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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE = THREE BARGAINS IN
rOOming houses. Six rooms, includ-
ing piano, $3.50. Sixteen rooms, nice
rooms, well rented, piano goes, $l10O.
Look these up. BROWN a. WOODS
BIT Fay Building.
"A SNAP IN A NEWLY FURNlsHED
rooming house OF 20 rooms. centrally To-
Gated, Tor sale. Cheap rent; long lease
Inquire of WILL METzGER. biO South
Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
CONTRACTORS

1915
FOR A FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
IS OUR FIGURE.
Anything else you want at the
same proportion. Let us have a chance
to figure on your house. We will fur
nish your plans and make a house that
viii suit you. We are pleased to refer
to any one for whom we have builded
furnish you the money if you wish
Drop in and talk It over with us.
INGLEHART BUILDING CO.,
Home Phone 1866. 7l3 S. Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

FOR SALE
"A Broom colonial style house. on AlVa-
RADIO Terrace; finely finished interior;
new; in one OF the SWEETEST neighbor-
hoods in Los Angeles; all for $4,000
Terms easy. II. X. ECKLHY, S23 Henne
Block, ~ West Third
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

FLATS KNOWN AS sTET-
son Terrace on West First ST., with so
rooms, bath rooms and toilets, strictly
up-to-date, Moorish architecture, cement
good buys In Los Angeles. bringing In a
good income and will increase In value
every day. THOS. j. HAMPTON, ll9
s. broadway L. A. r. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21
Flats
Furnished Flats

FOR s14 YOU CAN RENT THREE
rooms, completely furnished, new, ele-
CANT; housekeeping; gas range, bath,
telephone hot water; close in. 33i
SOUTH FIGUEROA $40 unfurnished;
also 204 NORTH FREMONT. $40 unfur-
nished
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-21

$50. .OOO-FOR EXCHANGE-oNB OF THE
finest cattle ranches In southern Cali
fornia containing over 700 acres. VIII
take two-thirds In good eastern prop
erty, balance can be easily arranged A
gilt-edged proposition. BEN WHITE,
304 Bryson block.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Cold Weathar, Cuts Off Supply.
Active Demand Stiffens Prices.

THE produce commission merchants OH
Cary Street had no trouble yesterday III
OF the stocks on hand at slight
" advanced prices. and some things at
fIgllres considerably in excess OF those
prevailing the day before. The freezing
weather in the country round about for
The past several days, cut shipments
right short off. In this way the demand
for country produce has overgrowna the
supply and this was the condition that
confronted the Cary Street folks yestcr-
day, The market was early clcanedl up
of all fowls and game mt advanced ng-
,lres and pretty much everything else at
outside quotations, and unless the re-
ireipts this morning arc larger than are
expected there will be a scramble to-day
for the necessary turkeys and chickens
and game, etc, to make out to-morroW's
big dinners.
A Eggs are not 20 plentiful rs they. were
n few days ago, and prices for small lois
lave advanced just a shade. AS before
indicated fowls of all kinds are q shade
higher, Fruits arc also Il little scarce
and prices have stiffcned some In tho
face OF active demand. All other products
remain very firm at old figures, but moth
ing goes begging aud everything is COB
bled at outside quotations.
II the predictions OF the weather pro-
phets hold good and warmer suns shine
The receipts to-day and for some days to
come will be larger and supply will CONS
some here nearer meeting the demand,
Under these conditions no advance IN
prices need be looked for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
THE LOOSE. Leaf I: | !.
TOBACCO MARKET N Al
Sales for the Week Cut Short
81 The Gold Gold
Wave.
PRICES R REMAIN VERY YER. FIRM II RI
Damand for Good Sun--C-u1rrieeed 1t
Active-No Danger OF
Big Crop. ;

Az m'edicted on account Of the harsh
c,ld \ woa ther, tile sales Of loose leaf TO- To-
.bacco at the warehouses yesterday were
small as compared with the sales OF the
early days Of the week. NotEmore tilah
hundred thousand pounds got under ne ne
hammer, which made tho To-. To-
IA les for3the week drop down TO about
ha IL /, million pounds. All OF the stocks
@pffered for the week were of the sun
i grad and the eagerness OF buyers el. 70 70
nav iii stock for immediate demand KEPT
the market up to high water mark. NJ 4
ai,rhn offerings for the week were mainly
8thn medium grades and so but lew N
&tra hightprices were noted. q s1tcW..iot. :
n pf5 good wrappers of the sun-cured fat t,a!
showed 8up,8 and they were rea ~ taiksa'
at figures ranging from $lo 70 40. nn..eis
brought from $l1#to SIS, and all grades
THAT possessed character found eager PUT
chnsers 8nt outside On y lie
whole the market for the week has neei zen
week. and, lii fact, for the balance Of the
season, is for high prices; . 81, ,,J..... -.
mn IT Is Impossible to predict the 5doings Tor
next week. a change In the weather may
Y bring heavy breaks. or changc thut VII
u give the farmers good weather for pow-
ing md sother farming operations may
K keep them at home, and thus make enc
breaks lighter than they were this week.
Whatever may be the weather conditions,
and whatever may be g me SIZE OF IN, .ns
stock that may find its way to market VII
B NEE tBwith eager buyers ready to pay out,
gsile figures for goods that have deciaeu
character Sun-cured stocks are N ae-
fmn,ld and will command good hgurcS. , AZ
sales next week will begin on Tuesday
VI morning ut 10 o'clock. 3'55a ~ 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
SECRET WORKER
The Plan Upon Which Coffee Operates,

Coffee Ii such u secret worker that II ~
not suspected as tho cause Of sickness or
disease. but there Is q very sure way 70
find out the truth.
A lady In Memphis gives an interest
INK experience her husband had with
coffee. IT seems that he had been using
1t for some time and was an Invalid. =
The physician in charge shrcWd!y sIht
pecled that coffee Was The WORN ut this
root OF tho tree and ordered Il diseor-
tinued with instructions 10 use Postum
Food Coffee regularly in rs place
Tho vito says; I've found that saR
tho true remedy for his stomach md
heart trouble and we would have gladly
paid a hundred times the amount of thu
DOCTORS charge when we found how VIC
his judgment MAS,
I '"rhu-t,s OF Postum instead Of coffee
was begun about year ago, and Il has
made my husband a strong. well man.
He has gained thirty-fivc pounds IN tlnl
time, and his stomach and heart trouble
have all disappeared
1.-THE first time prepared 1t did not
boil 1t long enough and he said t,pyc
was something wrong with II. spra
enough IT did taste very flat but the next
morning ! followed directions carefully.
boiling it for fifteen miruies and he ~
marked this is better than any OF the old
coffee,
''We use Postum regularly and nesrr
tire Of telling our friends of tho benefit
we have received from leaving off the
old fashioned coffee Name given Dy
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Look for the litlie book THE Road
to MELVILLE" in caGh package. sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Ma Il locate the haskell Nc 4, A. lill
made the score Il to q by ~ free rec t!1roW
then petersburg tied the score on q
IN ma few minutes Miller found the goal,
rnr. i 10 90 !, Is, and threw two rein !,
fa,,ick ;succ esson.. ~ The first hall ende e
With nc score 10 TOT IN favor 'rfS q 1'5 RIcnT
ti,ond . y U. 81 WI. 9, 81 q. Z, :,
In the second halt Alsop went 70 CEN
Ter. but in Il short time IS tfTe,si
d pretty field goal. and from ina y t !, me-
IN the Richmond basket was kep N.Y. !, !.
rhe monotony was broken twice a'y5 III ~.
liam and Alsop, much e the delis ht$oI
the spcctntors n Tho game closed Z byE = !,
free throw b. Hnrwell. making the maj INA
score 50 to 4 "a favor Of Richmond 2 u D. he
eS %, ! 49,, nnd i5 vi i Ioetersbu- 8 hi
McAdams( captain) Ia rE ,s
+. I. !. /. r. Aisop
Micha els Z, +. &. y. G ones
Duncanson. g l y &c 8,
strader.. \. r. G,lll, !.
Goals: Miller Mct,dams 80, u len l
(2|, 4Alsop, Ciilim. F'ree throws MO 2
Adams (sJ, aarwell 49,. Points on fouis 9
Richmond (2). Referee: r L. Nvltt,s'
OF Petersburg. Umpire: Harry !! y,
scorer: s, TX. Phil lps. mekecp"er, -
Briggs, Jr. Z q. II 4: y & n 5 II s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
ANNUAL ROLL-CALL. \
Second Baptist Sunday School
Have Interesting Programme.

This second Baptlst sunday school Will
have liz annual roll-call Tomorrow morn
Ing. beginning at $3.50 o'clock. This VIII
be- The lasi OCCASION Of this kind which
win over occur In the old church AZ Sixth
and Main sueeIs. ana the event VIII
be made o memorable one Every
scholar present next Sunday VIII receive
i, certificate ~ meinbcrship In Tbs school,
stating that no holder wah present NJ
The last cal! IN the old church, and each
visitor VIII be given a card Of q son1c-
what simlar nature.
MANY years hence tbfse certificates of
membership VII DO highly valued ny Inc
recipients An Interesting and attractive
programme hus beqi arranged for TINS
Fpccasioni but there will be no addrcsses.
The orchestra wi,l render fshyeral felec-
tionn. ard there will be vocal hcldcilons
by gplolsls mud q 1uhrtelts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
|AR1[N|US Wards
GREAT PROPHECY: c |
Said There Would be Warm ~
Weather During
August.
Mr.. II, EVANS. TAKES 4 HAND AND
Weather Bureau Director Says
! Considerably Warmer To- E, day.
Sunny South Again.


% ITut,. md warmer 5weather(is8 on the cara 2
FOR I. ,lay. This Is what Weather Dlrcc-s
tor Evans says who Is the best tNs,
prophet since he immortal q rtem mus
Ward, tho most accurate OF all wealth altl si'
gucsscrs.5 ~
Artemus made but one prediction ana ana
Tint came true TO tile letter! s.5g &. 8
ools out, 2 said he. for warm wea ther
during the month Of August, 4 a
He hit 1T every year and easily l holds holds
the belt as tho champion.
Thnrsday night broke lilo record 10 for 1
cold the Thermometer going down 70 70 8. q
degrees, but with daylight came "a rising
temperature, until towards the middle gof
tho day yesterday only the ragged ed lll
lof tic cold snap rcmaincd as an ,unpleass -
amt memory. NJ s5,j 3 q 5Ss MI Il
a To-day's temperature Will be ten S4or
~ re egrees higher than on YESTERDAY
ana viii mean a farewell TO ska tIng,
Sa3 Crowds were on Ill Sneig boring pond g
with Lakeside again the most popul lar re- n
sort, .s 35 y 4sj . n, u 81 .S
1T Is said, however, hat the Ice y ~ '
lloDger safe ana tnht persons VIZ w e'os
lin going upon ! r, rake all manner q FISK.
5 James River IL covered with, an inch, or
more, of Ice ali the way to jamestown
and the cityS'tug, assisted BY the local
Isstcam boals, has had ~ busy Inc 81 ~
lgkeepins the channel clear and llav lgahle.
Trains from the North are still running
behind time. but the raj lway officials
promise that the regular schedule will be
observed to-day Ma Us are late, and pa
pers from the North contain ancient his.
tory wien they reach subscribers. e
The l'acl flo coast Is still the wnrnlest
section Of the country with the thermonie-I
ter ut Los Angeles mt 81 degrees.
lii FLORIDA a killing frost has played
havoc with the fruits, Tie mercury be-.
ling AS low aH % degrees. A 4ag
Huron, In South Dakota, Is tho chilllest
spot nn the map, wlth5a degrees below
! zero to dts discredit, ri a
Richmond has once more returned 70 lis
allegiance as belonging n 9 the sunny
South. 81 S A, y 5s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
JUSTICE S /. i John CUTS
s0M'E[: FANCY. ] i | RE. 5
+ GLOWING + ashton Set Set BY Earl Earl
Gray, 4 Skating Party
Is Given.

y His Honor prided himself on keeping
te and familiar with all social 'la
5fads and fancies. AS skating Is 81 81 the le.
60 iii polite circles, It has become the the
vogue In the Police Court. s3Ef;
ssi a large pair OF skates adorned the desk
before 4 the, seat ofmercy, ska ties Of I; all T.
most as great length and breadth s. as \ - -
the vast knowledge of#IILs Honor.
s,% It was /. skating party with only a9fe Few
select especially invited guests. for while While
! some were 81 The Booker Washington
stamp, all swers warranted in coming 1r1l
y It'll is said thatIthe reason Of the pancity
5of guests arose from the fact that His
Honor's friend, Earl Gray the Governor
General OF Canada, only has o. select few
1t his skating parties. Ear Gray's rules
of social procedure Is closely followed
In the Police Court.
His Honor, having strapped on his
skates, did a. few outside edges back,
wards and got down to business: ysi.
Sandy Taylor and Rodcn, known as; as
f"Rat', Taylor by the I4atinist, were com-
ing down the pond hand in hand D when
Harriet Roland screamed that she was
his name with his left foot, dismissed the
charge. 5# 88l5 81 IN
a gent who had failed to bring his
steel skates but who had gotten OH booze
skates In great shape. attempted TO break
5up the Bijou performance, so frighten-
ing the savage lions inEthe cage, on the
stage, that the little actress In the play
mad 10 give them smelling sal IS.
His Honor paused In the midst Of the
grape vine to murlnurFten bones and It
went at that. sJ q ;5g5 i35s n
Two small boys, aged nine and eleven.
were so charmed with Ills fl onor's gracc-
ful conlortIons on the slippery leo that
they broke In and Il fetched from the
sQuarles toy store two pnir Of skates.
They were not allowed to join the party
\ on account of their tender years
Charlie Ward, black ico artist, per-
formed too adroitly, doing stunts Il ana
5evolutions that at last placed him IN the
Suspicious character fcl lass, " /.
HIS Honor after ""grinding tho bar
/ d few times, dropped Charlie through the
Sair hole for ninety days. "A S.5
Rosa Braxton,s a yellow Ice ctress, 'Yaf
gotten up for tho part. gay an NC
startling hood, covered q mass OF kinks
and lent to the scene a radical 81 81
B OF color. X AZ . . ii5
Rosa Is not only an expert Ice dido per
former, but enjoys ais la X lloW|eige g
slight of hand that would push MADAM tl tLIl
Herman through the thin Ice. Just lust e
keep her hand IN, Rosa pluckedl Z 7. e t y.
dollar bill from, tho pouch q y. "
Cooke. Tho leo cracked and ROSA wen
down with a. dull tthud for fours,n le
Ills Honor removed the foot sl'd 1l'
took his plaid overcoat from tho hands ~ 9
the tr,lsty Ctitbon. and trudged nlerrll!
away 10 play ping ong at tho g! w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
BENEFIT ACADEs,,Ml:I[:Ell's. VI.
Examinations at Col q,
le.ges Help Secondary Schools schools

leges Help Secondary 'Ial Sclio'oole.
gIf, rcslden Boatwrght o. ichmold s,ol-
3 ego has lust returned from z trlp g g
Ns,vn wort News, where lie delivered az
drnsss while there lie visited the new
49, 49,. News Academy. which Is under inc
direction and control Of the eollesr ~. ~,
}thnrities, TIe reports that the enroillenl
a. Ills q academy has jumped from tnlr :, (,
rIve Of last year to 5ntnelS-tWp q ~ ll's
86vinn,. nd from two tea hers to 70 =" n
most gratifying growth. J, !, I, y
NJ I,' regard 10 acadcmlestand secoilahly
ianhools, the president spoke most lnteE-
:. M III 81 Tho effect upon them OF ell'
trance trance examinations. which e ne rGceist
9conf crence or Virginia college prcsiuelllls
Il IA nroposed The object, said the pres
Ident. is not more e benellI ny ~
Themselves than TO benefit ne seco''aIty
snhools. In the event Of adjoining sucl
Determinations. tho academies " 'lu VIZ
control OF Richmond College VIII lllvs, -
%hnIlpreatly enlarged and most pto I,l.,
}tlorn,itories will have to be conslr uctsu
hoth at tho Newport News Aca DENY 5aHu
INA Richmond Academy The presldienf
3nxn,essed the belief tina L the next school
yenr would find Richmond Gollege, sG ~,
tvnrsityRor Virginia, Randolph Macon G WI,
sllere ana Washington and Lee lnlYefsli,S
,vsrl. ing With a uniform entrance exalnlT
nation requ irement, 4, d, -.
Professor W., u, Fouslee nus ANS " Y ls Z,
turned from II brief visit TO his ~ tile' <. !
Roxboro. M G, q. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Did Not Avail Much.

II 4. telegram received yesterday from At
.torney- General William a.. Anderson then
at Charleston, w. Va announced that
he would return to his home to-day N a
Tor Anderson has been to Charleston in
company with committee of the Vir-
sinla Debt Commission to endeavor toss Sc
cure conference with West Virginia
representatives looking to an adjustment
Of the debt. The return OF the Attorney
General does not mean that the remain
der Of the Virginia delegation have re-
turned or will do so vet. At the same
time the impression in this city is that
the conference will avail nothing. II was
merely a courtesy to fne West Virginia
representatives that the pilgrimage was
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Interesting Meeting to be Held:
n at University Next Month.


The next annual meeting Of the VT Y! I!
GINA intercollegiate Athletic Association u
will convene at tho University OF N Viz
enil, at $50 II. M. February 7tlh, being ll
the third Friday In February. The sec see
rotary has Just issued the CALL. the IN
situations that compose this a 1 ton Or
arc Richmond College, University i N'.iI
GINA, Randolph Macon College, William
and Mary College, Virginia PolStc CHI
institute, Virginia Military institute
washington and Lee University, lamp
.den-sidncy college and fredericksburg :r lt y
College. Xxx w II * u.
There has been expressed some lis
"a sfnction9 with II certain provisions or
ira demonstration, and It is certain that
several amendments toll Will be offered
at the coming meeting. In every way the
promises to be one Of great; IN
terest ana Importance to 8in:e1collcglalte
athletics in Virginia. Tho Indications are
that every college will be represented
The officers or y the association are;
President, w. a. lambeth University Of
Virginia; Vice President, r. j. Stubs,
William and Mary College: Secretary
and Treasurer, w. I. Foushee, Of Rich !.
nond College. VI II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
BUILD BIG STORE.
Steel and Brick Structure Soon
to Go Up on Broad.

The stores Nos. los aud lo7, East B:oad
street, The former occupied by j.. u
mund, are soon to be torn down to make
room for liandsoIner, up-to,date pulli-
,ings AR. William Miller. who has con. con.
trol Of this property, has announced that
i,efore this good year closes a handsome
tIlree-story brick, stone and stell building
viii stand upon tho ground now occupied
iy the two storerooma named. The new
.bniIding will be 4sXl2p feet II Is expected
That the work 0t raising the structures
will begin April !, and the construction OF
The new building will follow with all pos
sib!e speed, The new structure Is 10 cost
approximately &0Ip and will be modern
and iire-proof
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Experiences of a Detective.

The big meeting for men tomorrow ar
ternoon at three-thirty O'clock will be
held in the Central y. NJ. q. A. Hall.
Hall, Of Baltimore, the Christian Detec-
tive, man whose labor Of love IS known
over the entire country and who is in
great demand everywhere for mems
meetings. Todd Hall knows what he u
talking about. and Ills experience Will
thrill the hearts of men and at the same
time provo /, tremendous warning. Mr..
Hall viii be accompanied MI. William
r. Bishop also or Baltimore, who Will
be the soloist for the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
! sEABOARD CHANGES.
Appointments and Promotions in
Traffic Department Announced.

Assistant General lNrcight Agent r. !.
fchcathaln, of tho Scaboard All Line lt ii
way, announces the following hppoiht-
n,cnts effective January 18Th:
G. r. Pitchford, appointed conmercial
agent, with hcada,artcrs at Atlanta. Ga;
succeeded 4. X, ThompAon, promoted.
Mr. G. IS. Allen, Jr, is appointed solle-
giiIng freight agent, with headquarters
at Atlanta, succeeding 9. 7. Pltchford.
promoted. .5g 1.
General Freight Agent Charles r..
Capps, OF the seabonrd Air Line Railway,
announces that Mr.. r. r.. Thompson has
been appointed commercial agent OF the
seaboard Air Line Railway, with head
quarters In The Dwight building, Kansas
city, Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Put Green to Itself.

Niessrs. l.. B. Vaughan and Company,
OF Crcnshaw's Warehouse, say
In their weekly tobacco report:
Notwithstanding the cold weather,
sales have been fairly large, under strong
dcmsnd, ut full prlrcs@ The best leaf sold
for $35, Farmers arc again advised to
handle carefully, putting all green leaf 70
itself, 1t Will pay TO assort carefully
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
HOUNDS TO|MEE.'1 At
SOLDIERS HOME | ] / | G I.||.1|.|::
Brilliant Field Expecte'dtl---;lMstlrF.
and Mrs. Scott Entertain FL 'r't;l'
at Hunt Breakfast,

s..S
Decp Run, hounds WILL ineet this ailef-
noo, 4 soldiers Home gate n at ' s;So
O'clock. Il 81 n, !. :, 4 1 I.
,rhc meet was on the card for ltlo Sistu'
but on account Of the feartul .aNll, -
81 "the golng,"nt the Hunt comnilteo' ~
cided to make the meet nearer GO W.
g,It has been decided to- lay 81 tRel otas
through Chantlly and ohnsson, g ~ .tlle.
club house, making the run 2 sholr OF olle,
..F',rhero is every reason to believe that y, y
largo field Will meet the En- Ellsl nucN,
for Nj. and Mrs. Frederick william 5sco g.
III, entertain at n hunt break fast NJ mid mo
nav, and members will therefore tur y ou y
In all tho glory ofSpipk cords ana y, toEs.t.s
al#H. C. BeattIe ESQ, M ~ TIN ".
Mr.. George Cole scott&ns huntsma :, an
Messrsl Noting and Sydnor5 as ~ llppcrs-
seven and n half couple ofs hounds VII
be used, and q fast short drag - eAT
The following ladies will leeeIyo at 4 ne ],
clubhouse after the drag: Mrs e -.
fpinckney, Mrs. 4, w. Alltson.s MIS- Jollh
Kerr Branch, Mrs, st. George Anderson,
Mrs, ~ g. Massio, Mrs, Hugh Taylor
thn Misses Williams, of Warrenton; M Us,
Granyillo a, Valentine, the Misses NYtl-
|&lans, or Orange; Miss l'ralcil, MISS
Relrne,5 Miss Evelyn Gordon Miss MN
tlred Jones, Miss Ballard, #iof oulsyiilc;
|tN1iss .McAdun,s, Miss Yon Snntvoord. MSS
ls,u Culmp and Miss Petit, 5ol
philadelphia. 3;f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
WIZARDS POSITION.
Understood Criticism Eliminated
Directly From Mr.. Swanson.

I.ieutenant-G Governor Joseph T. Wlllard
MAG asked by representative OF The
Times Dispatch last night II he had any
Thing To say regarding tbs article pulls
lishei ia yesterdays Times-Dispatcb pn-
der the heading. aWillaTd and Swanson
Deny which raserrsd 10 their position on
Tie employers liability bill.
Captain Willard said that upon inqal:y,
5ie was led to believe that the special from
Warrington on Thursday afternoon, pur-
porting TO give criticisms from labor lead I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Was From Chesterfield,

CIfEsTIW Al IAN. 2ll--f frank An-
dcrson, wl,o was found dead at his. home
III Richmond yeaterl,,ay vas e III tor r!nel
resident Df Cllesteriield ana m olu MI
t Ole puy sIus aIaae;oassa and Vas iencls
OF AIeayrs. ~. ~ IS. puYal. supervisor, lot
bermuda District; Frank p W. 81 Gmfss
n,,d Mernhnt,ts Bank Of Manchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Are Making Converts

Adjutant Virgins and an assistant VIII
conduct SERVICES this evening and gu day
on Sunday at SALIVA Ion Army Hal, NO,
627 East Broad Street 4 u Il
'au lplll llISllI lapt ri as Sul uloItr uInadb,o
and Mrs. INIcming were great y en-
couragcd IN their work by their suucT
ccEa r. fi 8
Ten converts were added to tho local
army THIS week, III 81 81 3iii3 :. S Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Z. d Templetol1,

I,nX w .rr'ssI5 INV, VA. jan. -,,r,Mr, Ey,7
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