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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Denies They. Were Loud

w Mr., r. r. Han,aker, manager OF the Southern
Fine Art Company, sud last night. !. & 5I
s5 'Ing Justice to the Southern Fine Art Cons
3pany and to nsyelf, wish to mako q stat e.
fment suggested by the article published in the
piper to-day. 82 W stt5
',The facts nre, tho paintings under ban we're
OF, h exhibition In ono of our windows until
notified sbyF Captain tWhitlock OF the complaint
OF unknown citizen. The captain advised q. s,,
chief of police. sawhcreupon sent ono OF our
statesmen to 4 the Mayor, who stated that no
will refer the matter to the chief. Late In tins
and Sergeant Bailey called at our studio. and
according to Inspector Eppss statement II
Eto-day's Issue, he considered them very loud.
sergeant the paintings in question have since
been viewed BY artists, art critics and PROBES,
said they were FREQ from any loudness' what
~ wv. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
IHEAPPOMA1T0|X
BLOCK.E IL B ICE } |:
I Big ice Gorge i Has Horned 7 .l1't,l
at the$Puddlc8 Dock l n
tspec,a, ID Tho Times. piupatch.)

pUTEkSBu a, $.v ~, Feb. 1s.--Gehertaal l
q Irvine Walker, commander Army
Northern Virginia Department, United Unite
Confedcrat Veterans Will deliver an nd.
dress before the a. r.. Hill Camp Cor
federatcs Veterans next Monday 5t'lsl't,
rho Ladies' Memorial Association. We ,il
daughters Of the. ConfcderacS anu b.lli i
Sons OF Confederate Veterans are cosd 1in i
~ invited. I'll M 4. !. !, {, !. !. a.
MIR Carter RI. Bishop left for Norfolk
this afternoon to confer with Captain
Winslow OF the United States engineers,
labout8work on the Appomnttox RIVER,
|841,hc diversion scheme md o. her WORK
IN tho river are under the supervision OF
Captain Winsow. ny 4 IA 4, Y
There Is a large Ice gorge in the Ap-l
pon,attox at Puddledock Cut ana th ne
river Is blocked to navlgnt Ion. III ,s
The Petersburg Hosiery Company, IN
oorporatcd, With Mr.. a. s. Reli1acn us
general munager, will resume business
next week. @ Z gi8 ii Il. :.
Tho will Of the late Mr. George ". seay
was probated to-day, Mr.. George ". Seay,
Of Richmond, qualifying as executor Y or
his unclcs estate which Is valued NJ hpout
three thousand dollars, X .$ 81 Ell,, . ttS IN
MI. b, R. Jones qualified in the Hust-
| inss Court to-day us n5notary pub g.. ssjjl
The Petersburg Realty Corporation,
which was lincorpofatcd u lew wy skss''o
by the Corporation Commission, has 4 q
charter granting varied and extensive y n',
privileges, among which liz the right 70
build railroads, to maintain hotels, M to
conduct mercantile business and manu-
featuring establishments to engage n N
loan and Investment business to improve
real estate, to net as general co ,n1Itlrt't
tors, ETC., etc The capital Is to pc not
less than twenty-five hundred nor more more
than ono hundred thousand dollars. me =
Officers for the present year are Presi-
dent, Benjamin Harrison; vice-prc,ss i q mt
! Thomas. NJ. Davis; \ secretary and treas
urer, -. B. Jones' These gentlemen :, are
prominent young business men ~ '.F1l
city. @ n Il
The West End branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will be dedl-
cntod tomorrow afternoon. Rev. y. e..
Davis Will deliver nniaddrcss. 3S
Tho Methodist Sunday School Union
Association will hold 10 regular meeting
to- morrow afternoon at Blnndford Church
Mrs.. S. Neisiger, who now lives ~
Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting his sisters here e.
The funeral Of the late fred Friend
viii take place tomorrow afternoon from
Market Street A1ethodi st 3I5piscopal church,
Of which no was q valued member. IA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Order Of Eastern Star,

The Grand state Chapter OF the Order
Of the Eastern stnf met on Friday and
elected ostleers as follows for the CON- !
Ing year,
norfolk; grand patron. James II. Nor,
rison, OF Luray: assistant grand marion,
Mrs. Josephine Stump, Of Pocahontas; as
sistant grand patron. John N. Newton, Of
Pocahontas; grand secretary, Charles Al
Nesbitt. OF Richrrond, grand treasurer,
Mrs, 'II. n, Berhoury, Of Iltchmond; grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
5"JACK'' WILSON TO BE
WITH BROAD STREET HOUSE

John j. Wilson. who for several years
had charge OF O. II, Berry q Co.'S hat
department. and was later engaged IN,
tho mems furnishing goods business With
Lindsey Allen under the firm name Of
Allen 81 Wilson, has accepted ~ position
with the oindeStor-KIrk- Parrish Conf
pany In Broad Street, and on March Isl,
will take charge OF It's hat department.,
Jack" Wilson, as he Is Familiarity known
among his friends, has boon connected
with or engaged IN tho mems furnishing
goods business In Richmond oil his llfe
practically, and among the trade he
Is recognized as all expert In his line Of.
business. "a ~ a q ts q VI
The talk of the town-"Half She'll. Ask
ba ~ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
.Iconductress, Mr.. Mary r. M

Iconductress, Mrs: / Mary Z. Nesbitt, II {
Richmond; assistant grand conduttrcss,
Miss p. Ts$Joneys 81 Petersburg. TX 4.
"a handsome piece Of II silver was pre-
scented to ME- Charles "a. Nesbitt as q
token of esteem. III 5aS,E
Three new cllp tiers 5 were chartered,
making seventeen chapters now IN this
State 55 ss4 $50 IL II h tf.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
OBITUARY.
PeYsTr A..fRoWlett.f

ldence Of tlslsoii lin. law; M W Coleman,
5No,F1o1O West Clay Street. vest erday a T.
.tornoon a; q o. clocks alters ansl Illness Of
several months. MIR. Rowlett apntra cted
typhoid 4 fever last July, and since.& that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

CONGRESSMAN christopher "A. Bergen, OF
New Jersey, is dead at his home at at
kHaycrford. a suburb Of this city, He was
O. Years old. Mr.. Bergen was born a.
bridgeport. u Somerset county. ~, ana
II % u,na' n member OF the ITIfty-frst and
5Fifty-sccond Congresses from the, Old
First District Of New Jersey. Il I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

IA 4 PHILIP coLiVITA MOVED.
! l Hh1ya moved my tailoring establish
IN BIT % b01 East Main Street with a
\ aplete line OF 1Voolen Novelties, where
Xviii ba better prepared TO supply the
~ ~ PHILIP COLAY1TA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Would Reduce the Fees,

,Ajdernnan Blair, Of Henry Ward, Is soIng
C#fors fetrenahment. El
"a OFFERED In Tho Ordinance Committee tho
,,,eT Night. q resolution 10 inquire. into Tho
81 reducing the fees OF the officer
\ F'eorninissIoner OF ltpenne. city collector and
tieciots az delinquent taxes The resolution
Az refGrrei 10 subcommittee for report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
;jO[|IMMON ISLANDER,
1 I \ DECLARED Smith

,gl tS3} AGOnunucp5 i'oIu III 81 id6cJ
IA orig fnal lease Is an linnehi,. Of monop-
affoly. Ennd nothing short OF a public
scandal
tiSsaIhe mind OF the Secretary must
7 have been overstrained when he AS
monopoly of oil On the
\ n Usage reservation in 1896 before a
ER@ell had been bored, pipe laid. or a
! railroad built within many miles. To
his opinion on this subject | am in
different.
VI nut when Secretary Hitchcock
mstated that the original lease was
tlsnothing short OF public scandal he
3yuttered a charge for which he was
entirely without excuse, He placed
himself In the class Of common Sian
GiAerers. lie bore false witness against
sJ IA predecessor Is office. knowing at The
ltiine there was no truth in his base
Meas charge"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
lanes Richards, aIr.

special 70 The Time Is p!spatoh1 :, :.
Richards. Jr., better known ms Barney"
died tfthe Alexandria, Hosnital fromEin-
jurIes z sustained yesterday afternoon
swllen he fell in attempting 70 BOARD
freight train, one of his arms pelng
caught under the wheels. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Powell Jones.

y, a (specIal & 10 The Times. D!spatch.l /,
y CULPEPISR. YA.,9 Feb lS,--Mr. Powell
hls home, III this county, this after
noon. MI, Jones was for many years
The treasurer of Crlpeper county, and one
Of the most prosperous farmers IN TINS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
William Anderson.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
UPPERVILLE. * VA, Feb. 1S,-William
Anderson, a distlller, near Delaplane Sta
ton Southern Railway. six miles from
.ney trouble, after an illness OF twelve
months, . *. 4. 5 N
&i He was an enthusiastic Democrat. hnv-
ing wagered five hundred dollars on Par
He was about as years old. ASwife and
three children survive him, besides several
brothers and sisters, Interment to-mor-
row ut Oak FILL Cemetery. t{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
CAPTAIN n. M. Pratt,

4 (speclal to Tho Times. plspatch.@ III
II MARION, IA Feb. R1S.---CaptalnS James,
Marion Pratt, a popular and well known
lcitizen Of smyth county, died at his home
in Rich Valley. to-day Mt 2 O'Clock, Cap
tain Pratt was about seventy years OLD,
Il brave Confederate soldier. noble
In :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Iohn Nugent.

(special to Tho Times, pspalch.)
1 ALEXANDRIA. Van Feb. lS.--MI, JONI
an early hour this morning at his home
in this city after II brief illness, His wife
and several grown children survive him
William H. Parsons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

The talk Of the town-'Half She'll" Ask
the man,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
DEATHS.
: I BIrmingha hal papers please copy.

iRoWLETT.-Died at the residence OF his
III SON in-Jaw, NV. Coleman. 1910 w. Clay,
q Saturday, the lSthMof February; at =
! O. clock u. M, PETER a. RoNYLEI'I,
Il in. the n q fty- ninth year Of his age, VII
5t5' Funeral at 3;3O r.. M. MONDAY from
5@ Clay street NJ. r. Church. '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

WIIITE.-Died. February 18th. at AZ
M. at her residence, 1912 East Broad
BS Street, MARTHA WHITE, after short
Illness, . 6 Si5S II . . = :, 7, = Z,
(Aionday) at 2 o'clock p. M. from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

In 1871 he left Tlarrisonvile0 for N les,
Mich. where he established a tnewspape
and married Miss Martha Landon, Who
survives Elm. He had resided In St.
Louis Since 1872. Ho was assistant fore
man Of tie composing room OF the Globe
Democrat, with iwhlch newspaper he had
been connected many years. y Iio had been
elected president sof the z ST. Louis local
of the International Typographical Union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Birmingham papers please copy.
Maurice Guiheen. 4

I Especial 10 The Times. Diupatch,)
ST.kljOUlS, MO, Feb. 1S.--FuneralS SER
vices over the remains or 4 Maurice Gut
heen, .lged sxty-tWo, formerly Of Har-
4risonyIlle, Va, " here his brother, Michael
Gulhcen.s still resides. will be held TO-
morrow afternoon under the auspices o, o
Anchor Lodge n "A. - + :. and "a. NJ. Tho In
ternlent Will be at Niles, Mich. Mt. Gut
lheen died last nj ght after a week illness
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-19

The Experiment Station Stall OK the
state CLIveTsIty will conduct a sen ~ Of
Farmers lrs;itgtes in thus county. be.
ginning a, Starr VALLEY on the 9th Of
June. The members Of the staff and
tho sutiects upon which they will
lecture ar" 81 follows:
Prot. Peter Frandsen Ground Squir.
rcIs and Gorhe-s;- -BlaCk Leg
Prot. :. -. Doten--Insect Pesta.
Prot. =. Is. Observation-Disclosures o.
Weeds Poisonous Plante;- Range
PrObl"m;' Grasses and Forage;- plants
oi Nevada
Prot y. f. WiIson--Milk TESTING
Home Dairying;' -AI'al'a;- -Barnyard
Nanurc;- Fertilizers and Their Usee.-
Prot. Gordon II. True-.Irriga,iou
ProbIems;- Beef and Dairy Cattle
Draft Horsoa.
The program has been delay 81 on
account Of the seriuns illness Of DR..
Stubbs. II his health will permit. he
will accompany the party and speak 10
the people III each valley yiaited on
questions OF interest. Tie dates and
places Of the Institutes will be found
clsew here.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-19

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remembered IL these days when 20 many
men are p~reteui!iE 70 be socialists. Z
letter definition u socialism than that.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-19
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-19
sKcEErAGr SHAW. Views.

Originally t1e secretary - ih= t-eZs
zrg estimate; liz tz5-.t ty- tie Garrett!
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bI.Aos s.se; .Dr the t=elyeuo1:h vii
sbo1 : deEci: q about S-5Oyp,ggJ and
the dife:eoc- L:tweea tLai figure and
his frs! estimate be regards Is u susll
monet. Several uiIllyu= may k- q
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says, Ua: ~ q great AID ~Ero=y=,yyz
nation Il = u nearly a. aEe-.n-E Ir;ng
~ read that the treasury =Iu rs worse
II ~ that amount. This e perfectly
true, bu; even 4 great ration =iu iaey.
tally stop 70 inquire INTO Tie CAUSES
II gro Ing ieGct; and tue proper way
II arreztiEg that :cEieacy.
SD1 there has been 10 falling Of 10
the governments receipts ~ cornIar-l
Tlth last years record up 10 date. Tie
deficit II due 10 a substantial Increase
IL expenditures, the increase amounting
b about ~. GOO, 900, again ~ compared
TI:b last year. CCusUal demands Tor
naval deflcieTcies-v hich, THINKS - a
ne. provision o. Law, cauuot be repeat.
Cd next year-accoun; fo- no small part
u the increEe.
Secretary Shaw cbcer'ully remarks
tia! congress 'can turn the deficit into
a snrplus whenever II pleascs. Tn.
donb'"hly; but the problem IT adding tu
the withoua readjus;mg tn"
trarIti ~scEedules that ara no longer
needed f0r protective p1rpyscs will mol,
seem an easy one 20 congress. The
confirmed stand pattcr will resist r..
adjustment, uhilc cnGaumcrs viii object
10 new ia1es.
Already We hear from various omar.
that h deficit must not be- allowed 20
serve Ha an Argument for tariff revision.
IN Increased tax on beer, % tax on
coi!"o imported from foreign countries
(sonc comes to US from our island
p1saesaions). = duty on beer and what
not hns been rropgocd. though il il
I'M lcrstoO1 that a majority Of the acnatc
finance committee favor ,arin read.
justmen'. That committee. by the way
Is to study tho revenue question during
this recess.
II is highly probable that tnrrn 70.
vision as n mcNne 81 cnlrrging the
govcrumcnt's rovonuce will bo a live
subject IN tho next congress.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-19

On the c'9ssER day II tie last session
oi oDuZrsss Senator Allison had come
azreesbly zords "a offer a. u
The state II She nations GlaHces. Ad.
uniting that the appropriations 'yf the
neI: tsrsl year. ~sggregstmg III round
numbers s5lS, 900, 20, we're considerably
10 excess ~ those 81 the p]r"YiDus year,
says the Chicago News, he asserted tina;
there w&s no cause Tor ~apprchrudug a
EenJus deficit. II IL true that the c6.i.
mated Tor the next year ara
only az 100000. but acting On the
theory that certain appropriations.
amounting in all 10 about S57.Ol0.OCO.
are not really a charge upon the reve.
Ducs, Senator AlIBon computed that the
governments expenditure would be-
less than ite income, leaving a surplus OF
a few million dollars.
As not iptrequentIy happens in such
cagee, il now becomes evident that Sen
ntor AllisOn's calculations which looked
30 well on paper atc not being borne
out by the facts. Yesterdays dispatches
from Washington report that a deficit
Of s3j, 100000 Ia already practically
assured and that in spite 81 tho ccono.
mics practiccd by congress II is growing
daily.
Now TINT they arc confronted with
tho problem Of nm almoat certain deficit
the qucstion OF what tho leaders ~ the
congressional minority propose 10 do
about il promises TO DO one OF tho most
interesting that will 10 raised at tho
next session 81 congress, IL optic 81 al
efforts ut economy government oIpoDd.
itures continue to grow rapidly md oven
IL there in no further increase they arc
already in excess Of tho revenues. 4
way OF meeting this increased outlay
must DO found and unlesa the govern.
mont 10 Ia meet IL by seeking larger
receipts from tho internal revenue il
must take the action which
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-19
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Nothing In 1t.

The Southern Pacific has not ordered
ans miner Of II orr land said a prom.
M ut railroad official the other day.
The company has tried 10 ba i,i-
With all people, and until recently min
'Dg land could be bought from the rail.
road at a nominal figure. \ few months
ago every hi: Of the railroads lands
from Eow OreleaDs 10 San FRANCHISE.
and from California east, was With
drawn from entry. Tho yason 'or this
we d" not know AZ il; is probably some
deal Of Haru-mRu's.
This talk sbnut the railroad setting
up a Claim 10 O~nnRhouse proper,y ia
without tOuTia,iOn. We kno~ where
all those mines are located, and many
OF them are IN railroad gound, bat co
Tar the company hE not done anything
abou, it. Tie same ia true Of Pnsyme
Sany o' the Claims are OH railroad
ground. Some aroOu Henry Anders5u's
property. 81 stops towards cjactmcn,
hare been taken. but this idea OF going
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