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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
HAS Been
FORGOTTEN
nuepaY's GAS INSPECTION
HAS At LAST BEEN EN-
BkLMED

what has become Or Councilman
Murphys gas inspection biil'
That IL a question unanswered
Al the city hall The bin was IN
tfndueed some six months ago BY
tho councilman from the Ninth
ward II provided for she appoint
meut OF a gas Inspector. % see that
the gas octopus furnished Eas uf
proper quality. did not deliver u Al
leo great q pressure. and did not
rob consumers too uutraEeouHly
With the dolualve metars
The btu vas referred TO the cor
porafiona committees. which prompt
IS turned d over TO City Engineer
Thomson for revision and further
Information. That worthy official
never considered the matter APP
narenily. Now he Is speeding on
To-day Journey TO the nations made
famous BY izaak Walton and Ole
hull. aud the chances are that he
has forgotten that there ever was
such a thing as gas Inspection
btu back here in the archives Of
the humble city council.
The corporations committee. and,
In fact. every member 81 the eoun-
eli. has been strangely quiet about
the matter. and the watchinl news
paper reporters have been remind
cd Of It's existence only by the
mercsi chance.
Meanwhile the gas consumers are
paylns tho freight Every other
man that one meets on the street
has some sort Of a kick against the
gas octopus. and u Is said thai the
office ~ the Seattle Lighting com
pany daily ewarms with patrons
who have a grudge Many persons,
members " the city council even,
I claim that their gas bills are no
/ lower than before the rate was re-
i dnced 10 81 a thousand cubic feet
I The poor quality Of gas fur
I nIahed and the enormous pressure
at which &C "a delivered is respou-
rlh'e for the costly antics OF the
I meters. according 10 men who claim
/ Ia be expert on the subject II is
said that the pressure on residence
pipes Is six and seven Inches.
whereas Il should not be moro than
one. and the consumers. instead Of
burning gas. are paying for hot air
that Is passing through the meters
like a small hurricane.
/ The excessive pressure is also
said TO be responsible for the rapid
I destruction Of tho delicate Wells
bach mantels on the gas Jets, II Is
said that the gas fixture houses arr
+ doing land office business IN
+ mantels because OF the rapidity with
which they are being blown 10
pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

under the Influence 81 the Equlta
bile. 0r nt any rate into sympathetic
relations With the Equitable Here.
for example, Is liat of corporations
IA which Nf Hyde Is "a director
Southern Pacific and the Union
Pacific and their dependent lines
Oregon Railroad a Navigation
Co.
Oregon short Line Co.
Texas a Pacific
Missouri Pacific Co.
Wabash
Western OF Maryland
Long Island
nuleWare a Hudson.
Manhattan Elevated
New York city Railway Co
Metropolitan Securities Co. which
controls the surface linea OF New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
WILL sell EVERY DAY

The Great Northern passenger de-
Hartwrut announces that the ticket
selling In the east for the fair
viii not be from SIX e twelve days.
80 was first planned. bat sin be
on sale every day. Il has been
figured out that the former plans
would he very incanyenieuf for pas
aeuEers who would have 20 secure
their tickets 81 a certain time and
then walt for a certain date 90 GO.
This YIN do away with al the
fnfmalify they would have 10 go
through. and wili be much better
for the passenger agents o. both
ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
M gnoW oPENED ToDAY.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. April 20
with a rerurd-bfcaklnE list af
nearly 900 entries. the fourth an
uNal bench show Of the Atlantic
City Kennel club opened today. 10
continue until the end Of the week
Ia the high class. as vel as the
number OF entries. the show cclipaan
the former exhibitions held b. the
club. Among the prominent eKhi-
bltorz ihia Year are Mrs. Reginald
r. Vanderbilt and Mr.. aud Mrs
Hunt. Of Nsw York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

York. three constituent companies
81 the Brooklyn Rapid Transit aya-
tom. aud The Underground Electric
Railway c.. of iandon
In iuauHrials Mr Hyde l. q al
rector 81 the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron
60.
Continental Insurance Co.
international Mercantile Mariuc.
or shipping trust
Mercantile Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric 60.
Western uniou Telegraph CO
And a. Il ia with the Equitable.
50 il 1t with the other two ~ the
trio % insurance company giants
the Mutual and the New York Life
Each Of these companies has ifa
bank and trust company allied de-
pcndeuElea Zach % them also has
money Ia. and ia long list u direc-
tors on the board u. a multitude ~
raiiraaa and other corporations
So that thls "blg three" represents
shat has been railei the deapotlsm
% combined millions
Now these millions are not a.
millions would b. n invested in
flour mills. shoe factories or glass
works They are millions invested
IN public franchise holding corpo-
ratlons. or In corporations possess
ing aonae other Kind % govern
menfai privilege OF aame immunity
uaaer the law. IKE the trusts built
up under thst monstrasitY uf lcEla.
lntian. the corporation trust act
OF New Jersey
These are the very corporations
that are today giving the body %
the plain people ~ the United States
great concern. They are ruhbiuE
the people In enc way OF another
They are buying pebble officials and
bending Judges In one way or an
other. They are corrupiing politics
ia cue waY OF another. They are
arrewluF down wages in one way or
another and constantly provoking
strike FehelllonH They are among
the important elements cnnceutrat-
Ing wealth IN few hands They are
great factors in pillug enormous
personal fortunes In the laps ~
some few and leaving 20 the multi
tuda the heritage 81 an iucreAaing
Is bitter composition for a living
They are 81 The force that will de-
atror this republic. n Il shall be de-
stroYed
And this "a the way the great in
auraure tria-the Equitable. the
Mutual and the New York Llfe-is
employing the money paid lnio n
By the policy holders all over the
country The people are trying 90
get monopoly monster Off their
backs. Yet The money which they
are annually giving to thete great
insurance companies Is being used
10 make those monopoly monsters
more secure In their grip.
! leave out Of consideration the
aieaiinga. losses BY blunderH. gains
or losses b. Investment in or en-
eouraRemeut 70 mutations am
considering only the aspect Of the
matter which has the full sanction
u tho Law. Examination shows
that the people. Ia their desperate
fight against monopoly. are having
their own money used against
them.
And this Is mainly where the pub
ile comes In through all this insur-
auco business The millions re-
celved from policy holdera.are Civ
Ing strength and vigor to the mono
poly giants that have grown up
through the length and breadth Of
/ the land
.th..7 @i''r3'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

A l. craig. general passenger
agent q the Oregon Railroad a
Navigation company az Portland.
arrived IN The city Wednesday morn
Ing. accompanied bY " - Conan.
Esnrrai ffeiEht agent 81 the South
efn Pacific Ilnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
Shook EN- SOME
nv frrinna New. Assn

VALENCIA. Spain. April e.
Several long and pronounced earth
quake waves we're obaerved here
yesterday. and much damage Is re-
ported. Il RI believed that some lives
lives were lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

The Pollard children delighted 4
packed house AZ the Grand opera
house "Wednesday afternoon. They
viii continue o. produce A Run
away airls during the rUst of the
week. with the eKceutlon - safufs
daY matinee. when An American
Millionaire all BE- The bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
WILL RESIGN
By seripps News Ass'n.l

TOPEKA. Kan. April 2o.-H u.
Nudge. general manager Of the San
"a fe. today confirmed the report
that he would leave the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

Mas FAneY Embroidered SOCKS.
oar regular sc quahtY. per
pair ...s. -4s. ss.... soc
Mas Tan and Black Socks. fuli
reinforced heela. solss and
toes. per pair .i2 nc
Ladies Cotton HOSE. double
soiss and toes. per pair IL Sc
ladies' Pretty Lace Hosa s5c
value. Alteration sale Price
Ladies Lace Lisie Hose. black
and tan. i1e value. per pair
: pair fof 81 %
Ladies Imported German made
LAce Iisls Hose. most be-
witehlng patterns. blue. tan.
node and black. 1se value. pr
uair .. zoe
chfldren's Iacn Isle Hose. Sc,
special. Friday. per pair. Ice
chfi8rsu's Fiue Ribbed Hose,
well worth sc. Friday special
....4. s.s..s .+sss.s. 49,. loo
Boys' Heavy Ribbed Hose. reEu-
ar 20 value. sale price,. ise
-~~~-~~~-s=--------=s
BANNER NAY FASHION,
SHEETS ARE HERE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

There are several VERY handsome
sceuic effects In The nankef'a
Daughter AZ the Seattle this week
The stage manager ~ the Ferris
company takes exceptional care
with a vlew 10 detail and a. a result
the stage effects are vel worth
seeing.
Tho star continues 10 draw biz
crowds this aeek The new hill
deserves the splsnifd patronage.
In tho Par East. the clever
Ruaao.Iapaueae var play AZ the
Third Avenue theater. viii be the
bin tonight The fhrater viii be
dark tomorrow nirht. hug In the
Far East" wiii be given ~ the mat
inea Saturday. and for the last time
Saturday ulght
A laugh provoking comedy. "A
Girl from Albany. viii be the Eaa-
ter attraction at the Third Avenue
theater aud will be seen for the
first time. II t. complicated COM
sdy with plenty of iaughter-erea
sensations. scenes and dialogues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

by HENRY GEORGE IN.
Copyright. 1903, b the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
TIE aToppY@ NEW ONES.

There's none better made than orr
S1o0 soft and sfiff hats. Il. N.
Brooks & Co. 1881 End ave. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
AT the ThEATERS


Pollard opera cufa- :
= nany IN a Runaway afN
q Tuuefut. uciutliatlnE upefn .
. produced by cfeyef young pea- =
4 pie Well psffh aealnE.
seatfIr-ssTha Hankrfsa .
nauzhtar" Familiar stock play 3
. Nell acted and Arit staged. .
Third Avenue In the Far =
a EaH1~ Jap Russ war drama. e
. crude bat entertaining. Herntc =
. foatafcu good
Polite Vaudeville. =
bright and clean performance. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

Garden Hose and Lawn Sphinx
lers OF all kinds. The Rubber Store.
III LIST ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
ETERSON,S
| GO 90 Q Q 90 ~
zoo. 7o2 go Pts. str.st
LONDON LOAN OFFICE

To E|I.III ~ .
Nsxi % Guy Drug Store.
hsusy 70 Loan On Watches. DlA-
rnonds ard gewelry.
uc not buy a watch or diamond
tsiafs yoa see eur display In our
sneoW and our pricea. mar ksd In
tain figures
isaae LaFis. Prep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
New York state superintendent II
insurance. who Is Investigating the
Equitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

and Is represented ON the board %
directors 81 a great number Of rail-
read and other companies. and each
81 the 81 directors ~ the Equitable
Is for other reasons director IN
many corporations All 81 this
tends 10 bring those corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

Monarcha" aniY. tfoa each. AZ X
y Brooks = cos. tasf and ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
Where Does the
Public Come In?

TIE gFFRrrs OF THE DEADLY eeNrRALlzlNo POWER or
eMAr lNsuRAHeu eoRPoRArloNs OF rHe UNITED
STATES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
!. GAIL EXTENDED |: |.
[Q.REV. CIV. .M'DAA!|.!!.E!:.L!.
The First Baptist Church Asks
(. 35l.ss55 ] exan Is Fill Its i |.
81 NJ Pulpit. .B9

AT a congregational meeting held u IN
the First Baptist Church Sunday, lmnle-;
diately$nftcr5tlle8 morning services. ~ was
decided unanimously to call the Rev. G..
W. Mcdaniel, Of Dallas Texas, tE3
B%I s%snid that there IS little doubt OF!
Mr.. Mcdaniel accepting the call az Al com
5nlttee was appointed IL to lcolnmunlcate.
3withFh!ni, and those who arc in position
to know bel ieveS that he will be 5infcharge
Of tho church In the near future.
35 Mr. Mcdaniel Isl we'll y known here. 55 II g
filled tho pulpit at the First Baptist
Church several Sundays during the past
summer and nladesn most fay orablc iim-;
preston. Fl j $s Az 81 M .ssi5
,,..s TIe Is about thirty years OF q &c and "a
native Of Texas. He era dua ted "a t Bay
{lor8 University Mt Waco, a cXtls II and then
entered the Southern sIsap tlst STheologic
Seminary N at Il Louisville, and com
plotted his education there, u leaYing rs q
ful$ gradua to. Sall6f II. ~ IA u
Z He took the pastorate Of a. church at
TEMPLE Texas, after which he went to
Dallas, Texas, as pastor Of n the WASH
ington Avenue Church, IN thlt city.
.undnrhls lnin!atry OF 4four3y hundreds
OF people were converted and united
withsthe church. Ie has lust completed
q new structure on the sito% of tho OLD
Washington Avenue Church. d 8y355s .tlss
u II oahas n5ireputat lon al over the south
as ono of the most cccssful pastors ana
brilliant young preachers I'M the South l =
Baptist Convention " III II a ilsi 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
B GRAND TOURNAMENT .8$55
The Knights 81 DinWiddie Tilt
M for My5Lady's Favor. \
Especial 4 Is Tho Times- Dispatch,

@ AIllIsrl Me Y, Il " AZ, III. III he annual
fo91na hnre Fpa
enE ;Rea by Se and aRd
tilting folloWe,a 8i'rmed lately the the
GROWING Miss Justine r ckrell D, Of Peters
]yas e TtdsTtsy
r. Beck Knight Of lSenney v I :
Ing Miss Mary, Gee. Petersburg n Us
browning Miss SVirgie Slater, Of J. Peters
burg third maid of honor 4, \ y, !
delivered to- tic he success SIC ful knights and
fIo, Z Sscf aButterworth Va. The fol
t aanesg pu wich wa KEPT Up Until late
mis- Misses Johnson pere!y,S ll d Nieho , Is
Burke Baird Bosssau = sch Mss bo laee
a az b hR(skettu; Misses Jones, Tucker.
Nicholson md oweIllI of M Il s sh'nniy i,
Misses Harris ana 7, LaI fsnnd
5E I:uii Harris. Thweatt Dr NJ, Field y!
Dr, William Powell ana SPAIN Of q H nnrail
MI man, r. r.. "a, 9. 81 and g, G;5Thrifts John
Hives j. ucker Ri. y. u IS : S,aEte :,
non. Cochran, Va.;j Mcssrs Abner, low
ard Hamilton ana NyseIn1 Bu Ms!sya y
~ AtIins N ben Boisscnu. Benny Lewis
H.. ii. Brai,eh pinwlddie :, ]. !, o,,,e,,
stags-Gabell Riyes Ken n yrh5 mnws1l
Archie Thweatt, Wafer , nnd
At II q clock iCnidn!ghD q bounteous re,
past was served In the dining rooms q q
th ~ ! ~ ZONES n. Buckley, Mrs
! W. II, Carter, Mrs. Cyrus Dunn, MIS-
George Barnes 5liiAlat II n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Ri A M OCK 1ARRIAGE.
The Ballsville Social / Club Give
a Unique Entertainment.
ITNgT l-f7I . = z n IT77 n
Special TO Tho Times Diepatch.)

5S Nh Especial TO Tho Times Diapatch,)
X I3ALLSVIIsLE, VA ian. 9 IT he . llsA
Vile Social Club entertained heir friends
Saturday evening In a. pnlq Que and enjoy
able manner at the home ssofS 4 Dr.. ], s'I3 |.
2Baghy, of this place. a d m ock 4 maria &c
was the principal feature the oecnns1o n;
Isen ballsXlls !. i n
6 pnrlor was prettilyS ia ecorated In. holly and
ana shaded a lights cast g soft
radiance over the In Interested spec a. ors !,
Promptly at 8 o'clock o the strains OF
zMende ssohn's wedding march, rendered
4in4anS Inspiring manner by ISIS Alaagei
Bagby, the bridal On tered N tl'e
vh niesa Sn fo' T anS and
lastly tho bride-elect, rad lantly lovely ~
n ioa,my on the arm of her groom rhey
were met at the al ar by tho m lister,
4pro tenn, Mr.. r.. Ct, Porter OF Belon ". 70
solen}nly and with the grnce Snnd ahum q
Of which l,e alone IS master
Sousiy affecting he lblos Of e " aualr
Icnce. . ,,.tY,,, = . y, MI,
Happyl Home ,l''lWas softly3anNd i
THE Committee nsentertalnnlent, Misses e!
Wilson and Bagby.$ large " assisted Spy J,
" ~ y g,lles'
lat. III tho evening The brd cake
was cut land other reshmcnts We're
is MnS tThe brido herself cut the ring,
While The fate of the ill-omened bodkin
viii forever remain Q mystery ,33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
|ll||l|||A||||N||'1I1|'L.l.|'B|RYA|!|.R||| |
|AND'1PuB J J
alk of City 't le 81 g
0fferss and Builtling Then,
etherss If 8SaS2 II
IA 3G
sCHEM SEEM {! 4 5 \ POPULAR I q \, AZ
syould Supply ls.1 lg zFetlt
Wants 4 alike ut IS Is
n IA Gaining Strength iii

gsS,rbe proposition to accept Il fer Of ~
sN,r. IN Ia rev Carnegie of 800 oUo to build
nee Public; library III 3Is cht,,ond has
,,eon d on most discussed In municipal
Icircles Hi pnst day ~ hile op-
tiona were urged IN! some 8e uarter
looks as plat, has been t.1 set On 1
loot to remove tles ana no to press tile
rtterH through L he Council with a III
proper spee ed. q 8 81
has Sbeen suggested man ~ hose Il
d,,d rinc,,t stands for much ON business
,na tiers, that the city accept II ne offer
Ss NJ 4 n Carnegie, and build and ma M
ttlii, & d large public hall in d connect q
with the5library to be used for co on
lions ana other big nleetings VIII " ilISso q
II ofte,5 assemble hcre.8tS j4l B,
The matter u n otfin ilI! III
though the ion 3i 3
vocated 81 W. men 2
much 81 rnestnes IS, land u Is $belieye the
u nr,,iIlo 1 ! q my be 3recoinmitted to the
E@1Sinance Committee With the view liz OF
1T amended In his r,i pes "sl
fore 1T Is acted on In her bra nc
MN Need Long Re t.55s3 ~
,rfe need of a dous pubic ma ~
~ " > lOti - I,
one, and Just at tliis time, the 3 u Y
being Il gitated almost not g ute as
much IA the library. fssf #
twas learned last glt that several
Il Ii, erbefs Who had said OPP;
los IN the library enc had
u i1nrsed the ION that a hal be IN
elnded inys the poscd building, and hfta
~ zone to work on this line. NJ
s5$1 was std Cd Il ha tf ere was nothing Y
Mr.. Carnegi es y ostlon y, hichR
uld prevent The 4 from g, "a
$1,lilolc Sl,all in conf Junction Wit ! ss me
4 ilbra ry la those r
it viii be popu Lar he "
szens at large }Sj
4 Possible Sites. U \ 9tEi
Tha matter q wa q scuss e ny
tlelncn Hi the Council last {, and
m WIS Spointed out that ~ Would he an
Si ndinruble idea to? select one nea the
city Hall SO hat the hal Land library
would BE convenient and e trail 10
n ted land so that ma be he ted and
liehtedRin5 con junction wi the ity$
IN 81 is contended BY scrne iof hose WHO
favor he q mos vi cent sitoilg w
city can i II d ford TO chan
opporttnlty to secure two PUBLIC
constitutions she has so long desired nnai
;at M cost ia oelow ~ hic ~ @onIn
45be nee essar;, 81 ould The two be- built ".
a4al ifferertt clrc slF
stances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Iiolland-Johnson
tspeclal d The Tlmes-Dispatel.)

sMIrliplEl-p VA. January 2-rA very
pretty marriage was solemnized at 'rrin-
to Methodist Church Thursday night,
The Contracting parties were Mr.. M, =.
Holland and Miss Eureka Johnson. me =!
ceremony Was performed by, Rev NJ.
Green, the pastor Of the church. MISS
Miss Kate Holland, sister OF the groom
was the bridesmaid, " =,
Messrs. G. r, Jones and w, ", Jones
were ushers, and MIR. Charlee, a, Parker
acted as best man. The church was very
( Beautifully decorated, and a large crowd
witnessed the ceremony After tho cere-Y
mony, the bridal party retired to the
residence OF tho brides parnets, where
a sumptuous wedding supper WAS served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
sleep des need cd linen

sleep naturaly provides need ed rest Then
5bcr he isready e Or l's g gain. s4
ss',' II q believes that the ren son " y ne
gets out OF five hours OF sleep $ cllsas
other people obtain from q ght Us hatghe
singfifty9years.l His brain Is al sol utely IN!
d. state of epose at fer A he closed d eyes
shut tout The ligft.. n s i$ wi 5
8. ways etlt hearty supper fore
the blood from1tlie brat n8cclls2 10 the gas
,tronomic territory. He sS d Iva vs. ~ sleeps
,soundlyS from midngh t8unti lS3 AZ. NJ Then
UP the 8remaining two hours the might
AS has Sa,ecnl said ,S DR. starr gives five
hours % sleep, H gives two hours to food
and exercise and the remaining seventeen
5to&hs ministerial Wo rk III S8s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Wedding Announcement.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-plspateh.)

ispecial 10 The Tlmes-pispatch.) "A
4 SOUTH BOSTON, !, VA, Dec. 81 The
marriage OF Miss Halle Easley, of this
place, 10 Mr, ~ d IT. III St. Clair OF New
York city, has been announced 10 take
place next Thursday, January 5Lh, at
Trinity Episcopal Church Mr. ST. Clair
ley i3 daughter of tho late Dr. Henry
Easily. and for the past several years
has been professor Of English In Roanoke
Female GollYge, They will make New
!; York their future home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
ct1AMtsE RLAiN's COUGH REMEDY
ACTS ON NATURES ri. AMI

For sale by All dluggists.ji,iI m a y %
81 The mo ST successful medicines are those
that aid nature, Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. Take 1t when
you have IL cold and 1t will allny the
cough, relieve the lungs. aid expectora-
ton. open tie secretions, and aid nature
In restoring the SYSTEM 70 n healthy con-
ldition, Thousands have testified q 10 its
superior excelleaces 1t copp teracts (, any
tendency of y cold 70 result in iprleur.lonta y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
o H. PRAYER

2Presbyterians Join IN Services az
Nh First Presbyterian Church,
The PRESBYTERIAN congregations Of tho
city have united this week I'M the services
OF 1.-THE week OF prayer, !" and 2each night
at S O'Clock In the Second Pres bytcriani
Church services are being held Y f
preached the opening sermon he fore one Q
the largest congregations eyer ga ther red
ingi the church.. D N, q ~ Sis "a &, ,5
Is Last night Rev. r. IT. NJ q 1aden was.tte
preacher taking for his subject, Sa the
Kingdom OF God on F1arlh ~ is5 s3 ya
n THE subjects and i speakers for suisse
quent evenings are as follows: "a
sTuesday--."rhe Visible Church 81
Wednesday--"All PEOPLES and Nations"
Rev. Jere Witherspoon,p y. y. 81 il d isjs3.
Thursday.--''A ions--H ONO and FOr-
eign,p Rev. u. Is. Wal thai; "A. i s5 n Ii!
. Friday he Family and School, q Rev,
n, j, Fix. "a h II Ast3I 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
BYNUM { CAPTURED.
Arrested lat Sun,bury and an Taken Is! =
rs Gates C County Tail. NJ

IN I58( Especial to Tho TImes-DI sPatch.)
sUFFOLK, " Al. an. 22,-Is u D..Ess By
nun, the alleged slayer OF De aeon James
day, va s arrested about L 0 To- clock.th1I "
evening In sunsbury, n G., by shfrIl ",
Rdiddick Gates county I, wa a g
hurried on to- tho Ga esyllleg JAIL q
sister, Mrs r. I,y Iaarne s. II BY num- and
lis Victim were partners linz job, printing
business, There6was "! accuse ton 1a Il
isnuandered money, 4 9 oll o =, =
flash OF weapons and a az 81 :, J,,
f'SThe d accused fled ca n e Isllrely, While
Raleigh people speculated as ito his ~ ght--
concealment IN ~ collar or 81 eide,
has d wife ana 3threegch ldrel III iIsalelg h.I
Afford Was3much 10 er,aSaS ll9asa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
ANNUA I. II 3 ANQU)IE]E!,'T;l''..3$ Us
,Gesang7vereiin irginia Observed
+ Holiday Apr opriately


Ia annual banqne "a Of the g ngy,e;-,
9a,rein Virginia was given IT Snen ave
last5night the most s! en1 20
ever & ven b Ia tE "a nous
sssociet IN. Before the banquet a musical q
sprogra mme was rendered sby&sonle Of the
best talent obtainable. en- bra ing the fol
lowing numbers: overture, Bandits 9,
sFrolic Yonsf supper, hest "a Y h {, i
" one Solo, Rat atcher, henry Itueger;
Tramp Specially Few E easant NJ
m 1tsYS Fred Dilger; Symphony, M essrs
II lips, ciasser 3 EI q k y
2AIargueritc. Henry }ueger:3 Coon s Songs
/ Of the Day, Fred D lger;;s. Land SIghtlnst
SGesangverein. solo by Henry ll1 Rue
Prof. j lake e!nhardt t, 6 irect TO
then the dance, and "a t. was all over WI tn
4 Happy lew y ca ~ for g