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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
.om "a NAM, NJ, $f,lcd 4. bill III equity for.

GGupahS to Grcsran tho srantors and
other persons from removlng ors tiinr ans
Z rty. "a t the December term. l903 AZ tue
court awarded an Injunction, appoinftIeea q
aNreceiver& and directed tho receiver 70 70
ttlkc posscssionE of the trust property. Ectl
the i've stock &c public auction and de- 9
post the proceeds OF salo siiS bank su D.
Jet TO the order of tho court. At A.; \, the
same term aSse one IL
lin Log nadEi.unnber Colnpa ny, and having
caused an execution to}issue on tho judg,, :
nient, interycned In the suit IN equity ana
to the demands of appellants upon the!
property sin2 controversy y. IF y, q, S
Tho court sanctioned that contention
preme conp stFto'tthe parties adversely az.
$fccted Thor ground for the lower courts
decision deeds Of trust
were yalidand Dlmang peI%eel,
not, Sufficiently described for the recorda-
ton of the deeds to- affect third parties
with constructiyel5not OF the g sldentlty
After 'overruiing tho contention3that3th tho
amounts involved "a re-, no sutilclent,,,l 70
5give;the Supreme Court jurlsdic ton, Judge
passes upon thhsmerlts Of the case. hold
Ing that the srccorda OF deed which
furnishes IA stranger with Il tho Ia obvious
eso Ct aen5yng e ws
&tice; that the lregistry OF the deeds In
question Tecorded in the clerk office {
Henry county, affected Casse swit i CON :,
5structivc notice; that his debtors resided
Sin the county Of Henry; thatHthcy had
conveyed their property TO trustees In
trust to secure the debts described In the
deeds; that the trustees and cred tors
wcrc all resldetnst of the town Of Martins.
Vile; that the. constituted part
of a. saw mills uthtswhich belonged TO
his debtors, and that the whole Of IT was
in that county and in the possession Of
It Is said that the written description
ofSpersonal property IN mort gages, taken
alone, rarely furnishes strangers ADEQUATE
means Of idehtlfying the. properts'. and
information thus Impaired must usually
be supplemented or aided by eStraenous
inquiry. yIs S, j Ks q .aI5
which tho rule Is dcduced that where
there Is a description Of. the property
mortgaged. ind the description Is true.
and by tho aid 4 of such description and
the Surrounding circumstances the third
person would, in sthe8 ordinary course OF
things, know the property was mort gagged
the description shoud be held sufficient. :
The decree appealed from Is held to DC
erroneous, In the extent Z to NWhichiit es-
| Publishes Cassell's execution rs a supe-
| rlor lien to appellants deeds OF trust or
| the property1Inyolved Init the LITIGATION
| and Is reversed ana tho cause {remanded
| for further proceedings. FIJI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

night, and forty homeless men were made
ftomfortnble Mrs. Buchanan has Just
received Il letter from .lSoung willie girl
whom she had cared for at tho n,ssion !
The girl, who Is only twenty. years OF
age got into serious trouble In Peters.
burg. N Coming to Richmond. without
friends or money, and viii, an infant !, y, in
had not a kind hearted coored woman
taken pity on her forlorn condition and
ibefricnded her. I, Z.
For a night tho old NANNY sheltered
tho girl, and then took her to Mrs. Buch.,
anan at the mission Z Here she was cared
for and finally sent home to her parents,
who, through Mrs. Buchnnan's interces-
sion, had become rcconclled to- her.
"a 1'hc girl writes now that she Is anxious
TO return to Richmond snnd find some
means OF livelihood Ths Is an instance
OF tho good work the mission Is doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
TWIN CITY MAGNAT'E]E',S!''...
Will Meet to Discuss the Lease Lease
of Broad Street Park

president John Rose, OF the Twin aI y !, I
81 an rue has called the league to meet e, Z
the Glub on y }e ynrk Own
sers FOR the use Of tho pa rk. I,
The league offers the owners We, pe grfes
5sition OF twenty per cent: IN tihe Y, s,os =
snnt nn,her o6th TO be used every Wed
nesday, Saturday and holiday; 4 II, M /
vision that should NE sasIe 81. = fere
tia contract would be null ), /, q. "
The Twin City ma gnatesi6 oo1ec !! 2 2
this the grounds that they q, W e, m, nG
that it would not lSbe doing the players
Justice to engage them with an uncer-
tainty staring them In the face. sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
IcU'T ]! SOAP.
'The'wor|d's Greatest ! ! ! | J! J
Skin J 4 i Soap I, . |
THE Worlds Sweetest 9 s: I.
Toilet Soap.
Sale Greater than the Worlds '| { y
Product Of Other $ Skin '. Soaps '|p|F &
Sold Wherever Civilization 4 |. Has. Has.
Penetrated. ID

Millions 81 the worlds best people
N, u lse cuticura Soap, assisted ~ cuti-
5 8cura Ointment, the great skin cure,
for preserving, purifying, and beat
tifying the skin, for cleansing the
sea seal Is 81 crrusts, scales, and dandrnff,
aid the stopping Of falling hall, for for;
softening, whitening, and soothing
red, rough, and sore hands, for or 5 baby
rashes, feelings, and chafngs, for.
annoying irritations, OF too free free or
offensive Precipitation, for Lucrative s
weaknesses, and many sanativc, anti:
#septic5purposes which readily suggest
themselves! to women, especially
mothers, as we'll as for all the p,lrt-
poses 81 the toilet, bath , and nursery.
Cuticura Soap combines delicate
enollient properties derived from
Cuticura, the great skin cure, with
the spurest Of cleansing ingredients
and the most refreshing Of flower,
otlouurss., d. No other medicated soap
eve, ever compounded is to be compared
With it forr.. preserving, purifying, aud
Identifying the skin, scalp, hairnand
hands N No other foreign or domestic
toilet soap, however Expensive, 10 to
BE compared with it for all the pur-.
poses 3ot.the3 toilet, bath aud nursery.
Thus it combines III one soap at ono
5price the most effective skin and COM
p1exion soap, and the purest aud sweet
est toilet, bath, and nursery soap.
hs,k ~o,,d Cueuya Resolyeut. GOc.
TN form Of Chocolate Coated Pills. 2c per Vial Of 6o),
Ointment 5oc Soap Sc London, q Ch.Its,.
Ave. Potter Drug / Chtm. Corp, Sole Props. .3t
h; ar Send soi . How to Cure Every Humour.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
BLOOD Kills GERMS
Good blood Made by Good Food.

Good Blood Made ny Good ood'
Jr ono can surely turn food into good
red blood 1t will combat any and every
disease known and Conquer completely
more times than tho disease will win,
Any physician will tell you that good
rich blood and plenty Of it Is tho best
gerInicidc known and surely and snlely
cures disease when medicines fail, so
the effort of the doctor is to give food
that dIgests and quickly makes blood.
No food ever discovered VIII do this
as certainly rs Grape-Nuts, which -
prcdigestcd at the pure food factories
where 1t s made.
Ono of the many Illustrations Is that
of tuberculosis, which refuses to yield
to medicine but must give way to good
| blood, A man from Philadelphia writes
ri have been fighting tuberculosis FOR
some years and with n weak stomach
was losing ground slowly every year.
had tried all kinds of food and finally
/ got so far along with tho disease thai
( my stomach. liver, kidneys, bowels, ant
( hngs were affected, My stomach got t.
4 a point where it would retain no foct
Isbut pepton!2ed milk and | was down 4
ninety pounds in weight, The doctors
4 said about two years ago that hat
hut a month or two more to live Abou
that time ! was put on GrapcrNuts ant
cream 1t never showed the first s!gl
of coming up, but agreed from the start
and in few days began to feel In
creased strength, so ! kept on, Wit
the result that tho healthy blood ha
driven the disease from every organ o
my body except the lungs and is slowl
driving II from them, have gaine
greatly In vitality apl strength and adde
do, q
clear that ] viii get entirely well, thank
To old Dame Nature. whose work WA
made possible by food | could digest,
Name given by Postum cey Battle creel
/ Mich,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Power Of a i. ID. Ad.

william Christian, not slinVlng his fin
,r.s,S,sl crossed got tagged withaaEd dirk In
the head, near The usual location OF the
brain. ut FL
Drs. Perkins and Leonard recovered an
inch Of blade which His Honor Is an
xous toarctun to the llghtfrl y owner.
4 A I'D. 5lad, inserted by I he proper per-
son, would be sure TO do the business,
Frank, generously, made no attempt TO
claim the property ana the case went
over.
Arthur Scott, n3slnall negro boy, was
charged with stealing a sled from b.,
Greenbug.
K Mr.. Greenhug. in n highly ornate Dave
fNVarfeld dialect, said he missed the sled,
and saw the boy some timc afterwards
The boy looked ms though he would be
I,leased to own u sled. Arthur said that
he was employed in the market, and
when arrested was taking hog brains to
n customer. -Iiie naqne Of the customer
was not disclosed, but i was noticed
that a well-known# short story writer,
u who lives In the suburbs. sQuirmed un-
easily in his seat.
Arthur went free.
y. j. Walsh, charged with selling liquor
oil Sunday, was bailed In the sum Of
$500, with Mr.. George Guvcnator as Sc
curity.
Hon. Gilbert Pollock will endeavor to
lead Mr.. Walsh through the Intricaclcs
Of the law
Raises His Chickens.
Walter Davis a lank negro from the
region around Seven Pines was charged
q with being n suspicious character.
Walter, having two chickens in n bag,
WAS meaRdering through the streets OF
1.-The metropolis, gazing at the new sky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
III. HEAVY ssNoWDRIFTS.
Republicans to Make a Desperate
e fort to Garry Virginia.
Especial 70 II mes 2 spa te,' u,

Especial to Tho "a mes Dls teI.1
.S' BOWLING q FEES Feb /. tie
roadA are badly boekade,l WITH lth,, sno "
Gimc ~ n, some5p;aces the county roaI
Il mas 10 be Abandoned. The snow ls. piiea,
up four to fye feet deep y y,
vehicles cannot get through 81
Mrs i. c. Moncure wife, q lton. u! ".
{ q. Moncure. who has been SICK Tor some
DE- T1r. i IL Taylor, OF Richmond. passed
through here }IvedncsdaySUn his wa ~, 70
see Dr John q. Butler lear Spar,,a ~;
%Butlcr3sis confined to HIS bed .tind mere
is no improvement In Ills scnndi ton. s
The republicans are mt IDLE: rhe I. Ar,
going TO make a desperate 9 orr t "a,
\ fall 10 carry the StnteSfor tho Republic
"a rs. The lists OF voters are being Sco p,
led. and #opposite9t heir names Jig marked
how they have hcrctofore votes n rs 2, *
list Of those who have req stered. s put
who have not paid their capi ton taA,
is wanted. SS g 92i3$ii5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
{, c.:H Eli FROZEN.
To Establish Large shipyard on on
~; 81. the Island. !;535

If fspcclHl to rho Times Dispatch 9.
2s5$ CrHINEOTI1AGuE, Vas. Feb. 92.---Tho
oyster and clam dealers here nave Deeh
vcrv much Handicapped during the past
week on account OF the recent freeze.
which las practically cut. on all nayiga.
lion 10 Franklin city. where shipments;
are consigned TO Northcr cites 2 ms
nal II ,fiIled with n solid mass of floating.
Ice. which acts as n great menace sltac 70
The Diamond shute Telephone Com
.pany has recently completed a new. caplG,
orc and a quarter miles In length, across
the iniet from here. thus assuring the
people Of the island "a mos 7 cxcellcn tele-
II is rumored here that there ls pro,
II rpe shin Fyard !. with facilities for hand
ling tho largest ships on the coast. i -
hoped that tho project may soon ma ma
Eter!alIze. 3f K III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Receipts Slightly Larger, But
Demand Keeps Prices Firm.

Weather conditions being Slightly more
Favorable yesterday, country produce find,
ing Its way 10 the Cary Street commits
sion merchants WAS somewhat larger IN
volume. The demand also was a little
more business-likc than for several days
raat, and prices were thus held UP to n
state Of tinnness that made the sellers
feel much better,
Fowls % all kinds Brought outside fig
uTes Dy tho crate or In other large lots.
active, but Without material change In
prices, EGGS were in active demand. with
n supply sufficient to forbid higher ilg-
ures by hte crate or In other large lots
firm. withou, material change, except
perhaps in the matter of apples The
freeze-up las eut off the Simply from
the North, The scarcity: thus caused
& pushed the price for good apples and
they jumped up from 81 To s2,25 per bar
rel to S2.T5 and up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Doing Faithful Work.

Superintendent Henry cohn. of the
Street Cleaning Department. has been =
using ever, effort keep the s sno% c on.
agrsatulated upon his diligence IA the mat.
HterNby a number of citizens. The almost
Constant falling Of snow. within the past
two weeks has kept tho superintendent
Quite busy but he and his men have
tolled faithfully every day. s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
N d rl1ts-- RICHMOND FEBRu 1gO5


I'G5 Especial 10 TIC TImcs- DIspHtcHD n
OSBUl.4y GAR \, COZ. a.-Gre ~
en- tryniit, Of nenrfthis place, had both
hs leEs brokenj lst below Ills knees willie g
ha,iing wood the wood SLED While b;sii,E
drawn was caught by IL w yaa,,1
1 pi1t Young bryant is suffer-
Efhar issted against Attorney ROLAND g
RI Chase, clint Wooa lI 2, !, yMuspf
tie january term (which has Just closed e.
,'Thn entlrpose Of the rulc was Nto REQUIRE
ShiinSto appear before the Circuit Court g, q
3ilofckonsoi cotintyto show Gu use Why no
shaiild not 10 tlisbarred for obtaining a.,
leEcd MI Fraudulent judgments agnin ms
nnmorous5res OF Tho Gouiity ii.favs 2,
Wagner of u. t D., -.
ithe dime 81 ElVngcner,s !and his character
nus been vindlchted by tho court III = 81 he
Idlslnissnl o G{thc rule. SSa AZ X Mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
( FELL FORTY FEET T,
Wonderful Escape OF a T'' ele-
.fg phone Lineman.
yfcnec,nl IA Tho Times DispatCh.)

n tspeclal 10 The TIN'es' plsp t7s
yA lre 2, 2olg !, TX & o on 'TeI
ep In,I Company fell forty feet 81. today ;,
from the top OF d tall telephone p!9,e. !, i "a
failing no s ctr. From m srosed that
rrirhted him, and he caught on hls a l,aI
Wien he struck the earth, ile reeelv,e 20
Serious shock, but was not h ot .ss NN'
''!ERH rht years al 60 Crosby had aymore seri,
Gus fail. lie was stringlng wires o., On !,
sSty-foot pole along !. railway "a W n his Is.
passing engine became en-. ensungi, y, ~ the
ground ground liz was In the hospital three
months that time 8ts8 81 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
81 ASHLAND MUSICAL.
An Additional Mail Between
Richmond and Ashland.
Isnecinl Is ,rhei l'!mcs- D!spatct

ASHLAND. VA, FEB. 2 The members, y =,
aoi1'the Ashland Musical Club and !, me T
"Wednesday Club will meet at l Mrs E; ~ ~
t1e snri,,s, from Taydna Seasons,
Viii be rendered by tho full chorus 5 ii,sI,
Tho Parting 'as, h1S p IN ..ns
4 n .seics dol, and Miss,Adclnde Snelllngs,
MI. ii. Fleet postmasdts {, ;on Of Ash Ash
5JbetWeen Ashland and Richmond. Train
Tichn,ond, which will be promptly dis Is
~ az II. b West, y Of the Anti-Saloon
IA gne, addressed i good-sIxed audience
last hight Mn tho college chapel ON tho
work OF thc local option associn tons ~
the state. sssi Ak VI 50 i. q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
A CHANGED PLACE.
.Aisles Clear and Fresh Air in the
Police Court.
Proud and unmoved the marble walls
around MIN sat Crutchneldius, The sRo-

Proud ana unmoved as9the marble walls
around hin sat Crutchneldius, the Ro-
man. 5s 1
Il | was Rcgulus lin the old days, but If
His Honor isn't a. ruler, who is?
The cause Of the proudness and un.
novcdness was the extreme beauty Of
the renovated courtroom. AS spick and
span as n new pin 4 t Is, and Of a white
tho song ofS''Bcautiful5 Snow @i 81
The ever faithful Gibbons has had new
lights Installed, which shine out as does
obscurIties Of tho darkest recesses.
q No more Shall the windows he crowded; :
athe aisles are toibe kept clear and all
must find sents#o be banished TO the
cold and embarrassing corridor. f i,
Tim going to keep this court Clean
said His Honor, hut it's hard to keep
a crowd away from Il flrst-clnss show,
Modcsty and truth walk hand III hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Leaf Tobacco Sales.

sales OF loose leaf tobacco on the floors
az the four warehouses yesterday were
very small, the total amount offered and
sold being not over 10000 pounds. ms
was due entirely to unfnvorahlc weather
conditions. The probability is that the
sales for to-day (the last OF the week.
will be even smaller. They will run as
follows: First sale at Stoncwall; second
al shockoc: third ut Crcnshaw's, ana
fourth at Shelburne's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
HE'S STRONG 6; AT Home ( IN.
Travelling Man Believes Cover Coy .i
y, !, ~. Will Carry Danville Again.

Mr., John r Hug hes, a. well Kno ~
travelling man or Danville, Is IN the Ely I'm,
ana when SEN a pefer nsgee
~ ~ t thc coming senatorial fight between
Senator Martii and governor Mon e. .ns
that Governor MoRtaguc VII sarry Da ahe
s senat oflai primary han vas given him J.
there Tor Governor In 1901 g. tar 4, =. l.
am able Judge s has s 1gg; anafa a repeaT
al dtt termned to1give him u good majority.
qesf has some i strong and friends NJ
in Ptlsylyana county as wel ~ q w M
make alner, !, ther 81 an n on. ue .h en-
coiiraged at the outlook for the GOVERNOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Speak at the Westlnoreland.

Mr., Okano Yamnto Danj, Of TOXIC. VII
address the members of the WestmorG-s
land Club at the clubhouse at $3.50 o'clock
on next Saturday evening, I,
MI Danji viii not only , SPEAK !, on on. me ne
thn Red Cross Society, but will also OK
plain Ina Iii, jiu jitsu methods Of offonse and de,
Tense. A large crowd will no doubt be
at the club to listen TO the Interesting
lpct urf on Japan 5sff .E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Japanese to Speak at Centenary

$35 "a novel fea ture will be introduced q
the meeting OF the Centenary ~ h hnT ~
nastor Of tic church, Rev. Or. Young::;
presents Mr. Okano, Yamato ,Dnnj. e
Toxic, Japan, whose work IN this county ,l
was mentioned lii these columns nufs- \
d. Mr.. Dani has spoken In many, Of the
lending hotels OF tho country, addressed
81. M C. "a. gatherings, and has been 4 ~
Ill = heforc Richmond audiences. His a1,
dress will be on Japan, past and Future "
and he Will appear in native costume
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
"a SELDENi MEETING; g.
Great Gathering 81 That 7 Family =
Here the Other Night. &

I1tI {, - "
There wns q tito social ga tller m ~
EastaIeigh Street, a. few !. J., ago.
which developed the ia ct That there are
d great many members of that fnmllyssflln
this community. e. !, i, u y III,
3s,xfcnn az whom we're Seld ems, and there
w ; twoAm Of that name invited, VINO '
$wernS detained by illness, X, I. B !. 4
All the scdcns present nre e y
lated ana there was an 70 siA'liliS
d save,,'5o q Tho seldens had never met be-
fore. Thcrc wns music galore. and re-
4freshments were served during inc the eve 4
HThe affair was indeed a most ', enjoy,
able one aud the guests all had e q sooo1
time 4. 1 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
.Peare eslie.
fspeclal to The Tines plspatrh3 !,


leslie dapgatei.pg aud n. MIA; a. ~
Leslie, and Ar laAit .lslM =, 8
Sortol Were nlalisf e io,,r ,,,.5s
All nocn yesterdas lie q, y IS Nm J, ~,
sIis,fUrInetl by fItev i'a 8 ~,
&p5i ING e '3apMst Church, snsaIa - 1y lssYt
n M IsTnian, u Az, y Il aYf,ny}e
.es,ie a sister OF the bride, and the ,, be :
man was MI Gibson Of Nea eorge SIN.
her and NJ, ~ Leslie, the lattern bFot ,,a
Of the BRIDE The Wedallng H,aF ~ IT Mns
Beautifully rendered by Miss flatl'e TN" "
man. sss u q AZ friends of
& ma unnntraetisig parties and OF the family
w ,,n present. After the ceremony 9 iuHe'
T III bride and groom. aecom,nanied ! g y,
MISS Naneye Leslie and Mr Norton wh ust
on the IA fternoon tram tpr 4Sutspt' nH N.Y. y
they will MAKE theip honle,
Only Two Who Never Drlnk,
The sultan OF Turkey ana lile u .ssgh,.
utainerS among EUROPE 9 oyer s. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
.Woma,r's missionary on, Society

Tho annual meeting Soc tho NNonint,'s
missionary Society or Grace Street l'np-
!tist Church wlll3be$ held Stl,ls afternoor at
a o clock In the church psror There VIII
he an election of officers and Other olisi.
ness OF Importance. The president Sot5
tho society earnestly begsS that all mem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Hastings Court Term

,rhc January term Of the Hastings
Court nljourned yesterday rhe Z. Fgp 2 y,
nySwiil DO devoted to the work Of the
grand Jury g5 ~ gs5l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
4 Mr.. O'Keefe Is8Out.

Mr.. Thomas j.. o'Iieefe, who; for twenty
odd years has been working af u printer
In this city, ls ~ for one o.
graphical Convention which NEE is In Ir !
aronto. Canada, OIL he second a1ondn Yin IN
August. 81 5 IN ks ". 3 5 ,E n vi
delegates and they Will n be q ioscn Y on
SNfayE11t S5i5s5 n nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Want Mr.. Pollard.

Friends Of Councilman Henry r. Pol
ard. SJr.. arc urging him to stand for tho
Hoi1ses Of Delegates this fall Mr.. Pol
lard has the maj ter under advisenlent, but
has given no intlmaton as yet Of his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Mother 4 and Child Ill.

n Mrs, George Wiley, wife Of d ey ~ NJ 7;
George Wiley. of the Nineteenth Street
Mission. 1 Is i'll mt her home or. Ghu " g.
Wick is desperately Ill. Mr. Wiley De-
sires to express his thanks for the many
messages Of sympathy he has = ccel yea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
I Cleaning the Snow. u

Register 81 the Land office John ".
Richardson had a large force OF conricts
at work yesterday clearing the snow from
tho sidewalks around the CApitol sluaIe;
The men wore IN charge Of Capitol
Policeman ohm p. Pettis. and were \ dos
Ing their work n cry wei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Sir Thomas at Biltmore,

Major General Sir Thomas Fraser. Is. G.
II Who made so pleasant an impression
on Richmond people during his visit TO
Colonel w. Gordon McCabe. Is now nt
Biltmorc. near Asheville, the guest OF Mr..
George Vanderbilt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

Barton Heights Fire Department:
he Barton Heights Council viii 1, meet :, !, I
&the' firc department. The question, OF Inc
proposed bond Issue may also pc dis-
3cuSSed, sstS s55 5slA ssst iSSt ls7it ESP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Barbers' Union Ball.

Ill AIcssrs. Salvatore cassatta. Thomas
Woodlcy and Jack r.. Heintz, the com Z
lmittee, have completed all arrangements
For the BARRIERS ball ut Sanger Hall on
Mon.lay3nlgh Tho union Will be reof-
ganized after tho ball. I'm III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
RESCUED YOUNG WOMAN.
Mrs. Buchanan Timely Friend
of Girl in Desperate Need.

KrlghbOrho0d House and running II well.
Mir buchanan has been III for the past
few DAYS With tpnslitis 80 his duties
nave fallen upon his wife.
y assasl bad was tpll ~ the piS!vn last
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Hughes--T Thomas.

(specIal to Tho TImes- UspatchI ~,
x sA ~ A, a. l1ICeb,& .,--Mlss Maggie
sThomns, idangnter Of Mr., John Thomas,
and Mr. ,fc, Hughes, q young business,
ma n Of Roanoke, were quietly married
5this eveniilg at the home ofstlle bride
fsev 81, il. Andrews performed the cerc-
l E5s tx M g
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HOUSE BURNED.

dence Destroyed Before Finished.
The residence being erected for Cap
tain Samuel REGISTER in Henrlco. near
Wcsthampton, on his farm, "Duntrcatll"
was destroyed by fire late Wednesday
night. The flames are supposed to have
been caused by Il fire built by tramps:
The loss will amount to several thousand
dollars The contractor carried insurance.
The house will be rebuilt as soon as as pos
sibe. I
moved his family out nbout the first OF
,{ /.