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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15
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A ECr E-lrs gicb isvg uy as
teea occupied 5r enc pasE $3.50 ptls
ia 5sy S Up ghts " way 70. TIE
is4itl Aew sr4asvigA F4s Lire
trolley, g'.1I + now planning % c~,
end Is ..ae III Fs!i4abe II. declared
tLere Is & % b4 rtIigra bat the
Fast Line is cr ccf or contr lied by
ne Pennsylvania Railroad, ia. lnti-
ma-ed tnt ha FLh!lc Ssrice Cor
Ior lion Ia a5 osa!g affiliated WITH
Fiji -ggo Lave been rtsy iu tbis
section .e.. d liuc of railroad. ana
L rs s3.t Jl2t options have been Sc
sase1 GA araca' Uleces Of ground that
at control Il vilr0ad right ef way,
Ir believed ira the surveys have
SOM 1aar.a Eel the I'D that Tag
Fen3-yly4rt. Railroad ia protesting
eg- .,4-sa- line lrcIu NewCG ic
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15

Al any rs1 e4asrt .,ir-.c a.haa-
zasi,s r,tnir, ~ av,3, af~ash.o, ,a
~ xoss - Una a,ora5 .-a1f,,aa.e
Inarifaa
.trha4 . All,
jepa2" 6on1+ la,1w enf 4 .bin. I'LL
glee e,nt ars foo+haYn r-,ee4f.p7
D,e{r r.aafsr
.s,v-., t,anaF
i, so,bro% @ot ~s jill. n
j .IIt, fl@ra ,sa ra- IN jr II n
BreoT IN raa
,v9,s.
Hsr dr. XII Is 5r,
But now they Re ad. he o. Ill
osf 9So 5osls 81
efs uo,gar1 o-rfi1a Il III hiuo
n, ar Shar,f - IA NUT, Why
taatzaan is Sc stsl4y he y7oalla { even
CIV lc a thoa2bt Harpers Ba1ay.
rs gFr. seadds ~ .ary r,clqn
r,a. \ Ia u .arv rzrb snen,r,5 vfss
- 1880 go
ta5 eHae. = A-'ss any lotf tons
lug hi1a in the magazines. hfaSAl8
rses Ss-e
Afl9 pie S'thn ig VILE 4
sicE ErieC6. Z sJppog n Mr. Le,ght
app E5u're nearly correct, RS love
NEARLY. S=ttlna en- so ,eI SIX
frial1s" Judga
.Atse sa!7 oddtD~ pe-4 sad -ou
hear al s.v-gr zvalE8s z3r 4s u4rm.
ones IS ! nvia'T a. emf Acre
NO aavder lob on eaet' man ,olI
hed aahtg -wasn,nstor star
.Caa Won ;pe s7yrh,ag 10 e7gnmag4.
thtt i~asnraaoa f,rar ~ aareer
tr-egH answered ~. man yrho tias
b o. charitable 6e was mighty .jo5
10 ms family -yyagbiarton Sfar
avt - a. ,,~n. y. ,-
I'LL itt.Te Io- W III. II 80
n .Arr-3r- III, . HI
r.. ,,sho,5 ~
~ dft ole,e Sg'asa ta1
Ia surge Y \ J zGe ssi5
The Dr.. 3.1k turned red
- hathspongo instead.
~ &c any 5'saeo'
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15

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ar ."l -l hsl
p 5-lQG SD
whicr makes
p#8 H7 10
30 h5-A again ZIG
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tt a-es O. Toa Iafa
si--r5 T4g he MaN1tE s scH
tle agii OBI. tie l1pc and
o ~ aa il ard -H- lI. ts
like God "a. the
a.u q love tssr
us ard grstu -ous
ge favJr.i. re- lE sLt-
ut an tte b "5e-s Easl ce.-a
., Jas t- nF- HtlLJH-
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son Must i've thzs 10 mar
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r@.. ra. ----l ue a
- Sra
g,~ r,,+ .. --.5. moor
IN ~ mr.. ~ ~ a.fa
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IN r~far6 ,-.-f,e-s 11F s-prr
rT. 49, han, -ra.. Ia ~
-sF n 7aear earp
s.. a----r III -a. -rrut u-
~ ssfr ~. .ra -.-e III ree
rs ., $780, sv4 AID ~ -vss I'll
r q .-sr die 81.
--g-f re f.- F~r rq
r7va u,fse
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..~ Tr z.. H.. NIX Ua+ aF
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r 1 --s
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h~~.ra.s -e-as rfat gs,1z
rsss ANS s+z ir de 5u--s-e.er rs. t1r
~ ~ mos ,4-fts rt.- t4
g-r-T n I'D baer .s ~ arra
M. --. t.-o- iovas van. ~ -fssr
-.-. Eaavar o. ID nm ~h. .fr
rsr AVA rzrzr rse como otter
r.-. II. g-emsafvas Ia l~ra.-
-rs -- sfra- ths~ -rr -r-res Eur
Ee rsfs-- ? love ~ nd
-r0- sf II die Greatest tl.1r
-oo.s5 + 10 fba MOI he.n.a
( t.-e ef her c-a7 wsrcl- tlruF E ~
! +ha r1s- rar6ar wer.f .-ra fel
/ avn .tfe "a srabaree. ana ,et size
sr,rE N n 8aqtt .sa with De
+ le57s anon t3s ha.rl spring ua
.r5 AZ. 1-.ie rer INNS down. Af.t8ea
! r-,ni6 give f.s fo-t1na. his s'5esd 10
! keen LIS sons hears clean ao1 Write
b9.t MI his rrses.ai passion can1gt
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15
caLe HaIns parea Raid.

The wind disclosed the gambling Aan
81 a gang Of crapslooters when -
serted house IT'D Cedar lane, Tl~a
fell oyas heir heads. For a lolt
the police had been seeking tbs
Du- did a9t suspect the cellar W'the
old house August Rittman was 50
badly aurt that he was taken IL tie
Hospital, and his brother Charles was
hurt. bGe refused medical attend nee.
Seven others were arrested.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15

Tie BIealu 81 PLAT Ind 1sav of III
Department af Agr3euitUfs q Wash
ingt0n 0 xre:ts Fo mate tally fe.
luce tba price Ell 1a ten lilies Tae
bureau mportet ircIa rae pAi giaes
& lily ~ semeing tire Easter liy ben
ing owls one ac W. flowers 70 tue lily
bHt deve'5Ui ia TWO 90 three uSon As
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15

ssseqs. yss1, idea 3 ca

p +N1A 1
6rcoEl1I. y aG me Memorial
Presoytetla1 C4u I'll sunday p'rnIn-
SIC pastor Ns H.cy. Or T. GAVIN hie
Gieslaadr Tea fon.li s-rn7
IN tae setae tE ' AA
speclai subject vas Ser ousn rs Fl
SCI eEHag Ia et t-ee oE I1l
te2i w0s mathew @ I'D 4t
McCleiisi.d saio
Ihera f. 20 Christian eoe.i- fl.
which yoa could get So m-a ur 4. (
vote 6 the Fntl erH -cd 8e .a Ee5h
sE car exh' use The e1 It
Is the zla68esL Icc srease La
dearest but thC dsepGsr. the =w -etasts .
5ur the saemae5L nan 1en can fr1ue
"a Az God We oanrut Du a7 llct
into The word. lur 9 r1- lc Sta
into il. Il IS tie rigl. ats g8
ing eco iittle into Tire mani FIiaa
which gives rs e rhena Ila theme
ls tIhe Seriousness 81 Belle. lg 81
Ealleri9od Of GCG."
There arc two &.als If men III m
Too llttie i1fo t1e ldes III Gods rather
Lc2J The first ue- IS DC fvnJ prefer
think Of GOD ne judge III CAL GoJ
g Father. he thin rs, IS To tu-oeoue
diligence, lie ST. 7s tIc doctrine with
suspicion lest e ron Sod PE.horir-
extract the fear SIZE 3 relieve be
restraint CT con I-is Es4 &e
glores the 0uiVe uofe e th- ssagh
trg OF Jesus iaea e. Got If ha
preached e 3e would aasEa gu as1-
t2rle doctrine tn he eal1uel only
10 those nit5 6ad be p initiated 5F on.
version tEso rte a5t q grace
L1s se-ac r1ap uuts Zoo rs
fnbo teo laer lie who sees
1oian r. ia hv eT'iueUt
* I'D axis 81 G 9a .C sa carried ID
role, 3 dotia saa0g too we 81
ifuni b. Gh aa1 has ta idei gla
eve iS toe sa3ec 10 s1AE5 Z alsD fer
5guE when coed ness Ayrts. costs
oF - 8~aFao1tahie. For te1s second
mar o. l) Z COO as g tetls
maEes q Ea1ae, TIE world q pisv-
EH091a IGt the .C8Htta rGe ground Fer
itIEits ScasN
To the-a yg. a-srv fa -oeesag
no sa.Trar,a III 4. s 81 re.ere
81 ~ Ee5 ~ Slim rst TIE
ae.e I'D ms n-a-s saa fn,sy oy.a.u.s
ana tst .ae5 s.a-. l.Ig for a. rs r=aa.
ana fgsea r...7ns
.sf 49, r,fo as7f-7r rsF gs r4FHe.
upsf 81 3a7dg ~ ausurs- .sa 4,.s sf..r
ty!bFEf58 ~ son eva vr,e uar,er-
bo1s Is r-ft ~ --ff ~ wo,a- rs,nr
M 7,be1 ne shasI+ entn5st- -H
Dararf az ! 7- yvs c.u ! FaF5s- re
Y,s-ar+ az ! aa.I v-a gaft SIR 97zrs
q aiffasaosa tFas afar....s eqg
.teEs care. : -.t;ar a. f9rar7oryfr
rbo IDEA r4 r,rgavs arlv flo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
.sHACkl|NG 0IF|DA|I \ 4
Unnecessary He. SAYS y 5
CAPTAIN in Northern Army, Who no
Was at F ortress, Adds Is Word y ord (.
to Controversy.
= ss RI; two j mon auarrcled last night.

81 n, AVER DAM. March Tn IN
nc onInion the shacklins Q E Jefferson
III a Fortress Monroe wa 81 t!rely
~ az Sd y, is the declaration the
!, u d ~. snnderson. of this Pity, VINO
I ,vn : officer of the day at ress MOD
rnr- the day before the famous I prls1neE
vas ,,,anacled by ordeFof General NELSON
"A i, Miles. hen in command OF that pos u
q ,r,antnin ,sanderson was at the fort tho
y, = 4 q ~ Davis was brought there, had an
II 1in,at q association With him almost
aai,W l,,ring Me time OF his inca ion
~ a vas TO him that Captain Jerome
s sritt An who carried out General Miles's
, tnd.u"' relntcd the circumstances within
tan mint as after pavis's limbs We're
aosn,,,,f,mnd IN 1nanacles, Being neither q
r ,or,;san Of General Miles nor am ads
,,,.er 81 Mr. Davis. perhaps Captain SAN
dnnson Il In az better position to judge
~ tba 3i,,stico Of the order than any man
No "a he was brought daily into cons
~ With Mr.. Davis and enjoyed his
sa,andshln more than any otller' tcer
~ the post. While he does not regard
fhoN not as unJustifiable, IN View Of the
t tssS sent by Assistant Secretary OF
( IUnS' rhaYles "A. Dana, he dss of the opin-
inn that any fears that Mr., p WIS mig ny
1ava escnped are not We found d, & IND
I ha states that Mr., Davis so far as ne
isnew. was always a tracts bio iprlson q q ~ .
Willing to abide by the rules II believes
int General Miles did N not ORD 7.
Z Davis ironed of his own lila ~ We. II VI
Enough no does not frega ard the $tel leg ram
or the assistant secrets ~ OF way as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
! Confined on Seventh Page,)S.
the FIRST R.O ] 4
5'.RIDER|WAS|..A||C'.QU|!.||. lit lei !.
The Petersburg Jurors Discharged
and Return
Home. x
fsnccIal "a The Tines lspatch,)

N fspecal to The Times Dlspatcllo
~ PIlrERsBuRu Wan March 1--WE y
liam Tucker. ono Of the eight negro 'e;s'1
o, CROUCH Riders indicted for conspiracy Tracy
and arson. was acquitted to-day IN the
1,ssex county Circuit Court BY q Jury
summoned Hrom Petersburg, .5l , 55a
Trial OF the other seven cases VIII BE- t'
gin on next " ednesday.3 d
Charlie smith. one OF tho accused. Who
has turned State evidence. Has the only
important witness against Tucker, The
1 case was submitted without argument
on either side. and he was acquitted With
In ten minutes .i RI Is ~. \ 8};s u ID
several white Witnesses testified 70
fuckers good character and considerable
abb evidence was. given II Il
THE Petersburg Jurors returned tonight
from Sussex Courthouse, has not been
learned where the jury AfoT.sthe other
cases will lie obtained,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

RAI||.|lIR|'||Q||.A|'|.l|!|'
sYYSS J 4
Wal, Street CODED Vitlls RI S1i-
sr 81 oli.d atio1lf4s
ssiss 4 Elm la I 5s.$ss
STOCKS A BEN! 1 ABSORBED
Both sy ~ 4: Central l and and
jrionS aci enti oneld q NJ
Gontrol ling Con1pa y. sE,i5
;;TocKs skR q BE!N G FAB soRBED
,,fs.I,p-ecialSto e.Tl i Dispatch


siills sonsoll lines ines
III; ea coehne aye sys-
s. Ell con rolled ~ tn dsrbilt. Rookie ot'
feller and Pennsy csts to s,';
OF the various comp sed 70 OBJ 6e
%incl,i the IN e.'gel, welc ughtiWltli-7
out much regard to- price. 81 g -Four Ee y
lad II & upward movement III an \. at'-
III ce5 points 10 100. and
Contra ylva,,a ortl'w y e.. 50 ana ana
othe issues were prrsistently absoI bee
VI b York Central and aPennu y,
MIA So the highest points reached
] IN two Eyea rs, and stocks OF roads q fills
with or controlled by these systems
were taken in flarge block 8 al st eadlly
advanced price levels. u n e d 81, 81!
sis rho rumors IN circulation among me US
room traders were TO the 81 ci1eet t ma.
New York Central !tserf VIII pc t!irned
over TO u some other system, tho Union
Pacific & being most often mentioned as !
qthescontrolling company. but " anderbilt
y MS sociate s&as serted that New y orks Cen
1 trail will be imadeSthe owning and operatt-
ing company Of the stern lines. reach
ing New. + Y ork. and will issue bonds 4: in
\ OK change for Northwestern took and add
that line TO the direct NJ 3. York Cen
trail system +; Isl
M It was said that big Four WILL 1e
taken In / the system on terms equal 70
l25, but one Of the largest buyers of
Four said that price was N des :, anu
4 that t Will DO nearer 2OO 3!3
i The Southern lines sue b as Norfolk and
Western and Chesapeake and Ohio, ao-
cording Il to statements from Vanderbilt
sources, will be shortly held by n York
Central and Pennsylv An about the
Same way that Reading is held now low
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
.sjH|PWRECK OFL0VE
AND TRAGEDY /. "A & Of LIFE III: !:
Suicide Of Husband in Room
553 Where Wife Failed
in Attempt,
pecial; to The TlmesYD ispatch.,

sass ii Especial to The 2 esd spatch.)
\ II n cRFOLlS. AZ, March william
woodland Conner, aged twenty-three.
died from illuminating gas his morning.
His wife left him and tl,e comml ted sui
eide. n lilo cane from Somerset county,
Nd, several years Il ago and was ems
sployed as Il grocery clerk here, In Jan-
\ ,,ary, 1908, no fell in love vii and mar
srIed Miss lldna Y. Nc cready. of WILL
ming ton, Del. Whos was visiting here.
and who is said to have been engaged to
another man. IA " Il. Ii. 81 IF 458 III!
+ 4 The other man appeared hers and the
wife, after attempting ulcide by Aas III
the Sumo house whore the husband has
been successful, returned to Wilmington,
jx minister from there came here res
Gently to have Conner consent to a d.
yorce. Il lilo refused, became Respondent,
and was found dead In ~ locked roomvat
the residence II his 3brot herTln-l law, "A lon
20 j. Johnson, early this morning. " He
had gone into On unoc cupied room,
turned on the Illuminating gas, and 4laid
down to- die. II is body was sen to Mary
Hand for burial, s i y u Il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
DUKES !. new mansion
MISUNDERSTANDING
President Of American I Tobacco.
Company to Have One Of
Finest Country Homes. #
l(specIal, q The Times Dlspatch.


5 soArlIR VI I1LlS, r, March A 1,--Jn Dles
b, Duke, president of tho American TO-
sbncco Company, Z who llns been seriously
Ill h with \ blood-pol IN New orw
city for two weeks, Is n result Of tho re-
moval of Z ~ corn from his right foot
has so far recovered that Tho VIII be
brought to his country home here in a
few days, Il 32 4
Mr.. Duke will build a. new mansion OH
his 1900 acre estate this year. which
will be one of the largest and most beau
5tiful country residences in America, More
than 10000 evergreen trees of one variety.
nearly all OF Its kind now propagated In
England We're purchased and arc now
being packed for transportation. AbaGt
9. Ooo. Rhododendron plants have been res
celved, s
rho new mansion Will, in grandeur and
expansiveness, fepresent IAN European
court. II Will cost $500 900. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
LOSSES 200, 900 MEN. 4
Slaughter IN Battle ';;:t' E5 g:
$58NIukdcr- Kuropatkin Com Hi
nnands Rear Guard,
ElRy AssocIated 8Press.l \

& yTlE PASS, March li77-a Al,--g ~
many yersts all the approac shes TO Tie
Pass arc covered with troops. artillery
and baggage transports pressing posl A's;8
ward and twenty five miles away 1 tile
strong rearguard OF troops ~ hscl. IN per- s,
sonnliv commanded by General kllropnt-
Kin, il retiring slowly, .doggedly displ,s,s
iinr with tho pursuing et.a1ny every 1901 lLtS
~ ground in order to cover he re- req
az tio remainder OF tho army. .i II
The Iosses In this defeat. which Is me
most bitter yer experienced by the has'}
Sian army, BY a moderate eorputatl ION, )
l. not less than zoo 1000 men on beth sides.
/" ,rha Russians ms addition sacri cog I
enormous quantities OF nun ions aadss
stnras. tho great part OF ~ fllch ERE
set ' On firo before leaving Mukden. 4
Al IS impossible to say whe ther: inc 10y W
SLAMS will be able to put UP u W ~ l l,,,
hold this position, or whether ~ VIII wy
be necessary TO continue the treat 4 w
Harhin, but the rank and ne, sW eqset
military qualities never sfdne 80 pEignIsy (
as I'm retreat and defeat, are fars IRON
being panic stricken. and under &c Panle
leadership and given 4 BRIEF t,nlss ~. ~
strengthen posi- Tons, may ne anle Ips
check their pursuing enoIny at my posps,
Story Of Retreat, ssS
rhe order 10 abandon aiulsderl and rs%
trea, to the Tie Pass sPoSIston yAa s1vsa n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

F !: |. | |
Imp ortants - a1s on Foot Will III
Divert Immense Amount of5
rattle 10 e i "a g. 81 81 @ y.
.sT0CK GOES ); . |: WITH ! BOUND } IN
.Ald:vancc Y'estterda amounted ,,:'tisl
70 Nearly Seven Points 4.
On chang Il
sT0C 6 Es / D WITH | BOUND
f m g Tho Timessz..Dispatch.

sitffSs Especial to The
NEW. 81 DIRK March II II II tho nego,-i
jtIations are successful, tinuo ~ line
81 rail- ways 4 ii promised from Chicago az, ;,
and tho treat . folk and New
!I,prt ersby the bulk of the busl ;;
~ II gone from De-
str6iE@n pds Buf will ,'e
taker III cross tho Middle tlantic States
!to Tidewa ter In Virgin 81 III
Nj According n to- the proposed plan. the the
chesa peako and Ohio would make CON . n
sr,ections al ITS northwcstery terminus nus
With tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day l-'ll!
ton at Cincinnati, o.. Oyer the lat ter r r q
connections would DO made witt, l3a pa
Toledo and other points. and over I! ~ y
lines OF the Perre Marquett e WI ~! ny ny
Great q Lakes " and Chicago. CONNECTING :
links would also be madeEnt Detroit ana no
4Ironton. overt he Detroit Sout " s
Tho Chesapenke and Ohio system, on
& lends from Fort Monroe y a.. to Clnclnr
m ~. d. and louisville -. In cludln g ne
James River. division TO- clifton faorse.
VA. !, : !, 4 :, I, +, \ "a.
j,.nnceS n sChesapeakcS and Ohio YESTERDAY,
which amounted to nearly seven points,
vas ina statement that negotiations nag NAG
bee,, pra ctically agreed upon " ercny sea- ie.,
hoard traffic cmanating Is in the ~ Nlidal V
Western States and In tho NOR ll y !,
more orf less under control Of the gFe s
Marquette and Cincinnati Iiaanlllto ~ y
DAYTON was to be del lec ted 70 me Caes ."
ipeake and Ohio If Il B Il ~. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
OR GAME ) II { 7 q q
OF SEVENT H ARM CORPS
(; (By ASS ciated Press.

5ls Especial to Tho Tines-D lspatch,)
$yNAsEnNGTON,D. g. March ia 7 r. a
dinner given to General 7itzhugh Lee. In
tho New Willard Hotel. on March 9Th.
the Society Of a the Seventh Army Corps
or the United States army, in tho war
with Spain was organized. An organize
ton Of this corps was effected On Cuba
In the spring Of 1880, but \ = was not sept
In. 81 Tho new society's membership will
I'D confined to those who served us COM
missioned officers or {enl ted men, Fra n
straightforward tho Fourth Virginia vol
5unteers was elected captain. !, u IA s53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
VI ~ 5SF
|AG1'lVEEs WANT \ ! | | VI
'I|lV0P| PRIMARIES | ! 4 ! /
mr. I'm
'Rsso Askiihg commit q 1t1i q
tee Is w axe Separate 8, !SS9
Plan Adop pied.


The clay Ward ctiveseheld III, enth '':;
siastio meeting last night. heard r fine
sapseches BY Colonel George wayne Ans M
dersotl ana Hon. p IT liberty /; and
aopt n l REQUEST
Ing tho City emo ratio Committee1 5lto
provide q aeparate PRIMARY for the the
nomination Of city officers and and members
OF the Leg stature: ss
i The hall was q pref tya veil filled with Wit
candidates and members and the meet NEE !
Ing was Oh ttle e. e N cri tic
love feast I'll u s.5j IN
Ice President II. Phillips presided
nthe absence OF President - MI nor lr
Who was det aimed on account Of lness IN
his family, and tho foil wing candidates
wei ei present Colonel George Wayne An
derson 7 =. If. Il Cox. G gorge Az slee Huns
dom Cary, w. A. Green's haw = pm HoW-
ard, r. George 4. and George q. V :',
IA M Wallace, Jr.. and II. \ g. Glenn.
Colonel Anderson First. Il
3s5 8 on3 Il 10 I'M Garland & Pollard introduced
Colonel George Wayne the fir ;a
spea ker. 4fss ~ VS. 4, 4; J. u. .a B.
thn opportunity or addressing its nnenl-
bers, ana their he launc he'd into an elo-
nuents discussion OF patrl tlsm as the l "
DERIVING principle q free government, l8 .s
nPatriotisrn."3 he said. En- In Ss q 8fco luuntry
ike ours, should K be The Very op5 root
~ life. without patriotism there car DO
no faithful public service, and clubs llko
this arc necessary ndjuncts to free ge lN
ernment.'' sii s4t sS. I. '. |.
I, Colonel Arderson urged ACTIVITY on on A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
ga lJl9
TOOK MILF ONAlRE'S
MONEY; SET HOUSE AFlREE

NEW ORR March 1T no arrest to- TO-
night II oscar #. Johnson, The careta IKE
OF the shome OF William Gould Broka q w Y,
tie millionaire merchant and club man. on
Madison Avenue, disclosed the fact that
The mansion had been set on fire ION the
morning OF February 21st last. after wi
luables estimated to be worth between
SO 600 and gle, 900 had been stolen, JolNn-
son, the police say, has onfessed.. I.
4 Two charges have been preferred AGAINST
him, ono being arson In the second de'
gree, the other that Of grand larceny.
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D Killed and Placed On ~ Track Z: i; Ic:E &;
& tsnec,al to Tho T!mes-D ispatch.)

(specal9 to The
81. March 1 J. ,,ere 't9.
aW !; rhi On lie charge OF numbering Fred
in badly utilated eondtiontb, ,a ha ria ee
pc DC si,r3t W.. morning Tho bod ~ OF Eds
uni - was examined by Coron Dorset
IVA Z, h,,ile at holn found through the same
and 10 blood was found where the d p9dS (
M Mn vine resulted several hours K previous
ly ;. !. -, 80, a u = ,t9bt.
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PRINCE PLAYS PART
5S5G5 OF ENGlNE5 DRIVER
DIV Associated Press,

MII.WAUSEE,s WIS, March 1,--At tho
indoor athletic meet OF the central asso,
1cintion,f IA, "A. La Tonight, Ralph ROSE,
the phenomenal shot putter.St hr ,e, ~ y, 9
jsIXteen-poundE weight u onlpetltion5 -
fact 4 I'd e@half inch. The former Indoor
record for this event was II feet 0 inches.
\ IN an exhibition throw after the contest
had ,lGen completed, Rose broke all
records by throwing tho weight, 4s feet
5la Inches. 33 4 III Il. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Jones on Board.
ASSOC iated Press)

f ANNAPOLIS. MD. March, 1.-The
nam az OF tho Presidents appointees 10 the
Hoard OF Visitors Of the Naval Academy
for 1906 received AT the Academy to-day.
include VIM. a. Jones, Representative
RON Virginia, and Captain John Wilkes.
Charlotte, N. q, ~ " ,ss,s
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Twe,lnl1ttysix !!
(BY Associated Press,.

4 CARDIFF, WA LES. March i1,--It Is
now NOV, announced that twenty-six lives have
been lost us a result got Il the ex ploslon
which occurred yesterday in the cambrian
colleYyy All clydach Yale, m tts Rhonda
Valley, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Phen o.1len al 'Iiro 'W,

ISS- tByS Associate ed Press: VI ,,''7 d
h a PARIS, March II, nee Ferdinand 81
IBulga rim has arrived here from l.ondo
FIeD 81 ayed the part az ,engi Inc Sdrt be.
tween Paris With great sls'lA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
'|MRs..C|HAD|yV|C|'Ik||.
FOUND ! |!| [: guilty Gil
IN erdict That Ia IM "a v Jan.
Fine I'M. or l ~ y;
5m N ,-,l[ \ Both ; Il ! v
.WOMAE o vERCO E, 4 a
II SUFFERS 4, LA 4 Z
Wept Bitterly and Cried :;5 h ILL., ~ Am Nm
Not Guilty: Case X Wilde VII " v
Taken e Higher Court q
Sentence Was Y S.. Not Not ,5 {ss
Passed on Her i, vi
Y esterday. 5s$. ~
fgy. A,a.,ooiated .pE,re4ss,,)

(By Associate ed Freas s5H
5CLEvELAED OHIO. u March ! M ~ y
Il Cassie III Chadwick Was to-nlgi1t found o'l'
guilty 81 conspirng To- defraud the n United w
States BY procuring the cert lieu ton q
checks on a nallonal bank when there r.
we're no funds III, 'a nix to her cred.
Il sle was found guilty on every count unit q g
d tic Indictment upon which the jury r 4 was vas
1T liberty to jadge y, II Sall.s u ~
The original ndictnsent con taned six-
teel, 4 cour Is. Two Of these we're ruled lt'
out during the trial by Jidge Tayler and and
u \ the 81 remaining fourteen. one. half IL
Charged her vi Til securing the certlfsica-5
& tor, Of checks without having the proper
4 entries made upon tho books q the bank.
Judge Tayler, III, his charge directed the
Jury to disregard these counts and con
ia er only tho Remaining seven when ,.ltS.
related 10 the cert tcati Ion WI no funds
4 q, deposit. On all OF II these the jury il.
found d gninst her. the "a X she ne, ca y
s Da fined on each count not more thar nan
II SO 900 or risoninent not more Than
two yea "a, or ahe ma be lned q maxi "a.
& nun OF s10, 900 md also imp isoned Tor.
Il tYo years on each scoun