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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad'
ministration were granted TO the under
signed by the Probate Court OF st. Francois
county. Missouri. dated June IL, l'SS. on the
estate OF
sALiNA II. LLOYD, Deceased.
All persons having claims against said es'
tate are requested to exhibit them TO the
administrative for allowance within one
year from the date OF said letters, or they
may he preclnded from any benent OF saIal
estate: and II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date OF said let
ters they Will he forever barred.
ANNIE b. LLOYD, Administratrix,
July Z, 1905.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28


A roll call ordered by Com
mandcr Young ON board the
Bennington some hours after
the explosion showed 81 men
present, leaving l36 unaccount-
ed for These included dead, in
Jured and missing.
Commander Young believes
some Of the missing men were
drowned. and that their bodies
will be- found In the bay.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28
Lightning Fired OIL Tanks.

Cleveland. Okla, July 23.--The oil
tank fire here, caused by a stroke of
lightning. caused damage to the extent
Of S4h.0n0
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28
To Cure Q Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If il fails to cure. L. w. Grove,
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28
GREAT FIRE IN THE
HUMBLE OIL FIELD
Men and Mules Fighting the Flames
Burned to Death, and Many
Are Injured.
hlLLlOkS OF BARRELS ON FIRE
Loss MANY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

Biake started By stroke of Light
ning-Mcn go to Fight FiameaI
Are Urmmed In and perish--Oth-
ers Fight Their Way Through
to safety.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28
Woman ISi',cd In Runaway.

Bloomington. III July 23.-Mrs. ].
D. Carroll. Of Lcrl"r;on, was killed In
a runaway nnar that place.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28

AT the municipal election held in
Annapolis, Md, the Democrats
elected the mayor, city attorney
and three ont of six aldermen, Civ
ing the party control of the city.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28

Investigating Cotton Leak Scandal.
Washington. July 24.-The grand
jury of the District of Columbia has
begun investigating the cotton report
leak scandal
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28

Parts of Wisconsin experienced
quite little furry of snow on July
22d.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-28

On July LIST coal advanced in
price 10 cen is per ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
SALES. Future Days 's.
,,l'a' Nv R. 3. G ha Mn s. Co. Inc..
n Real Estate Auctioneers.
-, - ,-,kTRusTEIls' AUCTION SALE
\ LEIGH STR EEI' ''EtO PIGI2T1,

Acting under a deed OF trust recorded.
in"fha Clerk 8 office OF Richmond Cham
cery' Court, III d. b, 163 ,. page 4SS, de-
FAINT fv, having boen made in the payment
81 l Certain money therein secured and he's
Ing So required by the benel lciary An said !,
deed, i Will sell by public auction on tho
pFe 'WEpNi i;s JANUARY 49, l9o5
at 4 r.. NJ, IA the real estate described W
said deed I as follows |. Is s ss BE- 4, s 4
In the sou westerly SIDE q
Leigh street. Beginning at the distnnco
az one hundred una ilfty-nlne feel 3elgh
inches southeasterly from the easterly
side Of PulliaHf Street, thence extending
lsolIthwesterly hfty-nlne feet TO q point
thence still southWesterlyh ~ Inc !eet
3to8 the said ieasterlyi side OF 3uilia m
Street az a point distant ono hundred ana
'seyenty-eiglit feet two Inches southerly
from the said side OF Leigh Street thence
extending southerly5 along The saia side
Of Plllliam Street TWENTY-FIVE tfeet; thence
lnortheastarly ono hundred and thirty-tWoi
feet eight inches to the said side OF Leigh
strcat. ana thence northWesterly galOng
tie same twenty-one feet five inches 70
The place OF beginning.
TE}lLNts: For cash as 70 expenses 81
executing this trust, to pay depe Q, q
siSD.Vl with interest from Decempef ~
1904, and any taxes and insurance uu1.
and the balance Mt one year WIKI slx per
cent. interest; Or all cash at the optlon
= 'i'' ~ M III II. pasA lIssJR p,
Il tS y n Sole Acting Trustee, Ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
POKER ROOM Nu1sA'$N'Ilc ~ IL
Council Decline Is Adopt Anti mt:
Saloon q Ordinance.
especial y rho Times l'pa eItsAH , /.

X especial 10 Tho Timea-D ispatchD b
NEWPORT News s, " Al y annary 1.--I y
ithe p slice Court .,to. aa !. siattery,
ygefierally ~ kro WI Az Waiter slater, sv't t
lined 300 aad given ono day In jail Tor
maintaining a nuisance. slattery Z ton NJ
ducts d poker room Mt the corner 9 4
Syynshingtor, Avenue and d 'rtventyssix
street \, III tho heart OF the business Sec
ton OF tho Soity, ma tiy place was raide
by Chief Of Police johnson and Ser2 cant
tC,.B, ratford several nights ago. HI & M
ss8 Attorney w. q. Il Mo %, counsal for the
accused 81 noted m z appeal and q slattery
gave Bond Tor Ills appearance {it the Cor
Eperat ton Court I'he at torrey claims that
a pok DER oom. Sainst which there has
(. been no complaint, cannot DO deemed q
nuisance at common law. 81 W. "
5sE There arc said to be- 10 dozen or more
gambling resorts III tho city. Elattory's
iiss one OF the best known, and for this
reason Ut was scleced for Il he test Y liz
said that several Of the other places favo
been closed. tho prophet ors |, fearing noto.
riety. M y 3 KS @
33Unknow,n s.ti loyes \ have & 81 olon valuable
lenses belonging to q large stereopt Icon
ut the Young NJ len II christian Assocln-
ton. The lenses. which arc valued ut
SO. were found to ibc missing to- day, and
the poll Ice have be- On i asked to make IN
investiga Ion. " S8 f5
~: After a lengthy ana tedious session last
night, the ID GARD A of AID ermen declined
to adopt the Anti I n1oon Len que ordl-
nance REGULATE igS the sale OF liquor reooni-
srne1ded BY the Ord nance ana Pollces COM
l,r,lttoe. his asnre vidcd that The
salo 6ns should close q D clock III night;
that there should be no screens or eur IS
stains,s in the plaqss TO obstruct the view
from tho Sstreet ut any Y time, etn., The body
adopted " the N dlnnnce, amending 10 e. 50
requires the screens to be removed 3wheii
saloons and other places where llquorats
sold are closed II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
3I4AAM. HUNG s.JgRY.
Piano Agent Sent to Grand Jury
a for Defrauding. 3ss

n E n lSpeGldl to Tho Times Dispatoh,) ss{ X
4, IANyLLLIl. q Y Al. Tan. 1.-THE jury. IN
the $4,000 DANA go sui . Of Cassidy
against tho Riyorsl de Cotton M lis. which
ration Court j fudge a.. M. Aiken $presld-
Ing, for 4 three days, et,lrned his after
noon that they had failed to agree upon
n verdict. The jury was held until to-
morrow In hopes that u q ecision might
he reached, Tho PLAINTIFF clain,s dana es
In the above amount for lnjurles race!Yod
by falling from an alleged defective ga nE-
way, while In tho employaof the defend.
mt company. Tho plaintiff Is Represented
by Tholnas Iamliil. Commonwcnlth's AZ
torn ey.5 and tho defendants by Massrs,
Poatross and Harris and y, l.. Gronor,
tho lnttepEof Norfolk The case deyel oped
Into legn Il bat Tie, Z, 81 !, I,
E III the !. Mayors court this morning w,
il! PoytllTess, former piano and 3 organ
agent, was sent on to ftho;.next term ! Of
the grand jury 1.-TWO charges s, of {, o aa-
or Chic Chicago, ME accused lnnio little
EFFORT ia elearg himself of the charge pre-
AiF. j. w, Thompson, Of Chicago, was
III court as d REPRESENTATIVE or tile Bent
5Company, and In his stmony related n
number OF transactions or tho prisoner
said I'd ba fraudulent, The former agent
yesterday sent for MI, Thonlpson,4 and In
The presence L of several Il police officers
llna.1e'an effort to have him drop thS case,
saying that he would make good the a.
legged shortages, ~ .fi n u, ..s4
7 Chief Akers has In his possession in,
forlnnt ton to tho effect that he. IN used
has been sailing under several n iases, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
CAN.C[la'P|'0| !
!S!AYsIH|||:, I REPORT [
.Deiied, Howe srhat 1ih1saa3r-,
ancc Companies Have I! ; Ds- 4 a. &.
'sSis cidcd Upon Such Action.
Will RAISE less ] y COTTON i (, \
Farmers itlfS Gcergia sand 4 Ala. Ala.
bar1a L Decide Upon This n
.Iss Course ill Buy UP.
a n
INV Asst,oia{cd PRESS, J

ilg,t 8ss tDy Associated Yress.) SSSss.
ai,uary III ~
suranco companies which have plae :, q
pol,oes on cotton through
cut the South arc said to have ca t,etelletli
sall policies % cot ton ln istrlcts where here
the staple has been burned ven y, tho
snallest Quantities ~, districts s ZERO r.
the farmers have mo nild discussed the 9,
BURNING 81 ton rs " means of raising
p,.iccH< insurance policies have, II u.s. said
beer raised about fifty per cent, Is ,i q
$derstood ION the u ocal ton exchange
Ethat there ID IN d rse,nent among III
suranco companies Or q least an un NJ
$dcrstandlng to the &c eot ttatsnll OF the
companies VII not similarly III ! no mai
Ter. rhs action has stopped tho burn RI.
) ing erection In so far. as the country
inercllnnta and country banks culn have
any Influence. 3.s8 4s ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
T7THE TVALUEHlo Of cHARc oAL.
f. ew people Know II oW Useful liz Ia Il
4.iS1se,E E7reservInu Health and Beauty {

f. aw people KnoW How Useful 1t Ia In
fs55s. Preserving Health and Beauty. \.
% Nearly everybody know M $charconl
il tho safest ana most efficient dlsln-5
sfec cIa, and purifier in nature, but few
realize it's value when taken Into the liu-i
man system for the same cleansing pur-s
pose. 4 81 u ]. Y. d, y5S
YOU take Of IT. tho better; It 4is not q
drug at all, but simply \ q bsorbs tho gases
and 4 impurities always present In a the
stomach and intestines, and carries them
out Of the system, IL "a S4i 4
( q Charcoal sweetenA 4 the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables. n "a 3 8
n Charcoal effectunlly clears and Inn
proyes q tho compl lon, IT items the
teeth and further act s I as q ma tura and
iom.nontly sato cnthartic. 8si ~ ID Il ST.
III ubsorbs tho injurious gases wllctl
collect III tho stomach and boWess; It dis
ginfeets the mouth and throat from tho
poison OF catarrh. IA is Ne .,i Y. ~
%'N All druggists sell charcoal In, ono form
i on another, but probably the best char
coal ana the most for the money Is In
stuart.s Charcoal Lozenges; they are
composed Of the finest powdered Rillov
ehnrcoal. and other harmless antlseptlcs
4 IN tablet form, Or rather in the form OF
large, pleasant tasting lozenges, the
charcoal being mixed with honey. n y 4. II
\ The daily use OF these lozcnges Will
soon tell II, u much improved cond ton
Of tho general health better complexion,
sweoter breath ana purer blood, and the
beauty oG 1t. is, that no possible harm.
can result from their continued use. but
on the contrary, great benefit,
ia buffalo physician An speaking OF
tho benefits Of charcoal says; ~ ad-
Use stiarts Charcoal I1ozenges tn MI
5e,nntients suffering from gas IN stomach
ana bowels, and to clear tho complexion
and purlfy the breath mouth and throat;
B I also believe the liver II greatly bene-
55fited by the daily use Of them; they cost
but twenty-five D cents g sbox 7 drug
stores. and although \ In 4 some sense q
nntent prepaIatlon, yetSI belieYeFI get
Z moro, more md batter charcoal IN stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges thail IN any ~ ~
Eordlnary charcoal Diets, 81 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
SsOFFICERS INSTALLED.
Shoe oe e olincil Ms dds Delight
full M eetinpS al Murphy''s IS Y ri

34 ST ckoa Cnunoll 81 OF Sssoya la ArcanumS
reached the rod tier day b iii \ It's history
last nj III tllo prose ofs over
two hundred and III mem beis, fficerss
We're install lied very ~ mp cssi NJ ter
which Tho members sat hered Il nrorrd Ii tho
festive board at x saeng ser :trnl o md Il eli 81
yjDyed tho annual bunquo t. sSSS The Council
SheldE It's usual busl ness session In NJ
Srhy,s Annex Il. d t. w ich1@ five can Ida tes,
i;Ser6 8trot ted around 7 he ring and am
Inounced sfull3 fledge I. he annual report
or tho Council was 4 read and tho Copll+ 81
and 4 had smade & Ell ssp lalldid ga during
tho year. VA fter the rou tine $of bust ncss,
officers elect were seated In from Il Of the
regent and were Installed by Grand Sec X
re AIRY James B 81 Blanks, who has becng
Shpnored with ths duty for TIL pa st 3cl even
1 years. Tho otrlccrs installol ii for this
year welo: r gen i, N NC lonlas dosb q
Vice Regent, Harold s !, j loombe Ora
tor. 1or, GRAY; asst Regent. y.
Myers Collector, g. NJ spindl Guide
b. sulliYnn;i ,Ghaplain, ones
warden, ] Ohm sksg i; scntry, John & Mo- y
SDowcll \; Musician v. t. 8 'llerd
toes. r. G.. Corlay x " H. An erson q nd IA
2solomonsky. IL r he aud on co then re palr-.5
I'D to saenge Halle. Wh ero ~ the annual .l
banquet was M . mi Dyed
8s Crane. Wa aDney iotea .s
5toastn,astor and the spenl sers of tho evoltl-
Inc we're Supreme Reprose on ia I've Rev..
e., IN. M Faden 4 Regent NJ Thomas Mos
4 y. Grand Secretary ! rnes VIZ. !. BLANKS.
Rerue,nt Minitree Fol kes, 81 Of AIcls rtlly
sc,onncil; Fast 5R egent, W. Floyd Reans;,s
5oS IIenrIoo 81 Council; III CEaptain M M. y
Myers past Regent y s. odhnrI..S Past
Regent "a. p. ia kson and rqls fnla !. Z:
w W. n So Dabney. " Anong tlle visiting
hyet hrcn seated around tho tables were
= I A. Grand s Regent James u, Beck. Re
can't 81 AZ. G Brown, q A y. r.lt
$eeouncIl, ana EN- Council lan VIZ y. el'al-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
B,1v Inste y, m o,f Growing 1t.

MACON, Ct = anuar1' Il 81 ecials 70
tho Telegraph from over the Stat 9 tell Of
r,iaas- meetings or farmer and Of hers ~
tarestcd to h d lsuuss ho{ present cotton "A
stua ton. GENERALLY spca ing .i'es $50
l,avn ple,E Ell to e. an
average reduction OF twont I've i,er
cent. In cot ton nnreage. aud q I! CORES s'-
bonding reduction In tho amour LOT fer--
Etiizers used. Il few Inst anres,
plan tiers ave deci ded ITO pln,ce no cotton
sat all &for nox I scar's crop 4 but irnteald i
Is buy I d 81 ,,s many bales Spf 4 be Haple
at Inc prevailing prices as they are Sa pie
to- handle. q ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
n. 8.sn]lenied Atlanta.

3s3 by 'Asaooiatea l'rcss.) \, N,
ATI1AETA CilA. ]. asss January 81 ~ Local
of various INSURANCE com
plr 81 day derIe, that any 81 tiielr5
lad Cd ncellcd polio les on cot,
ton iii any locality. They furt iior4 de-
clai,.ed that there has been no concerted
act Ion inB this direction Several on1panies
refuse 70 issuo blclos Oh cotto1 outsid e ofs
ware houses others 81 That ! hey d arc
wording for new. and y q ct no
thing Sis 4 further from their ii,ten TONS
than to cancel policies 81 rea dy fl, force
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Resul g at Essex Park
4 (ByS Assoclated Press.

v! HOT SPRING ARK, JAM Il .- -
Park summaries \, IN 4 q,
i5Tgfirst, n Dr.{ Carly q to ~ second
Nfofurfc7 tod third Az Time, 40 q e.
Second race seven and a!half furlong s- "a
se &c 1n Idle Flour l0s to Is third. Time,
31 Third race six 8furlong Massa {. Stoa1
first, YanncssS q .to p sec ondi Falklnn
Is TO $1) third. Time 4 a. S
~ Four it Gentle and seyet1t ri va ds,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hines 20 to 81 first, Gus
aHei dorm e hto ~ second 1ngol Thrift 70
I'd n third ~ Time, ~ 80 vi
' hi til "a oe--rnilo ana twont rdH,-.
Togo a even) III first. loom Nd te to9D
saecon iolsat Long "a to ~ third.
i SIKH SIR raca1inile IA and twenty yslrds L
Inn Il to ii first Ttlrta ndo rs to ~ Sec
gond. Ben IeyWo Cd q to a. third. s3 Time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
ACCUSED OF ARSON. FL
Aged North carolinian Fled for
Ii5l Fear Of Lynching III sst8gl
,Ialfto The TlnrN,ves-D

S4 suFFo isK,y Y AZ I January ! 1.Accused
of arson In Onslowf county, M. G., an
aged white man, Furney Jarrnan. Was
arrested here this afternoon. Shortly ar
ten Jap,nan's arrival at I'M local hotel he
Was VA followed by two detect YES. but Pos
lies Chief Brinkley preceded them with
tho arrest Sheriff Aiiddleto ton, Of onslow
country, wired Brink Icy TO hold Jarnla,l,
saying there Wa \ !, ssoo FeWqFa 1or W.
jnrman told tho local police that no
fled for fear Of ynchlng, a fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
A FATHERS LOVE.
Pleads for His Boy Who Tried
VIZ ii, IA XIII HI In. &, IS 45s

& sl,pFO Tx, NTA,,e January l1.v-4rhe eilr
DURANGO az n father's love for q son who
lad grIeyously Wropged him was eyl-
sdenced Rtlls afternoon, when Jesse laawls,
h well-to-do merchant, Issued signed
3statement in bsa,s4f 81 his son. Luther
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
oNIT, ' 3 AR i KANSAS rs 4.
Will be / y sed for Gun j ctice
v : 4 n I 3 a cad ~

Especial to The Times d lspa tch.l
,s!at " Al. V, nnltary ~ y 2
Arkansas, which N turned ~ to
Norfolk yesterday af ter having pro- ~
ed to sea with the fleet bound I to tho
winter mnnocuyrlng grou nds, eft to- nig g
for Indianhcad tbs gun est
n The Arkansas will ba used to test the
po fs.}3, -, ~ ~ -
land y d efenscs and III thorough trial will
be made or her big guns against land,
works S al Indianhead Y. sS 81 sSS3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
.4 FIRE ]; Y. IN ] I,YN CHBURG.
Ten Thousand p ollars Damage
IN Wholesale Grocery. M.
ISpocIal "a Tho l'lmes- Disr

(s;peclAl to Tho Tlmes Dispa tcE:l
H&lYNCHBURG,,5 January y g.. q Ere u
Hi, the place OF S. yhlto ~ Cos Main
street Wholesale groccrs, this aftern on.
inflicted damage hat will probably
amount to $40, 900. Aln1 or portion S of
dam ago was by SIN ke and Wsiter. stock
of probably $40 600 rnporllcd, which was
fully insured, The origin, which # was
M third story, Il Is h unknown, ireman
Conley Tell from O. lad der with n hose and
was painfully hurt about his fac I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12

Edward, whb tfis Week VIA t,yst, fivs;
years ia state's prison Tor forgery ara md
ATTEMPTED paricld q iiSi # 3As i
Il Tho Ed tier soy Is 9tsutIicr sosttred morley
ny forgcry vi In tie \ Int Ion ~ gotsh g
lii business. ard vas hot in his Fight
mind gas the time. trhe fear az dc ectfott
Hi supposed IL have horne otl,s lie stSn's
mind until lie decided " to refncyc his
10th 81 with b. charge of a,tits-s l1f-g
forts To sec,irs pardon will 20 islatig,1i;-
riLtad. lNta m li1h9A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
VIII Red ice u. Aclrree:age:..s

BrI,aauSG III, al "a. d j anuary IL:
Reports from nriot,s! ssctions OF Ala tl =
3basr,a show that farm, ers an lot hers fin- i
Il sercssted in5 GOTTEN arc neoting IN 111as ~.
scor,vent lions ir their specify counties
nrd arc tnking steps TO re tluce his years
;iereage, # d nd also hold the surplus
cotton Il now on nd for II CHER prices.
The prevailing rcd llctt on prop rs from
twcnt - i is stwenty fiye I'erSS II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Iii Texas, A!lso..

~, by AHsoc GIG tcuN ErcsN, q
x I(JuSToN,asTEx Y J an II IN ectings
swcrc5 held Ia t. man lsoli1t e Iexas 4t o.
ti,s q creaReF II, cot ton, Ylthout excep
lion the uton So aid opted Sprovide ed for
az cut ct stwenty-fiv I've par cen t. tund err The
Sncrclge OF the & las t crop. and generally
this was nccolnrn led %byl tons TINT
tic farmers hold all 60 ton on hand until
there is such u revival I'M prices as TO
sreaCh s the cost of prod uctt on. tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
NEWS AND c OMMEN Y. \.
s53 FROM sWORLD Of FINANCE

81 j8 Special to The Times -Dl spatch )
3jf3 VIEW y DIRK j ans i 81 was 5rumored
In Wall streets to-day that tho d lrcctors
Sof the Union Pa nc llnvo decided, not TO
appeal from the la st ision h tho
Northern Securities ca sc ..S' Il th!s Is true
as proposed by Mr.. n ylthout interrupt
tiqn. I. III " Ne
CHICAGO. il IL, II Il. 1.-THE Illinois
4 Steel Company q work at South Chicago
/ rcopened yesterday, Two thousand men
who have been Idle 8iorS four weeks were
{ given Eemploym ALose will j be taken,
on as work Develops In Tho various de-
part ments q # ~ * III
sPdILADELFEIliA,.s r A I. Tan. 4 T he
agreement for placing Lehig Coal and
81 Nayignt ions S tock under a voting trust
agreement, provides that the stock de-
fposited under the agreement i not be
{ sold al u less price than al tho rate all OF
sl35 for 4 each A. nd 81 every shure 50 Dc dc-
Y posi- ted. 81. Ss i ~ 3s
s9# CHICAGO, Jan, 81 i I'll Pa peas were flled
/ at Madison, Wis, We terday In "a contest
sing'wlich the rail roads nTo Az to. MAKE
4 against n the adynlorem tax asyf 81 that
state. Tl,c main contestant Is tho st.
paul road, 81 against VIII ich& there Is q tax
j increase OF about 5000 900 q NJ
BPHILaADpLPHIA, Jan. ]. - ~ "A a sea e 4.
n mo PhiladelphiaS Stock Exchange was sold
pVest erdny to the firm Of Lee Il II igglnson
e Co OF Boston, for So oOo. :. b AZ
MA SIM LIE. TEN Il IN rhe d.
roctors az the Nashvt lle, atthnooga ana
81, Louis Railroad Company, q meet !
ing here yes et,ia declare g semi ar I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
! lP:osstnaastte g Confirmed;

~ III nv a SSpclHIeu FfJsS IN
81 -N,AsHlN eION 2. 81, ! an. 1l-- Tho
Bsenate to-day In executive session Gollr
Timed tho 10 flowing non'inat ions;a
postr,ns t ors " sort Carol !na-,Ro bort Il
m: IlsIgere n, Kapp. Mount Airy; Err
win lIousso pay dsoR II
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VI BY b oWe & S&5l Son. 81 sss
Real Estlt d tsAu tfone ers. y
AUCTIO NS S ATE
That HAND sOme llo; ! e! 81
the Frame ! Gus 2, II
I'M 8. 9O4 w { 4 lain Stree

All the red Quest III II taS III 81 sl deiit
tlo IS al tetnl lne SCI III
offer forE sale, on the prenlise Il on ssSsI
THLIRSD4AYYR AN LIAIlY y MA a15S
at "A 40 So, clock . M N, hat at tractfy easl
fronting so feet q nd running bac sgo
fairly good seig orn hoiis e.
iertyS should n Int erss hose yganttrl
located real es til te. VA
TERMS n III her and II F .sssS
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\ BY 81 ton, e. G ompan VII sj
Real Estate .Auctdons
4 Afs ;cTION sALE OF'I !Ay T:T1EN'
8SAfENTgs IN TIL n WE nm sIpEJ#S
THIRD ST EeEsET II u Ell. w EtHSrlHTA CKS 60
ANlogDUV2AE1(N G. IT'S N. IL THIRD STsJ3

AT tlio requ est of tho own 3o
ident we wi Il " cdr 70 rss III n
public auction, Ii pom prem sos III
N$TIURSDAY,SS AN Jt4N II Z NIL , ,S3Edl .X
ut 40 q, clock = 4. IN A51
deseribed Tue np,oye
detached kitchen two rooms
si3'iE Tho property Is N 0w DC up1ea and
been n for some time no d 4, s,yotsif
paying tenarl {, 81 and L,art lesS stal
means lshinl a gond ying II, yestEl,s
should nttend the sl le.
s7ITERMs: Announce AT g ssS
III {E ~ LTTCNS g. COMPtANsY;;ssa
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Iron Beds, SSidsb board |, 3 F I. Ell !
NJ 81 ds, China Cl IS Of OIL :c ] 4
I l5s: AT$ AUCTION III Cd 4 III. nj

$;yvo VIII sell TC-.D AY + Thurs day Is; ai
ary Iatii. commencing ut 40 100 s,sssl
our 4, neral li1ans
Ing I'd bles, China &, losets; w Ghairs EUdd
Gases, FOL IL bed y, Iron
uprlg htSS "A Plano, II odd
Was stan ds l Q lice and sll ltLl1
Pictures, 4, FRO rs Car vs. Drl ezsl
Rugs, Vardro hes, STOW on, 4
Bsi35a CHINO IND All c.TION VI GQMEAXxa
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Orchard. Gillespie.

FL special to 4 The Tlmes-D ispatch!
~ STAUNrON Az, ] an. ~. has Nellie
Gillespie and "a Mr.. George 5h III Sss Orchard
went ia ~ hing ton yest erda u, 81 where
they married u =
Highla I'D, Ri and Mr. Orchard X Is $a%prbml-5l
nent drug n q ERIK u here. Will make
their home In Stauilt tons