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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-19
Demand Of Administration.
SUCCESSION OF ACHILIiE LANDRY DEC'I
10Th Judicial District Court Parish of Iberia
State of Louisiana

Whereas, Mistress Rosale Hebert, wife of Ach
lille Landry deceased has applied to the Honora.
BILE 10Th Judicial District Court in and for Iberia
Parish, to be appointed Administrative of the sue
cession of Achille Landry, deceased
Notice Is therefore hereby given to all whom 1t
may or doth concern, TO show cause, if any they
have, within ten days from service hereof. why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
Witness the Hon. flames Simon, Judge of the
10Th Judicial District Court, this 26th day of
July A. D. 1905. A.. J. MAUMUS,
Deputy Clerk of Court
Burke a. Burke, Attorneys.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18
Some days ago
we saw a hand

some fabric. a dark fancy mix
ture. which would attract the
instant attention of goo o d
dressers.
Suits made from it would
retail easily at $40: il looked
and felt very good: the
majority would say it was good.
But it showed by test at least
forty per cent of cotton; the
actual looks-value of a suit of
it would be not over SIS.
You see, perhaps, why we
say the mercerized cotton
cheat" that fabric is a fraud.
whatever the makers inten-
ton may have been. The
fraud is in fact, not in intention,
in this case.
We congratulate ourselves,
and the multitude of clothes
wearers whose confidence we
have gained, that our label is
a sign of security against such
things; that i. is never associ-
ated with "mercerized cotton.
That label is small thing to
look for, but big thing to
find.
Hart Schaffner * Marx
Good Clothes Makers
For sale by The Bethel Co.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18

chase q cubic foot of water from the
Davis & McCumber ditch and $500
was set aside for that object. 1t is
believed to be the highest price ever
paid for a cubic foot of water in Ere
mont county.
large party of ladies yesterday after
noon.
Beginning Saturday, June 8. the
three Canon City banks will close their
places Of business at u o'clock, noon,
on Saturdays. This is in pursuance of
a custom of the summer months and
will continue until further notice.
J. C. Carter of Denver. general west
ern agent for the Union Central Life
Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. and
Messrs. E. P. Walker and R. L.
Nafe of Pueblo, district agents
for the same concern, were here last
Saturday in consultation with Grant
Dickinson, local representative of the
company, in relation to insurance mat
tiers. Although the Union Central is q
comparatively new conner into Colo
RADIO territory it is forging to the front
in the volume of its business trsnsac-
tions
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. McLain and Mrs
A. H. McLain returned home Tuesday
night from three days trip to Silver
Cliff and other points in the Wet
Mountain valley. The drive to Silver
Cliff was by way of Oak creek canon,
and the return journey via Copper
Gulch They visited the dam of the
DeWeese-Dye Ditch company and
viewed the splendid body OF water which
il impounds. The mountain scenery
along the road was magnificent and
the party voted it one of the most de-
lightful excursions they ever expert.
enced
Prof. @. P. Giilett of the state agri-
cultural college at Fort Collins was in
town for a short time last Friday while
on his way home from q visit to the
western slope Referring to the fruit
prospects in Mesa and other countie.
in the western part of the state he
said, "Paiisade will have its usual bis
crop of peaches and other fruits, bui
the Paonia valley horticulturists have
had a bad year of it and will not be
able to ship anything like the quantity
of produce to market they did las,
season."
Il As the result of the giving way OF I
bin used for storing the charges, whers
cement is held before roasting, three
men lost their lives at Portland last
Saturday. The accident occurred
without a moments warning, and
Reuben Bayless, Grover Miller and
George Leonard. who were working on
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18

Geo. II Sale is expected to return
home today from New Mexico where
he went last Thursday on business for
the Fruit Growers Association.
ALICE blue and other late shades in
tourist caps Just in at Mars.
Rev. R. A. n. Wilson. pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Pueblo, was the guest of Kew. A. w.
Henderson yesterday.
YouR straw kas is here, IL you want
the latest shape. Bethel Co.
Mrs. J. C. othus returned home the
first OF the week after an extended
visit to Chicago and to her former
home in Kentucky.
ATTEND the auction sale of the
Rosenberg 1ewelry stock.
Division Superintendent F. r. Rookie
well OF the d. & X G.. railroad COM
pany was business visitor in town last
Thursday.
The new crop OF straw hats is ready
to pick. Bethel Co.
d. neen's vent 70 Sa'aa ias' gun
nay 70 ske position IN 'he composing
room o. one o' the newspaper omees IN
On TINE hour makes most deiic'
ious biscuits.
Mrs. Caberly OF Davis City Iows, is
mere 70 spend .he summer with hei
@ e' W. : :" : o''o'"' ~ 'i' n'"'
Nrxr tim. xo, h,x so.r ,rx ..or
Tina, aou,
A., "A, - %,
receive from two. thirty to four-thirty
'he afternoon oil May a. al siS Maco
avenue
'o'' ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18

the floor directly under the bin. were
crushed beneath the weight of thou
sands OF tons of cement and broken
steel. 1t was forsy-eight hours before
the last body was recovered. The re-
mains of Bayless were shipped to Pu-
eblo on Monday for interment, those
of Miller were forwarded to his former
home in Illinois, while the body of
Leonard was buried at Florence.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18
Iooal ana Personal

NKw fancy shirts. Bethel Co.
Geo. K. Cassedy spent several days
in Cripple Greek on business last week.
HAVE you tried "0n Time" hour3
Mrs. Mary zener. formerly OF St.
Louis, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Pitt
A Wade.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18
FOR FARMERS
AND FRUIT GROWERS,

We are clubbing the New York Trib-
une Farmer, an excellent family Illus
trated journal, with THE RECORD; both
one year for 81 .55. You can see sam
pie copies at TIE RECORD office.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18

Q prominent mining company.
YouR lawn mower is at Marr's.
Ben w. Rea, who was a patient
at Colorado sanitarium at Boulder for
month or six weeks, has returned
home much benefited in health.
SEE the collars in MArr's window.
E. M. Lamont, manager of the Ray
mond Consolidated Mines Company at
Ohio City, Gunnison county, was in
town on business the first Of the week
"Os TINE" -four is the best -four in
the market.
Prof. II. E. Smith and the 10th grade
English visited the Hot Springs Tues
day evening. Miss Vera Elliott was SO
unfortunate as to fall in the big ditch.
H1KD wear clothes for boys, econo-
my prices. Bethel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Disney have gone
TO Cripple Greek where they expect to
make their home. Mr.. Disney is em-
ployed as an engineer by the F. & O.
G. Ry. Co.
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public. Nd.
lIs South Fifth Street. ptf
Mrs. Augusta Smith and Miss Fannie
Cramer Of Canon City, spent the past
week in Boulder visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B johnson. parents of the former.
Boulder Times.
LACE curtains laundered, IL Ussie
avenue, South Canon.
James NJ. Endicott and sister, Miss
Alice, children Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Endicott, OF Lincoln Park have gone to
Gilroy. California, where they will
spend the summer.
Your wife will be good natured il
she uses ''On Time" -four.
City clerk d. N. Cooper was visitor
in Cripple Greek last Friday and Satur'
day. He reports small sized blizzard
as having prevailed throughout the
district Friday night.
THERK are many bargains to be had
at the Rosenberg jewelry auction.
J. J. Morrison, who has been EN-
ployed at the plant Of the Empire Zinc
Co. for several months, left the first o.
the week for his home at Franklin
Furnace, New Jersey
SELECT your new straw hat now, ant
get just what you want Bethel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Voter, late resi-
dents OF Orchard Park, have gone u
Laurel, Nebraska, where they expec
TO make their home. The altitude wa
too great here for Mrs. Voters health
EvKRrosK who has tried "On Time
Gays it is the best -four on the market
q. H. Kistler, who was a visitor il
town the first of the week, returned I,
his home in Denver yesterday. Mr.
kistler is arranging to spend the sum
mer in company in the Yellowstou'
Park.
BENG us your butter and eggs. We
A. II. Copley, night operator at The
ID. 4 X. G. station, having been grant
ed a months leave OF absence departed
las, waak for Denxa, ard o,her noint,
~ interest In ,bs nor,bern mart Of IN,
..,a
~ ,,''nu next ''"'s you %,
brand.
H. n c.; -, a,.
NJ. Mo,.. nd NJ. v,,rv c.,ns. .,d
-.na~.. u--.,s :, D. M
inois. arrived here las, week and ar,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Ban.
croft at 500 Main street.
g.. p. .,S
., ~ .,,s..,,,,,. - "a o.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18

Oh OF De1Ore may olst lSuo-h- .. M6Q-
doI. agent
ASK your grocer for Star Bread and
get the aluminium chip good for 8
loaves.
Dr.. BuLKrTK of Pueblo, will be in
Canon City, st. Cloud Hotel, on Tues
day May 25th. Practise limited to
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. Special attention to fitting of
glasses.
OSBORNE and Champion mowers and
rakes. Best goods, lowest prices.
Smith Mer. Co.
At a special meeting Of the board of
directors of the Fremont County Fair
Association last Monday morning Judge
W. B. FELTON, was elected to the Office
Of secretary to succeed W. d. Ross,
resigned
W. E. Malby, for eighteen years con-
nected with the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company with headquarters in Pueblo,
has been appointed general superin-
tendent OF the business of the Great
Western Coal Company with an Office
in this city.
The reube,. of Canon Homas,ead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, had
a soc;.l .e.s;on A. their Iodaa room, last
Fr;d.x NIGHT There was a largo at.
tendance and an interesting program
of entertainment was rendered. Re-
freshments were served.
CT Pressev has had plans drawn
nv Architect O. G. Rittenhonse for an
eight room residence to he erected at
The corner of Txelftb street and Green.
wood avenue II will embodx all the
latest ideas in building and will be an
ornament to the neighborhood.
President Frank ID. Heath of the re-
GENTLY incorporated Great Western
Railway Comosnv ernects tn leave for
Chicago shortly for the purpose of in
spec,;ng .or,e locomotives and cars
tb,. are be;np built in that citx nv r
NJ. Hicks & Co. for the proposed road.
Warden Clepborn Of the penitenti.rv
purchased a handsome team Of carriage
horses in Denver last week tor family
use. They are blacks and are a perfec,
match in size and action. 1t is one oi
the most stylish teams seen here for q
lonp time and is greatly admired by
peonle on the streets.
THE new road to the ton Of the Gorge
has been completed. Chapson. tbs
Iiyeryman. is better prepared than eve,
to take your friends and tourists n
view this grand scene. New ,altvbo.
surries carriages and bupp;es and the
heat teams and no.t c,rsful ar;xars In
RI countx .Phone Canon 100
tar have returned from their c,rn ;r
the salmon r;xpr country Id.bo ube,,
thew have been engaged in Mining fo,
the last six or seven months The,
have some promising clnims ON Rohan.
nan crack and will retrrn there tn ,oot
after their develoument p-.t fall
-,
ON axerx .fternoon and axa,;ro +, !.
Mr. Rosenh.ro,. d.s;ra 10 All .,.-,
thing Including f,t,,s. .,d 80. 80.
r;,b . clean s,.,a Yor 20, - :,
xo,r on n,;,a Th., -
n.nx ~ ,hs NO., das;,.hI. ,,;.I.- =
the s,o,t
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anu i,h.u
- fr s he,s
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18

RECORD want column are always worth
reading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
.C0U N t \ IN RACE
MAYOR. D / i. N'||'|||:.
Says He Must Make Good His
Yelled Accusations or Pub
icly Apologize.
(special to The Times Dispat chg

&s Especial to The Times Dispatch.>
NH CHICAGO, LIZ. September u--Mayor
Dunno was ro,lndly denounced by menu
bcrs of the City Council for incorporate
remarks at the Bryan banquet, In which
he minated that the traction comnnn'os
were welding an influence over zone arm
Of the city government White with rage
members Of the Council declared the
Mayor. must either make good his yelled
accusations of corruption or publicly
apologize. II WI
Business men who have spent years N
the, service Of tho city declared that
because they could not consclentiously5
indorse the Tom Johnson brand OF n,u-
3nlclpal ownership 1t was not for Mayor
Dunno to question their honesty.
Back Of the accuse lions Is said to lie
a. plan to whip the Democratic Aldermen
Into line for the contract" plan OF mus
nicipal ownership, and the Mayors re-
marks are regarded as the hrst era 1e OK OF
the lash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
THEIR VEH|CLE
TORN 0 PIECES
.Well-Known Man of Newport
News is Dangerously
Injured,

H NEWPORT NEWS, Va Sept, 13.-N,
=. Cofer, bookkeeper Tor the local branch
OF tho Iloster Brewing Company. was
dangerously injured lust night at the
corner OF Twenty-hfth Street and Jeifer-
son Avenue. Mr. Cofer and compnn-
ion were riding in q buggy when the
horse became frightened and ran away,
An Ivy Avenue car was neuring Jefferson
Avenue when the motorman saw the
runaway and reversed his current and
brought the car to Il standstill The
horse avoided the car, but the buggy
sweryed and crashed into 1t SO violently
that Tho vehicle WAS storn to pieces and
Cofer ana his companion We're hurled
out Into the street MI, Golfer clung
to the re!ns and was dragged for twenty
FIVE feet after striking the pavement. lie
was takcn home aud unless internally
injured will recover His companion,
q young man named Pearson. struclr on
top Of u horse hllched to q nearby was
gon. and was practically uRhust,
A Veteran Drowned.
Nathan J. Loban, seventy years old,
negro pension claim agent, veteran Of
tho civil war and for twenty years
inmate OF the Soldiers Home at Hamp-
ton, was drowned ~ Hampton Greek
this evening, n 8 II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
TO NEW RAILROAD.
Property Bought BY Mr.. Sitter
ding Being Transferred.

z AS soon as the titles to fourteen pieces
OF property have been examined BY Mr..
Henry G.. Rely. representing the Rich
mopd and Chesapeake Railway Company,
deeds will be recorded in the clerks office
Of tho Chancery Court of the city, con-
veylng from Mr.. II, sitterdinR to the
railway company land valued mt $3S 200.
The securing Of this large amount of
property assures Richmond OF the new
railroad The fourteen tracts are all that
are needed by the company for its right
OF way through Richmond and to the
other side of Bacon Quarter Branch. This
includes the space over which tho steel
vladuet VIII be, erected for the trains to
enter ne second story Of the Seventeenth
Below VIII be found q list, lomtIon and
price gof all Of the property transferred
by Mr., SitterdnK to the company: James
L. Cottrell, IS feet In Wflliams Street.
81, 109; 4 Bessie NJ, Roberts, 32 feet 9 inches
In Catherine street $1,000 ]. ], Stein
brecher, % feet In Broad Street, 81, FOO; II.
ID. BeverIdgo. 40 feet 8 Inches In Marshall
Street 49, 600: II, II. and Beside a, Spence,
90 feet inches In alley between Clay and
Leigh Streets $1,000 William j. Miller,
so feet, Marshall Street, 4,760; G. q.
snhwalm, % feet, Broad Street, s4600:
Josephine Cottrell, 81 feet Clay Street
S5,125; Mamie nj. Austin, 30 feet, Clay
Street S2,0O,fI4. a. Cutters widow and
heirs, q feet 2 Ia Inches, Marshall Street,
$3250: Elizabeth GerWln. az feet, Cather-
Inc Street, $4,000; A, g, Carneal, three
pieces, bS feet Inches, Moore street. 80
feet inches. Williams Street and IA feet
3 Inches, Williams Street, $4275
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

was made for kbal and none OF the
friends OF the man came to the sta
ton house to see him. III 5f
Fl Culberson6is alleged to have voted Tor
City Sergeant j. G.. Smith in the re-.
cent primary. He claimed that his home
was at No. 210 East Broad Street. when.
In fact, so it was alleged, he had not
been resident of Richmond or the
State Of Virginia a period long enough
to enttle him to vote. He is also charg-
ed In an Indictment with mlsdemean-
or-having Illegally voted people at third lll'
Monroe Precinct. ~
In the cell at the police station Culber-
son was seen by a Times-Dispatch re-
porter last night and asked concerning
his case .5 4.
First Vote and Last
1T was the first time ! eyer voted, and
Il think It will be the last time, said
Culberson, at the Offset.
WHO did you vote for for city SER
geant r. asked the reporter.
Mr.. Smith," was the answer
ibid you have any particular choice
Of candidates? I 8
mo; but some friends Of mine were
friends of Smiths Eth
How was 1t that you were made a. clerk
III
II was on my way to work at the
Locomotive Works early in the morning,
and passed the voting place Mr.. Wise
spoke to me, and voted After this Mr..
Wise and some other fellows got me
TO act as clerk, and ! stayed there all
day
xviii you apply for bail?' queried tho
reporter.
Eyes; III get some one to go on my
bond"
.Who will you ask to become your
bondsman?"
Don't know; haven't decided yet.
"Will the same man who went on Mr..
Wise's bond go on yours?"
II don't know anything about Mr.
Wise's bondsman. ] am looking out for
myself
Culberson was awakened from a sound
sleep by the reporter, and his conversa-
ton was frequently stopped by yawns
He said that he thought lie would be
able to show that he had done nothing
wrong, and had only acted on the advice
OF Some fifty or more friends" in doing
what he did.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
r h e u m atisrn

Like Neuralgia, is now known
to be a nervous disease. The
kidneys become weak through
lack OF nerve energy, and fail
to filter the uric acid from the
blood; this acid attacks and
burns the nerves and muscles,
and consumes the oil in the
joints, producing Inflammation,
fever, swclling-pain.
TO cure Rheumatism, then
you must restore the kidney
nerves and muscles, and nett
tralize The effect OF the acid
upon the joints and tissues
with DR., Miles Restorative
Neryine, d nerve medicine.
which has made many cures 81
this painful disease. Neryine
strengthens the kidney nerves
and increases the circulation
and relief is assured, " q tsll
NBetore took Dr. MlIss'E INsIF|sns.
had been looking for q cure for
rheumatism for 20 years, The last
time was laid up for several months.
could not get out Of bed 9r set I99s
on the floor tried remedies !, e g ,d run
etc, but none Of them had my effect;
One sn day / read about pr MILES, Ii;s
first dose ! had q good nights rest,
ana after taking hplf 9 bottle tha
Walked Mi around the tpSw1. in q week
cured hut continued TO take tho
medicine for astime, to mako sure the,
pains would Hpt come hack;
31s N, Chatham ST., Racine. WIS.
pr. MIles' NeryIns Is sold BY your
s irsf bottle WIN Benefit, 1 II IT falls, he
WlllErefund your money.
Miles Medical &C.. Elkhsrt Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
ALLEGED + |R|NS
WERE TAKEN IN
Creditors Of r. III. Hardin Com
pany Desires Them Declared
Bankrupt,
(spcclal 10 The Timeg- piapatch.l

Especial to The Times-D ispatcll.)
" GREEN sBORO, N. O.. September 49,
In the United States court to-day. Judge
Boyd on petition OF the Simmons Hard
ware Company, Of st. Louis; the Watt
kns- Cottrell Company, Of Richmond, and
the odell Hardware Company, Of Green's
boro. that r, H, Hardin, a. L. Combs
and l., u, Davis. Of Wllkesboro, trading
as r. II, Hardin and Company. are banks
rupt, Issued All order to tho United
States marshal to take possession OF the
entire stock Of goods In Wilkesboro, IN
Identifying bond Of ten thousand dollars
was given, Parties are cited to appear
here September goth to show cause why
they should not be declared bankrupt.
J. f. Hendren, Wilkesboro. is appointed
temporary receiver,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
Barton Heights Schools.

Monday, September llth, ma Ark the be,
f bartons Heishfs spbeol, Two hundred red
tyrfive or whom arc. In the High School
department OF the school; With the pos!-
building by February lst, pupils ard
TEACHERS are making the best OF tho
present building and looking forward to
q pleasant, profitable session; z i, y
last sesslof-Air 81. s. Hopgh, prlncl-
pal; Miss Mabel Gllnn; assistant pr!nclr
pal; Miss Kate CHM, Miss BESSIE Moss.
Miss Rpbie GreRisshhaW,, MSs Llzstte Win In,
of The primary department,
TIA suitable room can be obtained on
the Heights, It Is very probable that. \
petition will he plade 70 the board fer
poytant classes Will have 70 be combined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
WERE INDICTED
IN L ] ! III.
Many True Bills Returned BY the
Grand Jury Of the Federal
Court.
/. REVENUE :, i: Law VIOLATION
a Number 81 Charges 81 That
Character- Mills Damaged
By.Fire.
REVENUE LAW VIOLATION 10 ION
rsnecIal to The Tlmes-DIspatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch3
& LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 13.-The grand
Jury in the United States District Court
" as discharged this afternoon after re-
turning the following indictments:
Claiborne Harvey and Peter Foley, Of
Patrick county, Illicit distilling.
Augustus Walker, Holland Walker and
Lester walker, OF Shenandoah county
charged with breaking into and robbing
the postoFlce at Waterick. Warren
county,
Edward Howlin. OF Floyd county, re-.
moving md concealIng spirits
Asa Dalton, OF Floyd county, retailing
liquor without a license.
Marion Sutphln, Floyd county, retail
Ing liquor without license.
George Weston, OF Augusta county,
falling to cancel stamps on whiskey
casks. i53
s2 Illicit Distilling,
~. u. Christ. Lynchburg. failed to can
eel stamps on whiskey. casks p. 8.
Becker, Roanoke. rectifylng spirits with.
out license ". NJ. Nichols, Bedford
county, Illicit distilllng. Thomas oleary
Roanoke, rectifylng spirits without IL
cense
Talbo, Tucker and Eugene Tucker,
charged with violating the revenue laws
were found guilty by the jury and SEN
fenced to thirty days and fine Of sloo
each.
The suits Of j, d. Mays and J. g. Mays
against II, II. Newlin. each for $4,000
damages. for alleged SANDER, arc set
for hearing on Friday
Mill Damaged.
The top floor OF the mill Of the Lynch
burg Milling Company located near the
union passenger station. was Quilted
by fire early this morning. the damage
being between s2,0r0 and 5000 which
lis partly covered BY insurance. It is
not known how the fire originated, I'M
less 1t was from friction from the ma
chlnery, which was In operation. The
entire fire department was called out on
second alarm and the fremen did
excellent work to confine the fire to
tho top floor. The mill was consider
ably damaged by water.
Duyal Scott, who was shot here last
week in mysterious manner Is now
thought TO be practically out Of danger
and he will shortly be removed to his
home from the hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY.
Auspicious Opening Of the College
On yesterday.
lspeciui 10 The Times Dlspatch,)

Especial TO The Times-Dlspntch)
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA,
September 13.-The one hundred and thir-
teth session OF Hampden- Sidney College
began auspiciously this afternoon, with
an address by the Rev. II. Tucker Gra-
ham, OF Farmville. Va. president OF the
I General Alumni Association, Mr.. Ora
ham spoke with great earpestness and
was full Of loyalty to the college. proud
OF her great services in the past, and
con !ldent OF her future success.
President McAllster also spoke a word
of encouragement. and pledged himself
to do his utmost to carry the college for
ward to still greater achievements. a
considerably larger number Of new men
Is already on the ground than matrlcu-
lated during the whole Of last session,
and the percentage OF old students re-