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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
Antm japanifbsr preeauflidt.

Die 8eoeutung Der greHe in eyapan
uno 5uglet6 oie bort berrf6enoe @pioz
nenfurcbt miro unter 2lnoerem hurfl
eine Mittbeilung iIuftrirt, bic Der
friibere 2eibar3t oes Weitaop, Or. @rs
min 8dlB, i'm n8Dr1encourier" iiher
eth perfOnli9es @rlebnib ma9t.
Sd mar, 10 i6reibt 8dlB,. ieiner5eit
nit Dem rui1ti6en 8ot19after in So
fto, Baron RoTen (einer Der ru1iif1en
SrteoenSbelegaten in pDrtsmputb, 81.
81 iebr befreunoet. @ines 9lbenG3
- es mar tur3 bor Der ariegserflGz
rung = erLtelt i9 bon inn oen folgenz
oen Brief: r2iefer 6err 9rofeFort SD
tpeiB, OaB Ste ni9t pribot pruftt3iren,
bod babe i9 oerurttge 8opfI6mer5en,
oaB i9 Sbre Site in @nfpru9 nebmen
muB. Sic tptiIen, tpel9 erttIte 3eiten
mir jebt erleten, uno' tpie tpi9tig es tit,
Den &opf babel fret uno flnr gu tez
6alten!" Sd fubr gu ibr1 bin, CAB linn
eine Qr3net uno blteb BORT Elm 8eilz
9en, um ote Mirfung Ser Wte6istn su
beoba6ten. Damn famen mir ta1's Sc
fprG6, un0 70, berbra9te i9 bei ibm
ungefdbr 5lrst GtunGen. Gtuige Sage
fpdter begann Der arteg.
@on Dem 3eitpunfte an bemerfte i6,
baB in Den 8e5tebungen Der S6fltnge
gu mir eine merflt9e SgeinbTeLigfei!.
etntrut unb Dab Der Wfita0o Ielbft
mertpiiroig tibl 3r mir gelrorDen mar,
Sd tonnte bas a[leS ni6t begretfen.
S9lteBlt9 fan0 ith Elm SSreuno, 6et
mir oariiber 2tuftldrung Deritbaffte.
gr 3eigtc mir Elm fletnes 8lott, oeFen
Ramen id frii9er nt9t einutol ge9Drt
uno peI9es etnen Mrtifd gebro9t
bate, Der nit folgenoen @orten an
fling: r@elbit IN Die Ter 3ett, in Der mir
etnen neItbe0eutenoen &rieg fiibren,
finb mir qrt Sofe bes N2ita0o nt9t ror
Spionen geIcbIBt." 6erner tpurbe in
Dem 8latt er3dbIt, baB man MIDI in
fpdter Stun6e gu Baron Stolen entire
ten fab, no i9 mebrere Stunben berz
bra6te. Sd begob MIDI gum Maifabo
uno idgte tbm, oaB fa1s meine 20
Sabre treue 0tenitlet Itungen ni9ts
tpetter berm06ten, als MIDI Der Sptoz
nagez8eroGCbtigung aus3uieben, es
beifer lei, tpenn er mir erlauben tpiir6e,
mid boQitdnotg bpm Sofe 5urid5u=
5ieben. 9Iei93eitig ersd9lte i9 i6m,
aus pel9er 8eranlaifung t6 gu Baron
Roien gegangen mar. Der Mttabo
entf9uloigte ii9 un6, iagte, er lei gegen
ieinen Wilen gegen mid aufgebebt
poroen uno baB er ii6 iebr freue, Die
Sa6e 70 barmlos ausgeben gu Ieben.
Nu9 Der Hebafteur Ser 3ettung> fam,
um ii9 perfOnli4 bel mir gu enti9ul~
oigen.
60 ettpas berrno9te fdpn Elm tleines
SIdtt9en. Die Sasssbldtter uber itnb
etne Ma6t, nit Der man re9nen muB.
Gs beiteben feinerlet 5inberni1e fir
Die freie Metnungsdub berung. gfur 5elz
ten erbalten bfe Reoaftipnen Mntpeiz
Tunsen BON Ser 3enfur, iiber otes ober
ienes Stta1 1dretgen 81 beipabren, unb
nuh bas neiitens nur in Besug auf
ben &rieg ooer Die austpdrtige Yolitit..
SIN Qanbe felbit beitebt etne pollfon,s,
men unbegren5te prebfretbett.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
Grcuriionen Der q. & 8.
GiSeut 0h1.

Nunofabrt4 uno billige ginmes-3a-
ten fiir Observation-Disclosures. 5preb
nit ben Iidet=Maenten. Sd
gln 0eimitdttenIuhenoe, Rnnbfabri.
Maten llieoriaer als ie. 6predi nit
unierem Mgentsn. SO
Spe3iele prsiie fur 3unbreiieiideis
laH pldbtn in Glorioo iiber MaIbings
Ton, Sd. 6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

Cine uie febletoe G,lnDgrmbe
BON 8rot. bas bic Gelunbheit f0rosrt
iii peerlek" Mebl. gs lit bon Wei=
3en emadt unb nur bie Gtoffe iino
cus9efhieoen. nelne Die Werbnuuna
i0renl uno bic 0erbauungsoraane
ihm11en. Die Iabritotion tpirb mad
Der neueiisn. beltsn Wetbobe betrieben.
Die .peerleB" Uuub9rubs nirft arDhe|
Dipibenben al. oh man eiiian Sad bos
bon taufe ODER 1000 isaB 3ulammen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

UNI Die Sronune lpieoer bersuftetlen.
Die idmmtliden in bieien Brouinaen
ltebenoen 3ruppen lino Dem gberbefehl
oleies Sittators unteritellt peroen.
Seit 5onntal ifebt Die 5tabt gliIa=
beth9rao IN RuBlano in 6lammen uno
elne miitbenoe 8olfsmsnae t5btet bic
Suoen uno pltinbert ibre Sduier. Bon
R:idinem III Elm &sslment nab gliIa.
betborao abaeqaneen, um Die @ube
wieber ber3uTtellen".
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
,ctd) Oattfe De,,t Ncrrts !"

.f6rie 0annqb plant BON 9ittle Rod.
Mrf.. .fiir Die Qinberuna. iuel1e ih
burdb Buflen's Mrnica Galbe srlitt.
Sic heilis nteine fdredliden. eiternoen
Geibmiire. iuelde ionifs ilidts bsilen
nollte uno an tpelden i'd felt fiinf Sab.
rem gelitten bate. Sic 1T Elm number.
bares OeiImittel bei Ghniiten uno
Branoipunnen. Gorantirt In Miler's
Npctbsts. gaur 25c. Werfu6t He.
Wbonftierf ouf Oen .Venbnhters
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

1bon,lisrt auf ben yeOba9ter'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
1nlann.

2Ctuluut y. III 2DlutuHlo, UeI Uts
ihuloist mar. in Snoepenbence, Soma,
feline Grau uno fiinf Rinber ermOroet
au babtn. bat enolid einaeiianoeu, oas
Werbrehen be9anQen 3u baben. gr
laete. Dab er Die 9bat beaan9en babe,
neil er Der Iniiht mar, oaB es beher
fur feline Ginoer lei. tobt ALL iein, nis
gu leben unb neil IS ibm nidt mebr
m69lih setpeien lei. nit ieiner Grau su
leben. bic ibm nit ihrer giferluht uno
ibrem fortmdbrenben Yerlanaen mad
@elb 3ur Ner3tDeifung getrieben babe.
Sn @bieaeo III es na1 adt W0hen
aelungen, IL @eidmorene au finoch
Dor benen Charles Giiboolsn prD3eifiri
tperoen ioa, oer, anaetlaat lit. mdhrena
beg @treits eiilen Niht.llnioniifen ge=
t0otet su haben. @ilboolep fol bon Der
Wagenmaher.union fpe3ieG 6afiir ems,
aaoirt unb be3abIt tporcen ieir. DaB ser-
Die Nihtunioniiten seb6ris ourh-
priiaele.
Wdbrenb Der berflonenen Gaiion iino
dhif ben aroEen Seen 2l5 Msninen
umastommen. ll6 baben mdbrenb Der
brei oroBen Gtiirme IN oieitm 0erbii
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
Sa9esnemt9fettett.
Cute.


2n Den 6olgen oes Ginnbafentram.
pies. ben lie ii1 our1 bas 3iebenlalIen
zines 3abues 3usoa. ut 6ran Bert Sii.
tanp. nabe Ganbustp mobnbaft, ge=
ltorben.
Ser 2otomotibfiibrer Sobn Mullen,
Der 0ei5er SnmIon uno Der 9remler
William 5aplor. alle bon @billieOtbe,
muroen am 5reita9 Morgen gu friiber
Stuuos bel einem 3uiammenltob bon
ipei 6rabtsiigen in Der Jiabe bon
Eorabel 9et0otet.
9lnf eine mertmiiroiQe Meiie bat Die
% Sabre alte 6rau 8eor9e 6inlep bon
SoDre ibr iunges 2eben laiien miihen.
Wie aus Nem 3erinston beri6tet ,piro.
entIuo iid aus einem nidt betennten
8runoe Der 9euolper, oen Die sSrau
unter ibrem &opftilien bsriteft batte,
uno traf tie, Die i'm belteu SblaF be-
tanaen mar, mitten our6 ben GopF,
ibren ioforti9en 5oo beroeifiihreuo.
@dlon otter poate man in O6io er=
Qiebige @Olominen 9efunoen baben,
aber immer lperoen Die Soffnunaen bel
|9enauerer llnterlu6ung Su Waner. go
linb aud Die 8rabunseh nah Sob in
2lllen Sotpnibip, Union &c.. aufeeee,
ben lporoen, nadbem 8eorge @. Sla=
ter, geliber eines 8olobergmertes in
Nlasta, cine llnteriuduno anoeItellt
uno Qualitat uno Guantitdt oes @ol=
oes litr 81 minoerluertbis befunoen
babe.
56onlas Sogar. Elm Ingeitelter elmer
Tirma bon &Ommillions 6dnolern,
puroe SamIta0 in @leutlano in mpfe=
ri0ler Weile ermoroet. Wlt einem Gorb
poll ObH ouf Dem Nrm Qing er our6
eine StroBe i'm 6abritoiitritt, ols smei
Wdnner, Die Wastsn iiber hen Helib-
tern tru9en, aus Dem S9atten eiues
8ebduoes berausIprangen uuO SoQau
ein paar Gageln III oen GopT I6oilen.
lbn auf Der Stelle t0Otenb. Diebrere
anoere gerionell, bic tatlm 100 6uB
entfernt maren, tuaren Nu9eiiSeu9en
Der 3bat, Die Dt0roer entf tfloben aber 10
l9nell, oaB lie ni0t ioentliSiert meroen
tonnten.
@ine SdieBerei, oeren tria1e nod
ratbfel9ait 1T, miro aus 3anesoille 9e=
meIoet. Nuf oer 5Sabrt 3mif9en Jtoie=
Dille uno @rootspille puroen auf 2tn=
Orew Quinn. einen S9affner Der Gin=
cinnatl & Mustinoum NaleD gabn,
aug einem 9interbalte mebrere S6uhe
ab9efeuert, BON Oenet elmer iein 3iel
errei6te uno ben 9enannten 8abnans
9efellten 10 i6tper permunoete, oaB er
mabrIbeinlid iterben miro. 9ies lit
bas FINITE Wal innerbalb elmer Wode,
ol6 auf 3ii9e oieier 8abn geI9oHen
,puroe, uno man glaubt. oab Die Sbd>
ter Ser9leute lino. Die in ben Der 8abn
entlana 9elegenen &oblenbergmerten be-
i1dfti9t lno.
/@inen patriotIben Staotratb bat
oas Stdot6en 9elapare. Derlelbe bat
ndnllih belhlolleu. Dem perItorbenen
Prdlioenten &utberforo 9. 9opes in
leiner 8eburtsitabt elm Denfmal ieben
su lalien. Nber tolten ioll Die 8e=
I9itbte nihts uno 10 Ioll Die n11lte |
2egislatur gu oieiem 3ipefe um Appro=
priation elmer Summe BON $40. 900
CUR Nnlage elner Jontaine uno Die
Bunoesreaierung 3ur yemilliaun9 Der
erf0roerlihen 5umme gum Ban zines
Monuments angeaangen Dsroen. =
Dian tam ia einmal abmarten. nelhen
grIolg Die Stabtpater Don Delamare
baben. 8elinst bic Sade, 10 miro es
lih balo berausteaen. oaB aud nod
anoere Stdote id0ne 0ffentlide Sent=
mdler baben m0hten. um Den patrio.
tiIben @efilblen Wusoruf su seben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
| ! / | II / / / / | t |
9enti6e 8alber
berf II fett.

Sic fol9enben beliebtsn Gomane fbn-
men in Der Office oieIss, glattes besoaen
Deroen:
Nus elmer fleinen Garniinn Soc
Aut otinfel,t gNegem 35c
seibetgen 25c
Der SIRIUS Dnn w5ilabelpbia 35c
Die Strakc Der SerInrnem 25e
0as Sei9en Der Bier 35e
Der 0nnn bon Dnsferbille ahe
Aftenftiid No. 1f3 35e
Sober, Der nns einen neuen Mbor=
nenten brinat. Der elm Sahr i'm norol q
oesablt. bat bas Redt, iid ems oieIer
Bidder als pr0mie ansaundblen.
Il / | t I'll / / L 1 / L I I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

- @ute Weine' unb 2iquenre liz
mebi3iniiden 3Deden finoet man in
Noolpb's Hiqnsur.Gtore ain pubTic
Squ0ve. 4elepbpne 351. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS
i Most Convincing

'I thought L would write you what
pyramid Pile Cure has done for me. ]
had Almost aggravated case OF bleeding
piles; indeed ! dreaded when r. had TO
go to stool. Ono ftty.cent box cured me.
u feel like 4 n new man, have recon-
mellded 1T to others as being the most
wonderful remedy known, It Is indeed a
great blessing to suffering humanity.
You are mt liberty to use this for a Il 1t Is
worth, and hope 1t may do good Rev.
w, f. Carr, $3.50 No. Holbrook Street,
sDanyille, Va,
,4 Clergymen dixie NIL professional men
who lead sedentary llyes) are especially
addicted to piles In various forms, and
are continually ON the lookout for IA rem-
edy which will give relief, with little or
no iden fSobta1nIhs a cure, 3s3
Recognizing this fact, Rev. Mr. Carr
consents to the use of his name In order
that other sufferers may know there Ia
a cure called Pyramid Plle Cure. which
Is sold by druggists everywhere for tho
low price OF fifty centsFn package, and
which will bring about for every & ono
afflicted With piles the same beneficial
results as In his own case. he careful
to accept no substitutes and remember
that there Is no remedy q Just as good.
Ii Al little book describing the causes and
cure 4 81 'lles ts published by Pyramid
Drug CO., Marshall. Mich, ana ( will be
sent free for the 3SaskIn is, All sufferers
are advised 81 write I Tor II, N as It con,
ts'nl valuable inforfnV t!on en- the subject
\ ~ SRueasg ~, ~ II, IA ts SO Ssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
A|Ms1TAAT, HICks.I!S:i I.
CRAzY...A|B|||.0!. ] MONEY N Ne. !
That the Defense TO be Put UP
BY the Specialist, Formerly
3g5 8 of Richmond.

ray a9#t ESPECIAL TO Tho Times Dspatch) 9ss
888 NE IMPORT Il NEWS. VA Feb. 20, a t
torney j. Il al Triton. Of Norfolk, counsel
for Dr. S. Delaney Hicks, the specialist.
who Is In Jail here cha rged Wit viii, VI for
gerry, visited hts ent yesterday 553
e 8'.'Mr. Triton. I'M In jail 4 was tho doc
tor's greeting to his lawyer Yes I'm
in jail with you, replied Mr.Hriltcn. IS IS
A fter d conference Of some length the
attorney left 4 tho jail and before depart
ing for Norfolk, he gaze the police y
understand that his plea for his client
would be insanity The lawyer !. thinks rlt!
Dr.. IIicts Is crazy on the subject q. Ct
money. 81; f3.
Officers Mitchell and Bridges killed M in
mad dog gand q mad COW IN Rockets on
Twenty first Street, yesterda As
N The police yesterday ralded a sa loon
kept By George Pugh, on Twenty-thlrd
Street, and arrested the negro on the
charge of selling liquor on Sunday lie
case IS set forS5 trlal II Friday, and PuEh
Is bailed for his appearance. " s d 3$
&iT The case Of Jones VS.. The Newport News
Shipbuildlng and Drydock Company Is
still being heard in the Circuit Court. II.
Pollard, Of Richmo nd one Of the attor-
neys for j ones; spoke to-day It is OK
pected that Mr.. Bickfurd for the ship
yard, will close n he argument tomorrow
afternoon. Jones claims s2Ss, 900 da images
because the, shipyard occupied certain
valua BILE oyster beds leased for.ttwcnty
years BY him. The commissioner in chan
Gerry allowed Jones only $1,000 damages.
sg General Manager G, 49, Doyle and Su-
perintendentG j u w. Knapp, Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, were here to-
dayton officia 1 business. u,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
UNBEARABLlAND
N|L|E|...|H ..A|v.GT0.G'0|.
Vigorous Address by Rev. II. II.
y b Bennett OH the
Saloon.
BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING

y or ffSfSs9iBs uRa, vA..'Teb. @;1Iho so
loon is lnbenrablc1 and will not be toll
Grated much longer, and the dlspelisary
IL Il contrlvance to mako the saloon re-
spectnble,,' were the striking words In q
vigorous talk by Rev. r. Fl bennett,
az Randolph Ma con College. made before
tho Method,st Sunday School Associa-l
ton at Blandford Church Sunday after
noon. Dr.. Bennett is filling Dr.. Starts
$pulpit while lie is away. He declared
h that the Methodist Church Is a great
temperance organizatlO next to which
stood the great Baptist Church. Il
rho association showed q gain of two
hundred scholars since tho January meet
Ing, and a. gain of moro than three hun
Rdred over January, 1904. Eight Methodist
Churches comprise the association. with,
more than two thousand members. FL
or IAN nSsn'S 1t tie I1irii street.
Methodlsta Church. has established;
ATTRACTIVE monthly Journal D \. q en-,
which Is distributed free of charge NJ
ER. Ell q III, teacher Of the class Is editor y,
with Messrs Clayton 8. TITUS and AZ Ga
'a Ganar o1t ei hSsRsssl delivered
stirring address before A. \. Fill Camp
tonight !n the interest q tho proposed
monument TO SoutnerIl .Woilc 1. .[ u
sPythins IN Siliinot take part IN the Iythiai,
competitive drill at Norfolk during tho
meeting of5ythe Grand Lodge, but g. 9 !, e.
tnchn1entgof the company VII WI JON II tllo
$parnde.5 SS 4} Y, 1, (, |, .
IMr.8Robert Patterson, OF Pfiladelphla1,s
one OF the superintendents Of the I'ennsy Y,
purpose Of arranging for more and faster
trains over the Atlantic Coast Line and,
PENNSYLVANIA rnilroads for the tiansporta-
ton Of spring yege tables and fruit IRON
Rev 81. o. II Bunt Ing. rector OF ST
8Paul's Episcopal Church. was ~ SUNDAY
and the church closed. ~ is rel ported %
I Be moro comic table. U.s. 4. ID . s3
ISJudge IA. M. 4 Mullen, OF the Hustings
Court, is confined to the house by SICK q q
sEess. b! WA !, 81 !. Z. Z, 4, ,
;NTen's christian yA ssociation IVA 8 d eds
Gated Sunday afternoon. The Rev. 7. G.
Davis 4 delivered tho a ddress sSt II, S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
ATROCIOUs CRIME.
sColored Woman Arrested Acl
Is cused Of Murder of Husband.

Si Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
s. GREEN BAY, YA,, Feb co. u essic
Stokes. 3 colored. was murdered near
Cary's Mill, in NottoWay county. six or
seven miles north Of this place, several
days ia go. Il i5 81 III Is
He WAS nearly blind and8unlt for any
labor and for several months he had
visited around among his friends and ask
ed them to hid him to get to Richmond
to consult a specialist and had collected
\ It was Charged that8the man was
killed by his wife who used an axe, and
10 burn the house to hide the crime,
THE woman and Il man, accused of be-
ing an accomplice, are In Nottoway jail
awaiting trial, 81 l} iif3i Sal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
&. TAZEWELL COURT.
Leedy, Acquitted Of Murder, Is
Again Indicted.
(Snec,a ~ Tho IT ~ on ~, 4
NJ Especial to Tho Times Dispatcll.) B

b 4 TAzEWI0LL. Va. Feb. 20 II, b K
3Leedy,t5w who was acquitted at the De-.
Walter Harris on a passenger train; near
Graham, Is now und er Indictment charg-
Ing him With shooting at one, Mr.. Echols
at the same time and place that he
killed Harris, At least twenty witnesses
appeared before the grand Jury from
Graham, being summoned here to testl-i
~ against persons who have been steal
The witnesses were all carefully examined
but sufficient evidence was not produced
to bring indictments. RI
~ Alexander Cruey a young white man.
was indicted for wrecking a. Norfolk and
fWasternS passenger train near Founding
Mill, this county, last December. a num-
bcr Of other small indictments were
brought. Il By l53y 3Sf4,H,4 /. s5i IL 88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
( F ERRYBOAT LA UNCHED.
"a Little Sky ear Old Sponsor
n D oes II erS Part w ell i;T
Especial ia The Times \ lspatch.) n

Especial TO s!Iae Times -Dlspatch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA Feb. 90. ---T The
ferryboat Binghamton, building here for
the H New York H oboken service Of the
lLaknwanna Railway Company, was sue
5cessfully launched to-day, being chris
tened by$little Charlotte Emory, the six
eyear-old daughter Of George D. Emory
chief engineer Of the La ckawanna Com
pany. III n II, t
The little lady smashed the bottle Of
wine as thoroughly as a grown-up person
could have done, and there was no hitch
to mar the launching. The vessel Is
about 200 feet long and cost In the neigh
,borhood of sl250oo. This is the third of
pany to go overheard here.
a sisterof the BInghamton. the scran-
ton, recently broke the ferryboat speed
record by making sixteen miles an hour
on her trial rum. y II: s e 1T ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
E ;!53|,''';' u
LAArhlrdzsirsst Lady,, Exparlsnpa,

T An elderly lady on Third Street, being
debilltated. nervous and rundown, u was
advised by her physician Y to take less
5med!clnen and. drink more WATER She
tried Uttered river water, spring waters,
md artesian waters, but they were all
Edlstasteful to her, A small quantity would
almost gag her Finally her physician,
BFecomlnende 3EAuF FONT and her Inn
ipEGyement5 has been WONDERFUL; her son
tells us she drinks a, largo quantity each
day without discomfort. and has Increased
In weight and In strength. We \ can't
publish names and tales too, 3 y but PROOF
Of above stat ement Will Nba furnished To
anyone Interested. v n - ia lJFON'r5is the
.lIghtest. Gleanest wa ter Of ered tho public.
81 Gallons for 30 csntS, Eshcne 1852.
fss 6EAU FONT ~ MA IA M NTERS co, sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Coming ii Weddings.

Especial 10 Tho Times pispatch. !, :, 9,
gsallie Hudg ms near L ford s. Va, Will
! be \ married. 4INedne The 22d. to Mr..
William III n r rivers. at the First Baptist !;
1 Be a pe RIO rmcd bylthe Rev. Mr.. Walter p.
Foster brother-in-law of tie bride, ;S .
Miss Hudgins has been on a visit TO
her sister,, Mrs. Foster, N Florida, tor
~ Mr.. r, Il. Wood and Miss Ruth Per,
skins, near Ha toher Va, viii be married
at the residence Of. the bride parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. Vednesday eve.
ming. " aiyslsaa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
LYNCHBURG LIBRARY.
Mrs. G.. M. Jones End lows Insti-
tuition Given by! Her Husband.

Especial 10 The Timcs-D ispatch,5
y SLYNCHBURG,9 YA..Sl Feb.5si3 2O-hIrs.
5000 for tho e end t Of the pubic
library, which is designed to he a memo
rial to Mer lato husband, and executed q
deed for q large lot for the site for the
Which goes to an Incorporated board Of
trustees in the settlement OF the cele-
brated " ones will@ease, which was COM
promised here some mouths ago. This
cost. either for construction or nnaintc-
nance toFt the city, IS, N n 54fS5 f3 3s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Beauchanlp Sanders

FIpE si,Isii1t sBuRG, Eeb 90
Mr. Nv "A. Reauchamp and Miss Susie
r. Il Sanders. both OF Lancaster county.
were married last week In White Stone
Methodist Church, Rev. ~. M. Anderson
iofticiating. The attendants were Miss
Annie spriggs. With Mr., r; Nv lliams;
Miss Lillian Sanders, with Mr.. George
Sanders; Miss Ruby Spriggs. with Mr..
Samuel Sanders. Ushers. Messrs. y. =,
James. Jr., George n. Greshman.H, II.
5Grubbs, DIR. 3. H. B. Hurbert. The con-
Stc,npla(cd wedding trip had to be nban-
doned, owing to the Ice blockade, which
tinterfercd With navigatlon. Al # iE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Cut Out Gum.

n Especial To The J,rImes, DIspa tch) K ~
BRISTOL, VA. Feb. 20,--The wife Of
Evangelist James Ferdinand Saul IA pped
The sur, .cheWers IN g specie! service at
tsrnoon" She said that 1t was a tllfflcllt
thing 10 talk religion to q g III whose jaws
weretbusy cutting gum, and she attacked
The gun-Cllewl Ing from a health stand,
habit, that ought to BIO cut out She So
cured pledges from the young hoys and
girls that they would discard gum and
CjgaretteS, &at5G}S II lS ~ - gEaft 3f5ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
FURTHER PROSECUTION
OF OLIVER EAU LKNER

III Especial ia The Times-D ispatch,)
SiF WINCHESTER, Va, Feb, Failing
to obtain n verdict IN the Circuit Court
for $4,000 damages for alleged improper
treatment al the hands OF Oliver g.
Faulkner Appointment merchant, COM
.monWealth's Attorney Harry r, Kern.
the former plaintiff, to-day sought to
have Mr.. Faulkner indicted by the grand
jury In the Corporation, Court but the
Jury found no true bill, and the court
ioyerruled a motion for another grand
jury, T
The Cornmonwealth's attorney then
swore out a warrant bsfore Police Justice
iIieardon, who will hear the case.