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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

One In ten of the desirable positions |
are secured without the aid OF want |
advertlsina--but your chances are a. |
coed a. snyone's for securing one OF
tho other nine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

No, ~ many people pass by your house
IN = year probably, - rosd tho wan,
ads, IN thls paper Nv 4 day, 3d. which
shAl II bo--plooard or so Let sd'
yertisemont1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

Topeka. kaso July 3-'lho report OF
the condition of the First National bank
nj Topeka IN the state of kanrag at tho
close " business MAY 90. 1908, showed
resources mud liabilities amounting 10
Sg,3bl,3Ol Individual deposits subject
10 check Wero 81 926DN and demand
certificates vi deposits, t3jQ,pbs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
A AFTERMATH ! Of
STUART { TRIAL
Hotel Presented Merry Scene.
az Night During
N Session.
OLD VETERANS: AS DANCERS INC FER: !
5 ~ "A
Prosecuting Attorney Danced Danced.
With Defendants Witness, #
Genuine Hospitality.
OLD VETERANS. AS DANGERS.
!. y .....ll5 v. 4
(specinl 10 rhe Times-Dlspatch9

&$$YH Especial to The %Ilmes-JlSpittcH.) }f gs
lTRUITT, Jan. g The Stewart 1T
murder trial, which ended at Suisse Sussex s.
Courthouse n little over one week q q go =
possessed some Of tho most remarkable % 9
features ever witnessed at tralSof that
character in this section Of the State
The seriousness Of the situation, the re-
sponsihlityg restingau the lawyers q,
.bothfsides ii tile case, while in4 the co'urt
ROOM did not for once cause them g ~
shed any tears over IT when out OF court
Promptly at $50 p. NJ. Z each day Judge
West would adjourn court. Every one
except The prisoner would then seemingly
Danish the cares and responsibility Of the
trialaf, ON their memory and q tterss par
taking Of the excellent repast pre- pared
t6the hotel, would then assemble In the
large, old fashioned 8parlor and listen 70
tho singing and playing Of old-time songs,
such as "Swanee River, Old Black j.
"John Browns Body etc. 74 During the
first week OF the trial several lady wit
}ncsses for the defense were In tend
nnce, and dancing was engaged lin until
nearly IL O. clock each night, the music
being furnished " witnesses for the
prosecution. Judge West enjoyed the sit
uation immensely. and once. whilo x the
dancing was at Its highest pitch. called.
the waiter to. 4 him and 10 sked If he had
levcr*seep or heard of 10 dance during the
aprogtess OF aFmurder trial, In which the,
prosecuting attorney danced With the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
VETERANS c,Lo {, g 6 DANCE 2 Z, +, ].

ls,S Ono Of the most amusing incident is Of
the occasion in or out or the courtroom
was the clog dance engaged in during one
night OF the trial j by two ancient ~ ctl--8
zens, one from the red and rocky hills
of Dnwidde, the other Just from the
5''C,Islwfish Y Hills Of, Sussex. Z a
81 Mel ther Of them under slXty-five years
of age. When those two friends of former
years met in the parlol. that night for
tho firstHtlme& In many years. and Gaf ter
looking ut tho younger set W7hirl about
over the smooth floor, and after some
little discussion as to the prope wa "
to dance, they kind o. fell out about
the matter and one, I forget which, chal-.
#lengcd the o Their to q dance ito a finish
which, was reluctantly accepted. after
some one had taken Eup HI q collection for
the purpose OF replacing shoe SOLE a
ring was formed by the people in tho
room standing around and the fun COM
Emonced. 1t can be said that Al. G.. Eli Z
With all his experience and fine dancing
of his touring the country, never cnmoy
Within sight Of those two gray-halredl
scrunch-leg knights Of tho 81 floor. who
danced the can-can In that hotel that
night. Each swore he had won from the
other, and after squabbing over It for an
F hour or more they went at It again, and
after cavorting about for nearly ten min-s
rltes, the decision as to the best dancer
was given, to tho Dinwlddian, though lit
was claimed by the referee that the mud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
MAY RESUME BUSINESS.
Bankruptcy Case Of Mrs, Morris
Likely to be Dismissed.

At tho request Of the attorneys for the
bankrupt. Judge Edmund Waddll, Jr,,
OF the United states District Court, has
entered an order announcing that tho
matter of the dismissal Of tho petition
in bankruptcy of Mrs, Lucy b. Morris,
vii BIO heard at 10 A. M, February It'll,
All creditors have been notified to be
present and state their objections, II any
they have, to tho Dismissal. Mrs, Norris
was engaged In the millinery business AT
No. FOG North Fifth Street. ana recently
filed her petition, since which time re-
ceiyers have been In charge. The ems
ployes of the firm were paid in full, and
Il settlement with the other creditors
has, It is understood, been effected. a
resumption Of business Is prcdlcte IL az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
turtle had better wind than tho,

turtle FL had better Wind than htho -
back. XVI " q .$$3 .3 " I'm
ANOTHER r!Ala n us i TRIAL
SIS Tho trial which lasted ton adaIs
tho most famous that has takeh
iii Sussex colnt y since 1850. when
ton III, Marks was tried for kill,
n Balm, Il q merchant . M hat XXI
Y Marks, after a trial lasting nineteen
was convicted OF mllrd Ter II, b he..ss
degree. IIeS died pending pi'oceedfM
& a now trial, and two days after
spardoned 4 by the Govorno or.
The reporters n for the two rim
E papers had Il hard time Of IT. gettiM
days proceedings OF the Il trial OH
paper. 56s The telephone line sfromS
Courthouse to Stony Creek is oW$ #
controlled by Just a few citizens M
handling 9 50 much neWspape III
first, but they did fairly we'll NutsM
circumstances. r. Is only $,troubleg9
enced by the reporters WIS that fifA
to stand In a. Id shed room I'm Stt
Of tho grocery store * al SussexsHsa
house. and hold X tho celver foIa
at Ia time and send TIL report ON
Hundred Bor more wo rds ST. word Mt, MI
and give the man at Stony CreS1a
to writo III down. The pro cess
|tremely slow nd tlresoU 9. 5$ Mi
GENUINE IIosPITALITYgI!I||
,s8y Not q more hospltnblo Of aes|
dating people can 4 be found In ti|
than those at i. and g near SussexRa
house, TOO much sprnl ses cam
Mrs. Neblitt, the mnnag OF sttEssSI
( for tho way y n which X she fed v I'M
commodnted the 3 largo crowds Il STA
Ito contend with during the ft eEsa1
TRIAL. ii No one was hear to cOmlSS]
anything, while on the her hantss
lone spoke In " lls In 6 hes Il terms
manag cement, i3 and a 53woul not N
5prising Il to n know that hero vert
| who were sorry when tho ltinleEr:Yta
4 them to leave S
While It would he a pleas sure TIA
another ten days wilt nun " ts ts]
who attended and was coniiectedf .ss]
trial, st is Ito be hoped .!tha t yveSs
| meet gain under SINH lar ircumS|
s: M r.. T.. T. . Buford in leaving this!
house for yVaverly III bug on
Ling day OF the trial. was 81 4 soriS]
thrown out ini rounding a cornerfI
road and while not hurt nnEE]I
was muddy from head # o foo t.,s
Stuart, after being acquttted .esps
lsnightSntf tho hotel and d Id no tslTs
home until the \ ext evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

company. Norfolk. Va. has u very hand
aoino and promising colt II Whitby. Jr.,
osg1, g chestnut, 3 by Witty, 4; a:1s a..
a ns ifea at byhe s inte 81 ahom sosEoid iswt
OF Weyanoke. va 81 With very little hind
ling last geason ut two years old tits colt
rtrottcd q lialf IL LIS and could show
quarters ntna right much faster ,,t cipI
1r.r III n training again this season ana
looks for him to develop speed rnpdly. Il
Another handsome trotter, owned and
driven on the road for some years past
marc Ruby Jo,lrdan, fonled 1891, by Fair
lawn, dam Miss 1firksey, by stratf,,
more. rhis mare Is credited with q trnl
OF 2.26 and With pleasing proper tons + arc L
combined line style .na good m "41f's
.aIn the p,,ro bred hackney colt Harry r,
13assett, a. black foaled March 30, 1909, u
T.. Shelton, of Jctcrsvillc,I va. has Z. g
yonga,ters good for, ana bpea b
Mr. shelton. 1Ic was sired by Imp line t,,ie,
OF Mcpal. second dam Bright star, py
Reality. u. H.. $. u, 81. Harry ,, bas.
daughter Of starr Of Mopa IS also ow ", (
~ Mr.. Shelton, and she is not only 5Va ai
able as rroduccr but u clever driver
Death the teil-year-olds son Of 10llersile
studs lcnd premier, imp. Charaxus, ou ~.
81 the Alarm Belle, won recently = New
orleans at one milo ind did the distance
an 4 :13 finishing ahead of Merry. Acrobul.
1Snowlcdge and five others. This horse
ms been racing and winning season a fter
lapnsOr,i h and has reached an age wren
3inost racd horses arc looked upon as III -
tho scar and yellow leaf. yet his luii
career. Is by no means ended. III )ctlth was
bred BY the late Oden Bowie eat,l,.
iof Maryland, who owned his dain DIN Inc ne
Alarm Belle" dam OF tho chestnut&ijnt5n|trc
Warning, also by Ch .1r. " III IN
w. Otto Noting, who takes m active ".
tpnrt IN the cotnsels Of the Deem Run
Hunt Club, and rides regularly to hounds.
}hns recently purchased q good looRlns
Virginia bred brown gelding from parties
in Clarke county and ts Using MN as ~
icross-country horse. y vi =3!3
Tho Ellersllc bred horse Ethics, ~
imp. Charaxus, dam Ethie, by Eool us, is
winning races at Hot Springs, Ark, and
seems likely to continue his successful!
career for years to come, as Death ana
Others by his sire have done. Ethics has
beer, winning regularly since he came out
MS a two-year old. M Isl 5, 55
Robert Bradley has string Of prom
ising two year dds at Greenway Farm.
tile get Of his good sire Aloha.g& The lot
Includes full sisters and brothers " VIII WI
iners. Mr. Bradley will ship his stable 10
Washing ton In March.
VS. Charter. bay nlly. 4 full sister to Ethics.
by imp. Charaxus, dam Ethic. by Eolus,f
died recently. the property o.. "a. j. Morris.
e lIal5 BROAD ROCK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

be renewed TINT is all that Is necessary
,tosmake his continuance M assured fact,
Mr.. Joseph II. Brady, clerk OF tho United
States circuit Court, has Just returned
from Washington, and lis assured OF
Captain Rogers's retention In office.
While in washington Mr. Brady met tho
President. B ~ ~ 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Golden Gartcr..... .....,.,, ,...,,.. G.. S95
Ootagon G6.0S0
Requitul. ..,.... ........ ...,,, 49,. 65,975
Esther. ,...,.,,..,,.. 64,27G
Pirate or Penzance, ...,,s..,,,...., 6l,631
5Hermance. Gl,339
Tho Comnoncr, $500. ...,...... 6S,94S
STAR Ruby,.,,,. .,,.,,.. ,.,,,, 5a.9aS
Ornament. .,.,,,. ~, 80. 50.30i
4 The largest individual winning perform
crs on tho running tracks were: 81
Delhi 49,, ........ .,.,,.,,.....,,, s77 .a55
sOrt Wells,..,..,.,,,., .,,,.ff,.., 80, $685.
Tanya., .,,,,..,l3,,,.., ,,.,,.., 5S,635
Artful..,... ......., ,,..,,,, ,,,,.,.,. 67,9N5
q eldanle. 1880, ..,t..,.,, S.,,,,.,,,., 909a
Tradition. .,,.,,, n, 9S6
eIIiglball .,..,,.,,... X, $50
bHerliis, 4. .,,,,,.,, ,,..,,., .,,,.., 3l,72b
De- Iteszke.. ,,,,..,.,, ~, hs0
English Lad ...,. ,,,,..,.,. ,.,.,,..., 7,s25
Dolly Spanker.,,. ..'',,,, .,,.,.,, 26,Sl0
Dainty..... ..,...,.ra,,......,..,,.., 1856
I3ryllE MuWr ,.,.,,,,,,,, 1920
Africander, !. ,....,.. ,....,...,t,..,,.,, l9,CS5
BCilorifer, Il. ...,., ,,...,.,. 4, 1919
Agile. ....,,,,.. ...,..,,.,.... 1885
llurtzp,an., ,,...,.,., ..,..,,., l2,aOO
The Warren Sentinel states that Messrs,
over nifty. thousand dollars worth of
Virginia horses during the past year, Mr.
aWnrthen has his own sale stables IN
Boston, where lle ships O car load OF
horses every sixty days, IIe shipped q
load December 18th and il now buying
for his March shipment, No horse com
fnlands q better price Or stands hig her
the North than the Virginia horse, and
it behooves our farmers to- SEQ TO I that
their horses and colt q are wei fed during
N these Winter mon y ts. hat i hey may
somst th Ne nhf faI aRa stFon ah
aptatn Hanson Y 2 & the he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Hon. q. ID, Newman Here

e-Jud sc. p y. Newman, Of shenall-
doah, formerly q member Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee for the
Seventh District. was In the city yes.
iterday. ! and was an early 4 cal Ter at the
State Library build Ing. He left IN the
5y1orping FOR bis home 9 Y clstoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
defendants witnesses, who had to admit
he had not. NJ Ss "a IN
9f INC,ONGRIIOttS CAUSES. K 35


Tho prisoner, all tho while this 1rovelry
was going on, lay in his cell, only q
short distance from, tho hotel where he
could plainly hear what! wos going on,
and conscious OF tho fact that he, and ho
alone, while charged with the crime Of
numbering a defcnselcss woman, was liz
directly the cause OF the gaycty going on
within his hearing. and that friend and
foe were united III making up the merry
scene. What his thoughts were no man
Gun say. He knew we'll that those Joined
In tho .merry-makng, who had2apparently
h forgotten hts cxis tencc, would, ION tho
morrow req ssemble in tho courtroom ut
10 o'elock--a different asselnblage from
that in the hotel parlor-who would
be divided, some doing all In their power
to acqult, some to convict. 5..55 VII
y Several ngi hts after the jury had
eaten supper, they asked to 3 be taken
in to hear tho music from violin and Or
gan. The twelve men were given seats
in the room, and would sit and listen to
n the music for quite a while III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
TO HAVE CLUB.
Social Organic alton Limits It's
Membership to Twenty-Five.

Membership to Twenty-Five.
SAt meeting OF tho gentlemen who
gathered at Bonins last night for the
purpose OF organizing a. socia ! club, oftl-
GERS were elected and committees ap--
pointed, and O meeting for the purpose
OF naming the club was called for next
Friday night. sj 3. (, -s.s# \. s5
The officers are: President, w. b. Say
age; vice president Peter Bonini; secre-
$tary- treasurer, a. w. Law. Board OF Gov
5ernors-D. r. Mann. Harry Tucker. y. J.
5Tlgnor, Peter Bonlni, III. Il. Brooks. Cons
1nittee on EBy-Laws-T, W. Folkes, I.onnle
Wilson, Al. Law M 3. Ramos NO p. E.
Mann IN Il Mt IN .
The membership Of the q ubtwas limited q
to twenty-five S55 y BE- I'm Il ,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

York; General Charles f. Humphrey, U.
s. AZ: William Loeb, secretary to the
President; Governor Edward G. Stokes
New Jersey; Charles r. Miller. New York
Times; William r. Nelson, Kansas City
Star; George w. Ochs. Philadelphia
Ledger; Whitclaw Reid. Jew y ork '[rib-s
une; John A. Sleicher, Lcsllc's Weekly.
Percy r. Todd. n. y, NJ. II. & Fl. RI r.;
+. d. Underwood. Erie Railway; General
John NJ. Wilson, U. IS. a. s5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
INSTALLATION OF PASTOR
Great Gathering at First Baptist g tls;t'
Church This Afternoon.

Church his Hf ...l 1lt7, OF.
FL Rev. G Gorge ". Mcdaniel VIII pc IN
stalled asl$pastor of the First Baptist
Church this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. An
.intercs ting programme has been arranged.
en- bracing special music and addresses BY
tho Governor and various prominent min min
listers. 8s5 SS /, ii III !,
Il Rev. IS. C. Mitchell will preside an and q
the following divincs will take pavt:
REV. Or. J. r. Garlick, Rev. Dr.. J. 3.
sHutson, Rev. w. r. T.. Smith Rev. ~, Dr..
j. b. Hawthorne, Rev. Dr. Jere w liner
spoon. Rev. Dr. r. II. Pitt Rev. M. gAshpy
mond College. and Governor Montague will
also speak, and Rev. Mr.. Mcdaniel will
rcspo nd. "a sS2 5g II 85 n y si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Some igaContracl.tss.

Builder r.. IT,. Wilson has 5'l1ee ilS
the contract for d new freight5stS III
tho Seaboard Air Line ut Durhan
to cost $50, 900, and one for the Chgs
and Ohio at Gladstone to cost $4GiEss
for a station a + Russell ,s Ky. y XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Is Certain to be Retained.
Captain Asa Rogers's retention OF the
collectorship Of internal revenue for the
Second District Of Virginia is now re-
Garded as assured His bond will merely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

- ..Erenz led Finance was the .heme OF
a inretentious skit which burlesaucd some M,
late events in banking. brokerage am l,,i
railroadIng and introduced Coionei !, bllh
Greene. lawson il ~ 4. -, "a,
cassin Cha dwick Z, who were portrayeu
.h,,& n1nn1he1s OF the CLUB. 49, n. ~.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17
PERFECTLY SAFE
Winston Salem Man On
Easy Street.
Mr.. E. H. Thomas Went to Greensboro
Twelve Years, Ago, Started On
Good Road and Gained
Success.

1T is with gratitude 1 write this let
ter Pen nor words can express the
love l have for you. God bless you
and help you to go on till this good
work may reach every poor piece of
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where can / get another drink, and
as | think of the condition | was in,
can hardly realize the change you
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was drunk; | was perfect wreck, L
could not help myself 1t seemed to
me that | was bound to have WhiSkey,
drinking my life away to endless woe
l was entreated by everybody who
knew me to stop drinking, but could
not within myself, as it had become
disease. My dear wife saw ] was
going to fill q drunkard'S grave it
there was not something done soon.
She had heard of the Kelley Institute
of Greensboro, n. c.; she prevailed
upon me to go there. Through her in
fluence / gave up to go, yet | had no
faith i'm it, but after | got there and
had taken the treatment for few
days it changed my mind 1t has been
twelve years since | left there, and |
can say ] have never seen a moment
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| praise God for bringing This blessing
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in health and manhood. 1t takes Il
drunkard and makes a gentleman out
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] want to say to you all that [ was
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Now j have a beautiful home, wife
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This is no credit to me, but all praise
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life, with the blessed Saviour to lead
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e. II. THOMAS.
Winston-Salem, n. c., Dec. g. 1904.
/ Send names of friends who might
be benefited to Kelley Institute.
Greensboro y. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17
HOW THE JURY STOOD.
Would Have Given Verdict For
Damages For Gattis.

There was much speculation as to
what would have been the verdict OF
the jury had the Kilgo- Duke GattiS
case had gone to the jury. One OF the
attorneys for Gattis said last night that
over half the jury had expressed
themselves as believing that Mr.. Gattis
ought to have been given a verdict for
heavy damages. One of the strongest
men on the jury said: Il would not
have favored giving the 100000 sued
for. but would have favored a verdict
for a larger sum than was awarded by
the Granville jury.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17

What you pay for extracts is inn
portant, but what you get is more inn
portant Ask for Burnett's Vanilla.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17
CANCER CURED

We want every man and woman In
the United States TO know what we
are doing. We are curing cancers,
cumors, and chronic sores without thf
use of knife, and are Endorsed nv the
Senate and Legislature OF Virginia, II
you are seeking a cure. come here an6
you will get it.
We Guarantee Our Cures.
TIE KELLANi CANCER HOSPITAL
Richmond. Va
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17
PLAINTIFF GATTIS
SUFFERS NON SUIT
Continued from First Page.)

almost invested the words with the
force of ex cathedral utterance. 1t
was a speech to make one think, to
make one laugh, to tighten the nerves
IA thing fitted by study to the
thought and spoken with the dash of
eXtcmporaneous inspiration.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-17

CEENEY'S EXPECTORANT CURES
COUGHS. COLDS AND GROUP. CSC.
BOTTLES AT ALL DRUG STORES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
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