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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
million LOTTERY
TICKETS SEIZED !. J!
Collector Of Customs II ltlss Up
Norwegian Steamer From From
Honduras.
OFFICIALS ARE SUMMONED n lei
Tickets, Along With, Ot t Ter lee &C,
ords Of Gambling Scheme,
to be Destroyed.
nv Associated Press

4 u Y d
MOBILE, ALA, March 1s.--Willli AM q.
Tebbctts, collector Of customs OF the
Z Mobile district, to-day. seized q million li
E tickctsSt osu lottery company and at t l''
same time notified General W. g. Cabeil
and Nv. Baltumet and James Ruy. alleged
3 officials Of the company, TO appear 9 Mt
hiy#oiice. Tho collector refused us
cuss the matter, but 1t Is known that a.
the Seizure Is the result Of correspondence
tllnt.hns been going on FOR some time with Win
washington. The tickets were oil board
thefg steamer Hiram. just arrived IRON I :
Honduras, and the same vessel brousht
the alleged officials Of the company
Directed Seizure.
955 II |. \; S (lsy Associated Press.)
WASIIIFtiTDS, aInrci, i5.-Thc Score
#farya or me Treasury to-day received a
Telegram from William T.. Tebtctts, col-
$lcctot. OF customs at Mobile, Ala, stat
Ing IN substance that during the iinspcc-
tion ofsthe baggage on board the 9. NOT
wcEiarl$ steamship Z Hiram from sFuer "!
Cortcz, Honduras. there were found i1s i Y,
terry tickets, a statement Or prizes, ,.'a
or Drawings. trial balance sheet, news.
4 y, Iier s, d yertlse n1cnts and correspondence
4 or II lottery company. IN 5reply TO q re-
Guest for instructions. the collector has
been directed to seize he articles ana
procca d under section Gig iteen 81 the
nrcscnt tariff act. Section 81 teen or this
actprohiBits tho inporta tio NJ Of lot terry.
tickets ind provides that when seized
they mny be forfeited under legal pro-.
g cccd,ngs and destroyed. Section eighteen
details tlia, method OF judicial procedlulIr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
a WELLS, RICHARDSON'S co.
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.

Including several ladies, were more or
less injured. Many have already insti-l
.tuted suit against the company
Tho position whero the accident oe-
CURED Is considered SO Very dangerous
from, the abruptness OF tho curve and
tho obstruction OF the view that Attorney
Leo p, Harlow, counsel for the Alexan-
dria and Washington Commuters Assoc;
citation, has announced his intention OF
taking tho matter up with tho state
Corporation Commission. Nh Y Harlow
was In Richmond last evening, and 1t is
presumed here that he may already have
fore tho commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
CONTINUANCE IN CASE
Of GREAs0Nk NOIW0MEh

s5fs AS BY Associated Press,)
4 HARRISBURG, PA March 15-The
Pennsylvania Supreme Court having de-
cIdcd yesterday TO send the case Of Sam
uel Grcason, colored, under sentence Of
death. IN Rendlng, for the murder OF John
Edwards, In 1901 Il back TO the Berks Coull-
8ty Court, the Board OF Pardons to-day
granted u continuance In his case and
also lii Il hat Of Mrs. Kate Edwards. white,
who is condemned to death for the same
crime At tho February session Of the
Pardon Board the condemned couple We're
4 rcprlevcd unttl3 ten days after the present
meeting ofsthe board so that the nttor-
! .lcys could again tako the cnse of Greuson
before the Supreme Court, Tho decision
& Of tho board to-day nets asa stay. Ri Isl
After the Greason case Is disposed of by
tho Rrrks County Court Mrs. l1dwards's
implication for II conimutat Ion OF sen
tcncc viii be acted upon by the Board
or l'ardons, Al
That tribunul has twice re fused to- CONF
9lnuto her Sentence. Both Greason and
Mrs. Edwards have listened to the read
Ing OF the death warrant ten times and
= both have tecn under the eyes OF the
death wat eli for two years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
THE 7R.A||I|NIMEN ARE
HELD RESPONSIBLE
Carelessness Caused the Fatal
Wreck on Electric
Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oVJ, Of lpJo2dE,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA March l5,--Tlle
coroner's jury summoned by Coroner
Purvis this morning to complete tho in-s
quest commenced and postponed Two
weeks ago over the remains OF Frederick
Schneider, who died as the result Of In
jurins received in the collision OF electric
cars on the Washing ton, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Road a Spring PARK, rell-
dered verdict that Schneider ca mo to.
his death through the carelessness Of
Motorlnan Harry Hudson and Conductor
John Kerrick. Of the rorthbound train
Conductor Kerricls and Motornlar Hudson
both admitted that they had altogether
overlooked the presence of tho regular
isouthboupd train OH the line at that
time, They left here running tlielr train
as an, extra and expected 10 pass the
500 train from syashingt on hal way be-
tween here ana that city, butis1ust out
side Of Alexandria, when rounding q
sharp curve, tho nxtra dashed Into the
regular CO5 train out of Washington.
which tho conductor and motornan lad
forgotten; No fault was found with tile
crew OF the sout Inbound train, which was
running on schedule, Ore man was X! lied
by the collision and forty on ppre people,
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY
IN north CAROLINA ]! Va
Man, MORALLY Wounded, Shoots
and Kills His Ad-
sy,,,er.s:a;1l,rY,.


Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
# CHARLOTTE, N. G., March is. As tho
result of quarrel, Earl CARPENTER shot
and killed a. NJ 1Sale at ILard din, n. .C.
this afternoon. Before the fatal bullet
was fred Ilalc shot Carpenter, who Sis III
an unconscious condition and expected
to lie. sgs s2 n t355
Xale was the superInte ndent Of the
Minis Manufacturing Company q t Mount
Holly. and was about thirty-hve years
old, Carpenter is Q son of 9, p. Carp O.!
tor, the owner OF the Hardin Cotton Mill.
and Is about twenty-one years OF age.
The two men quarreled over the employ
sment of mill help, and Wien Il hey mot In
the public road near Hardin duel on
sued. .5s I43 Sg 2.85 ll VI
After Kale fired his revolver he was
shot several times by Carpenter, the
bullets taking effect In the head ana
other places. Kales death resulted immc-
gdlately. ag58 "A ii 1ls %@ iig5a3s
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SWIFT CREEK BRIDGE.
Getting Ready to Putt in Place,
J. Property Transfers,

81 Especial to The Times Dispatch
Il, CHI llsTER III HIlD, Al, Nlarcll 1b,--T be
bridge contractors arc now. lard at work
OH tho piers to the new SWl II Creek bridge
near the courthouse, preparatOryst to Erais-
Ing the iron work, which is now IN place.
sslipcrntendent Muddiman, With his wife
Tho county. ipad snperlnatoIndent also still
aSb hs tSGse amP4b9yea the
lnents, The bridge - one o. the most
IN best u III stg w e.
an told, 70 the neelgh horhood Of s. 5000.
yesterday convey ia the Petersburg Realty
Corporation Oak II! e lllnety-siX
acres; toilet Bank Z Of 5ninet vi acres.
ana ,nGity View, me- about slX acres, from
Aug. Wright, h..tlotte r. ". . IIaskin's
The total consid eration, .for8 tho three
tracts Is s2lo00. These lands lie on the
heights Just across tho Appom;!tox River
FROM Petersburg, In CHESTERFIELD county.
A deed was filed for record to-day from
4 James W. Horpell and vi 70 to j.. Wallace
Snellinss. conveying t@enty-four acres a
short distance below Manchester for 8sl,-
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
inspection TOUR
Of commission ! IN n
Addition to be Made to Building
Of State Hospital for In
sane at Raleigh.
JACKSON Is 5. SWEPT s. \ 81 BY FIRE 4 Re
Attempt to Wreck Fast South
bound Traii, Oil South
ern Railway.
!.

(special ii THE Times ispatc h.) IN
RALEIGII, N. c., March u. The menu
bcrs Of the North Caroline Corporation
Commission returned this morning from
an inspection trip over tho Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad They5 report
that they found large forces Of laborcrs
at different points along the road putting
in new cross-tlcs and making other I'M
provements on the road-bcd. There may
be somc order later for the Improvement
OF depot facilities al some Of the smaller
stations along tho road.
Certificates Of Dissolution.
State Superintendent OF Public l Inst y
ton j. y. Joyneri tved to-day an IN
yitation4 from the Kentucky Educational
Association to attend tho annual meeting
Of tho ASSOCIATE ton to be held June 222q
10 sd. and del iVer an address on = Local
Taxation."'l They expect to inuuguraLte
q campaign for local taxation and for the
estabIishment OF state normal schools.
Mr. Joyncr thinks ! t will scarcely be pos
sible for him to attend, as he will have
to attend the National Educational AS
ISOLATION at Milwaukee In July; the South
ern Educational Conference at Columbia
in April, and tho meeting Of tho sAssocta-
ton OF y; ,uperintcndents Of Southern
States, of which he is secretary, Then lie
expects to make q tour of several States
In the fall Ito study the public school
systems IN hose States. M
Certificates OF dissolution were issued
to-day BY tho secretary of State for the.
Carolina Spoke and f Handle Company, OF
Greensboro, J. Elwood Cox, president, and
the George B. H ISIS Oil and Supply Com
pany, OF Charlotte, Both dlssolutlons are
by mutual consent ~
The Executive Committee of the State
Hospital for The Insane here has decided
TO begin al once the erection OF a $4,000
the recent Lee islature. It Will be an east
wing to the present buildng, and will
contain seventy six rot nis, most Of them
designed for fenlal 4 Pc t!ants Is 8s
| Convicts Taken to Peritentiary..
Four convlcts were brought here this
morning from Edgecombe county to serve
terms in tile penitentiary. All were ne
grocs, there being one woman among the
number. i.ss 81
Hon. s.. q. Patterson, commissioner Of
agriculture, says thatsssales of fertilizer
this year as shown by the fertilizer tax
receipts inSfthe Agr icultural Department,
nre running about the same as in 1893,
but arc falling considerably behind the
sales for 1904. whichawere the largest in
the history OF the State. Is
The State Supcrintende nt Of public In
Istruction says q great number Of inquiries
are conling.in from all pa rts$ OF the State
|regarding the chang ss that were made In
the school law by the recent Legislature
and that 2hc hopes to issue In q few days
sort OF official summary Of the changes
in tlleS law He says more than thirty
requests have come intfors blanks on
which to make out the applications for
State aid lii the establ tshment Of rural
school libraries under the re-enaoted law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
A PLUCKY WOMAN
STOPS A MURDERER

5,B3S Especial to Tho Times-D Dispatch
Al CHARLOTTE. N. Ct, Mar. With
M unlonded pistol ut his head, Mrs.
George 3. Crater, wlfo OF tho business
manager Of the Observer. stopped a
fleeing murderer this afternoon and held
him at baySuntil the arrival Of the police.
Not until tile officers arrived did the
5plucky woman lower her weapon and
then It required five strong mon to
subdue the criminal, The murderer was
Andy. Hall. a half witted negro man and
his Victim, George Gaffney.' Both were
employed around the residence Of Mr..
q. b, 1Tlournoy, on East Seventh Street,
as handy man and gardener. Hall bung-l
led some OF his work and Gnffncy laugh
cd at him. Hall turned and sprang upon
3Guffney like an Infatuated beast and
Selling a lump OF coal crushed Gaffney's
skull. Tho Cl1lters 1.-Two next door and
Mrs. Crater witnessed the murder from
a window. First 'phontng the police,
she seized tho empty pistol and ran down
stairs, holding UP the murderer at tho
pistols point before he8could escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
h,,,d,nr 81 tho road is y ys as
s,,rnd and that one Of the routes VII.
probably Sc adopted either yla Lexi I, sotl
4 or Eli ghi Point g rocAT
Railroad Extension.

s M (speciai to Tho Times Dispa,sGGh n
RALEIGH n. g March Oh lo ;7o Mayer Of
MI Ieish and Cape Fear abroad n
r that there every assurance &c
hat trains will be runningI, oY Within
road from to Faye e on e con.
st fucr i the extention bot Ween vinlington
and Tayett eville within thai. time. ],
has allowed AZ sn ne f trai-
ties = sted 4 Work on the extension Is to
begin at once and he pushed Wit W.T. = b al al
possible speed during the summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
JACKSON IN FLAMES.
Business Section OF Town Left
in Ashes.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch,3 81

Especial to Tho Times D1ispatcl,)
JACKSON, NJ c., March $15.--sllortly
after midnight a fro broke out In the
store al j u d. Grant The flames soon
spread and within q short WHILE ~! :, J.. llie
iey's Livery Stable and four other build,
sinrs were iii ruins. THE total loss Will
ba betWeen $4,000 and $4,000,
or rosst thn Street, caught iire several
tines tines hut Was saved with little damage.
Tie dlspensary, q little, distant from tlla
main i IRE. was saved by near l': of wei wei
TIC fire lis a heavy blow taS tho town.
The Jackson Jewelry Comp,lny., man
aged ~ James SOUL, is the her Siest loser.
The building was a large tW3-story 8strua-
MI kinds of goods, loss $4,000, No nnI-
mails persisted In tho stables though many
vehicles were 2cuiia l,ll,pd. Only four large
stores now remain In tho town, 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
TWO MONUMENTS
The Government to Honor Rev
dictionary Heroes.

Especial to The Times5Dispatch.) as
# GREDNSBORO.5N.C G., March lb.-!,fhlrty
Eround, preparatory to the erection Of
two monuments to cost ten Thousand
"a ollars each, which the government has
provided to tho memory Of General Nash
ana Geneva Davidson. two Nortn Caro-
lima Revolutionary heroes ct the battle
OF Guilford Courthouse. At tho annual
Fourth Of July celebration this year these
ana two other monuments will be 'ln-
ayeiled. is @ SSs Tx n
Greensboro Is moving Tor the estab-
8lishment Of Ia Chamber Of Commerce, 70
take the place OF several independent
industrial organizations. So far one hun
dred ana twenty-five members have been
enrolled, ana tho sum Of three thousand
dollars subscribed as annual dues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
soUTHBOUND RAILWAY.
Building Of New Line is Practi,
ii cally Assured. sss
J(speclal to The .rimesrDispatch,)

Especial to The Tines pispateh,)
ss yNINsTON-sAI.Es 4 N. 81, March, o.
Tho proposition to build a. ral lroad SOUTH
from this city, be nsas ne 's'olt q
bound III ilway.' q was q isc ussed at a mass
meeting here ths afternoon by represent
3tatiyes Tor Whist onrf3 !cnA Iil Ugh Point,
Lexington nl,l ot Their towns Trough $iahicll
~ ..anirned "a r,resenta tiycs from paYia son,
ytichmnpd and other counties mat the
directors Of the South i'ompany IN
secret session aud report ted the amounts
each would contribute to the enterprise.
Y N Tonight 1T was Il given Out Ina y the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
( IA. and M, 9; Trinity Park, 2 2. !.

~ (Special to The ITlmes-l olspatcN.
RALEIGH, n c. March Al a. ana - =, M l.
for the season o.day, winning from y ING .
Trinity Park School BY the score aGo g. naon,e
81 THE game was witnessed py aso peun, Ia
Of ! good record this season- Heath pitched
tho first nnlngs striking 9se ssd h an
I. one ard gave one base on 6alis
Tulen Wider In the box for Trinity Y. p e. rs
al RICK out four, and gave three bases on p'ilis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
DAVIS LETTER FOUND.
Discovered by Nephew Of Frank rank:
lin Pierce Among Uncle's Papers.

Especial ITO The Times DIspat CHI
II fEEsi3o OR q. H.. March5alL5 .--har y
Pierce, OF this place, q nephew 81 resi-
slent Franklin Pierce. has found ar auto
4 .,r,r,,, letter written by ] jefferson Davis
n 3 Tranklin Pierce among documents an q
berited from iis uncle. DaA.is VI rote from r. n
the Senate chamber under date OF = q NJ Z
AIRY 20. 1861 say ing. III part IS.
THE prospect for our country IL n 1t,t
less gloomy than when you left..I VIII
stand BY the flag and uphold tue Cons st =
tuition whilst there Is possibility Of ef--S
footing anything to preserve and per
Spetuate the government We 8in M
Beyond tina tiny duty and sfniti, binds me
to Mississippi and her fortunes as she
may shape them.s a * S@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
ROCK ON TRACK.
jDastardly Attempt to Week 4ss'E,
Train on Southern Railway.

Especial 70 The Times: Dispatch.)
SPENCER, NJ, c., March 15.---A serious
3ern Railway, about one mile north Of
this place, Monday night " hen. only g
Short time before the fast southbound
Pullman train No. % was due to pass
Spencer a hugo rock was discovered on
the main line track. Fortunately the
obstruction was removed IN time to save
the train IT. Is believed the rock was
placed on the track with q view OF
Yrecking one OF the fast trains. though
there is no clue to the perpetrators Of
4 he deed, Siis n ysst4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
TOT OF z GHT CONFEssEs
# TO ROBBERY OF SAFE
i. ,,,.,a, a .rhe, Timex. Dispatch

tspecai 10 rho Times. Dispatch,)
fSESV:Y OR H March l5. --By her own con- ~
fession. Mamie Afclfcnna,. aged cigih1
last October stole a pocketbook contnin Z
I,ibscii's drug store, N Il First Street.
alIoboken. Sha was llowel \ to ~ go . by
Recorder Stanton. In II hokcn, yesterday
lbcca,isc Of her age and the fact that the
Is,licc have recovered all but 200 worth
&c tho tewels. "A clerk In the store suspect
ed OF the robbery had been discharged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Whisky Seized.

w 1s.nnlcIal TO The Tilnes- Dlapatcn.l .. "a.
N < AI AIiREiI'iIRY N. O., March 10, Revenue
ofeers shets yesterday e Mr
tnred nads halg Wish fhree bar.
1 eGpe Of iliet Whskey The officers took
charge Of the team and whlskeSyc,h anu glr t,,a
owner has been cited 70 trtai. .an ~ ptop-
ertyE seized is valued at a.oout SVV9..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
STORES BURNED,

WELDON, NJ. ca, AIarci, .1ss.-Fire at
SJachsnn, tho county seat OF gtsorthnnsaton.
al an early hour this morning s. destroses
the general merchandise stores OF Grant
and Company, SOUL and Bradley. Ill !,
Tie buildings were all frame and hurnetd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Dakota I; Bond Claim.

fsnecalst to Tho Times Dispatch
= LEIGH, M 81 March 16:IGoyelr n
Glenn and Attorney Genera = Gi lt ra,,,
EEesentatiyes OF South Dakota for tlie SET
tie,nent Of tho bond claims held 9 galnst5
North Carolina by that State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Light Committee.
E The Committee on Light held d meeting
last night and transacted routine bust.
ness and disposed Of bills and payrolls,

CHAM RE r LAiN's COUGH REMEDY,
contains absolutely nothing Injurious and
for coughs, colds, croup and Whooping
cougl, It has no equal, For sale by al
druggists. }s x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
WINTER i Tovrlsr RATEs
VIA d a
THE ATLANTIC coAsT. LINE

Winter tourist tickets are now on SAID
TO all Southern. winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast LiRs. Thts line 10 the
Shortest. quickest and { most elegantly
equipped between the North and eoutlL
s II offers TO health and pleasure seekers
service sQunlled by nome You make no
changes 10 Florida resorts.
For full particulars apply to any agent
Of the conlpanysso ". I, 9 a f3
a, 81 !. cAAIPBEI.lA
Division Passenger AGENT, {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
4 RICHMOND COUPLE
SECRETLY MARRIED

4 CHARLOTTE,aN. CT, Mar. 16.-An ms
iterestIng secret marriage came to light
to-day. when 1t was announced that Mr.,
George B. Christian and Miss Mamie
May West, OF Richmond. Va, were man.
rIed at tho homo OF Mr., w Mccoy.
Oh the evening Of March Sth, the cero-
mony being performed by Rev Harry
Mallinckrodt. Miss West came to Chars
3lotte to visit her cousin. Mrs. Mccoy ard
was met on tho train by Mr.. Christian,
They decided to BIO married upon reaeh-
Ing Charlotte but decided to keep the
affair, secret until their return 70 Rich
mond, sj * :. Sd # /, !, 81
Mrs. Christian formerly resided In
Charlotte. and Is well known. 70 many
people In this city as % Very attractive
young lady, Her husband Is Q CONNER
eIal salesman, representing the linn
q az, ~ IL. Lindsay g Co., OF Rlcl.mond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

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WELLS, RIcHARDsoN4c co.
BURLlNoToH. VERMONT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Will Amend Bill.

SASSUCJItVUI
# ALBAEY. .gY. March Is The Grady
Bill aimed d tsl fslse 0ri wash sales OF
/ STOCK. was vigorously opposed before the
Senate committee to-day by represents
@tives of the New York Cotton Produce and
Coffee Exchanges. who declared that
operation would force these institutions
to close their doors, since It forbade al
future" sales. Senator Grad 81 admitted
agreed to amend the measure to meet
thcseBobje etions. His desire. he said. was
to reach fictitious sales in which there
was not and never would be "a. delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Richnonders il New y ork.

~ X n (By Associated Press.) @ 41f3
Is NEW YORK March ~ Waldorf. a w.
,Trayers: New Amsterdam, HI q. Wtiams |;
Imperial, IL. n. Page; Hotel Aston, j * G..
aTinsley:: Netherlands. Al. f. Maxwell and wife.
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