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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
AVOID SCONTACION
AND INFECTION
D|sIntect Freely With pIat's Chlerldss

Contagious and Infectious diseases are
prevalent. The use OF n reliable disin-
fectant protects the household. Dusty or
damp corners and cracks--riooks behind
plumbing, and all spots that cant PC pc
reached by the scrubbing brush, should
be freely sprlnklcd with a mixture OF
one ~ part platt's Chlorides and tel, Qo)
parts of water. THIS DItUTlONt COSTS
LESS THAN s CENTS A QUART. Use
II freely In the wastc-pipes sinks and
closets and do not neglect a liberal sprink-
ling OF tho cellar. To remove objection
able odors where sprinkiing is lnadvisable
q cloth, wr,ing out OF the dilution mem
toned, should be placed over or near the
article a little extra care just now may
prevent much sickness and expense.
Platts Chlorides is an odorless, colorless
liquid which instantly destroys foul odors
and disease breeding matter. It has been
freely submitted to Physicians. sanitari-
ans and Boards Of Health for Is years,
and over 260Oo written endorsements have
been received from them. 1t is sold
everywhere IN full quart bottles, and Is
York. 49, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
EDUCATION CAMPAIGN.
Governor Glenn Will Hold Burg
lars -on Technical Charge.

Especial to The e5.Dlspatch' 5a!2 ga
RALEIGH, N. c., May Sat @ meet.
ing Of the North Carolina Educational
Campaign Committee held last night,
Governor Glenn DR.. Charles d. McIvcr,
State Superintendent Joyner and Score
tary r. D. w. Conner participating, /,
programme was outlined for the rally
day to be held in Greensboro June 10Th,
in Z connection with the North Caroline
Teachers Assembly. It was decided that
the principal addresses will be delivered
by Governor Glenn and EX-GOVERNOR Ay-5
cock Plans were also formulated for
the prosecution OF, a vigorous summer nt
campaign along educational lines. DR..
McIver says the assembly. at Greensboro
this year is sure to be the largest e a, ana e
THE North Carolina Grand Lodge OF
odd-Fellows convened in this city this
afternoon and will hold sessions Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday. The reports
of officers show that the past year has
been an exceptionaly prosperous one "a
an incrca sc OF over $1.6O per member In
the money raised, more than seo,o0O being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
INVITED 10 OREGON.
Contract Let for New Science
Hall at William and Mary.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatc h)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 9.--Prest-
dent Lyon G. Tyler of William and Mary
College, was the recipient lately OF an
Invitation from the Oregon Historical
Society to read a paper at the historical
conference to be held at Portland, {. Ore T !.
Invitation was accompanied with a sea-
ticket to the Fair and
Company to attend the opening exercises
June LIST. Yirgnia has been closely y, c on
always had an honored body. OF citizens
In the State. One Of the founders 20, OF
chief protector of the Lewis and Clark
Expositon@ in Its early stages stag wa aSart q
land. President Tyler has written ac-
tceptine the Invitation. :, !, y, = !, . !
the college has been signed, and work
will begin In a few days. The Alumni
are showing a liberal spirit in subscribing
The, final exercises Of the college this
season will begin Monday. June 9TH and
3 end .Thursday,&J unes Sth. 49, !. 81 81 ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
SPENCER GROWS.
Up IN N. A. n! NIGHT
Annexation Bill Passed Legisla-.
ture Without It's Being
Known.
AN INTRICATE IN. 'iI' a i PROBLEM DBL.
Will New Citizens Have . Vote
OF. the. New Bond
Issue?
INTRICATE PROBLEM |. e !.
70 The Times-Dispatch

fSueCal to the
SPENCER. NJ c., May 9.-Quite sem
sation swass sprung here last night when
II became current on the streets that
Newton Heights, popular residential
section adjacent to the town, together
with vast amount OF territory be-
tween this pace and Salisbury, had been
taken inside the corporate limits OF
Spencer. The newly acquired territory
includes nlany acres and much valuable
building property and town lots besides
bringing into the corporate limits many
citizens. It is estimated that Spencer
has been increased in population and
taxable property no less IMAM o, per
cent. in. a day. The fact Is great
Surprise, not only to the Board OF ~.
dermen, but likewise to every q 90
It is known that during the session
Of the last General Assembly there was
q propositionfto have the orpoiute
line extended. put , tor c &C he Ieaislas
tire dtd not present the bill, and the
same was reported dropped. II now de-.
veiops that the bill passed the sLeg1ssl 81 4,
though the fact escaped notice until yes
terday.8 Rowan's REPRESENTATIVES, dls-
claim any knowledge of how or when
the mea sure was presented TO tne : t1o SuS,e
nlications, Spencer is 10 hold a bone
aiecfion. on the 10TH instant. a. new req
istration had been held and the BOOKS ps
closed last Saturday Just. ewo az Gays rs ne
c eqnu g was received. The question now
o o,.,s. - shall the people living inside the
corporate limits, but who did not h!oW
the fact be allowed to yote,t Inc mra S,aq HE
that = he e Board pd Of Aldermen will change
NC, date for tho bond election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10

* / 4 2 +. T s. e :
expended In q relief fund. The Orphans
Home Is better equipped than ever be-
fore. More lodges were forind the last
The grand officers are Henry Il. Biggs,
Scotland Neck. grand master: Thomas NJ.
Stephens. Durham, grand warden: B. II.
. y Raleigh, grand secretary. and
urer.
Governor Glenn decided this morning
that he Will hold the Wadesboro crooks
cealed weapons IN Arson county. instead
Of turning them over to the South Caro-.
lima authorities, where they are wanted
for breaking into the Heath Springs
bank. The Goverror's action In holding
the men In this State instead OF honor
Ing the reduisitiOn from South Carolina
South Carolina. made In a letter received
to-day written In response to a com
munication from Governor Glenn, laying
before the. South Carolina Chief Executive
the situation. 40 t5 ~ +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
EnRT WORTH, TEX, y

May 18th to Goth. 1905. Rate OF one fare are
Mus 50 for round trip. Tickets sold May
18th. 18th and 18th. and can BIO EXTENDED
to June 18th, The Southern ha1iWay WIN
onerate n through standard Pullman sleep-
mo oar Richmond to Fort Worth via
AsheyilIe. ''The Land OF the Sky 10
Memphis, thence tho Cotton Belt Route
to Fort Worth. This car leaves Rich-
mond noon of the 18th and arrives Fort
Worth $50 p. Nj. of nth, We would DO
glad to have you join us, For fun par
ticulars and berth reservations, address
r. u. Magtu, secretary and treasursI,
Presbyterian Publications, Richmond; G.
w. Westbury, D, T. a.. southern Rai.-
WAY. Richmond, va. OF L. p. Smith. T.
P. A.. Cotton Belt Route. AtlantA, q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Northumberland,
Especial q The Wines. pispatch,

IErecIal to The T1lNtS-TJTHIIdtUlI,T - . :, \
4 CHART OTTE, N, c., May 9,--AIiss Lot
tie Caldwell. eldest daughter Of Mr.. ];
r. CALDWELL, editor OF the Observer, ana
n non, Young Charlotte business man. were
married at 1880 o'clock this evening ut
The home of the brides father, Roy. Pr.
j. II. Hownrton. pastor First Presbyterian
: lr mnlv tbs family and few Intimate
friends Witnessed the ceremony. q re-
ception followed and Mr. and MIS- Nc
Colough left this evening FOR northern
Among the out-of-town guests, present,
were Congressman and Mrs, Theodore
Slntz Mrs, Nawbod Ettiins' or d rnl.nnel-
Of Salisbury; Colonel and Mrs, f. e.
Cowles Statesylle.
Roth bride and groom are promEent
socially and have many friends allloYer
The State. f68
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
YOUTH IN TROUBLE.
Benjamin Boyce Charged With
Forging Check.
to Tho Times.D Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times. DIspatch)
\ NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 9.-Bcnja-
min Boyce, eighteen years old. son OF a
prominent grocer. was arrested here to-
night on a warrant sworn out in Hamp-
ton, charging him with forgery.
1t is charged that the boy presented a
check to the Bank OF Hampton to-day,
drawn In favor Of l.. P. Wade and signed
Barnes and White."Ra firm OF grocers in
this city Onsthe back OF the check was
endorsed with the names Of IL. P. Wade
who is a cgarmaker and ]. F. Rowe,
a well known merchantin Hampton.
The cashier of the Bank OF Hampton
recognized that Mr.. Rowe's name was not
signed as usual. and started an investiga-i
ton, which led to the arrest OF young
Boyce.
The Hampton officers stated tonight
that the young man had confessed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
THE-DELlNEAToR FOR JUNE.

Il
striking cover, In the form OF a girls
head in pastel, by George Gibbs, intro
duces the reader OF the June Dellneator
10 ia varied and interesting table OF con-
tents, supplemented by q complete sum
mary Of the seasons styles and the latest
news from the world of fashion, In the
literary portion Of the magazine, WeymeeNr
Jay Mills contributes the first OF Sc,
ries OF "Romances of Summer Resorts
which promise much Of interest, picto-
rally and otherwise. A noteworthy fea-
ture also is F.. Berkeley Smiths descrip-
tion OF "a Corner In Normandy an
enjoyable travel sketch that gives more
than a passing glance at one OF the most
curious hooks In the Old World, For
the benefit of those who have the coll
lectlng instinct, N, Hudson Moore writes
on old glass; In THE Collectors Manual
and Dr. Murray discusses the care of the
ewes and ears il, a paper that will appeal
particularly to young mothers and those
who have the caro- Of children. New
mans hymn, LEAD. Kindly Light is the
subject Of Il paper by Allan Sutherland
in the series 'Famous Hymns of tho
World" In the matter OF fiction, Albert
Bigelow Paine's serial, THE Lucky
Piece" proceeds along pleasing lines, and
utory OF great strength and charm,
Grace acGowal Cooke adds y capter
in the amusing history OF Son Riley
Rabbit, and Il, Frank Baum gives an
animal fairy tale, called 1.-THE Pea Green
Poodle,p both of which Will not fail TO
delight the little folks. IN addition,
there arc house plans and 5housefurn
Ing ideas. and many pages deVoted 70
the particular interests of the home,
INCLUDING, among other features, q paper
on "The Practical Side of the Wedding,'
and a variety Of suggestions for kitchen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
VOTING BOOTHS
IN PETERSBURG:
People Are Loatl1 to Let 1t, be
Known How9Tliey
Vote.
------
TAKE YnIlP GATE IN sVjlTH 5Ynll
TAKE YOUR GATE. IN WITH YOU
The Fit Faker Receivers in Jail.
Double Wedding at St.
Joscph's.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, May 9.--voting
booths will be used at the primary cleo
ton on May 18th. The Democratic City
Central Committee has decided to adopt
this plan in order to enable the voter to
prepare his ballot privately which has
not been customary here for some time.
It ls said that in municipal elections In
this city. some people. In order to avoid
displaying their choice OF candidates.
have obtained ballots at the polls III tile
morning and returned to vote III the
afternoon.
+ The committee has appointed eighteen
Judges OF election, three for each Of tho
.as clerks
HANG THE OLD GATE.
4s The police are summoning people TO
the Mayors Court for violating n city
ordinance requiring all street gates TO
open within. A fine Of two dollars each
was imposed on Ii large number Of
property owners this morning. There
Is some talk OF an appeal being taken
to test the legality OF the ordinance. The
case of r. j. Starr. the 1T fakir. who has
been receiving aims from sympathlzing
people by having imitation fits in public
places. was continued for five days IN
the Mayors Court to-day In order to give
{ the police time for further investigation.
Starr has several aliases, and-ts believed
Z to have opcraStad II In several places,
among them. Blackstone, where he was
very successful. His health has improved
since his arrest yesterday evening"; no
fits have appeared. and the mention OF
doctor Is not welcomed. 81
DOUBLE WEDDING.
A double wedding took place at st.
Joscph's Catholic Church at S O'Clock this
morning. The brides were sisters. and all
parties were from Chesterfield county.
Miss Mary Alichalek was ma FRIED to
Harry Irving INhean, and Miss Antonio
1Iichalek TO Matey Mcrhout.a The cere-
nony was performed by Rev.. Father
James Gilscnin. who has charge OF the
church during Father o'Farrellfs alb
Eence in Europe,
Rev. w. NJ Vines, OF Norfolk, a well
known Baptist evangelist. preached to-day
at the factory Of the SeWardyTrunk and
Bag Company. a series OF several meet
ings, which have begun most successfully.
are being conducted at the First Baptist
/. Church by Rev. Mr. Vines and Rev.
Z w. C. Taylor, pastor OF the church. Mr.
Vines will preach every night this week.
r.. James II. Bailey has gone TO st. Louis
10 attend the Grand Council OF. the catho-
lie knights Of America Mr.. Bailey 1s the
only Virginia delegate. !.
Rev p. "A. Cave. OF Richmond, preached
7 The first OF a series OF special sermons a
The PARK View Christian Church last
4 mig 1T Sa2sSF5 i7f t. NO. F5s9a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Large Increase in Votes,

Especial to me Iimes-D!spatch.)
MORRISVILI4E VA, May 9,-The in
terest lnstho Democratic primary coupled
with the fact that many voters tlioheht-
lessly disfranchNed themselves last year.
ny not attending to the payment Sof
their poll tax, III time. has rcs,iitcd in
an enormous increase In the number Of
white voters, In Fauquler who have paid
an 'inorease q about 100 per cent Of white
voters, who have paid up. their pol tax
small portion of this increase vii. 20 to
the Republican party, through the vide!
e Six py w,a ras po
tax as prerequisite to voter the most
of It will be bound, to the Democratic
party, principally through the persons
atty Of the candidates, especially Captain
Before the change In the Constitution:
hundreds /; now there are but IS on the
registration books and N ARE qualified N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10

fesor Jarlnan's address was entirely Inn
promptu and Intensely practical. He OPP
poses tho system which places The school
houses Mt unsuitable points because IL Is
demanded by come school authorities. He
favors consolidation as far as possible
and wants better schoolhouses md better
teachers, with better pay. Hc strongly
favors county high schools
a local organization was formed for
this place to keep the educational move
ment alive and active. This local organ
,ization is to meet on the 18th Of July
mkt 55E9aJa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
RALLY AT CHATHAM.
Mr.. Ellyson and Capt. Vawter
Address a Large Assemble.

ADDRESS Large Assembly.
CHATHAM, VA, May 9--,rhe educa-
tlonnl rally was In every way grand
success. County Superintendent F.. H..
Watson presided and in a short speecn
setting forth the objects Of the meeting
yaintroduced Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson or
Richmond.
Mr.. Ellyson's speech was devoted to
better paid teachers, better school houses
and longer terms
He was followed by Captain c. T..
Nawter, who laid great stress OH the i'm
portancc of making the schools in every
way so attractive to the student that
the result would be little short Of COM
pulsory education. AT the conclusion
Of Captain vawter's speech, the large
crowd in which every section of5the
country was represented. repaired to the
court green and enjoyed their dinner
in social picnic style.
At the afternoon session the Pittsylvania
School Improvement League was organ
ized with Miss Mary Johnson, of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
WEBS INDIAN GIRL.
Rev. Mr.. Barbour on Death Bed
Hears of Sons Marriage.
[Special tn Thc TimeA-Di.

g NEW DIRK, MAY s.-On what re
Knows to be his deathbed, the Rev.
Henry II. Barbour, pastor. Of the North
learned OF the marriage OF his SON,
Ernest, to Chinquilla, a. vaudeville per-
former, who is said to. be the daughter
Of :. Lone Star, -blooded Chetenne
,chief.rta She is graduate Of the Car
Isle Indian School and speaks several
languages iiuently.i She preferred life on
the stage TO the quieter existence OF
News OF the marriage came as a great
shock to the young tnan's father, and 1t
liz feared 1t Will bring to an end the
series Of sermons which he has lately
ton and which have been widely copied
in newspapers Of other cities. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
h /, MUNICIPAL TICKET.
The Democrats Nominate a Full
List of Town Officers.
Especial to The Times-Disps

fspecial TO The Times-Dispatch)
& TAZEWELL, VA. May Sat a caiicd
meeting OF Democrats held here to- day
tho following ticket was nominated: For
Mayor. E. ". SPOTS; recorder 7. a. !, re
pass, Jr.;s councilmen-G. w. st. CAR,
Alex. st. Clair, Henry Hampton. !. =.
He)roh, Dr. j Il II. Crockett and - W.
Chapman. This is the frst time ior :.
number OF years that the Democrats Of
the town have put ticket In the field:
However, the town is strongly Dem ocratic
1T is mot known whether the Repuoll-
cans will put ticket in the field or not.
The third monthly sales OF the Taze-
well horse and mule market was held
here to-day. Some OF Tazewell's best
stock was exhibited and good many
sales were made to out-of- town buyers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
EDUCATION HAS
A DAY OF TRIUMPH 4.
Ellyson and Vawtcr Address
Assembly at Chat
hahn.
MARTIN AT APPoMATTox
A Gavel That Heard the Can
non Of Two
Wars.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.>
WEST APPONfATTOx, VA, May o.
Senator Thomas 8. Martin was draw
ing card at the May educational meeting
here to-day, and made an attractive
speech, Senator Martins speech followed
the dinner recess. He was introduced by
Colonel r. B. Poore and spoke for thirty
five minutes.
The senator said. while he would not
minimize the universities and high
schools, he pleaded for and spoke OF the
great Importance Of the common schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
MARRIED ON SIGHT.
Romantic, Union at the Station
lin Lynchburg.
Specialize The Timcs-D isrAtch.

(Special5to The Timcs-D DISPATCHED
LYNdHBURG. VA May IA roman
tic marriage took place tnls afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the union passenger st
ton In Lynchburg, tho contracting par
each asherg three hours previous to their
union. The groom was Thomas hlullln,
q Well-to-do farmer of Campbell county,
Rock. Cabell county, West Virginia. They
had been corresponding for. some time
and met at noon to-day. the bride having
arrived previous to tho groom after e,iai a
and Rev. ID. G. g. Butts, Of Centenary
Methodist Church, was called The mar
,riage took place in the waiting room IN
the presence OF aslarge crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Darkest Russia

ADDRESSES in Darkest Russia" now play
Ing at The Bijou, are the equal Of any
seen in this city. The, gowns worn by
the Countess Karlscheff are "dreams,re
tho men are snowy. The uniforms or
tho officers are brilliant In coloring, The
play was witnessed by 9 most apprecla-
tive audience last evening II WIN re-
main here all week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
JUDGE MANN SPEAKS.
He Makes a Fine Impression in
Northampton.
(special 10 The Times-Dlspa

EAsTVlLLE, VAIsS May e-Judge Will
hero yesterday. There were fully O)
people present, and a good portion of
Thorn were supporters Of Judge Mann,
The temperance part of the audience
speech.
He also spoke at night at Franktown.
in the upper part Of this county. and to-
Ii was a live day politically. Several
legislative candidates ANNOUNCED them
selves They were Mr.. John T. Wilkins
and Mr.. Stanley Scott, both young mem
bers of the bar of this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
New Depot at Green Bay.

3 (Speclnl n to The dispatch
GREEN BAY, VA, May 9.IFhe south.
crn Railway has commenced the shlpln ,'s1,
Of " material at this point to build new Re.
ton uo1o Commission, and work will commence
at once. t I, 800 l., +.
creased so rapidly within the last nvo
vears that 1t Is impossible with the pres
ent depot 10 accommodate the patrons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10

Chatham, presidents Il. E. Harper. Of
Spring Garden. vice president; Miss. Henri
eta Watkins. of Chatham. secretary;
Miss Josephine Allen, of Dry Fork, treas
urer. The appointment Of the executive
committee was left with the president
Mr.. Ellyson remained over as the guest
Of Mayor Hargrave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
OPPOSE MERGER.
Northampton People 1ncensed
With the School Board.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) .
NASHVILLE, VA, May 9-The people
of the county condemn the State Educa-
tional Board for merging this county
ents' district The uniform sentiment of
every voter seems to be one OF con,
domination OF that action. Nothing VIII
mon more than any act looking towards
making this county a dependency OF
It's greater netghbOr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10

:.
(Specfal o -Dispatch) i
Martha Charlotte Murphy, daugh-
Royal Mr. Charles a. Maca Jr Of Clifton
o'clock at the Calvary
Royal, Va Il
2Sh
at had his
leading into battle
Washington
Washington University
of
associated with
having offices
Clifton which his future home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10

The commencement exercises Of Apo
mattox High School commenced In LIB
erty Baptist Church Sunday night. Rev.
Hugh G. Smith preached the commence
ment Sermon
school and delivered diplomas and dis
tinctions Monday night.
The school is the pride of the educators
Of the county and is doing good
work. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
. Colonel lanes Named.

Judge r. Carter Scott yesterday CAUSED
City Circuit Court, naming Colonel b. @.
James a trustee Of Dover Lodge No. o.
"A. F., and A. Nj, vice n, w. Eggleston,
resigned. s5{43 sffe3. S3{ ,3se3t lg s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
A Second Reunion,

~ TE9 (Speclnl to The Tlmes- plsPhrh.I N .T
GREENSBORO, n @, May al,
mass meeting OF citizens to-night II VAS
.,,I,nnimously decided to hold q second re-
union Of non resident native North Car
oiInians at Greensboro, beginning octo,
Der Sth. The old board Of managers were
reelected and authorized to:at once begin
preparations for a second reunion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Money for the Southbound.

lSpecialto The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WINSTON NJ c., May g.
Broadbay township. located just south OF
the amount Of $4,000 for the building OF
the proposed Southbound Railway be-
tween Winston Salem and E'W'adesboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-10
Assessors Complete Monroe.

The assessors having completed Monroe
Ward. Interested persons are invited to
examine the assessments us to their prop
erty In room 5, third floor, City Han, TO-,
day, and tomorrow, from 10 a., NJ. to 4
- M s4Hftl l3as EsIfT stl5t5 a.