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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
wonderland
IS WONDERFUL
The House Of tile Penny Was
Opened to the Public
Last Night.
EVERYTHING IN GOOD TASTE
Every Conceivable Mechanical
Amusement Device Can BE
Operated for One Cent.

The walls built OF mirrors, tho floors
tesselated, white cnanielled furnishings
everywhere, WITH growing plants and cut
flowers In profusior,.
There ls nothing cheap in tho '.Ifouse
of the Penny. except, tile cost Of the
gninusencnts. everything Is In good taste,
end the promises OF the management that
Wonderland" would be resort for the
best class OF people, has been carried out
to the fullest extent.
Colonel William Sharp. who opened the
amusement hall for Messrs. Wells and
Mckee, spoke In no uncertain terms OF
his Intention to maintain high standard.
NO improper persons will be allowed
TO cross the threshold OF Wonderland,
said Colonel Sharp, noscolored people Will
NC admitted and parents can feet abso-
iutsly safe in sending their children to
see the mysteries and delights OF 'rrhe
House OF the Penny
Mr. Mexico stated that no improper
pictures or songs would be Used in the
automatic machines and that eycrytcfYort
would be made TO furnish tho best amuse-
ments for the best people.
When one enters tho Arcade the first
tnins that meets the eyes Is huge
moving picture machine, which Is m ex !
ample OF the kind OF amusement thk
picture machines furnish Against tho
wa liz oS glass. in which Is reflected che
glare OF multitude OF lights arc 1eo
machines. nil operated By putting asone
cent in the SLOT, q
Pistol gaierica. moving pictures, pen.
nut Vendors. music. songs. weight ma
Chimes, strength testers, lung tc.\.rs.
striking bnss. name plate printers. e4ec
stric shocks" and score OF others are
all opert4ed automatically by putting one
cent In the slot: the machine does tho
rest. A lady cashier furnishes pennies
and five uniformed attendants look after
the comfort Of the patrons OF thu house.
On the second floor are dressing rooms
for ladies' and children, with maid In
I attendance. al
A mechanical figure which, will be n
great attraction has been ordered and
will be In place next week. 1t Ii an au-
tomnton-n lady dressed with great ele-
gance--who viii, for the consideration OF
a penny apiece, shake all Corners corr
daily by the hand. and In doing so will
perfume their pocket hnndkerchiefs. which
must be held In the palm.
Last nights opening was marked not
only by n large attendance. but By the
fact that there were present those who
are seen ut the Academy OF Music In
the boxes and orchestra chairs. as well
as the galleries. 81
!! wonderland IS credit to the city
and deserves the cordial support Of the
people.
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INSANE SAIL OR c lin Bs POLE
225 FEET ABOVE STREET
.lBy Associated Press !,

CLEVELAND, OHIO. MARCH IA
man supposed to be j. Cline, d Boston,
Mass, climbed the fiag-pole OF the VIII
hanson Building. tall structure on
Euclid Avenue to-day. and reached q
height OF 225 feet above tho street. The
man was unobseryed until he had reached
the top and seemed about to plunge to
the street. Policemen managed to get
him down, and he was found to be
dressed in sailors costume. He grlye the
name OF "Grover Cleveland Thinking
him n deserter. the police took him to a
recruiting station. where 1t developed
he was formerly a sailor on the battle-
ship Iowa, and had recently been In an
insane asylum in Boston.
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Inspection Finished d.

Major Chynoweth last night finished
his work OF inspection OF the Sevontieth
Virginia Regiment. with the Inspection
OF Companies c, + and n. All three
companies We're we'll represented. Com
pany g having thirty four men and three
officers. Company r tfirty-fiye men and
three officers and Company II thirty-sx
men and three officers.
Major Chynoweth said that the regi-
ment had made very good appearance
and that he felt much satisfaction With
Its work, Major Chynoweth now has his
report to prepare for the United Suites
government - ell55
Tonight lie will inspect the Howitzers.
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OF TOBACCO
TRUST SHOW INCREASE
Net Revenue Nearly 100000
Greater Than Last Year-Old
Directors Reelected. q
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK. March 14.-Net earnings
of s25.21e,2S5 for the year 1906. an .in-
crease iof s2.95I5S9, as compared with
the previous year, are shown In the ans
snual report OF the American Tobacco
Company. which was made public to-
day. During the same period there was
paid out in interest dividends. etc..
pared with 1904. The net balance for the
year was sl42o4,551, an increase OF
81, 9e9, 40, ms compared with the previous
year. THE. total surplus, after deduct
Ing s9,ess.9oO for bonds purchased and
IS, 04S, 4S0 for dividends on American To-
sbacco stocks, was $25.6S5,691. a decrease
OF 33,s32,9l0, us compared with the total
surplus on December 81. 1904. The an
snunl meeting OF the stockholders OF the
company was held in Jersey City to-day.
The retiring board Of directors was re-
elected = -
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tex- college players. and the game Will
be we'll worth the seeing. The Medical.
College numbers among Its aggregation.
Simpson. formerly OF the University of
North Carolina, and Clements, OF VIZ
liam, and Mary. both strong men. The
University College OF Medicine has Leake,s
who once did such good work for Ran
dolph-M Macon in the box, and Lasstter.
of the University of Virginia. Both teams
are practicing hard every day, and tho
indications are that they will be in THY
bes. OF trim on the day OF the initial
match game
An intense rivalry exists between thA
two institutions, and both student bodieS
will be on hand to root and cheer fGf
their respective teams. 1t Is very likely
that lectures will be suspended in both
colleges on the afternoon OF the day on
which the game Is to be played.
81, The lineup will be MS follows:
Medical College of Virginia
coffindafrer IN. c.. Simpson SU.3 NJ. CD,
pitchers. ssls
B burke ePetersburg). catcher. s5 &
Wills. stlortstop.
McKenney R.-M. CD, third base. ls
Pence GU. Val, second base
Clements CIV. NJ. CT. 4 first brSe.
Rawls R. c.. left field.
Smith (v. NJ. ~. center field.
Johnson CIV. Va. right field. 3s
B Sheffield. substitute. s.,.I
University College or Medicine
Lenke (R.-M. G.l. pitcher. 81,
Dunford CIV. NJ. C.), catcher. K K
Lassiter9 Gu. ya.) i, third base. s
Byrd (R.-M. C.) !. second base @
White (TI. 81, first base. st3s
& Thompson tL1. N. ca, second base.
{ Gill. right field.
Roper CIV. NJ. ca. left field. s N
novfs cenfer field u tis
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FOX HUNT AT coHoKE.
Party Of Deep Run Members Left
Yesterday for Two DAYS Hunt.

A large party OF enthusiastic fox
hunters from the Deep Run Hunt Club
left on yesterday for Cohoke, on the
Southern Railway. 10 spend two days in
chasing the fast running grey foxes OF
King William county.
No horses were taken as the local
sportsmen OF cohoke will mount the
Richinonders.
The party which numbered some four
teen. Will stop at the Cohoke Club house.
Fine sport Is expected. as foxes arc plenti-
full and the best hounds OF the section
will be In the pack used.
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Women

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the irritable condition Of the
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at regular intervals have ceas-
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contain no harmful drugs, and
leave no effect upon the heart
or stomach If takefas directed.
They give prompt relief.
Z 81 have been an invalid for Q
years have r1eurnlEln, rheumatism
and pains around tho heart. BY
using DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills I am
relieved OF the pain. and get sleep
and rest. think had known OF
the Pain Pills when I was first taken
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Or. Mics, Ant. Pain pills are sold by
your druggist, who vii! quarantse that
Che flfst package Will benefit u it
falls, he will return your money.
as doses, Is cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
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ATLANTA VISITED BY
TERRIFIC STORM
(By Associated pre.s.)

e ATLANTA. GA. March 1s,,An cleo
trical storm OF great severity. accompa-
MED by heavy rainfall, visited Atlanta
felt between noon and dark. The tower
q of the Second Baptist Church was set
on fire this evening by lightning, nearly
u hundred phones on the south side OF
the city were burned out. and number
OF electric street cars were also put out
OF commission.
The church was dnmased about $1,000.
The total loss from the storm will prob
ably amount to several thousand dollars.
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Especial 10 The 1'imes-Dispatcll.

Especial to The Times-D ispatci.)
NEW YORK, March 14.LSurprihng
prices were realized yesterday for sone
OF the show horses sold by Van Tasseil
& Kearney for David Dunlop. OF PeHrs-
burg, Va. Having decided to go into
racing this season. Mr.. Dunlop had COM
nissioned Van Tassell s. Kenrney to close
out Mt auction tho harness and saddle
horses exhibited by hin, In the last two
years Mt the minor shows in the South
Me and See Me Go. a pair OF bays that
won several prizes II, Virginia show
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8 Watch Me- and 'See Ne Co. Sold
by Dunlop In Mem York for $500
Virgnian's Horses Winners Recent Richmond Show,
Bring Surprising Prces-Bdding Very Brisk.

rings last season. The animals were
owned several years ago by DR.. " b..
EUoodend. who sold them for So, 600 when
his stnbla was dispersed, about two
years ago. They were then known as
Paul and snapshot. When offered yester-
day, bidding for them was brisk and they;
were knocked down for $500.
James II. !, Twitty, OF Nnrrenton. NJ
c., received $40 for Il consignment OF
fifteen harness and saddle horse, Tor the
sale. Majestic. handsome brown geld
Ing, 1913 ,1-2 hands high, brought the top
price. 8. 100. NJ. IleiNgh was the buyer.
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lee MASON. .F|1zHuGH
DIES In CIL|FORNIA

Especial to The Times DIspatch)
sl SAN DIEGO .35 CAL, March 14.--Lee
eral F,Tt7hugh Lee ana veteran Of tho
civil war. died Mt his residence In Los
Angeles last night. hged & sixty-eisht.
His burial will be 1t, tho Evergreen
\ Cemetery. Los Angeles B,
three ndult EhiMren-Th Thornton Fttz-
hugh, a. prominent Los Angeles arull-,
tect q Loo Mason Fltzhugh, sJr. of san
z Luis Obispo, CAL. md Anna HI. Flts-s
hugh, OF LOS a geles. IN S TN
M y "a t1tzhngh /, was born In Madison
Ind a where he was brpusbt up, lie went
early a III life to Cincinnati and enlisted
In tllHs Guthrie (. Csrays and later Iii the
aenefaai Nelsens ata,t Until tho iatters
death. IN TId left Cincinnati to sresldo II In
California nine years ago.
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Miss Mary Marble is meeting with tho
greatest success OF her career In Nancy
Brown,,, at the B lou Theatre this week
The house is literally packed every
might, and there ia no doubt in the world
but that the musical comedy Is quite as
( good IT, not better than many Of thp
high priced attractions seen at the Acade-s
my. ,ss
TO Nancy Brown at least-and she Is
making a great hit With them. &
"Rcpinson Crisoo's 1slo," n song like
Nancy Brown made famous by Marie
sCahill, is cleverly sung by Miss Marble
who It Is only fair 10 shy, does not IL
any way initiates Miss Cahiil. but makes
8"the HIT In a manner all l,er own.
Ten encores greeted the song. Won't
Marble positively staggered from weari-'
ness before the deli GIFTED audience would
permit her to stop. tS'
AS Buster Brown. brother to,
Nanny the petite con,edienro was
@iniYltable. ~ III n AZ
q. g ono Of tho best hits that Miss
Marble has done.
snnd Mr.. David Andrada, whom every
Sltldy knows and likes, not only played
we'll but adorned his tall and slender
person. In sralnsent OF the agladestp de-
fscription. NJ & q Az s#ss:ss
ancy Brown IL well worth, seeing
az isis mot u popula priced show but IL
high price show at popular prices. with
~ star that Scat,, and does twinkle with
tho best. ~, VII, RI
Mildred Holland. vi
Mildred holland will uppea v q Il tho
Academy OF Music next srllesdRS niRht,
Jus Angela In Cnrina Jordan 4 romantic
drama, The Lily and the Prince, Tho
announcement Will be- of particular; In
8tercst to local thea tre- goers, who regard
Miss Iolland MS ms art list of sexceptionali
merit. There rs q charming dignity about
her personality, as we'll Jas 40 rltodestsana
unaffected lustro4 to her Rrtsas an actress,
which mn kes her N greit tavortte with
the theatres. WI Al
The .salc of scot opens Tomorrow
morrlng at the box Office: s y AZ
Seat Sales on Monday. ~
5ss, on Monday morning next the stilc az
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ACCUSED OF GRAFT.
Charged With Taking Fees fol

ROANOKE, VA. March 14-About n
dozen rural. letter carriers from Floyd
county passed through this city yes
terday enroute to Lyncisburg. to testify
against Brown G. Howard OF the law
firm OF Howard and Howard. OF F1oy l.
who was recently nrrested. accused of
securing appointments for rural posthl
carriers and charging them in each case
fee OF from rs to $50.
He was given q hearing before CONF
missioner V. NJ. Sowder and WAS sent
on to the United States grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
new MINISTRY
FOR SEPARATION
Announces That II Will Garry
Out Law With 1nflexible
Firmncss
tBy Associated PRESS,

PARIS. March 1.-THE new ministry
presented itself to the Chamber Of Dep
uties to-day and outlined It's policy. MS
follows:
The government intends to carry out
the church ana state separation law with
fnflexiblc frmness and establish tho re-
sponsibliity for the resistance TO the TAX
ing OF inventories.
Concerning Morocco. we intend TO fol-
low the policy Of the preceding ministry
hoping that the equity and dignity OF
our position will permit an enriy and
satisfactory aol,ition''
The Chamber OF Deputies. by n vote OF
5os against 1876, approved tho ministerial
statement.
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seats. will begin for the engagement OF
Madge Carr Cook. fl "Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch" on next Wednesday and
Thursday, and Henrietta Crossmar. in
Mary. Mary, Quite Contrary" on FRI
day night. The coming Of Miss Crossman
/ Is tho real dramatic event OF the week.
as she llns never been seen here as a
star. Miss Cheeseman's art Is perfect,
and she Is easily the foremost OF the
feminine stars.
BUSY Icy" Next Week.
tom" following dainty Mary Marble. will
play at the Bijou next week Busy 1zzy''
4 Is too we'll known to need an introduce.
ton.
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Great |
Relief

During that trying period in
Which women SO often suffer
from nervousness, backacflt,
sick headache, or other pains,
there IS nothing that can equal
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills.
They stop the pains, soothe the
nerves, and give to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
LABOR NEWS.
Dates and Dceds Of the Local
uniGns.

Local Union or ElSctrical 4 workers.
No. l52. met In Ellott's kpnex last night,
: at S Eo'clock. Six vlsitorS from I yneh-5
burg made addresses. Rtutiae business
was y, transacted and there was one
initiation. 4
Tho Structural Building Alliance, con-
sisting Of three delegates from each.
Il building trade, met last night In cons
= terence q t Spiirkss Hulk Routine BUSH
Z ness was transacted.
The local linionEof Electrical Work.
Grs, No., q vii L meet In Sparks Hall
/ Friday night ats o'clock, "a 5 3ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
WONDERLAND OPENS.
Great Crowd Attends Opening Of
the sHouse Of the Penny"

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the gorgeous House
OF the Penny. opened last nIght. q blaze
with Thousand lights and alive with
sucfl throng OF people that the police
.wonderlnnd" Is the large white house
on Third and Broad streets with a front
OF glass and a binzing cheyaux dc frise
iofsclectric lamps. In which there is every
mechanical device Imaginable to nmuse
men, women and children. and no one
of the amusements costs more than one
cent. 1t is a penny arcade on a. grand
scale, s. II q. VI ~ ~ 4.
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"Busy Izzy'' Next Week.
AFTER THIRTY. YEARS
MOTHER AND CHILD MEET
l3sil,y Asaociated Press. I

B1RMrNGEfAM, ALA. March 14.--Mrs.
c. w. Clifton. OF Dalesford. w. Va. and
Mrs j. c. Kimberly, OF Dallas. Texas.
mother and daughter. after n separation
OF thirty-one years. met to-day. Mrs.
Kimberly. the daughter. remembers being
stolen from her home In West Virginia
when i've years old by gypsIes. She was
finally rescued by worthy people In Texas.
Tho mother and daughter located each
other last month. and met here by ap-
Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15

a RARE TREATl Us

9s Don' fail 10 see Jahnka Bros, EXHIBIT
{of Fine Watches March Tho 10th Tor one
day only his n Isl ID their tenth annual
exhibit Of these celebrated Patek Phil
gippes Co. 10 watch les. anntnctnred In.
deneyn, swltaerland, and the public Is
cordially n Invited to & Inspect them, and
they arsE We'll yyortl, the time, 3, ' 4.
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Johnson Wins.

Iby 3NSSOclated3 HPreSs.) &
= BALTIMORE, March Alt the END OF
Z a very tame fight OF fifteen rounds be-
fore tho Eureka Athletic Club tonight,
Jack Johnson, OF allfornin, was awarded
tho decision over Joe Jeanette, OF New
York. f ssh "A &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
WILLIAMSBURG FIRE.
One 81 the City's Most Ancient
Landmarks in Danger,

Spec al ta The Times Dlsratch,)
Considerable cxoitement was caused here
last snl ght by the part hllrnlng Of the
historic old mansion sitl,hte Iot, cfa
Street FORM yt he home pl Ran
gdblph The house ~ no NJ Nv iied by Mrs;
!, H u nd ocnli I'D by 4,
Etubbs. ptpkoss % mat leI1n lea ut w W.
liam and l4Rgy Col leg q. Isl n Il
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"A N PEI IA vs. q ~ Nc III M YsTic sA II I'M.
Frs, os IA Nc e Z e AZ c IA e.. " aS

Low rate 4. pi,ls 4, apcnke and Ohio
|gand seellic ,antlnent ii 1 !, Isnlte G.
/ PERSONAL y ontnctcd pilgrimage. Aects
ger ~ gent. ,lsetupeake md Ohio, Raj.
lSwuy, II hmond, =. !sgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
GOING SOUTH
iPeyton Charters to Play This

Season in South Atlantic League.
Peyton Charters. tho erstwhlle Ndanches-
terrain. who has developed Into d remarkable
baseball pitcher VIII leave SATURDAY q . ri,
play this season II, tho southSA tlantlc Lea que,
Charters first started his bnse7b career y!
Richmond, and by constant practice and good
Fcurveoogist, He pitched for team In the
ylrs!nih-N North lima Lea g quo last season.
the famous cheshrp sspi t5bal He WINS tie
only HES as Mn no
third striker ssssaa NJ 3ia /
thermometers expect great thngs from Pey,
believe they Will DO disappointed.
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FRIENDS OF THE DUMB.
Reports Of the S. p. C. "A. Shows
Good Work in Il br11arv.

AAS0AA sVVsOA x'CUl udk YstpIa
he rsspGst As sos II, Emst Tfag gs
iT Tai1r J, !. makes good showing. II Is as
Horses and inuies unit Tor work. 'i I'm. 20
hitchcd sent to stable to be fed and
cared olr..:.i;..... q
unhitched, sent to stable to be cared
Horses and mules viii, sore backs and
y ganssd sno u.sIss sent to stable
Mules and horses sent to SHOP Is be :
No cause FOL. COMPLAIN .
Nails pulled out horses foot. -. ........ s
Dogs found for owner Observation-Disclosures. 4
Starved horses found !. I. 4. 1. ......... 2
Of fG tha abeys one man v;,s asebaise q
pe ss n ses, fe 'Ene cSunss essun es
d a Sne os eaey bean and 1hf, ea
5s SSs S SsS sa$ IS e5sIIy $sssss
ss5se neses . apses 1wS E
given thirty days flat for starving their
Horses: adinonition given owners and
tly dess ad h eass ea nes DESTROYED
During the snowstorm OF February a..
1906, I sent OFF the street eleven wagons
and the drivers were in saloons by the
fire. I found Ave horses and biggies
standing III the street with no blankets:
four. hours. | put three OF them \ III
stables at owners expense.
Il ! wish to call the attention or all own
sers Of horses and mules who have TO haul
on tho street to notice the check rein on
their teams and see how cruel they are
checked. Their mouths are cut and they
mr. =
had their head. I will make ~ test case
I of one Of these cases and SEQ II | am:
sustained in Police Court 81.
Agent IS. p, c. A.
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FINE SWAToA Esi3

u Mcssrs. Iahnko Bros, 81 2 II, Main St,s
take pleasure Iii announcing their terltly
annual exhibit OF Fine Watches. nian,l.s
ifactnred BY tho celebrated Pateis Piiil n
5ippe Co. OF tieiteya. Switzerland. sss The
public are conrdiall 81 inyl ted 10 isispscs
\ these works OF art March iii X FOR one
day only.l sssl 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
5DoGTo R'sa no PLAY BALL

Two Medical Institutions OF the
City Soonsto' Cross Bats.
Much interest ID heng Displayed In the
student bodies OF tho two medical col.f
8leges of this city over the base-ball ga,ne,
which lis to ba mayed between, then, on
tuesday, March 2otll, y, Broad Street
Park, sst.ss n. Sl
Il Both colleges have several we'll known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
w, AND M, al HAMPTON, !:
The Second Of a Series Of Three
Games Was Exciting.

Sss'. (specinl to Tho Times Dispatcl.)
8 WILLIAMS p JRCs, VA, March -
Tonight In the, gymnasium here "a large
crowd OF people from the town and STU
dents W ltnessed one OF tho most exciting
games OF basket-bnll ever played here
when yvilliamfnnd Mary t,o,,egc defeat ted
Ethe Hampton independents by II score
OF 81 to 10. Tho first part az the game
was very close, The flrst half closing with
IA score Of a. to Q. Fl 9i rs
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SHOT DOWN
By NEGRO sUCCUMBs

s(Ry Assuciated rress.)

AMERICUS, GA, March 1t.--Jared
Davis. a farmer. who was shot yesterday
by Jonas Hicks. a negro farm liand, died
to- dAy, the bullet Having penetrated the!
abdomen. The shooting was wholly isun-'
warranted, and feeling against Hicks
runs high. Judge Idttletohn viii BIO poti-i
toned to convene special term ot court
for his Immediate trial.
Hon. "a. G. Jones,
n tBy} Associated Press,)
4 HALIFAX, N. s., March 14.-Hon. A.
a. Jones, Lieutenant Governor OF Nova
5ScotIu, died suddenly this morning.
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Or. Taylor Returns.
Or. g. d. ia ylor.. OF Black Ridge, W.,
mas eti,rned 10 richmond, and expects to
make tllls his pertTAient home. 1Ia is ~
q graduate OF the Medical llcgc OF Vlr-
nla,sSdcntalS dcl,a rtn,eil Il class OF 1903
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Nancy Brown 8, IL well worth seeing.
IT iis mot ~ pop lar priced ahoW, hut ii
high price show at popular. prices with
"a star. tia trcail and does twinkle Will,