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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
WHY DEMOCRACY DIVIDED.
Becnuse, Says Justice O'Drtcn, OF Fall
urc to Stund by Principles.

because, says Justice O'nTlCuS oS dAs
ure to Stand by Principles.
NEW YORK. January s.--speaking to
the topic, why Is the Democratic Party
Divided?' Morgan J. o'Brien. eH-jus-
tice of the appellate division of the
New York Supreme Court. who was
the guest Of the National Democratic
Club tonight, declared that II the
causes that have divided the party
were summarized it would be found
that they have been due to our fail
urc to stand firmly for Democratic
principles, to q preference shown by
some for popular drifting sentiment as
contrasted with sound doctrine. and to
preference for men rather than &
reverence for party traditions"
The dinner. which was primarily in
celebration Of Jackson Day. was also
the first Of series at which national
and local Democratic issues would be
discussed. EN- President Grover Cleve-
land, who was unable to be present
sent his compliments In a letter in
which he expressed the conviction that
the situation confronting the people
had directed their attention more &c
their relief from conditions that alarm.
ed and startled them, than to the empt!
satisfaction Of partisan supremacy.
Saying that! he had been informed
that one of those invited had declined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
All Basement

The first Democratic Joint caucus OF
the Legislature was held in tho hall OF
the House last night and all the base
ment officers were reno minated with
out opposition.
All the judgeship contests were post
poned and Will come UP at later
meeting of the body. The feature OF
the evening was the application of Mr..
George L Richardson, the Independent
Democratic member OF the House from
Henry. for admission, and his request
was declined by unanimous vote.
Mr.. H. a. Marshall, of Charlotte, re-
tired from the fight for Register OF
the Land Office, and under a blanket
resolution, offered by Mr.. Fowllses. all
the basement officers were nominated
by acclamation. This included Colonel
John W. Richardson, OF Madison,
Register Of Land Office: Colonel Morton
Mary, OF Alexandria, First Auditor;
Judge John G. Dew, OF King and Queen,
Second Auditor: Hon Davis Bottom, OF
Richmond city, Public Printer.
Decide JudscshIps.
The caucus for the selection of Judges
will be held in few days, probably
early next week. and there are several
interesting contests to be determined.
The closest and prcttiest is for Judge
of tho Corporation Court of the city
of Roanoke, between Messrs. Roy B.
Smith and waller r. Staples This may
so over beyond next week in order 20
await the arrival Of Senator Hart. who
is i'll OF appendicitis, and who is back
ing the fight of Mr. Smith.
ISaa1an called the
Joint commit to order at $3.50 o'clock.
and Hon. John w. Churchman. OF Au-
gusta, was made chairman. and SEN
ator Aubrey e. Strobe. OF Amherst,
secretary. The sergeants- alarms anc
doorkeepers of the two houses were
placed In charge of the door, and when
Mr.. Folkes's resolution for the nomi-
nation OF the basement officers indi-
Gated above had been adopted Delegate
George L. Richardson. of Henry, made
personal appeal to the body for ad
mission.
Would Tell Whole Truth.
He declared that he would make "a
truthful statement.of the whole trans
action" and that he was entitled &c
sit with Democrats and to be one OF
|. them.
The speech OF the gentleman a
once provoked a number of warm in
ouiries, and it was finally determined
| to dissolve the Joint caucus and tx
| take the latter up in teh caucus o
| the House.
Mr.. Richardson was allowed to make
a second statement, and this drew
| more fire than his first one.
Why He Made the Race.
| He admitted that his excuse for be
| ing candidate for tho House as al
\ Independent was that he had beer
| "butchered in the convention 70
| Commemorative attorney, but de
clared that he was Democrat mrs,
| last and all the time, and It refuse'
| admission to the caucus he would con
tinue to support tho nominees an
/ policies OF that party.
| He was fired on heavily by Messrs
Pulliam, of Manchester. Clements an
| Wilson, Of Pittsylvania; Bowman, Q
! Roanoke county; Johnston. Of Mont
gomery; Goolricls. Of FREDERICKSBURG
page, Of Hanover; Cooke. OF Norfoll
and others, and the final result wa
/ the unanimous adoption Of resolutio
/ offered by Mr.. Withers, OF Nansemont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

~
he banquet to be given tonight
at .Iurphy's Hotel BY the Rich
nlond city delegation to the out
oI:town members of the General AS
ser1bIy will he the decided feature of
the opening week of the session and
delegates and Senators are looking
FORWARD to 1t with great pleasure. The
g fair promises to be both brilliant and
nrtaoya Bile, and some of the happiest
/. fter-dianer speakers in the State are
down, on...het fist to respond to toasts
Covers viii! he laid for about 200
guests, and the menu has been selected
with great care and taste.
I.ieutenant- Governor j. Taylor Ely
son will preside as roastmaster.
Following is the list of speakers and
their subjects. ...
-welcome; Mayor Carlton Mccarthy.
"Virginla," Governor Claude a. Swan
ron.
"a Message From the House" Hon.
e. e. Byrd.
"a Message From the Senate" Hon.
Aubrey T. strode.
"Our state Oi,lclals.' Hon. Henry G.
stuart.
.t'The OYSTER Hon. Robert w. With
ers..
"rhe Puhlie Press Mr.. c. A, Boyce.
sour Friends, the Minority" Hon.
"a r. Lincoln.
"The Womaphood OF Virginia" Hon
William Hodges Mann.
.'.The City of Richmond" Hon. Eu-
gene G. Massie.
The party will assemble In the an.
neS OF Murphy's Hotel promptly at
o'clock. and the dinner VIII begir
shortly thereafter.
The committee having charge OF The
effair authorized the following state
nent last night:
1.-The members of the General Assem-
bly,, sergeants-at-arms. doorkeeper
end clerks of the Senate and House o
Delegates and their stats. are invite,
toa banquet. to be given by the mem
beers Of the General Assembly from tn
city Of Richmond at Aiurphy's Hote,
oil Thursday, January 9th proxlmo, q
o'clock ?. NJ.
NO special invitations VIII be issued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Mr.. BRYAN in CHICAGO
chsef Speaker at Cue Ieekson Day Din

Chief Sneaker at the Jackson Day Din
.....-, ners in Ti.at City.
CHICAGO. January s.--Stand poiNt5
from which the ar!stocrar and tne
pen,ocrar.v view society. and It's aetiSi-
ties formed the theme OF a speech de-
livered Tonight by William J. Bryan.
cnief guest at the JACKSON Day ,,, pen, !,
beins- '..The Point of View" Prominent
party men from several Western
States were present, the occasion pc e.
ing generally regarded as the iliihois
opening OF Sir. Bryan's campaign tot
the Democratic nomination for inc
presldency al the Denver convention
next July Other speakers , were t, Mdlai
r. Stephenson, formerly wee I,rIter,
States Senator w. ]. Stone; OF MIS- Us
sorri: John w. Kern. of Indiana, ana
Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago.
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WELCorT GIVES HIMSELF UP
Denies All knowledge of the Murder
OF Mrs. Whttnlorc.

j Is . + Is
BOSTON, MASS, January Sired
erick Welcott, aged TWENTY-FIVE years,
a Boston and Albany brakeman, whose
home is in Auburndale. Mass, wanted a.
on charge Of being an accessory al
ter the fact to the murder o. Mrs
Helena Whitmore, whose nude podS
was found in the Lampblack swamp, AZ
Harrison, n. j., December 26th, ap-
peared at the police headquarters to-
night and gave himself up.
He admits that he knows Whit
mare, but SAYS he had net seen him
Tor two years until the day after
Christmas, when he called a. tns
Whltmores to get back o gold locke'
which he left In 1905,
He said Whltmore dld not act
strangely When he asked him where
his wife was, he says Whitmore re.
piled "oh, she's gone away; she's lef'
me-
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NyRAzS2zA6
Tits 2 z0zS, &zzazzz2s,

j c. Noel and Others Mr.. Walker had
Nj. S. NJ. Donald was elected door
keeper. after being PLACED in n9minas >
Augusta. Mr.. Donald's was the only
| name put before the Senate for this
position.
The election of pages was s ne ;st,n and
G. S. Pettis and John Schultz were put
, before the Senate. Judge Mann moved
that all four be elected together. which
was done.
fered a resolution, saying that the
Senate was organized and ready for
Captain w. W. Baker. of the House.
saying that 1t was organized and ready
for business.
Governors sIcssugc Received.
Judge Mann made a motion that ~. no
reading of the Governors message.
The Speaker replied that the point was
not we'll taken, as the Senate was or
canized and could proceed. judge
him in his motion. which was done: and
o ons Rtnsae Of Messrs Mann. Keszell
Sims, Ecilols and Lincoln. TO notify the
proceed with its business. The com
inittee retired and returned In few
minutes and reported that 1t had In
formed His Excellency. and that the
Governor sent. cord al greetings, wish
ing tha Senate q very happy and pros !.
Porous session. and saying that ne
would Scommunicate with II in writing
a once. Fhe Govetnors secretafy Wr.
Ben p. Owen. arrived shortly after the
committee and presented the Governors
Booker. IT was given closest attention.
At the conclusion of the message SEN
ator Keezell. of Rockingham. moved
that 1000 copies be printed. This was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
TAKAHIRA is NAMED
Japanese Government Announces His
Nomination..

Nomination..
TOXIC. January Sin connection
with the successor OF Viscount Aoki
as Japanese Ambassador at Washing
ton. the Associated Press has been in
formed that the Japanese Embassy at
Washington was instructed week
ago to formally notify the State De-
partment of the selection of Baron
Takahira. at present Japanese AM
baasador to italy. and to AK II he
would be acceptable.
No reply has yet been received, and
the foreign Office attributes the delay
To the pressure OF business at Wash
ington.
1t does not believe there Will be the
slightest hesitation on the part of the
American government in accepting
Baron Takahira-
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cnt ont Ncgro Vote.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, January S.-Judge
Austin G. Crothers. of Elktop. was In
augurated Governor to-day. In his ad-
dress Governor crothers called for
n measure which will eliminate the
negro voter as political factor and
an element of power within the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Eore,.. Not nlchmond Man.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.i
ST. LOUIS, MO. January s.-'Alfred
z F'arriss, the young man who. with
his cousin, Mss Bessie Turney, mar
rowly escaped being killed in an auto
mobile accident Monday night, was
not Richmond man, as stated in dis
patches sent out from here's He Is from
Kansas, and son OF the Rev. Alfred
T arriss. Methodist presiding elder.
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an invitation to the dinner because
the speakers views on certain public
questions were opposed to those OF Mr..
Bryan, Justice O'Brien said that 1t was
such intolerance that had been the
greatest stumbling block to the success
kof the Democratic party.
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On Her Endurance Trial.

rRoVIScETowN. MASS, January s.
The armored cruiser North Carollna.. nou y, q
from Rockland to Newport News, came g. mt, Mt
and the result OF four hours endurance trial
on which the vessel sci started from Monhsgal
y6sterday morning could not be asccrtalneo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Profes,or Amugnnc Dead.

AMHERST, January S.-Ausustus
Amagnac Phi. D., head of the depart
ment of modern languages at the
Massachusetts Agricultural College,
died to-day of apoplexy while seated
at his desk in recitation room He
was slXty-eight years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Fleet Passes pernnInbuco.

PERNAMuco, BRAZIL, January So
The American hattlssl,ip fleet, under
command of Rear-Admira :. Eans,. WAS J. :
noon, oal,s way Ia RIO pc JaAe'r '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
nntnrin Going Dry.

TORONTO, ONTARIO, January S.
Local option has been voted on In a
number Of small towns, villages and
townships in Ontario. Returns from
,fifty-eight show that 1t was defeated
In thirty-seven and carried in twenty
i =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

and every one named is expected to
attend
UDGE William Hodges Mann. chair
man of the Senate caucus, yester-
J day announced the following Sen
ators on the steering" committee OF
that body: Senator'S Sale. of Norfolk
city; Sims, of Louisa; Halsey, Of
Lynchburg; Early, Of Greene, and
King. of Allegheny.
These gentlemen have held pre-
iiminary meeting for purpose Of MAX
ing up the standing committees of the
Lcoy. and they will probably be ready
To make a report to-day or Tomorrow.
Speaker Byrd will worry likely an
nounce the committees of the House
about the same time. Most of chair
men OF the more important commit
tees who were returned to the two
Houses will BIO reappointed.
= ON. Alden Bell, OF Culpeper,
II promises to be one Of the most
4 active members Of the House.
Some of the measures he will press
will be:
To amend Section SOC OF the Code
so as to permit the State to avail it.
self OF the provisions OF the Dick mil
itary bill recently passed by Congress
To change the dates for holding the
courts in the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
To repeal tho law allowing circuit
Judges to name commissioners Of the
revenue.
To admit evidence in cases OF as
sault or murder when provocation re
lied upon is that wrong has been don
( some female member OF the family O
7 the accused.
I TO amend the law in relation t
I appeals to the Supreme Court.
Judge Bell has had but little to So
! SO far, but he Is rated already as tn
silyer-tongued orator of the lowe
branch
M n. GOODRICH, of Fredericksburg
iVl and Mr.. Cox. OF Richmond cit,
will introduce at the session to
day the same bill presented in tn
/ Ssnate yesterday by Senator Sims. re
pealing the provision of the Code pre-
venting the parallelIng OF the Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
FUNERAL NOTICE

funeral of JOHN NJ:
WARREN wills take place ItlIs
y MORNING at II o'clock from ST.
James Episcopal Church. Z.
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: virginla-Colder Thurs
day with light snow Aurries. followed
by fair; fresh west to northwest winds.
Friday, fair.
North Carolina-Fair Thursday and
Friday; light to fresh west winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Ere In tho Il,bal.

y TITO H1S','ss'
QUEENSTOWN, January sS.--rhe British
sleomer Ikbal, from Galveston and Newport
News for Liverpool. passed browhead ana
senaleQ that there was fire In her hold,
but It was under control
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Professor MncBrin's

Professor MncBr in's Lecture.
Professor Howard Lee MacBain. OF
the George Washington University.
will deliver a lecture In the chapel q
o'clock, on the subject. title Science
Of Politics In Southern Education.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

a1ARr1N.-Dled, at s.:2o o'clock thu.
morning. at the residence OF her.
brother-in-l Mr.. w. Fl. Clements:
81 south Morris Street. Miss ALICE
Funeral from Broad Street NJ. Ri
Church at 8 O'Clock THIS (Thursdayl
AFTERNOON.
Interment in Hollywood.
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pnying Jurors

Paying Jurors:@
Jurors for the November terms OF
the city and county circuit courts are
t.eing paid off this week by elerk
Rowelle, of the City Circuit Court. at.
his office in the City HALL. The clerk
is anxious to settle these accounts as
speedily as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
DEATHS

EDWARDs-Died, at her home. No
40S North First Street. January Stt},
Miss FANNIE EDWARDS. q,
Funeral notice later.
sRYAN.-Died, at his residence, 412 East
Clay Street, p. =: RYAN, son OF z. VI
Ryan, after an illness of. one week. iah
10 p, NJ, aged ffty-one years.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

c EvERAL men prominent In mill
y tary affairs Of the State were at
Nlurphy's yesterday lobbying in
an effort to get an increase In the APP
preparation for the State militia, One;
Of them. speaking to Times-Dispntcl,
reporter, said that OF all the States.
vrginla's appropriation for military.
was the smallest, and that Delaware
gave more to her one reg .lnent than
Virginia gave to three. He also said
that several OF the companies were
greatly In need of armories, no pro-
vision being made for keeping them
zip out OF the fund appropriated by
the state. and that they were sup.
ported out OF the companies private
funds.
They will make q strong light for
an increase In the appropriation. and
seem very hopeful OF the result
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gagged In farming in Bedford
The funeral will be held from the
Home Chapel to-day. and the burial Will
be IN the soldiers section OF Holly.
Wlllinn, Fl. puker.


Mr.. William y. Baker. an ex-meinbe,
Of the police force and machinis,
by trade, died yesterday morning at
his home, No. 700 North Twenty fourth
Street.
Since his retirement from the po-.
lice force in 1909 Mr.. Baker had been
employed by the Richmond Locomotive
Works and other plants OF the city.
lie was sixty-one years Of age. ."sf
Charles Lawrence seigel's Funeral.
siegel. who died Tuesday aftef an
operation for appendicitis. viii take
place to-day at IL o'clock. from the
holy Trinity chu.2h.
the Rev. ]. j. Gravatt. and the pa3f.
/ bearers wnl be SIX OF the little bes's
playmates
Miss Fannie Edwards.
Miss Fannie Edwards dleti last night
at her hons, No. ios North F.rs. street
not yet been made. IA
Capt. W. J. Henley. -.
tspecIal to The Times pispatch.I
AMHERST. Va. January s:-Cap-s
tain w. j. Henley. OF this county, disd
az the home Of Captain Henley praniti
the family burytn ground at tfrat'
point this AFTERNOON at 2o'elock: ., -, =
The most widely isnossn .ctt.zesfs ,: ss g,
the county, aid was sighty-tySo wary,
OF age. re had during Ills life cone .ts
guod deal Of eontTact work Tor rails
also a mineral prospector. and inter,
ested in the well-known Tin mine on.
Irish Creek, which VAS originally own
Captain Edgar whitehead For a long
time he conducted u mercantile btri,-
ness at Fancy Hmm, in this county.
nation on various subjects. and had
many friends in this county and esq,
where. s..,2 $500
w. T. Watson. died. HIS only remain
ing living. brother is Captain w, e
| Henley OF Amherst he lett. no cnhs'
dren. Captain Henley was a very bravo
soldier. and wore badge of honor
which was presented to. him by the
, Daughters OF the Confederacy se G
pany G, of the FIfty-tirst Virginia
= d. L. Conway.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatchl
DANvILLE. VA. January S.-B. i.
Conway. Justice of the peace. and q.
this county. died at the General Hos
pital here to-day of paralysis. He.
was sixty-nina years OF age. and leaves
a wife. several children and one broth
Ter. L. B.: Conway. Of Danville.
| George w. Thompson.
| MONTPELIER VA. January s.-
| George Washington Thomson died In
| his home at Hewlett, Va. Monday
morning. He was seventy-two years.
! Sid. Mr. Thompson was brave Con-
| federate soldier. serving throughout
/ the war. and was thrice wounded. Hs
leaves a widow, three brothers-s.
/ Thompson. of Montpelier; j. NJ Tn mp.
4 son and w. NJ. Thompson. both OF Rich.
/ mond. The funeral took place yester.
'''s' Mrs. d. i. Chnmbcrlin.
MANASSAS, VA, January .s.-Mrk
] Dimis Ives Chamberlin. widow 81
!! Thomas Chamberlin. died Monday
LATTER a long Illness She was seventy
i aie,ht wars old Her funeral took placa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
TURNED DOWN BY CAUCUS
George L. Richardson, Independent Democrat, Re
fused Admittance After Spirited Discussion.
All Basement Officers Reelected.

that Mr.. Richardson be not admitted
to seat in the body.
AS soon as this matter was disposed
Of the body adjourned sine die.
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OBITUARY
philip j. Ryan.

Philip j. Ryan.
Philip ]. Ryan died at his residence.
412 East Clay street, yesterday, after
an Illness OF one week.
for Il number of years in this city.
He served-as a member Of thesCity
Council, representing jackson Ward
with satisfaction to himself and to ms
constituents. :,
RYAN. and Sin children--I'. j. Ryan. Jr.
Mary. Rose Ryan, Benjamln. kate,
Thomas and epieve-also Mrs, ,Ie !
ME Boston. Mrs Annie Tyler. Misses
Mamie and Margaret Ryan. W. u,
Beauregard and Joseph Ryan broth
ers and sisters. to murn their loss /.
st, Peters Church, also a member OF
the McGill Catholic Union. the Ancient
Order of Hihernarfans, fFraternal Or
der OF Eagles, and. Holy Name Society.
Arrang ements forlthss funeral VIII be
Miss Alice It. Martin.
Miss Alice r. Marrln died yesterday
Emorning at the home aof her brother
lazy Mr 81 G sn . South
The funeral Will take place this az
,5ternoon from Broad Street Methodist
Church ats O'clock. The burial VIII
/. Marion Il. cundiY. #
Mr.. Marion j. Cundlff, siSty-flve years
4, Of age, died at the Sold!ers' Home
yes erday morning at. 10 O'clock !,
ca nssaag 'es VIZ y dgSl ssHT Tsaa
Regime1ht He was saI widoWers a.ld
county. Since tie war, UP to foul
months AGO. Mr.. CulNif has been en-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Miss Fnnnic Ed,rnrd..

Miss Farnie Edwards dle,i last night
at her home. No. i0S North First Street.
Arrangements for the funeral have.
not yet been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

iiond, Fredericksburg uud potomac
Railroad The friends and enemies Of
the bill have already been most uc-
tive, but Mr. Goolrlcs, who will have
charge OF II OH the floor OF tho House.
expresses absolute confidence in It's
ultimate success. The bill was ready
to be presented at the opening ses-
sion, but the House adjourned short
ly after the Governors message was
read. The fight over the bill promises
10 be one Of the warnnest Of tho entire
session.
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coNDITIoNs YEsrERDAY,

Highest temperature yesterday.... Z
sT,oWest temperature Yesterday, ~. SO
Mean temperature yesterday....... 40
Normal temperature yesterday.... SO
Departure from normal temperature !:
Preeipltation ..,.............2a
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George W. Thompson.
,Ir,. d. I. Chn,nbcrlin.

MANASSAS, VA. January .s.-Mrk
Dimis Ives Chamberlin. widow 1: %
Thomas o chamberlin. died Monday
after long Illness. She was seventy:
eieht years old. Her funeral took plaza
to-day. and the burial was in the Gem
etery here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

Hon. B. T. Gunter. OF Accomac. Of
! fered a resolution, saying that the
Senate was organized and ready for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

Cuts in Hats, scarfs and I'm
derwear, too.
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ON. Alden Bell, OF Culpeper,
Fl promises to be one of the most
4 active members of the House.
Some of the measures he will press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

Captain w. W. Baker. of the House.
| arrived with a message from that BODY.
| saving that it was organized and ready
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

and every one named Is expected to
attend"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

Siegel. who died Tuesday aftef San
operation for appendicitis. Will thke
place to-day at IL o'clock. from the
Holy Trinity Chu.Eh.
The services viii be conducted NV
the Rev. j. j. Gravatt. and the pa!i.
bearers WIZ be SIX OF the little besss
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
Lawn FertIIIrer. ae ID.

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