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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
TO RUN TO RICHMOND
sEroRTEp THAT PETERSBURG
CARS ARE TO ENTER CITY.
aR. NUNNlLLY WINS CLOTHES.
Death OF Mr.. John u. Dnugh-Pris-
oncrs wiu Not Have Turkey To-
Observation-Disclosures. Services in the
churchcs-othcr News from the
South.idc.
MR. NUNNbLLY WINS CLOTHES.

The report to the effect that Mr. Frank
Jay Could, Of New York, will control the
lines now operated by The Virginia Fas-
sengcr ans Power Company. created
much talk in Manchester last night
Almost ali the moiorincn and conduc-
tors we're heard TO express themselves
and they seemed greatly surprised at the
contemplated change.
Il was rumored that the cars on the
Richmond and Petersburg line would run
through TO Richmond instead OF TO
seventh and Perry streets. as heretofore:
,ppl;cation Is TO be made TO the city
council Of Richmond to get that BODY
10 grant the company The privilege OF
running it's Petersburg cars into the city.
IT is believed that superintendent teit
-siH eventually have entire charge OF the
Manchester and Petersburg lines. II Is
also probable that superintendent buch-
suar will fiji a more responsible posi-
lion than he now holds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24

ing topic Of the day here All kinds OF
sensational reports are in circulation
When she left Saizburg. accompanied by
her brother, Archduke Leopold Ferdi-
, nand. the princess went to Munich, where
a French tutor awaited her. Her brother
was also joined there by a beautiful
Vienness woman. and the two couples
proceeded to Brussels and thence to
Geneva.
It appears that when the crown prince
returned recently to Dresden, after his
hunting accident in the Tyrol. he discov
cred secret correspondence existed be-
tween the princess and the French tutor.
whose former relations with her had ere
ated scandal resulting in the tutors
expulsion from Saxony. Besides disclos-
ing the couples relations, the letters re-
veaied another scandal. Immediately
afterwards the princess left her home and
went to Salisbury. The fact that she took
q t.unl; filled with jewelry and other valu-
aiies indicates that she was prepared for
an emergency
It IS reported that Arcfduke Leopold
Ferdinand has written to Emperor Fran
els Joseph renouncing his rank and digni-
ties as a member OF the Imperial house.
and saying ne will become 3 civil subject.
The whole of the archduke's career is
raioIent with scandal, dating from the
time when he started to accompany the
heir to the throne on a tour of the world.
He only got as far as Colombo, where he
was obliged to leave the ship owing to his
scandaolus behaviour. The archduke has
since been mixed up in a number OF at
fairs and vas confined for some months
in an 3Syfu:H,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
THE RREL-LQ"|W WEDDING
THE RICHMOND TELEPHONE SER
VICES WILL BE MADE ONE.
ALDERMEN CALLED TO MEET.
Board VIII Convene Next Monday
Night to Pass Unon the Petition
There Will DC No Objection I'm
less It is Legal Ono.

The Richmond Telephone Company has
petitioned the City Council for permits
sion to dispose Of its property to the
Bell Telephone Company. thus consoli-
dating the two companies.
President William NJ. Turpn yester-
day afternoon directed City Clerk Ben.
T. August to issue a call Cor a meeting
of the Board of Aldermen 10 consider the
question as follows:
''Sir.-You will issue. a cali for a special
meeting Of the Board of Aldermen for
Monday. December %, 1902, at $50 P. NJ.
to consider petition from the Rich
mond Telephone Company to dispose of
its property TO the Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company"
While DESTROYS of absorbing the Rich
naond Telephone Company, the Bell Com
pany, does not wish to do SO unless it is
entire accord with the sentiments and
wishes Of the people Of the city. It de-
sires to transact the deal if at all,
openly and above board, and for the mu-
tual interests Of the company and OF the
public
To this end the following petition has
been circulated among the subscribers to
the new phone" and many Of them
have signed it:
eve. the undersigned subscribers for
TELEPHONE service in Richmond, va. be-
lieve that there is no advantage in hav-
ing two companies in operation, but on
the contrary, consider it an actual dis
advantage involving much unnecessary
expense and annoyance, and If the man
agers OF the two companies can come to
an agreement by which the Richmond
Telephone Company's exchange can De
consolidated with the Southern Bell Iele-
phone and Telegraph Company's eS-
change, it will meet with our approval.
It is believed that if there is found
to be no insuperable legal objection TO
the consolidation Of the two companies
that its contamination will be nailed
with general satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
sC0TTsWLLE'S CHRISTMAS.
Everybody Enters Into the Senson.s
Spfrit-persoaaJ


SCoTTsvILLE. VA, December o.
cial)-Christmas shoppers from many
places are crowding the stores Red and
blue-coated Santa Clauses with their lit
tie packs and a bit Of winter green tuck
ed under one arm. as we'll as dimpIe-
laced doliics peeping out through a net
work OF tinsel ropes. lend a holiday air
TO the-shop windows, and the angels of
peace and good will seem to hover over
all
c. T. Hull. Louisville: Z. Manck. Lynch
burg. w. E. Wingfeld Richmond; ].
hendrick. Manchester; are registered at
the Home Hotel.
Professor w. ~ Shepherd arrived here
from Richn1 ono on Tuesday.
Mr.. r. r. Peasants has been threat
ened with pneumonia
Mr.. Robert Blackburn is out again after
an attack of measles
Mr. and Mrs. ". c. White. of Hard
ware, are in town.
Mr.. David Pitts and Mr. Crisp. of Bal
unore. are expected here shortly TO hunt
Rev. Wilmer Gresham preached at 81
John Sunday. despite the Indictment
weather.
Genera! J. c. Hill came UP from Rich
nond This week
Nj. JEFF Durrett is at home for the holi-
days, from Blacksburg.
"A valuable horse belonging to Dr.. James
Kart was badly cut recently on a barhed
wire fence.
Rev. j. +. Daniel has been quite sick.
and has not yet recovered.
Mr. Jonathan Pitts is visiting his FAM
lily here.
There will be candy stew at Mrs. A
+. Bowles' on Tuesday night, for the
young people of the neishborhood.
Dr. Swathmey. Judge Hanckel, and Mr.
" Mason billiard. are expected at Chester
this week
Mr. w Henry Londeree. Of Ditchley.
Va. viii be at home for the holidays.
Mr.. Edward Moon is in ScottsyiIle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
JURY CHARGES NEGLIGENCE.
. Coroner Investigates tie Death OF
Private Silcs TyoIiyer

ALEXANDRIA. VA, December 3
(SpeciaLl--A Coroner s jury met here this
morning and conducted an inrsstIgaticl
into the circumstances atrending the
death OF Private Silas Woliyert of the
Forty-seyeuth Company. Coast Arttl Ary.
United States army, stationed at Fort
noon at the Alexandria Hospital as TIE
result Of an accident earlier in the after
noon on the Washington, A. xandria and
Mount Vernon railroad. 4 short distance
below this city. Several witnesses were
examined after which the jury returned
the verdict that the deceased had come
TO his death at the tins and 2, ace tndt-
Gated by a fracture OF the skull result
ing from being struck on the head by
the signal beam which at that place Is
used for service on both tracks. and that
his death was due TO the carAlesssness
and negligence Of the officials Of the
Southern railroad in rot PROVIDING for a
safe ard secure faStenine for the b IN.
SOME ONE REMOVED THE BOLT.
William Vernon and Henry Burke. con-
ductor and niotorulan- respectively OF r!s
electric car. gave evidence which showed
that tfte sfEral gate was in its position
across the track of the Southern branch
when the electric car approac hed. Then
il sH1Ine, around ard caught the car near
plnyees of the Southern road was TO the
effAct that the gate had been fastened
with a bolt through a stap'e when last
used for the passage OF q train w H F
had bs%n used before, but of late. ha
said. the bolt had been sub stirutsd. The
Southern railroad employees all expressed
the oninfon ti7at some one must nave re-
moved IT,. bolt r*+r- the track had been
used by the company.
No ONE CLAIMS TIE BODY.
Officers a t Fort Hunt have stated that
unless some relative comes forward to
claim the body of Private Woliver is
will be inferred IN Arlington Cema-ery
Corporal Thomas n. Applaby. VINO was
eeverely injured in tFe accident in which
his companions was Killed. is reported to
be doing well at the Alexandra Hospital
He also sustained a fracture rhA skull
MISS ALICE LAMRERT'S FUNERAL.
The remains of Miss Alice Lambert
who died Sunday in Washington we're
buried to-day from Patrick Episcopal
church. in Fairfax She was % years
81 age, and was a daughter Of DR. H c.
lambert. of Occaquan. Prince William
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
Christina. Entertainment

The Christmas entertainment ei7-en n
me Dorcas Glass of the First Baptist
church yesterday evening was a most
deliehttul affair. The decorations con-
, sisted OF an imitation garden wall the
wall We're three holly wreatl1s through
which peered the heads of the little tots.
who sang the story of the birth Of
thrist The room was Decorated with
CEDAR and holly tied up with red ribbons
reaching TO the chandeliers The rest
OF the programme consisted Of singing
by the Dorcas Glass and several solos
ny Miss Lillian Taylor. Will, q recitation
ny MRS. Z. G. Burton. The music was
MT the direction Of Mrs Cofar. Miss
Cofer, and Professor Watson. To each
child was given a present and a box of
candy.
Mrs. L. B. Janney. the president Of tho
Dorcas Glass, deserves much credit for
he pleasant time which was given to
all those present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
-rp. cans FOR TO-DAY.

severai extra cars will be run over
tho Manchester and Hull-streef lines 70
day to accommodate the .hohdaF Sli"p-
pers. ,aos
"a Il, bringing about better schedules on
-Ta Manchester lines within the last lew
6ays. The cars are heated and seem to
2s in a better condition than heret9 2121,i
Conductor Z. 2. Nunnally, OF the Hull
r+raet Inc has received' special praise
for Keeping his car in such a sood coIui-
non ana making some OF the best reports TVS
armed in by any of the conductors ot'
r,a,36l,rto- Toper has also made a good
.to..i,,q He was recently married TO a
,1rettv young lady Of Swansboro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
D. w. BAUGHMAlJ KILLED,
Attempted to Jump on Il Southern
Train ut LFnchburG

LYNcHBCRG. VA, Dec. 2S-(spe-
ciai.)-p. w Laughinan was killed this
morning on the Southern railroad.
Baushnan jumped en- a train aud the
door OF the vestibula car was closed. He
chung to his dangerous position. but was
knocked off as the train was passing
through the freight yard. He was then
struck by the yard engine and cut 10
pieces
From, papers found in his pockets, it
seams that BaUghman represented the
Wood bending Company of Bridgeport,
Conn. and purchased timber for the com
pany in this section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
1922 NOT HAVE TURKEY,

ga. sarrean, ]. e. Saunders SAID las.
,1erirr that lie could not ahora 10 80 80
sts prisoners on turkey to-morro"- ny
,,,sce Of turkeys is toe hlgh ana liis ~
oners will have TO take cillcken ' ,ls'edu
r,f course. the prisoners will get CAKE aho
bread a plenty and otheF >" ''h' : Ga
things to eat.
who is 10 be hanged January sth. WIZ
orobs i,lv receive q better dinner thall ihe
rest OF the prisoners. as ii Will pTooaplS
he his last Christmas on Garth lie Is
being gaarded by AIcssrs. William foFsee
and j. IL Wilkinson. The condefllilS"
mans father will carry him LOT OF dcll-
cacjes tomorrow. 1t has been hFe
months s!nca Davis killed john Henry
stokes. lie has been q prisoner since the
morning after The murder was commit
May BE pARDoNED TO-DAY.
Alexander Ny Williams may be released
from tfs Manchester jail by this
evening on q pardon granted by Cover
nor Montague.
for stealing So from g Richmond man.
Since that time his family have been IN
great distress and a petition was gotten
IN and presented to Governor Montague
Representative D. l. Toney and Slty
Sergeant J. G. Saunders called on Gov
ernor sfon1a que yesterday and urged him
10 grant the pardon before Christmas.
which NAV be issued in time TO allow
Williams 10 spend the holidays with ms
family
Tobn y saueh seventy-one years old.
d3ed Yesterday at his home in the Mid
lothian turnpike rear Bethlehem church
The cause Of his death was heart tail
Gre.
Mr.. 5augh was in Manchester last Fri
tav and seemed to be in the best OF
health His death has caused much re-
sret among his friends. especially those
who served with him during the civil
war He was a member OF Company 8,
Chesterfield Troop, OF the Fourth Vir-
sinia Regiment.
aIr. Eaugh is survived by his wife. two
children and brother and sister. His
children are John b. Jr.. and Floyd
Baueh His brother and sister and 7. ].
5augh and Mrs Marshall Cooke,
The funeral Will take place from the
Bethlehem church this morning at
10 O'Clock The Rev. Z. /. Gwathmey. of
;2ichmond. will conduct the service.
WAS GALLANT SOLDIER.
In speaking OF Mr.. Baugas death last
evening, Judge W. / Clopton said that
he was a gallant soldier and man of
high character. he was held in high
esteem by all who knew IN.
Mr. Eaugh fought bfavely during the
sar and received much praise from Cap
Ain Ball.
Mr.. Baugh was an intimate friend of
MIR B. Il. Morrissett. Of the firm Of 3.
II. Aorrissett & Son. Of Manchester. Mr.
sIorrssr,t ATTENDED the school taught by
NJ BaNgh in Chesterfield county several
.ears ago
IN THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Christmas services will be con-ucted in
the Oak Grove Baptist church tomorrow
afternoon at 800 O'Clock Sabv the Rev.
Il. II Moore and the Rev L. !. Smith.
MI William j, Morrissett Will sing ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
A FIRE AT FLOYD.

w. Scott,s Large Store and Goods
Were Destroyed.
FLOYD, VA, Dec. 23.-fSpecial.)-w
Scots large brick store house with stock
OF goods. was burned last night The fire
originated in the store-room. 1t was dis
covered about o'clock by person sleep
Ing over the store and nothing was saved
out OF the store-room. A considerable
quantity OF heavy goods was saved from
the other part OF the building and from
the basement
The building was insured in the Viz
gala Fire and Marine Company for
s2,SQo The goods were insured fer $500
IN the London and Liverpool and North.
ern Insurance Company Of England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
ROBERT R. COLE NO MORE.
Sudden Death OF Prominent James
CITY Resident.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, December %
(Specal)--Mr. Robert r. Cole, one of the
wealthi.st and best known citizens Of
this community. died, suddenly late this
try home, on College Landing road. MI.
Co.'s was in Williamsburg as late as 2
o'clock to-day, and seemed in his usual
health. When the news came that he
was dead, it created profound sensa-
ton. Deceased was about Sc years of age,
and was the oldest son of the late Robert
F. Cole, SO we'll known in this section of
Virginia. He was the descendant OF an
Old and honored family and was man
surviving brother is Mr.. H. D. Colo, OF
this city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the residence, and the
interment will be in Cedar-Grove Gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
DR.. w. S. G0RDON's BOOK.
Volume by weIl-Known Richmond
Physician is Attracting Attention.

Physician is Attracting Attention.
Dr.. ". S. Gordon, Of this city, has
just published a volume Of Virginia llisto-
ries. which will attract wide attention.
"Recolections of the Old Quarter DR..
Gordon has called the volume and the
stories which it contains Of the people
who used to live out in the quarters,
are as entertaining as any which have
come from the pens OF Southern writer's,
Notwithstanding the fact that among
these are some Of the best-known names
in American literature. The stories, TO use
a 1lackneyed term. ..snlacll Of the soil .
The doctor tells stories OF. Virginia dar
kies. and whites, too. that recall to the
mind OF every man who has ever gotten
taste of Virginia country life, his expe-
rienccs among the rural whites and dar
k,as The stories are in dialect-really
scientific dialect, as is promised by fore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
The
Won1an's Corner.
Wednesday, 2lth.
Reduction Sac Of
Fine hish-Class
WoolIen WaIstS.

Not every size OF every Style
makes broken stocks-hence rha
cut Ill price But your size may
be among them.
All-Wool Tricots. tucked bacs
and front, full sleeves, were
SI.5o, now SI.oo.
All-Wool French and Botany
Flannel Waists, made in the best
style, tucked and with full sleeve,
perfectly tailored, were S2.oS.
now SI.oS.
Best quality French Flannel
Waists, finely tailored, were
SS.9S and S-4t.-lS, now S2.qS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
Hoods 5ursaparilla
and Pills

Remove all humors. overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
anvigorate the whole system.
nad salt rheum on my hands so that /
could not work. took Hoods Ssrsapar,,,a
na IL Grove out the hnmor. continued
40 use III the sores disappeared" MRS,
aA4 y. BROWN, Rumford Fails, Ne.
.,'a oods Sarsnparilla promises 10
snd Keeps the promise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
WILL PROVOKE A CONTEST.


Liquor Ordinances Reconamcneca ny
the Committee Monday Night.
The ordinances which were recommends
ed by the Committee on ordinances Mon
day night concerning the removal Of
screens from before bars during the hours
at which liquor traffic is prohibited, and
providing that those to whom licenses
are granted must submit to police in
specton Of their premises are expected to
provoke a strenuous fight when they come
I'D for action in the Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
SUCCEEDS C. J. THOMPSON.
r. b. Garland Elected Baptist FicI'

Secretary.
The Baptist State Mission Board met
yesterday and elected r. 3. Garland
Field Secretary. He is now a lay evan
selst. but was formerly in the employ
of the old plumbing firm Of John Y.
Gresham e. Company, and afterwards
with the Wiittle-Sydnor Company.
Mr.. Garland was elected to succeed the
Rev. c. J. Thompson, who resigned his
position some weeks ago to accept a
call to Durham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
.ALI Hun1ors

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care OF without help, there is
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pinples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss Of appetite, that tree
feeling, bilious turns, Cts of indiges-
ton, duh headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
PERCY B0GGs DROWNED.
well-I1no,vn Ashland Man Lose
His Life In New York.

ASHLAND. VA, December 2s.-tSpe-
cial)-A telephone message tonight, from
Brooklyn. n. r. gives the information
that Mr.. Percy Bosgs. of this place, was
drowned to-day. No definite particulars
could be obtained The remains will be
sent here tomorrow. He was son: OF
the late DR.. Rogss, Of the Methodist
church. and we'll known, not only in Rich
mond, but in Gloucester county where he
conducted fer some time successfully a
large sch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
Globe Co.'s supper.

The Globe Clothing Company will give
their EMPLOYEES a supper at Murphv's
Hotel to-rtght. This firm has made thu.
an established custom. and the occasion
is looked forward to with great plea
sure by every employee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
SIR. Covvarain to Leave.

Mr.. Cowardn, civil engineer for the
Passenger and Power Company, will
sever his connection with the company
after January 1. Mr.. Cowardin is highly
spoken OF by the officials of the company
and they regret having to dispense with
his services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24

NJ James -zunnally won the suit OF
c,ctbes raffle8 off by the members OF 1ne
Manchester Fire Department ias1 slisi.
4 large number of persons Were iles .s.,e
10 sec the wheel 50 ronnu; lis.as' ,,sl5
was the lucky nurnuer anu 'i'aS
~. Afr NnnnallN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
Call to Rev. DR.. Thames.

DANNILLE, VA. December 23-tspe-
.ciall-It is currently reported that Rev
T. B. Thames, D. D., who recently re-
signed the pastorate of the First Bap-
tist church. of this city. has been called
no fill the pulpit of church in Eliza beth.
n. J.. Or. Thames preached at Eliza
beth last Sunday. The report is generally
accepted as true
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
A MIDNIGHT CAR.

Barton Heights to Have n Late
Schedule Again.
General Manager Huff has amended the
schedule on the Barton Heights line 10
allow for the first car arriving at First
and Broad street at $50 a. NJ, and the
last car leaving First and Broad streets
at midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
miller RHzondI.s.

18th a post was placed on the end OF tbs
yetty at this pace. and the hgat VIII o4
cAhtp!tad on sae uIghL OF Jt.iy !. lggZ
Gloucester Point " harf, YORK kuJr-
In oep.emoer, i5vI, the post. when ha4
oeen OF natural color. Vas painted red
Potopotank Greek. York rIver.-Thiz
structure was destroyed by the collision
of Il raft OF logs on the night of May $
1901. y temporary light was Shown from
tt5 wrCcheC structure until the post lisnC
was rebuilt, on June IS, 1901.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24

word, giving the reader the fundamentals
Of Afro-American speech.
The Illustrations are excellent. They
are made from lalf-tone photogra phs of
scenes in Eastern Virginia. and will be
recognized by many readers.
The book is gotten out by Moose Broth
ers, in Lyrchburg, and is most eninently
creditable to the publishers. The mec
chanical work. from the cover design to
the fms, is superb.
The book is for sale by the Bell Com
pany and Hunter s; Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
Oliver Typewriter Convention.

Agents and representatives from all
parts of the world will assemble in Chi
cago III the next few days in attendance
OF the Oliver Typewriter Conpany's an
nual convention. Mr.. Samuel S. Rosen-
dorf, their representative in this section.
leaves to-day to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24

Mrs. Lue Reid Cecil, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Marshall, and Master Willie Mar
shall, went to Norfolk yesterday to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Robert Reid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24

Mr.. r. r. Jones, agent for the Standard
Oil Company. with headquarters ct
Greensboro, n. c., is in the city. lie
will spend the holiday here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
/" lucille UnderSkirte -
for $3.50.

Some fine mercerized sateen.
as: those We sold for S1.25. VERY
silky appearance, but these have
seven rows OF tuckins, with the
top finished with a band OF sell
material No better quality i:
put in the ordinary one-dollar.
and-ninety- elght-cent Skirts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
Georgia Northern Bought by a. G. 4.

MACON. GA. December 23.-The Geor.
e,ia Northern railroad extending from
Pidcocls 10 Albany a distance or seventy
miles. has been bought by the Atlantic.
Coast line The price .vas something over
100000. The stock was held by the PId
cncl- I2rntnerl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24
PERSONAL. MENTION.

Mrs. John D. Potts, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin, 1OOs
Grove avenue returned to her home in
Cincinnati last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-24

Miss Susie T. Elan, Of Hampton, is
the guest of Mrs. Richard II. Claibourne,
No. OF east Marshall street