The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-11
VIII HAVE FACTORY
FOR YEAR LONGER On & /
Young Een Fave a Costly Wild
TuIk-y Huat.
REV. J. H. BARNES RESIGNS.
New Shirt Factory at Urbanna Com
p.e,ed-Mr. To aney shoots Away
Several Of HIS Own Toes.
Ha.ds Gang t. tn. Mines.
New Shirt Factory at urbanna Com
pteted-Mr. T.J ai.ey shoots Away
Especial Dispatch to The Times-)


FF..I,ult1ltAop,tte . Va. >os u
The new Eagle Shoe Company. organ
lzSu last "een at Newport ->e~s, w.,icn
means a transfer Of the plant OF the
u.u 1.ag.e S.loe SoI1pan5 IIoin t.4is 81,
to thai pace, Will CONTINUE the operation
OF the OLD factory here until the cree
zion of the new plant at Newport News
is completed. This will be some time In
the early part Of next year
Mr.. T. B. Bingham. of Round Lake.
Illinois, has purchased the Foo.e farm.
in Stanoru cou4ty, owneu uy All. fieiits
G. ,Chesey the treasurer OF the corr
ty. Mr.. Bingham with his family will
>ake charg- ii the prGps.ty =. :. lev
days and will resi@e .hsre.
KILLED DOMESTIC TURKEYS.
Two yuu41g men or lnis city s,rttlie out
on turkey hunt came across three
fine turkeys in the woods and had no dsf-
flculty in killing two of them. as they
were not at all wild. 1t developed that
they wee domestic turkeys and belong
ed to the pet flock of thrifty farmers
wife. who lived close by. and they had to
pay up $40 in cash for the two birds III
order to avoid legal trouble
Miss Mary Lewis. well known young
lady, of k,ng George. and member 81
t[e prominent Lewis AdiAilS eAsAS
county died Yesterday afternoon at
"Marmion.'' her parental home. near the
Potomac tn funeral will be held at
noon on Tuesday.
Rev. j. H. Barnes has resigned the
pastcrate OF the Harmony Grove Bap-
list Church In NIddleseX county and the
resignation was accepted.
NEW SHIRT FACTORY.
The new shirt factory at I1rhanna. on
the lower Rappahannock, has been COM
! p'eted and all Of the machinery Is in
| place. II will start in operation to-mor-
row. There are ninetv-6ve nach'res
which will require les opera tors, includ-
ing cutters. most 1f whom a-e yptibg
ladies' and girls. There have been over
| 200 applicants for work In the factory,
! 50 it not contemplated that there will
| be any difficulty In SECURING necessary
/ labor to permanently operate the plant.
| Mr.. T. j. Talley. Of Louisa county.
| while out hunting few days ago. ston-
I ped few minutes and rested his gun
/ on his right foot. muzzle down. while
| waiting for some sign OF game. Sud
I denly from some cause the charge eS-
/ pInded and the shot pierced his shoe and
| tore Oft several of his toes.
HANDS FOR COAL MINES.
! Agents renresent'ng the coal mines In
| West Virginia have secured during the
4 m 81 few d-vs IN tt,a= 'io','-e count" nf
Louisa a large number of laborers. both
i white and cnlored. to work In the mines
| and thew have left for that section to
| begin oreration.
/ Atthe protracted meeting which closed
| at the historical Salem R,ntfet Church.
/ IN Caroline county. in which Rev. F. B.
/ Rea'e, OF King and Queen county. as
/ sisted the pastor. Rev. Andrew Broadus.
twertv-two additions to the membership
4 resulted.
/ Mr. John Thomas Rice. formerly of
| King George county. hut for some years
| nnet resident of Illinois will he mar
ried November 10th at Upper Alton, IT,
/ lincis to Miss Daisy Blanche Creswick.
| OF that place.