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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris will 1,a +he
guests OF Miss Carolyn Martin, in her
rome on Shafer Street, during the Horse
snow. They are expected In Richmord
next Monday. Mr.. Morris Is one of tho
Horse Show Judges.
Miss Elizabe and Miss Elise Dayen-
port Will be with their aunt. Mrs. charlie.
o. Williams, on Friday next, to remain
until after the Horse Show.
Mr.. ]. Preston Carson Is visiting friends
in Lynchburg.
DR. Henry Froehling left last night
Tor a trip to Southwest Virginia.
Mr.. George Ingles and Miss Bessie
Ha1rston 1nGles. of No. 5A West Grace
Street, will leave to-day to attend tina
f,err1n-SeaWell wedding in Gloucester
county.
Miss Katherine Foster and Miss Adele
Corling are expected back from Lynch.
burg IN time for the Horse Show.
Mrs. Helen Gray Manson, who spent
the summer at Saratoga and the early
fall IN Virginia mountains. is again es-
tablished at home for the winter.
Admirers OF Mrs. Allan Pott. on horse
back will be glad to hear that she will
ride nearly every night during tho Show.
Miss Bessie Martin Is visiting friends
at the Navy Yard in Norfolk.
One OF the handsomest Of the out-of-
town visitors, Miss Chew, of Pittsburg,
Pa. will be entertained by the Misses
Cooke. Of South Third Street.
Richmond delegates to the meeting Of
the Grand Division Of Confederate
Daughters will be welcomed in Licking
ton to-day by Mrs. Andrew Esull and
Miss Sue Davidson. the cousin Of DR..
John Davidson, OF Richmond. The meet
the chapel OF Washington and Lee Uni.
versity.
Charlottesville society will be much
occupied over the Elliott Mallett and
Rogers-Ltle weddings.
The Deep Run Hunt Club will keen
open house during Horse Show week.
and as most OF the out-of-town visitors
are friends OF the club members, many
pleasant social gatherings will be doubt
less held there. A stag hunt has been
arranged to take place toward the close
OF the week.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Dietrich are ex-
pected to arrive next week. West
BROOK Mrs. Young's country home. is
lovely now, and If the talked-of house
party is held there. great deal OF en-
joyment will doubtless result. Mrs.
Young and Mrs. Dietrich, who was
formerly Miss Edna Young. were always
very popular in Richmond.
AmonS the handsome horses to be
seen at the Horse Show Mrs. Henry,
Harwood's "Jaybird" will be most no.
ticeable.
Mr.. E. B. Sydnor has returned from
New York. He will drive and ride e3s
r. arc '.Ethelene'' at the Show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08
FLOATING DRY DOCK
Ono At Havana Will Be Brought to
Pensacola Yard.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. 7.-Secre-
tary Moody has decided to have the
floating dry-dock at Havana transported
to the Pensacola Navy Yard rs soon as
1t can be made ready for the voya ge-
Constructor Taylor. at Havana, has re-
ported that temporary repairs. whiNk
will fit the dock for the short trip across
the Florida Straits to Pensacola. can be
made at the cost OF few thousand dol
lars, and once at Pensacola the extern
s1ye damage sustained through the col
lapse Of the dock can be repaired at
leisure It was in contemplation to make
these repairs at Havana, but the pres
ence OF this symbol of United States au--
thor1ty in the principal harbor of the
island was annoying the Cubans and the
removal was ordered In Difference to
their feelings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08
ToiMeet To-Day.

The committee representing this citizens
meeting recently held in the Chamber OF
Commerce to take steps to put down vice
in the city will meet In the Office OF
Hon. J. Garland Pollard, chatran. at
o'clock this afternoon. It is believed the
meeting will result in the formulating OF
some plan OF action, and the arranging
for a big mass-meeting.
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~ =; a ~.
NEW llAIN-STREEI 0ulA91o0
IN EzsTECT SEPT. q -
LlAvr ;RYc;1HI.IIlleoon

LEAVE RICHAo0n 3; \:
IN EVTEC1 oC1OBnB 9 - Q 49,
to A. e, except suaAay. - -
S.Ss q Il daily. ise SolS Foa.e x.s1
News and Norfolk. Two hosss anA = H0
g Norfolk. Stops wiiliamsossG Ns~1es.s ax 49,
800 ;. .. d..ly. .1ssss ssssay q. &C
Point +. Nswpess Ssys Az s .a H. 49,
Newport Views and Hampton -oaly- 1s6ss II
ior Car Gordonsvtils to Old Point. Cbanss0
Cape Charles steamers; at NORFOLK With OF
Dominion steamers for Nav York.
~, s:o So, daily s S..Doss 50 q: e
80 MAIN LlNE--wEsrBouNp.
1910 A. T., local. eScspt Sunday % cnfso
Forge. Connects for Orange. cuiospsr. cslvs-
400 2. X, daily. Cincinnati and Lsuisv,lsss
Express. Parlor Car q Gords.evfli: Paii1sM
A local train from Gordonsvtlis to stasaks
follows for local stations, except sunday
5:1o T. T.. except Sunday. accomnodas1oa
boswell
1900 P. r., "st. Louis aud Chicago Special
daily, with Pullman Sleepers 10. HuntinGeoS
and Gordonsville to Cincinnati. IndianspoliN
st. Louis and Chicago. Dining Car attached q
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Resney and S.w Psp
b:15 2. M, except sunday to Bremo.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point 1905 4. d
and $3.50 P. NJ. daily; HAS A. =. aaa IL
P. n, except Sunday.
MAIN LINE. 80
From Cincinnati and the West. TO 4. -
daily. and $3.50 P. NJ. daily. Local: $50 l.. y,
except Sunday. and 7:15 P. NJ. except sunday
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
6:35 P. NJ, daily, and $40 A. u. sxcsS
Sunday.
Apply ne 800 East Main Street. oO3 Ease
Main Street. Murphy's Hotel Je1sseon ~
and Mains Street Station for further informa0eQ
rates. tickets and Pullman reservations.
W. O. WARTHEN. Dis. Pass Art.
q. e. DOYLE II. w. FULLER.
0en'l Manager. Gen'L Pass. AT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08

FoRr MYER, VA, OCT. 6. 1s02.-sEAL-
ed Proposals, In trlplicate. for extending
Water Main will be received until 10
M OCTOBER 20, 1902 Information on
application. u. 8. reserves the right TO
accent or reject any or all bids or any
part thereof Envelopes containing bids
should be endorsed Proposals for Water
Main" addressed Capt. W. F. CLARK.
OuartermlSter.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

soHEDuAx IN EFFECT MAX Is. 1893
for ~. =. T., aAily. from Byru-Stress Stano.
sss sI. and Alexandria. Stop. at occo-
a audn sanaays Sleeping cars to Washiustos
az New 1or5. Dining Car.
80, o:ao a. ~, daily. from Nain-Street Station.
sa Dfida and Metropolitan LINKED for Washing.
AIs1snora oeys s, Stops at srsderickseafS ane
aeoommoa.1;on except SUNDAY from Eiba ssnIsn:
S SIas , for Washington and beyond Stop. a.
Ghsrry HIN. Inclusive. Nesley. occoauan ssa
Als1and.ia: Buffet Parlor Car.
sss ton for WasSiDston aaa ana beyond. stops ss
Eloa: Glen Allen AMI local stations, Ashland to
psriar Inclusive. Seminary aud Alexandria.
st as 4;a. 2 noe except Sunday. from Bra
P1haon 10. ZOE Washington and beyond Ssse II
and A1s1andris. Buffet Parior ca. Connects
With In Congressional Limited
Station. accommodation for Fredericksburg and
intse :nI points.
for f Washington and beyond. stops at boswell
Ss@ aud Alexandria Sleeping Car to
~ s:lS 2. n. daily. from Elba ststiss tos
l Madin'nE fE1ad and beyond. ssoos at Ash
oS0 <. H. except sunday from Eoa station
r reGGommodation for Ashland and intsrmediats
"a 500 =. n, daily. from Bryd-strest Station
Ashan And 9oe At n9:
Brooke. widowatei. Quantico and Alsaandria.
stops 81, at other stations Sunday. Sleeping Car
R n,Is5 to New York and Washington to
t,o Has F. NJ. except Sunday. from Elb. Sta
d dlo9 accommodation for Ashland and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o:.o =; r., except Sunday, at Elba Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediates
sts s;xS a. H.. except Sunday. at Byrd-srsst
Staten
Brooke: FEedericksburg. Milford. boswell. Ash
aea and Eie. Stops other stations Sunday
1901 ?. NJ, except SUNDAY. at Byrd-shest
Station. stops ut local Stations Washington to
Ashland. Inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Par
2:o2 P: H.. daily. at Eloa Station. stops at
Ale1andr!a Lorton. Occoquan, fredericksburg
ana nn, Milford. Sleeping Car from New York
s:os = n, daily. .. n.,n-str... station.
stops n =, az Aie1andrla Fredericksbnrz Mil;o:J
York.
$500 P: NJ, except Sunday. at Elba station,
accommodation 1som Ashland apc intermediate
7:ls ?. H., daily. at Bryd-strest station.
stops at Al s7dI poswsl
ana a1 Bling cs
$3.50 P. n. daily. at Byrd-st,eee statios.
to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Buff
1929 2 NJ. daily. at Main-stree. s.at,os.
Alexandria. Fredericksburg. boswell and Ash
land. Sleeping Cars from New York.
1900 P. NJ, except Sunday. at Elba Station.
accommodation from Ashland.
". P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manages.
". D. DUKE. General Manager.
!. T. D. MYERS. President.
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OTHER PROPERTIES.

h
OTHER PROPERTIES
Sic te) Steam Engines and Boilers. Ma
chinery and connections and appurte-
nances thereto belonging; all Engines.
Boilers and other Machinery. Buildings.
Erection, Fixtures, Implen ents. Tools and
critics, Improvem ents, Franchises and Es-
itates upon. on and in any Of the afore-
said lands. including the franchise OF
turing Company to ba a corporation.
There have been opened on these prop
critics three or more mines. the one at
all necessary mining machinery. and
from these openings it has been demon-
strated that underlying. these lands there
is an almost inxhaustible supply OF BIZ
luminous and mi-anthracite Goals; and
there is on the lands sufficient timber for
all mining purposes: and. in the opinion
of those of experience In coal mining
who have examined these mines. the
fords an opportunity for most profitable
investment.
Also 57e shares Of the capital stock Of
Company. which said shares constitute
practically all Of the capital stock Of
said Tuckahoe & James River Railroad
Company, and II Railroad Cars and
Wood Cars.
TERMs-The said property, real and
personal. will be sold as a whole or In
such lots or parcels as the b so undersigned
the following terms, viz:
One-third of tho purchase money to be
paid In cash and the residue on a credit
Of one and two years in equal INSTALL
ments, taking from the purchaser, or
purchase notes for the deferred pay
ments. bearing interest from the day OF
sale: title to the property sold to be
retained until the purchase money there
for is fully paid and conveyance there
Of is ordered by the court. but the pul-
chaser of any property sold under this
decree may apply to the court and will
be allowed to pay all OF any :, greater por-
money in cash. On application to the
court a conveyance will be ordered to the
purchaser and trust deed taken to Sc
cure the unpaid purchase money; but II
the holders OF any. bonds. secured by the
Richmond Coal Mining 8: Manufacturing
Trust Company Trustee. bearing date
April l, 1887. (Which deed constitutes
first Hen on all OF the above properties)
shall at said sale become the. purchasers
Of SAID property. such purchasers shall
have the right to use their said bonds in
such basis as said bonds would be en-
titled to share in the proceeds Of sale:
that is to say, said bonds, respectively.
may be used as cash In paying said pur-
chase money to such extent. as said
bonds. respectively. would be entitled to
proceeds arising from the sale OF said
= o''i : CHAs. T. o'FERRALL
r. w. WATKINS
e. A. SHEPHERD.
JOHN a LAMB,
Special Commissioners
r. B. CHAFF1N & CO.. INC.
" .
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AUCTION SALB9-yCTURE DAYS.
r. B. chanin q CO.. Incorporated.
MoveiSh e CHM.
Real Estate uct1onssrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
AT GAYToN, VA,
Of that valuable Coal Mining Property.
Of the
RICHMOND COAL MINING AND
MANUFACTURING CO.,
known as the
Clayton Coal Mines
situate In the Counties Of Henrico and
Goochland, Virginia, about e miles
west Of the City Of Richmond.
and on the line Of the
TUckAHoE AND JAMES RIVER
RAILROAD,
which connects with the
JAMES RIVER DIVISION OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

In pursuance Of two DEGREES Of the CIR.
cult Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Virginia one rendered
on the 9th day of June. 1902. and the
other on the I'd day OF August. 1902, at
Richmond Va, in tho equity cause there
IN pending of Emma D: Gay. who sues.
&C.. vs.. Richmond Coal Mining and Man
uracturing Company and others, we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.

MATERIAL TO Er
used on extension Of wall for Virginia
State Penitentiary, Richmond. Va Bids
will be received until IL NJ. WEDNES-
DAY. October Sth. for CEMENT,
BROKEN STONE and EXPANDED
METAL, to be delivered at once on the
grounds Of the Virginia State Peniten-
!. fiarv. Address HOWARD H. HOLT,
SInf of Construction for P. Thornton
Niarye, Architect. office of Virginia
State Penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08

Train No. IS leaves Richmond D:10 A. NJ,
daily for Petersburg, Sorlina, n. c.. and all
intermediate points. Connection mt Norlina
with train arriving Henderson 2:t0 P. N. and
Raleigh $3.50 P. n, daily, and Durham i 2. II.
daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington, New
York and the East daNy-No. 81 at 5:45 A. n.
and No. e6 Il sos z. II.
all Florida East Coast points and Cuba ana
Texas, Mexico and California.
e:S5 4. ~, No. 81 From all points South
o:45 p 81, No. SO from NorlIna y, c.,
Petersburg and local points.
SLEEPING CAB SERVICE.
No. 81 and 3LF1or1da and Metropolitan
limited Pullman Drawing Room and Sleep
icg.Cars between New York and Tampa YES
tibuled Coaches between New York and Jack
sonville. Pullman SleepIng-Cars daily bervses
jacksonville and Tampa. Also. through Draw
Ing Room SleepIng-Cars between New York and
Atlanta, and Cafe-Cars between Hamlet and
Atlanta and Hamlet and Savannah.
Nos. p and G6-Seaboard Fast Nail. Pull
man Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping-cars be-
tween New #York and Jacksonville. conApstina
ne Hamlet with Slesptng-Car to ana fron Ae.
i.nfa In connection with which through Pull
mar tickets are sold. Pullman Parlor. Carp be-.
tween JacksonYills and Tampa. Finest Day
eoasD ". !. NAY. City Ticket Ar,.t
z P SMITH. District Passenger Agent
,phone 40S. 1909 East Main qtra.t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08
Bay Line
20 Baltimore
Via C. & Q. Railway and
Old Point
IL S. MAIL ROUTE.

1.ave Richmond wa. ChesaDeako and
ohio Railway daily. except Sunday. ut =
Gn NJ y. connecting at Old Point with the
f1.;.nsrn steamers Of the Old Bay Line
,..SWine ct 7:l5 p. n. arriving Baltimore
: 20 A II. in time TO 1ako oonnsct1o0
9TH Ill trains North. East and Wet
Shart rail ride and all night on one OF the
3on.t steamers in Southern waterA Re.
nt,,rninG. arrive Richmond 1000 A -.
seliy: except M 10 asgar., ,n,orn.t,o, .,
a. General offices Chesapeake and Ohlo
GnHsY. Richmond Transfer Company
80 49, East Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08

Lloyd, OF Baltimore: Bessie Hairston In
giles. OF Richmond: Hettie Catlett James.
OF Newport News: Marietta oInglu0. OF
Baltimore; Bertha Perrin Naylor and
Margaret Arthur Tabb. OF Gloucester. MT.
William r. Perrin. Of Baltimore. will be
best man. and Messrs. John Taylor ger
nm. John Tyler Seawell, John Tabb. Jesse
r. 11inkle. Stanley Beckwith, of Peters
burg: Dr.. John W. c. Jones, Joseph Cur
tbs James. William c. L. Taliaferro and
Ray Nicholson, will act as ushers. 1t
Is not often that q prospective wedding
arouses moro interest than this has al
ready done. A large reception at the
Shelter the brides home, will fol-
low the ceremony.
Invitations have been received In Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II. Dooley
for the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Ha1eline Dooley and Mr. George Stark
Norfieet. The ceremony will be performed
Wednesday, October 22d. at $3.50 P. NJ. In
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church.
Warrington. D. C. The young couple,
who have many Richmond friends, will
be at homo after November in Winston
Salem, N. c.
f. nc bOaIU OIL NldIldS gers OIL IN4 EASSO.
cha ton for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities met at noon yesterday in the
rooms OF the Virginia Historical Society
building. This treasurer's report and the
report Of committees occupied the time
OF the meeting. Tho prospect for a good
winters work is all that could be desired.
ladies present were Mrs. J. 3. Ightfoot,
Mrs. J. g. Wexford Mrs Archer Ander-
son. Mrs. w. S. Murray, Mrs. c. w. P.
Erock, Mrs. A. G. Bruce. Mrs. Powell
Dunn. Mrs w. T. Robins, Mrs. Finders
Robinson. Mrs r. L. Traylor and Miss
Kate Mason Rowland.
Tho Rosebud Society Of Asbury Meth
odlet Episcopal Church gave very pleas
ant entertainment Monday night Captain
John Lamb made the address of the eve
Ming. Mr.. Edmund MasEie and Miss Nan
ntn Dabney were made life members OF
TIE society. Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Bales.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Perkins. mr.. B. Ber-
maid Burton and Mr.. Reginald Walker
participated in musical programme.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
meets this morning in the Second Pres
byteIian Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.

$4,000 cash. balance in monthly install.
ments, extending through a period OF
FIVE YEARS, with simple six per cent
interest. or moro cash, at the option OF
Commencing at I o clock P. NJ. in order
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER sTH.
No. HOS ST. John Street.
No 14 Couts Street. No. Bacon Street
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBEK siH.
No. 1877 West Jackson Street
No, 1903 North Sixth street
No 731 North Ninth Street.
ON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10TH
No. GIT North Seventeenth Street.
No. zoos North Twenty-first Street.
Be prompt. secure bargain. and then
YOU can vote.
A. ]. CHEWING CO.,
Auctioneers.
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FRIDAY. TIE nth DAY OF

FRIDAY, TIE nth DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1902
beginning at II O'Clock NJ: offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder;
on the Premises. at Clayton. IN SAID
property, rights and franchises OF the
said Richmond Coal Mining & Manufac-
turing Company, to-wit:
REAL ESTATE.
LIST. A tract of land containing 342N
ceres acre Z. lying on both sides OF the Tucka-
"a a tract Of land containing 144A
acres. adjoining the above-named tract.
50. a tract Of land containing 43 acres
4th: a tract Of land containing s54 $40
acres, lying on Tuckahoe Creek and adj
joining the abovs-described lands.
6th. tract of land containg 2s5 acres.
9Th. A tract OF land containing POS acres.
lying on Walnut Branch.
It'll. "A tract Of land known as Mag
gie's.. lying on Tuokahoe Creek and
9Th. A tract OF land containing q acres.
lying on Tuckahoe Creek. near Carbon
Hill Mines" All Of the above lands lie
in Henrico county.
600 acres, lying partly in said county Of
Henrico and partly in the county Of
Goochland. on Tuclsahoe Creek. and
10th. A tract Of land containing sos
acres. lying on said Tuckahos Creek, in
said county OF ,Goochland. known as
18th. A tract of land containing Nh
acres, and all mineral rights in g acres
adjoining the same, situated In said
county OF Goochland.
18th. An undivided 81 in and to tract
of land containing 70 acres. lying betw cen
tracts above designated as tracts Nos.
2 and g.
All OF the above described tracts Of
land adjoin or are in close proximity to
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SEABOARD.
AIR LINE Railway

and Southwest, Florida. Cuba, Texas Califor-
mia and Mexico. reaching tho capitals Of SIX
States.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IS. 1904
TRAINS LEAVE R1CRMoNp-AtAIN-STR
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SLEEPING cAR SERVICE.

W. J. NAY. City Ticket Ass,t
p. SMITH. District Passenger Agent.
Phone. 4o5. 1000 East Main Street.
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". P. TAYLOR. Traffic Nanas.s.
". D. DUKE. General Manages. Z
l. T. D. MYERS. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08

The wedding Of Miss Norma Sweeney
TO Mr.. Horace Shepperson. will take
place October 18th. Miss Sweeney Is
the daughter OF Mr.. Charles II. Sweeney.
Mr. Shepperson is an employe Of the VIII
liam z. Trigg Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris will be the
guests OF Miss Carolyn Martin, In her
home on Shafer Street, during the Horse
snow. They are expected In Rchnfnad
n It Monday. MI. Morris Is one Of the
Horse Show judges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16
GROW YOUR
OWN STRAW BERRIES

We had our last dish Of strawberries
for supper today, writes an all round,
farmer in the New York Tribune Farm-i
er. They tasted just as good as the
first Of the season. If we could have
them until snow flies ! think II would
be the same way. We never would tire
Of the luscious fruit. They seem sweet
err than ever since we have had them
from our own garden. II did not seem
to us we ever could do anything grows
ing Strawberries. That was before we
tried. Is not that the way with many
things? We fail because we think Of
nothing but failure.
Shall we tell you how we came to
muster up courage enough to try2 The
berries we bought were so stale and
wllted by the time they reached us that
we did not enjoy them very much. They
made us almost sick every time we ate
them, Finally We became reckless, and
determined to risk a few dollars on
the crop anyway. We drew a lot of
clean barnyard manure out OF the plat
we intended TO pillow for berries. plow-
ed Il deep, narrowed II thoroughly and
drew line. Four kinds Of berries had
been recommended TO us-Excelsior,
Ridgeways, Samples and Clydes. These
ripen one after the other and this year
we have eaten them morning, noon and
night. and between meals also. The
first year we kept the runners all clip
ped. The weeds were not allowed TO
get a start, and when cold weather
came we mulched them with buck
wheat straw. but We never Will again,
for there will be more or less OF the
seed left In the straw, and this all came
up the next year Dat straw is far
better. Now we know we can raise
strawberries, and we advise other
farmers to go and do likewise And
begin now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-16

roe, last night, says the Reaper, Witt
two other men, Clifford spiccr was
probably fatally hurt by falling on his
head from the buggy. About o'clock
he and his companions, George n,
keene and George Rasmussen, started
over TO Monroe In a buggy When
passing the LIsonbee ranch. Just this
side of Monroe a dog ran out at the
outfit and scared the horses 10 they be-
gan to run. Splcer raised up and drew
a pistol 10 shoot at the dog Just as the
wheels struck chuck In the road. He
was thrown from the buggy on to the
hard ground and rocks. His compan-
ions stopped the horses, got him into
the buggy and took him TO Monroe,
where his wounds were dressed and he
was otherwise cared for I'LL the arrival
OF DR.. Lorlng this morning. The doc
tor reports that the man II fatally In
jured He is terribly bruised on the
temple, left cheek and lower jaw, his
left arm Is paralyzed and he has been
unconscious since the accident.
BAKER. sEEGMILLER NUPTIALs.
Frank K seegmiller and Miss Eta
Baker prominent and popular educa-
tors OF Sevler county, were married at
the Salt Lake Temple yesterday. They
are now visiting for few days with
friends In the metropolis They VIII re-
turn on the 18th inst. and here make
their future home.