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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
WEDDING OF A NUN.
Sister Beatrice, of ST. Benedictine Or
der, Renounces Her Vows to Wed an
Iowa Man-Was a Miss Farrell of
Nauvoo, I'll.

New York, June 10.-Sister Beatrice,
formerly of the ST. Benedictine order,
renounced her vows to marry Robert
Vogt of TT. Madison, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
THANKS DAUGHTER OF LETTER

Queen of England Expresses Gratitude
to Lady Curzon.
Simla, June 10.-Queen Alexandra
has sent an autograph letter to Lady
Curzon of Kedleston, wife of the vice.
roy of India. expressing her great
pleasure at the beauty of the Indian
dresses. made under the direction of
Lady Curzon. for the queen to wear at
the coronation fetes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
TAX ON GRAIN is CRITICISED.

Chancellor Speaks on Free Trade WITH
Colonies in Commons.
London, June 1O.-During the debate
on the finance bill in the house OF
commons this afternoon the grain tax
came In for much criticism. Sir vii,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
Travelling Man Drops Dead.

Waterloo June 1O.-J. l.. Leonard, a
well-l1nown travelling man, dropped
dead of heart disease while at work in
a garden at his home here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10

Des Moiness June 10.-With the ther-
mometer at 72 degrees at $50 this
morning, a clear sky and no wind. to-
day promises to be one Of the hottest
of the season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
REID GIVEN A DEGREE.

CambrIdge UNIVERSITY Honors Nmbas-
sador to Coronation of Edward.
Cambridge, England, June 1o-The
degree of doctor of laws was conferred
this afternoon upon Whitelaw Reid,
special ambassador of the United
States to the coronation of King Ed
ward, by Cambridge University.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10

fact that they occur Sunday evening
Whether the ministers will be able tc
prevent these Sunday amusements Is
an open problem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
HOT WEATHER AGAIN.
Mercury Rising in Iowa and Nebraska.
With Promising of New Record for
the Season.

Omaha, June 6.-The mercury regis
tered "a at o'clock this morning, and
by the thermometer stood at 80, with
barely any wind. Indications are for
the hottest day of the season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-10
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mike Mccarty, of Mason City, Falls
From Iron Railing and is Instantly
KiiIed-Iowa Casualties and Other

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, June 10.-Mike McCarty
while sitting on an iron railing on Main
street last night lost his balance and
fell backwards down stairs, breaking
his neck. He was railroad employe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
CONNECTING Line AT
GLASGOW AGREED ON.
Will Join the Norfolk and West
ern and Chesapeake and0hio.
VICTORIA TO co INTO BLAST
Connecting Road With New Ore Mines.
Officers Elected of the Sunday
School Observation-Disclosures
Issued to Two Marriages.
tspecial dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tmes.)
LEXINGTON, VA, May 13-Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Coun-
Gil of Glasgow, Va, at the junction Of
James and Nortn Rivers, Roci1bridge
county, have settled their difficulty rela-
tive to the location of the proposed belt
line connection OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Norfolk and Western Railroads
through that town. and work, it is an
nounced. will begin at once.
After being out of blast for some time
and undergoing extensive repairs, the
blast furnace at Victoria, located near
Goshen, Rockbridge county, will shortly
go into blast. The awaiting of the dry
ing out of the lining is now the only
preventive of work being resumed. The
connecting road with the new ore mines
of James A. FRAZIER above RockbridGs
Alum Springs is now being built.
SUNDAY-sCHOcLS.
MIR. Frank T. Glasgow, vice-president
of the Sunday-school Association of
Roclzbridge county, has been elected
president of the Lexington District Sun
day-school Association, and Colonel John
win j.. Mcdowell Adair. and Robert e.
Hutton. constitute the Executive Com
naittee.
James NJ. Cpdike has purchased for
s2Qo5 of Commissioners F. 7. Glasgow
and Hugh a. White, the farm OF the
late Captain John G. Updlhe, at Buffa-
10 Forge, containing 211 acres.
WEDDING CARDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sachs. of No. 1902
Druid Hill Avenue, Baltimore, formerly
of Lexington, have Issued invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Rebeccn Sachs, and Mr.. Isaac Weinberg,
of Lexington, formerly Of Frederick,
Md, the ceremony to take place Sum
day afternoon, at $3.50 O'clock, May 25th,
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Waller, OF
Chicago, have issued invitations to the
| marriage Of their niece. Miss Mamie
Waller, to Mr.. Stuart Patterson the
ceremony to take place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller No. 40 Banks
Street, Chicago, Monday evening, at $50
O'Clock, June ID. Miss Waller has visited
Lexington and was very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
Disputanta Doings.

fSneoial Dispatch to Tia Times.1
nISPTTANTA. VA, May 1a.-Mr.
James o. F,a!son and bride returned 70
their home in this place. last night from
n tour TO Washington and vicinity.
Mr.. j. II. Dinford and bride, who left
here the same day on bridal tour, have
not yet returned, but were heard from
last night in Bluefeld.
Mr. ). A. Thacker has nearly completed
his work Of repairs on the house lately
purchased Of Mr.. Charles Gee and it now
looks like new place.
Niles Annie Harrison. OF Petersburg,
who has taught the children Of this coin.
mul,ity for three sessions. as principal
of the Disputanta graded school. at THIS
place, left here a few days ago, accom-
named by her mother, who has spent the
session with her at this place, for Baiti-
more. wi,e,e they will visit DR.. Harrison.
a brother of Miss Annic's. near that CITY.
Mr.. John Moore, a citizen OF this couh-
~. who committed suicide this week by
shooting himself, was looked upon as a
very successful farmer and good hus,-
ness man, until strong drink took q death
grip upon him, and finally. after having
Impaired his mind, drove him. in des-
paration, to committing the rash act.
Mr. T. - Brown, anticipating q S.aad
COX hunt next season, has started In by
buying a YOUNG fox from Buckingham
county and Is now raising 1t on the DOT
tie. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
THE BRADDoCK HOUSE.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Planning to Secure 1t.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.J

3
Especial Dispatch to The TimesJ :. ).
stated on excellent authority that the
Mount Vernon Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. ara seriously con-
si6ering the advisability of purchasing
the old Carlyle House, one of the Oldest
snd most interesting places of historical
interest in the city. This mouse is SIT
ua ted in the rear of the Braddock House.
where General Braddock had his head
quarters. It is now fast going. to decay,
aud it is thought that if this organization
gets held of it they will keep it up, and
thereby save it from decay. Perhaps
nearly every tourist who visits Mount
Vernon also visits the old house.
II is expected that the local chapter
Will issue an appeal to all the other
chapters throughout the country to con-
tribute toward the purchase. The Car
,.,,s Tonse was erected in 1882 by John
8 CARLYLE on a brow of hill, the base
Of which was then washed by the Poto-
mac. It is built entirely of freestone. q
lirht colcred sandstone like that Oh winch
the walls of the central part OF the Cap
,tol are composed, and was orelna!iy
entered by fine flight of steps OF the
sane stone from a beautiful lawn reach
Ing to what is known as Falrtak otreee,
and adorned by sixteen tall LoInoaroy
poplars, arranged in four paraiiei sioMs
In 1856 the details of Braddock's unior-
t,,nate expedition against Fort Du
ouesne were arranged, there by that III
Iated officer. and the Governors OF New
York. Pennsylvania. Maryland, Virginia
and North Carolina. The room IN W nlcn
their conferences took place was the OAK
,anelled parlor on the northeast. corner
ftirst floor, which, with the exception OF q
dt.ep-set window turned into closet ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
THE jim WRIGHT GANG.
Mountaineer Arrested as Accessory.

Mountaineer Arrested as accessory
People Aroused-SulIinsC College.
Especial Dispatch to The Times
BRISTOL. VA, May ia mountalneer
named Hamilton has been arrested ana
placed in Jail at Gate City, Va. on q
charge of having been an accessory to
the murder of Jefferson Roberts, at Duf-.
field. Scott county, Va. about ten days
ego Roberts, it will be remembered,
vas murdered by the Wright band OF out
laws. so charged Hamilton is quoted as
SAYING that he harbored the mufderers
at his home; that they came tnere On
Friday and were to kill Roberts on Ell Ell
day evening, but failed to find an oppor
tunity at that time. They spent the night
with Hamilton, and on Saturday morn
inp hid in the bushes along the pain
on which Roberts was to go to work.
When Roberts came along they hred on
aim. and he fell dying, with seven Dull
let-holes in his body
The authorities are stirred up over re-.
cert atrocities of the outlaws. ana are
determined to capture them, II possiu oit
Teiy are compelled to proceed WIN .ne
task in n most cautious manner, TOT the
reason that the outlaws have deciceo
eiivantape. hid away in the mountains
IS they are. It may cost rev nu1 tlsI'
lives in q, face to face encounter oelo!e
tl,e outlaws are finally routed from eleit
n' The q commencement q, at sullins College.
tue Methodist institution for young "a
dies. was concluded with the oaccE1au--
reste sermon on Sunday by Dr' ~ r.
kins, pastor of Centenary Me s'adnats
c,hnrch in Chattanooga. Tbs sraouat-
;ns class this year consisted ct !he o1 not
loving Young ladies: Misses ANNE go 10y
T,rr,s Forte Dickinson, Marie /. SoM ''i
Roberta Price, katherine Smith, Frances ear 6:
reeves. Leila Cornett, Georgia o'eAeA'
1nez Cowan and Mary Lee Hlll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
Disclaimers Contest.

fSnccial Dispatch to The Times
nAMPDBN-SID VA, May u
The competitive declaimers' contest pc
+Meen members of the two lower classes
was held SATURDAY. afternoon: d.. Dr.. J, R, zen
q, ma the Judges were Drs. J. Fl. c.
WI Winston s,, Dr.. NJ. B. Almond and J. II.
c. Bagby. The freshman class w y,s,, rep
horo Va. who spoke on ."rhe Address
Of Of F to the Roman Senate" n !,
". Kuykendall. AIoorefeld. w. Va.
..Hannibal's Address to His Army" ar and
r.. NJ. Price, Charleston, w. Va, The
Constitutional Convention of 1787. The
representatives of the sophomore class
we're: w. NJ Thornton, Jr, charlottes-
vile, s.'Webster,s Eulogy on Ieffer-
son and Adams; =. j G.. siler. Tomahawk
". Va, '"The Existence of God. and
T.. Clarke, Campbell county, Va,
"Lochinvar.''
The judges awarded tbs prize a col-
lection Of literary works donated by the
faculty. to Mr.. w. NJ. Thornton, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP
To the Pacific Coast via Southern Rail-
way, Southern Pacific.

The extremely low rate Of seo.o5 FOR
TIE round trip Richmond. Va, to Los
Angeles or. San Francisco, Cal. with
generous stop-overs. and tho privileges Of
returning dirrerent route II desired. is
offered by the Southern Ra:iwas. account
OF meeting OF Imperial Couacil MOBILES OF
the Mystic Shrine. San Francisco. cal,
June 1oth-14th. 1902, and Cor .noss w:sh-
ing to take advantage OF l,.s rpscial
offering tickets will be on sale May
26th to June 1th, tncsus:yc. nNal Init
Of tickets sixty 800 days frsm date Ut
sale. Passengers may avail themselves
OF either standard sleeper. in which tina
tsrth rate is SIS through. or excursion
sleeper, in which berth rate is ST.
Tne route is through the most inter-
esting section of the South. via the
Southern Railway. Nav Orleans and
Southern Pacific. It Is most interesting
to SEQ New Orleans. San Antonio and
FL Paao, which last named Is Just acrcss
the rive. from the old Mexican town
OF Juares, ~here all the old customs rrs-
vail.
For datn;i Information call on. c w.
Westbury y. P. a, 9outhern Railway.
No. go Eas. Main Straas- RiahDand. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
TROUBL BL 0NS OVER
IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Pennant Of Peace Floats
Over the League Teams.
MR.. BEAR CUTs OFF KS CLAWS
The commencement Exercises at the
Baptis. Female University and Peace
Institute Are in Progress-5ac-
caiaureate Sermons Sunday.
caiaurcate Sermons Sunday.
fsn,cial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
RALEIGH. N. O.. May i9.-rhe trouble
in the North Carolina Baseball League
seems to have ill blown over. Manager
Bear was here yesterday comforting with
President 5ushee aad has Withdrawn his
ultimatum, that either Wilmington or
Durham must get out Of the league
AMENDE HONORABLE
He will publish card In the Durham
Herald Tomorrow expressing regret for
the unfortunate incident there. reported
in recent dispatches to The Times, and
giving assurances that his team is in the
league to the finish.
He and his team have gone to Charlotte
where they will play for the next three
days.
The commencement exercises OF the
Baptist Female University and Peace In
stitute this nifty. are in progress this
week.
BACCALAUREATE SERMONS.
The baccalaureats sermon for Peaes
was preached In the First Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning by Rev. II.
Tucker Graham, Of Fayetteville and ina:
for the Baptist University by Rev. r.
T. Vann, president OF the institution, a:
the First Baptist Church.
To-nigh: very c1oditable class day ex-
ercises were held at Peace institute.
There was an e;oortion class entertain
1nent at the Baptist University to-nigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
WANT TO PROCLAIM.
Broom-sedge the Only Thing !
Nithstands Insects.
tspecial Dispatch to The Times s }

Especial Dispatch to TIE nm 1ane Ienresen-
ANGOLA. VA. May 1e.-Ihe represen,
.o A,,a neop1e Of this part of Cumberland
laun to man are in favor of pro
esaimins the Constitution. The The n peep,f
recognize that to submit , II 70 oa ,ne ~ the
..R,ack Belt" be a veritable case OF cast
Ing pearls before swine. ,a,.ou
The failure of the Hon: Harry T ~ Ike,
to come before .ne !, peo aisannoiatins to
many here.
Farm work is well UP. and after the
next rain the greater part Of the tobac-
co crop Will be planted The insect pest
seems to assume more serious phase
every year. Wheat is infested with
something that causes much of it to
fall at heading time,
The pine trees are in many places en-
.irely stripped Of leaves by a worm which
appeared last year in considerable num-
bers. Broom-sedge alone seems to defy
insect life. Sa-l-l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
81. &. 60. ST.
| SUNDAY OUTINGS !
Old Point, Ruakrce Beach, New
port News, Ocean View.
Piney Peach and
N0rfcik.
TNO TRAlNS-s1 ROUND TRIP.

first train. with 7--s:er car. leays,.a
P:cnmond iStaIn-Streer S.atIocj everyet
s,nday at $40 a. NJ. ana runs 70 Old !
Poiat without stops. Norfolk passengers.
va Old Point, can go via Ocean View |
~ Sevell's Poiu. Line
,.ccnd train, with parlor car. Ieavsa J
richmond (Atain-str.st station. evsey4
s;,.y:day at $3.50 A. A.. and carries oass.A-
,.ets for Newport News an9 Norfolk. ..Ds
Newport News and Chesapeake and Ohio.
steamer v;rgin!e- Arrive Norfolk at 11:1S3
A. 81.
Chesapeake ana Ohio wharf, at 500 IL,
At. leaves Old Point 4:25 2. NJ. anc leaIsAt
Newport News passenger ptec) at sa4
F. b.
view Rz.iwer, ZOO P. NJ. CT ss0sa.pt
Point Railway, GOO p n: leaves oSt
Pen, SIS 2. N. This second trAn N;Ha9
not stop 81 Newport News. Ncs1sas
News passengers must take train 1-.ysnAE{
New port News at 4:5s P. ~. o. .sx- $50 I
ona train leaving Old Point at SITS r. Nj
Only one dollar round trip OF either Na,t
$3.50 or $50 a. ~. train. Direc: roats e. {
Ocean View.
Iarlor car seats reserved a. Nx3n-StrsA1
Station any time during thu week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
MISREPRESENTATION
BACK At OLD POINT
Will Remain Until French Cruiser
GauIois Arrives.
----------- y
TURNED OVER TO OWNERS.
Foreign Naval Attaches Visit Colonial,
Scenes in virginia-Basket Con-
tanning Murdered Infant Was
Found Near Hampton.
TURNED OVER E! TO OWNERS.
Especial Dispatch to The \

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 1s.-Tno
White Squadron came back to Old Point
yesterday and will probably remain there
until the French cruiser Gaulois arrives.
The Vineta will probably be placed In dry
dock within the next twcnty-four hours,
The Pacific Mail liner Korea was turned
over by the shpyard to-day to her own
ers. She will sail Thursday for New
ork, where She will remain a week be-
core proceeding to San Frfancisco
FIREMEN'S PRIZES.
The committee OF the Phoebus Fire De-
partment this morning announced the re-
suits of the several contests for prizes
held at the recent fair:
Most popular visiting officer from Pen
insula companies, Assistant Chief A. T.
Harris, Newport News. Liberty Com
pany; silver trumpet
Nest popular officer of the Phoebus do
partccatr George Z. Labarre; c. II
Smith, most popular petty officer
Most popular member Of Phoebus de.
rartmcnt- Charles O'Rourke &. Brisg-
man took the second prize in this con,
test.
Beautiful pins were awarded to Frank
a. Kearney. w. T. Davis, j. D. Whine
and A. Eeiniclsae, as the most popular
Elk, Odd Fellow, Forester and Red Man
respectively.
CHILD MURDER.
Mr.. Walter.V. Wood, Of Hampton, while
walking in the woods near the Eas
Hampton bridge yesterday discovered :
basket containing the body of an infunt
which had been murdered, the mouth
having been stuffed full Of cotton, pro
ducinS strangulation. Tho child mus
have been several days old before it wa.
murdered. The authorities are at work OF
the case.
The Ladies Society Cor the Study o.
History, having Just completed an inter
esting course Of reading and lectures i,
French history of the period Of I.o!i:
XIV, will take up next year the stud;
Of Spanish history OF the period betwee,
the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries
The following officers have been elected
for the new year: President, Mrs. Greg
Dry; Vice-President. Mrs. Barrett; Secra
tary and Treasurer, Miss Able.
FOREIGN ATTACHES.
Commander Rebe NJ. Faschwitz, Ger
man naval attache at Washington; Cap
tain w. Baron Person, Russian naval Mt
tache at Washington, and Colonel viii
lam Lamb. German vice-consul at Nor
folk, came over yesterday and paid
visit to the German cruiser V;neta, ate
which they went up the river, psyin.
visits to various old colonial home places
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
BUFFALO LiTHlA WATER.
A Recognized and Regularly Prescribed
Remedy That Figures Prominently in

A Recognized and Regularly Prescribed
Remedy That Figures Prominently in
the Practice Of LsaGing Physicians.
Increasing favor among The progressive
members Of the profeasIon Is constantly
adding new names to the already long
list Of advocates Of the curative and re-
storatiye properties Of the waters from
the famous Buffalo Lithia Springs OF Fir-
ginia.
No waters from any part Of the world
are more widely known or have higher
medical Endorsement.
Nature, through the medium Of these
springs, has provided a powerful specific
for the treatment Of Rheuma ttsrn. Govt.
Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Calculi, Stone
In the Bladder, Gall Stones and kindred
diseases due to Uric Acid and other pols-=
o,ous influences in the blood. The cont
position of Buffalo Lithia Water so near
~ approxirnates that OF the blood serum
that they become Identical Immediately
after it IS taken into tho system. This
fact accounts for its peculiar efficacy In
the treatment OF tho aforementioned
diseases.
Remarkable cases of Its solvent and
disintegrating properties 10 the remova!
of calculi and gall stones have been re-.
rorted, the most recent OF which Gomez
from DIR. Edmond J. Malville. Of Bakers
field, VT, in which he states that a vesi-.
cal calculus format zion, Weighing about &C
grains, was removed. after tho patient had
hado liberal use Of Buffalo Lithia Water.
In the diseases of women, the Water
HIS also been found unusually effective,
and has called forth many strong In.
dors ements from eminent physicians
a pamphlet treating fully on the vir-
tues of the Buffalo Lithia Water. and
citing many interesting cases and doctors
reports. Will be sent free to any one adj
dressing the proprietor Of Buffalo Iithia3
water Springs. Virginia.
GERMS OF DISEASE should be
promptly expelled from the blood. This
B is a time when the system is especially
+ susceptible to- them. Get rid OF Sall itr-
purfties in. the blood by taking Hood,s
Sa-saparilIa, and thus zforttfy your whole
|.bedy and prevent ilsness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
sOUTHAMPToN PRoCLAlMs.l
instructlns the Ds:sgaAa
Adopted Almost With out Dls.sn..

(SpecIal Dispatch % The r0sA
COURTLAND. VA. May ts.-As , ray
representative maSs-Ineesing hale hars
to-day resolutions wsr~ intSssussA Sp
Hon John N. SehreN. ". rsqcsstisF Aar.
T. L. Barhan, nasxnb0r q SIZE CeAatss:a-#
ttoEai Congcnslon f-cn. this Seux4y. 10
vote ana uss hiS tndusaos s. aavs The
new constisvt:o. :.,Ssoiaims- II. Dl1fsl:
spsscA. which v,as rresstA ~ ..G11
5exp.snAGsa % n. JsnpsstAn. shAzAD N
fsen j.. 4 B4sEa.r:. IKE ssasssasan yx0s
sA1p.sd vita sti3 oso o<Ssaaag voaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
Tried to Kill the Governor.

iBy Associated Prcss.)
ST. PETERSBURG, May 19.-The Gov
iernor Of wilma. Northumberland Won
VAIL, was leaving the circus at Wilma, at
about midnight, when man stepped up
behind him ana fred twice with a re-
volver. wounding the Governor IN the
left hand and right foot. The would-be
assassin was l6unced upon by the police
and bystanders and was thrown 70 the
ground, but he succeeded in firing third
shot harmlessly. When arrested the man
gave the name of Hirschel bert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
ARM CUT OFF.
Mrs. Rominger Died in lnd'ana-Her
Husband Famous Stage Driver.

IL
,enao,,, D,snatch to The Times:l
w1NSTEON- SALEM, VA, May 1o-s1d-
new Ellis. aged twenty-one years. Jos.
his right arm to-day while wo;A, Iis a. :,
saw-mill near Clemmonsy:!. re nav
mis- hand on q large saw when II star, !.
Cd. catching his clothing nh arm, tnc
result being that tho young man eio.n-
ing was torn off. His condluo IN - ~
no. ted to be serious. ,ha
News was received here lo'ad. u .ao
80 of this county, which occ!frei =
fa,y DAYS ago at Columbian. In ago.
a:,,,+Ssairht years. Willis reNdcnts 81
this civ. before the war, the husband !
dove a coach between Greensboro ana
salem. He once hauled President An
drew Jackson and upset the coacn on ~. .,le
trip. but without serious results. MI
Rominger died In 1882.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
FOUGHT FOR CARS.
Many Tried TO Go to Westhar:pton Who
Could Not.

Could Nos.
Many people went 70 Wssthampton
Park Sunday and many others tried, bus
could not. The electric line DIG all that
was possible to handle the crowd, bot IL
fell far short OF doing so. Every car was
filed as soon as it stopped and there was
a mad rush for them. People not accuse
toned to participation in football games
were at their wits ends to known how
to get on
The park was admitted by all who
reached it. however. to be beautiful
spot. The evening was spent In wAlkia5
along the beautifully shaded psths and
on the shores Of the a.ta. lake.
81 The park Will 30 formally crsnad tEee
stst5 OF Juns. and t:pen sns srsk.ncstAt;o1
facilities will be N kssp:ns with she
3darasnd.