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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-16
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cd inau t. 0aru-rf. one cf the most
nvawiacut ~nuttcrntr, iu New lurA "a
~ e,, Point graduate. colonel os urtlilt-
rs under Gen Robert T. Lee Ia ;he CON.
itlerate army. aud a native IT Wake
Hell N,S monlaud county. Virginia.
was found dead Friday IN the Ross Hoo
trl New orS he had committed sui.
riie hy taking carbolic acid.
Several days ago Mr. Garnptt was Wis.
ici ny hi- brother. n-. Darnett oi Hot
Springs Ark. and it Is supposed they
llarneiei. A Note which stated that
fle writer bad h cn contemplating sui
..le Tor nve days was found beside the
body. Mr. 0aruett was head of the 81
James publishing Company. and was M
rhe time oi bis death engaged in writing
"a history oi the West Point Military
A.a lemv
Tie was prominent member Oi the
southern Society and off the Douiederaf e
Camp az Veterans. t.l Garu.tt was "a
brother of Mrs g. T. Morris oi this
city
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-16
EXCUR SION
coz rliE SEASON
TO WASHINGTON
Nia E D. Ap.R
Monday, Sept %, 1902

Returning leaves Ninth and MARY land
Avenue Washington. Tuesday sept Sd
~ o. p m. sharp.
Round Tip Farc- Milford To- Washing.
SON. sl-'N. fredericksburg to Washing.
ton. Sl2l
Special coaches for colnrel people ~,
20. rain or shine. For tickets AMI iuiur
nation iuuHire ar train. Train stops ni
A.i Regular stations between Richmond
ami eGauticu
! VI THOMPSON 4 CO..
The uli Reliable Excursion Managers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-16
I xecutOrS Notice.

Having qualified a. executor Of Mr.
d.. mentine pateS deceased. hereby no
tiiy al parties having claims against hc-
estate to have ITEM properly anthcuti-
Gated ANA prt uf th,m To- me for settle.
mrnt. aud all parties owing her estate
viii make payment a. me
lisit b. y pAIE~ Executor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-16
Architect Of the B sui, OF Washington Pass $
AWAY

AWAY
Alexander Il shepherd who was vice
president pf the Board of Public Works
20 tte District Ci Columbia durin. rh.
territorial government Of the District a..
l~il. and two wears later Go .eruo- oi
tne District diet in Ne1ico aged sixty
seven wears. Gov. Shepherd in spite oi
lppp- ton bean and continued im
prov em lt~ IN an parts of the city with
De result thar Washington became a
magnificent capital To him r. given
e. lit Tar nipping in the bud "A project Tor
'le removal ot tAe capital 90 some West
-rn city which was warmerlv a.irat-d
Ht nrt time
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-16
L. j. MAYBE n
MANtFACFCEiR or
Pure Herb Medicine.

l. one oi the Greatest Heaters of the Sick
on Earth iures all Diseases or no CHARGE.
cure AN diseases that arc known To- the
human race or NO charge. no matter
what your disease. sickness or nfilictinu
may be- AMI restore you to perfect HEALTH.
cure the tnllowiug di~caSrs, Heart bis
ease. Consumption. Blood kidney. al
vrr. Blad Ter Structure. iilc, la amy form
grtigo. Nuiust. Sore laroat lungs
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constipation
kheuma tism. in amy form. Pains aud
Aches of amy kind Colds Bronchial
Troubles SORES skin Diseases. an itch
ing SENSATIONS an Female complaints.
la Grippe. or ru-umoni8. lcerS. tar
hunr,cS EoilS. Gamer the worst forms
without the u~e oi knife cor Instruments.
Icrema 'imp'c~ on face and body. nia-
acfc~ off Kidneys or sright'~ Disease al
the Kidneys cnrc ANY disease no mat
fsr of What nature an VererDal dis
asses "a speciality Medicine sent To any
liirc~~ 10y exposes. For iull particular ~
-snt % two.csut stamp for answer No.
iut West Broad Str,ct Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
ALTHOUGH COACH TO
HARPER'S, FERRY.
B. g. o. Inaugurates, n Change Which
Please Lexington People
Washington and Lee Notes.

LEXINGTON. VA, Sept. 22.-(SpecialO
"A through coach from Lexington TO
Harpers Ferry. and return over the Val
ley Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was inaugurated to-day for the
benefit of the public. With this conven-
fence the worry attendant upon changing
at Harrisonburg and Strasburg Junction
in making the trip up or down the valley
will be done away with The change will
also expedite matters relative to the
checking of baggage which had to be
done with each change made. There is
rumor that trains will be run over the
road the same as they were before the
change took place and the Southern as
sumed control of the division between
Harrisonburg. and Strasburg.
This change will be effected when the
deal of the Valley stock being purchased
is completed. and other connections will
be made that will be Of great convenience
to the public, as the long waits now nee
essary will be dispensed with.
The law class of Washington and Lee
University have elected the following
officers for this session.: Stuart Cheya-
-lier, Of Louisville, KY. president; George
Douglass Moore, Charleston, w Va,
vice-president; George Copper Gibbs. ST.
Augustine, Fla, treasurer and secretary.
B. D. Causey, Suffolk, Va, was made
law librarian The Bradford Law De
batting Society was also organized and
Professor William Reynolds Vance, the
dean of the law schools, was made per-
manent chairman. Meetings will be held
weekly and regular terms Of court Will
be conducted for the edification OF the
law students Of the last sessions gradu-
ates, the following have gone to Har-
ward to take a special course in law:
Francis w. Bridges, Of Hancock, Md;
John J. Swearingen, kingsford. Fla +;
John Randolph Tucker, Lexington. Va
The first number of the Washington
and Lee University students weekly,
known as 'The Ring Tum Phi. for the
present session. was issued to-day. ana
showed up we'll in comparison with the
numbers of past years. This is the sixth
year of the periodicals existence. 1t was
founded by J. Sam Slcer, who is now
practicing lawyer in Atlanta The pres
ent staff is as follows: Editor-in-chief.
w. J. Lauck, Keyser, w. Va; assistant
editor, CAB. Shields, Natchez, Miss as
sociate editors. S. Chevalier. Louisville.
Ky. c. GaMcNeill. Staunton, r. c.. Lord.
Anchorage KY, C. S. McNulty. Monte
rey. Va. C. F. Spencer, Lexington. Va,
J. c.. McPheeters, Columbia S. c.; bust
ness manager, B. D. Causey, Suffolk, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Fine Success of Nurserymen-NIrs.
NfileySS Funeral

WOODSTOCK. VA, September e.
Special MANY farmers in Shenandoah
county who have planted large numbers
of peach. pear, and apple trees during
the past few years have met with re-
niarkable success. In one orchard 52S
all of which, except, eight, are growing.
In another POP kieffer pear trees and $50
apple trees were planted and all of which
are growing nicely.
Work on the erection of the hospital
at Strasburg, which is being built by
and will be pushed forward as rapidly as
The funeral of Mrs. Ada Brown NIiley,
wife of Mr.. Herbert T. Miley, a MEM
Der of the Richmond Dispatch staff, of
Richmond, who died here whilst on a
Mrs. George W. Miley, was conducted
from their home this afternoon at 8
o'clock by Rev. J. D. Hamaker, pastor
of the Christian church. The remains
were inferred in Massanutten Cemetery.
Mr. c. w. Heater. president Of the
Board of Agriculture. seized thirteen
sacks of phosphate at Capon Road, which
had not been tabled. These sacks We're
in a carload which was properly mark
ed and a card attached to the sacks bore
the nanre Virginia Special.
Mr. William A. Pence, of Timberville,
has purchased of the heirs of 3. T. New
man the valuable place known as the
"Strayer Farm near New Market, for
Two rural free delivery routes which
We're recently established from New
Market will! be commenced on the list of
October Route No: 1 is seventeen and a
half miles long and will serve 120 faint
lies. and Route No. 2 is twenty and a
quarter miles long and will serve 125
families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
Death of Chas. L. Camden.

GRAVEL HILL, VA, September 22-
tSpecial.)-After several weeks of illness
with typhoid-fever. MI. Charles Lewis
Camden, aged q. passed away at the
home of has father, Mr.. c. c. Camden.
near Gold Hill. in this county. Saturday
morning, and was buried yesterday.
Lewis was a strong, Kind. and noble
young man, devoted to his mother
father, brothers, and sisters. He was
thoughtful and Industrious, and drew
every one to him.
Notwithstanding the rain, one of the
largest crowds ever seen in this section
attended the funeral. The in.erment was
made in the family burying-ground on
the farm.
During the meeting at White Hall the
deceased made an open profession of re-
ligion and expressed on his death-bed
WILLINGNESS to die and be at rest.
Mr. Thomas NuckolS and wife. of R1cn-
mond: Mr. w S. Camden and Miss sa SAIL.
Camden of Roanoke. and 5Ilr. and MRS.
@ r Wrav. of Cismont. relatives of the
family. arrived in time to attend the
funeral.
There are a goodly number Of cases OF
fever in this end Of our county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
HEARD AT BRISTOL.
Tennessee Politics - DR.. keith's
Dcatl,-Jas. II. jennings Candidacy.

DcatI-.yas. II. jennings Candidacy.
BRISTOL, VA, September 22.-(Spe-
cial.O-Judge r. Tyler Campbell the Re-
publican nominee for Governor of Ten
ressee. was the guest of relatives in
Bristol Sunday. Judge Campbell will
enter actively into the campaign within
a few days He expects to make speeches
in a number of the couc- between
now and election day. Judge Campbell
will bear the party's honor with dis
tinction, but no one expects him to win
in the race against James B. Frazier,
the, Democratic candidate FOR Governor.
Dr. j. H Keith. one of the oldest minis
tiers of the 1Iolston conference. Methodist
Church. South. died at Rogersvile, East
Tennessee, on Saturday. DR. Keith was
pastor of the State-Street Methodist
church in this city for three years. dating
from the fall of 1891 He was noted for
his great piety and for the earnestness
with which he pursued his calling.
Phipps. the bright little three-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. King.
died at the family home on Cherry street,
on Saturday night. The death Of the little
one was due to nembranous Group, OF
which he had been i'll only two days
The funeral took place on Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Charles II. Jennings. of Abingdon,
is urging his candidacy for appointment
on the State railway commission. Mr.
Jennings is a young man of much ability
and in every way deserving. His appoint-
ment would be a source of qualification
to his many friends in this end of the
State. Mr.. Jennings formerly represented
Washington county in the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
IN RALEIGH's PULPITS..
rev. DR.. Daniel's Farewell Sermon
MILITARY and Political Notes.

RALEIGH, N. c., September 22-(Spe-s
cial)-At Christ church here yesterday,
Rev. wilbain Edward Calender, an Eng
lishman now residing in Greenville, ;.
c.. was ordained a deacon, by Blshop
Cheshire fTe was presented by ReV.
Walter Smith. of Charlotte.
At the First Presbyterian church here
Yesterday. Rev. DR.. Eugene Daniel
preached his farewell sermon, closing
pastorate of twelve years. He goes 10 tns
Valley Of Virginia to take charge o.
church. He is greatly beloved here.
ard is one Of the ablest preachers in his
denomination.
Khaki uniforms for all the State
Guard are arriving here, and will be Is
sued by the 1st of next April. Blankets
for all the guard are also arriving, an1
will lie issued during October. The light
battery at Charlotte now has one cali
bre-45 Calling gun, and two new ones
are en- the way, together with revovers
ard saE1es. Later two rapld-Hre cannon
will be added
PLANS OF THE INDEPENDENTS.
The Independents in thes county, now
composed of dozen or two Democrats,
the others being eX-Republlcans ard
Populists. will let the Republicans fill III
the gaps in the ticket they put up Chair
man Simmons says it is very natural that
the Republicans and Populists. who now
compose the bulk of the Independents,
should do this filling in. The Indepen-a
dents will also endorse Atwater Re
publican says that he thinks this very
natural, as Atwater was the great favor
lite of this Independent movement. It is
not believed that the Republicans, as a
party, will endorse Atwater.
A criminal term of the Superior Court
here begun to-day. There are two CAPT
toll sases on the docket. One involves
a charge against Lawrence Morris, a
half-witted. but very malicious young.
white man. charged with killing with
an axe in her yard an aged white wo-
man. Lorenzo Davis, also white, is
charged with the same crime. He has
been out on bail The evluence, against
him is that Of Morris. The other prisoner
is charged with murder, in a row cut the
throa of a man.
INVESTIGATING AN. ACCIDENT.
The Corporation Commission to-day
took up an interesting case. Two or
three months ago as a passenger train
on the Seaboard Airline was leaving
Raleigh northbound, it was met by a
lumber car, which was loose and running
this way. The engineer was instantly
killed, and the engine derailed and wreck
ed. The railway officials say several
cars had broken loose from the yards.
that an engine was sent after them.
but that one went so far it was not found
and that it was this one which did the
fatal work. There are a number of
interesting cases before the commission.
S The young ladies here gave "ba1 pou-
dre' for charity, this evening;
To-day six more applca tons for rural
free delivery were received by the State
There are now 1862.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
Unorna in Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA, September 22.-(Spe-
cial. Mrs. Bruno achieved personal
triumph here tonight as a star in the
first production of .'Unorna,' dramatic
creation by T. Marion Crawford. prepar-
ed for the stage by Espy Williams, the
southern literateur. Mrs Bruno received
nine curtain calls at the close Of the
first act from an audience composed OF
Norfolk's best tt1eatre-goers, and there.
was conspicuous absence of claque.
The entire play was the subject of COM
ment. While Mrs. Bruno and her COM
pany were being applauded in Norfolk,
a specially selected company was giving
a copyright presentation of the piece on
the stage of the Royal Princess Theatre.
in London. Eng.
..Unorna'' is a strong play based on a
new dramatic idea. that Of occult force
The drama Is taken from F. Marion
crawford S story, The Witch of Prague"
The action is rapid and the title role calls
for versatility of a high order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

William e, Burruss, Of Norfolk. has
been granted a patent for lamp-lighter
protector. which he has invented.
E. e. Wilkins of Haymarket, is the
assignee of one half interest in spring
suspension for vehicle bodies, Ferdinand
Corssen. of Rittergut saarmund near
Potsdam, Germany, being the assignor.
Thomas NJ. Henderson, of Portsmouth,
is the assignor OF two-thirds interest to
c. p. Storrs.. of Wilmington. Del, and
r. r. Hicks, Of Norfolk, in a train pipe
coupling. which he has invented.
John w. Glendy, of Dublin, is the in
ventor of reversible plow, and has Sc
cured a patent to protect his invention.
Emmett b. Phillips. of Richmond, has
obtained a patent for vehicle hub.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
THE LURAY MAs0Ns.
Will Cooperate With Bank
Erecting New Building.


LURAT, VA. September 22-(SpeciaL)-
The three Masonic orders of Luray, con
sisting of Lafayette Lodge of Mason5,
Luray Chapter of Royal Arch Mascns
and TIE Luray Commandery of Knights
remplar, at meeting held last Saturday
night. decided to cooperate with the First
National Bank of Luray in the building
of the new banking house Of the latter.
to be erected at the corner of Main and
Broad streets The Masonic orders VIII
occupy the third floor of the building un-
der a lease for ninety-nine years. and
will contribute towards its erection about
$4,000 The total cost of the, building Is
estimated at $4,000. The present Masonic
Hall will be sold, and the proceeds used
toward the payment of the dept contract
ed for the new lodge room
Tie proposed change VIII be a very de-
sirabIe one for the orders mentioned.
Captain f. S. Parks and Mr.. r. F.
Leady, prominent attorneys of the Luray
bar. are in attendance upon the Circuit
Court Of Madison county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
CAPT. S. D. LESLIE DEAD.
Deceased Member Of the Eighth,
Virginia Regiment. G. S. A.


I1GESETRG. VA. September 22-(Spe-
ciaL)-Captain S. d. Leslie. a gallant ex-
Confederate soldier, and a prominent citi-
zen OF this county who died on Saturday
evening at s o'clock. at his home near
Hillsboro, aged 6S years. was buried Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. from the
Short Hill Baptist church. He suffered
about two years ago a severe attack OF
paralysis while attending services at the
above named church, from which he
never fully recovered. On Monday of
last week he attended the funeral of Mrs.
Nathan White, and was taken i'll the
following Wednesday. dying on Saturday
while sitting in his chair.
His wife. three daughters. Mrs, Bag1ey,
Of Baltimore. Mrs. Otis Williams. late
of Leesburg, Va, and one son. Mr.. Harry
Leslie, prominent plumber Of Leesburg,
Va. survive him.
Captain Leesburg was captain of Com
pany a, Eighth Virginia Regiment, Con-
-federate Southern Army, Colonel Eppes
commanding this regiment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
CITY 0PEI[RSBURC.
FUNERAL oFscoL. ROCKWELL WAS
WE'LL ATTENDED,.
THE. SURRY MURDER TRIAL.
We11-Known Nesroe. Are involved
in the Crtme-anny View Farm
Change. Hands Condition of
Henry Dozier.
Henry Dozier.

PETERSBURG, VA. September 22-
(special)-The funeral of Colonel Joseph
{ =. rockwell took place at O'Clock sun
Jay afternoon from Tabb- Street Presby-
3 .erian church. the pastor. Rev. ]. w.
Foster officiating. Notwithstanding the
increment weather, there was very
large gathering of people to testify their
LesP 2e I, ana sympathy. The veterans of
member, attended the funeral in a
Dody, and escorted the remains to the
grave. Pythian honors We're also paid
Lodge. 49,,
SURRY MURDER TRIAL.
me ira! of Goodman Brown, Jr. (col-
ored), for the murder of his first cousin,
also nanred Brown, viii ,eSin in Surry
County Court tomorrow morning be-
lore Judge Timothy Rives and jury.
Hon w. 3. McIlwaine, of this city, will
pc one OF the lawyers for the defence.
It IS expected that the trial will last at
least two days. On account Of the prom
lnenCe among their race of the parties
to his trial, unusual interest has been
eourt T and aefs a1Ss frGwd W be
former member Of the Legislature.
Messrs Allan, Talbot & Co., of Rich
mond, have opened handsome Offices
will engage in the banking and commits
sion brokers' business, for which they
have established all necessary arrange
.B SAY VIEW! FARM SOLD.
Mr.. Robert e. Sanford, Of this city,
has purchased from Mr.. r. S. GIL, the
executor Of the estate, the Bay View"
Farm Of 100 acres in Chesterfield county.
for 1920 cash.
The "equinoctiar, storms seem to have
arrived on time Heavy rains fell on
Sunday. and the weathe has been
PIERS INTELLIGENCE
Mr.. Henry Dozier, who was so pain
fully scalded by water and steam at the
Petersburg trunk factory Saturday night,
is resting well today, and IS getting on
Mrs. Susie Goodman, of Richmond.
who has been visiting at the home of
her parents, in this city, for some time,
is quite i'll.
gone to New York on a visit:
Mr. John Moyler and Mr.. w. l.. Zim-
1ner. Jr., are in Boston.
Special efforts are to be made this
register, Not one half of the white
Judge B. a. Hancock is holding Cir
cult Court in Diawidaie, and will be en-
Mr.. S. C. DOMAIN, Of Norfolk, is visit
ing relatives here.
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
held Sunday afternoon with the usual
large attendance. The reports Of the
superintendent showed an average reg
lister during the month OF OF, l,4a4 WIZ" Win an AZ
attendance, TO- Total collections during
the month s1O219.
-.r. Robert F. Fuqua. while. assisting
in stopping runaway circus morse tozdav
was kicked on the leg by the amman ana
quite painfully injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
CRIMINAL ASSAULT IN HENRY
The victim Was Only Nine Years Of

The victim WAS WAS Only Nine Years Of
ROANOKE, VA, September 22.-(spe-
cial.)-A communication from Sheriff
Davis, of Henry county, has been re-.
ceived here by the chief of police. asking
that Green Penn be arrested on the
charge OF criminal1y assaultins a 9-year-
old girl. He is described as big, black,
negro, weighing 200 pounds six feet high,
.stoop-s houldered and rough and bunny
looking He has fesh-mark on the
back of his neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
NEGROES FINED.
Williamsburg Mayor Metes Out JUS
4;cc to Several Offenders.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September p
Especial. mayor John J.. Mercer had be-
fore him to-day all the negroes who
were connected with the riot and assault
tin,sd each of them IS and costs.
1T It was thought here for some days
after this affair occurred, that George
Cunningham. Richmond negro. was TO
blame for the whole trouble, but it. was
proved to-day that such was not the
case. The following negroes who We're
examined before Mayor John L. Mercer
were entirely responsible for the trouble;
Joseph Hopkins. Isaac Whitby, and Will
liam DebreSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
DIED In. ROANOKE WAGON LOT
i Ronceverte Man Appears to Ha,

a Ronceyerte Man Appears to Have.
1mbibed TOO Freely.
ROANOKE. VA, September % (spe-.
scial )-J.L: Wright, horse trader from
Ronceverte. Wa, died at Compto IONS.
wagon lot here at 3 o'clock this morning.
His death was caused whiskey He
was a steady drinker in large quantities
daily. He drank very heavily on Saturs33
day night. Several physicians We're call
ed in and did all they could for him, but
nothing could save his life. He had been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
A warrenton Bride.

: WARRENTON, VA, September 22-
(Specisi)-The marriage of Miss Mary
Randolph Hicks, daughter of DR.. r. I.
Hicks to Mr.. E. Scott Carter, is an
nounced to take place Wednesday, Octo-
sbsrs Sth at ST. James Episcopal church.
Miss Hicks is a niece Of Bishop A.. NJ
Randolph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
GEO. KLEIN STILL.AT LARGE.
Escaped Lunatic, CHARGED With
Murder Eludes the Officers.

Murder, Eludes the OHcers.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, September 22-
(spcciaL)-George Klein, the alleged muir
derer. who escaped from the Springs
Grove Asylum. Md, and who was traced
to the neighborhood of his former nome
at Columbia Pike. Alexandria county, had
not been captured up to a late hour this
evening. His father told Sheriff Palmer
and a, detective that the fugitive would
not be surrendered without a legal bat
tie Efforts to-day to locate the fugitive
were futile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Robert Gillian, Colored, Dies from
Injuries ut Cape Charles.
CAPE CHARLES, Va, Sept. 22.-(spec-
iaI)-As a result of being shot while out
hunting Saturday evening, Robert Gill
liam, colored, died yesterday. The shoot
ing was accidental and was done by COM
panions-a The contents of both barrels
of a double barrel shotgun entered his
body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

here about ten days. The body Was
shipped to Ronceverte this afternoon.
THE deceased is survived by s. wife and
nine children. RE was As years old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
ASSAULTED ON THE. HIGHWAY.
4 Roanoke County Man severely

S ROANOKE, VA, September 22.-(spe-
ciaL William Neighbors. well-known
citizen of the county, while returning
home late Saturday night from Green
Ridge, where he attended, the annual feet
washing meeting Of the Dunkard church,
was attacked by unknown persons with
stones. His jaw was broken and he was
otherwise badly injured.