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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
CHATHAM MpERsoNALs.
Delegates to Grand Camp u. G. v, ts
&c Elected To-Day.

CHATHAM. VA, october 14-(Special)
Mr. d. a. jefferson entertained Monday
evening at Hotel Chatham, in honor of
Miss Annie Hill, OF Massey, n. c.. guest
of Miss Carrie White
Delegates to the grand camp meeting
at Wytheville will be elected at a meet
ing of Pittsylvania Camp, United Confed-
crate Veterans, TO be held here Wednes-
day, October 18th.
Mr.. Harry c. Coales, Of Washington,
D. c.. made a flying visit to Caleb Hill
this week.
Misses Margaret and Sue Merchant, Of
Manassas. Va, are guests of Mrs. W. c..
n. Merchant
Mrs. Z. Sterling Gunn and children left
on Monday for Winona, where Rev. Mr..
Gum has been called to the rectorship of
the Episcopal church.
The voters Of the county will be adj
dressed at kentucl and Lola Wednesday
and Thursday, October 18th and 10th, by
Congressman c. y. Swanson.
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ALLEGHANY ECHOES.
Runway Accident Near Rich
patch-NIr. Jake TriaIcy Hurt.

P"'Sh-hr Jake ErIGicS Hurt.
21cIfPATH MINES, October 14-(Spc-
csal5-An accident occurred near
hare on Tuesday last. A young
igFse belonging To Mr.. Hamlet
saoanIe unruly and dashed the
shafts Of the buggy he was driving into
'ha rear enl Of another vehicle, injuring
ae driver. Mr. Jake Fridloy. seriously
aaont he head and shoulders. Mr. Ham
et VAS thrown out into the creek. his
tead striking Il stone by which he was
rendered unconscious. One of the Rich
patch Mines engines, passing near the
scene Of The accident stepped and took
On ihe TWO injured men. and. bringing
mon TO the mines. they We're given at
'anlan by the physician here and are
no" able to attend their daily duties.
l}r Frank j, Falhenbach, chemist, has
f~'295G his position and is stationed in
}ha South temporarily. He is a gifted mu-
fran as Well as an expert chemist and
ais absence is much regretted by his
,riends here.
Mr. Morris, of Elizabeth City. n. J., is
laW employed 10 ill the position as chem
81 for he Rchpatch Iron ore Company.
EVERYBODY ADNIRES SATAN"
Mn William ". TAYLOR Will attend the
>9fse show in Richmond this week. His
5eapulul Kentucky thoroughbred ''Sa-
,an IS the admiration of all who see
nm, AS his speed and action in harness
&ea Tor riding are exceptional,
Mr. Arthur Meyers is with relatives in
AGsuSta county over Sunday.
Hiss Towles. of Clifton Forge. has
Charge Of the school here, and has begun
he winter term with a good attendance,
call has been extended Rev. Henry
Csss av % IVY. y. c.. to take charge OF
church here and at Upper Richpatch
gle is we'll and favorably known in this
community, where he held a weeks rell-
G.ogS services several months ago
Or and Mrs e. NJ. McCorlle, of Cliff
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E22I]E=l)nH ATISM
7 !. ortures, C.ipp!es and Deforms.

Rheumatism does not treat ali alike.
Some suffer torture from the very begin
ming, the attack being SO sudden, sharp
and disastrous that they are made help
less cripples in a few days, while others
feel only occasional twltches of pain IL
the knees, ankles, elbows and wrists, or
the muscles Of the legs, arms, back or
neck: but this treacherous disease is only
travelling by slower stages. The acid
poisons are all the while accurnulating in
the blood, and muscles and joints are
filing with. corrcdng, acr;d matter, and
when the disease tightens its grip and
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RADFORD is ALL AGOG
OVER HER GREAT FAIR.
Began Yesterday Under Most Favor
able Auspices-Somc Splendid
Exhibits of Cattle.

RADFORD, VA, October 1i.-(special)-
The second annual exhibition of the Vir
gnia Agricultural and Live Stock Asso-
citation opened here to-day under most
circumstances.
While the horse is king at Richmond,
cattle reign in Southwest Virginia and
could tie two shows be united. they would
show what the Old Dominion can Go in
the way of live stock. The stalls are fill
ed to OVERLOOKING with thoroughbred
cattle. with pedigrees longer than any
T. T. VS.. in Virginia The Scottish High
lands are represented by magnificent
short horns. Hertfordshire.; England, dis
plays her white faced progeny in large
numbers, and the polled angus, as black
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81
i!ENi RICE COMPANY
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
,Tari,cel. Politics 11ixci-Crops Iuc.
Better Thnn Observation-Disclosures
Doing Great missionary work.

RALEIGH n. c.. Octoter 14-(Specal.)
4 charter was granted by the State to-
CAV 20 the Cape Fear Rice Company.
which will operate a rice mill a Whining
ton The capital stock is $2G0.000 and the
stockholders are Il. Burton Anderson
John II. Gore and James ". Sneeden.
The Supreme Court today took up the
Eighth District appeal docket. Among
the attorneys here are: j. G.. Shaw, G..
NJ Rose. II. l.. Cook. Fayettsvlle; j. ~.
Loc-hart II. McLendon. Wadesboro; j.
". I<eerans, CharleAte: \. a. McLcar.
Lunhorton: L. D. Robinson, John I. Ben
nett, Wadesboro: ". J. Adams, Carthage,
John D. Shaw. Jr.. Laurinburg.
POLITICS MIXED
Politics appears to be mixed In most
sections there is apathy, but in some there
is interest For example, John a. Lock-
mart said today: There is no political in
terest in our section: people arc attending
to business;" while w. j. ADAMS said:
There is nothing but politics in my coun-
ty.
rnc prediction is made by some Demo
Gratis that the party viii carry all the
counties save ten, and will make gains in
these.
1t is not denied now that the cronsl in
this State are much better than was eN-
pccted thirty days ago. The farmers are
in good spirits. and have recovered from
the worries due TO the crop failure last
year.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Among toGay's arrivals were George G.
Royal Goldsboro; z. c. Bonner, More
head City; f. S. Assew. Windsor; j. L..
Patterson. Roanoke Rapids.
Judge Purnell heard argument here in
the case of Trenchard g. Co. VS.. keil q
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within the city limits while running at
a high rate Of speed. The front truck
Of the the engine left the track ard rolled
along on The cross ties for over a. block
the engine being finally stopped just as 1t
The passengers did not discover until
the train had stopped that anything un-
usual had happened, but a serious ac-
cident was narrowly averted. The cause
of the accident was an iron tap placed
on one OF the rails, presumably by 4
thoughtless hoy. who wanted TO see tbs
effect on the tap Of the heavy train pass
ing over it. Railroad officials found the
tap ard are looking for the boy.
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FORGED EXPRESS ORDERS.
Local Agents warned TO Look Out
happenings nj irwin.

IRWIN. VA, October 14.-(Special0-
Agents of the Adams Express Company
have received a circular warning them
to be on the watch for express money or
ders that have been raised from 81 to $40.
A certain man is now operating in one
of The Western States buying as many as
ten orders at one Office. at 81 each. and
by the means of an acid raises them to
SO The forger uses a rubber stamp after
the word one is erased. The rules of
the express company prohibit the use of
rubber stamps on money orders and per-
sons who are offered any such orders
would better see an agent of the express
company before accepting them.
Some OF the farmers in this section, who
failed to fire their tobacco during the re-
cent wet weather lost their entire crop
Miss Linda ColIey has gone to Rock
bridge county, where she will teach
school.
Mr.. Hiram Connell. of Iowa, spent sew
eral days with his cousin, Dr. G. L. Con-
nell
Miss Minnie ,Broolzing. of. BALKAN. and
ex-senator Parrish left for Richmond this
morning
Mr. ". o. Coleman has bought large
number of railroad ties for p. L. Conquest
Of Richmond. They viii so to Northern
markets.
NJ. z. p. Bashaw, formerly night oper-
ator at this place, has been appointed
agent by the Chesapeake and Ohio at Es-
mont and Mr. o. y. Trice has taken the
position of agent at Manteo.
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RICHMOND SELECTED.

Southern Vehicle Association ta
Hold Its Next Annual Meeting Here
RALEIGH. N. G., october 14.-lspecial)
A special from Charlotte says:
..The executive committee of the South
ern Vehicle Association met in this cts
to-day. Those present were: w H. BoWes
of columbus. Ca; E. E. Hughes. O.
Lvncfi,ury Va: and ]. G.. Anderson, Ct
Rock Fill, S. c. The committee de-
cided to hold its next annual meeting O.
the associat ton in Richmond. Atlanta
and Nashville We're bidders for the con
,-autjOn .
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FROM MILLS TO MINES.
Greensboro Church Called Rich
mend Rector-Eorsc Show Visitors.

Greens!,aro7 Church Called Rich
mend Boctor-rors- show Visitors.
GREENSBORO, n. e.. October IL
fSpecial l--Twentv-thre laboring men,
some of them with families. left here this
3 fterroon for ElI1irs w. Va. to work in
the coal mines. They had been working
in cotton mills, but at the suggestion of
agents of the West Virginia coal COM
paries decided to try mining.
Chief Marshal Thomas J. Murphy, OF
the Central Carolina Fair, to-day an
,1ounced the following supplementary list
OF narshals:
observation-disclosures Beal, Robert
Sloan. Jr., A. E. r. Afford.
Charlotte-Ben. c. Fennitt.
Reidsvilla-Dr. John Williams and
Robert Harris. Jr.
The fair opens one week from to-day
and the indications are that it will be
unnrecedentedly successful
The Burlington fair is in progress this
week
St. Rarnahas, Episcopal church some
time ago called the Rev. GEORGE Otis.
Meade. of Richmond, to become its rector,
but he declined to come.
Captain j. II. Walsh and his daughter
Miss Nelson, went to Richmond to da..
to attend the Horse Show.
Mr. Charles F. Neetey. who has been
Gulford county jailer for one Year and
five months has resigned, and last night
was named as policeman by Mayor
Osborne and the Police Committee OF.
the Board of Aldermen. The city aut hori-s
ties want him to; go to- work tom GROW,
IT. he n
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North caraatsa State Agricultural
Fair. Raleigh, y. C.. October 27-3i,

For sae above occasion the Southern
rat,1ras viii sell special rounsl-trsp
tickets 10 Raleigh. y. c.. at one fare.
ms tIfty (5oy cents. for the round trip.
which includes ore admission to the
fair applying from al points within the
=s,.Ate of North Carolina: also Norfolk.
Richmond, I.ynchnurg. Danville and in
termediate points in the State OF Virginia.
tickets ON sale October eth to Goth. with
return limit November ID,
A very low rate Viii apply Tor military
companies and bands. In uniform; twenty
or more on enc ticket.
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Mrs. j. Lu..sr Moon, Of Richmond, is

Mrs. j. Lu,yr Moon. Of Richmond, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lucie Powers and Master Norman
Daniel attended a game OF tennis at
Esmont on Friday.
a. j. I-ayne, E. L. Thornhili. G. e.
Matthews. of Lynchburg: Charles ".
Robinson, 4. c. Pryor, Of Washington
Of Richmond: J. Simpson. of Baltimore,
and w. w. Heath have registered at the
Home Hotel since Friday.
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EPISCOPAL rsa1 SCHOOL
FOui-bALL SCHEDULE.
Epvyorth League Conference o.
Washington District, NJ. Il.
Church, soUth, in Session.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 1A.-(Spe-
ciaI. 1.-The Episcopal High School foot-
ban schedule has been partially ar
ranged, and Will be completed, 1t IS eA-
pected, with games win nearby lhsu-
i7Itions. ALREADY the team has played
two games, winning and losing one. Inc
first was with the Eastern Coiiese
eleven from Front Royal, which was
beaten by a score OF 80 to 0, and the
second was with Fredericks burg Collese'
in which the High School was dSteateo-
) to Q. The following is the schedule as
arranged up to the present.
October 18TH. Eastern High School, OF
Washington,, at Alexandria.
october 25th Woodbury. Forest High
School at Orange.
october Goth. Central High School, OF
Washington, at Alexandria.
November 18th, st. Joseph's College az
November ed, Locust Dale Academy
al Alexandria.
II is hoDad that the eleven this sea
son will prove to be stronger than the
one which represented the school last
year.
The Epwortl1 League Conference OF
washington District Methodist Eplsco-
nal Church South. met here TINS eve
ming. in annual session the conference
is Esing held in the Washlngron.StTegt
Methodist church Rev. DR.. William j.
Young. of Lvnchbure formerly pastor
Of the local church. delivered the OPEN
inc address this evening. The conference
--:u he in session nearly al day We'd
,,,9sflov. terminating in the evening
Ar71oner The several prominent sneakers
ovnaoted is Rtshon Smith. Of Norfolk
,l,ol,5 et--+v delegates will be in atten-
dance Wednesday.
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BISHOP CONFIRMS THIRTY.
Il remarkable Success Of an Episcopal
Mission ct Mineral.

-
MINERAL. VA. October 1i-fspecial.)
M R;..ht Rev. Ro6ert A. Gibson, Bishop
yirsinia. visited this place on Sunday
and administered the rite OF co1-a
r-natfon 10 q class of thirty at the hall
aporaritg used by the Episcopal congre-
lion here.
charge who has been in this Held for
.last vessr his had unusual success
I'D has Won the esteem and regard Of
s v;itg. y.IIom hr nas CoI11G IN contact
Sc Episcopal mission al mineral now
SIS q total membership OF seventy. which
II, doubtless be materially increased
zen the new church is built. Consider
st5le funds for this purpose are no@ In
-. trea sl,ry, but 9fe. Eagle is still so-
e,ting money fer the completion OF the
surch. and also for Inc purpose OF start
8 {. parochiai school in connection with
The majority of the candidates for cen-.
ssfFt.rr1;, ton were supiogees and members
families OF employees of the SULPHUR.
xfiues Company and the Arnin!us copper
mines.
w alton Mining Company. ana Mrs Hoop.
5sr are guests az the Armtnius mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15

ton Forge, are spending a few days with
relatives near Lexington.
Alr. Pride has moved bis family tc a.
mining region in Tennessee.
Mrs Ed Stuli and Mss Blanche Taylor,
here.
Rev. Sam Jones. of Atlanta, was-a Wis
itor at Covington last week.
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Horse show, Richmond, "a,
o.+ TITS. 1902.

On account OF the above occasion, the
aflantic Coast Line Railroad will sell
tickets from all points on its line in rh=
States Of Virginia and North carolina fe
RfcnInonG aud return at rate OF one fars
for the round "Trip plus fifty cents for
ore admission to the show Tickets to o.
on sale Oct. l3 70 IS. inclusive, with final
limit Oct. 20. 1902. continuous passage II
each direction.
For fun information, apply to any agent
y z''-s c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
S3S Fast Main street. Richmond. Va.
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r,nk c1earinss OF Richn,ond.

The bank cleariugs of Richmond from
January /, 1902. to october l. 1902. show
total of s15S. SIG, 20a.4 10.
what will be the total December g
1920 The clearings for August wer
SIS 9s1. SO, and for September. 16,5a5.
T6e 9S. II you come nearest to the total
for the year 1902 before October 18th, $50
will be added to the first prize. Read the
big advertisement and act to-day
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Launching of Old Dominion Steamer,
..Morroe." Saturday. October 18th
$. Round Trip via G. & o. Rail-

the old Dominion steamer Monroe viii
he launched at Newport News, Saturday.
october 18TH. The Chesapeake and Ohio
railway will have special excursion from
Richmond to Newport News and return.
without stops, TO lsare Richmond at Ss
A. NJ. October 18th. returning leave New
port News 400 2. II, OF same date. SIX
round trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
DIVORCED From THE SAILOR.
Mrs Charles r Goolcic.S Separated
fro,n Ecr Ur.:;T,T,reciative Consort.

(sDeciaI.y1Mr. Charles T. Goolricl1 wife
of Charles 7. CcolTiclz. United States
navy was granted to-day an absolute d.
vorce from rer f7rlsband, desertion being
the ground named in the bill. The couple
married. IL Washington about n year ago
Goolricl7 being at the time, it is alleged,
under the influence Of liquor. He never
lived with his wife. and deserted her at
once. He made no defence.
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WIRES Between STATES.
North Virginia telegraph
and Telephone Company.

RALEIGH, N. c.. october 14.-(speciaD
The State to-day chartered the Norfolk
and Carolina telegraph and Telephone
Company. with headquarters at Elizabeth
City. The capital is $20o,oo0. G. r. John
son, of Portsmouth Va. owns nearly one
half the stock. Elizabeth City people hold
inc the roma inlcr
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/. can from w;nchccster.

wTNCHESTER. VA. October H.-.fSpe-
ial)-The council Of Grace Lutheran
10 the congregation 70 call the Rev. g.
6. Bowers pastor of ST. Marks Lutheran
church lIagerstown. nd. to the pastor,
ato of the church The CONGREGATION viii
formally extend the call next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
seabonrG AIRLINE Railway, Low
Rntes to California and the West.

Every day during the months of Sep
tember and October the Seaooard Air
Fine railway will sell one-way. second
class settlers tickets to California and
other- western points at exceedingly low
rates.
service offered by the Ssaboard unsur-
M ssed bv any railroad in the South.
Further information cheerfElly furnish
cd nv agents or representatives Of the
seaboartl. or call on or address
r. P. SMITH.
District Passenger Agent.
1906 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
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W7s. WHEAT'e CHEST ROBBED
negro Tnvat.cs a Ncsy Workers. Rnna-
r,oyf Mt :, Dri-in" Dinner.

WINCHESTER, Va. October. 4-(spe::
ciaI l--NChile Mr.. L. w. washington, OF
New York. who has been spending the
summer at Mrs. Leo ?. Wheats. at BeF
-yville. Va. was entertaining nrmoer OF
guests at a driving dinner at Hotel tEa rs.
,+l9is CITY last night a thief looted his
,unabout securing SlG0 worth of property
The thief. a negro named Walter stevens
vas arrested and the property was sub
Sequently recovered.
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str k c S with full
force, no constitil-
ton is strong enough
to withstand its fear
fulDlows, audit VIC
tins are crippled and
deforrled, or! literally
worn out by constant
pain. Rheumatism IS
caused by Uric Acid
OF some other irri-
faffnp IS:SOu III the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15

TOMATOES GALORE.
The like of tomatoes has never oeen seen
N the Northern Neck before. The can
1ories throughout this section have been
runniug at full blast this season. The
ofnato crop has been SO prolific that in
many places the canneries could hardly
handle the fruit grown. Shipments by
basket and box to Baltimore and Wash
rgton have continued up to this time
much better than in previous seasons.
,oaded each day for some time past with
take over half from the warehouses
at the wharves on the lower part Of the
river on their regular trips.
WESTER., VISITORS.
NJ i. Lewis, OF the Sac County Uowal
Stock Farm, q native of Richmond county,
Va. is ut the head Of a party of Western
ecs now visiting the Northern Neck. Be-
sides Mr.. Lewis the party is composed
Of his two daughters. Misses Jessie and
Alice, c. L. Lewis and family, P. Nj.
Lewis, and c.. 4. Barrcl1. After spending
a. few days in Washington last week.
they proceeded to, their old home, Gnear
Farnham Richmond county, where they
will spend week.
On Friday next October 18th. between
the hours of $50 and 1880 p. NJ. Misses
Ida Josephine Bellows and Mary aLucy
Robertson will jointly celebrate their re-
spective birthday anniversaries, al the
home OF Captain ]. F. Bellows ABOUT 4
hundred invitations have been issued by
Captain and Mrs. Bellows to friends OF
the young ladies for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
CURED BY
CURED BY.
White Ribbon Remedy

No taste. No door. Can he given in
glass of water, tea, CT coffee without
patents knowledge
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite FOR alcoholic
stimuiauts whether the patient is con,
frlned inebriate, a "tippler. social
drinker, or drunkard. impossible Tor
any one TO have an appetite for alcoholic
LIQUORS after using White Ribbon Remedy.
Endorsed by members OF ". G. L. Y.
Mrs caoore, press superintendent OF
Womans Christian Temperance Union;
Ventura. Cal. writes: II have tested
White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
drunkards, and the cures have been
many. IN many eases the remedy was
given secretly. | cheerfully recommend.
and endorse White Ribbon Remedy
Members of our union are delighted to
find an economical trea tment to aid Us in
Druggists or by mail, 81 Trial package
free by writing Mrs. a. M:.ToYVNSEND
(for years secretary OF a WomanS Chris
tan Temperance union), rs fremont
street. Boston. Mass.
Sold in Richmond by the fragile
MEDICINE COMPANY, ST east Broad
- eet. -
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SOUTHERN TRAIN HAS
CLOSE CALL At GREENSBORO
Almost Wrecked on TrestIe by n
Boys Reckless Experiment.

GREENSBORO. n. c., October, H..
,snecial l-Train No So. the Southern
Washington and Atlanta fast mai, naa
its engin. partly derailed this afternoon
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Annual state Meeting Daughters of
the Confeferaey, New Berne. ". G.,
Oct. Is TO II, 1902.

oct Is to Il, 1902:
on account of the ABOVE occasion the
.tinntic Coast Line Railroad announces
a rate of ss-45 Richmond to New Be an;
- II Il and Is. witt, final limit Oct. IS.
1907 The Atlantic Coast Line Is tho
quickest route 10 New 5erne. Its service
is Unequaled:
VI NC c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
S3S east Main street. Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15

MRS. A. r. MN.AIARA DEAD.
This county has been thrown into
Great distress. although not unexpected
~ by the death of Mrs. Eunice Ne
Ma mara. wife of Captain a. +. No
Namara. of White Stone. The end carr
ea1rnly end peacefully last week Tn
deceased mad been suffering from cor
sumption for q long while She was yotIGG
and a devoted wife and mother. leaving
little son with the father to mourn
4 motharless home. She was the daughter
If Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. TreaFle. Of
Poplar Neck. a number of brothers and
listers survive. The interment took place
II the Baptist cemetery at White Stone,
Rev G. Y. Bradley, Jr., conducting the
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FEDERATE IN LANCASTER.
NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

IRvINGTON, VA, October 14.-(Speclap
Richard II. ingram, former Con
federate soldier, died at his home near
white Stone in this county. after some
months confinement from consumption
lie was Is years old. Mr.. Ingram Is
survived by his wife, one daughter, ana
40 sons. one of whom. q. man Of FANNY,
now in extrenis fsorn the same dis
sase. Mr.. Ingram,s remains were Inferred
Sunday afternoon in the White Stone
BAPTIST cemetery. where many relatives
snd friends had gathered to pay their las
.asnects to him Rev. G. Y. Bradley Jr..
onducted the services.
George Rice 9. negro is years old, was
rcc;dentall. lzilIed last Friday night al
White Stone by the discharge of a pistol
n the hands OF a comrade OF the same
sc. They were fooling with the cid
weapon and endeavoring to. reload 1t.
when it exploded and the bullet entered
S.ice's body.
MR.. AsHBURN PARALYlED.
r. ~ Ashhurn, a well-known citizen OF
-rvirgton. in this county was paralyzed
Friday evening about o'clock. He was
n his boat on Carters creek, abou1
ha!f q mile from home. returning fro1
cork. when he felt a weakness and So
DOWN to keep from falling overboarft
Terry soon ne became entirely helpless IL
his.left side, and was lying in this condls
lion when Charles DamereL Who-cW no.
FAR, away. saw that something was Wrollf
and went to his assistance. Mr.. Ashbuf5
vas taken to his home and is very bad O.