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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
LOOKINC.FOR HEIRS
OF . BIG B FORTUNE J. Il | ] N !:
Boston Attorney Searching for.
Descendants Of.PlnCkards'
Of King George County.
fsnec,ot y ,t,ho I = rlme.. 5 lspaIteh.

(Speclat to Tho Times. Dispatch.) NH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA. March BIZ
Nelson II. Tunnicliff, OF Boston, Mass,
has been here looking for the descendants gfl1
OF the Plnckard family who lived \ from rom
1900 to 1914 In King George county IN 1914,
Slaughter Dlshnlan PlncAard wasG born,
and In 1921 q brother Eno 70 oh Nell Pine
3kard. Mr.. Tunnicllff wishes to. locate
the collateral relatives OF these two
brothers. It is understood that they are
heirs to large fortune. II
SE oseph Shelton disappeared from MS
home, In King George county a e rev
days ago, and his family has not yet
heard from him. It Is stated that his
wife is nearly frantic with grief. !.
sa Cedar Fill farm, at Hamilton's Cross
ing, In Spotsylvanla county. belonging to
Mrs. Mary Marye. and containing 7Go
acres, has been sold to Mr.. Charles Chnl-
ley OF North Dakota, for $1,000. Mr..
prove the property, build a handsome res-
idence, and bring his family here to re-
side. u N t1- h II /. si
THE residence Of Mr. Charles w. Alle-
gar, near Stafford Store, in Stafford coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire. The family
barely escaped with their lives, and
everything was lost. The property was
Insured. t
Messrs. "a. n. STull. II. q. Langford and
DR. F. W.{N Lewis, have purchased the
old Belle Isle estate In y tho Northern
Neck, and will make extensive improve
ments to the proprty. They will build
large canning factory and mako a
stock farm Of the place. VI.
High winds prevailed In Essex county
a few days ago, uproottng fruit trees
and leveling fences near Tappahannock.
Tho remains OF Mr., Robert Cox, for
merly Of Stafford county, who died in
Washington Of Tuberculosis. were brought
here and taken to White Oak Church, in
Stafford county, Tor interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
"A WOMAN INVOLVED
James Bowen Killed BY TaIton slaugh.
ter In Luxembourg.
(specla, 70 The Times. Disputch, 5

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch g
sBI4ACKsTON VA, March a1---Furth-
or particulars OF the homicide which oc-
Cured on the line III OF Brunswick and
Lunenburg counties on Saturday night,
in which Taltoni Slaughter shot James
Bowen, are to the effect that both had
been to this place that day, but their
Quarrel did not occur here. nor on their
way home. They did mot come here to-
gether, nor did their visit here have any
ction3with their trouble s h
There was an old grudge between the
two mon, who were both about twenty
years old. regarding a young woman to
whom both were attentive, Saturday
might this girl went to the home OF Bow
ems mother, MS did also Slaughter, and
some others of the noighborhood. A dis
cussion arose between Slaughter and the
GIRL In which Bowen took the girls part,
The two men came to blows, when
Slaughter pulled out his pistol and fired
two shots at Bowen, The first struck him
found later In his pants, The second
shot struck him In tho temple and ranged
down, near the spinal column In the
back OF the neck 4
II An inquest was held on Sunday by Mag
istrate George z. Jones and the accused
committed to the Lunenburg jail to await
action by tho grand jury
Tho scene of the killing Ia Immediately
on the line of Brunswick and Lunenburg
counties, near Macedonia Church, about
thirteen miles from this place. All the
parties ENGAGED were we'll known in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
''vIRCllIAlS
1H.ElVlNNER;l
Pennsylvania Defeated In ], a
Ten.lnning Contest.
! BATTLE OF PITCHERS 4 / I. J, 4 :. J:
Prichard for Virginia Has Rather the
Best Of the g on.est-- He u Given
Admirable Support 0evlln
Forces Ii The Winning Run.
fsnoc,a, 4 rbo ,,,oe,. plapa,ch. !,

~ i /
Especial to- The Times. Dispatch.) Y.
X CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March b.
Virginia defeated Pennsylvania here this
afternoon, 1 to ., In All exciting ten-innlng
contest, the like OF which has not been
seen at the University iii years. It was Q
pitchers battle from beginning to end,
III winch Prichard, the virglnin twirler.
more than held his own against1th the Quak-
er southpnw, Devlin. who Is rated as the
second best college pitcher in this coun-
t,y. The light-haired West Virginian was
steady throughout, allowing but four hits,
only one OF them going out Of the dia-
n,ond. He struck out six Of the Quaker
batsmen and nslded his position admira-
4 bly,. 81 s5 Ill. "a (; Al 81
The men behind him also put up q mag
nincent fielding game, the only error be-
Ing made BY ,Stearns who let a hot one
get past him. The infleld worked like
}clockwork,a mason, STICKY and $ Rosser,
mdetlng the leather half way and throw
ing to first. Munger made o sensational
catch Of foul, which almost grazed the
grandstand. In the ontneld Nalle brought
tho rooters to their feet by three difficult
clutches Of long flies. III the fifth inning
the Northerners had a splendid chance to
score, but quick double. Rosser to
got runners on the sacks, but the fine
pitching of Deylin prevented them from
counting. Il Is a5i FL ~ e ss3 q. &
In the ninth, with two out ana two
strikes on Rosser, Captain Pollard made
a desperate effort to score from third, but
was caught Mt the plate. In the tenth
Rosser was hit by a pitched ball. Mum.
ger hit to Devlin, who threw wild to
second. Prichard went out on a pop fly
and Cooke hunted Devitl gathered up the
ball, but failed to throw It, for fear the
runner on third ,Ho ulu score. mi
The bunting game naving ratified him
somewhat, Devlin became SO. unsteady that
Tho threw four balls in succession, forcing
In Rosser with the winning run. Deylln
la SO chngrlned Mt being bested by Prich-
ard that It is probable that he will twirl
again Tomorrow. Cracraft, who held
Pennsylvania down last year, will be in
~, Nov ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
A RAILROAD ITO
CHINCOTEACUE.
Shippers Complain That Their
II. Wares Are Delayed by YES
sells Running Aground.
Especial to The Tlmes. pIsna tch !

e.sitfNiR (Speclal 10 1ho 'Illnes-Dlspatch,) 'ff'
CHINCOTEAGUD. Va March al
Much complaint is being heard at pres
ent from tho merchants and oyster and
clam dealers here on account of their
shipments being delayed by the steamers
running agouni. caused by the shallow.
ness of the bay. Therells now in cirou-
lation a petition which Will be sent to
the Delaware railroad officials earnest-
~ requesting them to extend their rails
road 10 the island, The question Of The
extension Of the railroad to this place
has been discussed for several years,
and that the prospects are brighter now
than ever before Is beyond a doubt.
Never In the history OF the Island has
there been more prosperous oyster
season than the one that Is nearing Its
close, During the entire season there has
been no appreciables decline In prices,
and the shipments are without a prece-
There win be a live pigeon match here
on the list of April, and quite a large
number OF sportsmen from Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Delaware and other States
are expected to be on hand, The contest
will be governed IN accordance with the
Rhode Island rules,
Capital Lambert Ayers, Of Berlin, Nd,
VIII start into the fishing business on q
large scale this spring at TOMS Cove,
tho most celebrated fshing grounds in
this section Of the State. He will also
have a new dwelling built for the accom-
mediation OF his fishing crew on Fishing
Point.
Rev. MIR. I.enser, pastor of the AIetho-
dist Episcopal Church. OF this place. has
been trans ferred to passionate N South
Jersey. Rev, w, 3, duthrle5 WI 20 bis
successor, X Il ~ NJ ST. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Soon to be Married,
(specinl to m, Times. Dispatch,

M (specinl to Thr Times.D ispatch,)
5j STODDERT. Va, March 3l.-Mrs.
Charles Wesley tCrawley has announced
tile approaching marriage OF her daugh'
ter. Miss Sara Kathrine Crawloy, to Mr.
Elisha Woodfin Madison, April lst. at
t,alf-past O'Clock, in Centenary Church
Miss Crawley Is quito n brilliant pianist
and IS one OF the handsolnest girls n
Cumberland. Mr., Madison is deservcdly
popular Quite large number OF friends
from distance will attend tho marriage
The bride will be attended by eight
bridesmaids. who will be gowned in
white en- train, and will carry Easter
lilies. The maid OF honor. Miss Fenner
Crawley. a sister OF the bride. will wear
costume OF lace and carry Easter lilies
After the ceremony reception Will be
rendered the bridal party ut the home
Of the groom-elects parents. MIR, and
Mrs. Henry Madison. near this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
CARROLL MAN is
FROZEN TO DEATH
Had Enlisted In the Army and
Was Stationed With His
Company in Alaska,
fsneclal 10 Tho TImes.pisputch, )

lSptcIHI 70 1uu 1Eluus'IIEsVHEcH,J ! ~
4 GLADESBORO, VA, March Sl.-Pey-
ton Webb. a young man Of this place,
who enlisted In the United States army,
and had been stationed with his COM
pany IN Alaska. was frozen TO death
there few weeks ago, and his remains
May or June.
s. A. Puckett, who went West twenty
seven years ago, Is on a visit to his
mother here. lie Will start In few
days to Alaska, where lie owns thou
sands OF dollars worth Of mineral prop
ertY, Mr.. Pickett has accumulated q
fortune In gold mines Of Alaska.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Murder T[riali r. Abingdon.

m (Special to The Times DIspatch! J aik
ABINGDON,Ss:VA AS March 8l'-1n 4 the
trial OF ella Baker Gray, colored, TO- day,
for the murder Of G. NJ. Chester the
time was consumed by the argument
F. W, Campbell for the Commonwealth
and -. p. Summers for the defense.
Tomorrow will be largely consumed by
Hon Daniel Trigg for. tho defense, and
Commonw Attorney p j. Daven-
port and the case given to the Jury In
the afternoon. The utmost public inter-
est is manifested In the case, every foot
of standing room in the courtroom be-
ing occupied a. 4. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
loutha.,n-,.--Hurt,

Special to l'hs Times lspatch.)
5..Retreat.'' King William county, on
March 25th. the Rev. w. II. Whtsitt u.
D., united In the holy bonds OF matrimony
3 Miss Elizabeth Rowland Hurt and the
Rey. Henry Thompson I>nuh1an. of Will
sliamsburg. Va. The bride was exqnisitely
gowned In whise, With dainty ornaments
4 az pearls and diamonds. Her bouquet
was OF white roses and lilies OF the val
ley, Her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Garrett
Patterson, OF R!chwond, maid OF honor.
S,vas also goWned In white. and carried a
bouquet OF American beauties.
n The wedding march was finely rendered
by Miss JosephiIe szar, o. King William
was best man. The ushers We're Rev. II
\ AZ Willis. Of Reulahyille. and KinkIe Al
An. OF Amherst Courthouse. The groom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
NJ. = p, y
+ FARMERS Numbered
The Weather Conditions Have Thrown
Them Back in Pulaski.

! mem BACK IN Pulaski.
Especial to Tho Times, Dispatc NJ
DUBLIN, VA, March al,--FarmIng OPP
eratlons are much hlndered by the wealth
er, and buildings in course OF erection
proceed slowly, Dobyns Bros. who ex-
peoted to complete their large store house
and hotel by the middle of March, VIII
scarcely do SO by the first of May.
Horse buying has been very lively Of
late. and the highest prices known for
many years have been paid. All kinds and
conditions. from very common 'plugs,i
OF uncertain age manners and conditions
as to syind and limbs. up to thorough
BREEDS, have found ready sale. And the
man who has hog meat either animate or
hanging In his Esmoke-hosse, hath a
gold mine.
Wheat is looking as we'll MS ever seen
at this season, The mild March rushed
Its growth to such an extent that cattle
and horses were called upon to help tho
sheep and lambs eat II down. In conse!
jquence of this fine ana abundant pasture
the lambs are In very fine condition.
The two rural free delivery routes rgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
'PHONE RATES RAISED
Covngton May Organize a Phone Com.
pany Of Its Own,
Especial to Tho Tines,plspatch,,

Z - : / L
4 CONVICTION. Var March sL-'rhe
Clifton Forge Telephone Company has
been operating q telephone line In Cow
,ington for several years. Recently all
who rent phones were notified that the
present rates for phone rent would be
Increased IS a year, Those who rent the
phones considered thds Increase an un-
tust addition to the present rates and as
a protest against this change a paper
was Circulated, IN which those who
signed 1t stated that they would not
pay pay any extra rent for the phones now
in use It Is understood that unless the
phone renters consent to pay the prices
now now installed at conYingtoH With 1
out, All who signed the paper e
they Will have their phones
rather than pay tho additional
M. q. W. Rush. president Of the
!ington Retail Dealers ProtectlYe As
ciat1on, has called g meeting of 'tA2
renters and other tizens Of coylngs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Vessel. STU, On Ire Beach.

b n / (spotin, to The Times Dispatch \, 4
@ NORFO Xix, w vA., March 81. --.Advices
to-day from Old Point were to the eff
3fect that tho four.masted schooner Ed
ward II. Davenport, which went ashore
near the reservation yesterday morning,
was still on the beach, and the vessel
appears to be In bad condition. The tug
lResoue, which went from here to float
the vessel, was unsuccessful. and has
returned to port. No further work Will
\ be done until the owners Of the vessel
arrive At the time the Davenport went
ashore she was bornd from Boston TO
Norfolk for a cargo OF COAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
& ADD ointmonts at r oanoke.

rs (Spocial to The Times. Dispatch.
ROANOKE, VA. March al.--Mr.
seph II. Sands has been appoint led ~.
eral manager OF Cashier, Currana q 81
slItt, coal agents, with headquarters& P
Roanoke. He will have 5urjsdiotlonS!o14
the freight rates, transport on ana il
railroad matters in connection. W villa r
business. 55d u
manager OF the Eastern Line trad VI
HEADQUARTERS Mt Roam oke in place
MI. D. HI. Aatson. resigned. he ~
have charge Of sales Of Poca fontas co11
in North and South Carolina and N aYil
ginia except at Norfolk, Forts aa1l 'lll
and Berkeley. n IA IAN No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Rockbrldge Farms In 3 emand.

I Especial to Tho Times DiRpn tch
LExIN GTON, VA. March S1.-Mr. L.
l.. Wilson. OF Upshur county, w, Va,
has bought the Jonathan Shafer farm,
situated on Broad Creek, six miles south
of Lexington. The farm contains nearly
COO acres of fine grazing land. and the
price paid was $13. 900. Several other gem
tlemen from the same section of West
Virginia are looking at Rockbrldge FARMS
with the. view Of purchasing homes hGre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
4 Paper at Franklin.

(spcc,al to The Tlmes.D patch,l
s1IWFOI,K, VA. March 31.-Cit
3Jndra Prentiss to-day granted 9
a. ri incorporation to the ]. p. IIoll
fenhiIshing Company. OF Franklin,
THO ofilcers; y. Peter Holland, Franz
nras,dant and treasurer; J. NJ. a Oar
uni. vice presId ent; s. A.. Mayer Err
IN secretary. These, With DR., RE-
Seward Isle OF Wight Courthoufa4
Henry Cobb, Claude Ed
Robert A, ~ Pretlow. Frankllnt S
SThomas III. Birdsong, Courtland; | t
of Directors. The object OF the Cd Is
Ntion ia to publish the Graphic Q ! az
newspaper, In connection with lg
printing office In Franklin, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Burglary In Wythevllle. &

l72 (SpeataI 70 lIne = 8f ~
WYTHEvILLE. " A.. March Is Sl.-I|
drug store OF Owens and Wens,.
Wytheyllle, was burglarized satu : );
night, the thieves gaining ACCESS s.aa ~
breaklng>a side window with roek,.ttl y
sen,,r,n g any booty, rIfed the desk OF g 9
ED eso Owens head Of the t,Em. and Esc1
Jared his papsra on the floor and and 3
~. vi b So1t success to open the safe. on
day.it was thought they had taken
ind from tho store, but Yesterday :: ~
discovered lis that a fine shotgun 2 PEG q!
+ to y :, clerk, e Sanders stephens. NAG i,e
anpropriated. No trace OF the g 'tlii's
4 Ties has yet been discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
HIS BROTHERS ARRESTED
Negro Found Dead on Railroad Trac1
Foul Play Suspected. III
(Spccial 10 The Times Dispatch )

PAMPLIN CITY, VA, March az
Ephelbest Coles (colored) was found dead
hero early this mornlls. near the rail-
road track, with cash In the flesh Of
tho forehead. but the skull was not
broken. It is thought that he must have
been folllly dealt with. and hence placed
by the railroad to Indicate that some
train killed him. Suspicion points to two
brothers, both OF whom had been drink
ing, as well as the dead man. The
brothers are John and William James.
who have been arrested, The coroner's
inquest is now being held. hence no de-
3clsion has been given yet,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Want Biennial Terms,

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
SUFFOLK, VA, March Stat n meets
ing last night the Suffolk Business Mems
eAssocla ton. in n resolution. requested
Delegate Jordan and Senator Stands to
vote in favor OF having municipal cleo
tions every two years, and to favor tho
election Of salaried officers by Council
appointment. rather than by popular vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
German Cruiser 10 Be Docked.

-I1g-I lEDccinl to The Times DIspntch.l -7G.7f
Z NEWPORT NEWS, va, March 31.-Tho
German cruiser Gazelle arrived here this
afternoon, and is now anchored off the
shipyard. As the vessel passed Fort
Monroe. she fired a national salute Of
twenty-one guns, which was returned
by one of the guns on the rampant OF the
fort. The Gazelle will be locked here.
Captain schrader, naval attache OF the
German Legation at Washington, has
been. ordered here In connection with tho
vtnr1x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
sMan,gane Sc In Cambpe ELL

5(snecial to Tho Times ispatch. |
,I,YNCH's STATION. VA, Marc))i
Manganese mining Ia attracting mus
tention here, Recently the lessees z
Frazler mine have placed new mach
at the mine, and expect TO get out
quantities OF ore, The Bishop mine \!
being worked by q Pennsylvania
lpar,y, Both OF these arc Yalua bile IN
lies and give employment to~rnanA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
! q sTI.IT ~ - .iT17'lIIi7 - q
Danxl lie r obacco Sales,

Qs!, (special to The Times plspat eh gi. !.
.DANViLLE, VA. March 3l.--Presld
% k, Jones. OF the pRnYille Toba
Association, reports total tobacco sales
March, 6,2S2 0s3 pounds, an increase
q ,OS3,571 pounds over March of last "
Indications are that this week Will
light sales. 5 *. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
New Bank at Roanoke.

(spccini to The. Times. Dlspntcf.)
ROANOKE, n VA, March 31.--Prellmi-
nary steps toward the organization OF n
new national bank, to be known MS tho
Peoples National Bank. wero made last
night and It's success Is assured twill
have a capital OF 500. 900. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
dUERRANT P P
President Acts in Case Of Miner Pun
( X ished for Vlolatira Injunction.

NY fsnocal to Tho Times. Dispatch.) gf&
Il LYNCHBURG, VA. March H.--A tele-
has pardoneS
rant, an organizer OF tho United Mine
Workers. who four months ago was con-
5vcted at Abingdon and given eight
months in jail for contempt OF court in
violating an Injunction restraining him
from interfering with the operations OF
tho Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
4 New Factory at Mckenney

5I5Tl5-I Especial to Tho Times. Dsnatch.) i53I N
I M'TSENN0Y. VA, March 8l.--The Nc
Kenney Manufacturing Company have
purchased machinery to make barrel and
keg heading, also slaves. and will COM
mence operation ut once: making barrel
heads n specially. They will also run In
connection with the business a saw mill,
and work the lumber into heading at
McISenney. III M @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Without Food for Three Days.

3 (sprcInl tn The Times. Dspntch.)
ROANOKE, VA, March 8l.-W, r.
Ebert gave himself up to the police to-
might, saying he was n deserter from the
United states ship Franklin. In the port
i OF Norfolk He said he had been without
food for tlree days. 4g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

Gently estAbllshsd from our town HAYS
proved vett popular, and others ats IN
contemplate l !, 4; III II Z M Ii n
AN OYSTER COMBINE III
ss ~ 4
Packers ard Shippers interested y Y,
8 Charter Granted In Norfolk. j.

q tspecisi Ia The rimesD ltpatth) I. !.
a NoRFO Ink. VA, March Biz One Of the ne
rev charters granted here hevelopGa, to-
day into Il combine Of the oyster packers GER 9
and shippers 3 The capital ID not large.
but the Hampton Roads Oyster Packers y
ana Planters Association embraces the
principal oyster dealers here and the
combine they have entered into Will en-.
able the parent company to TX prices and NJ
control the market here. The CAPITAL
ls limited 70 two hundred thousand dol
lars bit that Is regarded as sufficient to
control the business Of packing and ship '1h
ping. which IL spot cash and depends
wholly on labor.
3S At5Ashtand To. Day. 81,
# (special TO The Times Dispatch. .,
ASHLAND, VA, March S1.--The Gettys.
burg College base-ball team will play
Randolph tomorrow afternoon at
Ashland Il Il ~ easa gaf5l{ i n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
H. d graduate of Richmond College and
tile Eotlthern Baptist Theological Semi.
nary, OF louisville, also an alunnus OF
the 1Jniv ersity5o OF Virginia. n
Soon "a be Married.

Especial to THE fines .blspateh.)
K RoxBURY, VA Mafct, s1.-The mar
rlnge OF Mr.. j. S. Christian, Of Talleys..t
ville, To Miss Mary Nelson Waring, OF
tPalls, will take place April the 9Th. at
Christian Church, King Wilt
liam county. & They will ttiaks ulielr fu-
turo home near Tnilcysville, va. "a &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

'One out when winning run was scored.
Stolen base-Stucky. Bases on balls-off
Prichard. Wolf: OF Devlin, Pollard, Ros-
ser. Cooke. Struck out-by Prichard,
wnin Carlss- (2). Sites, Devlin, Howes !;
by Devlin. Male. stearns. Mason, Cooke.
STICKY ~, Rosser. Double plays osser
fnnd stcarns; Carliss and Gladfelter. Sac
riHce-stuclsy. Hit by ptoher-Cocke (2),
Rosser. Stiles. Umpires- Rauschenbach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Paint for Lynchburg's Postofflce.

Especial to The rlmcs. plspatch.) III ~
LYNCHBURG, VA, March s1.-Post-
master J. NJ. Mclaughlin has secured the
funds and authority to repaint the gov
eminent building here, and to improve
tho postofiice rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

~ 10 Held Yin ths courthoNsX r. the pur:.
tJose or organising d company comN osee q |!
P6S citizens u Gov tigtont to- Install and
Operate d local 'phone systNtrb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
KNOCKED OFF BY
BOOMIO]F The BOAT
Fisherman. Drowned ,'l' in Pc
tomac Near Walnut Point.
Belle Isle Estate SoldII I

~. Especial to Tho Times DlspatchDA
HI9ATIIsYILLE. YAn March 81 kIsll'
Jordan, while returning from fishlH h
traps recently, was knocked owe IA,
by the boom Of the boat and drowl
the Potomac River. near Walnut In
Northumberland county.
the Belle Isle farm, containin %
acres. and probably the only ante u
estate In the Northern Neck, TIN ht
not been divided, has been purchaI
A, p, Tull, y. W. Landlord and
4W.sI.ewis, The farm Is situated Il
Kappa hannock River, near VIII Q
Lancaster county, These gentlem Il
tend to make many improvements Il
farm and convert y Into z stock ~
5lcksburg College, viii deliver a ~