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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-05
SOME RARE METALS.



Of Uranium in 1902.
The Mining and Scientific Press Of
San Francisco says that there was q
marked increase in the production OF
uranium and vanadium minerals in
1902. which, as reported to the sur
vey, amounted tc $3.50 tons, valued
at $48, 125, or $l2 SO per ton. This,
Of course, represents the crude ore.
In 1901 the production was 1916 tons
Of crude ore. A portion OF the urani-
UNI ore was treated, giving a concen-
trated product Of twenty-five tons,
which was valued at $1,000, or 1920
per ton.
Although it has been determined
that these metals have beneficial ef-
fects when used in the manufacture of
steel, considerable study Of them is
necessary before their commercial
position with respect to one another
or to nickel or chromium can be def
initely determined. Questions came
up as to which of the various irons
hardened by them are the best
adapted for steel drills, for dies and
shoes in stamp mills, for car axles,
carpenters tools, etc, as to which
will retain the best cutting edge,
which will heat the least when in use,
and which will make the toughest
iron.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-05

The BONANZA Candy Kitchen re-
ceives fresh candles twice week.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-05
From eureka to Tonopah.

Hon. John Gregovich, formerly Of
Eureka, but now of Tonopah, arrived
Sunday from San Francisco, where
he went to purchase stock Of groc-
cries for his store. He speaks en-
conragingly Of the camp and says as
soon as things settle down to bust
ness the district will give good ac-
count of itself. Reno Gazette.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-09-05
Jail Break at LOvelOck.

Three hobos who were in the Love-
lock Jail awaiting trial broke out last
night and had not been captured at
latest accounts. They received as
sistance from the outside and pried
the bars from one Of the windows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
A NEARLY FATAL
PRACTICAL JOKE
Report that MIR. Pdssm0re Had
Died Threw His Wife into
UnCOnsClOusness.
Especial to The Times-pIspatch,)

Especial to The Times pIspatch)
f MEHERRIN, VA, Aug. os,--A joke.
which came very near causing the death
OF Mrs. George 2. Passmore, wss played
upon her husband Tuesday last while he
was en- route to his home In Keysmler,
from Richmond.
A friend of his In the capital city sent
message to Mr.. w, II, snoddy. who is
one OF Mr., PASSWORDS closest friends IN
Keysville, announcing that Mr.. Passmore
had died In Richmond, and asked what
disposition must be made OF the body,
Mr.. Snoddy, not thinking OF taking such
d serious message as Joke, summoned
several ladles OF the town to convey the
news to Mrs, Fassmore, No sooner had
they done SO than she lost consciousness,
which she only regalned . few hours
afterwards, and her condition since has
been very sesious message ns 49, vas i'm
1 VIM, he father 81 Mrs. rassmore. who
has since been at her bedside. a few
hours after the message was received Mi,
Passmore arrived on the train that
caches there at 0 o'clock, aud went ipl-
n,ediately to his home, t>IYhere his wife
faIled to recognize him,
| Mr. Passmore ls one Of the most popu-
lar citizens In Charlotte county, and
Aver tMnrS the matter Several years ago he
represented Lunenburg " the Leg'sla-
4 report from there to-day says she
4 Is Slowly recovering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
aGoochland Politics.

fsnecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
IRWIN, VA, August 2S.-Much Interest
Is now being manifested IN pol1tlos n 1 1iI
county and many are the minated dis-
e eussie1 over the merits Of the respec-
tive candidates. l., .ha
candidates for supervisor ~ itcn-
inrhole District than In all others
nnInhined Tho citizens near the
center Of the district have rallied TO the
SUPPORT Of J. A. Kean. and that ge mt!e+1
man will prove @ formidable opl1oneiti,t
- The present Incun bent. "A. Nv. lspeil.
Who wishes to be reelected, The alm3S ,i
impossible condition Of the reads IN 1 rby
10 sipport a man from this vicinity. Fo ,
he past ten or twelve years the supet,
visor OF this district has been man
living in the upper end 81 9c th 9, oou sa
man mar Of excellent business qualities ana
IS ,r yv,y are are three candidates. for Com
nonwealtfl's attorney-JudgexA. r. ,ndo na
t teiro. F. a. l.. Smith and James rage:
Mr.. Smith made an early anlon y, Gif.
Of his candidacy, but It would pc q 0'h-
fcult matter to place the winner. \.
Mr.. George P. Cowherd and MI; ". ~.
Crouch have no opponents for theire . re-
spective offices OF treasurer and sl'er'1t'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Board of Health Quarantines
Dairyman and His Product.
LOOKING FOR THE GERMS <:
The Hampton Roads Railway and Elec-
trio CompanyWin Up Series Of
Troubles BY g ding Into Re-;
Sog celver' s Hands.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn,)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August Is s., :.
The Hampton Roads Railway and Elec-
trio Company. which has encountered a
lot OF litigation within the past few
weeks, Is in the hands OF a receiver. The
suit which brought about this condition
Of affairs was brought by John 6 P 70
and Brothert Of IL lphla, largest
stockholders OF the company, and the
suit includes the Vanderrrift Construc-
ton Company, as we'll as the traction, or
ganlzation. r. T. A. Mason, OF Ha mpton,
has been selected as receive Ills BOND
will be twenty thousand dollars, ana no
will qualify tomorrow. x. 5,5{ is.
The company recently Increased us
bonded Indebtedness to a million, flVe nun
bred thousand dollars
DIPHTErERIA QUARANTINE
1 ]. e. Langslow, a dairyna n. Is down with
diphtheria, and the Health Board has
declared quarantine against the products
Of his dairy. si \. "a /,
AZ peculiar coincidence lis that more
than two-thirds OF the families In which
tho diphtheria now prevails were served
with milk by the stricken dairSman, and
at this time the United States Marine
Hospital service Is analysing sample
OF his milk for the health officers here to
settle whether or not 1t contains dinh-
iberia germs. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
LIBERTY2lRoN FURNACE
Preparations for Large Operations on
this Old Property
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

(Speoial to The Times Dispatch.)
woODSTOCk, VA August 25.-The
Liberty Iron Company's property In shen-
andoah county, has recently been pur-
chased By parties from st. Louis. Mo-,
and a. large force OF hands are at work
preparing the furnace ITO be placed IN
blast as soon as possible.
Another gang was started to work on
the narrow gauge railroad. which Will pc
repaired, at present to Columbia Fur
mace, In order to get material TO and from
the furnace, and later will DO EXTENDED
10 Edenburg, to connect with the Valley
Branch OF the Southern Railway,
A number OF hands are now engaged
An the ore banks and coalings.
ARRANGEMENTS are beng completed fol
the Immediate extension OF the Virginia
Long Distance Telephone Company from
Harrlsonburg north through the Valley
TO Charlestown, ". Va, where 1t Will
connect with the Chesapeake and Potomac
1'elephone Company. Upon the compile
ton OF this link the Valley people will
have telephone connections throushou'
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. L. Cooper, OF Mt
jackson, Shenandoah county, have Is
sued invitations to the marriage OF thelr
daughter, Miss Valley Cooper. to Mr.. Al
bert S. Kingree, OF New York. The cere-
mony will take place at the BRIDES home
on Wednesday, September I'd,
Messrs. Triplett g. Irwin, jobbers OF to-
baccos, of Woodstock. have purchased
the large storage and warerooms belong
ing to the estate OF L. M. FIisey, at Eden
burg, and will remove their business te
that place the first Of September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
BLEW HIS
BRAINS OUT.
Suicide Of Welby Rector in
Fauquier County.
He TRIED TO KILL OTHERS ! Err;
"A Negro Mans Hair Turns White IL
one Night, and then Falls Out the
VI Next Day--Sale Of Birch +
t. wood Estate.
He TRIED TO KILL OTHERS
Especial to Tho Times.DIspateh.)

d . . d
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. August u.s.
5welby Rector son OF Mi. Bust, Rector
OF Fauquier county, blew out HIS brains
with a pistol this week at the homo OF
his brother, In that county He had pre-
viously made other attempts to commit
suicide. Before shooting himself he
snsproG the plstolSat one OF his bro
thers Children, and then at the child's
mother, but the pistol failed to discharge
until he turned 1t on his own temple.
The fine barn, with contents OF har-
ness. hay, corn, ETC., belonging to MI
James L,egg, in lower Fauquier county n,
was destroyed by fire this week. The
property was partially insured
flair FELL OUT.
al singular Instance has come to llgh'
in Essex county. Jn1nes Burnett, a re-
spectable colored man Of thar county
had g. full suit Of coal black hair. One
morning recer tly he and his friends were
surprised to find that his hair had turned
snow white in ono night. The FOLLOWING
day his hair began to fall out. and now
there is not hair on hls head and he is
also devoid OF eyebrows. lnoustache and
beard all have fallen out. lie, however
is In excellent health.
The resld ence OF tne %late L!'o!nlo -
King, on Charles Street, was sold at auc
ton to settle the estate. and was pur'
chased by Mr.. o. M. Armstrong for 1905
ESTATE SOLD.
Mr.. Charles T. Purks, Of King George
county, has purchased Of Mr.. w "
| Mountjoy, OF New York. the Brentwood
estate, In King George county on thu
Rappahannock River.
Mr.. j. A. Yates, OF Halifax county, {
former resident Of this city. was here OF
visit this week for the first time II
| thirty-seyen years.
Mr. D. B. Edinger and family have Gon'
to Philadelphia to reside. Mr.. Fdinge
having secured a position in large shoe
| factory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
The SCIENCE
HALL SECURE
The MCCOrmiCks Make a Per
manent Endowment for
Its Support.
fsnecial to The TImes-DIspatch.)

LEXINGTON, VA, August 2s-NIr Cy-
rus Fl. Mccormick and three sons, of
Chicago Ill, have given $4,000 to create
permanent fund, the proceeds OF which
are to he used for the maintenance of the
Science Hall at Washington and Lee UNI
5versity especially the Physics Depart
ment This department was endowed by
Mr., Mccormick in his lifetime with $4,000.
and his trutees. after his death. in 1854.
added $40, 900 In compliance with his will,
making the total endowment $4,000.
President George II. Denny has re-
turned from Chicago. where he went
after CORES pondence with the Mccormick
family The gift Is made ny Mrs. Me-
Corm1ck, 81 900 and $1,000 by each of her
three sons, Messrs. cyrus #, McCormlck,
Jr,, Harold +. Mccormick and Stanley T..
Mccormick,
Mr.. cyrus II, Mccormick, SIR. was a
native of Rockbrldge county, and was
the Inventor of the famous Mccormick
reaper.
South Cardinals popular Chief Executive,
who is with his family hero, Is now en-
Toying camp life In a romantic spot on
North River, just above Lexington. which
In his honor has been named Camp Hey
ward. In the parry are Mrs, lieSwara'
ters Duncan and Alexander Hayward,
Miss Marina Campbell Mr.. a, A. We'd
dell Of Lexington; MI Howard Campbell.
Of Roanoke; Mr., Granville Campbell. Of
pr,ncatnn The Governor has succeeded
IN LANDING a. two and a half pound bass,
much e to the delight OF his two small
boys, .,,,.,
bonsa =, Walkers Creek a few days ago
by Mr., Frank whltmore, on his farm,
he ch,ckons seemed to find something
to ta0 cat yH n tie dauDns between the logs.
Of rye The house is supposed ef, to be one
hundred and fftynna years o.a ana IRON
n ,cS m" ,,J,t Il was put In when the logs
We're were , aid Therefore the rye grains are
$50 80 .ha house. or century and II
hs 9'e ald aS The The grains are sound and MI.
,ttI u,n, contemplates planting some tc
see II they will grow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
MlDDLESEX POLITICS
AFree Fight in the County, but Primary
for H ouse Member.
Especial to Tho Times plspn tch. )

s& Especial to The Times Dlspat ten.
sToRMONT, VA. Aug. 2s.-Middle-
sex County Court adjourned to-day.
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
The Democrats have decided to let all
OF their candidates have free fight.
Mr.. w. D. Evans Is opposing Mr.. T. G.
Jones, the present Attorney for the
Commonwealth.
For Sheriff there are two candidates
Beverly Segart and J. ". Barrick. z. W.
Bristow is opposing MIA. L. Jones. the
present Commissioner Of the Revenue,
So far Mr.. W. Fl. Parkinson, the present
Treasurer has no opposition.
The Democratic primary. to be held
October 10th, for the selection OF q mem
Der for the House OF Delegates for
Mathews and NIIddlesex. Is exciting con-
siderable Interest. The foaters are Hon.
w. H. Lawson and Mr.. w. B. Chowning.
While Hon. George Y. Hundley has not
announced his candidacy. 1t is we'll un-
derstood that he will be a candidate.
In the present House Mr.. Hundley rep
resents Gloucester and Mathews and
Mr.. Lawson Middlesex and Essex. In
the next House Middesex and Mathews
will be represented together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
BIG HAIL DESTROYS
FINE TOBACCO CROPS
Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.

49,
FARMvILLE. VA. August Pa most
destructive hailstorm visited the neigh
borhood of Prospect and Five Forks. In
Prince Edward county, late. yesterday
afternoon. Hall stones fell to the size
Of partridge eggs, doing great and serl-
Gus damage 10 many crops of tobacco.
Mr.. Thomas Carter, lost his entire crop.
were stripped OF their leaves. leaving his
crop n total ruin. Mr.. David Hancock
also lost one field OF his best. He is coy.
cred by Insurance. The entire crop OF
Others known to have been heavily,
damaged are bressrs. Frank Allen and
Samuel Overton The storm was general,
and many others suffered. whose names
are not now known. Trees were stripped
OF leaves, rain fell in torrents and the
wind was terrific. t.@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
A MYSTERY SOLVED
pr. Benz. F. Fry Was a Surgeon in the
English Navy.

Especial to The Times-pIspatch,)
BRISTOL, VA, Aug. 2a-Dr, BENJAMIN
F. Fry, who was In this community as
in which he had served as, soldier
who wore the gray, but who disappeared
without his relatives knowing what nad
become Of him, has just cleared up tho
mystery after an absence OF th!rty-tnree
Years Young and vigorous when he lett,
he has lust presented himself at the home
of his sister In Bristol. now somewhat
gray with age. but looking weS-.snd
Bearing the dignity OF man OF nish
pI Dr. Fry, who is now the guest Of hl :
Street. this city, relatas that he he went an
from America to ENGLAND and there en-.
listed in the English Navy, IN winch
he received an appointment with the RANK
Of surgeon AS a surgeon IN that navy,
he sailed to many points on the seas, nav
Ing seen much of Eurpe and the TAR EAST
He ala duty in the late South African,
war bstween England and the Beers, ana
relates many Interesting things Win re.
ferenca to that struggle. DR., Fry has
oorrorably discharged from the English
navy. ,,,.i+ad thA diamond
mines of tho late Cecil Rhodes, ana mas
brought back with him, as an evidence
OF lis visit there, some diamonds m me
rough, ".f.i5 tElftss rltss5 Ia t-,A -i--L-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
ARRESTED FOR RAISING
ONE DOLLAR NOTES
0(speciali 10 Tho Tlmes7Dispatch

Especial to The TlmesFD1sPaattccho
SALISBURY, N. c., Aug. 2s.-Alilas
Feed, young White man Of this county,
was arrested in Salisbury "Wednesday.
night on the charge OF passing n lsed''
one dollar bill.
He states that he came TO Salisbury
Monday to visit relatives and that he re-
ceved the money from acs strange anEa r %no
and the evidence against Reed Is damqg-
ing. 1t is believed that his trial, which
viii come of at the next term Of, wan
SUPERIOR Court, WILL throw light on a
number of other raised notes now IN cir
culatlon in and around Salisbury. Z,
The North Carolina. corporation Com.
mission has announced the assessment IS mt o. :,
IL Rowan county to be 81, 344,sS< "A. Us
Nj RurtH cEnig o. WiGdnaSday wan
u ne omd ,pell-mntched tennis tournament
Which hi has been In progress here, This III
first OF series ~ doubles was pIa stI1 No.
crea sing. So VI. tSsssts - Z l5tf w tt3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
ORGANS GAME
FROM COFFIN
Under Influence Of Chloro
form. but NotDead When
Shrouded.
1sneclal d Tha Mines, plspateh.l.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch' .
DURHAM. N, C.. August 2s'-The poay
of Julia stant1eld, colored, was shipped
from here to Virginia yesterday morn
ing, and positive evidence has been re-,
celved that the woman was not dead, put
VAS under the influence of ch1oroforln'
The woman was taken to a colored hos
pltal In this city for operation, and when
placed under the influence OF the drug
her heart stopped beating, This was day
before yesterday, Yesterday morning her
body was shipped 10 her old home &c
Cunningham. this State for burial Tug
transfer was made at Dennlston Juhcr
lion. va, and 1t WAS there that lt was
found she was not dead,
The coffin was torn open and u was
found that the woman had her hahds 70
her throat, and her hands and race WeIe
covered with perspiratlon. and her dfess
near the belt Was also saturated,
The first thing that attracted me ~,
tenton of the railroad authorities were
groans from the casket The supposillon
Is that she came to life and findins that
she Was In coffin choked hefse't 20
death or else died OF suftocatlon.
After the casket was opened she ala not
breathe again, hut remained warm IoF
seine time, although this was twenty'slN
hours after she was supposed to % dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Politics In DlnWlddle,
(special to The T!mes-Dlspatch,,

(speoial to The Tlmes-Dtspatel,,) !,
GUMS HILL. VA. August 2S-Poll'
tics are lively In, this county. The ac-
Gn Of tie 6e Ssy5E lx epMssy cG Sas
ttTht roWn tn the bars down and new candl-
dates are rprlnglng up eyerywhare, u /,
to the present there gre 9niy tme rsp.-
N Mr " y Gillian OF Church Road. and
MI. John i. Harris, OF Dnwlddle. Both
n these gentlemen are very popular "
the county and tho contest Is expected
" Mr.. w. ii. Young, present sheriff. has
declined to run, much to the regret OF
many of his friends 500 ,,,,,s.
Mr.. John w Gotusna, oil Of G fdIa a
cca candida FOR sheriff, and viii 40 DOUBT
be elected BY a large majority, as ne IS
widely known and O very popular man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
OFFICIAL COUNT
Democratic Committee Of Isle of Wgh
Announce Result,
20 kSnacial To Tha Times ispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch)
z WINDSOR, VA Aug. 2s.--The Execu-
tive Committee OF the Democratic party
OF Isle of Wight county met to-day and
canyassed the primary vote OF yesterday.
The official count is as follows: For For
House OF Delegates, wv. c. EIowle, 6?2;
HJ.o: Branch. 500; for sheriff, F. H. ud Ed
urer. B. L. Roberts. $50; Jesse " Itley.231;
F. ". Randolph, 80; for ommss &c Of
revenue r. j.. Chapman, 752; CLARENCE
Edwards. 127; ]. r. Bowden. ~; z. =.
Hart, 123: w Z. Porter, Sc.
The supervisors are Charles Hart, !;
r. Dick and r. c. Councll. Hart ana
,iDick are old mem bers q the board. !
Mr.. Council defeated G. T. king. mo
present member OF the board from Wind
sor District by IS majority. The cleo
tIon passed off very quietly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
pOLITICS5IN HANOVER
Candidates are Thick and the Canvass
a lively One.
fcnec,aI r. The TImes-Dlspatt

Especial to The Dlspatch.)
MONTPELIER, s. VA, Aug. % "A GOOD
deal Of Interest is being taken in politics
II this county now. Candidates are as
plentiful as Hanover watermelons: ant
AZ 'hetween the candidates and big meet-
ings. We are having good old summer
time In Hanover now,
Crops are looking we'll owing to the re re- :
cent good seasons, Harvesting toauer mas
commenced. ~ Ga
v,or will have festival at that Place
next Saturday the proceeds OF "hlctl
ara to 70 to the church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Siinped the Guards.
lsnenlnl ~ rhn rimes.Disna4nh

Especial to The Times-Dispatch) N
# fLYNCHBURG, VA. Aug. 2S,-A ser-
geant and a. private from a cavalry troop
stationed at Fortress Monroe. arrived here
last night with Private James Morgan,
whom they had arrested In Chickamauga,
Tenn, on a charge of desertlon. The
bedroom in Main-Street boarding
Soon after his captors had gone to
sleep he slipped out and got clear away.
This morning the wires were kept hot
with MESA ges to all nearby towns, ask
Ing that a lookout be kept for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
THE MADISON CHAUTAUQUA@
Senator Daniel Makes Eloquent and
Stirring Address,
(Speelal tn The TImes-plspatch)

TwYMAN's MILL, VA, Aug. es--The
Madison Tabetnacle is attracting much
Interest In this and adjoining counties It
Is running under the most favorable cir
and ntI1 the roads from every direction have
i, hour each day thousands Of people gather
TO- enjoy the lntsresttng PregFFamm1ss
large audience yesterday with a brilliant
and stirring address amid great bursts
Of applause. In the afternoon Rev. Geo,
p, Booker said to he one OF the most
eloquent young dlyines OF Virginia, also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Complete Treatment

delighted the audience with a fine address.
In addition to tho attractions previously
mentioned Is mezzo-soprano concert
singer Miss Grace E. Updegreff, Of Ohio
secured for special solo work: She pos
true. pure and has great range and power.
Miss Kate Elsmere Fuller. OF King $
School OF Oratory, Of Pittsburg, is also
present giving ramatic interpretations
Sam Jones viii be present to-day and TO-
morrow, when the largest CROWDS OF N
occa sion are expected. Tti fEsalf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
Railin Dinwiddie.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
GUNN'S HILL. VA, August 2s.-One
Of the most severe storms that has passed
over thisjsectlon In some time visited this
vicinity last night about s o'clock. ac-
companied by severe thunder and light
ming and some hall and wind. but did no
serious damage, The tobacco crop Is just
very deStructiYe, ag. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
GUANO FACTORY AT
MONEY POINT BURNS

Especial to The Tlmes'UIspaISh.5
NORFOLK, VA, August .s-Ihe lac-
tory OF the Imperial Guaho company,
branch Of the Elizabeth, was burned at
4 O'clock .h,s morning, The entire plant
covering an acre Of ground, was De,
stroyed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
SENATOR. RANSOM
CHOOSES a TRAIN
fspecial to Thu Timcs-Disprtch.

GREENSBORO. N. G.. Aug. 2s.-Ex-$
Senator Matt, w. Ransom. was hare
short time last night. Eo!ng to Blowing
train pulled out and left him and no
sprinted down the platform for fifty!
Yards to overtake It. Fla would have been
pu!i of a couple Of trampa and some
blind baggage. ;ssss s5ssi y sS XXI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
His Leg Crushed.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.)

Especial to The Tin1es-Dispatch)
huntsville, VA, Aug. 2S.-The can.
ming factory here. owned by Mr.. Edward
l<ricte is In full operation canning tona-
toes.
crushed by a geo falling on hin, yester-
Taylor's saw'mill. Tie fracture was adj
justed BY Dr.. B. w. Walker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-29
ARRANGE FOR PRIMARY
IN CITY OF PETERSBURG
tsnoc,ol to The T!mes-pIspatch.)

1,mrpRsBuRG, VA, Aug 2s.-The
r,ity CENTRAL Domocl1tlc Committee to-
n ,iabt Sonnointed subcommittee to .formu-
iasnt p Inr and select date for holding
tne p PIT, raSsort next Tuesday night.
'e Th a., prroepositlon to nominate members
~ ne Central Committee at the primary
was lost.