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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
STORM COMING.
MORE ROOM FOR SCHOOLS
Growing System in charlottesville to
Sc Well Provided For.
TO the Timcs-Dispatc

fNrH (SDeClQl TO the ElllucS-I|iopsItS''| .ss
M RLOrTESVILlIE, VA, Sept. 20
,rhe steadily increasing excellence OF the
n,,hlic schools OF this city and the RAPID
addition TO numbers, due TO the a..
.knowlcdged value of the instruction. mas
made it absolutely necessary t 70 h ius -
tho high school and a part OF the pr
mary grade. has been under consldeiatloni
for the past two years ana AT iasl siuu;ii :,
has boen broken for this structure. WIZ" WIN
is TO contain two rooms on the f1rst moor
Tor the Youngest children admitted TO the
school, Six rooms for the high school ana
for laboratory PURPOSES ana ~ nsI e,,.
bly room, about 60x70 feet In dimensions.
which can be converted III, .a'o s sb,oI max =
when the growth OF the scllo e's mar e
this course necessary.
The structure is to be of brick and 10.
Gated Immediately east of the present
Midway building, ana oo'nee 70 % = be - or
b b. lex pierced BY a porte cochsre. In
r =. rn style, both Of interior and OF en-
terioy, Midway building is copied me
structure faces north and south, Lnese
facndes or elevations being counterparts
- ne tcci first Sc consideration in making tho
nlan. for the building was SAFETY ana
more strength than was nee t,en r can
been prqyded a. f0r ate Tha EN-
tilation and the building Is to- be !. ready ~
Nv the 1st Of May. The contractors ere
Niessrs Vandegrift 4 Fitch, the senior
n,embcr of the firm being n veteran
builder The building and furnishings
viii vi cost about $4,000, ,,,.,,. ~. bn,,t
Ten years ago. when an M srsd m end they
We're ere adequate to house all the pnnus
e Mn,I Since then the assembly room
ha been been converted into school rooms. and
two other rooms have been been, t't Re " IN IN
~ ol,d,t,on r. these, the office has been used
n as school , room during two sesso0s
and vet there Ia such as 10
eIvo trouble IN school ma nngement as
Lrnll as In hvGenic dtrectons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
AIN APPEAL.
FOR. Y AR.
Popular Feeling IS Becoming
More Excited.
MA,ssACR Es ONTlN|' \. Y T;
While sultan's Government Discusses
Preparations for Reforms MS n
Troops, Continue to kill and
Devastate HE Country. v.
Inv Associated t'ress.)

sort Rt1IGARlA, Sept. pa less
hopeful feeling prevails today IN govern
ment circles regarding the general ! situa-
ton although no actual chahse Is te-
nnrted The events of the next two days
ara awaited with great anxiety and pop
uIar5 feeling is becoming more excited. y
largely attended meeting OF Macedonian
sy,npathlzers, held at Rustchuk. Bulgarin.
ms adopted resolutions appealing TO the
bulgarian government to declare war on
Turkey Immediately.
In revolutionary circles war IS belleVca
10 be imminent Unless Turkey stops mas
sacring the Christians, of which there are
nc signs at present. DR.. Christie Tart-
chef president OF the Macedonian organl-
cations has Informed tho Associated
Press correspondent that the insurgent
committees attach no Importance to the
reported negotiations between Turkey and
Bulgaria. because similar opositions
wcrd discussed In 1897 and later IN lS9s
and 1900. The Porte, added Dr. Iathrt-
chef. only entered into the conference
III order to gain tine to hnlsh the eS.er-
mnatlon OF wllatHit regards as the dan
gerous elements In Macedonia and have
the troops now at h1onastlr free to move
against Bulgaria and bring more soldiers
from Asia. While the Sultan's govern
mont is discussing preparations for re-
form, In Macedonia the troops continue o
massacre X the Christians and dcvastate
the country. FL
Special Significance attaches to the Mac
edonian meeting at Rustchuk. because
the resolutions adopted are the first open
expression Of such an emphatic character
In favor OF war coming from any popular
meeting in Bulgaria. Rustchuk Is tho
chief commercial town In the country.
Resolutions were also passed thanking
the Pope, tho English bishops. the Trades
Union Congress and the British and Amer
lean press for their expressions OF SYM
pathy with the Macedonian
Fighting is reported to have taken place
near Kotchanl. on the frontier In which
tho Turks lost fifty men killed and the
insurgents suffered loss Of ten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
A BIG DAY DAY
AT THE HI: FAIR AIR
Five Thousand on the Ground
at Fredericksburg Fair.
German.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-DlsPatch.)
FREDERICKsBURG. VA. September
23.-To-day was the big day Of the fair.
The grounds presented an animated
scene. the crowd numbering at Its height
over 5000 The Judging has been com
pleted X and the ribbons distributed.
Among the principal prize winners we're were
Fl. B. Rowe and Co.. George Purvis, y.
w. Jones, B. p. Sullivan. A. r. Howard.
6. H. Hurkamp T.. g brooks H. +: R, 1sob-
st Ha Hfook Has Ms sstsf arS Mes
+, L. Harris, Mrs George Nlchelson.s
Mrs. s. i. Baggett. Miss Margaret r{s 1y shep-
herd. Miss Lzzte KELLEY: Mrs. rs. v; A.
Rose. Mrs. John NJ. Hull. Mrs, A; ~
SHEPPARD, Mrs. j, B. Colbert. Mrs. w. +.
T rl Mrs. a, M. Tyler. Miss Fannie
ThompfmGn M Hse 'eEe s MfE pes
Washington. Mrs John WASHINGTON. Lii.
The day was great one fo o. the ss 1 polls
tieians and sandtd ATE Tor tne WATKINS I,g
p tias We're present shaking hands with
frIends and smiling on the voters.
The annual fair german took place g.
the Opera House o r1dIar an ~ wa soor
y wSs aove !" with With handsome couples who
danced dam until midnight, when supper
was served and then da1Glng gea was day-
brenk. Donchs Orchestra, OF Washing.
Ton. furnished the music, I
rho steamer Caroline. which broke her
piston rod on her last hos BEEN aG ynr at
s sui her regular scheduls to-day.
NJ. II. Dickinson, q, we'll known mers,.
himself All Independent candidate Tor tho
Legislature from spotsylvan'a county ana
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
A TOUGH MAN OF
MANY ESCAPES u I.
Lewis M. Fields Dies Unex-
pect!edly Of Of His Terrible
Injuries.
Special to The Times-Dispatch)

@LYNCHBuRG. VA, Sept, %, Three
weeks ago Lewis NJ. Fields fell seventy
five feet from smokc-stack. 1t was
thought that he would live, and he was
growing better. when he became suddenly
worse and died to-day.
a few years since Fields fell one hun-
bred feet from Rivermont bridge. and
lived to tell about IT, Again. he fell from
telegraph pole and recovered. IIe was
once badly stabbed. and at another
time he was severely Injured by. blow
on the head
Though fearfully injured by his fall
of three weeks ago, he made n remark
able fight for life, and lived three weeks
with concussion OF the brain, broken
bones and internal Injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
The general creditors pp securing prefer
cnce over the others ,rl1e majority OF the
cofnranN's crcditorsfnrc Norfolk firms.
SOCIETY," WrI,DlNd
sLJchn's Church, Itcanokt Scene OF a
rlllilnt Ass.mnlagc.
Especial 10 The Times DispatchD

Especial TO The Times Dispatch,)
ROANOKE VA. Sept. 23'rho nrst
society matrimonial event Of the fall
season occurred atist. Johns Church at
high noon today. The contracting par
ties we're Miss Clarlnda c. Gray, the tn,
attractive and accomplished young dauEh-
ter OF Mrs lenrySI3v. Gray. and MI.
Henry EalrfaX Luske, district manager e.
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Key. NJ, II. Milton, the rector oillclated.
The church was beautifully decorated
with potted plants, goldcnrod anu can can
dies. e ststt8a
Elr. G. W. LuskeN OF Washington; bro
ther Of the groom was best man. ana NJ Mrs rs
Lartcr Gray inatron Of honor. Miss Nan n
ME lIllearS presided at the organ, play
ing Lohengrn's wedding march as the
bridal party entered, "Oh! Promise Me.
during the ceremony and Mendelssohi1 3
march as. the party left the church. I, 80
8t The bride entered with her, brotnel,
Vincent Gray, preceded BY ,shers and
ma tron Of honor lunch ,h,. :o ,vSS th b
couple left for Ashevillc ". c. the for for
mcr homo Of the groom. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
OPERATION AVOIDED.

voctober 12th, 1898, wrote YOU for the hrst
time says Mrs. Alice E. shipley OF WEST rom.
bed most Of tie time had no appetite, pains in
let oyary could rest only on one sids sh tout
f.ct ,wrec,- MI vsically underwent an exa,nirl-
alton BY one 81 the aost prominent physicians
Of Louisville, KY. He pronounced my case cas-:
trmor Of tic stomach and advised me to. return
in Two weeks and have an operation pertortne ca;
My husband had such dread Of the knit ,nid;
that he prevailed on me to try Pr rerees ,neal.
ciues i took seven bottles Of Favorttc RS
scriptiou and two walls of3pellets which
cured me Of constipation. Have not taken any
medicine since the last OF February. now now
attend to all my housework, cook, wash, IRON
and saw for a family Of six. Many have been e.,
advised by me to try your treatment, and great
arc the benefits derived
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets are or
great benefit in connection with wa
vorite Prescription when the use OF
laxative medicine is indicated.
%.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

Almost a central figure in the recent
political contest in Amherst was Cnp-
tain Edgar Whitehead who was re-,
elected magistrate on the anti-Camnbcil
ticket. EIe has served In this position
IL Amherst for fifteen years, Captain
WhItehead's majority was $50 In the DIS
trict. about so ahead Of the other candl-t
dates, and $40 ahead OF MI Gilbert. VINO
opposed him and was REGARDED as tne
candidate OF S. "a. Day and the liquor
interests ut Amherst. Captain Whitehead
comes sauarely by his title as Con-
federate officer, and Is now hale and
healthy specimen of manhood at seventy seventy
five. #
when Judge Campbell resented the crit
icisms of Rev. Mr. Carson In regard to
the violations of the local option law IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
OLD-TlME TELEGRAPHERSs
Military Corps in Annual Session II
Milwaukee.
INV Associated Press.)

M111yAyKEE, WIS, Sept. es.-rho
twentv-third annual reunion OF Oid-,1tmo
Teegraphers and Historical Assoclat..ol
and society of the Cnlted States MI
tary telegraph Corps, was held mere 70
day. rr,aan Nj r
who has the distinction Of having sent
the first telegram from q balloon IS INV. 3
those attending the. convention, AZ vas va
ono ~ pres dent Lncoln's hobbies that
hn I,oons could be used to advantage IN
cnvarnr the position Of the enemy dni-
M he war and n balloon was sent up
4o7 Feet and the following message seht
over n, wire connected with the War De-
e ~ - g"UpFin balloon,
"Washin gton. April y, lsol,
"To His Excellency, President l-incolh N,
or affords me much pleasure at ms
elevation to send you herewith the i, ,lr ~
telerrnnhic message ever transmit ed
from an aerial station, desire 70 ex-
press my thanks TO you fors r. e'tto ~
balloon in the military service OF the gov
- 49, U.s. "Respectfuly,, -, 4. 4,
Atlanta was selected rs the next place
of meeting and officers were else, eve 3as
follows President, Gh iW p a. a .s
AZ. Stevens, OF Atlanta. Ga; Second Vice
President, w, D. Adkins. OF atlanta:
Ga. 7; Secretary Treasurer, John i'rah''iot
New York. 80, T., :, ,,,,,+
to the tournament Of the Amerlrhhi prm-
ternal {, 4 Ass @es pdnptad to
tinted states Military Telegraphio Corp
chose Atlanta, Ga, as the next meet
ing place. #F st s5tE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
AN lRlShMAN'S PLUCK
Successfully Combatted an Armed
Highwayman With a Stick.

Especial 70 TIC TTNes-DlsputchJ
PoCAHONTAs. VA, Sept, e3.-James
Brady 2 ualet, aeSp &c !, iv.sh pea,
near near The new tunnel between foca hontas
and Cooper, w. Va. a day or so ago.
The highwayman at the point of p.s-
tol demanded his money, 6ut Brady. VINO
al the end to give his assallan, d
blow with the cane, which felled him 10
the earth. The robber fired several
shots at The Irishman, only one OF which
touched him and that merely graz ne
the skin under his nose, negro saw tie
trouble and reported the same to Cooper.
Onicers took both parties to Bramweil
where the truth of the situation developed
a, the preliminary hearing, The robber
who claims to be James Lucas, vas sent
10 Princeton Jail. He claims to be from
New York city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
OUlETHOME WEDDING
Lieut.. John Francis Marshall, Y. s. a.
Weds Miss Bessie R lid Grandy.
/ fspecial q rho Mines plsputch.)

4 NoRroL1l, VA. September 2s.-M,s,s
4. II. Grandy. editor of the Yirgin,an n,
Pilot, was to-day married to Lleutenan.
army. |The ceremony was performed at
the residence in Freemason Street, by
the Rev. Carl Z. Granlmer.
I Owing to the very recent 6ereave1n,e y
of the family, Miss Grandy''s wedding
which would otherwise have been one or
tho brilliant social events OF the season. on.
took place In the presence or only me ne
Immediate relatives and friends OF inc
families. @ Fs{5ftt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Newcll-PIeasants.

Especial TO The Times Dispateho
& DANyILLE. VA, septem Der 23.-Miss
Mary =. Peasants, daughter of Mrs j..
r. peasants, was married at high noon
to-day to Mr.. NJ. G. Newell Of Greens.
boro. The ceremony was performed az
brook Street. and was witnessed BY quite
a number Of friends and relatives.
After the ceremony the young couple
left on an extended bridal tour n oFeh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
e'cNally Oil Manufacturing Company
With Large Liabilities.
DIV Associated Press.)

NORFOLK, VA. September 23.-upon
the petition of creditors having claims
aggregating 5000, Bankruptcy Referee p.
L. Groner to-day appointed George =,
Pitcher and John b, Jenkins receivers for
the McNally OIL Manufacturing Cons
pany, which operate a large plant near
Norfolk, The liabilities of the concern
arc $4,000, three-fifths OF which being q
Bank, Tench f., Talghman. cashier Of
this bank, is vice-presdent of the oil
4 month ago the company made an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

Amherst and rose In his seat In church
In his own defense and declared 1t wal
the duty or the magistrate and not the
fudge to take cognzance OF these cases,
CAPTAIN whitehead at once accepted the
challenge grasped the situation. and
with answering determination used the
machinery of tho law to bring tom end
tho illegal ira ftlc In liquor at Amherst
The conviction or S. a. Day, the drug
glst. and others for Illegal sale Of liquor
In Amherst; the confirmation Of tho
magistrates court. and the com prom!se
EEts'thes fines assessed agnins: DSy. are q.
mr., q r ITO recent court fNF'1'S o. tho
county. Magistrate Whtehead's strong
personality and fearless determination
TO enforce the law shone out clearly
through il@all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
MARRIED IN MASSACHUSETTS
Or. James H, Mapp, Of Buena Vista
x. Weds Miss Beatrice e, Bennett.
Especial to the Times-Dispatcfh.,l

n D =. ISPUCIII 70 tIle t!11ess'1e17Sl"ee w
BUENA VISTA, VA, Sept. 23.-Dr.
James II. Mapp, ono Of Buena vista 8
married MAR to Miss Beatrice e, Bennett, Of
Groton, Mass. tonight at s o'clock at
the Congregational Church. Groton,
Mass, s8,a S.j.
accomplished young lady, who won many
warm friends and admirers at this Mace
during her stay three years ago as tench-
eli OF t1cmIstry at the Virginia College
n,fter Tho ceremony a brief reception
was held at the home of the bride. from
which they left for an extended tour
through places OF Interest In the United
states and Canada,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Coming Wedding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch) .5
DANV1LLE, VA. September, 23.-The
announcement Of the approaching mar
riage in this city Of Mrs. Myra Hart ,
McClain to Mr.. John Joseph Long when
will take place on the eleventh Or mo-
vember. has been made
MIR. Long Is a native OF North Caro-
lima, but has been in this city for the
tie American Cigar Company.
Mrs. McClain IS one Of Danvilles most
popular ladies, but. Is a>native OF Hen a
derson Ky. 5iEg. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
MR.. EDWIN FRFFGARD,
SEC'Y u. T. a, COMING

11nitad II >1TTwypho thetae OF America; will DO
in the niiy Monday. September 2sth. as
the guest Of the Richmond 'rypothetae,,,
A commttae commerce. ed, 81 Messrs :, 70 Gn-
MItcheii Will prepare suitable spread
FOR the occasion, and the employing prln--
ters Of, the city, will be out in full force
to exchange greetings with their ma
tional secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

Cnlllpbcll CO., VIZ.
feel that it has cured
mic. I had been In
poor health for four
years. Suffered great
~ with my right side,
also with bearing
down pains, aud my
Il erves were IN a
dreadful state. Ancr
four bottles OF
your I'avoritc Pre-.
scription I AM now
lam the mother
OF two children. With
the first child I suffer
ed twenty-eigilt hours.
mud with the second !
used your medicine,
was sick only
three hours. I believe
Dr.. Piercc's Favorite
~ he hf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
DELIBERATE SUICIDE
Rhodes Packed His Samples and In
formed His Firm OF His Intention,
lspeclal lo'The Times- DIspatch.) ii

TlEI Especial o'The TlMes-Dlspd1ClI.1
BRISTOL. VA, Sept. 2s.-W. s:
Rhodes, the travelling. man, who shot
himself at Gate City, Va, on last Thurs,
of the wound inflicted In his head,
rhodes went at his task OF elf-destruc,;
ton dellbe. ately. Before firing the fatal
shot, he packed his samples away neat eat
~, then addressed a lettr to the nm
Of his intention to end his life.
The iron mines Of the Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke Company at Maymead,
Tenn, have closed down pending the
work Of refining the Bristol iron furnace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Meeks--h

Especial TO The 1lmes-Dlspatch)
CHIFFON FORGE. VA, Sept. 23.-Mr
IT, p, Meeks, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway, and Miss Mary p. Ham were
inc nj the brides home. Rev. E. W.
After d, tour s,to eastern cities they
Will return here to reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
+. LOST DETECTIVE,
LOST ALL WORTH HAVING

(spccial to The Times Dlspatch,)
II NEWPORT NEWS, VA, september
2A -Rlchard Richards. the Chesapeako
and Ohio detective who disappeared from
the city a week ago, has been located at
Charlottesville. He is said to have lost
his money badge and arms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
LIFE UNBEATABLE
Judge Blackstone VIII Not Be Able TO
Hold Court Soon.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)

MA Especial 10 The Tlmes-DlspatchJ
william Murphy and Tuck Felt. two coal
stokers, belonging to the cruiser OWN
pia. were picked up here to-day and are
being held for the navy yard authorltics
. On It Was ,iHs !rab ~ -
The clerk here has been notified that
Judge ]. W, g, blackstone. Of the CIR,
QUIT Court. will not be able to hold
court here for six weeks on account OF
his health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
.C|OO.|ID|.''R|l.E|::C|''!O|,RD
SAVED hin
Captain Of the Pine Beach
Suspended for six Months on
DOES ALlMoNY C CO
The Court viii Have TO Decide tn
Question III the Case Of Mrs. scu'-
thorpe, Formerly Miss c '',' m
welI-v,rginia Plots.

(special to The Times Dispntch.) !.

5 fsnncia, ia ,rhe Times Dispntci1.) il 4.
NoRrOLK. VA, Sept s3..--Ihe de-
cision Of tic local inspectors 81 steam
vessels in the case Of tho collision NC :
tween the steamer Pine Beach una tle
schoon Crosby was made pubic " 70
d1v, t,aptaih II. q. tN1undeh. Of the l'ire
Ren oh. Ia sentenced TO $50 dnSs ;uspef-
sion. t.,
MI tint saved his license, q IN vie" oil s'llG
damaging testimony adduccd.
>I~i17r MARRIAGE AND AL1MONY. l5
w. j. Sculthorpe, who married la as
August the divorced wife OF Shcriil a. Y.
Cromwell. of@Norfok county is SEEKING
Nv law to force the payment Of $50 z
month alin1ony which Cromwell ceased
"a INV after his wifc's marriage, having
always done SO before.
Thc case is now before the Circuit
Court. Judge Prentis VIII nave 70 ~
c,dc whether the marriage unnnlled the
allmony decision or not ...,,
! # is stated that the Republicans VIII
have n city ticket here IN the NEXT ca'''
paign ~ Norf n.
p n,I,rnv1tnnd Light Company. has beH'
missing for two days. Ills y FANNY ~"
sre"e's p ryST1 ON OLD LAW !,
rhe Virginia Pilots. Association VIII
depend upon law passed by CohSress
more than a century ago for Its very eH e.,
istence and the right TO make eompui,
sory charges to be assessed against an
vessels. regardless Of their using me 8. SER
vices of the associations men Or oil ltl l,l
own pilots The defense In the SUITS
hro,,rht to recover these fees assessed
against vessels which declined the pilots
services, too day held that the state mas
no right to grant admiralty remedy ~
q suit recoverable In the state courts
and that therefore vessels cantot DC
liable under. the Virginia law OF CON- ~,
nulsor;; pilotage. The defense comnat,so
Tic demurrer on the ground that me
old act or Congress referred 20 enaoles
ire several States to regulate pllotase'
Judge Prentis took the case undes ad-
visement.
All south -hcund shinrinE was warned
by the local Weother Bureau TINS AFTER
noon that 1t would be exceedingly oan
gcrous for 1t to venture forth from porl
In the teeth of the gale that is now
coming up the coast. 1t Is in'prolonnle
thnt any sailing vessels will leave port
tonight III consequence Of the warn !
ings but all the liners got away on VINE.
storms do not deter tho East vessels
having schedules to make
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Killed by a Ea'Iin~Tree.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
sWooDsTocK, VA. September ,23,-
5andoah county was killed on Monday at
ternoon, near Davis. W. Va. while work-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

Ing in a lun Der camp Hc was telling
trees and one struck him across ms smou!,
der iniur!ng him SO severely. Lhat ie li'e va
Ills body reached here last night ana
was taken to his homo. lie Is SurVlVe e.a
byra widow and five children Ills aso
was about thirty-five years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
!. NOUS FIX

From the view point Of the average man
"a very easy. Tile wife is right at lioitiee,.
She IS her OWL mistress. She cali sit
lowt, aud rest atty time. Slic, can even
20 to bed for mp II she feels like It.
She cal, order her household affairs Just
10 slit licr own convenience, Il she
doesn't feel equal 10 doing work to-day,
she can do 1t to-iilorrow. n
That's the beautiful theory. She cnti
A a.,a4,d tnst Sic cali lie down. WHY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
ROANOKE COLLEGE
Fifty-flrst Session Opens With Good
& kttendance

Especial to The 19mes-D ispatch.)
& HALEM, VA, Sept. .3,-The 1fty-nrst
session of Roanoke College began here
to-day with good attendance OF stu
dents. Addresses were made by Major
w. W, Ballard, DR., II. n. Martin. DR..
f. B, Perry, OF Saga, Japan, and DR..
] A. Morehead, the new president OF the
college. The new main building is near
ing completion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

best medicine II, the world for suffering females;
I wish YOU great success aud nope that' you
ruill bless YOU in YOUR noble work"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
GREAI GRATITUDE,

uWords cannot express how grateful nm Tor
your kind advice and your Fnvorite Prescrtp-
Eon,'n writes Mrs D. B. Darricks: Of Perrows;;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Stanton a; WASN'T gton and Lee, |

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