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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
SAM JONES CAME NOT
Fifty Years Methodists and VIII Hear a
Riebon for the First Time.
1.u,,rds1d-so,r,1 auL o. InIoods,

tVolpdsIQ soLE'L attL O lsloousl
FRANKTOWN, VA, Sept. about
5000 people gathered at burlington Camp
ground Kelsr w. an TO near Wsre H dis.
amounted, Rumor says he is sick;
MISS Belle ste Msarss Sly SPOKE % brIan
enthusiastically and eloquently, but st'll
there was fsnPp9e!!n rsnSery D. b. one Of
the older and ablest of the Southern
Methodist college s o. ,re 5Ssop p tb g Frank
town charge next Sabbath. September
ih THIS d1stngasMed aiy'1 iSan sefx ftg
Years ago. Most OF those to whom he
then preached are dead but ther :, ih he
to hear this able and learned 2rela to y
Virginia Methodsm ana III ne WI re seme
of whom have been Mcthodists more than
nfv years, and Will hear Methodist
bishop for the first time -,
REV. Dr. Ray, who Is stu suffering
from a collision with street car N
Richmond August nth, is Slowly recov-
erne from Its effects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
FRACTIONAL FIGHT
in PRINCESS ANNE
The Defeated Candidates in
the Primary Will
Contest.
1snecinl 70 rhe Tlmes.pIspatch.)

(special to The Tlmcs-Dispa tch.)
NORFOLK, VA, September 2.--As a re-
suit of the recent Democratic primary IN
Princess Anne county factional fight
Is on there that will shame the Norfolk
county factions. 1t is said. The defeated
candidates are not at all satisfied with
the manner In which the primary Was
conducted. and they Will contest II be-
( fore the state Committee.
Mr.. ]. Talbot Caps. prominent lanu
owner and farmer Of Back Bay VIII
enter the Legislative fight against Dr.
George L. sncad, the nominee Of the pEi-
mary
The fight before the State COMMITTEES
will be led by Commonwealth's#At Attorney
A.. j.. .Ackiss, who was defeated Tor re-
election by Judge B. ID, White White IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
.T,allleylndictedi in Magistrates
Courtfor Stealing Timber.
THE til VOTE IN CAROLINE ST ( Il NJ:
Stafford viii Not Hold a Primary ex'
cept for Candidate for the House
4 there Being Only One Candi-
date for Each Go. Office.
(speclal to The Times. Dispatch


FREDERICKsBURG, VA. September l
Charles q. 5Talley, of spotsylvanin county,
charged with stealing a large amount OF
railroad ties and spoke timber from 70 the
Characteristic track, in spotsSlV'sihFli'i
county, was sent on BY magistrate 8 :.
court at spotsylvania Courthouse yester-
day 10 the grand jury, and MS pan pan r.
duced from $4,000 to $1,000. ~,
The Democrats Of Stafford county W.
not hold primaries for the nomlnat1oll q
candidates for county offices II havlns
been practically agreed upon that there
will be only one Democratic canaldate Aor
ga Oh office. A primary will be held, now
ever, for tile nomination OF candlo o'i1
for the House Of Delegates
Mr.. w D. Reamy, n prominent Dei'iU
fcrnt, has announced himself asa candl-
date for the office of treasurer OF Stat-
ford county, against the incumbent, Mr.
Henry G.. Cheslcy, who is Repupilcain.
MI. Chesleyi Is one of the best officers IN
the state, and will be a hard man to peat.
VOTE IN CAROLINE
The following is the vote BY precincts
in the Democratic primary IN Caroline
county, In which Judge E. G. Moncure,
for the Legislature. defeated the present
delegate, Hon. D. B. Powers, Jr, by q
i<,f -fyIyf -g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
REFUSED TO BURN
THE ". m. j. BUILDINGS

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,)
LEXINGTON, YA,4 September 2-colo-
mel j. M, Schoonmaker, Ylce-pres'dent ana
general manager OF the Pittsburg and
lake Erie railroad, was n distinguished
visitor in Lexington this week, He was
travelling in his private car and was ao-
colnpanied by President George ~.
stevens Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio.
During the civil war Colonel schoonr
maker commanded the Fourteenth Penn
sytvania Cavalry, when General Hunter
visited Lexington In 1864 ne was N
structed by General Hunter 20 nurn me
Virginia Military institute ana osner
arrested and placed under guard. He
was under arrest while the institute was
fired by another, !, y. -,
colonel schoonmaker said that on en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
ARREST FOR VIOLATING
THE LOTTERY LAWS
(special to The Times-Dispatch.)

HARRrSONBURG,5 VA, September q
r. r. Gaskins, who was arrested at Elk-
ton Wednesday evening, August 10Th, for
violating the Virginia lottery laws, and
VINO was acquitted In the magistrate >
court, was to-day sent on to the Federal
grand jury, which meets at Lynchburs
this month, by United States Commission
err Harnsberger for violation Of the United
States lottery laws.
Gaslsins was taken in charge by the
United States authorities Immediately ar.
ter his acquittal in tho State court United
States District Attorney Moore, of Chris
.tinnsburg, conducted the prosecution, ana
]. D. Stevenson appeared for the prisoner.
The prisoner was accused of shipping
lottery tickets from Dayton. Va, to Wash
ington, and was an accomplice OF Ma
jor'' J. N. JVhelpley. who is now serving
a six months sentence under the state
law,
The evidence was conclusive against the
prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
SUPREME COURT
A Number ofImpor'ant Gases Disposed
Of Yesterday.
lsncclal to The TImesDIspntoh)

~ y
ienoclal tn The Times Dlspntch)
sTAUNToN, VA, Sept, 2.ln t ans - ss ~
preme Court to-day argument IN ", cas-, case
Of L,lsk vs., Pelter, from the Circuit Gourt
Of Augusta county, was. concluded py
General !. John Roller for appellants appellant ' ana
'I Bashaw's Administrator VS.. Wallace a,,e
from The Circuit Court of Augusta cou IN
ty, was argued In part ana coht'luc'
until tomorrow morning l, no
awarded on the petition of John l.. Lewis
to a Judgment Of the, Corporation Gout ,s
of the city of. Norfolk. wherebS o ne% ",
was fined $40 for opening .iis nn sat
urdnv night and sunrise the succeeding
Monday The bono "a re. reSulrod OF the S'''u
awarded to the Hon. William ,. Martin,
Judge Of the co o9 ko Of aW e ona him
to- to sign certain bills OF execution in the
case recently tried In said court OF JACOB
Anthony vs. National Accident Society,
was n ses. ,i he S"se e
An An appeal was refused In the case of
| Vincent Powers VS., Albert Breeding, from,
| tho Circuit Court of Dickinson county
An appeal was refused IN case or saw
| ings Bank of Norfolk a..
An appeal was refused in, case of MISS
| Ora Harvey VS., j. Il. Miller company
from Circuit court Guy OF l4SHeHpH' H.,
| Carter Braxton, of Stnunton, uuallnce
to practice In this court. .,oa ,,,,,
Writ of error and supersedeas was
awarded in case of Gordon Brothers vs.
CITY Of Newport News. from the Corpo
I ration Court city of Newport News.
Bond In penalty OF $500, $40, :,
Claude tndd Capp, who appealed from lndE
| ment of The Corporation Court OF IN
| city of Norfolk, whereby ne was illlea :,
$50 and costs for selling lntoa'cat'hs -
quors to a minor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
Moncure's majority, sIxty-two 5

MOnCure'S MAJORITY SlAIS-'"o' Hlltl. -5'Na..|
Great interest was felt In the outcome
OF this contest, not only by the people
OF Caroline, but in other sections
Mr.. J. ". Stevens, OF Stafford county.
has bought Of Mr.. Paul Karsten the splen-
did building lot on the corner OF the
National Boulevard and Spotswood Street.
upon which he will build handsome
storehouse and residence, and brlng MS
family here to reside.
VOTED FOR TIE GOVERNOR
A voter in the recent Democratic pri-
mary in Orange county cast his ballot
for A. j. Montague, now Governor or the
State, for treasurer of that county.
Tho Confederate veterans OF Nestmore-
land county will hold Il reunion on Thurs
day, September 17th, at Montross. and
speeches will be made BY distinguished
gentlemen and big dinner served.
At negro festival IN SpotsSiVan'a
county two negroes, became involved In n
dispute. and one Of them drew MS razor
and fter severely cutting the other made
his escape.
Judge Richard Bevan, Of Baltimore. and
Judge Burke. of Towson. Nd, were mere
yesterday. accompanied by LADIES', visit
,, Ing points of interest in and around the
| city. They were making the round TRIP
ty water from Baltimore over the Weems
Line. ;,
I Mr.. John T. Goolrlck, Jr., Of this city,
has gone to West Virginia to enter upon
| tho duties of a position which ne has
secured with the Deepwater Ral!road' IN
| that State.
Mr.. Charles S, Bradley, formerly res
ident here, now of Baltimore. son or Mr.,
and Mrs ", L. Bradley. Of this city, VIII
be married on September l4th 20 MISS
Bessie Conway Mccoy, daughter OF Mrs,
Charles d. Mccoy, at the home of tho
brides mother. In Staunton'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
.CO-RECEIVER ASKED
FOR ELECTRIC LINES
,(specIal to The Times DIspatch,)

(SpeciaI to The Times DIspatch) ~
6 NORFOLK, VA, September 2.-Proceed'
inss were Instituted before Federal Judge
Wnddill to-dayin the form Of an appll-
cation for co-recelver for the Hampton
Roads Railway and Light Company, re-
sently placed in the hands Of i, !. Ma
son, third vice-president OF the Hampton
Roads Company. as receiver. In the abs
sence OF Attorney r. G. Bickford, OF New.
mort News, who asked for the appoiht-
mcnt of Mr.. Mason as receiver jugs
Waddill declined to hear. y.
w 4. Nelms who tho court Is asked to
name az co-receiver,Bis president of the
Hampton Roads Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
PASTOR RESIGNS
Turnpike Receiver Discharged, and
Debts All Paid. si
Especial to The TImes-D lspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WOODSTOCK, VA, Sept. 1,-Rev. d. p.
Davis, pastor Of the Episcopal Church,
at Mount Jackson, preached his farewell
pastor of this church for several years,
hut is compelled to give up the charge
owing Oil health.
The Shenandoah county Circuit Court,
Judge Thomas w Harrison presiding,
convened here on Tuesday afternocI.
During the day an Important decision
was rendered, with reference to the re,
celvershlp of the Mt. jackson and
Howards Lick Turnpike which runs from
Mt jackson, Va, to Towards Lick,
w. va, In which the receiver was dis
charged. the debts having NIL been pro-
vided for, and the turnpike company ny
placed in the position OF. lessons to me
lessee for the unexpred term OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
Little Lucy Gray HasKlns
DEATHS.

MAHoNE.-Died,A lat the residence Of h!s sister,
ITO A. H.. wednesday, September g. 1909
II A.. MALONE. son Of the late ], j.. avg ,a
Iurana Malone, In tho hfty'hrst year o. h'A
age. 5j a,od n, tha
Fnnsrai will take place from the residence
THIS (Thursiay) AFTERNOON, September ~,
at o'clock, Friends and relatives reePec'iN Y
yc hvhaa Il eoS and Columbia Is. g.. papers
please copy, i@ il
.ROWE,-Died, Wednesday,. SEPTEMBER ~, so'
iillT Floyd Avenue FRANCIS .El ~ IL
Rowe, In the flfty-third year o. A's
age y. Ill, he an
nounced later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
Divorce Proceedings.

fspciale to The Times Dspatch0
NCEEsTER, VA. Sept. In n, t ,1
circui: Court to-day proceedings were ~,
sttuea by Mrs rederlsK 4, vho IS at
No hend Of the Old Grove establishment
Of f' r. A. Grachen. Mrs Grachen complains
the young couple were married nnsr rec anGr;
ieff virginia. and Is said to have pee eIf
STAYING With her mother, Mrs. T. y
Moore, at Sharpshurg ND. ~ o,so.
Complaints coInse Ell s.n,sa .ai but so It Is
snid NAT Mr.. Grachen will present testi'
no,,y. as equally as startling. 49,, m
1'he case will be tried before Judge =
w. Harrison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
kingre,c,---Cooper.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WO 44JcK, VA, Sept IA pretty
home wedding took place at the home 4. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. L. Cooper, nt M..
noon, when their daughter, Miss Galley
Cooper, married Mr.. Albert s. Kingrec, OF
New York.
The ceremony was performed by Key.
II. S, Coe, pastor fithe Methodist Epis-
copni Church, South The bride wns at
tended by her sister, Miss Lena Gooper'
az maid OF honor, and Mr. Bird Gilbert
was best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
LOUISA TAN MURDERED
Killed Near Nashville by a Negro Whom
He Discharged. b
{speclal to ..4e .mos-Dispatch.)

Z M NoVtcIdI 20 '.1e' live = "
IRWIN, VA, Sept. 2,-The body of Mr.
Ollie Ware, of Louisa county. was
brought homo last night from Nashville,
Tenn. where he died. Mr.. Ware was
killed by q nesro last Saturday m nor Is
charge Of a number Of negroes who were
at t" Work sS on a railroad IN Tennessee, and ,
was killed BY negro whom ,,o he had no1, Gsr
charged. Mr., Ware was very po l,,anv
friends, lie was quiet, sober and indus
trious, and had the confidence OF every
one who knew him. 40
@, mo aveninp the crime was committed
and and was lodged in Nashville jan;
The matter caused a great deal OF , eM,
element In Nashville. and Inc negro
will have speedy trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
LADY SERIOUSLY INJURED
s Gamer Tourist Breaks Her Wheel
Coming Weddings.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

FRED ERlCKsBU VA. Sept. a.
Mrs Annie Allen, of Stafford county, had
n severe fall while returning from bap.
tizing at Belle Plains, in that county. and
broke leg, She is now In very serious
condition
Commonwealth's-Att Lee J,
Graves Of Spotsylpania county, is III with
Mr. a. Castro. OF spotsylvania county,
trough, to this CT ely an,s week. zen toma
pro,racted meeting al Rhoadsville
Eap,ist church. in Orange county, which
z recently closed, resulted In eighteen add.
tions. Preaching was done By Or, G L,
Taylor. OF Iiolins, W. o,,a
MIR. George b. Coleman. OF spolsyivanAa
county. was married yesterday n Bnlii'
more to Mr., Henry, F. plermahiin, Rev
Thomas Atkinson officiating,
The marriage OF Miss Nett!e Nash, o.
this city, to Mr.. Ira p, Cockerille o
washington. which was postponed recent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
ChiId's Remarkable Death.

Especial TO The Times DlspAIiich)
LEXINGTON. VA, Sept. 1.-The two
year-old child of Mr. and Mrs, James
Cooper died several days age under peel
liar circumstances at their home on herr
when II suddenly ran on the. porch and
gripped It's throat as II IN pain or chok,-
Ing Getting no relief doctor was sent sem
three physicians were In attendance upon
The little sufferer but nothing, seemed
TO afford relief After some hours OF
pain and choking the child died. ~ INC
opinion Of the physicians the trouble was
structure Of the windpipe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03

terlng Lexington and passing along Main
street In front OF the cemetery he saw
Confederate flag floating over ono OF
the squares. He inquired about IT ana
found that this emblem had been placed
over the, grave Of stonewall Jackson ~
the ladies OF Lexington. He gave orders
that the flag DO unmolestcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03

Is, wing to mn accident to Mr.. Cockcrlle,
viii take place at The Christian Church
here Oh "Wednesday evening, September
IN Tihn ~ s ton Tourist, Of the Peoples
line, broke her wheel while returning from
IjrGunnn yesterday. and Will not DO able
10 resume her schedule on the Rappahan-
: Th,s city has offered s25 and the State
has offered 500 for the arrest Of James n,lr,,s
T3Irns. colorcd, who killed Orange Kinks
in this city at n negro festival about zen ;,
DAYS ago. He made his ESCAPE Mt the
time md Is stu at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
BOY THROWN FROM CAR
Escaping Military Prisoner Returns and
Gives Himself Up.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Sept a.
Alexander St. Clair. the nne.year-old son
of Charles ST. Clair, was seriously injured
to-day by trying to alght from moving
car He was thrown upon his head and
has not yet rcgained consciousness His
condition Is regarded as serious,
Private Valentine. who escaped from
Tho guard-house at Fort Monroe Sunday
night, has returned and surrendered. lie
declared that he simply wanted TO take u
"lIttle" excursion and had no intention OF
leaving this section. .Fie has been locked
IN and will be tried by court-martial fol-
escaping from prison;
John Thomas Shackelford and Miss Ad
die Thomas Cottrell were married II
HemptOn to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
1T is A PARASITE
That Causes Itching scalp, Dandruff'
and Finally, Failing Halr'

The itching scalp. the falling mar ana
the dandruff that nnnoys hIe ~ m MIN
of parasite hidden in the scalp, !, ln ~
parasite must be killed to cure uh u,,, ~
and the only preparation thae , ns,i r q"
that is Newbros IIerpiielaee,r,oo !, y
the cause. You remove the elI eel ,s
C, II, Reed of Victor. 10 ' Ana ss s.,1
myself and vito had danalu't hnttios =,
Me Ne I HerpIc,de zee Completely cured us
after several r'p' o,her separations had
failed to do good" Makes1 In nu "
glossy and soi, as SILK H .nnn Sap q
other testimonials Just as s.do'1 1oc 81; !,
by leading druggists. seiu ode c,o
stamps for sample to The 4f Minor Dr,,
Detroit, Mich Owens 9
Co.. Special Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
usWEAR OFF" PERMANENTLY

"Orrin." will help you TO keep your
nledpe. u is a scientific preparation in
powder form, an excellent tonic and
never fails to cure the drink habit. The
craving for liquor never returns. En-
dorsed by the best physicians In the
country 81 per boy. boxes for S..
! Polk Miller Drug Co., Sa4 East Main
! Street; Polk Miller hildrcy Co., First
and Broad Streets. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
Cole--Rountree,

Especial 10 Tho mes-plsnnlch.1
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 2,-Mlss Mario
this afternoon at 4 o'clock to Mr. Edwin
Raymond Cole, Little Misses Edith Han
bury, Mandc Street. Maude HnWen, Helen
Gregory, May O'Connor and zAgnes Jones zone
attendants TIC bridal party iell or
Washington. After their return the y WI
reside IN Portsmouth. Th 9e,u,ip3 Priv = o ,ne
daughter of Mr. and MIS- W''''u''' 'Nou"-
ire t5 't5aFtf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
FELL IN AN EXCAVATION
WITH HIS HORSE ON TOP

Especial to The Times Dispatch;
STAUNTON, VA" September 2-steW-
art, the ten-year-old son of James r.
TAYLOR, was knocked unconscious and
badly bruised and cut this morning by his
horse.
4 street car struck the horse and
knocked It down, Stewart fell In an ex-
cavatlon in the street. with the horse on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
!. Vs1s,8 TT'.'lI7 20. y
OBITUARY..
James NJ. Leech.

Especial 10 i ne !. .mes- Dlspatch) '}5
LEXiNGToN,5v VA. Sept, Conformation N
has been received mere ot the /, oe I eec =
a na tive Of Rockbrldge COUNTY. ana toriii1
erly a resident OF Lexingtou. FROM ieoo
10 1874 he was associated WITH NeN. II III
~ LaffeTty, nov [,a de!ouu naer lie
presidency OF General r. T.. Leo ne was
treasurer OF Washington College.
After leaving Lexington ne was af S seese
Vile, which position he resigned q s'ofe
time ago on account OF III health; o.,h
Mr.. Leech was born and reared IN N .easa
Buffalo, Rockbridge county, ana ma ws ain in
SnuI Mrs. Susan Bryson. who Win Win
No children survives. he rs also su : !,
yived BY sister. Miss Martina, Lee ed ou "a
Colierstown. Roc sSn,ord i ieech, Of West
1 H,nt!,ei.. i'g Durilly the CIVIL War M.
.a,h vas n, gallant member OF the ROCK
bridge Artillery. " &
Mrs. A. R. Morton.
especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
c1,ARksVILLE, VA, Sept 1.-THE
funeral Of Mrs. Augie r. Morton, wiz ~ ~
Mr. William a. Morton nes ar b epeh at p'l il
O'Clock yesterday morning. -, =. aid
M rs. Morton was seventy-four years o el
and ! had been q confirmed lnVanu tot
seven las asst Sunday evening at o'clock,
. NM. t tho end came. She was sister OF
Nc LATE Colonel Charles Ballon, 81 Dan-
Vile. Va. For most Of her long ~! ne IN, sne
terian Church in this place. and was TEN p
derly loved by all whose good forums ~
was to know her, rim.
She leaves an aged nusDanu shu . "u'''- =
Dor OF sons and daughters
Mrs, Alice o. Turner.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA.4 Sept. 9.-Alice Q. Iur-
ner died at go o'clock ing a and rejn
MES; MS: n ufi RIchmond and Manchester. She
vas a sister OF Mrs. n, d. HarsroVe' "
Richmond, and OF Mr.. Scena broWn, OF
Manchester.
K, e. Woodville.
fspoclal to Tho Times Dispatch
MISUNDERSTANDING ~, Sept. 2.-Mr:
~ C, Woodvillc, a. prominent iarnter ~
Orange H9onS Sse slea sxtyye yea Years
r .I,na . Gallant Confederate soldier and a
Wa We cifizen. His wife. eleven children
and four brothers survive h''a' az
Mrs, NJ. v, Warren.
fspec,al to The Times D!spntch0
yire,11ia Warren. wife ,of Captain Carey
r. warren, died Ct her home me. tt liness
II nth tihtys-n malhn' ssar If''s
Little Lucy Gray Hasklns.
Rsr'Ra3 e y IT, Sspt aEads Gray
little daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. JEFF, Has
kins eight years old, died Monday morn;
ine shortly after 10 O'Clock and was bur!ea
aateTrnity New Episcopal Church y ester'
She fingered for many, months, suffer,
Inc with spinal paralysis caused from
affection Of the brain,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
Mrs. M. v, Warren.

fspec,al to The Tlmes-D !spntch,)
4E1oHTOLK. VA, Sept 2,-Mrs Mary
vire,l,ia Warren, wife of Captain Carey
p Warren died at her home, Ports-
mouth. this morning after a long Illness
in her ffty-ninth year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03

GOVERNOR WILL INVESTIGATE.
Governor Montague said last night when
the confession Of Finch was read to him
that he would investigate. the case furth-
er very carefully, and that the negro
Doc Bacon whom ne respitcd until Fri
day, on the recommendation Of Common
wealths Attorney i. G. Goode OF Neck
lenburg. would be given perfect Justice.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-05-16

]. S. C. Thompson, president of
the American Guarantee and Trust
company, having headquarters at
San Francisco, has purchased from
W. d. Nelligan and co-owners, six
full mining claims situated on the
southern slope of Mount Butler.
The deal was consumated May 9th,
the consideration being withheld,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-05-16
BUTLER NYE COUNTY NEVADA SATURDAY, MAY 49, 1908


Following letters remain mcalled
for at the Butler, Nevada, postoffice
for the week ending May 2, 1903:
Arson Dan, Atzipger Henry, Ami
lor John L, Baton A, Bond w j,
Briggs NJ A, Bonton Frank, Brown
Henry, Corlett Win, Cabill Harry 4,
Clark H H, Cook Al, Conn J II, Fox
N H, Kelso G T, Kearns Harry,
Kelly ] NJ, Lemard Edward, Lom-
bardi Tom, Mitchell Miss Mary, Mar
tin r NJ, Martin A G, Mickey Mrs
Ollie, Marhl Mr., Montgomery Bros,
Myers A H, Miller Fred, Minden J
Fl, Mcleod 4, Mcpherson, Overland
Monthly, Noller Albert, Nelson Jack,
Richards ID 2, Richmond Thomas f,
Rodamather Aleck, Sullivan M,
Stunts ] S, St Clair VIM 2, Skinner
], Sheradan Walter, Stone Jacob,
Wagner J w, Wade John, Whitelaw
Bernard, Wild A.
Foreign: Perie Nikola, Waldeck
Emil.
Remaining May 8, 1903:
Crozier Jas, Davenport W J, Fitz.
gibbons Thomas, Fitzsimmons Jas,
Frazier John p, Gleason Jack, Gilt
Edge NJ Co, Griswold Fl w, Gandard
Frank, Gannong Charles, Hashmir
E, Hog Back Tonopah Mg Co, Hess
Fred 2, Heyer Joe, Haldawig Miss K
Hamilton III G., Irving J, Jenkins
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