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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
HAY AT HIS DESK

The Secretary OF State Returns to Wash.
inston From Oyster Bay.
Washington, Aug. 29.-Secretary Of
State Hay returned to his desk in the
state department this morning. It was
said that his arrival in Washington at
this time was not due to the occurrences
In Turkey, but in accordance with ar.
rangements made at the time Of his de-
parture for Oyster Bay. Mr.. Hay said
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

One publication IN New York uses 14O
tons of paper day. This represents
the pulp from thirty acres of timber, taken
trunk and branch, or II square miles Of
virgin forest per annurn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

The life Of dime is only four or five
years, because it changes hands ten times
while half dollar is moved once from one
persons pocket into the till Of another.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
THE SLAUGHTER CONTINUES
The vlIayet OF AdrlanopIe Still Runs Red
wiki Blood. 1857

/. b
Sofia, Aug. 2s.-The general situation
| IN the vilayet OF Adrianople continues
alarming. The revoIutionaries have de-
stroyed all the Turkish posts along the
frontier.
The Autonomie says that the Turkish
commander In the district Of Sores has
ordered his subordinates to kill and de-
stroy everybody and everything Bulgarian
as soon as the insurgent bands appear.
The Turkish population Is fleeing towards
Constantinople. Eight hundred men,
women and children have gone to Yasitiko
and the Turkish government Is arranging
to send them to Asia Minor. A fierce fight
has occurred at Passakui, twenty miles
from Adrianople, where three Turkish
battalions surrounded body of insur
gents A second band Of rebels came to
the assistance Of their comrades, who
thereupon broke thru the Gordon, killing
$50 Turks.
Prepare to Attack Towns.
saloniki, Aug. 29.--About 1000 insur-
gents now near Wodena have been or
dered to concentrate in the mountains OF
Movihoyo. They are expected to attack
Tikvesh and Shevgheli.
On the evening OF Aug. rs a force OF In
purgents attacked Nevska, where 240 sol
diers were stationed, 200 Of whom were
killed.
The insurgents have constructed earth
works. Seven battalions of Turkish troops
are now bombarding the defenses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

become { nUom mouldy ID damp tor health, S-0s'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
TROOPS FIRE
ON CONSULATE
This Time It Is the Austrian Govern
ment That Has Been
Insulted.
Troops Marching By at Uskub Dis
charged Their Rifles at the
Consular Buildings.
fortunately, However, No One Was
Hurt-Situation Continues to
liaLu Be Very Grave.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug. 29.-An I'M
confirmed report is In circulation
here that the insurgents have blown
up the barracks Of the Turkish troops
at Adrianople.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-12-08
international Arbitration.


There seems good ground for the be-
lief that there has been real growth
among the civilized nations of a senti-
ment which will permit gradual sub
stituton of other methods than the
method of war in the settlement of dis
putes. 1t is not pretended that as yet
we are near a position in which it will
be possible wholly to prevent war or
that just regard for national interest
and honor will in all cases permit of
the settlement of international disputes
by arbitration, but by a mixture of pru-
dence and firmness with wisdom we
think it is possible to do away with
much of the provocation and excuse
for war and, at least in many cases. to
substitute some other and more rational
method for the settlement of disputes.
The Hague court offers SO good an ex-
ample OF what can be done in the direc-
ton OF such settlement that it should
be encouraged in every way.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-12-08

The signing of new commercial!
treaty with China, which took place at
Shanghai on the Sth of October, is q
cause for satisfaction. This act, the re-
suit of long discussion and negotiation
places our commercial relations with
the great oriental empire on a more
satisfactory footing than they have
ever heretofore enjoyed. 1t provides
not only for the ordinary. rights and
privileges Of diplomatic and consular
officers, but also for. an important ex-
tension of our commerce by increased
facility of access to Chinese ports and
for the relief of trade by the removal
of some of the obstacles which have
embarrassed II III the past. The Chi
nese government engages an &air and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

as a result OF accidents resulting from
toy pistols.
The other three were Willie Wies. No..
~ Twelfth street. who died last Satur1
day: Walter Melvin and Willie O Neil,
both OF whom died Monday morning.
Charles Freeman, a 12-year-old boy. and
Joe Higgins, are both In a serious cond1-
ton from the Same cause.
Heckmeyeris case was a remarkable
one from a medical standpoint. He was
injured Christmas-Day, and two days
later his condition became 50 serious
that DR.. Harry ]. Phillips was called.
The physician pronounced the lad as suf-
fering from lockjaw. He began injecting
antftetanic serum into the patients sys-
tenn "A great Improvement was noticea-
Bile. Or. Phillips at the time had but
small amount of the serum. and in q
short while the supply was exhausted.
a search of the city failed to discover
any OF the serum In stock and a tele-
graphic order was sent to New York.
The lad began to fail immediately after
the supply had been exhausted.
Monday a bath In crude petroleum was
given In the hope of relaxing the pa
tents muscles At first the treatment
appeared to be of great benefit Later,
however, the lad again sank and all hope
was given up.
About II o'clock yesterday the muscles
Of his body relaxed and the jaws dropped
open. From sheer exhaustion the patient
lay on his couch. powerless to close his
jaws or move a muscle. This continued
until the end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
.GRANDMA KING" AND HER
MANY DESCENDANTS.
4 Wilmington, n. c., Lady Who Has
ove- Hundred Children and
Grandchildren.

WILMINGTON, n. c., January -
tSpecial)-Mrs Rosa King, IS years old,
VINO lives with her son, Policeman y. K.
KING, Seventh, near Wooster, street. in
this city, has over one hundred direct
Iuical descendants. including children,s
grandchildren, and great-grandchlidren
Monday night a birthday party was given
by MRS. KING, al which nfly-nvs of those
descendants were present. Five sons,
who are ministers in the Second Advent
church, conducted devotional exercises,
and from eacn OF the more than a han-s
dred descendants came "a gift for
"Grandma king. The family is be-
lieved 20 be the most remarkable in
North Carolina. Mrs. King is IN remark
ably fine health. anu expects to see many
more years OF this word $ Pleasures and
SORROWS.
William Keaton, young colored man
of Baden county, dropped dead In the
cabin OF wood fiat On the river here
last night, as he sat quietly eating his
supper with a number OF rlverInen. The
Coroner was summoned and pronounced
death due to natural causes.
. President Elliott. Of the Atlantic-Coast
Line, VINO was lately made president OF
tEe s-Atlantic-Coastl Line OF connecticut.
has maze arrangements to- remove MS
once from this CITY to Baltimore on jan
uary lUtn. Mr.. X. q. ERWIN. who sue
ceeus Nr. Elliott as presldent of the At
lantIc-Coast Line ka1lroad Company. will
have his once in New Y ORR, as previously
announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

county,
Alfred B, Percy. Lyme buYE Va.
George e. Moore ,sLynchburs a.
II. q. Manson. LynchburE,, "a.
d I z. w hitehead, Lynchburg va.
Thomas White head Jr.. Lynchburg. Va.
SIS John Il. Lee. Lynch burg, va.
Volney II. Howard !. Lynchburg, Va.
& A. r. Long Lynchb urE. va.
John NJ. Watts, Monitor, Amherst coun-
ty. va. 49,
Elliott Burley Monitor Amherst coun-
", Va.
. Charles F. Hicks, 1dem, Amherst coun-
ty, Va.
Peter Turp Chestnut Amherst coun-
]. pr, a. willis clifford Amherst
Dr. Don Scott. Cool wen, Amherst
Robert 6. scott, Salt Creek, Amherst
county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
TRIAL OF MAJOR GLENN.
Charge of Un1awfu1ly Killing Pri-
Hnners OF War

T..
MANILA, January Two natives. for.
mer officials of Calbayog, island OF Sa-
mar. were the only witnesses at the trial
Infantry. who is charged with unlaw-
fully and wilfully killing seven prisoners
OF war The witnesses told of Major
Glenn.s arrival at Calbayog. and OF ais
directing the citizens OF that place to
assemble In his Office, When the clti-
Gems appeared Major Glenn read them
them TO aid the Americans in the paci-
sf1cation OF the island, He said this paci-
fication was in their hands. and direct
insurgents. He warned the citizens that
IL the insurgents failed to surrender they
would be used as guides TO conduct the
American column against the enemy.
One witness testified that Major Glenn
had taxed him with knowledge OF the To-
cation of General Lukbans camp. He
said the Major warned him mat y ne
hanged or. shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
MURDERER OF FARRAR,
:egro Who Gave Information,
Charged With the Crime.

Charged with the crime.
BLUEFIELD. W. VA, January II:
Special, -Georee Turner. the negro on
whose infcrma ton T. r. Overstreet was
arrested last night, for the murder of
w. D. Farrar, on August 31st of last
year. was himself arrested at a late hour
tonight. charged with the same crime.
Special Officer Francisco. who mad the
arrest worked up the case against Tur-
ner. He has secured statement Of a
bricklayer named Clayton. that he saw
Turner and Fa-rar lighting within a few
feet of the spot where .Farrar's body was
found, less than fifteen minutes prior.
to the time the tragedy Is supposed to
have occurred. sssss ss5s
overstreet was arraigred before Magis-
trate Brown to-day for preliminary
hearing. but the trial was mt finished.
Four witnesses were examined and the
statements of all were widely different.
oyerstreet,s mother and brother testified
that the prisoner was al home in bed 8
the time Earrar was murdered. while the
negro Turner and Sam Lynch another
negro. swore that they saw OFerstreet
strike Farrar TO the ground and then run
away. y number Of witnesses Will be
examined to-day. among Them Il a police
officer, who is alleged to know something
of the affair and sensational develop
naents are expected. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
SCORES The REPORT
Senator McIIwayne Declares
Tax Bill Ubiquitous.
LlBoRED UNDER A DELUslON.
,u1r Tentative Measure, nut 1t
shows Discrimination.
FENCE THE LEE MONUMENT.

Mort TO Have II Moved to Capitol
Square Fafled-Its Present Local
ton Declared Site for Lonfcrs
end vnpdnIs-Lfvely Tilt I'm the
gcnntc-wicISham Declares Con-
stitnhonaI Convention Created a
Deficit OF S4G4,ocO by Reduction
of Tarcs-opponcnts of Bill to
Elect Commissioners of Revenue
win Temporary Victory in the
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
THEY mustn't Be sULD 0

Mayor Forbldss
Merchants to- Handle Toy Pistols.
WILLIAMSBURG. a., January -
#{Special. TOY pistols, the kind that have
Portsmouth, and Richmond boys. have
been introduced into Wiltamsburg.
Mayer John Z. Mercer, who left this
morning for Richmond. instructed Ser
geant Lawson to arrest any merchant
selling the dangerous weapon and to pre-
vent the use OF It here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
.nEFLHcr1oxs OF .A.BAcHELoa.
tNaw Yo.k press.l 80

tiSeW u OK Ers5$.f 49,
The ons who loves a man for bis seps-
mics he makes IL himself.
The two acnses which women derfs
have are horse seaaa and card sense
There is always somebody that one ~
afraid not "a Give Christmas present
{ to.
It's awful hard for man 10 keep In
seat in street car when women ar
standing when he has d newspaper IS
read without knoMir9 what he " read
Ing.
The reason q bride an her W4ddirk tour
knows that nobody suspects she q 4 =
bride Is that she sses eyeryhody NhlSp4es
ms "a everybody eiss ttying tc tiEd On
what sha IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Ea.tern He.pItaI Direeto...

DR.. 4. 8. Foster superintendent. and
Messrs. H. q. Cole and John 4 Mercsr,
OF williamsburg, and other members 81
the Executive COMMITTEES OF the Board Of
Directors of the Eastern State Hospital
met at Mlrphys Hotel last night In reg
uIar quarterly meeting. The usual nusi.s
ness Of the quarterly meeting was held
and fiscal reports received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

~
MOBILE, ALA. January 1.-THE muEt
cipal election iss Mobile YESTERDAY waf
one OF the most closely. contested Ia thu
history Of the city Charles e. Mclean
Councilman. and ex,shsrin. defeated Wal
ter F. Walsh. the incumbent. for Mayor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Americans attacked by Cholera.

MANILA, January THE American
garrison at Orrnok. island OF Leyte, has
Company 81 Eleventh Infantry, were
seized by the disease, five OF them dying.
,Iheap lat Ormok mas been atiarantfned
The cGoiera has disappeared from many
parts OF the islands, but it continues in
M4ndanao and Leyre, and In certain parts
Of others of the southern islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Powers Give wnrn1r,g to china.

PEKlN. January TAT meeting to-
day ali the foreign ministers. except
United States Minister ConEer, signed
The joint note informing the Chinese
sblisations In reference 10 the Wa iss
der.,nity on gold basis. AZ praptifd for
BY the peace protocol, would entail grave
consequences -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
THE EIGHTEENTH DEATH.
Ghastly Record OF Loc1sjaw In Nor-
afolk-Other Critically III.

folk-other Critical1y. III.
NORFOLK, VA, January 7.-(special1
Another fatality and two more serious
cases Of tetanus. as a result Of the toy.
pistol. is the days record.
Daniel Jacocks (coloredl II years old.
died of pronounced case Of lockjaW.
a week after being wounded.
Mr.. Oliver Murray's little son is de-
yeloping tetanus from the sams cause.
Edward Foreman VIII die from his
small wounds. is sinking "a pidlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Forgery is all right In the iron business.
Fair weather friends are often enemies
In disguise.
True charity begins at home, but It
doesn't end there.
Many a man reserves the kind words
his wife IS entitled to for her tombstone.
Speaking of clothes. Judge SAYS that
law suits become attorneys
It is diHcult to convert man unless
you practice what you preach.
When a wolf changes his coat he does
not change hts appetite for mutton chops
Convicted criminals are not allowed to
hurry, they must take their time.
II takes q brave ma 70 face :. thtng
after he has refused 70 countenance II.
a man who has the gout feels pretty
good when he gets down 70 ordinary
5rhsumatisu.
you have doubtless ohserssd that the
sniatd who U = - Nth hssssif has hut
tsw riyalal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
] 60 KJAvv I'm e u!sV VILE.

Pistol Victims In the Ken
tucky City-Remsrkabl BILE Tre.t-5
M ent.
a Lt,L1syILLE, Is IanuaI - tSpe-
sciaI l-Louls Hackney era ged IA Years,
died at IFS home. No. lTsa,, Maple street.
~ 1859 o'clock, last night OF loek5aw'
caused bssa powder bur dis makes
the fourth death from this dread lnalady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
contrnctor Sutherland in the Risht.

The announcement made in the sum
mary of news yesterday, that the corneA
committee had passed for payment -
UNJUST bill, was beside the facts tn tht
case, the opinion Of the city atto1nsy
Contractor Dellie Sutherland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Accept Cases on Brief.
The Supreme Court has decided to 40
cept cases on brief at any time dur:nk.
the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Convicted criminals are not allowed II
hurry, they must take their time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
TETANUS IN THE CAR FRIDGE.
DrsGreer Baughman ExpInfns. How.
B the Outlines are Being Developed
Cannot Exist In the AIr-The Toy.
That Cau.ed the De.th Of Bennie
Brown.

interesting experiment in the de-
velopment Of tetanus germs is in pro
gress at the Medical College Of Virginia,
under the direction of Or. Greer Baugh-5
man, Of the meteorological and Patho-
logical Department.. s
DR.. Ba1lghman attended Bennie Brown.
q negro boy, II years old. who died from
lock- aw.sss
q on December eed, the boy shot himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

a man who has the gout feels pretty
good when he gets down 70 ordinary
rhsumatIsnl. s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

You have doubtless obserasd that the
naa9d who u q sIsss With hssssif has hut
sfsw riyalA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

So II takes brave man TO face thtug
after he has refused to countenance It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Business methods are largely regulated
by law in Germany, and there is not the
individual liberty. in such matters as
if manufacturer makes false state
ments of any kind about his products.
any Businessman may bring suit against
him. the penalty being fine or imprlson-
moval sale and then restock his store
and continue business at the. .,old stand :.
Such phrases as the best in the world"
and superior to all Others are not al
lowed in advertisements, as they are cons
sidered detractions of competitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
the purpose OF retaining marsh lands.
and he was inclined to the belief that
much OF the money would even tially hnd
its way into the pockets OF private par

The purpose OF reclaiming marsf, lands,
and he was inclined to the belief that
much OF the money would eventually find
its way into the pockets OF private par
ties - $sS5S
Senator afcIlwaine, In reply, said that
he had voted to give the money to st.
Louis, and would vote to give any money
Louis. and would vote TO give money Is
The enterprise Of which General Fitz
hugh Lee was the head, and would not
take the trouble to investigate, as he
did not believe that General Lee would
lend his name to any scheme whereby
any fraud could be attempted or perpe-
trated = 80 ~ 80
Senator Wickham emphatically dis
claimed the use Of any language which
could in sny way be distorted into re-
hecting upon any man in the State. lie
had not meant that there would be any
irregularities in the management Of the
Jamestown Tercentenary, but he believed
that some Of the money would ind Itself
in the pockets of the promoters OF Ina
enterprise. He had no idea Or Intention
OF claiming that there was the slight
est desire to do anything wrorg, and did
not think that the Senator from Peters
burg could interpret his words into a
reflection on any one.
Senator Opie made the point that nelthc
er of the gentlemen was discussing the
matter. before the Senate. and laugh
followed at the expense Of the Senator
from Petersburg and the Senator from
Hanover. in which they Joined. The dis
cusion throughout was good-tempered,
not the least semblance Of bad feeling
or harsllness developing.
Senator Shackelford put an end to the
debate by calling the pending question.
and the vote was then taken on the bill
;a{a fnr.f "a
Lee monument. It was agreed to. only
Senator McIlwaine voting no.
Merely q Tentative Bill.
After the bill had been passed. it was
remarked that the tax bill! which was IN
tive measure only, having been recommit-
ted the day 1t was reported by the sub
committee.
at is likely to be changed In many par
ticulars,'' said Senator Wickhan, CHAIR
man Of the Finance COMMITTEES,
well, am glad to hear that replied
Senator AIeIiwaine, II had been thinking
that the report here was that OF the COM
mittee and was final e
The following bills were taken Up, given
final reading, and passed:
Relating to the surveys of the geo!ogt-
cal survey Of the United States.
TO provide for telephone service In the
office of the secretary Of the Common
wealth.
Providing for the erection of a. fence
around Lee monument at Richmon
To amend and re-enact section 1892 OF
the code Of Virginia.
To validate certain records of the coun-
ty court Of the county of Powhata H.
The bill to amend and re-enact secuon
27l7 of the code of Virginia was ordered
to its ensrossmert
The senate adjourned at 1:45.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Chicago Daily NeWs-l
Forgery is ali right In the iron business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
TRACING GERMS

INTERESTING EXPERIMENT. CoN--
8 QUOTED AT MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

When a wolf changes his coat he does
not change his appetite for mutton chops,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

. It is difficult to convert man unless
YOU practice what you preach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Speaking of clothes. Judge says that
law suits become attorneys,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Many man reserves the kind words
his wife IS entitled to for her tombstone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Joseph F. Geiginger Geporter), Rich
nlond, Va.
3. r. Harrison, Amherst, Va.
]. P. Beard, Amherst, Va.
c. Z. Scott, Amherst Va.
N. T. Stinnett, Amherst, Va.
Sell Rose, colored, Amherst, Va.
G. J. Campbell. Amherst, Va, owner
and editor Of Amherst New Era news
paper, subpoena, duces tecum for files OF
New Era, newspap per from Jan. /, 1897, tc
Jan. l, 1903, inclusive; also for letter OF
Henry Loving. Jr.st to G. j. Campbell. de.
livered in Richmond, Va, in December,
1897, by w. c. Loving.
a. D. Beard, Amherst. Va.
Nv. S. Ogden, Amherst, Va.
o. L. Evans. Amherst, Va.
g.. b. McGinnis, clerk, Amherst, Va,
subpoena duces tecum for law order
books of Amherst circuit court from Jan
uary, 1885, to January. 1909, inclusive.
Armistead Jones, Amherst, Va.
George w. Dear born, Amherst, Va.
John a. Bowen. Amherst. Va.
J.. Walter Beard, Amherst, Va
r ii. G. Joyner. Amherst, Va,
DR.. F. r. VOORHEES,, Amherst, Va.
F. j. Harris. Arnherst, Va
Rev. J. l.. Wiley, Amherst, Va,
Rev. E. ". Carson, Amherst. Va.
Rev. a. r. Gray, Amherst. Va.
W. E.. Sandidge. clerk, Amherst, Va
subpoena duces tecum for order boo-.s
Amherst county court from Jan. 1883, Il
jan 1908, (inclusive). also all papers filed
In his office interference to Or in@connec-
ton with trials Of G. II. Crawford for
contempt, S. a Day, for selling liquor
without a license. and of G. ]. Campbell
|-for assaulti1g Dr.. 9. ii. Crawford Alst
papers in re applica ton for road from
| Amherst Court house to Sweet Briar. Also
lists of jurors furnished hy'# Judge c.
Campbell during the years 1901 and $50:
FOR civil and criminal cases, including
the regular civil jury lists.
Frank S. Tinsley, Amherst, In-
W. NJ. Burford. Am erst, Va,
q. Z. Bowman. Amherst, Va,
r. NJ Cox, Amherst, a
A. II. Moore. Amherst,
wilkins T. Watson, Sandidges, Amherst
county, y a.
n. F. Sutton. sandidges, Amherst coun,
ty. "a.
d Burks sandidges, Amherst coun;
t., Va.
.. smith. sandid dyes, mhersts coun,
sty.
Ma.sie.s sandidses Anhers1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Private John Allen, Of Mississippi,
and Senator Mason. Of Illinois, were
discussing and experimenting with irri-
cation in the New Willard cafe the other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Fair weather friends are often enemies
In disguise. (
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Wouldn't Twit McII,vaine.

Eenaror wickham was not disposed to
swsr Senator McIiwatne about his
.8o.co 10 the st. Louis Exposition, nor
on the fact that he had introduced a bill
regarding the pension applicants. But
tate had appropriated $4,000 FOR