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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-29
REMEDIES FOR PLAGUE.

AS the plague has again made its appearance European ports
interest in remedies for and prevenaes of the naturally
keen Preventive nocuaton vaccination considered OF first
Importance The Medical Record draws comparison between the
situation Hongkong and Manila with reference the value
OF preventive incubation In both cities the plague exists and both
intelligent efforts have been made it, but not with the
results At Manila the plague has subsidized very materially and
will probably disappear but that be suppressed
Hongkong The for this only be found the fact that
Manila preventive vaccination has been compulsory and large
scale including the 10000 Chinese residents has been proven that
the vaccination there if repeated intervals of days
certainly effective vaccination against smallpox
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-29
HOPEFORCLFI OFHHRBE million
University Of Chicago Looking Santa Claus Rockefeller Fl
the Stocking.

CHICAGO December 2The immense stocking OF the University
Chicago formally hung tonight with the hope that Santa Claus
this instance John d. RockeieerWl stuff with least $780,
possibly $3OooOoo Mr. Rockefeller be given opportunity
beating the original Santa Claus by days and the fornn
quarterly convOcaOn the university night expected
that the will be made that the stocking has been filled
or at least, pretty we'll filled.
Last year Mr. Rockefeller stuffed the stocking with then
he additional $4,000 take the years deficit This
the very outside wanted the plan OF the medical
extension through the assimilation Of Rush Medical College be
Consmmaed Starr Murphy ROckeeers confidential here
looking the situation hopes high the Midway
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-29
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship Company Of san
francisco Cal.
AGENTs FOE THE

Scottish Union National Insurance
Company of Edinburgh.
Wilheims of NaEdeburg General In
surauce Company
ssocistod Assurance o., Ltd, of
Munich and Berlin.
Alliance Marine and General Assurance
Co., Ltd of London.
loyal Insurance Company of Liver
pool
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don.
Rochester German Insurance Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-29
For Sale

DUCK TENT Large with side cur
tains and poles. Will sell for one
fourth cost.
PHAETON. Good Rubber Tire Phae-
ton in excellent condition. Rubber
Tires almost new. Very cheap.
HOMING PIGEONS. Home-bred and
imported stock. Beautiful birds. 81. 90
per pair. $500 half dozen.
FERTILIZER. Poultry and Pigeon
Guano. Fine for plants. $1.O0 per bag.
$l.25 per bag delivered to any part of
city or boat.
Enquire:
WALTER c. WELDON,
Room Mcintyre Building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-29
OVER MOKuAMEoMEn

There was a mushroom shaped cloud
over MokuaweOweo on Monday last
but reports from Olaa do not confirm
the report that the crater there is ac-
tive. Kilauea continues active and the
pit is slowly hlling.-Hawaii Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-29
GOOIS The Blood

Hot weather takes the life out Of
everybody. You become lauguid de
mlntcd, nervous, depressed. You
lose your appetite and you have indi-
Ealiuu. Your blood becomes impure,
your head aches, youruyryus are weak,
and you are tired all the time. You
want something 60 purify your blood
and make 1t cool aud healthy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
THEY EXPECT SNIIF I
JUSTICE lNNEWKENT
Another Case Of Criminal AS
sault-The Negro in
Custody.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ROXBURY, VA, Dec. l5.-The usual
quiet neighborhood Of Qunton has gain
been thrown into state of great excite
ment Handcuffed and tied and followed
by an armed pose to save his miser-
able life, was carried to the JAIL another
negro brute, charged with criminal as.
sault
Tho victim was ono OF the most es.
Unable ladies OF New Kent county, the
young wife of Mr. Iva Gardner, who, be.
fore marriage. was Miss Kate. daughtet
Of Mr.. George Tate. one OF tho coun.
tvs most successful business men.
The negro. Charles Wilks, tho very pic
ture of the lower brute creation, Is
charged with the awful crime, which lie
must pay for with his life.
It has been only few months that for
tho same crime negro was hanged In
this county. The speedy trial and exocu-
ton was thought to serve warning tc
all such, but 1t seems not to have had the
desired effect.
The criminal has a bad reputation. Some
days ago while Mrs. Gardner was at home
alone, the negro took advantage of hel
lonely position. II will kill you on sight, "
said the brute. ''if you ever tell your
husband on me-" Knowing the desperate
character of the negro. Mrs. Gardner kept
from telling her husband until she was
assured OF protection.
Why the negro is now living to breathe
the air Is owing to the cool heads OF the
law-abiding citizens of New Kent,
Fl A special grand jury Will be called to
indict the negro. His speedy trial will
follow.
There are now no threats OF lynching
as the last case assured the people Of New
Kent that speedy justice will DO melted
out to all such,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
ROOSEVELT And
ROBINSON
Especial to The Times-p.spatch.)

Especial to The Times-p.spatch.)
GREENSBORO. n. c., Dec, bills
home. people here are much amused at
an interview this morning with United
States Judge James =, Boyd, formeE
Assistant Attorney General under Pres!-
dent Mckinley.
lie is holding court In Charlotte. Being
asked about the presidential ticket Just
after comment on the Incident at the
Hanna banquet In Washington, where Ma
t1onal Committeeman Robinson, OF North
Carolina, refused to sit at table with tbs
colored national committeeman, Judson
Lyons, Judge Boyd said "I'll name u
nationad Republican ticket that will carry
with large whoop: Here II Is, For Pros
ldent, Theodore Roosevelt for Vice. Pres
ident, ex-Judge w. s. Oh. Robinson, All
the fellows who would Hike TO eat With ;le-
groes would support Roosevelt, and all
those who wouldn't eat With colored
brethren would be enthusiastte FOR 7 ud se
4 Robinson, n SS54. ii ~ n I. NH 4 !.
That's the right tleksf~Is9ossYqlr and
Robinson. Siisl 81 81 slsSs 8A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
FARMERS INSTITUTE
At sURRY COURTHOUSE HOY. {:
,enao,,l IL The Times-Dispatch2

(speciul TO The Times D,s ,Ilhar IA
Il suRRYS /. c. H., VA. D ,a,, W sIrry
1:anthouse day under the direction on o.
t LOU I Inu rt,nert Of Agriculture. Ihele
. -iarpe and enthusiastic attehuahss
W q = 9 g., a,.s Who EXPRESSED themselves, as
!, .,hiv nIeascd with the very prac'ti,, ~,
and highly instructive tanks s'Ne' ~
fra institute lecturers. ,.s,oner q,
~" &, Mi Kolner, the Commissoher
as ~, had to attend meeting % o.
i n.s agents In Richmond, pr. r.. '. " :.
.,ile.,,der.' chief chemist Of the Depart,
-aart ~ Agriculture, took his plae. n
,lie. verv practical and instrucilve
Talk on soil Improvement. N WIZ "iathair
shoyyed how the farmers can 1ilans ,,,i,,,,
own ammonia on their places ~ "a thus
s,,rh crops as clover, peas. &C.. aug .n re-
ea, n.vinp for about six or more a 90
.,.ar,h ~ ammonia In a ton OF tertlll@I =,
"ot 3 +. Barber, Of Harrlspurs aa.,
.,a,-a IN admirable talk on STOCK ha.n!
snra In which he showed by pr 'aoa5
Tcornblning food and feeding n"' ,at, ar
ratIon. money can pc saVcu CIV"
Results with stock obtained. -. - tho
Professor s. B. Hedges. manager o. LIZ
i4nat farm of the Department o. All .No,,
tnrc an his nlmitable style gav r. - =
hIehlv interesting and instructive lain -,
..t5n1y ~ plant and Caro- For Fruit Trees, .
Al nresent were well pleased, ana the
following resolution was &C a 'l'c2 - :
e E'.,r, eso,yed That the farmers Of surry
,,o,,n , attending the farmers institute
S Se1d At surry Courthouse. December 18th 5tn
a. heartily thank DR.. Magrudcr, MI.
I,a rher and Professor Hedges TOT 5tnell
t r11. - instructive and practical talks on
farming farm, and we earnestly REQUEST ~ nj.
Koiner our most efficient Go..,'',,ssiH .
~ Agriculture, to hold another mstitule
- bare In the near future, and we pledge
n t to do all We can TO make
A. a great success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
MOVE FIGHT
TO RICHMOND.
The Trehy Faction Make De-
nand on Dey Faction for Sight
81 Primary Talley Sheets.
WILL APPEAL TO COMMITTEE i:
A Norfolk Jewclcr Shot by Man
Who Had Always Been
Fricndly-Barn Burned.
,speclal 70 rhe Tim es. plspatch.2

Especial to The Times. Dispatcho
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 15.-The fight
Of tho Norfolk factions is to be carried
10 Richmond at once. The Trehy ele-
;rr,ent has made another demand on Chair
man Dey for sight Of the tally sheets
al the last primary and has been refused.
1t will make formal demand. In writing.
and then will 80 before the committee.
All effort was made to patch up matters
to- day, but Intellectually.
This afternoon, Attorneys Jeffreys and
Lawless, counsel for several clients. can
didatcs and voters In the late primary,
waited on Captain Dey at his office. re
vas not in and the clerk in charge did
not know when no would be- The at At,
turneys returned to their Office and VIII
address q letter to Captain Dey, demand
Ing, on behalf Of their clients. an inspec-
ton Of the tally sheets. They expect to
be refused and In that instance VIII ap-
real to the committee at Richmond.
SHOT BY HIS FRIEND.
G, A. Englemann. jeweler, aged thirty
years, is at St. Vincent'si Hospital, SUI :
fering a wound inflicted by Corbett
Grlnastend, who is about the same age.
The men were playing billiards at the
r VI. u uUs
that Englemann tried to strike him with
billiard cues during an argument between
the two, who had always been friends.
Bystanders state that when an employc
Of the club stepped between the men to
keep them from fighting, Grin1stea reach
ed Aaround the other man and fired. ne
shot took effect In the abdomen, but
probably not prove fatal.
Special Master Thorp. in whose charge
as ar, officer OF the United States Court,
tire Bay Shore Terminal Co., was placed
has asked the court to allow him to en-
snoy an engineer to determine whether
or not to issue $4,000 receiyership GER
tiffcates to double track the road.
BIG BARN BURNS.
A loss OF several thousand dollars was
caused by the destruction by ire last
night OF an immense modern barn and a
veil filled corn crib, on the farm or
Mr.. John II. Griffin, In the Western
Branch section. 5f
stru ct,lres between the house and the
burning barn, but luckily the flames which
were travelling rapidly toward the house
we're stopped at the third building. Two
horses and five mules were burned. they
were all iine animals, the horses being
the driving. stock OF Mr.. Griffin and his
son -in-law, Mr.. G. W. Coleman. The
mules were especially valuable. Three
II them. Mr.. Griffin said to- day, lle wouid
not have sold for $500 EACH
Three horses were gotten out by the
regroes employed on the place and two
mules kicked themselves out OF thei1
box stalls in time to escape almost un-
sea tled. while the two valuable driving
horses nearer the exit were burned.
I There is insurance on about everything
consumed. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
OPPOSE LONG FUNERALS.
Mayor Barton Invited to Fight
Mosquitoes.
,,oc,,19to III !, 5Times-Dispatch)t

., Especial to Tx Times spatcn ~
rItnIsterial ASSOCIATION composed OF
white Protestant ministers In Winchester
took radical measures to-day and pI; a;ssra
funerals on Sunday and lavish display.
.This action has occasioned comment
among old time conservatives,
Ex-Mayor. r. u. Barton, who became
cutie famous as a mosquito externinator
mas been offered the presidency Of q NJ.
tional organization, to be known as me
Mosauitos. with headquarters In New
Jersey. lie declined the. honor To-
day on account OF his extensive law prac-
Out Of 1,45s registered voters In Win
chester only $50 paid the poll tax, the
time limit having expired last nignt; ms
t,s next election. It is said the Eepuoll,
cans showed more. interest IN the payment
OF the tax than the Demo cr rs-is -, ].
nov, about 6,OO0. E$43t5H5 pt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
NANsEMOND COURT.
Six True Bills Against Light
ning-Rod Man.
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.)

$500 Is pcCHI 10 4 IIc : IIIICs-DIsPtttClI.J. IoI
SUFFOLK. VA. Dec. l5.-After being In
session nearly all day. a Nansemond
county grand jury tonight returned six
true bills against Fl. L. Curran, light
ming rod salesman. The indictments al
lcge forgery. uttering forged and altered
notes and larceny. Tho alleged crimes
were committed In connection with notes
taken In payment for rods. Curran Is a
we'll dressed young man, whose home Is
at Edenton,~N. c.
Petit juries In Nansemond. county to-
day gave William Harris four years for
forgery, Charles Robertson and Stewart
Bernard five years each for highway rob-
berry. and Chester Boone, three years for
grand larceny. 4
Eavina White. woman burglar, was
given three months for hopsebreaking,
and Tom Mason was acquitted for piracy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
shipped in largo quaint.
the Rappahannock and
SOUTHERN SEMINARY.
Last Public Recital Before the
Christmas Home-Going
fspeclal TO Tho Times-Dlspatch,

BuENA VISTA, VA, Dec. 15.-The
last public recital ut the Southern Sem
mary before the Xmas holiday came of
last evening, After the exercises had
begun, large number OF chairs had to
he brought In to accommodate tho au'
dience. which had grown beyond tho pro-
vision made for 1t, The young ladies'
presented fine spectacle as they APP
peared all together ~ q body, IN even7
ing dress, the usual brightness and beauty
of young wonsanhood heightened by the
eager and Joyous air OF the anticipation
OF the happy Christmas home-golng,
u f Among the numbers which were most
enjoyed was tho duet, Do You Remern-
bsF,A by Gampana, whleh was peaHtl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
FATAL BURNINGs,
Boys Skull and Bones Found in
Ruins of a Burned Barn.
Snecial to Tho TLmes-Dlspatch.l

Especial to Tho ,rlmes-Dlspalcn,l
ia Rr,,ce Brinkley, son Of Julian Brink
lev, Yesterday was burned to death IN the
Tire, which he had built TO warm a
friend, IL. :, !,
. Bruce and Limon Jarratt were out play,
ing near Harrell, va" when L, nn ntn
Ills fathers barn and built a fire IN the
corn cor shucks, While Limon had gone out
the barn took fro and Bruce persisted,
Ills 111 parents were ignorant OF the boys
whereabouts until his skull ana bones
we're found in the ashes. They thought
he had flown through fright and taken
refuge at a neighbours.
Tod Johnson, seventeen years old, was
fatally burned In an open fire place near
Cypress Chapel, Va While standing
before an open crate Johnson had an
epileptIo ut and fell among the flames
When found portions Of Johnsons ilesi,
were literally roasted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
WEDDING OF NOTE.
Mr.. John A. Faulkner and Miss
Tucker Clark Married.

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)
LYNCHBUI1G. VA, Dec. 15.-Mr. John
Trade, and Miss Tucker Clark, daughter
of Dr. a, /, Clark, were married here
this evening.
mortal Church in the presence of friends
aud relatiVes5 and the ceremony was
performed by tho rector. Rev. John j.
LLOYD, I'D u.
s Alr. II. M. Sackctt was best man. and
Miss Bessie Dewitt was maid of. honor.
and Mrs. Y. p. Marshall. matron OF honor,
pole, OF Nelson, and Annls Clark, Of
Lynchburg. The ushers We're Messrs. ".
z L. Clark, j.. D.. Clark, Hans Suhling w.
norne Or. George M. Preston, J. Owen
tianvsy. John n. otey. 8. T. Wtthers
a reception was rendered the bridal
party after the wedding. at the. home Of
the bride. Mr., and Mrs. Faulkner will
visit many points Of interest In the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
TOURIST 1 I. HAS
!. TROUBLES
49,
Sand Bars Form III the Apo
mattox River Every Time a N
Trcsl,et Occurs.
4 FIGHT OVER e FIs 81 9. u Y
FIGHT OVER FIsHB'iu|R'N|'I
His Return to Petersburg Will.
be Ably Resisted, But Virginia
Will Make a Legal Contest.
fspecinl 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

s}iis Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)is 45
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. IS. The
new steamer "Tourlst" encountered nu'
r1,erous obstacles on her maiden trip
from Norfolk to Petersburg yesterday I
3The captain had not made the trip up
ato Appomattox for several years ana
therefore did not know the sand bars that
have recently filled III from freshets. 2
large bar had recently formed at inc
mouth OF the river and after the steamer
had reached tho hnrbor some difficulty
,ra4 experienced in turning. Willie more
than million dollars has been spent IN
trying 10 maintain a navigable depth IN
The Appomattox no permanent good mas
ccme OF the work. Every freshet brings
tons OF sand down the river TO I'LL III
MI places where the dredges had pre-
,Iously worked. All of this Will DO avert
I'd az soon us the work Of divertinE the
freshet water is an accomplished fact.
srhis Improvement will now soon begln
and Petersburg Will have an ample water
,yay to the cupes as soon as 1t Is coHl
FIsHBuRN TO FIGHT.
REV. James w. Fishburn, the negro
ri eacher, arrested near Mt. Holy. y. -,
Hevaral days ago, at the request o. ponce 90
authorities In this city. will make nara
nuht against his return to Petersburg
Ills case will be heard Tuesday. Decen -
Der 22d. ut Trenton. n. j.. probably ny
abe Governor, and FIshburn has cfnpl'oS
cd four lawyers to defend him -,
II viii be hard for the Governor OF Ne"
J.rsev to refuse to honor the requlsit!on
:, Governor Montague on legal grounus
5 strong is the case against INC nes .s.
inf1,Iences at work In behalf Of the nes ~,
,yo,Ild seem to indicate that virginia VIZ W.
Have to make a legal fight TO secure th1
prisoner. l., pa,orz.
N Tlshburn has many Victims IN ,fe. '..a,,
e,,lra ali OF whom are negroes. ne i,la.
fr,a ii him more than a hundred ooi 1si.
n cash for property in New jersey. III, III.
does; not exist and there are many t'p IL
,vhom lie collected smaller amounts, Z. -. ~
orally left town and nothing was h sSa,.
rom rim Till he was arrested IN -4ssy
Jersey at the request Of Peters l.,n 10y ~
thnrlties, The attorney general WIZ prov
ably represent tho state. 8
Wy -, THE SICK. ts.s
Mr.. Holmes Boisscau, VINO was was p"A pc
wed sunday, Is still very ~. 80, i
1sh,cf engineer Farley. who was a y. &c
dantaliy shot while hunting le" w. :
is Improving rapidly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
CHARLES CITY AFFAIRS.
Judge Christian Much Improved.
Mr., Saunders New Fish Pond.

(Spcc,al to The Times Disnntch.)
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE. VA.
Dec. 15.-Mr. Il. A, Saunders, Of Rich
mond, has completed his fish pond on
his farm, auckland In Charles City coun.
~, ana will soon stock it with club and
perch.
Mrs. James Oliver, wife Of Lieutenant
Oliver. OF supply ship, The Glacier. United
States navy, is on a visit to her old home,
hirley-on-the-James 4,
'sJudge Isaac H, Christian, who recently
suffered from slight stroke OF paraly-
sis, Is much improved.
The old grist mill. near Charles City
Courthouse, known as Waddill's mill, and
al present the property Of Mr. John r.
Wadd!ll, has been put In state OF thor
ough repair and Is now running.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
Weddings in Northumberland.

{sPeGissl[ ,I e Tho TImeS; DsP,ns toE;I
Carney, prominent business. man Of
Portsmouth, and Mrs, Mary Meau, the
accomplished daughter Of 8. Z. Gresham,
rlage to-day in the Episcopal Church. at
Lancaster courthouse, Rev, Lawrence
Combs officiating,
mouth, where they Will make their future
Mr.. James Payne and Miss NettIe New
muir ,tti ed ed to-day at the home Of the, bride,
a, Client. The ceremony was performed
IS Rev, pr. ". p EI sN pasto|E Of Of
the bride, assisted by Rev. William a,
1918, Miss Katharine y SeSW nnn. sist d q
Waiter W. et'u Pay me- a brother Of the grooo,,
was best man,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
SILK MILL STRIKE.
Labor Unions Give Financial Aid
n A New Child-Labor Bill, 81

Especial to The Times-DIspatch,) 3I1 Az
NORFOLK, VA. Dec, l5,-The labor
Unions hsreabouts are encouraging the
tI.ambert's Point silk weavers to remain
cut They have received much financial
aid, and as a result Of the representa- tons
made by the girl strikers to the Ports
mouth lodge of machlnists. that body
B has requested Hon. Charles T, Bland.
representative from Portsmouth, to in.3
it,oduce child labor bill, restricting tho
employment of children under fourteen
years OF age In mills, stores and manu-
factories; also a bill making nine hours
legal days work In all mills and manu-
factories. and bin to extend and im-5
prove the public. school system. making
IL compulsory for every child under four,
teen years of age to attend school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
TEACHERS TO MEET.
Addresses Will be Delivered by
Distinguished Educators.
fsneclal. 70 me Times- pispatch,l


MISUNDERSTANDING Va, Dec. 45,--.A
n,eettng OF the white public school teace y
carone - e9 71aySy WE pece ee sea .st
~ II nHEoiock at the Man Street Baptist
GhTch thSt PLACE add iHa VII " ts
~ tvvireinia: 81, Southail, State superln-
tendenf Of public instrIstIoni Pr; ,h B 9
and MarS ,cei|ege Il p oib ena as.
tt1snguished EDUCATORS. The meeting VII be :,
IN Charge Of County Superintendent 1ohn
WHde oliy is being shipped in large quaint;
ties f,om along the Rappahannock ana
4S Mr. Thomas NJ, Arrest one Of the arg,
est farmers in Westmoreland county, pIl h nag
iields last last season such. a growth Of red
clover that be e9nflu Of fo as bdpy yoyfn mts
Wheat advanced in price, and be found
tia! he had peatySf FODDER ana mx t%0 olu5
81 bushels Of fine wheat from It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
Christmas Decorations.
Al, Saints congregation is requested
meet at the church this. Wednesday,
,ciiing to arrange for the Christmas dec
fntiDnS ky isi 58is- /.
FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHLAND
y "a 81 ,,Mr

rho quickest route by one hour and five
minutes. traversed by trains superb In
every appointment, composed OF the high
est standard pullman Sleeping, Drawing
Room. Observation, Library and Dining
Cars, cuisine the best the markets az
ford, served table de hote. Tickets are
now on sale by this line to all principal
Winter Tourist Resorts In Georgia,
Florida, Cuba, New Providence and the
Southwest, ut very low rates For de-
scriptlve matter and fun information. APP
Div to any agent of the company, or.
c. s, CAMPBELL,
5 Division Passenger Agent,
s8s e. Main St., Richmond, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
MURDERED BY
SUGGESTION
Both Quack and Newspapers
Will be Brought to
Justice. #
Especial to The Tlmes.Dispa tch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatc h.) ,i3#
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. l5.-The sea-
board Medical Association. composed Of
the physicians OF Eastern Virginia and
North Carolina, met here tonight, Dr..
Lomox Gwalthmey. of Norfolk. presided. \
enc hundred and fifty members being
present, After an address Of welcome
BY Judge T, H. Wilcox, Dr. Gwalthmey
made his address Murder by SUCCESS
tlon." no said, us frequently done by
auacks, through their newspaper adver-
lt!semehts." u Ii 8 ~ sS3
Both the quacks and the newspa per, lla
held. should, and some day will. be
brought to justice. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
DEAD IN THE WOODS.
Tracked by Blood Stains to His
Home-Dark Suspicious,

(Speotal to The Tlmes- Dispatch,) .7
ROANOKE, VA, Dec. 15,-Ro ebert
Burchett was murdered With an axe In
his home ut Max Meadows, Va, last
night. Ills body was dragged some dis
lance from the house. where 1t was found
early to-day, with the head crushed and
mangled. Suspicion pointed to Burchett's
wife and man named McGlamery. who
went to Max Meadows from North Caro-
lima, and they have been arrested,
When officers went to the Burchett
hnme they found Mrs, Rurchett engaged
In washing up blood from the floor and
blood stains were found on her cloth
ing, The accused deny any knowledge OF
the crime, :