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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
THE CANAL TREATY is
q. BEYOND RESURRECTION
mr. Associated l'rcss.)

t~.,t.
MONTG ALA, Sept. 22.-When
shown The Associated Press dispatch to-
day that the State Department ut Wash
,rgton had heard nothing from Minister
Beaupre concerning the Panama canal
treaty, and that, this was the last day
on which the treaty could be considered,
United States Senator Morgan. who is
In the city for a few days. made the fol-
lowing statement: 3.s
THE treaty has been dead for twenty
five days Nothing could have resur-
rected It. The action at Bogota means
the building OF a canal BY the Nlcara-
guam route. President Roosevelt has no
discretionary powers. but It Is made
mandatory upon him. 1t turned out cx-
2nctly as expected it. II lsts the best
thing for this country and the world.
Now It 9oss back to the proposition to
build the, 5:'icaragua canal. and It VIII
I be the best thing for this country to, do.
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BOTETOURT POLITICS
Things in an Uncertain but a Hopeful
Z, Condition. SIS
special to The Times -DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
!. BUCHANAN, VA, Sept. %. The poll
teal situation In Botctourt remains In
very uncertain condition and Keeps The
people guessing as to what the develop
ments will be. On account Of what SEEM,
ed strong opposition among certain Dem =
ocrats directed against him, Mr. M S.
Cnhoon, the Democratic nominee for
treasurer. was induced to withdraw and
his resignation was placed In the hands
of the Executive Committee. 8
The committee met In Eincastle on yes
terday to take. action In the, ma ter; It.
ocrats 10 assemble IN Fncastle on !. oc.
tober5 court day. at which time the voters
Of the several districts will meet ard
each district meeting elect ten repre-
mate candidate Tor the office. The !,
district meetings at the same time ". II
elect ne members Of the Executive Conf
The hopeful sign ofthe situation Is that
among all elements there seems rarm, des npe
no,,nc ements have been made III, seems I'm )
to have been Cahoon's chief dnnuty, AR;
X. B. stoner and Mr.. g: t:W lli hat ~ y
be candidates rsthe noHinttl'ot pet'oo'
the district meetings. # ~
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sonGrsgation 70 take effect Noyen, 6e cr
LIST. Rev. 3shcnk has several calls under
considerations but has not determined determined
Mr.. 3. schrltt. a life long druggist ,,ot
this place.1fieiii on last Saturday whilst
watkins about his home; nnd received
rartul ifIsnot serious Injuries ~, s. ), zens .,
Woodstock and conducts a business es;;
tabllshed byshs father nearly h fll'r'
years ago, IaJ H i7tss . /.
Messrs. Jsb.Mnnor & CO. va J ztrl,le.
SC ekinE TO condemn certain water tra r' Gons
for powers to. be used at their o 'n a,snj.sed
IN the County Court here yesterday. .
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I GAY ATsTATE SPRINGS
Usual September Festivities Augmented
hv Presence Of the Soldiers.

No 2 u = {
hv presence Of the Soldiers. Il Il.
.rr SPRINGS TENN. Sept. a..
1,,a1 &c cond week in septcmber has peen
, =; = lIv3 cav nj Tate this year. the ac-
custom ed fall festivities having been aug
wanted BY the entertainments hich nave
hnen given in non or OF the Third regimen.
~ ;the1 National Guards OF tho state OF
Tennessee. .t,.,r. uo.
the retention and ball which was gwen
Wednesday evening. The handsome new
narlor was the setting for the recep.'o''.
and at $50 O'clock Represented ~. w
u,ated and brilliant appearance WV 10
< long line OF uniformed 4or'cers, =. tria
of,,cer, and some Of the young women
:. tha hotel constituted the receiving
n,rtv and for about an hour me re ',s,
finn kent the guests in the pnrlor' Nc
room was fragrant with cut lloWers anu
ferns. arranged In vases on the pianos.
mnntel and other places and the INJURY
character ct the entertainment was sus-
gcsted By tho large pennnnt Wmcn WIS WIS
draped about the entrance doorway.
The ball followed the recep'lon , amu
cnened with a grand march. led py MISS
aracc Fuller, n OF Memphis, and Lieutcn-
nnt-Colonel Carey Spence. Of KNOXVILLE.
The ball room in tho old hotel was ella bo-
rately decorated In the national colors,
the artistic arransemcnt OF tho. rags,
buntIngs and military insignia havlng
been tho work Of Mr.. George Eana
Wright. OF New York, ono q the most
prominent illustrators In the country
Who Is now the guest Of tho hotel
~ tho far end NJ tho hall, where the
orche stra was stationed, the wall was
decorated and draped with flags and
hunting. above which ware the letters.
IN a G. MI 8. n IT," painted In red Down
the len 9Th Of tho room, the SPACES ne
tween the windows We're covered "l,n
draneries In the, national colors, cauGht
M In rosette fashion, surmounteo n ny
crossed flaGs ,or,,
nGod Bless our Country, wera hung
ohove the windows and over the door,
30" s.,nvs we're patriotic ftrophics. The cor
,,ars ~ the room were filled with beautl-
M foliage. With which this section
nbunds-rountnin laurel md autumn
leaves inst .hecomng rich IN deep yell
lows, reds and browns, Chairs were az
.ncctators. and the .hnndsomely goWned
Women, both here and on tho floor. added
INA necessary touch Of color and beauty
10 complete charming picture.
| Alter the opening grand march the
evening WAS given UP to the younger
dancers, and the ball room was cfoWfa'fed
until 1880. as...3 I'LL =.
At that time supper was announced,
and the guests repaired to the a'h'm .s
rom. where they were served at Two
q ppointed tables, which extended 8 the
length OF the, room, \,
They were decorated with vases OF Cyl
flowers and ferns were also, gracefully
scattered oyer the cloth. IA d, i,
1 'phe room was attractiYely decoraleeld
With great bunchea OF rhodotdendro 2, ttas I, !
enei to the pillars and bankea " Sne
fI rhsre were ,aeyeral hundred guests
present, Including Governor and mrs
James B. Frazer besides the ot''ee =
OF the National Guard OF Tennessee
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THE DRINK UF THE HEALTHY,
WEALTHY and WISE.
| p !()N,S.
CEYLON
a S.
AT ALL GROCERS.

tho Immersion OF seventeen candidates
for baptism. These occasions arc a.
ways matters of great Interest to the
coiored people, and on last Sunday 1tn s .hey
came from every direction. ne elec,
trio road brought quantities from tie
cities and along the line Of the roao q.
and with other ways two thousand or
moro assembled 3J
This Church has a very large me1n re-,
ship A number OF old mem oers LYLE, LIE
now In the cities. keep up their nlenbne,,
ship there still. Rey. Brown preTrc'a1r1fl
Johnson. officlated at the b,s,tisn' Wis" 1firn
took place III Proctor's Greek, a ir re
stream running ncar the ohu1rc,ihii ia! msno
Enon, Of DID, they can say or thls. Pa
lem" there is much water tn ther oecd a@ Of
there was great demand nnu nee s,,ch
such quantity for the supply OF sue"
crowd as assembled there S0ndaS >,o
n A lawn party was held ntN"lyev NJ.
mortal Methodist Church" tonight. me me
tables Of tho money changers were no. no.
Inside the temple on this occasion. on!
business was rifo all around the .house g..
on the outside, to purchase an organ io'
tho inside. ia.
week. -, J., 1o.
The public schools will omen IN Ber-
mudn District next Monday.
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THE HOT SPRINGS
A Large Richmond Contingent There here,
a Lady Vlollnist.

(Spccial to The Times ID spalc h,) 2
HOT STRINGS. VA, September H..
Tho mast weok has added largely to the
p = 10 pd contingent at the Homestead.
Nj. and Mrs Alfred r. Harris and
Miss Kas Harris are y1s sKns an hs IT res te
hon Saturday evening Miss Harris was
a x musicale, was given by Mrs NJ = 81, In;
gals at her cottage Friday AZ noon, ME- 1!,nn
IL ,ntsrsst S yas r Of Louisville VINO
does some exquisite work Some ntr '1yely
FOR r'l her in italy last winter for six thou
ssnS c ssye9a bar,dne solos, ks'on
: Mr. ma Mrs. Decatur AX,el, who have
lately returned from Europe. have not
opened their cottage, but are stopping
a. NJ ~ Taylor Eilyson Is a late arrival
from richmond. MS Is also Mr., j. z. Pal-
NOR and Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Moore'
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'THE|.;''.T0|N|Ii|'IER
WRECKED.
CausoofACcident Will There here
fore. Never. Be Known, III
.RAILR'D STATION BURNED n E; ,
BuldlnE Trades Appoint 4 CommIts s's'
ITO Organize Hearst club- % :, !.
4 ci.lon IL Pine Beach @ . o' N1'1
Not Made Known.
,tspeeial 70 Tho Times. Dlspntch)

33Sss ,sneniai 70 The Times. Dispntch) N Il
NOR FOLK, VA, Sept a. Eng ineer Il.
j. Carrington. OF the Southern RaiiWay.
who was seriously injured IN YESTERDAY
wreck, near this city. will recover. the
tracks have been opened to- traH1c, pu !,
the wreck OF the signal tower MAKES l1e 4
,itimpossible to ascertain whether or not
~ wrong signal was given. Engineer
harrington Is OF tho opinion that the
..lrnals wero out OF order. ).
:. i'he station OF the Norfolk and South
err Railway at Butts Road was burned
last night, together with saN store. lhe
family sleeping above the latter struc-
,,,ro was aroused by tho crow OF a pass
Ing freight train just In time to save
themselves.
Tho steamship NJ. f. Plant. which wa 4. q
forced TO seek shelter In lee OF Cape HAT
teras Sunday. Is unable to continue her
voyage for lack OF coal. She 10 trying
tc get into this port for fuel.
A HEARST CLUB.
Tho Building Trades Council Of this
c,ty has appointed a committee to or
ranize a Hearst Club, which shall work
Tor tho nomination OF William Randolph
Hearst for President on the Democratic
ticket. 4,
The Norfolk authorities will advise the
Baltimore police that George ". Robin
son. the nneteen-year-old negro, Under
arrest for robbing Norfolk detective,
is not the man wanted. The real culprlt
f is thlrty-flve years old.
Mrs TIL. Randolph, Of this city. 10 ~
in Savannah, Ca, hospital. Her hus-
ba nd has heen summoned to her bedside,
as her condition Is serious, Sjs
The schooner r. W. Dunn. which sailed
from this port for st. Johns, Newfound-
land, Is safe. Tho Atlantic Coast Sea-
mems Union was to-day advised OF her
I arrival n fter severe storms. during which
John Madison, seaman was lost over
board
MOCK MARRIAGE.
Patterson Butts. colored. may be pun
ished for perpetrating mock marriage,
even should he escape conviction on a
charge OF bigamy. He married Lille
MARSHALL. It is alleged, while he still
had a living wife. Although separated
from her legal lily. he had no right to re-
ma rry. IT was In evidence that the
Marshall girl stood up with him before
an alleged preacher, who pronounced
them man and wife.
PINE BEACH DECISION.
Tho decision Of thni'n"el stea boat In
espectors In the eng, he collision be.
lytween the steamer no Beach and the
schooner Mary T.. Crosby IN the James
River. August alst has been forwarded
to Washington ItSwill}not be given out
here until 1t is reviewed a the capital
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q his son. This vas not complie,d, WIN !;
A. The crime was committed oats1!ase - -
New OK ely and he %es sa hiaSf M
consult a detective, !, nsIS = Nh' '' 'i@
pe NJ p ss1a ~ VA II, cab, which was
driven ,,p and down before police; h he M
quarters Tor some time no tsef "a a 81
out Of tho eab in an .Ss1t|eea VIXEN WEN he
m sns out he Vas asked about his v Isl
and said In an excited tonss; ! ,raco
III an, looking for bloodal'ounndls' 70 racO
the murderer OF my SON. ,,,r,v sho,,t.
"a NOV fS 4 for Tie fbloodho,'nds ! ala
drown away. tt3}5f5 ffa+tts fsi Jt+3ii Vt EtN
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THE 3RAPPAHANNocK FAIR.
Married Nineteen Years and Has Twen-
~ Children.
Especial to tho Times Dispn tch.

ty Children.
j., Especial to tho Times Dspntch.)
q :, ,FRDDERlcKisBuRG. VA. Sept. a
ohanical Society opened today under
clear skies les and J, With bright prospeeHe,s;
With vii interesting exhiSits and tho * grounds
tlii other diversions The . s'ab arc 9
ga the ring Of country and city people
will be all event Of more than ordinary
interest.
commenced to-day. but will not be COM
pleted until to-morrow.N Captain NJ. 3.
issSs,F s pr ssd M Dfn ea.r e sSs
m Mr 5oS S1 t T. M fahTi Of city tho
happy father G{ Wns for the thirad t nn
twenty children; Tho yhave not vet
passed the mddle ase Of life being about ~.
al The eaD Republicans Of Madison and
G Gdss hs so .eeon he Of deod E
the Democratic candidate for the Leg
lslcture. In, that district.
Mr.. Lee Roy Richards, Of Philadsiph,,,a.
P PIE e F TnsIik and Potomac
Railroad at Orange Cour thouse.
rse ntw a9G Of ths oounes
| adjoining county OF Orange. the pro-
ceeds from that source amounts TO
! about .000 per annum.
Mr. w. M. Powell Of Madison county
! has purchased Of Mr.. W.. A. Rud"r'',oi
| the latter's fine farm In Orange county,
containing 24o acres, for 5000.
| x new weekly paper is to be estnb,' sh-
published at Reedvile in Northumbec-
| land county BY Mes.rs Byrd and Meal
len. Of TIE Eastern Shore o.,,,,, !,
elected chairman OF the Democratic Conn:
~ COMMITTEES OF Louisa, has ANNOUNCED
himself candidate for commonW t,, lfh p
cumbent, Mr., r. l.. Gordon.
Nj. Kent ChewninE. OF OranEe county:
was kicked a few da ,gy;, nsa by an unru Wy
' The " Condition OF CommonHwealth's A.
tnrney Lee j. Graves OF snotsy!wnnl,n; =;
who has heen suffering with tHpno'd
! fever, is improving. 2t p& X,
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The Fight In Wakefield.

III (Speclal to The Times Dispatch.)
WAKEFIELD. VA. Sept, 22.-rhe pr
mary for nomination Of memberHot Leg LEI;
isature from Sussex and Greeneyllle
county officers viii be held Thursday
As in many other places IN the state
tho chief issue Is Liquor The intereSt
manifested for and against the Mann
IN this town for years. For every once
there is a candidate for "wetIana N :
other for dry" having euchhhls& de ets
'Wnkeneld has been dry by local option
for years. and, having prospered Mn la,.,
the exclusion Of bar-rooms, LIS ,,aE Nh
to nol q majority for every dry ou''u'-
date,
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TOURNAMENT AT
THE: SUFFOLK (. t |: ] AIR NJ
Miss Nell Jordan Crowned
QueenB Ball and
Speeches.
!, isnecinl tn The Times. pispa tchil NJ

i3 Especial to The Times Dispa tch)
SUFFOLK. VA, September GA tour
r,amcnt was held at tho race course o.
the SUFFOLK Fair Association this after
noon, which was largely attended ~
persons from Nanscmond and nearby
counties Those who took the most rings
and won the first four honors were:
Ashton sApp1ewhite. Suffolk; Il. 8. Ellis,
Nansemond county; Frank a.. Holiday.
Suffolk; and Icyton Young, Isle aoi
Wight county. SIX 58
Miss Nell Jordan was crowned queen
and the maids OF honor were Miss Eve
Gum, Miss Elizabeth Carney and Mlsa
Mario Woodward. i.5 s..
The charge to the knights was made ~
J. u. Burgess. and tonight at the coro
nation ball the address was made 81
Robert w. Withcrs.
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A LITTLE TOT WANDERS
MANY MILES AWAY
fsnociol to-rhe Times Dlspatch,

TWYMAN's MILL, YA,, Sept. 2a,.
A rew days since little two,year-o na
p or,ars wa wandered to the aaw-mill Of Mr.
A. T. spiccr, some distance from Mont
peler. She could not tell her s, name t,,a
E Enn Size stayed there an da@,, salts
t fed and happy, while her father MI .I. !. J..
Newman. Of Montpelier and others,
searched diligently, for hcr When FOUND n,.d
miles over fences, bitches and through
iieids, min she came to the MIL, 80,
Quoted for ne past week a at M n eny
" ~ Davis closed last night. There
We're fourteen additions TO the church
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!. nowlTzER /" INCIDENT 7
Military Men Of the State Wasch'r g me
Outccme Closely.

Outcome Closely. .%58
Adiutnnt-G eneral Nalle is expected 'ls. IN
,bo ,c,ty to-day and some action reRaroi-
Ink the Howitzers incident Of last frlaa !,
n,rht i, expected soon. Military men
IL every part OF the State will watch t tne
nn y, % Of tie incident with. great
'n ,rh,s ,van,i,,tIon OF two fights are ex,
nec ~ Some military Officers arc s m1f
pfe.tciaim hat. according to the Code, Goi :
one stern does not hold so tho moan
4 eopr tt al S Is SDH II out.
Ing Fh ct o shls M" fish e likely aired
court. martial is that made once TO a Do.,sGl
the office o assistant tSs Ad5usna
t ana u As said before. the next move move
must must come from the
ar the Governor. who Is the comma''tu ~
~ chief OF the State guard.5
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I ON THE EVE. OF ESCAPE
Prisoners Detected When Only One Nut
Held Them In.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.'

5 { / III ID . .
Especial 10 The Times DispatchD
1 sTAuNToNS3vA., September 22.-Wii !,
liam Massey,&w Is held IN theIcounty
iail here waiting trial for murdering his
wife last winter, and VIII Ksnned y
charged with wrecking Norfolk ana
Western train. and murder. came very
making arr conn.d n
one or The strongest cages in the 1ail.
but they had succeeded in breaking three
large locks Of their cage and got out
Of the cage and went up stairs and put
the lights out. When discovered between
! and O'Clock this morning they had
taken all the nuts off the bolts to rear
window except one. ~ ,5f.,
Had they not been discovered ct TIE Il.
time, they would have escaped N III
teen minutes.
Officers Lipscomb and Arthur Cline
had arrested a negro and came to clock
him UP when they discovered the lights
out. which excited their suspicion and 1
lead them toyinyestigate the cause, ana
discovered the attempt to escape
n When Massey and Kennedy heard the
officers at the jail door they slipped
back to their cage. $685. s sSis
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MADE INSANE BY
4. HOLINESS MEETINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
MONTERREY, VA, Sept. 2:--Upon the
testimony OF Drs Trimble and Jones, Mr..
j. X. Warner. who lives near here. !, ha a.,
ms been made for admission to the West
ern State Hospital Mr.. Warner has been
Identified with the holiness noVem ent
and his mania Is along that llnc,
Two camp meetings have recently Deoh
held hereabouts
The unfortunate man Is under guard
at his home He has wife ana fanny
OF children. --i. ..tt " ~ SI..,s 49,.
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE
The Cause Must be Removed; Same Way
'' With DandruH.

Tho CAUSE WUSI DC 'feT'F0VeUt VIZ
With Dandrutf
KIN the germ that causes dandrulf,
falling hair and badness, you will have
no more dandlnn, and your hair must
grow luxurlantly, Newbro's ierpcide
not only contains the dah"ruil germ ue,
s,royer. but it Is also a most delightful
hn,r dressing for regular toilet use. No
other hair preparation is on this sclcn-
tine basis OF destroying the dandruff
germs, /, stops all irritation keeps the
scalp sweet. pure and wholesome Re-
member that something claimed 10 be
lust as good" viii not do the work of
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading drug
gists Send lOc. in stamps for sample
to The lIerpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
| Owens & Minor Drug Co., Special AGENTS
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MRS. O'DOM CLEARED OF
HER HUSBANDS MURDER
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
SUFFOLK VA. September 22.-Those
charged with the assassination Of Win,
bourne doom, were arraigned at Court
land to-day for preliminary. hearing.
Tho widow. Mrs. Ida O'Dom,. was re.
lensed, while o. A. Alley and Grover
Blow, were held without bail, for a f,a
&turo trial. Hi,t
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Miles Stone,
l.l I. ,.hn rlnns-D isnotchN

f,t,rlol II IN" Tlmcs- D'sNNfFH'
BRISTOL. TENN, September 22;I "a
The home of the brides brother, IN isris-
toi, Va. this evening, Miss Louise s stnne
Nv Wv ah,nrdon was married to Gaylord
e M,les OF Cincinnati, who s me tray
cling representative Of q baltimore f II ~
Or. W. NJ, Dyer. u:eslden, q M sai,u,a
the bride is a graduate, was the offsclat-
ipp minister,
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a STRICKEN FAMILY
One Daughter Dead from Typhoid Fe-
YER and Two H.
[sneclal 10 INC Times-pIsnntch.

NPl'FN'"' Y" NV '''h'o- ''isIhtclltj .H.
WINCHESTER, VA. Sent. 22.-Myss
Clara Miller. daughter of Mrs Margaret
Miller. died last night OF typhoid fever.
She was beautiful girl and menp, r
OF Sacred Heart Catholic Church Her
two sisters. Misses Etha and Phromiu.
are also seriously III with the same
fever and were unconscious when she
died.
Miss Miller is understood to have hren
engaged 10 a well known young man, Tie
three girls have been III for three weeks
they contracted the disease from drink
Ing from d glass that had been used by
their, brother who came m..l nome ir1:s
with the same disease.
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Big Eight Expected-

Especial to The Tim es- Dispatcho
Democratic mass-meeting Is to be he'd
at tho courthouse next Saturday FOR ne
purpose Of getting out good men for the
'e As ths Republicans are putting out a
full ticket OF their most Influential men 1
Tor e nsS an of 1 the
no no IN 11i to carry the county by larger
t. on hand by the two parties and livery
tI,rou exnectcd, COZ w
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Burke-Keller.
ESPECIAL TO The Tim es-pispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
sTAUNTON, VA, September PA
pretty wedding took place at the Meth
odist Church at 10 o'clock this: morning
when Miss Cornle Bell Keller was mar
Miss Ruth Rush acted as maid OF hon on.
or and Mr. William II. Price as best
man. Rev. l. w. Canter. pastor, per-
N,rhe bride and groom left on noon train
for wedding tour to Eastern eitle.,
Tho bride is an unusually handsome
Young lady. "a MI
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BIG BAPTIZlNG CROWD

"a Lawn Party a, Iyey Memorial
Az Church.
4 ISnnc,aI 10 The Times Dispsichl
CHESTER. VA. September 22,-One OF
the largest assemblies OF colored Baptists
ever seen at CentralIa Baptist Church was
aaihsrsd there last Sunday to witness
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FROST IN TIE ALLEGHANlES
Ice Found in Highland CountY-La'e
Crops Damaged

IN (Special 10 The Tlmes- DISPATCHED
MONTERREY VA, Sept. 22.--Two KILL
ing lros,s have visited Highland and
Ice found In some localities The corn
crop Is thought to be more or less dam
Especial to Tho Times pispatohD
GLADESB ORO, VA, Sept. 22.-The first
frost of the season made It's appearance
on Friday night last. doing consiaer-
able damage to late crops
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REUNION OF OLD 3..r,u sId e.

Former Members Invited to the Co'lege
Friday Night;
The annual reunion OF the Mu sigma r1l
Literary. Society, Of Richmolho Son1ss'
one OF the best known college .E ossan 1.-,
m dsv n G Of this week an OF =, the :,
w St ,'y are in the city, are invited a. 70 al
:. te Mr q. A. Boyce. OF The Times.Dls 9
s+nrf has been Invited to deliver one o.
Tho addresses OF tho evening. -
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cRAZED BY GRIEF
Father Of Murdered Capitalist Wants
Eloodhounds.

It5y AssUCFH teaMo $3.50 I,oxtov
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s-isSnry ~ p y x Iisf
asspssinnted in the Adirondacks SATURDAY,
made request OF Inspeotor SMc Gin SKY.
tor detective aid in tracing the muEass9e' w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
A False Report.

isne"la, IN The Times .nisputrh)
NORFOLK, VA, September 22.-There
Is no foundation for the report from
WA chaprcague last night that the lsnlng
steamer Beatrice had made lJeleWare
freak water with n loss OF two men,