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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-11
.HAMPDEN-SIDNEY
COMMENCEMENT
Graduating Exercises. De-
grees and Honors--Honor-
airy Degrees Conferred.

Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch.J
AMPDEN-SlDNEy. VA. June 10
The commencement exercises of the one
hundred and twenty-seventh session OF
Hampden-S Sidney College opened with the
baccalaureate sermon, delivered on Sun
day, June It'll. by Dr.. G. A. Wilson. of
Rockbrldge county "a. who. in the
EVENING" also addressed the Y. M. c. a.
in the college chapel.
On Monday night the Union Library
Society held its annual celebra ton. The
junior debater's medal was awarded to
Mr. William NJ. Thornton, Jr. of the
University of Virginia, and the senior
orators medal to MIR. r. s. Preston of
Marion. Va. on Tuesday at IL NJ. the
address before the library societies was
utnvered by the Hon John Goode of
Virginia, with all that grace and power
for which the distinguished old Virginia
orator and statesman has so long been
famous. The address produced an impress
sion which, It Is hoped. Will long be a
potent factor for good in the lives OF
the young men who heard 1t.
The Philanthropic Library Society held
It's celebration In the evening of Tues
day The medals awarded were as fol-
lows
The freshman declaimers medal to Mr.
Z. G. Elcan. of Cumberland county, Va
the sophomore debater's medal to Mr.. f.
W. Wall. of Farmvlle. Va; the junior
essayists medal to Mr.. s. D. Craig. OF
Craigsville, Va; the senior orators medal
to Mr.. H. P. Jones. OF Cherriton Va.
The graduating exercises were held or
Wednesday, June 10TH at which time
degrees and honors were awarded
announcements of distinctions were made
The following academic degrees were
conferred:
The degree Of B. S. upon Mr. Hardy
Cross, Of Norfolk, Va.
The degree OF A. NJ upon Mr.. II. B.
Moore. OF Messy Creek. Va.
The degree of bachelor of arts upon
nineteen members of the senior class-Mr.
w. T. Williams, of Woodstock. Va. first
honor. delivering the valedictory; Mr.. P.
w. Hamlet. Hampden-Sidney Va. Sc
cond honor, delivering the philosophical
oration Mr.. a. w. Wood, of M0orefeld,
w. Va. third honor, delivering the Latin
salutatory. and Mr.. w. c. Jackson and
r. s. Preston. of Virginia. delivering the
class orations.
The senior class held It's celebration on
Wednesday, night.
The friends Of the collge have been
cheered to hear OF the success of her
graduates in other institutions of learn
Ing during the session just closed.
At the University of Virginia the
Senior" medal in Latin has just been
awarded to Mr. Robert H. Webb as the
best all around Latin scholar in the NJ
A. course Mr.. Webb took his master s
degree at Hampden- Sidney in 1902.
Johns Hopkins conferred the degree
OF doctor of philosophy upon Messrs. A.
]. Morrison and H. A. Converse, both re-
cent graduates OF Hampden-S Sidney.
The degree OF D. D. was conferred
on Rev. Daniel A. Perrick, Of Nav Mon
mouth Church, Rockbridge county. Va
The degree Of LII. D., was conferred
on Professor John c. Fales, of Central
University. Kentucky.
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MURDER RESULT OF
SHAMEFUL ORGIE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dspatch)
BLUEFIELD, w. VA, June 10.-Meager
details which reached this city late to-
night from Pounding Mill Va. portray
one of the most revolving crimes in the
annals Of the notorious Clinch Valley
region. Belle Wingo. a divorced woman,
living at Cedar Bluff, and James Thomas
and Matt Harvis. brothers. and j ohm Bur-
ness, were indulging In an all night ca
rousal In the mountain back of Pounding
Mill There Is still house In the neigh
borhood, and the entire party got beasty
drunk. Late In the night they became
involved in general fight. The woman
was struck on the right temple with n
large stone and James Harvis was shot
twice, but not hurt seriously enough to
prevent his escape. The woman's skull
was crushed In, and she never rallied:
but the men continued the carousal until
daylight. when all except Burmese made
their escape.
The woman was not found until the
next afternoon. She was still alive, but
unconscious, and died within a. half hour
after her removal to Pounding Mill. Bur-
ness claims that he did not take part in
the fight. but had gone back into the
woods after jug of whiskey hidden
there when the row occurred.
He says he heard the noise OF the blow
when the woman was struck down, and
heard Matt Harvis curse her. but did
not see him strike her. The Wingo wo-
man was married some years ago to a
man named Lester, but he secured a d.
vorce recently on the grounds OF infi-
delity atl F
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FREIGHT TRAINS
CRASH TOGETHER
ESPECIAL to The Times lspatch,)

ESPECIAL to The IlmeS-lSpatch.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA June 10.--A head
on collision occurred between two freight
trains on the Southern Railroad shortly
before O'Clock this evening near Ravens
worth, twelve miles below this city, rear
Ing both engines, which were demolished,
together with several cars, Charlie D..
Keys. of this city, railroad insurance
agent, and Fireman Johnson (eoioredo. Of
1T is reported here that Keys condition
is critical.
The engineer and fireman of the SOUTH
bound train escaped serious injury by
jumping, 1t is said that they are Owen
Lynch engineer and Edward I.yles, fire.
man, Engineer Mason Saunders; of the
lnorthbound train. was injured in jumping,
The southbound was work train and the
northbound regular local freight,
They had orders to pass at Burke's
Station, a few miles below, Both trains
were going rapidly when the crash came.
A working train was sent out from here
with Drs. o'BrIen and snowden. i had
not returned shortly past midnight The
track will not be cleared before late this
morning,
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INCREASE in
CITY COUNCIL
ManChester's Lower Branch
Entitled to More Members.
MAY ELECT FOUR MORE
Death of Mr.. Joseph Galloway-Funeral
ofMrs. Foster-Arrested for Break
ing in store-Hurt by Falling
from Buggy.
MAY ELECT FOUR MORE
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street.

No. 1lo2 Hull Street.
/ At the next meeting OF the Common
Council the question OF filling vacancies
that exist in that body will be taken up.
The Constitution provides that tho
membership of City Councils OF cities Of
the first class shall be not less than four
teen In the Common Council and eight III
the Board.
At present there are twelve members OF
the Common Council two less than the
law prescrlbes 1t is probable that the
membership will be increased to sixteen.
four from each ward In that event. un-
III the next election. at which time all
the Counoilmen must be elected the
Council will fill the vacancies that now
exist.
City Attorney Clopton will be asked to
give his opinion on the question, and his
advice will be followed as to what steps
TO take.
On tomorrow night. at the meeting OF
the Board, Mr.. George Huband will be
chosen to fill the vacancy in the Board
from the Fourth Ward The Board del
egation has settled upon him as their
choice. and he will be nominated by AL
' FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral Of Mr.. Joseph I. Galloway
will be from Central Methodist Church,
and the services will be conducted by
Rev r. M. Chandler at O'Clock this
afternoon. The burial will be in Maury
Cemetery.
Mr.. Galloway died yesterday morning
after an illness OF several months He
was thirty-f1ve years old and was very
popular He leaves his wife and three
children and two brothers-Rey. Charles
Galloway. Of Lynchburg, and Mr.. James
Galloway, OF Misunderstanding sister
Mrs. Hugh Kidd. OF Manchester.
He was district deputy grand master
Of this district and was member OF
St Andrews Commandery and Acca Tenn
rle, Mystic Shrine. and Manchester Lodge,
A. f. & A. NJ.
w The a sansT1 6 o aGs 1aa q 9ssr
19s 4. Wi hsa1asass No. So Hui Street
orn Rs fr and t te h Sural viii s9nN
wood. She leaves two sisters. Mrs, Geo:
Rogers. and Mrs. Leigh: OF Richmond and
che. and Richmond besides a large
Wake P 1n sgleee o Il Mr ehas Wake Who
was painfully injured by. being thrown
ron s suEsy nfa nesd hey %
ghe eprsined IL both ankles baby in the
buggy With her was unh ud Miss Matte
stone Female Institute.
rest on the charge OF breaking into a
store Belonging t9 Renecsa MG DOL s1se;r,-
clans are experimental on the tracks OF
the road in Manchester With the yleWi ~
ascertaining the extent OF electrolysls. II
any and to remedy the same.
Manchester Baptists will join with the
Baptists OF Richmond in ar. EXCURSION TO
Dutch Gap on the 10Th instant:
Mrs Pearl Livesay. who has been SICK
for some time, is reported as better.
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BLACKSTONE WEDDING
Miss Jessie Garland Adams the Bride
of William Briggs Cooke.

BLACKSTONE, VA, June 1o,-A bea,,-
tlful scene was witnessed IN the Metho-
dav evening, when Miss Jessie Garland
Adams and Mr.. William Briggs Cooke
pnghted their troth as. man and wife In
ings Of relatives and friends ever seen on
a Similar occasion.
The pulpit recess ana ohansei 81 me
ferns and evergreens, in the center of
which was pyramid Of wax tapers, the
BRIDE in years Around these We're many
kues to the pleasing effect OF the whole
prevent the entry of the light of day from
the outside
The bride entered leaning upon the or =.
the opposite aisle In company with his
best man, Mr.. Arthur Emmerson, Of
maid OF honor. and Mr., r.. y, billiard mas
ter OF cere monies.
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MAGAZINE ENTERPRISE
Williamsburg Will Try to Take Up the
BatchelIer Offer,
Especial toThe Times-Dlspatch.

Especial to The TImes-Dspatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 10.-The
committee from the williamsburg Bus-
ness MEMS Association appointed to con-
slider and report on the proposition OF
to start ss1nfNO publishing company
here, recommended that a committee be
appointed to assist In raising the funds
needed,
free site and low tax rate on the en-
terprise
mond, Newport Neers. Hampton and Nor
folk, will be asked to subscribe to stock,
SO that williamsburg will be, the home
great Ter Centennial.
Mr., Batcheller selected williamsburg
as the location for the magazine because
tory has cast about It. He will put up
$500 in cash, II one-ifth more can be
added by Virginia.
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LIGHTNING DESTROYS HOME
Local Option Campaign Opens in Fred
erlcksburg-T canister Injured.
IL fanac4ol RI Tho Tmea.Disna toby

Local option Campaign "opens IN kETeu-
erlcksburg- canister Injured.
(specia al to The TImes-Dspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. June To-
The residence Of Mr.. Clarence Hall, III
spotsylvania county, was struck by light
ming and entirely consumed by fire. to-
gether with most OF the furniture and
$12s in cash.
Rev. T. NJ. Simpson. pastor Of the
Methodist Church in Danvile, Va. will
speak in the courthouse here Thursday
night on the local option Issue. The cleo
ton on this question will take place here
OH June Goth. and this is the second
public address the temperance advocates
have provided.
r. r. williams, teamster, In the en-
ploy OF Contractor j. A. GUIDE, who Is
paving the streets here was knock ed
down by frightened team OF mules.
trampled on and the wagon passed over
his body. breaking one Of his ribs and
otherwise injuring and bruising him. 1t
will be some time before he can resume
work.
county, has three cows. from which she
makes regularly twenty-five pounds OF
butter per week.
Mr.. Verna Kube came across den OF
foxes on his farm, in Spotsylvania county,
few. days ago. and succeeded IN killing
four Of them.
Mrs Turner, wife Of Rev. B. T. Turner.
of King George county. Is at the Mary
washington Hospital here for treatment
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage of Miss Gazelle Hundey,
OF Essex county. to DR.. w. w. Hume.
OF West Virginia. The ceremony Will
take place at the home of the bride, near
huntsville, June 18th.
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JAMES M. A. WATSON
WAS SENT TO JAIL
nv Associated Frogs J

WASHINGTON, June lo.--James Nj. a.
Watson. the clerk in the Auditors office
Of the District governm,en,, charged with
Court to-day, pleaded not guilty. and
waived a preliminary hearing. Bal, was
General Bryant, the father-in law Of
Watson has expressed confidence that
he Will be able TO make restitution of the
amount of his son-in-law's alleged deia.-
cation.
According to the authorities most Of
the money Watson is alleged to have
His books are In deplorable condition
The extent of the defaicaton will not be
known for Some time. but the best esti-
mate now Is s67,500
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Hon. Judson W. Lyons.

feeling very good and strong. thank
you so much for Pcruna- l shall reooms
mend 1t to all suffering with tho effectA
Of catarrh. and I consider It house-
hold blessing. shall never be without
Peruna-"
For those phases Of catarri1 peculiar
to summer Peruna win be found efflca-
cious.
Peruna cures catarrh in all phases and
stages.
II you do not derive prompt and sat.
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving =
full statement Of your case. and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman sanitartum, Columbus. q
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IN RECEIVERS HANDS
Davis Art Gallery in Control of the
Chancery Court. 5Es

In the chancery Court yesterday suit
was instituted by John r. Cole VS.. r:
Scheel and others for dissolution OF
the partnership heretofore controlling the
Davis Art Gallery Company. and asking
that q receiver be appointed for the eff
fects of the co-partnershlp.
An order WAS entered appointing re-
'ceiyer and confrmlk& the following sales:
Studio, SIT Broad Street. to Sailie VIII
Studio. 222 East Broad Street, to e. B..
Brown and Joseph Heppert for $500.
Elite Studio. 800 Fast Broad, to same
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. SWEAR OFF PERMANTLY.

"Orrlne" will help you to keep your
pledge, 1t is scientific; preparation "
powder form, an excellent tonic. and
never fails to cure the drink habit. The
craving for liquor never returns. Endorsed
by the best physicians in the country,
ST per box, boxes for S. Polk Miller
Drug Co., ss4 q. Main St.; Polk Miller
Coleman Co., First and Broad Sts.
Richmond.
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AMERICAN CITIZEN
is HELD FOR RANSOM
Try Associated Press

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received at the
State Department from United States
American. kidnapped by pirates while
proceeding from Canton to Heungan.
Nine thousand dollars ransom Is asked.
have sent the Callao american gun
boat to the rescue. and to demand that
the viceroy secure the release of the man
and the punishment Of the pirates. De-
tails Ia ter"
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VIRGINIA
NEWS NOTES
Especial to The Tlne,-D,.pa tch /,

BLACkSBURG, VA, June 10.-Dr. j.
held the chair Of English language and
literature in Holins Institute. has re-
signed his position for the purpose Of
sadn IN Engaad and the on
nent. He will spend the summer in Eng
land, doing special research work at Ok
ford and Cambridge; the winter months
ing lectures at the Sorbonne, and after
two months in Italy he will settle down
in Berlin for course Of LECTURES al the
panied by Mrs. McBryde. her two sisters,
the Misses Webster, of Dallas. Tex. and
Miss Frances Wait. of Knoxville, Ten
from. Hollins Institute. Dr.. McBryde's
excellent work at Helins Is well known
throughout the State. and he will be
greatly missed by his many friends at
the institute.
Prof. NJ. Estes Cooke and Prof. Mich
aelis, of Hollns, will accompany the
thence go on to Bremen to spend their.
vacation In Germany.
The party will sail from New York
June 18th on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse.
4 SOUTH BOSTON. yA.-1obacco ware
agse o bang
this week. Some of the houses are nearly
full, and sales last until the evening.
H 0pc seems to Be
wrappers are in demand and command
high prices.
SUFFOLK, vA.-Miss Ada Joyner.
daughter of Peter Joyner, and George W.
Matthewsa, Spanish War veteran, this
afternoon eloped in carriage to Gates
county. N. c.. for the purpose OF mar.
riage,
brought about the runaway
CONVICTION, vA.-As result Of the
elected Mayor. and the following citizens
Of Covington were elected to the Town
Council: From the First Ward, T.. F..
Cover " a. McG Conf p R %aIG
N. M. Collins, w 6 Turner. r. L. McKin.
ney and J. w. Bell
eulous freas during hs ste Of Ps sSa
day afternoon. A bolt passed in at an
open window IN the second story Of the
dwelling occupied by the family OF CAP
tain W. D, Rudd, broke a fine l o aI;g.
front of the glass at the time; passed out
through a window, on the opposite side
Of the room strnTK inc o yard renee ru nd
shattered 1t considerably
WINCHESTER. Vain the Circuit
a divorce from his wife, Mrs, Lucy Nal
the the Middietown arson case.
1 CAPE CHARLES, vA.-The ,Democra,
August A. uHui sed as the date FOR for holding The
primary election fer county and State OF;
political speaking is tho order of the day,
Tha race Is becoming more and moro
exciting each day.
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and Messrs. w. ]. Nelms and George.
Nelms Wise represent the Hampton
Roads Company.
The Hampton Roads Company has Just
completed its bridge over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio tracks. The summer cars
cross the bridge, but as yet the heavier
winter cars have been unable to make
the trip over when loaded, on account OF
the grade.
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mittee. is brother Of Rev. DR.. Evans,
OF Monumental Church. -,
The uniformed rank. OF Baltimore. VIII
return over the York River route this
afternoon
Mr.. Isaac Ginz of Pittsburg. Is the
merry jester OF the conclave. He has
told more good stories than any other
Gated.
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SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING

Plans Received for HandleY Library to-
Cost Twenty-Five Thousand.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, June 1o.--A se-s
we're electric storm. which passed over
this county last night, did great damage5
to many farm houses and barns. At
Middleton the house Of John w. Walters
was struck by lightning and the entire
family badly shocked.
The Board Of Handley Trustees to-day
received plans for the SIS 900 Handley IL
brary. which will be built in the near
future
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Sunday afternoon In the Methodist
Church. when Rev. ]. c. Harry, the
pastor Of the church, delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon. Concerts and recita-
tions were continued by the school on
Monday and Tuesday nights in the ware.
house to large audiences. This school
is under !, the charge Of Miss Louise
Spencer, principal.
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weeks.
having
Camilla
Summer catarrh

Mrs Kate Bohn. 111e wllloughby
Avc.. Brooklyn. N. Y. writes:
When I wrote you was troubled
with frequent headaches, dizzy, strange
feelAg In the head, sleeplessness, sink
Ing feelings. faintness and numbness.
Sometimes had heartburn My food
would rise to my throat after every
meal and my bowels were very ir-
regular.
II wrote you for advice. and now
take pleasure in informing you that my
Improvement Is very great indeed.
did not expect to improve so quickly
after suffering for five long years. nam
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for s7si
This property constituted al that was
owned by the Davis Art Gallery Com
pany, and the receivers duties seem
pretty well performed.
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ut the 0hoalros.


And the next day 1t rained!
After wonderful vlclsstudes In travel
MAN selle 'Awkns'' arrived at the
Biiou last night. The damsel arrived,
Internationally and actually. with both
feet
Dainty Deyo twinkled through the
name part. ably seconded by the host
OF clever entertainers Of the Gifen Mu-
steal Comedy Company.
The belated costumes reached the city
at three minutes past eight o'clock and
ten minutes later they were carried INTO
the theatre. where the members Of the
company who were anxiously awaiting
them. greeted them With wild demon
stration of enthusiasm.
Mann sele 'AWkins" Is a pot pourri Of
everything in general and nothing IN
particular, There Is bright and catchy
very whimsical situations The three
acts afford ample opportunity for Ell
fcctive costuming. and the specialtes m n.
troduced are hghL diverting. IN The M, MT
minssrei specially in the last act. With tn
Mr.. Davies as nterlocntor. James and
Young and Miss Deyo and Miss Victoria
this act served to keep the audience IN
seven encores
The chorus did some excellent work.
and the various dances and drills were
fcleverlv designed. The vocal gem OF the
Phillips in the second act. The words
were written by Miss Sharp. member
OF the chorus and the music was COM
posed by Herr Lime. the musical direc-
tor. It is decidedly above the average
musical comedy love ditty. and It was
very we'll received.
Miss Deyo. Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. James, MIR.
: Davies. Mr.. Young and Mr.. Giblyn were
all seen to advantage and the other parts
were well sustained. There will be q
matinee to-day. -
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Virginia Home School.
Especial to The Times. Dlspstch)
KEYSvILLE. VA. June 10-The annual
celebration and commencement exercises
OF the Virginia Home School began last
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The Citizen Stock Company drew an
other crowded house at the Academy
last night in spite Of the rain. .'Davy
Crockett is winning favor at every per.
Torrance. Next week the company will
he seen in "The Silver King"
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REGISTER OF THE U. S. TREASURY
USES PERU ma FOR SUMMER CAT ARRh
| Summer Gatarrh
AffliCis Men and
Women.
ON. JUDSoN w. LYONS,
MI Register of the United
States Treasurer. In a

HroN. JuDsoN w. LYONS,
III Register of the United
States Treasurer. In a
letter from Washington. D.
c.. says:
~ find Peruna to be an ex-
celIcnt remedy for the catar-
rhaI affections OF spring and
summer, and those who suf-
FER from depression from the
heat OF the summer VIII find
no remedy the equal Of Pc
runa. hudson w. Lyons.
No man Is better known In
the financial world than JUDI
son w. Lyons, formerly OF
Augusta. Ga. His name on
every piece of money OF recent
date makes his signature one
of the most familiar ones In
the United States.
Two Interesting letters From
Thankful Women.
Miss Camilla Charter, s
West Lexington ST., Baltimore.
Md, writes:
Late suppers gradually at
tected my digestion and made
me a. miserable dyspeptic, SUI
fering intensely at times.
took several kinds Of medicine
which We're prescribed by diff
fercnt physicians, but still
continued to suffer. But the
trial OF one bottle OF Peruna
convinced mo that 1t would
rid me OF this trouble. 80 I
continued taking 1t for several
and I was In excellent health
gained ten pounds" =. Miss
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The next attraction at the Bijou will
be the Bi1ou Musical Comedy Company,
which returns next week in Tuxedo.
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TT
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CAPE CHARLES. vA.-The .Democra,
tic County Committee has designated
August 22d as the date for holding the
primary election for county and State Of
tlcers, The candidatens are are all busy and
The race Is becoming more and moro
exciting each day.
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SOUTH BOSTON. svA.-Tobac ware
housemen are greatly surprised at the
large amount of tobacco being marketed
this week. Some of the houses are nearly
full, and sales last until the evening.
The 1902 crop gems to be almost mex
haustible: prices are we'll maintained:
wrappers are In demand and command
high nrfceS 47i5