davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
surrender himself before night.


surrender himself before night.
Carver was q Confederate soldier, but
Joined the Republican party after the
civil War, and was for long time a
leader In county politics. He is regarded
as q good citizen. but known to be q dam
gcrous man when aroused. He IS q great
deer and fox hunter, known all over the
Cape Fear country for his skill and sue
cess.
Judge Platt D. Walker. associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court, yesterday heard
argument on the application for bail in
the case OF E. l.. Uuey, and denied the
application. remanding the prisoner to the
jail OF Cumberland county. Utley just be-
fore going to Raleigh In the custody OF
tho sheriff. treated the community to stu
another sensation by discharg1ng all his
COUNSEL save ex-Judge Sutton, who served
out the writ OF habeas corpus in his be-
half. and Mr.. A. S. Hall. The counsel
who received their walking papers are
Hons. J. G. Shaw and g. NJ. Rose. Col
onel G. w. Broadfoot and ]. w. Hins-
dale, Messrs. Fl. Mod. Robinson and G.
G. Rose. 1t Is understood that Utley
stated his intention OF conducting his
defense on new lines should he be granted
new trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
"A STUBBORN COLD OR
BRONCHITIS,

yields more readily to SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil than
to anything that you can take;
and if persistently used a few
days, will break UP the cold,
! When you awake in the
night choked ZIP and cough.
ing hard, take a dose Of the
Emulsion, and you will get
immediate relief, where no
cough medicine will give you
relief, Il has = soothing and
healing effect upon the rhro~.s
and bronchial tubes.
ss1sjfsr Fsss saHpl.
SCOTT & BOW ", Sch.-,.,ts Az PssFl s. ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
.MURDERD0NE
BY A WOMAN.
Police Satisfied That No Man
Killed BurdiCk.
TELL SOME or REASONS
Others Which They Say Settles Ques-
ton Beyond Dlspute-They Decllne
70 Make Public Yet Awhile.
There Was No Struggle.
TELL SOME or REASONS
ny A,soola.. ted Press,

t94@tat5 t (By Assoo1at0d FfodS.J R3tG3
BUFFALO, N. Y. March S.--The
most important news which has been
developed regarding the Burdlck MUIR
der since the announcement Of the crime
Itself. came to Tight this afternoon. It
Is this, 81 AZ
1ndisputab1e evidence shows that Bur
dick was lying on the couch In his den
when the attack which ended his life
was made.
There was no struggle worthy Of the
name OF struggle, the unfortunate man
blow struck. The assailant was wo-,
man.
The first Of these assertions-thnt Bur.
dick was lying on the couch when muir
dercd--is based on q most Important
fact, which has SO far becn made pub
lie by tho authorities. Tho most Inn
portant and vital fact is US follows:
There was not even q spot Of blood on
the floor Of tho den" except Just boz
meath the couch and that had soaked
through from the couch. This fact IL
evidence enough to satisfy tho police
that Burdick wac attacked while lying
down ana almost literally dofenseless.
That the attack came unawares Is
shown by the further fact that there
were no evidences Of struggle in the
room. It Is probable that the fret blow
was sufficient to daze the unfortunate
man and incapa ciate him for resistance.
NOT4A MAN.
That the assaianf was not a man, the
criminal authorities believe from some
things which have been disclosed and
some things which they decline to make
known. No ono now doubts that q
woman was with Bprdick that night and
in the den. .s a n si
$gt = ri IA
blows which ended Burdlck's life?" was
asked OF one authority. 38.8&
1.-THE direct evidence OF the crime was
concealed BY q woman, was tbs re-
ply. 1--WE are satisfied with tina It fact
And 1t was a woman who piled the
cushions on Burdick' 8 body, It was q
woman who killed, him. \ ii & "a "
'The woman who struck the fatal
blows had some things to do before she
left the room. and to do these things she
required light.
But all who understand a woman's ma.
ture no matter what sort OF woman
it might be, knows that woman cannot
bear horrible sights, Women who can
commit murder cannot often bear the
sight OF the person who has been
killed. Gst5 s
'"rhis woman's nervous system could
not bear the appearance Of corpse
with the head horribly mutlated ~
ling on the couch even for q few min
utes. which It was necessary for her
to remain in tho room. II
st was no doubt necessary for this
woman to put on her wraps after the
murder. While she made her preparn-
lions for going on the street, therefore.
she concealed tho corpse Of Burdick
by covering 1t with cushions.
''These however. are not the only
reasons we have for believing q woman
committed the crime, We have other
evidence. but cannot disclose It now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Al |.
FOR CHINA !. |. I! !,
DR.. Willingham Home i After a q.
Successful Trip.
THE COMING CONVENTION co: \. Y: 7.
5area. Arrangements are Being Made
In Savannah for the Session Of
she Body, Which VIII
Be8Held There.
THE COMING CONVENTION

Dr. Robert J. willingham. secretary OF
the Foreign Mission Board Of the sohth-
ern Baptist Convention returned yester-
day from a most successful trip through n
the South. He comes back with num- num-
bar Of large and heart-warmlng checks
in his pocket. aa
It is reported by Or. Willingham that
az a result Of his trip new and large
hospital win be erected In China wherein
the heathena may be- given doses OF
Christianity along with little calomel
and soda. It will BIO stationed at
Hwanghen and will be for the partlcu-
lar benefit OF Or. P.#W. Ayers. q medical
missionary. supported ~ the women ~ =.
Georgia. The secretary declares the
hospital work to be meeting With very
great SUCCESS. He has also received the
necessary funds for the erection OF SIM
liar hospital In Woochow. South CHINA
q memorial to DR.. John Stout,
RECEIPTS AHEAD. HUI
The receipts this year are considerably
ahead OF what they were last year thls
time. The aggregate now amounts to
about 100000. Another 100000 VIII nave
to be raised In two months Wneh ,tne
convention will meet, UP 70 TINS tlme
Georgia lends with contributions Of $l5.-
764, 2S up to March LIST, but virginia al
ways comes out first In the end ana she
will for certain do so again, Fer contr'-
buttons up to March list amounted 70
"a 9i0.86, ,,,,,,
In addition to the above DR.. WILING
ham brings hack some most interesting
information concerning the coming meet
Ing OF the convention. He ms peen %
Savannah, whore the body ASSEMBLIES on
May sth, and he has gotten some inside
cts about the arrangements.
According to Oh, Willingham the con-
yention promises to be ono Of the great
est In the history Of the denomlnatloh,
The Rev John D.. Jordan, D. D.. pastor
OF tho First Church, OF Savannah, ls
preparing to have erected In a beautiful
park In the city large tabernacle for
Use by the convention. With such pleas
ant surroundings tho meeting cannot but
be an enjoyable one,
Il cUARrDRLNG OF DELEGATES,
Further arrangements contemplate the
uuartering OF many Of the delegates on
the beautiful Tybee Island and beach,
lust seventeen miles from Savannah Tlle
Central Of Georgia Railway Company WIZ
run a special train to Tybee at the CLOSE
OF the night session Of the convention anu
from Tybee to Savannah each mornlng
after breakfast, The run VIII DO maze
In thirty minutes, Thorough arrange
ments have been made for those who
wish to spend their nights on inc peaeh
and enjoy the breeze and the sea 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
IN RICHMOND COUNTY
Oyster Business Along the Rappahan-
mock IS Very Dull.

Oyster Business Along the Rappahan-
mock is Very Dull.
# Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch)
Il FARNaAA1. VA, March She oyster
business along the Rappahannock has
been very dull since the new year began.
Some Of the shucking houses have closed
up for the season, and others are not rum
ming on full time.
Mrs Fannie Beauchamp and daughter,
who have been spending the winter with
l.er sister, Mrs. Sallie A. Booker, will re-
turn to their home in Cherry Point, North
cumberland county. this week.
Thrift Brothers have moved their saw
mill from Village to Sugget's Point. on
the Rappahannock River.
Rev. George r. Schools. Of Sutton, Pa.
arrived here last Sunday having been
summoned to tho bedside Of his mother
who is critically Ill, N SEX
z Monday was County Court day at War
saw, and notwithstanding the terrible
condition OF the roads In many places. q
large crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. Obediah Hale, of this place, was
crossing the field few days ago and
saw large flock Of crows gathered about
some object, Upon investigation he found
that two crows were fighting. The crows
were holding on to each other with q
death-like grip, and seemed not to notice
the approach OF Mr.. Hale so he walked
up to them and picked them up In his
hands. rs:
The public schools at this place will
close on Monday of next week, and Miss
Mabel Motley will follow 1t UP with a
private school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
FIRE IN WILMINGTON
Warehouse and Bag Factory are otally
DESTROYED,
fsnecIa, 10 the Times. dispatch. !

(special to The Times spatch.)
WILMINGTON N. G., March Sire.
which broke out this morning, almost
completely destroyed the block Of build
ings occupied by the Willard Bag and
Manufacturing Company and the ware var:
house OF John 8. McEachern's Sons. Inc
total damage was $4,000, fully covered by
insurance. The fire was ono OF the stub
bornest the department has had to con-
tend with in many day.
1t started In the McEachern warehouse,
whore, among other things, were stored
$500 bales OF hay. For three hours It
looked as II the fire would get beyond
control.
nhe Willard Bag and Manufacturing
Company lost $1,000 Over hundred
women will be temporarily thrown out
OF employment McDachcrn's Sons lost
$500 and Mrs. .. Vollers 1880.
Tho origin OF the fire Is unknown. Be
ing in the middle of tho day, thousands
OF people gathered to see the work Of
the flames, t-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
DIR. GORDON MOORE
IS COMING SOON
VIII Be Here April lst-An
Office Has Been
Abolished,

DR.. Gordon B, Moore. Of Furman Uni
yerslty. the new superintendent Of the
Apti-saloon League Of Virginia. win come
to Richmond and establish bis headQuar-
tiers here about April 1st. NisssEae interim
the office will be In the charge OF the
Rev j, w, West. field secretary Of the
league, S
pr. Moore will receive a warm welcome
to Richmond. where he Is we'll known
md much liked. He will assume entire
charge OF tho work of the league, Will
travel ever the State, and will edit the
Christian Federation, the, organ OF the
body.
II Is O. Significant fact that the newly
created position OF "ottlce superintendent"
has been abolished almost as quickly as
it was formed, In view Of the fact that
the Rev G, f. Crawford, for whom It
was created. has declined II, there ~ no
further need for the position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
LITTLE CHANGE IN
FLOOD SITUATION
fHv associated Press Pres,

MEMPHIS. TENN. March s.-There Is
little change in the river situation to-
night although tho waters are still slow
.ly rising, The gauge tonight shows a
stage Of S4.S feet and three-tenths above
the danger line. Tho Weather Bureau has
given notice that It will hold its facilities
In readiness to issue special flood warn
.ings should the situation take q turn for
the worse, It Is expected that the river
from Memphis to Helena, Ark. Will show
but little change In the next day or
two, It Is thought very probable at the
end Of that time that tho waters will
take a sudden boom and that past records
may be smashed and untold damage
dono, *
The engineers are still confident OF the
levees holding even II tho flood reaches
the maximum record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
MOVE HEADQUARTERS
Eastern Division Of Southern to Have
Head Office in Greensboro.

@a3 (Bpecial to The Times. Dispatch.)
IS GREENSBORO. N. c.. March 3.-Fol-
loving the announcement to-day that the
Headquarters OF the general superlntend-
ant OF the Southern Railway Will be
transferred from Salisbury to Greensboro
March 18th, comes the additional report
that arrangements are being made ior
q transfer Of the headquarters and entire
office force OF General Manager and
Third Vice,President G. n. Ackert from
washington to Greensboro.
OflciaIs hero decline to deny or admit
the proposed change.
The report that the now superintendent
OF the Eastern Division OF the Southern
Railway, Mr.. Sumner ]. Collins, would
move headquarters from Salisbury 10
Greensboro was confirmed TINS morh'ns.
The change is made because Of the SUI
perlor facilities for tho work at Green's,
boro. The entire office force, consisting
of ten stenographers and thrty-fve clerks.
will be transferred to this point by the
18th OF March, and will occupy u portion
OF the second floor of the large depot
building.
The Board of County Commissioners
today called m election to be held on
May 18th on the question Of issuing SS0o,-
900 In bonds for good roads
Mr. George r. Rastall, OF Baltimore,
who succeeds Mr.. j. l.. ferguson, Jrn
as manager Of Bradstreet's Greensboro
Office, took charge yesterday
Mr.. J. L, Ferguson, Jr., who came here
from Norfolk year ago and took charge
Ct the ONCE, making fine record, re-
signed tho position last week to assume
the management Of agents for the lnsur-
ance Arm Of Peacock and Guild. OF this
city who are tho North and South Car
olina representatives Of q great life In
surance company.
Count Aldne and wife. OF FLORENCE,
italy. are spending a few days here. stop
ping at the McAdoo. They arc returning
f,om hunting trip to tIlkins and will
20 from hero to Newberne.
Or. w. p, Beall, Of Greensboro, and
NJ T, Fox, OF Guilford College, were to-
day reappolnted az the city and county
members OF the Board Of Health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
4 OIL TANKS BURNING
Standard Oil Companys Plant at Green
willie is Ablaze.
(Spccial to The Times. Dlspat ch. }

Especial to Tho Times.Dlspatch.)
GREENVLLE. N. c., March s.-The
storage tanks OF the Standard OIL Com
pany here are burning tonight. Fire
started in stables adjoining the tanks.
The tank on q delivery wagon has ex-
ploded from the heat and shattered win
dows In buildings some distance around.
The woodwork over large tanks Is now
burning. One tank contains seven thou
sand gallons OF gasoline, and there Is
fear OF this exploding and doing much
damage. Firemen would not 80 near the
burning tanks, and people living In the
vicinity are getting off at q sa fe distance.
The tanks are located near the railroad
on the western side Of town, and very
close to the Imperial Tobacco Company's
factory. tJ7,5-a 'z4ta5t VIA gFii All ~. ;y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
MilIar-huppman.

#l5- (suecial to The Times Dispatch
STAUNTON. VA, March a.-Mr. e. L.
Miller and Miss Willie Il. Huppman were
married at the Methodist parsonage last
night by Rev. I. w. Canter. The wedding
was a very quiet one. and only was wit
messed by few Intimate friends of the
parties. Mr.. Miller has been an attend
ant at the Western State Hospital for
years, and is we'll known and very popu-
lar in Staunton. Miss Huppman has also
been connected with the hospital for
years and Is an accomplished young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left this morning
for Southern tour, and will visit Cuba,
after which they will make their home
In California,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
.Nottingham--BalIeY.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Nv 49, m Especial 70 -The I1Hes.D1Hpatch.J -----
FRANKTOWN, VA, March 3.-A
pretty evening marriage took place in
tho pleasant homo OF Mrs. Willis, Of
Belle Haven, on Thursday, February
26th. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Early stanly Nottingham, of Tx
more and Miss Sarah Caroline Bailey,
Of Church Neck.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with ported plants and blossoms. Tho
oelebrant was Rev. George II, Ray. d.
D, After the happy couple were pro-
nounced man and wife In tho beautiful
language OF the church, the large COM
pany enjoyed an elegant wedding sup
per, and the festivities We're kept up
till late hour. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
NEW LODGE OF ELKS

Richmond Lodge to Act Upon the Man
chester Charter List. SKI
At tho regular meeting Of Richmond
Lodge OF Elks. at the Home tonight.
tile charter list Of the new. Manchester
Lodge will be passed upon,
This new lodge will be instituted and
tho members Initiated on the evening of
March 18th. in Manchester. Atthis meet-
ing prominent Elks from all over the
State and Washington will be present
and big banquet will be served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
AN EX-sTATE SENATOR
Warren Carver Shoots Negro Serl'
ousIY Near Fayetteville.
lspoclal to The Times plspa tell, )

S6VcSluk W AuS A1ASp'bAoy0NEu,l
4 FAYETTDVILLE, N. c., March 81
Last night about o. clock Warren Carver,
ex-senator of the North Carolina Legis
lature. living in Pearces Mil township,
on Sandy Run, five or six miles south
of this city, while riding along the road,
shot Andrew Macarthur, a negro Of the
neighborhood, the load of buckshot enter,
Ing dangerous wounds,
Az the two men approached each other
Carver called; SIS that Jim Gilmore2'
at tho same time raising his gun. No
said the negro, this is Andrew. Near
thur; don't shoot me, Mr., Caryere..-and
Sheriff Monaghan went out to CarYer's
place Immediately and searched the
house and surroundings from midnight
until 8 O'clock this morning without find
Inn Carver, though those who know the
Slattsr believe that hs viii come in and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Thomas-Doyle.

Especial to The Times-plspatch,)
NORFOLK, VA. March S.-Cards have
been sued announcing the approaching
marriage OF Miss Ida F. Doyle, OF Holly
Avenue, and Mr. q. B. Thomas. y. 3, n.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev, ], II. Ridd!ch, In the Sturgeon Memo.
rial Baptist Church. Tuesday evening,
March 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
.Harrls-BaiIey.

Especial to Tho Times.D lspatch.)
CHINcoTEAQUE VA. March 3--AIr.
William Harris. at one time holding q
position at the Island Hotel, and we'll
known here, was married Thursday last
to Miss Pearl Bailey. of Snow FILL. Mr..
Hor and his bride will reside at his
beautiful country home in Worcester
county Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Moves to Gre nsboro,
INV Associated Press.

IN |"-- IBy ABSUcEh@eU FFeSS-1 7.- "
RALEIGH, N. q, March a-The new
superintendent OF the Eastern Division Of
the Southern Railway. s. j. Collins. Will
move his headquarters from Salisbury
TO Greensboro, the 18th Of March. The
eastern Division comprises over half the
lnntIre mileage of the Southern system,
The office force alone requiring forty
clerks. The transfer Is understood to be
Contemplated because Of the superior oen-
trail and railroad advantage Of GFeensv
boro, r. sGiet 5& F5 e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
/ New Agricultural Building.

RALEIGH. N. O., March 3.--The Joint
Committee on Agriculture this evening
voted unanimously to report favorably a
bill authorizing the Department. OF Ag-
rlculture to borrow $50. 900 and loan it
to the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege to erect agricultural building. allow
Ing the college five years in which to pay
back the money out of Its regular appro-
priations. Tho building is to be COM
pleted in two years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
ALDERMAN ARRESTED
Charged with Interfering with Whining
ton Firemen and Drunkenness.

Charged With Interfering With Wllmlng-
ton Firemen and Drunkenness.
Especial to Tho Times.Dlspatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. G., March 9,-W1l-
liam D. Mann. member OF the present
Board Of Aldermen Of Wilmington and
on the Police Committee, was arrested
to-day for Interfering with the hremen In
tho discharge OF their duty and for drunk
enness.
He was sent to the police station In
a patrol wagon and locked UP In q cell
for a couple of hours His case will he
tried before the Mayor tomorrow, Mann
made himself Objectionable at a fire this
morning. and he was arrested upon the
request of Assistant Fire Chief Monroe,
The arrest Of the Alderman created quite
a sensation, and 1t will probably put an
end to his POLITICAL aspirations,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Daily Necessities i
al Big Reductions.

New Navy Beans, per quart g.
New Lima Beans 7c pound q EnS
Or pounds for. A ~ 49,
Best Graduated Sugar, lb 4l4c@
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup loo
Lake Fish, per dozen. ]. ..s TAG y
T. M, Shoe Bla cking 2 boxes 4. So
Best City Meal, per peck, e 10 Il
ISc.; or, bushel .s.i ~ go Vi
Large Canned Virginia To- O. 3
natoes $3.50. 80 "
WhiteA Sugar,6 pounds for..a5c 81
Arbuckle's Coffee, pound v oc:s3
ECordova Coffee, pound &C.
Good Salt Pork, per pound. &C.
Imported Macaroni, pound ..5, &C. 4
Blackberry or CataWba I'M 4
Wine, per q quart 49,
Extra Fine Naval Oranges, PEI, sss52
dozen. ...5,5.5.1 S, 20, rs and 800
Snowflake Patent Family q -
Flour, barrel, $500; bag, 6 80 80
Good Green or Mixed lea, q 20
per pound 80 "
New Lake Fish, per dozen. 1 sc
Carolina Rice, per pound Sc
Fresh Country Eggs, dozen ,,..l So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Richmonders in New York.

~, (Specinl to The Times. Dispatch
NEW YORK. March 81 Marlborough
J. r. Sheppard, NJ. NJ. McGuire; Herald
Square: NJ. M. Mltteldorfer and wife. D..
Whitlocls; Murray Hill; r. Plunkett; ST.
Denis: Miss a. Powell. B. Lewis; Everett:
r, G, Williams, N. L. Odan; Park-Ave-
nue.; T. G, Tabb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Fire in Elizabeth City.

Especial to The Times.Dlspatch.)
DIIZABETH CITY, N. c., March a.
The building and Office of the North
Carolinan caught fire last night. The
damage was seven hundred dollars, par
tally insured The Carolinian Is the
Oldest Republican paper published In the
South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Harris-Woolard.

Especial to The Times.Dlspatch,)
rARNHAA, VA, March Son Sunday
evening, March J. 1908, at Gotham Park
Baptist Church. Warsaw, Mr., Robert
Ross Harris ana Mrs rri. % NA4 Rnv Richa q
Edwards ofticia ting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
! AMERICAN LADY ooRsETs.

For 1908 tho new 1.ongfelo Models with
the long skirt securely encompassing the
hips and producing prefectly smooth
dressing, Hose supporters come with the.
models. 4s6 and tsQ at 81 taad ia,sQ. Az
all dealers, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Biz Timber, Plant.

lNl I.a1I (Dy Associated Press,l
RALEIGH, n. O.. March S-Twenty
thousand acres 81 timber land near Ashe.
Vile has been bought by Charles D.
Fuller, Of Kalamazoo, Mich+. who will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

erect one Of the biggest timber land
plants In the State, with headquarters at
sAsheville. He viii also build railroad
fifteen or twenty miles long through the
Balsam Noun tains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Diversified Farming,
Especial to The qlmes-plspatcA.)

CHARLOTTE G. H. Va. March b.
Professor Heigias, manager Of the State
the farmers In the courthouse to-day.
The house was fairly well filed. He
urged upon the farmers the advantage
OF diversified farming, and that they
seala dvo pay don more q frut outura as Els
address was very interesting and seemed
to be much enjoyed by those who heard
him. III 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

Dyery Tlmes-p Dispatch want a q E 2.