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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
.SLOAN8KILLED in
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Telegram Received |,.et,t'' Here
lntlmates That He IS a
RlChmonder.

Ioserh Sloan was killed In Columbus,
MISC. last Friday night, and that ne was
d citizen OF Richmond there exists little
Fdoubt IA the minds of tho authorities OF
Ina f,rst mentioned city. as is evidenced
BY d telegram received by ajor How
ara, chief OF police, early yesterday morn.
Ing, asking that the brotners OF the dead
maj, bo located and appraised OF Ills sud
ehet tH Of Police. Richmond, Va:
\ 1nsanh Siohn3 killed here last evening.
M w, know the address of his brothers2
' .s' 80 4 80 ~. ! /. Al. HUDSON,
3 Chief OF Police.
ando Ia the ge that was licked
over n. telegraph wire Into Richmond yes
terday, It was delivered hastily to Major
Howard Who ID turn sae TO Detective
Sergeant Wren. with Instructions that he
approhend II possible tho brothers re-
terred to. SO far success has not crowned
his efforts.
rho officer ascertained that two slonns.
brothers. were living IN Richmond, but
he called on each OF these and failed to
accomplish nils purpose and desire. Both
denied all knowledge Of any such person
a. he who was killed In the mississippi
city FRIDAY night as they have no bro
ther IN that section Of the country.
Sergeant Wren Is inclined to believe
that the dead man has brothers In Rich
mond, but their names have been omitted
from the directory. lie, therefore, asks
that should any person In Richmond havo
any interest In learning moro OF the tel
eEram received by Major Howard, they
communicate with him.
Tho rnessage Is meagre and does not
state positively that Sloan was q Rich
mond man, but It does intimate strongly
that there have been foun~ among his
effects evidence to show that he has bro
Tiers IN this city, or more probably that
ho lived recently and had brothers In q
nearby town or city. It is desired to
learn the address Of these relatives IN or
derfto get instructions as to what dispo-
sition to make OF the body. g
Little or nothing is known Of the de-
tails Of the tragedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
a GREAT DEMONSTRATION
.Franco-American Cordially Shown a,
5S Banquet.
my Associated Press.)

qsf5S} is.ts3 (Uy Associated Press,) st} i3il53
PARIS, March 7.-A remarkable demon.
BtratIon Of Franco-Amerlcan cordially
occurred at tho banquet given at Il
8 clock this morning In the Hotel Cont
mental Ito President Francis Of the St.
Louis Exposition. It We under the presf-
doncy OF Minister Of Commerce Troulliot.j
and was attended by 200 Of the foremost
officials, Including q personal representa-,
tive Of President Loubet. X; 6
The Corridors leading to the banquet
hall were tined on either side by long
lines Of Republican guards In brilliant
uniforms, FURNISHED helmets and flowing
red plurnes. On the upper landing was
stationed the famous band Of the Ona
hundred and Fourth Regiment Of Tn
fantry q which played the 'Marseillanis !"
as the distinguished officials assembled.
When President Francis appeared he
band played 1.-THE Star spangled Banner
during a prolonged demonstration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
Emperor william lRspects
Imposing Sight at Close
Of Parade,
(py Associated Press,o


pnR1,IN. March 7.-Emperor william
waa aaluted this evening BY four acres
80 automobiles massed In ranks thirty
,y,da and ten deep in the Lustgarten, op. !!
nosite the old palace, Ihe greas saua a,'
p Ma1ad WITH 1,2o0 electric torches; eaeh
ma chine having four Of them, wh'ie tne
GARDEN was trimmed with immense eaeer-
ine crowds. This was the finale o. Ing
automobile parade The pnKe OF fatn.,
bor, who Is president OF the Assoclat.ot,
Of German Automobile Clubs. presentea
the Emperor with an album contaln.ns
Illustrations showing the progress maze
'by the automobile Industry, Prince ana
Princess Henry Of Prussia were ~ tns
Imperial party. -,
The mass Of machines decorated with
flowers and electrical devices then dis,
solved and proceeded In order TO Char
lottenburg. where an automobile EXPOSE
ton had been opened In tho afternoon
under the patronage ~ Prince Henry
The Prince, replying to the president, Ma
jor-General Won Becker, said he loved the
automobile as a sport and perceived in t
also tremendous Industrial and material
agency. t5E5
The exposition Is confined to German
manufactured. with the, execution of one
American exhibit, Which Is In the name
Of German agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
PINK -ALLEYITES I.
WERE TERR0RlzED8
a. r. Venable Hoed a Wide 'l,:l,t'I
ROW Until the BlueCoats
Arrived.

Hungry, reckless. defiant, desperate and
determined, also laboring under the IN ~
fluence Of wlliskey. A. r. Venable 4 her III
,tofore peaceablc negro strolled into u
pink Alley restaurant last night aboult
8 o'clock. He ordered q hearty meal meal
ana put. It away with the leisure OF ~
lord after which he calmly announosds
that he had not the remotest idea Of
paying for what he had devoured. Tu
back up this statement, the negro puu''
ed q revolver. one Of those cheap at
fairs that have killed and wounded SO
many people, and brandished II about
the place with the carelessness OF MS fa
wild ana western Tracey" as q result
OF which the congregation broke thei1 I
r1scks almost In an effort to make them.
selves scarce. Venable was conqueror.8
He calmly seated himself and proceeded
to hand out orders. Els every word was
linn edlutey obeyed, until the police ar-S
rived. Y II Z All III 55
d His reign was short but sweet. Pa
Strolmnn Wiley was In the house and Of
ffcer Sheppard near Pink Alley when the
! first act wns enacted. Hardly had Venss
able taken possession of the place with }
hts gun, when both were notified, theiD
RESPECTIVE inforr1nnts believing that the
man was bent on annihllating Pink NJ Il
ley. vi I. ~. u IL ID III
But with all Of his discrimination and
f,reoklessness and apparent desperate des5
fiance Yenable wiltsd at the sight OF an
officer. Tho blue coat and brass butss
tons worked as us ual and the negro surs ]
rendered his pistol to Officer Sheppard
without making a show Of tight. VI
Quietly and peacefully, followed b ~ al
crowd Of jeering denizens Of the alley;
Yenable accompanied the officers to the !
station, where in addition to being
charged with carrying concealed sweat
Gpons, he was docketed with crea ting
disturbance and threatening to shoot, also
with being drunk and idisorderly. He will
be tried tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
RATES ON FREIGHT
ARE E. MUCH { ]: HIGHER 1' 4
Agreement Entered Into BY
Railroad and Steam
ship Lines.

Some half dozen or more rail- and wa
tar transportation companies doing bus-
mess betweet, Richmond and points east
and north Of Baltimore, have decided, at
d meeting recently held, to increase the
freirtnt rates to ana from this city to d
sum that will average not finder four
cents on each 100 pounds OF freight The
'new ratn schedule will become operative
on April list. Eji
while this action was decided Upon at
A meeting Of tho companies Interested sew
@erai days ago, the authorities have kept
utilet about the matter, and the pro-
roaed increase has Just leaked out 1t Is
known to DO substantially tho amount
stated, ana will prove q great concern
to Richmond merchants, who daily take
IN ana ship out carloa~ after carload Of
freight, botly BY railroad and steamship
lines; p. 9Sl5 g X s
TING following companies have entered
Into the agreement to raise tho rates..
The Penn sylvania. the New York, Phila-
delphia and Norfolk, the Richmond, Fred
ericksblrg and Potomac, the Old Dornin-
ion Steamship Company, the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company, the
Clyde Line Of Steamers, tho Baltimore
steam Packet Company. better known rs
tho Ola Bay Limo, owned by the Seaboard
Air Line; the Chesapeake Steamboat Com
}pany, owned by the Southern. Norfolk
will be affected, as is Richmond. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
IN BoTEToU.RT
Promise Of Splendid Season for the
85, Packing Interests. a.

XII # lacking interests
(Specia1 to The Times Dispatch)
BUCHANAN, VA, March THE Board
of Directors OF tho Virginia Can Com
tpany have selected and purchased lot
near the Norfolk and Western depot.
on which they will erect the necessary
buildings for the plant, which the con-
tract stipuates shall be ready May 1st.
Many orders of Botetourt packers have
already been placed with the company
at s215 I. o. b. Buchanan. The company
will be governed largely by Baltimore
prices. \. IN Slg. ~
8At Lithia, five miles from here, Rev.
r.. j.. Dogan united In marriage two
young couples, the same day at high
noon, Miss Josephine Switzer was led to
the altar by Mr.. H. X. Meadows, Of
West Virginia. and at o. clock Miss Nora
Bell. only daughter Of w. P. Campbell,
plighted her faith and fidelity to Mr..
A. NJ. iyYasky. All parties are prominent
In this community. 800 Il !. is
tits reported In some localities in the
county that most OF the pehches5 are al
ready killed. III 47
Preparations are being madc for the
largest tomato crop In the history Of the
county, Our county, Botetourt, Is tho
largest packing county in the State.
It Is probable that the Buchanan Dis
trict will have local option election,
as the vets have been circulating Pc
tition asking for q writ Of election.
Indications are that 1t will remain dry.
offered the position of field representa-
tive on tho staff Of the Religious Her
aid, He will probably accept, and Is we'll
and favorab1y known as reporter as we'll
as preacher, and evidently qualified for
the position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
PANAMA CANAL TREATY
DISCUSSED IN COMMITTEE
.fRr Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, March The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations was in
session for an hour and a half to;das..
During the most CT tl,s time the Pana-
MAJ Canal treaty was Under consdera-
ton, but the COMMITTEES adjourned until
Monday without taking action upon .i...,-
The adjournment was taken In ordor.
to accommodate Senator Quay, Who is
member Of the committee and who
had been absent from the city during
the greater part Of the past session on
account Of sickness His condition is
now so mich improved that ne. IS return-
ing to washington and expects to ar
rive in time to be present at the meet
Ing Monday. Senators Morgan and Ba-
con are the only Democratic members
Of the committee present In the city,
and the Republican members, ooneed,
ing that the minority, partYhis, entitled
to larger representation. readily con-
sentsd to the request for Q. postpone
mont The greater part Of TO- toas ayn,s aes-
who renewed Ills plea for the amendment
Of the canal treaty In any particular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
HON. d. L. TONE,Y
IS3NOW CONFIDENT

The Toney bill, requiring all city, street
and suburban railway companies to yes
tibule the fronts and sides Of all cars
run on their lines during certain months
came before the Committee on Roads
Friday afternoon for consideration. ley.
DR.. Hawthorne. Rev. Or, !. 8, Boyles'
Hon. 7. Il. Ellyson and Mr. T. O. Wen
}denburg appeared before the committee
and earnestly advocated Its passage,
The committee requested that COM
mittee OF conductors and motormen might
appear before them on next Thursday at
$3.50 o'clock p. NJ at which time Mr.. sam
uel L. Kelly will also appear In the IN
terest of the bill Captain Guigon rep
resented the Passenger and Power COM
4 MI. Toney Is confident Of having the
bill bly, reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
A GREAT ELEPHANT is
COMING HERE SOON

Mr.. .Bostock has purchased from thu
London 1900" the biggest elephant that
has ever trod the soil Of this earth. y
was shipped from Liverpool Q day or two
ago. and will reach New York about
next Saturday. The elephant will prob =.
a bly come to Richmond by boat. It VIII
be first exhibited here. The elephans y
named "Jingo." and Is a few hundred
bounds heavier than Jumbo. Mr.. Barr
num's big elephant. killed on the Penn
gylynnia road nearly fifteen years ago:
# win ba recalled that Jumbo deraled
an engine that ran upon him not far
from Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
KILLED IN BRISTOL.
Charles Echols Shoots William Quinn to
Death on the Street.
lspecIal to The Times .pIspatch.)

Especial to The Times .Dlspatch) ,
! BRISTOL. VA, March 7.--Charlea Eok-
OILS thirty-tlve years Of age. and an ems
ploye Of the Columbian Paper Company,
shot William Quinn, q one-legged man,
twenty-five years Of nge. to death on
tonight. Quinn was in a quarrel with
Hatfield. Eokols'' companion, when the lat
ter drew a revolver and shot Quinn in
the neck, severing the jugular vein. Ec.A-
ola and Hatfield fled to Tennessee and
have not been apprehended,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
.CABELL is AFTER
+ THE BIG TRUSTS.

Colonel George G. cabell. Jr, of Dan-
Vile offered In the House YESTERDAY
bill designed to suppress lottery schelnes,
ssri states internal revenue stamps,
and with the sale Of tobacco IN all It's
The bill prohibits the offering Of prizes
and prize coupons. and "a said to be
aimed largely at the American ana q, other
large tobacco companies, sald 70 20 aot-
.ferlng such inducements 70 tnelr cus1o-l
Tha penalty for violation at the bill Is
a fine az from 5000 to $1,000, and q sela-
ure Of the gooads SO offered Tor SALE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
ss,c.,ANcER5cuREp.
1893 o n @ UAHANTEE.
dr.r la. tux Q ns directed. I3otnnio
niooi Hahn IN. II. u. al wnys cures
when the right quantity 10 taken:
f E; Ss:.$ :: Is 32eua0aa
Botanic Blood 8 aim "a. q, 81 ls

Botanic Blood Halm q 9. 81 =. y we.
pleasant and safA to take. Thoroughly
tested for 80 years Composed OF Pur e
Botanic ingredients, Strengthens weak
kidneys and weak stomachs, cures dys-
pepsia. Complete directions go with each
bottle. 5.5s
Sample sent free by writing Blood Balm
CO., S12 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Describe your trouble and special free
medical advice to suit your case also sent
In sealed letter. Enough Blood Balm rs
sent free to prove its marvellous curative
powers DO not hesitate to write at once,
as Blood Balm is sent free and prepaid,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
Henderson County Loses.

4 GREENSBORO, N. c., March Tin thu
casa Of tha Travellers Insurance COMPANY
against the commissioners Of Henderson
county, Judge Boyd sitting IN the , Cir
cut Court, to-day announced the decision
in favor to the plaintiffs, This y thu
suit brought to test the validity Of ons
hundred thousand dollars Ok bones is
spartanburg and Asheville Railroad, The
nayment OF these honda WIS resiBted on
the ground that they were not legally
issued. Judge Boyd upholds tho legality
OF the bonds and decides that the coun'
w Is liable. 4 \ 1lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

unanimously decided to ssnd floral
tribute of respect to the family Of Dr.
William 2. Edwards. 4,
Resolutions were adopted setting forth
that In the death of Dr. Edwards the
students have lost a friend whose high
character and gentle nature endeared
him to all, the college has lost an able
and efficient teacher. and the Church
has been bereft Of q worker Of most po-
tent Influence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Compiled by ARTHUR G. LEWIS.

them. It will take the roads more than
week to recover with even the best
OF weather. Cars are scarce, and the
grain men are suffering probably more
than any other class OF shippers. as
grain must be moved to the seaboard
promptly to meet expiring ocean en-
ga gemeng. 8s3{i ,55 sss & E5
a4 Tho southwestern Passenger Associa-
ton has gone out OF existence. At a
meeting OF the passenger traffic mana
gers and the general passenger agents
Of the Southwestern roads, held In st.
Louis recently, 1t was decided to wind
up its affairs. ia
The inventor OF the principle OF wire
less telegraphy states the average speed
OF transmission Is now ten words a min
ute while the average rate by the ocean
cables is about twenty-five words min
ute Mr. Marconi promises system OF
telegraphing which will be useful Ii, the
operation OF railway trains. and Another
specially adapted to safeguarding navi-
CATION. H
In compliance with request OF the
Mississippi Railroad Commission, the
traffic officials of the lines in that State
recently met in conference and decided
to issue Individual schedule Of rates ap-
plying between all stations and to all
junction points In the State OF Missls-
sippi.
According to figures furnished by the
Treasury Bureau Of Statistics. the Janu-
ary+ exports were larger than those OF
any preceding January In the history OF
our commerce except those Of the year,
1901, In which the January figures were
about 100000, above those OF last
month. The total value of exports In
January 1903. was s134,04O, $50, against
s13f, 325. 6N1 In January, 1901. ba
a IT. is reported that the Baltimore and
Ohio Is planning Ito spend 100000 in Inn
proving its terminals at Wheeling. w.
Va, and that the improvements will In
clude bridge across the Ohio River.
@s The State Board Of Railroad Commits
sioners OF New York have given consent
to the Erie Railroad to issue a mortgage
OF $50.O00, 600 for improvements and bet
terments, with the proviso that only $25.-
O0O, 900 be issued at the present time, and
that further application for approval be
made before issuing the remaining $751;
600, 000 : ~ VI Y
Limitations to the taxing power OF mu-
inequalities are indicated in the decision
last week OF the United States Circuit
Court at Council Bluffs, Ia, relieving
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
from payment OF city taxes on the east
half OF its bridge across the Missouri
River The court held that the railway
company received no benefit from the
payment OF such taxes, the bridge, al
though within the city limits, being re-
mote from the center OF population and
surrouned by land held for agricultural
use and not subject the municipal pur-
pose,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
RENTED DOCTOR
CRAWFORD'S HOUSE

one OF The funniest Incidents arising
out OF recent events In Richmond is the
renting by Senators Barksdale and Massie
of the rooms formerly occupied on North
Fifth Street by the Rev, Or, q II. CraM
close personal and political relations with
Judge Campbell, is probably the bittere,st
opponent Of nr, Crawford In the Legls7
lature, and his colleagues are getting q
great deal of fun out Of the incident,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
LIVED IN THREE CENTURIES
Mrs. MyrsalIa Keith Celebrates Her
Il6th Birthday. 4.
lBE Assoc,Nted Press r

---- ~ -1E-- 1By AssocINted Press.5 49,.
q TGOMERY.f ALA. March 7.--Mrs.
,Nfyrsalla Keith to-day celebrated her
.116th birthday with re1ig ioua services at
Mrs. keith was born in South Caro-
lima. but has been living in Alabama
since a child. She has lived In three
centuries and has vivid recollections of
Incidents before the war OF 1872 Though
in Ill-health for six years her ia culties are
not In the least impaired. She Is the
mother OF thirteen children 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
.JILTS5 a KING TO WE'D
a YOUNGER MAN
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. )

--- tsptcIn1 20 LUG pa 80 !, 9
engaged to marry rich Pole. sigismund
Malensky. He is only twenty-eight, be-
ing six years younger than the beautiful
dancer. Nalensky owns superb man
sion in the Bots de Boulogne, IN addi-
ton to his Polish estates.
He owns immense tracts In Prussia.
Cleo dances no more, except for the ems
tertainment OF her flance Her marriage
win erieve two Of the tallest men In Eu-
rope, King Leopold and noted Balt !;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
QUALIFICATIONS FOR
THE KENTUCKY DERBY
my. Associated press.)

II LOUISVILLE. KY. March 1.-The list
of final qualifications for the Kentucky
Derby and Oaks was announced by Man
ager Price. of the Louisville Jockey Club!
to-day. The list In the Derby includes
r. p. N1adden's Onatus, Pat DUNES
Early, Tivo, belonging to u. Corrigan,
and J. F. schorers California Oaks win-
ner Esherin, XII II 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
EIkinTimes Burned Out.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch,

~ -W- lSPeciaI 70 THO IIEhestDIsputth,J 81 w
y WINSTON- SALEM, N, G., March o.
Fire at Elkin last night destroyed the
plant Of the Elkln Times a weekly pa /.
per, and Bells store, The origin OF the
Are is not known. The loss will aggrs-
gate ten thousand dollars, Editor Jol,p-
son, Of the Times, went to Greensboro
Tonight TO buy q press and material 70
sSesuaHs publication of sls papsr at soaea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
AUDIENCE RAN FROM
THEATRE in AZ PANIC.
INV Associnted Press, J

NEW YoR ri Ns March 7-TRo accldeatalI
ringing Of an au tomato alarm caused q
,panic among the 800 peoplew who comprised
the audience IN Proetor's Filth avenue en-
from their seats, and it was only through
the presence Of mind Of a fireman, who
got on tho stage and shouted that there
was no danger that NO one was y! hure. -
the automatic alarm-box becoming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
5rr1EssAGE FROM POPE
He Sends His Apostolic Blessing e
b III Americans. WI;

n fByf Associated Press.) j5 \.
@ BAITINIORD, MD. March 7.--Cardinnl$
Gibbons gave to the Associated Press
tonight copy Of cablegram re-
ceived by him this evening in reply to
IDS message OF congratul alton on the
occasion OF the Pontff's silver 5u bilee,
sent last Monday by the Marconi wire.
less system: ~ i55
.'The Holy Father accepts with spe-3
cral satisfaction your grntulauons
ana grants with fatherly love his
apostolic blefsing to Your emfnence,
tbs American hierarchy. end to the
clergy and lalty. 35 y 5
- 1's5 CARDINAL PAMPOLLO."" ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
.Haurrnan slll,

The House COMMITTEES 9or Courts Of
Juatice viii hear Mr.. Frank W, Christian
and others Tomorrow afternoon ~
O'clock In favor OF the Hartman bill 70
allow friends to move the conllnemel't q
ahabitual drunhardu n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
WILL ORDER EXAMINATION
OF MR., HAGAMAN'S BODY
fnr Asanrin tad prasa.l

NEW YORK, March 7.--As q result Of
the investigation OF the Dlstrict-Attor-
neys office into the case Of the late Theo-
dore Hagaman's death, Assistant Dis
night that he Intended to apply on Mon
day for an order from the Supreme Court
to exhume the body. which Is buried at
Poughkeepsie, Duchess county, NJ y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
pone Resumes Audiences.

(By Associated Press,)
ROME, March THE POPE polnk qul.e
well to-night,{ fixed the first audleneo
since the function at st, Peters or,naon
to- morrow. lie will then receive several
groups OF pilgrims,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
Mr.. Whitaker Burned.

Mr.. w, n, Whitaker Ind both hand,
severely burned q few days ago while
hghting fire In his house, with rars
pluck he succeeded In extlnguishtng "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
Had a il (, swim for Their Lives.

M I. Ass9eahsssd r pfhes7l. ,pha ,arry.
boa lFTSNR5,ha; ht' pplyias between ils-
ygs n WSsEE ne asst aa c saa1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
Mr.. Ople is 3 etter.

state Senator John N. opie continued
to improve at the Retreat for the slck,l
where he Is under the treatment OF pr,
George Ben Johnston. ~ 8 II, 4 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
Marriages.

JoNDs- YLDR--A1arrled In Nashinstons
4 b. O.. February %, 1903. Mt, n, O,H lsIT
IL iNtISTON TYLER e 6aiehrno
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

street BY the steamer Margaret to-day.
The Neptune is a. total loss, and the crew
and passengers had to swim to the Ale
gheny side In order to save their lives.