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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-10
.METHODISTS ON
TO CONFERENCE
Body Meets Tomorrow in Char
lottesville--Very Lively
Session Expected.
Especial to The mes-Dispntch.,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. a.
The ono hundred and twenty-nrst annual
session Of the Virginia Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Will
begin In the Methodist Church. OF this
city, at 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday.
The advance guard Of minister's and lay
men began to reach the city this after
noon, and by tomorrow evening most
Of them will have arrived Bishop
| Eugene r. Hendrix, of st. Louis. Mo-,
who will preside over the body, Will reach
Charlottesville at noon tomorrow. he
will be the gucst OF the Rev. ]. D.
Hank the popular presiding elder Of tho
Charlottesville District, who resides on
Ridge Street, within threeLor four squares
OF the Methodist Church.
A number OF committee meetings are
scheduled for tomorrow, as follows: To
Examine Candidates for Admission on
Trial, at 1870 p. n. in the pastors study
of the Christian Church; Committee OF
First Year, at 7:30 p. NJ. in the infant
class room Of the Methodist Church;
Committee OF Second Year, at 1880 P. NJ,
in the stewards room OF the Methodist
church, Committee OF Third Year, at
7:S0 P. NJ. in the ladies' parlor OF tho
Presbyterian Church; Committee OF tho
Fourth Year. at 9 P. NJ. at the Metho-
dist Church, at which time those desir-
Ing credit for work completed In the
correspondence school or in the colleges
will bring their certificates properly
signed.
The Richmond contingent will leave to-
day on the afternoon and evening trains,
reaching the seat OF the conference in
time for the opening. All OF the minis.
tiers will be In attendance with several
lay delegates.
The very liveliest interest Is manifested
here in the transactions Of the body. It
is freely predicted that with the sweep
ing changes in the pastorates. the trans
fer matter. .tissAdyocates atfalr and the
KeIlam- Christian sensation. the confer
once will have one OF the warmest SEES
Z slons in its history. Speculation is rife
as to what will be done, but 1t Is mat
ter for remark that the number of "pos-
Tive rumors" is smaller this time than
for many yeaY6 past.
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HANOVER
PROTESTS
Tobacco Planters Organize With
View Of Securing Better
Prices for Their Crops.

MONTPRELIER. VA. Nov. s.--An en-
thusastio meeting Of the farmers OF Han
over and the adjoining counties was held
at this place Saturday, for the purpose
OF formulating some plan to protect them
selves against loss in the present crop OF
tobacco. as well as to take some united
action as to planting other crops.
The meeting was we'll attended and a
number OF enthusiastic speeches were
made.
A permanent organization was formed.
Mr.. Watt L. Wickham was elected
chairman.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were pass
ed:
First. That in consideration Of the
present great demand for sum and air.
cured tobacco that we protest most
earnestly against the prospective action
OF the leaf tobacco trust In cutting the
prices Of the present crop below the cost
Of production to US.
Second That we earnestly request
every producer of tobacco to unite with
ua In this attempt to form come organ
ization by which we can now or here
after have some say-so az TO what shall
be the price OF this, the only money CROP
cultivated by SO largo number Of farm
ers.
Third, That we do pot mean by these
resolutions to dictate to the trade what
they shall pay per pound. but we do de-
1nand and will use every effort In our
power to prevail upon the trade to pay
US such prices as will be profitable to
us. and enable US to continue the culti-
walton Of the crop.
Fourth. That the chairman OF this
meeting appoint committee.
TO EXTEND MOVEMENT.
This committee, az we'll ns every menu
Der OF this organization, is to pledge
himself to use every effort in his power
to induce every tobacco raiser to boz
come member OF this body The meet
ing adjourned to meet again on satur-
day. November 14th at 2 o'clock p. M.
BY the noxt meeting the farmers hope
TO have moro definite plan Formulated
and will try to induce farmers Of other
localities to hold similar meetings.
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COURT POSTPONED.
The Circus Decided to Suspend
Before Prayers Commenced.

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DANVILLE. VA, Nov. 9.-Many Wit
nesses and jurors reached the city to-day
for the session of the Federal Court, and
they have been paid and sent back home.
Judge Mcdowell advises Clerk Martin,
from Richmond, that he does not see how
1t will be possible Tor him to hold spe-
clal session before the regular term in
April.
Tho result will be that large number
OF grand jury cases will go.
Considerable interest has been caused
over the State by the claim OF the local
Holiness people. claiming that 1t was
their prayers ut an al-day meeting on
Friday that kept the show OF Barnum
& Bailey from being exhibited here on
that day.
The fact OF the matter Is. the show de-
cided not to exhibit here several hours
before the all-day meeting was CONF
menced.
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STUDENT WATERS.
A System to be Tried at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.).

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.. VA,
Nov. s.-The system Of student walters
In the boarding houses OF this institution
viii soon be inaugurated, and the inno-
walton Will be WATCHED with Interest.
AS is we'll known, the system Is practiced
In many of the larger universities OF the
country. ana in this way gives q do
work his way through college. UP to
this time there have been. few chances
given young men to work their way
through this university, and 1t Is be-
ieved that this departure VIII prove q
great SUCCESS.
At present there are said to be i've
young mon who are waittno. to- go to
work, and who have been ready for four
weeks, while others will be glad to know
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CAR ROBBERS SENTENCED
Neal Body Pleads Guilty tc
Three Charges.
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Especial to The Tlmee-Dlspatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. s-Neal
Body, Edward Williams and Dick Pol
lard (colored) and silas Martin (white)
were indicted this morning for breaking
into and robbing cars OF tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad septem Der Gath and
October eth. Neal Body was also In
dicted for breaking into and robbing the
store Of w. T. Haines at Toano on the
night OF October 31st.
When arraigned for trial Neal Body
pleaded guilty to all three charges. and
was given thirteen years in the peniten-
tiary. Edward Williams pleaded guilty
to the first charge and was given FIVE
years In the pententiary but pleaded
not guilty to the second charge.
Tho trial OF Silas Martin will probably
come up tomorrow. Edward Williams
Is now on trial on the second indictment.
Dick Pollard Is still at large.
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played as the bridal party. in reverse

played as the bridal party. In reverse
order left the room.
They soon repaired to the dining room.
where most elegant dinner was served.
The wedding presents, which included
much cut glass and sterling silver. were
numerous and very handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs Raine left on the evening
train for Norfolk. where they will take
hte steamer for New York and other
Northern cities.
Miss Price is the attractive and accom-
plished daughter OF Mr.. G. w. Price. one
OF Franklin's most prominent and infu-
entail citizens.
Mr.. Ralne Is son Of the late c. a..
Raine. sr.. a prominent m manufacturer Of
Danvlle, and Is connected with the Le-
vering Coree Company OF Baltimore.
Among those from distance who at
tended the wedding we're Mrs B. G. Kies-.
ter, G. B. Price, Miss Willie Harvey.
Misses jamie and Kathleen Price. Mrs.
Havey Cooke and Miss Engleman. all Of
Roanoke: Mr.. Newton, Shaver. OF Bote-
tourt; Mrs. c. A. Rntne, Of Dnnville; Mr..
and Mrs. Walker Pettyjohn. Of Lynch
burg. and Miss Blanche Garrett, Of Rocky
Mount. KIN
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YOUNCLADY
CLOSE GALL
Miss BERTHE Matthews Painfully
Burned by Her Dress Catch
ing From the Crate.
NO CHANGES IN PETERSBURG
None of Pastors Have Served
Out Their Four Years and
Each Wanted Back.
NO CHANGES IN PETERSBURG
Especial to Tho rimes-Dlspa,ch.>.

Especial to Tho Tines-Dlspatch.).
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 9.-Afiss
Berthe Matthews, the seventeen-year-o
daughter Of Mr.. r. l.. Matthews, q we'll
known merchant on Halifax Street. was
quite painfully burned about her hands
and wrists this morning at her home
while dressing for breakfast by her CLOTH
Ing catching fire from the crate. Appre-
clating her danger, she ran down stairs
10 her parents and her father, by quick
action, succeeded In smothering the burn
Ing clothing and saving the young lady
from serious injury. His own hands were
scorcf,ed in doing 80.
GENEROUS TO PASTOR
Tho congregation OF West-street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church presented their
pastor, Rev. F. G. Davis, with a suit Of
fine clothes Saturday, accompanying 1t
with suit case.
The conference II not expected to make
any pastoral changes in Petersburg.
No one Of the preachers here has served
for the return OF its pastor. All the
churches will report progress and fine
condition, spiritually and materially. Tho
term OF service Of the presiding elder.
Rev. r. T. Wilson, expires with the con-
ference year, and he will be transferred
to another district. It Is expected that
Rev. DR.. 3. F. Lipscomb or Rev. DR..
elder OF the Petersburg District.
MIR. Henry T. Alley, wife and child.
Ct New York, are visiting his brother.
Mr. c. G. Alley, Of this city. Mr.. Henry
Alley is Petersburg boy, ana u ono OF
the most prominent insurance men In the
country, In which business he has arisen.
to great prominence.
Mr.. r. w. De Have. OF the real estats
firm OF Pyle & De Have, Is very seri-
ously Ill from the effects Of brain trou.
BILE, which developed since Saturday.
ANOTHER TOBACCO RUMOR.
It is reported that TMessrs. W. L. Yena-
BILE & Company have disposed Of their
snuff manufacturing business In this city
to the American Snuff Company. Tho
widely known brand OF Carolina Belle"
snuff was manufactured by the above
company.
No arrests have yet been made In the
matter of the recent outrageous assault
OH Mrs. Henry Hite. in Prince George.
Both OF the assailants, one white m an
and the other negro, are believed to
be known. and as soon as they can be
located, they will be arrested.
Mr.. w. c. Bonner, n we'll known citi-
zen. left to-day for Biuef1eld. w. Va,
where he will reside in future.
A large crowd assembled In Market
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day to witness the big rally, OF the Sunday;
school,
A thief entered the hallway OF Rev. s..
c.. Hatcher Saturday and stole his over
coat, Mr.. Hatcher gave chase, and while
he did not catch the thief, recovered the
coat, which the thief was compelled to
drop,
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OIL. CHAMPION.
Especial to The .Times-Dispa tch.),

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.).
CREWE, VA, Nov. 0-Mr. Q. L.
Champion, popular jeweler OF this town,
died at his home here Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock He was about fifty years
old. and came here from Reading, Michi-
gan, seven years ago. He had estab-
lished a prosperous business as jeweler
and opt!cian, and was watch inspector
for the Norfolk and Western Railway.
He had not been we'll for a year or
more. but kept up until about week
ago, when he In some way contracted q
deep cold, causing pneumonia to set IN.
His brother, Mr.. Miles Champion. VIII
arrive In crewe tonight and will take
his remains to his old home for burial.
Mr.. Willis his assistant, VIII also ac-
company tho body. He was Mason,
a Junior. and a KNIGHT OF Pythias.
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Attorney o. Il. Evans. died at her home
In the village OF Amherst last night about
k Il o'clock, after an illness Of only few
days duration.
Mrs. Evans was one Of the best known
and most beloved ladies OF Amherst,
where she has lived and mingled with
all Of the people being q trained nurse,
she has ut different times entered nearly
every home In the town, lending her kind
Offices to the sick and sorrowing, and 10
this was added splendid intellectual
training which made her the foremost wo-
man in all this commounlty.
She was daughter Of Colonel Peyton
Randolph, for many years q leading OH
cial on the Virginia Midland Railroad,
now the Southern, Mrs. Evans is survived
by her husband and three small children,
two boys and one girl. Mrs. Peyton RAN
dolph. mother OF Mrs. Evans, and two
single sisters-Misses Innls and Kate
who have for some years made their
hons with Mr.. and Mrs, Evans. were
here. and by the bedside when the end
came.
Mrs. John T. Harris. Of HarrisonburE,
Va, and Mrs. John Barker, OF Philadel-
phia, Pa, the married sisters OF Mrs,
Evans, have been notified. and WILL DO
here perhaps to-day. Mrs. Evans was
devoted Episcopallan, and tho funeral SER
vices will take place tomorrow after
noon at s o'clock from the Episcopal
Church, OF this place, after which the re-
mains Will be inferred in the village cerne-
terry.
The loss OF Miss Evans to her family
and this community seems to be irro-
parlble,. and many are the tears Of SYM
pathy that are being mingled with this
Borrowing household.
She was. indeed, a helpmate TO her hua-
band standing by him in all Of his vicisl-
tude, and well deserved tho honor Of be-
Ing called his betterhalf.
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By virtue Of 8 certain deeds Of trust
one dated Dec. Z, 1898. and Of record in
1st ~. T. Esp Rlchm g Is5s ch ana y
record In said court, and the other dated
July IT. 1895, and OF record IN Henrico
County Court, d. B. 14e A.. p. 266. defauls
having been made In the payment OF Ger.
request OF the beneflciaries, we will sell.
by public action, on the promises. on
THURSDAY, NOV. 18TH. 1903.
the property above mentioned. In the fol-
0 Eirst-a tui Il o'clock NJ, the farm on the
hungary Road. contaINing o. acres. more
or less, and lying about ] mile north OF
second-at I p. NJ. the vacant lot on
the east line of Hickory, Street. 5s2 feet
north OF Baker Street, fronting,a2s feet.
and running back between parallel ines
'V r Inss a a:so T. IT.. the brick store and
dwelling. No, 8 West Leigh Street, lying
on the south side OF Leigh Street. be-
ginning 4s feet west OF st,,,James Street,
thence extending westwardly and 'front.'
Ing on Leigh Street rs feet, and running
back between parallel lines 100 feet TO an
! TERM S-Cash AS to expenses Of exc
cutting these trusts; any delinquent taxes
that may be due and a ratable proper
Is SR IF ea aeaats s1ss INT
IN aroN No. sept west IS Gslsh Sa ssfse s' s
thereGn from S sy lSo wnsh
arst len on said Sd acres and the Hickory
Street lot; balance at ! and nEyM sars;
iae r, t. MONTAGUE.
Trustee Under I'd Deed, IA
C. l. & II, L. Denoan. Aucttoneers,
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GOLD QUARTZ
Annual Conference Of the Apos-
tolic Church in Session.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. VA. Nov. s--While put
ting in a side-track on the Trout farm.
on the suburbs OF Roanoke. vein OF gold
feet wide, and In the opinion Of an ex-
pert miner and chemist the outcroppings
indicate rich find, If they hold out.
The annual con ference OF the Apostolic
Church opened in this city tonight, and
the Episcopal conv6cation OF Southwest
Virginia met In Fincastle.
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Mrs. c. E. Peyton.
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PULASKI, VA, Nov. 0.--Mrs. G. r
Peyton. Wits OF DR.. G. u, Peyton. died
at her residence last night at o'clock
Her health had been bad for some time.
Mrs, Peyton was Miss Elizabeth Ken
drlck, OF near Shawsvllle before hel
marriage. she and Dr. Peyton were
married about twenty-five years ngo
She was most estimable lady and her
death has cast a gloom over the entire
town.
Her husband and two daughters, Nflssei
Garter and Emma, survive her. The
interment will be In lakewood Cemetery
at this place. tomorrow, and from the
Episcopal Church.
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GOALS in RECORD TIME
AND SAILS FOR COLON
fsnec,a, 10 The MINES. pispatct,)

Especial to The TImeS'DiSpatcH.J
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November o.
The battleship Maine finished coaling to-
day and sailed for Colon at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. The ship arrived yesterday
and was coaled almost In record time.
Fuel was rushed out to the vessel as
rapidly as possible, and the Jackies on
board had q hard Sunday
The Maine Is under orders to proceed
to Colon to protect American interests In
connection with the Panama revolution.
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OBITUARY.
Alfred BuHan.

The death OF Mr.. Alfred Buffan. one OF
the Oldest residents Of Fulton. occurred
at 1880 o'clock yesterday morning, He
was over ninety years of age. and was u
native of Henr!co county, He leaves q
widow and several children and grand
children.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed
Mrs. Addie S. Field,
A telegram received yesterday morn
Ing announced the death In Boydton Of
Mrs Addie IS. Field, mother OF Mrs,
Infant Dead.
Frances Elizabeth, infant child Of Les
lie q. and Ida I4.e Apperson. died at IL
o'clock yesterday at the residence of her
father, M. 51l North Twenty-fourth
Street. rho funeral will take place at
ii O'Clock this morning from the grave
III Oakwood.
t +
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
= THAT MOST
Attractive, Bay-xindow, De-
tached New Brick Resi-
dence, No. zoos Han
over Street,
IN LEE DISTRICT.

will sell by public auction. on thu
'i' WEDNESDAY. NOV. II. 1908.
at 4:SO O'Clock p. M, that well-built, ha p<
PLY planned and we'll ventilated two-story
modern new bay window detached brick
Street, between Meadow and Rowland
Streets, with rooms. Latrobe stove, pan-
try, store rooms, closets. cemented cellar
SOxl70N feet to a 2o-foot alley. Can be
seen any day between 10 and o'clock.
TERMS-At sale.
the market nov 6-tdS
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VIM. B. Pizzini Company.
Real Estnte Auctoneers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.
Desirable Brick Store
Property in Fulton.

At the request OF the owner we will offer az
public auction. on the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY. NOV. II, 1903.
at 4.aO p NJ. tho splendid brick store and
dwelling No. $500 Lester STREE, at the corner
lis feet deep. and the improvements consisting
of q splendldlyy constructed 2-story brick store
and dwelling OF Z rooms and, bath.Lln nice orr
der This Is a fne business location. on the
car line. Ia growing and improving section.
and should command tho attention OF evel1
ono interested In real estate investments.
TERMs-Lberal and announced at sale
nov 6-bt
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A. "A. Taliaferro.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,),
WARSAW, VA, November 9.-Mr, A.
A. Tallaferro, a prominent and successful
farmer, residing near Nayler's, this
county, died yesterday after long illness
OF cancer, His remains were inferred In
st. Joints Cemetery here this afternoon
with Masonic ceremony,
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DEATHS,

BIJFFIN. -pied, at the residence Of his daugh,
November o, 1903. ALFREL r, BuFFlE.
Funeral from above residence TODAY At
r. N. Friends and acouaintances invited
20 attend
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Mrs. Mary Randolph Evans.

80 (SpecIal to The Times-DISpatch)
AAfHERST, MA, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Mary
Randolph Evans, wife Of Commonwealth
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BY G. L. & H. l. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S21 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIA1
PROVED PROPERTY IN JACKSON 8
WARD, AND FARM OF Sc ACRES
NEAR LAUREL STATION AND ~
ONE MILE NORTH OF LAKE
SIDE PARK.
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/. i + 7fai
BY virtue OF three Gay deeds OF trust ex.
ccuted by Dora l.. Starke and husband.
dated, respectively. March T. 1880, May
%, 1850. and February H.. 1881, to tho truss
tees OF the Building and Loan and Trust
Company of Manchester, Va, or their
successors In office. and recorded in thel
Corporation Court for tho said city in
y. b., Vols. II and IL, pages 25s, 422 and
IS, and being required so to do by the
beneficiary, default having been made,
We, the undersigned trustees, Will sell at
puolic auction on the day, hour and place
named above that very valuable piece Of
line Of Hull Street. between Sixth and
Seventh Streets, by 1b5 feet deep to an
alley. There Is large two-story double
tenement building on this lot and all In
good order. This property is q good rents
er, and will pay we'll as an investment.
For other particulars. call on the auc-l
tioneers.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
taxes, II any. be due, and to discharge
tho balance due upon tho debts secured
in said deeds, s9s0.57 and s313sS; the resi-
due upon such terms as will be made.
known at sale, but by consent Of parties
much more liberal terms may be given.
a.. L. ADAMSON,
AUGUSTINE ROYALL.
u. W. WEISIGER,
Present Trustees.
nov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY J. Thompson Brown q Co.,
lib Main Street,
Large, Carbohydrates
Corner Brick Resid ence
No. SIG arshaII, Cor. 10th 81.
5S.PT. CORNER LOT,

at public auction. on the premises.
+ TUESDAY, NOV. 10TH, At 4:3O P. NJ,
the COMMODIOUS and SUBSTANTIAL
PRESS-BRICK dwelling Of stories: con-
tains about IL rooms, private baths and
toilet rooms. vide halls, &C.; Is extra well
on massive stone foundation; white
marble mantels. etc. The LOT fronts
room. IL desired, to build Ave. or more.
houses, fronting Tenth Street, out OF ma:
terial In present structure, which would
vepience to business, colleges, churches.
markets and public buildings is unsur-
passed. 1t is specially adapted and To-
Gated for paying boarding house or
professional purpose, the basement hoOr
being mostly above ground; would make
a fine suit Gf ply sician or dental Offices
and no better renting location could b1
had.
TERMs-Liberal. and announced at
$50 J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneer
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Mrs. w. ], Brown

(special to The Times lspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, November y,
Mrs, W. ], Brown died at her horne. near
Guiney's. Caroline county, last night, Of
consumption, aged thtrty-fye years.
tter husband and three children survive
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Tohn r. Shenk.


LURAY, VA. Nov. 0,-Mr. John r,
shenk, aged eghty-two years. one OF the
most prominent citizens OF Page county.
died Of paralysis at his home. five miles
east OF Luray, early this morning,
He lived only few hours after sus-
Gaining the stroke, For the last fifty
wears Mr., shenk had conducted milling
and wool carding business The latter
and wool cardinR business, the latter
being the only establishment OF the kind
in the county.
He Is; survived by a widow and two
children, Mrs. 8. y, Clser and Mr.. 4. w.
shenk, both Of this county.
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BY Augustine Royal g. Co, and
A. l.. Adamson,
Heal Estate Agents and Auct1onears.
Manchester. Va,
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r. RuSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
HULL STREET PROPERTY ON
1HURsDAY. NOvMBER 10. 1903, AT
1870 O'CLOCK p. NJ. ON TILE PREM
lSES, HULL STREET, BETWEEN 8TH
AND 7TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA.