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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
Was Victim Of Tuberculosis.

"
J. B. Stauffer, who was for several
years principal Of the Lincoln school
here, died OF tuberculosis OF Ramona,
Kas., yesterday, after a lingering
illness. He leaves a wife and one
child. The remains will be brought
here for interment in Abilene GENE.
terry and funeral services will be
conducted by Rev. Fuller Bergstresser
In the Lutheran church at 1880 O'Clock
Friday afternoon. Members Of the
Workman lodge will attend the fun.
eral 10 a body.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
Dalton.Buhrer.

Miss Myrtle Dalton and Mr.. Walter
Buhrer were msrried at high noon OF
Wednesday, Nov. 10, at the home o
the BRIDES parents south Of the city,
Rev. A. L. Young Of the Chapman
M. E. church officiating. About
seventy-tive guests partook OF an
elaborate wedding dinner. Many
beautiful presents were received.
The young couple are well known
and their many friends wish them a
long and happy life.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
BASKET DINNER
Grand Uniform Ball.

The Abilene Volunteer Fire Depart
mens will give their regular annual
uniform ball on Thursday night, Nov.
2s. The Lifts orchestra will furnish
the music. Admission Soc, ladies
free. 7O-tscsMbw COMMITTEE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
Rsriral Ksetinrl a Moonllght.

Rev. J. r. ZOOk Of Des MOinss,
Ia, is holding revival meetings at
the Bethel church, near Moonlight
He is having great success. Every
body is invited 70 sttsnd the meet
ingA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
Swedish Meeting.

The U. P. T. Of the Swedish
church in Enterprise will hold q
special meeting Sunday, Nov. 2sth,
at z O'Clock p. m. There will be
songs, declamations, lectures, etc.
Many speakers In both languages.
English and Swedish. All cordially
invited.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19

Landss Barber shop, ground floor
csntrAl location, Spruce and End st..
bath rooms, perfect service. Call
and Try it. 4s-a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
Local Markets.


Prices for creamery butter a. pcints
ukmed for week ending today. Dickinnon
county price ~ cents les than New York
~ ca1tl lean than Chicafo.l
kAnaAg orFr-fAncy separator Dc, avn
fancy iefc.
eis5fc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
Buckeve 8. 8. Convention.

Following is the program OF the
Buckeye township convention to be
held In the school house Sunday,
November 20, commencing at 10
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19

STERL'S is the place for Overcoats. We
give premium with every Overcoatyou buy.
Ask about our 1000 forty-two piece Dinner
Sets FREE!
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-19
IN s.lAa. STERI9'S
Great 0VePcOat Sale
DURING NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.

Mems Dress Oyercoats, black and OK
Mems Black Kersey fine quality at----8OO, worth
Mems fine Oxford, latest style, 90, worth ra.so
Mems fine Black and Oxford Overcoats 1850 worth 1900
Mems very latest swell Ryton overcoats 1900 worth 1900
Young Mems nobby stylish overcoats 60 700, TO- 90
Boys Overcoats, ages IA to 10, at 2 80, $50, 500
Children's Overcoats, ages to IA, at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
FEW MINUTES
SUFFICE TEDDY
Presidents Son Went on Deck
81, But is Minutes Of Sou
Wester Was Enough.
s(soccfal e Tho / rimcs.. Dispatch, 81 n, !,

Especial to Tho Times. Dlsparch.) sss8
4 NORFOLK, v A.. "a prll At he converted
yacht Mayflower, having aboard n e
Roosevelt, wife Of the President Of the
United States. her children and several
friends, weighed anchor this morning 4 IN;
.Lynnhavon Inlet for WI shing ton. r had
been Intended 70 go to Port Royal, g, u!
but the trip was pandoned Kesmlti
must return to school "a t Groton, Mass
SO 1T was decided to at once leave for
the National Capital. ls,si ii. s5 ssS
All of the mail OF Mrs. Roosevelt had
been forwarded to the Southern 5por 4. but
this will be returned to Washing ton.$ Last
might the Roosevelt x boys enjoyed their
first experience In a storm. "a bowling
southwestern swept over the inlet. y and the
Maynower, staunch ms she Isl rocked cons
sllorably, but the anchor chains held FAST
N Teddy, Jr., insisted so persistently that
he was allowed to go on deck, q tired IN
a Southwestern, but no returned to the cabin
after tfteon minutes exrerlenc GO.
# Mrs. Roosevelt expressed 81 herself 4; g 9
highly pleased at the atment received
at tho hands OF the officials Of the Chess
areako Transit Compnny y, 6 Tho " rendered
special cars for the glers on their *
curslon to Lake Smith Isl
X Tho Mayflower, unless the storm IN y
creasos, Will so direct to Washington.
Teddy, Jr, and Kesmlt Will leave M onday5
FOR Groton, and Mrs. Roosevelt and the
Of her children will remain at the Whita$
rlouse while the President IS on his Vest
ern trip hi, n 3$ ia s q 8s5
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tho lowest Of the ave presented. was
t2a7, Isl, the building to be completed with
in eighteen months. 5s3a III e.
MEMBERS OF SOUTHERN
VEHICLE ASSOCIATION

r ~
I'll Members OF the Southern Vehicle
5Association. which i to convene y, Et','
In annual session in this city next
Tuesday morning have already COM com
menced to arrive. It iB thought that nat
fully two hundred delegates will be In at
tendance at the conclave, and the meet
Ing promises to prove ono OF the !, most N
interesting ever held by the nssocla tion.
M The Chamber Of Commerce has appoint
ed a special committee. rs follows. to
assist the local vehicle manufacturers IN
entertaining the visitors: a, =. Williams
I'll w, Rountree. J. Nv. Sharp, G. J. Friedly,
n. II. Cloves. II. A. Chambers ana ROD
ert Iecky. 55 51s s "a
Tuesday morning Mayor Taylor Will make
an address Of welcome on the part OF the
city, Many interesting entertainment fea-
lures have been arranged. .5ssS
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AgRichmond or tionorod.

Tho Birmingham Ledger OF . ,s recent
date contains an account OF quite a spir-
tied election Of the officers OF the Bran
don Light Artillery Of tho Ala ama
National Guard, n which Mr.; J. New (,
ton snead was made second lieutenant,
ne having received more than double as 70
many votes az tho other two candidates
:(who wore charter Nom bers, while ne
had been member TOR q few months h
only, Nm Lieutenant snead was quite an
enthusiastic member Of the Richmond
Blues. serving with them In the Spanish,
American war He loft Richmond Tor
BIrning CHAM several years ago to accept
responsible position IN railroad work.
and is rapidly making = name TOR Hl m.
self In the business circles OF that enter
prising city. d, .5 u ,7s Il
Tho ndvices from Alabama indicate =
great deal OF activity In military circles
IN that State just at present, on account
OF that being the first State on the list
to be equipped BY the national govern;
ment under the provisions Of the new
military measure passed by the last Con-
! sress. and known az the Dick law"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

manner OF gents furnishins are % %
roun6 M Mcssrs, Fisher have provided
themselves with experienced saiesmen who VI 9
know wher, a gentleman Il iwsll dressed
md Who are accommodating IN every pos
Able way Mr., ri sher himself n as young
M tho best otl them ana has 9 great fol-
lowing Of friends who have been dealing
with him personally many years years ana md
always ask for him. w
The stores stock this spring is nrst.
class In every respect, new. stvnsn enc
and attractively displayed In excellent
liuht, a Kertl ema d who wants to be well
dressed, who wants to feel that hs e like
other mon who wear good clothes that
suit them and ut them, can get every
thing he car possibly need without leaving
3rishor' . corner. nc X }tt 81 ,j1f
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B|rig 8 1, Disease
Diabetes,

/ Btoati "a, II Gravel, Dull BACK Acne,
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Afsetlen a
cured ny takihE stiarts Gin ana I, RuSSsn y.
sui'S rf .ps syss
Htuarts Gin and Duohu: \ n q plano aes
ghtty pleasant tasf1ls fne sm6
Hosd S syt nia1i
Buohu Invariably cures gtight,s Disease
and Diabetes even " on the pAuent nag
Eta ys " hSp:i 'n;y aa
D pisEAsED KIDNEY IL sYM!eTo y,
SAgonizing pains Il, tho back .wollen lc1s
Of, bdomoh. discharges from ne urs ss.s.
neuralgia OF the bladder. burning sene,a.
slGp e sa ss4:y Z sss''s7o
SSs ssf s,e 81 shs .:
odor The !rins ssAnty ana nifns s III
G,e S;.s .a psa, nay rs
II follow these symptom. -
For any o. these Gym pson,s
take Btuart's Cir, and Buohu, and ypu
nsys and bladder psrfsotlY cured. stvs y.
d snd Ii. hasaaS 'Tss!sas
tons from the Kidneys and urethrA,. makes
the the blood pure. Ths highest 1grad k!d.
4 oy remedy made. Thoroughly tested ior
P Riee Byr snEs s4 aas
II r. aa2 sa4 e'2 sas
Ing Stuart Drug Coz Atlanta, ca; spsoial
tFqSSa!S S0 bRd 6'sa's 81 Brosa
! street, Gail or write. stuart's Gin and
BuehM sent BY express.
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fFARMVILLE HAS GOODsLIOHT
Merchants Q tfer Prizes for the Nj M. e
A. Gymnasium Contest,
rr,o az.

FARMyILIB, VA, April A. The elec-g
trio lights are now run all night The
prices for light in home, Office and store
ara reasonable and the service good I; IL y
this connection 1t is urged that patrons patrons i
cut of their lights when not In use, ~ /
not only saves coal for the Town % ' uoj
this, but lamps as we'll .5i.. n I, ID
Tho Normal School issue OF the va
vile Herald comes next in order. II Will
be red letter day In the history Of th a,
Herald. Persons who desire copies VIII
send In their orde In advance.
DIR, Richard McIlwatne extends 70 the
teachers, county .superin tendent,a trustees
and all citizens OF Prince Edward county
interested In education q most cordial in.
yitntion to them to be present at thss
Teachers Association meeting to be held
In the Memorial Hall Chapel OF Hampden'
Sidney College, i I'D 4 NJ .i
The Y. NJ. q, A.. gymnasium contest
takes place next Friday night N t a.
worth OF prizes have been offered by tns
merchants OF the town, and the contest
promises to be one Of great Interest. ~
Colonel w. W. Forbes, who has Been
very Ill, Is much improved, which facl
his friends will read With pleasure, Il
DR.. Thomas Armlstead, 81 Hoanoke,5
spent several days here this week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. a. ArInl-
stead. MS s IS. 81 ~. ft, sE n
The arc dynamo OF the electric plant
viii haye to be sent to Philadelphia toyi
repairs, and the town will be deprived
Of the light for at least two weeks, 4i
The concert given by Miss Minors music
class last Friday night In TIM Opera
Hou9e was Mighly enjoyed by q large aI.
dience, The proceeds went 10! the 1enehN
OF the Methodist parsonage fund,
Miss Annie Freear ,aas returned from
an extended visit to friends In r lchInond. \
She was accompanied by Mr. r. @, Tayss
lor, who spent the week hero, retusnlnei
homo Friday, sts sAs N u q EiisS
Mr. Hunnter BALDWIN, g prominent 1lsr, 4
days tbiy week. visiting his psrsntA IN
\ na Nrs n, A. Haldwins II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
CHARGE DISCRIMINATION
City Gas Company of Norfolk Com
I, plains Of Baltimore and Ohio.

WASHINGTON. D, O.. April l.-The
city Gas Company, Of Norfolk, Va, has
filed with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission petition against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, alleging excessive and
unreasonable rates, and that the defend-
coal for the City Gas Company than It
demands OF others for like service.
The petition says the increase Of ter,
&c nts per ton on coal, April ], 1908. and
tho higher rates for transporting coal to
Baltimore, when destined to be shipped
by vessel to Norfolk and other points In
side the oapes. than when destined to be
shipped by vessel to points outside tho
capes, and by granting allowances out, Of
these rates for barging and dlscharglng
t, all other points inside the qapes. except
Norfolk, Newport News and Hampton
Roads, subjects the complainants to un-
reasonable and unjust rates OF transporter
ton In favor OF other localities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
HALF RATES TO FLORIDA
For settlers and Home. eeeksrs Via the
eeaboard Air llne Railway,


NJ Beginning Tuesday. March oath, ana
every Tuesday thereafter In March and
April, the Sea board Air Line Railway
will sell settlers' and home-seekers' tlok.
+ cts to Mnnatee. Bra.dentown and Ellen
ton, In Manntee county, Florida, for $15,7S
one way and $40 80 round trip from Rich
mond. and for $l5.4o one way and S2S.u
round trip from Petersburg
Manatee county Ia the most fertile Sec
ton OF Florida, 1t Is on the west coast,
we'll below the frost line. and thousan ds
{ of acres Of the best unocoupled lands
sell for $500 to $1,000 per acre. They
will pay for themselves many times the
first year,, y
In 1902 one acre Melted Sl,52S75 in early
yegetab lss, Thirty acres Of celery brought
SS6,607,M. E
The county is the healthiest In Florida
and the climate delightful,
The tarpon fishing OFT this coast. In
Saratoga BAY, is the finest In the world
For information apply to q. r.. Smith,
district passenger agent, Richmond. Val
Henry Whyts.t agent Petersburg, Va. or
to Charles b. Ryan, general passenger
agent, portsmouth. Va,
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provided, Tho Richmond people will be
the hosts of the delegates to the confer
ence, ana very few. II any, will SO to
tho hotels. Mrs, Valentine has succeeded
admirably, and tho response OF the peo-
bio has been prompt and generous. II
there are others who can take ono or
more quests during the conference Mrs..
Valentine would DO Glad to have them
address her q postal card at No. lol South
Third Street. g5.. 5i3
While the preparations have been goinB
on at this end, 6eo'y Murphy and President
Robert G, Ogden. OF New York. have been
busily engaged In arranging the pros
Gramme. 4llla \.
The first m setins OF the conference will
be held on the afternoon OF Wednesday
April 22d, when tho officers for the next
year will be chosen. Mr.. Ogden Ia now
president. He has been tho executive
officer ever since tho organisation Of the
conference, He will certainly be re-eleot.
Cd, IL he can be prevailed upon to accept
npain. His heart is In the work. and II
is hoped that no will, Tho entire session
viii be g!ven up to organization and Eet-
Ting acquainted.
GREAT OPENING SESSION,
THAT MI will be held ono OF tho great-
est sessions Of the entire series This
will be the formal opening, and among
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
BIG EVENTS FOR
The ]. \ MAKERS ! Al ] s
The Tail End ofthe Session ); 4 IS
Crowded With Impor.
tant Work.

10 ( :
The work OF the Legislature 10 growing
heavier every day. and the coming week week.
will be crowded with important matters
In both branches. "
A OF first Importance on both sides IS
the general revenue bill, which will be
reported from the joint conference and
disposed Of finally In the next Few days,
The House will take up the Harvey os-
teopath bill tomorrow and II ov YER this
there will be q hard fght:. The general
insurance measure Is on the calendar
ana will be disposed Of within the next
few days. * The Campbell case comes on
In the House on Thursday and by the
time that Is out OF the way the tonnage
tax bill will be up. VI 5 !.
Tha Senate Committees on Courts Of
Justice and Roads will resume considera-
ton Of the corporation bills on Wednes-
day afternoon, and Tuesday morning the
Senate Finance Committee Will hear ar
gument on the Bland lremen's relief
bill. s5i vi
The Barksdale and Whitehead Gard
ner primary election bills will likely be
brought up In the two elections commits
tees during the week. and there are q
large number OF other important matters
up TOR consideration In the committees,
as we'll az in the two houses proper,
Indications now point strongly to a co1n-
spletion Of the work In time to cary out
tho recess resolution on May 18TH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

many Of tf,oirs Richmond hosts, viii 10 TO
on d special train furnished
free by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company. The closing session OF the
conferences Will be Held at tho University
sc Virsinla. Many Will take the borth-
bound train for their homes, But many
others want "a see the great estates along
50 mes river. These Will return 10 Rich.
sf,ond and be the guests Monday Of the
Old Dominion Steamship Company on q
frip down tho tiYbr. This Will DO tho last
feature Of the conference, Some Of tho
delegates Will "a To William and Mary
College, but no general pilgrimage Will
So made 70 williamsburg, according to
the present plans. 35lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
EDUCATORS.
..ONGI'H|f:|.E|:.
They VIII Soon Assemble
Here for Great Conference.
PREP ARlN0 FOR QUESTS
Richmond Education Association Buslly
Engaged Ii Securing Homss-Pro-
gramms Coon 20 os Announced.
Order OF Exercises.

The Richmond rduoatioa Assoc.at ion,
through IL sf1oisnt PRESIDENT Mrs. Ben
B. valsnt tine. ~ making gradual and am
pic progress Ia ths preparations Tor ths
great ''confsrsnos Tor Education ia The
south,"" TO BE- held Ia Richmond. bsgan-
ming wednesday, April I'd.
The programme Of the great msetins
has not yet been sent 70 MrE Valentine.
This ID being prepared at prsssut by Rsv,
Edgar Gardner Murphy, the executive
secretary, associated with the president
Of the conferences. Il Will be sent %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
HANDSOME PRESSES.

The Richmond Printing Company. No.
1908 East FRANKLIN Street. have Just In
stal,od two mammoth presses, and are
non prepared to turn out anything IN
printed matter. from dodger to q news
paper, In an artistic and up-to-date style
irhe company Is composed OF Messrs
w, Trayers Moale and Charles Y. Tuck
or, OLD Dispatch employees and printers
OF years experience. ~ 4l5 NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
WANTS TO BREAK THEM UP
Mr.. Powers Offers q Bill Aimed at
Professional Jurors,

IL Hon, David B.. Powers, Jr.. Of Caroline.
introduced a bill In the House yesterday
making It incompetent for any person
to serye al Juror more than once dur
Ing any year unless all the names in the
tury-box have been drawn, The bill also
provides that no person shall pc eligible
to serve on any special Jury ordered py
any court who during the same year mas l
served as q Juror on any special or reg
The object Of the bill ii to DO away
with the professional Juror, 10 common
70 tho county courthouses. and to 50
regulate the selection Of Jurors hereafter
that ali Will have equal opportunity for
service and Justice. & VI IS. It'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
ROBINSON SENT ON
Case VIII Be Heard at October Term Of
limited States Court Is

United States Court
The negro mail carrier, John II Robins
son, who was arrested at DosHell by In
spector Bulla, was given a preliminary
hearing before Commissioner Flegenalei-
mer yesterday morning and sent on to the
The man did not deny that no had
opened letters, but gave the excuse that
tho writer's were saying things In the
letters about him, and he wanted to see
what It was,
Ills case Will 80 petoFa me grand 1uFy
HI was bailed for his appearance
thai time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
I. METHODIST lNSTITLJTE

+ .Tor the past week Superintendent G.
II. Wiley has preached every night az
the Mission, Nineteenth ana Main Streets
sThe services have been deeply x interest It,
Ing ana productive 81 good. This eve '-
ming Mr.. Wiley will speak at o'clock
to children, and again at g o'clock there
will DO preaching "a n, AZ
Services will be held every night this
week Saturday included, at 8 o clock I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
e TRIPS IN THE
WORLD. & a

Richmond to Boston and, return, s2l.D;
Z to Providence and return, 5000, includ-
Ing meals ana room, via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk. Daily line to New ENGLAND.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
ana Norfolk and Western Railways Of
fees, no, BIO East Main Street.
r. w, WRIGHT.
Agent, Norfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

the speakers will be the Governor. who
viii welcome the Visitors to the Common
wealth, Thursday three sessions day
VIII he held-n,ornins, afternoon and
n ight-and the features Will DO addressed
~ prominent visitors on the problcms OF
pcpular EDUCATION. The mission Of the
Conference la to arouse an active senti-
ment on popular education,
B saturday the ytsltorD, accom- panied BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
est In Florida
.o,'lNE.FAR'EI

For the Round Tr'plto Macon, Ga, Via
Southern Railway.
On May 4th and 9TH the Southern Rails
way Will sell tickets from ell points e
FMacnn, Ga, ana rsturn,a account OF Cane
Growers Assooiat ion, at one fare, plus
90 cents, for the round trip. With return
limit Msy1 10th. # MI 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
.DEDlOAToRY EXERCISES

OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition a
81. Louis. April ao.May 2.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
sell round trip tickets to st, Louis on
April Goth. 9th, oath and Goth, at one
fare, limited for return to May 9th.
Il For detailed information. address
W. o. WARTHEN,
District Passen ger Agent,
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry., Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05

vlrE1ninns here last night were, I'D
\ Murphy 's--:W, g. Mathews, Glasgow
j.. H. Whitman. Roanoke,
4 New Ford 's-J ohm Wilson and wife,
Virginia. a, sa Va. 55s5 y 533ff Il SS
Lexington-F. D D. 81 Austin city. d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
Senator Ople Coming.

Senator John N, ople. OF staunton.
who has been III 30 lsGg, has about ro-
covered his health, and VIII resume ms
senatorial duties Tomorrow. He is ex-
peoted to return to the city to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
Build Shops at Charleston.

wAsH1NSdsTfoN. d. o. April Abb,
were opened at the Bureau OF Yards al
Docks to-day for the construction
steam engineering shops at the Chnrle,,
ton, s.. e., naval station, The bid Ut T,
Clsrk CONSTRUCTION Company, whlcls w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
FISHERMEN DROWNED.
Boat Capsized and Three Young White White
Men Lost Their. Lives,
Especial to me TlHes' Dlspatch,)

Especial to me TlRes' plspatch,)
WARSAW, VA, April 4'-Jett Brann.
warren Brann and Thomas Wilson, three
vo,lnr white mon In the employ Of Orem
8 Sandy, OF Mundy Point. Northumber-
land county, were drowned at o'clock
this morning, while engaged In fishing
trans in BrIttans Bay On the Potomac
River, The boat In which they were fish.
ms oapslzed and Mesars, orem and
Sandy, who were with them all, sue
oeeded In crawling on tho capsized boat.
Oren, ana Sandy went ashore In q small
skin In order to secure q large boat.
When they returned the boat and young
mon had disappeared,