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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

District Attorney Jerome of New York has "szed up" the de-
tective Tendeon district Some he should
sent prison. asylum for mbee and the remainder
a kindergarten.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

man can holding the legislative representa-
ves Of sooooooo people make $4,000 raid on the na'0na
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

Speaking against prohibition the latest addition to the list
of crimes for which negro may be lynched in Texas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

AS a guest kaiser fighting Bob Evans ought to prove an
effective corrective of Poultney Bgelow alteration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
1~S . . . . . . . . &><1
! WHAT CrHERSs
/? MRE 81 YINc !
10 . os . . . Ss s>~y

wabash Railroads application to the
Federal Courts for protection by inpunct-
ion ls, on all fours with the Coal Trusts
de-.i~Id for federal troops To force strik-
ers back into the mines F'1iladelphia
North American.
'"Tbe real fact is that prohibition OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

Anyway there's plating Bryans silver tongue It's th
real metal through and through
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

1t granite heart the suagists OF New Hampshire
up against
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
THE SINGLE TAX.

THE SINGLE TAX.
Editor ProvldenceNews:
NOT LAND ALONE
To the Editor Of the Sunday Journal:
In n recent Sunday Journal CORE
spondent advocates the taxation of land
values alone. exclusive Of improvements
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

What is happening now In China is
what has been predicted at Washington
from the first as the natural result or the
oppressive severity with which the Chi-
nese were treated Even the worm VIII
turn at st."-Phladelphia Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

on Monday next THE Woman in
White" will be In The News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

Citizens and corporatio loanlng
money in foreign countries should not be
encouraged to do so on the ground that
their government will collect 1T for them
In case OF default on the part Of the debt
r"-Philadelphia Press.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-19
Additional Local.

Dan Simmons was in the city las,
Wednesday.
David Gregory made visit 70 Taco
ma thi, week.
\. @. Wi>hard. Of Seattle. i, in town
toGay on business.
Sheriff Thomas went TO Tacoma IN
business Tuesday.
Thoma, Johnson. OF CleElum wa in
tn city Yesterday.
r. q. Hubbe, sold - turkeys Mon
DAY that averaged II pound, each :or
which heleceiyed l. cent, per pound
live weight.
u. N. Emerson Wen, toC.eElnm yes
teriay 10 do some surveying.
s,la> Bond /, over from tile Sound
tui- week tlaa-actin- business.
Nike Simmons and family left Mon
Gay.or Frta- 'tauiato -1.eud * weeks
>.~...o- II thin o,d ho1~
WAR. y. Weaver pissed a good ~
ar .ru-i.u b-. r. he Wa~h.u-t,u safe
r.f.. B'art i. ra.rma ~ week.
'..r .avi p arl VIE, Nav-r,-
ca.e came over Saturday a. IT. pre~c4
Il; th- Ive,-Sae,.on weddin. suuday.
Joan ard JAKE Filer were called 70
North Ia1.ma yesterday morning oV-
H. 70 the illness Of their sister Mr..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-19

and the pail bearers should be men,
bers of the Modern Woodmen Of Amel.
lea. They We're a. follows:
John Yearwood. Jake Newman. Ar.
thur Walker. VIM. McGinnis, Ben
Veach and Frank Hutchinson. The
funeral was conducted Sunday morning
a. 10 O clock. a. Thorp Hall. being con-
Quoted by Rev. W. ". kenney. Inter-
meut was made in Pages cemetery.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-19

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual sale on
Dee. llth. 1910
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-19

For -yrups in bulk including maple
a % in cans. 20 to the 4. c. Butler Il
co.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-11-19

tstl4t4 ulr ,lll.- scIu- !
I'm. ~ r.r hmm N ..l-ll..- ri |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
KILLED UNDER
FALLING WALLS.
Collapse Of a Building In sH ,l,il
risonburg Kills Two 70 and
Injuries TWO.
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HARRIsONBIcRG. VA, April o,--As
the result OF an accident this morning Mt
tho FIRST National Bank building. which
is now being torn down, two men are
dead and two others seriously injured.
who win probably die.
6 The dead men arc:
4 JOHN LONG. q white laborer, neck
broken. sslii, RI W !.
leg badly crushed, \ several scalp wounds,
The injured are:
Melford Norris colored, collar-bone bro.
ken; suspected internal Injuries; VIII
probably die, n III Z ,s,
Terrill, colored, broken thigh;
4 The two latter are mere boys. All were
wording on the northeastern part OF the
without warning, All were precipltated
through the hole into n mass Of brick
and dirt on the ground floor, Morris and
Terrill were gotten out first, after quiclsS,
work on the part OF q body OF rescuers,
who endangered themselves by WORKING
under the tottering walls Of the Dnildlng:
Long was next found With q piece q
wood on his neck, Death was almost In
Simultaneous, the physicians say Turner
was found between two joists OF the lower
I floor and showed remarkable nerve as
he directed the work Of the rescuers get
ting him out. He died at O'CLOCK loti
night, Several persons had miraculous
escapes from being preslpltats,d INTO ~ tno
on top Of a totterlng wall to q place Of
safety. Long Is married and Is survived
by a wife and two children z ~
The cause Of the floor falling was q
joist breaking, OH account Of a large
pile OF brick on the floor The floor
slowly sank beneath the men. he part
~ toyv, w hare tho acoidentE occurred M.
pears as AZ a cyclone had struck the
building. No one could be induced TO.
work OH the building to-day, and BUSH
ness Ia practically at q standstill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
The Observation-Disclosures.

.,gs TX, Especial to The TlInessD spntoh
AMHERST, VA, April O. ri, Z, news that
reaches Amherst this afternoon that the.
lHo,iae I 81 SDoiegates had voted 4 0S 10 siiB8
for the removal of Judge g. y. Campbelll
from the position az county fudge. !, !. q q
Amherst was not O. surprise to the c,.i-
Gems here. who were familiar With the he
committees report and had kept In n.
formed as to the sentiment regardtinsl
this mntter throughout the State There y
were occasional oxclamatiors as the news !, W.
passed over the town md community
There arc many. expressions Of opinion
from tho leading citizens. county o 81
,cinis ana attorneys at law here us to VINO
would DO tho choice fof tho people OF this e
county as successor to the position Tor
tho remainder Of tho term, The pre-
;vnilng opinion seems to be il that Mr.s
William Ikif,klc Allen 10 the "A choice Of
the people OF the county, and will receive
tho endorsement OF tho Amherst bal. and
1t Ia further beloved TINT there Will be
no fnctonal Tight against him from, any
quarter. H. s IS Il & u 5sl ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
TiMBERL a 4 I. fAWs
staunton Man Wins Bristol Bride IL
"a h Nj I'd 6fook ivn. 55t5 VI ok


lspeeiai 70 rhs grines plspstch)
Y BR1sTO14 =. Az r IA prll Z 9,--iNfiss Annie
sybll raw, ths pretty daughter OF Col
j, a. Faw, q Bristol, was married al.
$3.50 clock this evening to Mr.. Stephen
z .. u Tlniberlakesg Jru OF Staunton1 Va
The marriage was solen,11ized sat tho
home Of the BRIDES Qtincle Mr.. Charles
.. Tihbe lake az No II B First q Place.,
Brooklyn, Ns 81 The Bride was given.
away by her grandfather, "a M s. ~ NJ.
Tim berlake, She was attended BY her
cousin, Miss Lillian '1lmberlake. Of New.
York. Her Brother, Mr. Julian Raw, OF
New York, was the groom's best man
The wedding march was played by Miss
swasey II of as New Y ork, The bride and
groom were given reception at the
home OF the BRIDE uncle Immediately
after3tfe ceremony. The bride and groom
willivisit Washington and Bristol before
going to the home 81 the groom u I.
staunton, ya. The bride Is ono Of Bris-
tolls most accompllshe young ladies, be:
Ing possessed Of many pleasing traits Of
mind and heart. n The groom Is % distant
relative OF the bride He Is n promising
young lawyer. having already made
quite n repu tationsin his profession h For
severa years he has occupied the posi-
ton OLA tlbrney for tho city OF sta HLll
ton, Va. 4ll S;{It a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
!. FOUR TO NOTHING
Virginia Defeats Lehigh in an Error
less Game
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Especial to The Tinies-Dspatch)
A CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April a.
y While the students In the north field
ab!eacheries. clad In their shirt sleeves.
were whlstlIng "In tho Good Old Summer
Time" the Varsity baseball nine put
mp an errorless game to-day and got even
with Lchigh for that football defeat adj
ministered Virginia In Washington last
fall. The final score was 4 to Q. and every
man on the team had a hand in the
embarrassing There was some change
IN yirgtnia's lineup, stearns going TO sec
on6 base In place OF Rosser. and Saugh-
ter succeeded the former at tho initial
bag.
a number OF alumni athletes. including
SfI3en'' Wills. Jack" Grcenleaf and Pink
eStoTE rat on tho players bench and ap-
\ plauded Yirginia's good work Prichard,
who had previously defeated Lafayette,
!; Pennsylvania and Gettysburg, was in The
4 box for the Sontherners. lie was steady
throughout. allowing but four hits and
I, not giving single free pass TO first. Not
81 LehIgh man reached third base, and
three were thrown out trying to steal sec
ond. In two innings Lehigh opened up
9ili, singles. but the next batsmen went
got on easy balls TO the infeld
YiFx1pis won ths aasns IN the llrst In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
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Short-klrknatrick.

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81 L15x1N cprON VA April GA quiet
homo marriage took place yesterday morn r.
Ing Attic home OF the bride, near Murat.
ERockbridg e county, Is when Miss Ollie
kirkpatrick was welded to MI. Henry Il
Short. Tho Rev. Thomas Mowbray, pas
tor OF Oxford Presbyterian Church. Off. !.
cIated. Only the Immediate friends 7 OF
the contracting parties witnessed the mar
riagc. The bride sis the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. John T. Kirkpatrick. and Is both
attractive and popular. For some years
she has been a teacher in the public
schools in Y Rot kbridge. She Is a grand
daughter offthoglate Bishop William Fay
lor, the noted missionary of tho Metho-.
dist Church to Africa. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Virginia Against Tennessee.
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K BRISTOL, VA. April 0--The sixty.
sixth annual public debate OF the HerHe-f
sian Literary Society Of Emory and
Henry College, at Emory, Va. Will take
place on the evening OF the 18th instant.
1t promises to be a most Interesting de-
bate for the reason that the contest will
be between Tennesseeans on the one side G
and Yrgininns on the other. The question
to be- discussed is, to say the least. q
rather suggestive one, being: : r esolyed.
that the Democratic party Is being eliml-
mated as positive factor n American
tor tho affirmative side Of the question
are, q. o.. shugart{ and y. w. shuler. The
cause of Democracy will be champloneda
by r. Il, Riley ana r. T. shuler. Of W. -.
ginla, 4, ,s n 7s5 ~ W. 59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
ALUMNI BANQUET IT n
Richmond College Graduates Gather IN
Newport News. MI f. 81
E7.I3 tNCW f501 y, - . ~ AZ
at,, ~ nv, q mi rneg-DiSDatCh

Especial to The 'rimes-Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April e'-The
peninsula Alumni Association, OF hcn.
l,nond College gave q delightful panque
nj Hotel Warwick this evening. Mr.. q J,
Ian d. ones presided as toastmaster, ana id
the toasts and speakers were;
'.The Law" Mr.. 49, a. Lewis. g Z ia: liam p
ton. ~, 3i33 IA
"The Service OF the SCHOOL, Dr. DR.. 81 a.
Mitchell, Of Richmond College =,
"our Alma Mater President y W "
Bontwrght. of Richmond College e
&"Our Academy Professor ~ . , !, ~.
William Bailey. tho six-months-old son
OF Robert Bailey. Of Hampton, was found
dead in bed this morning. The c1lila was
sleepins with an older brother and was
smothered by the bed clothes.
'The four Belgian sailors belonging to
~ Rr,Nsh steamship st. George. arrested
last night for smuggling tobacco, VIII be
given a preliminary hearing to-morro"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
3 F:r,,ltNotG'lnlured.
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Especial to Tho Times. D ispateh.) r n ~
ITARRrsONBURG ], AZ. April 9.--.,he;
fright among farmers and fruit growers
as to tho effect OF tho recent freeze upon
vegetation has about subsidized, and to the
surprise OF all. neither the wheat nor
fruits were seriously injured. IA
DIR S. q. Coote, a. venerable and widely
known citizen Of Daton Va. is critically
III. n " SsSsa If g3j X
~ Rev ]. u. 3Hamaker, Of strnsburg, Va
Is holding a protrnctcd meeting IN Day "
ton. ~ .3s5i'
John Back nm aged citizen OF Dayton
was buried yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
KILLED NEAR LAWYERS
Fatal Shooting ARRAY Between Negroes
on Tuesday Morning.
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Especial to The Times plspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. April 9,-William
Ward, colored, was shot and instantly
killed by Price Scott also colored. near
Lawyers. on Tuesday Scott was directed
by his employer to go to Lawyers on
some matter Of business He told his ems
ployer that he did not want ITO go to
Lawyers. as William Ward. who was q
bitter enemy OF his, resided at that place.
and he was certain II he went to Law,
yers that there would be trouble, The
employer. however, Insisted that Scott
should take the trip,
All went well until he came within q
short distance OF Lawyers. As he was
riding along the county road, he saw his
enemy, Ward walking along ns the rail-
rection Of Scott, The quarrel had not pros
ceeded far. when Ward drew, a pistol from
his pocket and began to fire at Scott
It was . self-sc,ing revolver, and Ward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
HIGH LICENSE;
EARLY CLOSING.
Saloons in Charlottesville TO
Give Unobstructed View
Of Whole8InterlOr.
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H VII loPSc'ai w me 'lItHes.b!SPeAtS''S
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April 81
At a meeting of the City Council Tonight
tho retail liquor dea s license was flxed
at IA0o, Instead Of $3.50, as heret ofore, An
ordinance regulating the sale OF intoxl-
eating liquors was also adopted. with the
following provisions; Whole interior 81
at ali times fixing tho closing hour at 10
r, NJ. each day, Including Saturday. View
q the interior not to he In any manner
obstrueted by screens, curtains stained
glass or otherwise; sufficient ligllt 70 sna'
bio the interior to be plain " seen |. IRON
tho street; no private room or booth
Where liGnor may be sold. or drunk. and
no side entrances. Fines for ylolation OF
any Of the provisions; First offen se, from
$500, or Imprisonment IN jail for three
months The ordinance Is to so into eff
feet from and after April GOTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
ADVICE To NEGROES
Bishop McCabe Opens the Washington
Conference in Staunton.
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ttf Especial to The 9Ilmes-DlspatCnIa ~
%sTAUNTON, Var April 0 p For
years ago ] passed through this city Il
prisoner on my way to Libby Prison, and
1t is fitting that should come here to-
day to hold tho 40th session Of this con-
ference said Bishop g. g J. Nc Cabe q t
the opening Of the Washington confer
ence, which Is one of the colored confer
ences of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
s'I love the Southern people with all my
heart. and I want the colored people to DO
obedient law abiding and win the re- re-
spect of all the people, ''3fs .s.,
{ Mayor Landes. of staunton, delivered an
address OF welcome as did Rev. w. a.
Moses and s. Fl. Brown. III "a. Holmes,
OF Baltimore, was elected secretary ~
j. Nayor statistical secretary; John "a.
Griffin, treasurer. The conference VIII
continue in session until Monday It EN- an
braces Maryland. District Of Columbia,
Virginia and West Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Norfolk Gold Storage 3 eal.a

~ Especial to The Ttmes-Dlspatch,)3
III NORTO IiK. VA, Aprl GA deed Of
trust from the Norfolk Cold Storage and
Ice Company. securing the Atlantic Trust
and Deposit Company for q first consoli-
dated loan Of $4,000 was recorded here
to-day. The deed provides for the issM-
ance Of 1000 s per cent. twenty year gold
bonds. Later Iced transferring the
plant OF the Norfolk laefrigeratng stor-
age Company to the Norfolk Cold stor-
age and Ice Company was recorded, the
price stated being t$i730o
r.. B. Tentressi a we'll known leo man
Of this city. this afternoon sold to the
consolidated company valuable property in
Nebraska Street, tho price paid BEING
twenty thousand dollars,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Debate at Ashland.
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Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,1H
d ASHLAND. VA, April 9,--The public
debate OF the Washington, Literary So
ciety took place In the College Chapel
Tonight before large audience, 8T the
exercises were opened by an address py
President Alton Levin Iilblelr, who pre-,
sided, III was assisted by vice Preslae'lt
Jacobs N. Mast and Elmer =. droYe q.
Morton, and his subject, 1.-THE Cruclflx-
lon Of the Individual u The subject 81
The debate OF tho evening was, Resolved,
That the United States use Its influence
in behalf OF the stable goyernmen y, N
the South American Republics The
debaters were A. r. Bowen and 'Ihomaa
L, Kibler. Affirmative, William Prettyman
and Randolph M. Grimm, mega tive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Or. Graham Retires.
Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispntch.)

Especial TO Tho Times Dis pntch.)
WINCHESTER. VA, April 0.--At the
regular session OF the Winchester Pres
bytery. now being held In N Bcrryvlle,i
Rev. D.. {. amos r. Grahari, OF yyincl,os-
ter, today declined recollection rs stated
clerk. a. position he has held over flftya
years. During that time he has missed
but one NEE thug. Rev. a. Il q. Link, u Of
strasburg. succeeds him. Dr.. Graham
md Rev. Dr.. a 4. CT FIopkins were elected
delegates to the Southern Assembly,
which meets In Lexington. Va. next.
mont ~ $,Sg Saff VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Soon to beiMarried.
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Especial to Tho Tlmes-DlsphtchJ
LYNCHBURG. VA" April o.--Cards
were sent out to-day by Mrs. Mary P.
5Cheatwood to the marriage Of her daugh-s
ter, Miss Fannie Crenshaw Cheatwood.
to Mr.. Thomas Ashhy Watts. son OF
Colonel James w, Watts. Tho ceremony
will take place Wednesday evening e, April
22d. at ST.. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Miss Cheatwood Is a grand daughter OF
tho late s. G. Hurt. who won fame and
wealth as manufacturer OF -four
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Observation-Disclosures.

(SpcciqL to The Times Dapatcl.l ~ al
y PORSTN1U OTEI, g5 VA, April o.-Msst
Ida Lee Hare ock was married last night,
to Mr.. William Whitley. The ceremony
was performed BY the Rev. Mr.. Guyer,
Of Memorial Church. at the resi-
Street, Park View, and was witnessed
by a mum Der of friends. A reception fol-s
lowed the marriage. and after receiving
congratulations the happy couple left
for the home OF the groom In Prentls
Pin w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
TookCarbolic Acid.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial oThe TTmes-DlspHtcH.l7
5DI5LAPI1ANE1, VA, x April 9.--Nlrs.
Maude Belle Grimes died near De!aplane
this morning from the effect Of carbo1lc
acid, taken with suicidal intent. She
arose from her bed about midnight os-l
'tenslbly. to get a drink Of water. Her lius-l
band offered to get 1t for her. but she
declined Remaining longer than was res;
quircd for the purpose stated, his sus-
piclons were aroused and he sought her.
Upon finding her the scent Of carbolc
acid betrayed the fearful truth. A ply
sician was hastily summoned, and every
thing possible was done to save her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Dying from Injuries.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BRISTOL. VA, April ga telephone
message from Bluff City, ten miles south
Of Bristol, tonight. states that Thomas
Alard. an influential citizen OF that COM
1nunty. is dying as the result OF injuries
sustained by his team running away,
Ho chung to the check lines, only to be
hurled TO death. He leaves n family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
I Sentenced Is be Hanged.I

Especial to The 5Tlmes.DIspatch.) I8I
BRISTOL, VA, April o. Clarence Pot
ter, tried as an accomplish OF Boone Pot
ter for the murder OF Deputy Sheriff
Howell, in Yautauga county. n. G., q
few months ago, has been ntenced to be
hanged on May Sth. Boone Potter has
never been captured John Warren, T1o
recently killed lis father. Hiram Warren.
In the same county, was given FIVE years
In the penitentiary. .2S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
MISSING FROM H 10 f
Friends Anxious A bout N. H. Lee, Who
Has Disappeared.
(special To The Tlmes-D ispatch.)

(Speclai " = ne = lihes sl'ts .Stt.'
SUFFOLK. VA. April 9. N. II.
Lee, OF Zunl. va. has been missing from
home since Tuesday night, and to-day. in
response to fearful apreals from his wife,
a Zun bus ess man from that place came
TO Suffolk To seek tidings OF his where.
abouta--. Mr.. Lee left Zunl on the! late
Norfolk and Western train Tuesday hight.
saying he was coming to Suffolk on busl-
ness. The man whom he started to see
says Mr. Leo has not been in ibis place
nor has any one seen him. 50 lar as g. rs vs.
KIN own. {5 s3.2 M IN \. Ed
81 Mr.. Lee Is a man OF temperate habits
and one who attends to his own busl ness,
ana no plausible reason for his disappear
ance has been offered. Though expected
home yesterday morning. Leo did not show
UP, and when he failed to arrive on the
night train his wife was much ffected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Burglary at GordonsYille.

\ |H ISnocAl to Tho TImrs DIspnchO
= GORDONSVILLE VA. April 9-:Bur-
glars entered the store OF ]. II, Gr!Mth
Il Company here last night and stole
about thirty OF forty dollars worth of
cutlery. silverware clothing. confectIon-
cries etc. Entrance WAS effected through
a window In the rear OF the store. This
Is the second time within the past year
that this store has been burglarlzed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
DOGS lN#LEXlNd'TON
Town Council Says Owners VIII Have ave
to Paw a Fine. y. .55
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Especial to The Times-Dispn tch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, April 9.-The Lex
{ington Town Council have passed an or
$dlnance requiring owners Of dogs to pay
I license tax for tho privilege Of owning
canine pets, ths cost OF same ranging
from 81 to SO. sj5
s. The County Court OF Rock bridge. Judge
w. p. Houston presiding. Is nov IN sc ea
sion, and Is quite busy with LIQUOR cases ,s'es
The grand jury after examining about
twenty-five or thirty witnesses, found l
four indictments against the following
persons for selling liquor without license:
Two against Matilda Thomas. and one one
oach against 8. c, Van Landingham ana
Ran Hayslett. :.
IA Another item OF liquor proceedings IN
the court was the hearing Of two appeal
cases from Mayor Person who imposed
a fine Of $50 and Imprisonment for nine,
lty days against Caleb Brown, colored
restaurant Keeper, for the alleged selling
OF LIQUOR without license. The same pen-..
atty for similar offense was imposed on
r. r, Alexander, likewise a colored res
taurateur. Brown was acquitted by the
jury, while Alexander was given q f1 En
of $125. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

Mr.. William Russell, who was married
to Miss Annie Morecock in Weldon yes
terday, Is we'll known In Petersburg.
where he lived for several years. His
First wife was Mrs, Anna Love. OF this