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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
Rain or Shine
o. 5. JOHNSTON co.'s nlo cur
PRICE SALE CO.'S nlGNT
ALONG. A NUMBER or SALES
BEING CLOSED EACH DAY

The Two Hundred Estra Planes ard
Organs are aoirg fza,stY. fsu
cant possibly rsabs mistake By
buying nov. Ne are retailing ~.
etrasuarta for less a this sluts
than srvssil dealers ear bux them
fer srainhfttY! ~ fact, have sotd
gate > nas4her 20 Planes ta deal.
ers stree starting this sale vine
never before theuaht Il possible
10 Get do~n 70 such prices as 1s
ara nov aUnfsna.
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FN@@sa Wv W.T.
Luke the Eanan ufnnd the star
Dust Man tbs morning fram WASH
laEtau. y. g. thaf ~ haa gAken the
liberty O eu1ployiHE a var eorfes
sneusent 20 aaeseed Nuthen nuin'.
whose hong silence lessds H. the belief
that he has be#a comm tHsloned Is
investigate tbs Fisheries st the naa-
pttnFtH altze his F@eeuf attempt 10
Interview the sultan OF Turkey. II
y known that the sultan has several
times lately spoken 9f &uthSn
iAoin BIS saek. and Eruu that Il
= tutefFea thai ths journalist has 3
laeeatiVe pasftson
Ths fellow that Luke hired i a
sire saHHHr xfafa Essa= ssH#fssA Whsz
TO facilitate hls secret invest Natians
e the Balkan army sandals. Nai
far TIE siHe being. HlEa himself
@Gufsus Peter
Pete SEE, m the following dispatch
this morning.
WARRINGTON. Il. Z sat- =
,~->>s--s- -.->.-.-.>-~e - y ~-.r--. - .--'--
dent Roosevelt Hna party arrived
from Oyster HAY Al q thla after
naaHs An audience sAa 80 sss4 to
tse star Dust correspondent. Mo
4Sked the president II e was a fast
that be carried a pistol. aa4 II hs
vas aware that II W&z aNsInst TIE
t4w 70 carry eeneaaIsd Weapons. TITS
president showed his tewtk. a.
smile slowly stole over his eo4ufas
nencs. aud reached for his hin
rssAet za Fszusizfsas4 what would afz-
f*&F . y the latest make OF an
army revolver Yes. fNrEfea he
president 4 do ard whaf Is mere
y ss aiwa1s loaded A. he ua-
HcreNed the cap on the butt Of tho
pistol and heit Il toward the cor
respondent ~n4xe a nln Il - II
years old and wnrKautnsf pure. th4s
u devise 81 ug awn. ana II only
nssd RI eases Of sfssrseaey. hat
don't put Carrie Nathan w.s4. - 1
Wuuidnt like to lose IL Yes. / sHast
NwfY PHEASANT summer. huf am
Glad to get hack 70 work again,
cULTus PETER.
FINCH THE poIsoNER.
latest advises from phlisasinbfa
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FOUR GOOD IsvrsrN ssrs


IL feet an Pike street bv - feet
90 side street inealne - t4sf
fnunth Efaame henf naft n
ground vacant eaH hsa mate
20 pay 9 80 par year ~ ifns
proving bal ssea a Efu8sfsa an
Other snud feAsufH. tine ground
value will decrease Al least =
Per cent each year and per-
bepa muFs
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Corner. aasfsa rfahf ~ She bust
nHEH Net tlun mnHih uf NreiaF
ard north II Jackson street
the improvements afa ED. but
IN gead repair the iHaama iH
AWAY uu ia the air. being over
9! 90 per year sf duu believe
~ hFa putting q hixh when
wH predict the lot sill -
wuffh 2slasn tn Z KsArns IS 90
Of the price car run ~ s Rzf
cent others have bought
gruuud Wtth old imuFuV
il the last Years ard Nuid
them AZ an advance q fttfsn
- So On. an tits property you
have the Same chance
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HAar TO mHAeH T1HY TO utfY
HH HHfHf#H ~ HffGn shore Hf tadHN WaaH4
tnslsaI alasaE1 ftaa seem eHsHts#e =Hfs
ten rHfsf aHa WHaHIuagaH# laFFs Iats
sHttfa ala aliar aHs ssItiHF fest At Ar
- sHa HtH1 e g. sHa $50 damn al fs
iH9#H1h - aifeaaF cid aFsfYHaag Ifkss
HsinifF HssHh itts ths beet nd cheap
81 nHaEsffF "a market fnt hafHs and tn
KsstHaHt haatH churches sfafess ffns
HsHaaH saH. siesHsf sHH afadsa srsnuss
ffasNatAs Grand Fiseal hnafiHF. hafhtnN
fishtHa hish ana hsHlthfal5 plenty saaH
$50 fitN Waaaf. tHuAaf on tsffua Or hafHs
tailit see NJ Wet assHf4 nfflaa 81
Rainier Reach % r ~ htuftsfAHts oHns
- HfH HaaIEn bIaek
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PINCH THE roIsoNrR.

latest advises from phlisAelnhfa
l1slIeste theFa - no excitement there
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fnQF fUFtpoN,

HAaaMIHf
he las stHaH the test fer - sFHFr
tine sd daR atnndH na the anIf
1H4ehle u iu4is0 GiAlHNuNaHt ard
AsHfniaAef Hh# tells yea tha lunefe
-~~~S~.. . .~-.>S.~-.a,>.--y..s |, 80 .-.s..
>
ttfela different fun ufhaf tsasHa led !
ualmAHas snd alaff0afAmtn lie ID
tIaaa On love marriage. divorce
Hn#H Walton IasHHifs5 ehaHsHs haHz
tanas5 NffeH sNNHfheaF1s. and r.
fact ANYTHING naftalHlaN = human
Ws5faFs ttN teiEe YHu how 10 change
faz4F life Il n5lHfUffnHs 10 enc ~ han
Ninaae# and also kiNsa yea pose sn
secretly attract nf fuHHanas the afs
saa laNe - admire. pc matter ahafs
located e de net desna4f Until you
1--we consulted him
~ HA1IsssAaA six auHstioas Hend
cate - bisth fnefane ere dollar
FNUF E1ffsf.ft9E
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL.
Us FftHF AVENUE
IT If Just AZ gHkAf TO SEE TIE
uEaENnTR TtIE NAME
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A SNAP

III Won want DRY fresh water mill Wood
order Il az the Western mill wnad and
coal yard It's the cheapest and - Il
phones independent FlttA sunset
Main 1909 residence North II.
SPECIAL SALE American ustetsese Geld.
filled Amertnsu watches. warranted 10
pears &C. 10 written guarantee Auasr=
lean watch 4 tsWsiHr Co poa let e1ps
Rainier Grand
ron SALE cheap. foot Preach range
complete Kienia Restaurant f4.N "a
ave.
- ------------------
HEAfERS-Na aud secondhand; all
sizes and kinds. Chapin,s. les First.
Phone 4. iaia
Special Notice
GOING 10 PAT a whistle on your
iaunchl See clifford Dow, III SEN
csa street.
JOHN NoGLEuERGss Art Store re-
moved to taT Ftrat avenue bloc A.
north Of piAe street. We enlarge
photos. We make picture frames Tel
ephnua Ind n l3s0 Glasses IN dFa "
inG Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY
evenings.
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oENTLEMEn's ToupEEs

Thousands Il
asn weaflhH
hem Made
nffmt IN every
sataIf Manu-
afnftaE af all
tnaa II hair
eois Cut hair
ard sam hgasH
hoeght % made
80 lnta switches
AVENUE
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H3nfN. With ftrHfseiaas improve
fnsufH irsa than II months old
lease : years Ht - a. per year
no eNfsuNr t. owner except
taxes aud Insurance. there are
e. fzsassss & Aafh fanfHs tnfus
piein the property II located
IL hest part Of the city Tor
fu0in2fH.
sinadaeo
Corner. a1xiss on Fifteenth ave-
nte. one block from AafttNnhs
large asrnar1 house. on corner
Z ezresnn modern houses ON
back nsft 90 let, good Income.
IL 4 TURNER q CO, "a Globe Block
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Personals
a NfM ELECTRIC BATTERY III ri
aut@eaNfa less money ard sill cut
last any hattffs on the market We
also % electric bell and battery
Wusk Gee NehWefnH Fad aud cherry
Ct, taHaFueHt f.els lids Tel Ind
Mtas IA ROY. reesufgY from thu
East gives genuine scientific mas
ssNef magnetic treatments Hotel
Ramona kea Nafaf avenue fuufa q
DON'T SUFFER- WITH coRNs
% q tie reliable ehirarastisf uafiarH
Nelson a AfHs Hf man. tksst4f Arcade
building
----=-==--=-===-=s====--=-s
MISS DOWNING faTnfits masseuss:
Turkish shunf baths electric treat
meht sef1 select iasta FIRST ave.
CHRIST HSEKS Dancing Glasses. =
BAL term opens second seek sept
Phone Red n
INDICATED baths electric ard ssIi-
phur tzzi Third avenue.
Fer SALE arms ard Lands
tTAT NORTH aE BALLARD = Id
aefra garden land. one acre cleared
small orchard asa
ROBERT MALTBY 40 New York at
--aasazaz-a-a-zz---.----.
Fer Sais--MisceiiNnso
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iiehaon Is going 20 run for con-
Ffvaa presumably oH the Woman
sulfuAEiat ticket.
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e. 80 Five Hnatn house. barn ard ether
saHfhulIaluHH With nNs acres II choice
lsud nearly al cleared Walking
distance ~ Riverside station 0n thu
Haa HHufnH car line good Rad T.
The fifF nHs school Hnd free mail
aslffafN eams nuuu II you uaat
this uiaaH
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sllaVe n chaser With u tied Tt
uKe how would .saa like Ia he
afertud With that whom Yan take d
drink from a public fountain the
morning afteFH
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II i'm Tianan's lo lawyers esn',
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Ton 4 nfsLiAiitE Agp lsTfLIf
ffEMI GlaAIkNnn Ant uEAftf Nj
A1Nfh9Nf0als
lie tells gonr Hfe a. II T.. - II coed
o. lad lie positively FefaHN t. aez
sHEt re beahA AlaAAl :. IT on hAts
lad HHHf reading and riot then n
HnH are rot Perfectly aHtlsfaad
READINGS & - Dos + EanGET
NAHE ANb AuuR.sfss. PROF
NHNfH0fHTHHAE COLONIAL ITO
isl. ennNEtE rfRsf AVENUE
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THY RonMAInEmYnE CREAM
1T PRESERVES TILE sfuMMY. g
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Ennaet Main at Ina pend
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THE EgAHuINA WAN a HlEHfcAN Hank
ef Esaiits#A NeHHfai banking bafinssf
tf4Esaets4 asts1siss { : 10 GO. capital
snd sntfiass tsto 900 ehtLbsF. Efss.
ss.ei.,' is.i.s's, -. nfss , ..s. Lsass
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send him to the Hallowa II viii be
because he has an obstinate jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
THEY ARE Welded
AFTER MANY YEARS
SWeethearts Of Half a Cen
fury Ago Made Man
and Wife.

The last pleasing chapter in romance
of fifty years ago was worked out here
yesterday afternoon when Michael
O'Doherty. now Of Kansas City, and Mrs,
Mary Schwitzer, of this city. both we'll
advanced In the path Of life. were made
man and wife.
More than half century ago Mr..
O'Doherty and Mrs. Schwitzer, then Miss
Mary Mcmahon were sweethearts in
Killarney, Ireland. Both came to Amer
lea. but they drifted apart, and in the
course OF time each was married. Mr.
O'Doherty settled permanently in Kansas
City. where he grew prosperous; Mrs.
Schweitzcr remained here. Years ago
the wife Of Mr.. O'Doherty died, and
some few years later Mrs. SchweitEer
was left widow. 1t was then that the
old flame was rekindled. Ten days ago
Mr. oDoherty came to Richmond. os-
tensibly to visit relatives. He sought
out his old sweetheart and they renewed
the old vows.
Mrs. Schwcitzer agreed to accompany
Sir. O'Doherty when he returns to Kan
sas City. At ST. Peters Cathedral yes
terday afternoon they became man and
wife, Rev. Father Magri performing the
ceremony. The couple will stay here a
few days, bu. early in next week will
HE them away to the far West.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
.D0WIE SAYS HE HAS
NO RIGHT TO NAME
Made Statement at Meeting
of Restoration Host at
Madison square.
tBY AssooIated Press.l

NEW YORK, october 36.-The usual
early morning service OF the Zion re-
storatlon host III Madison Square Garden
to-day was attended by a large crowd
OF Zion citizens. with a small sprink,inE
OF outsiders. Dowic attended the meeting
and spoke for a short time. He said that
he had no right to the namo of DoW-ie,
and that he did not know who his own
father was. The occasion for the state
ment was certain letters published by
morning newspaper purporting to show
that Dowie had cast off his own father.
Years ago, Dowic said. he had tho pain
full revelation made. to him that John
Murray Dowie, to when the letters were
written, was not his father.
During his address he again. denounced
the newspapers and demanded the estab-
lishment Of a censorship to protect clergy
men, politicians. Judges and business men
from newspaper attacks.
An attachment was served to-day on the
Dowie coach and team. AS the vehicle was.
being driven past the Fifth Avenue Hotel
a deputy sheriff jumped on the drivers
seat, served the attachment on the coach
man. seized the coach and team, and
drove off with them. The attachment IS
said to be for $1,000, and was secured by
Attorney Robert e. Farley. his claim for
services rendered In defending j. Luther
p erson, of White Plains forHer Zion ts.
who was convicted for allowing his child
to die without medical assistance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
WIND PREVENTED
TRIAL AGAINST TIME
LHY Associated press.A

MEMPHIS. TENN. Oct. 2s-ro-day's
programme at tho Driving. Park was de-
void OF special feature. Major Delm- r,
the two-minute geldng. was expected 70
try for his own record. but owi..s 10 he
was postponed undl tomorrow. 1t was
against Isl IL seconds. the half mile
record for PAGERS. to-mor. oW.
An accident occur. ed in tie second Eea.
of the a;25 trot. lmmed ately aztec the
start l{rkHood, Jr.. broke badly and
Great Spirit, owned by Senator Jose h
Bailey. of Texas. and driven BY NJ ~ II.
colllded with Gees SILKY. Marvin was
thrown heavily to the ground, wai.e
Great sa.rit ran through the field and
completed the circuit OF the trak thr, Q
times. summary:
2:2l pace. pur4e S1,G@0-Directum Mil az
won second ard third heats and ace,
Line O'Gold. first heat. second; Agus
Pointer. :hhd. Best time. 2:03 IL
gas trot. Magnolia st Ike, purse, 5000
Mcsetta won In two straight heats: Jay
McGregor. second: Tho Questor. third.
Best time. 2:GS IL.
1925 riot. purse sl,oo-C Cathode won in
two straight heats: John CalIweil, Gee
ond: Earata, third. Bet me, 2:li Ia
.Trot To wagon, amateur d.ivers-Ide
Highwood won in two straight ha );
George Muscoy.te. second. Best time,
2.p9 Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27

pQSIeIpuSi ne Ilau GNUI lSdtu.
President Turpin asked Mr.. Crensbaw
II he WIS no. going counter to the City
Attorneys opinion, and the latter finally
He proceeded and pleaded in conclusion
for the adoption Of HIS plan.
Mr.. Bloomberg offered a resolution rs
o substitute. instructing the City Attor-
ney to prepare an ordinance providing I "
the issuance OF g sufficient number OF four
per cent. bonds. running for thirty-four
years, for that purpose of refunding S9S .s'e
of city bonds. maturing in July, 1901. and
for the creation of sinking fund of one
and one-haif per cent, to be kept intact
for the redemption OF these bonds at ma
turity.
Mr. Bloomberg spoke earnestly for his
resolution, and said he took his law
from the City Attorney, and his figures
from the City Accountant
Jae speaker became involved in biict
colloouy with Mr.. Turpin, the latter being
in strong opposition TO the formers res
luton and when 1t was ended, there was
a. brief general discussion of the entire
subject.
Mr.. Turpin offered McCarthy's plan as
substitute for the whole.
The question REQUIRED first on the Tur-
pin subst tute ana 1t was rejected--aye=, 4;
noes. IL The aft NATIVE V5te were Mess. s.
Anderson, Cottrell. Rennods and Tur-
pin. When Mayor Taylor's name was CALI
ed, he said IN a clear voice, II vote no.
Mr.. Bloombergs plan was rejected, hav-
1ng received only two votes, and that Of
Mr.. Crenshaw was adopted-ayes, IL:
noes. 4-and the committee at o'clock al
journed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
NO TIDlNGS OF WENTZ
The Family Deny Reports Of Negotia
tons With kidrappers.
-.--- "a r,ir,nr.lis tch

tGpSCIdl " 1 ie 1i1HSS--A1ASP1b-i''J'
BRISTOL, VA. Oct. ga report was
current to-day that the mystery surround
Ing the disappearance of Edward L.
wentz, the young millionaire, had been
cleared UP, and that negotiations were
3 in progress to deliver him from k!dnap-
pers- The movements Of confidential
representatives of the Wentz family
strengthened the belief in this rur1or.
Tonight the family. through their at
torneys. dsny the report. saving that the
mystery has not been solved, that there
are no new developments, and that any
report about negotiations with kidnappers
IS purely chimer!cal.
Il is learned that the detectives have
decided TO Investigate the mysterious dis
appearance of James B. Garhard, the
Bristol insurance man, who disappeared
iour months ago from the spot w'tere
Weasz was last seen, and who has not
since been hsard Of.
The belief Is that the clearing of the
Gerhard mystery might throw some light
on the disappearance OF Wen,z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
FORM AUXILIARY
TO BETH AHABA.
One Organized at d Meet
ing Held Sunday After.
noon.

At a largely attended meeting held
Sunday afternoon at Beth Ahaba syna-
gogue. Ladies Auxiliary was organized
for the purpose OF assist ng in tho work
Of raising funds for the furnishing and
decoration OF the interior of the new
temple now being erected.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Charles Hutzer, The attendance was
very excellent, over one hundred and
twenty-five ladies being present. A high
degree Of enthus asm Was manifested and
the new organization starts out most aus.
piciously upon It's work. The elect on Of
officers resulted as follow.: President,
Mrs. j, NJ, Rosenbau-l; First Vice-Pres-
ident, Mrs Sam Cohen Secretary. Miss
Helen Binswangeri Treasurer Mrs. n
T.. Marcuse,
These ladies'. with ten yice-presidents,
also elected, Wi! constitute the Executive
Committee OF the body, Among the vice.
presidents are Mrs. DIR. CaIsch Mrs.
l.. Levy, Mrs, a, l.. Strause, Mrs. DR..
II. il, Levy. Mrs. s. l.. Bloomberg. Ars.
l.. l., Rosendorf, Miss Isoene Moses.
Mrs. DR.. Gaieski and others
There Is every reason 10 believe that
the auxiliary will form the nucleus for n
permanent organization of 1he ladies'
who will interest themselves In The IVORY
of tl.s Synagogue. Tie specific purposa
for which 1t Is called into being Is 10
raise about slb.Mp 10 be used in FUR.
nishlng and decorating the interior OF
the new temple. paying for the organ
and 80 forth, With a view 70 accomplish.
Ing this purpose, IL may give entertain
fasats u II sees IT ana receive contribu-
Mons frera members OF the copgregat or
and Others sufficiently interested In ths
synagogue TO contribute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
BELL GO.
GATHERS in.
Takes Charge Of a Local Sys-
tenn at fredericksburg.
AN ADDITIONAL STEAMER
Bar of Wesimoreland Pays High
Tribute TO Judge Mason--Meeting
Of the Piedmont Medical
Society
AN ADDITIONAL STEAMER

Especial to The Dispatch.)
FREDERICksBURC;. VA, Oct. 2s.--
The sale Of the telephone system in this
city. known as tho Rappal1annock. Fred
ericksbnrg and Piedmont Telephont
Company, belonging to local parties. to
tho Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company. has been contaminated.
Negotiations and prelimlnarles have been
going on for the past several months. and
the transfer has Just been made. INC
Southern BELL Company will take charge
of tho plant about November 1st, and
will Introduce the long distance system.
besides doing the local service. The
price was not made public t.&s
The case OF Mrs. l.. G.. Mitchell, OF this
city, against Nj. H. c, Hardwick Of
Kinsalo, Wcstmoreland county. for dam
ages to the amount OF $4,000, for alleged
breach Of contract and attachment Of
her household effects while she was
keeping a. hotel at Kinsale. in the Cir
cult Court OF Wcstmoreland county, re-
suited in a hung jury. and the case will
have to be tried again at the next term.
ANOTHER STEAMER.
The Weens Steamboat Company has
put an additional steamer on the
Rappahannocls river leaving tho wharves
along the lower Rappal,annock Satur.
day evenings for Baltimore
The bar Of Westmoreland county has
united in presenting resolutions compli-
mentary to Judge John e. Mason, which
were spread upon the records of the
Circuit Court of Westmoreland county.
Just held This was the last Circuit
Court of that county over which Judge
Mason Will preside. as under the new
judicial system Wcstmoreland county
will be placed In another circuit after
January LIST next. Tho resolution paid
a high tribute to Judge Mason as q Judge
and as 4 man. and expressed regret at
the severance Of the pleasant relations
which have existed In that court be-
tween the Judge and the practitioners.
After January LIST Westmoreland will be
in the circuit to be presided over BY
Judge T. r. s. Wright, OF Tnppahannocls.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
AT meeting OF the Piedmont AIcd..
cal Society, held at Orange, Professor j.
S. Davis, Of the University Of Virginia.
delivered an able address on "Peurperal
sepis.'' after which the subject was dis
cussed by many OF the physicians pres
ent. The attendance was unusually
large and a number of new rnembers
were elected. DR.. H. L Baptist, of Al
benarle, was selected as the leader for
the next meeting. which will DO held at
Orange on December 18th.
The last agricultural fair to be held
In this part OF the State. and probably
the last In the entire State this year.
will be that OF the Chesapeake Agricul-
tural Society, which will take place on
the grounds at lIinlarrock. in Lancaster
county, ION November 4llla5th and 9Th. g.
DR.. Russell Cottnghnm. formerly OF
Lancaster county. now a. Bpructicing
physician Of Fauquier. county. will be
married on November 10Th to Miss Nan
ME Segar, daughter OF Hon. j. r. Segar,
of .Middlesex county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
WRECK VICTIMS RECOVER
Broken Up Baggage Cars Burned
Valuable SIP in~s Discovered.
fSpecial to The Times Dispatch.i


KEYsvlLLE. VA, Oct. 2S.-Those who
were injured In the recent wreck be-
tween Keysville and Meherrn are rap
idly recovering. Captain w. d. Rudd
and wife are able to be out on the street;
also Baggagemaster ]. p. Tyler. Those
who We're most seriously hurt We're Mr..
Dorsey Tyler. who is still confined to
his bed, and Il sufferer also from ner-
vous prostrauon; jackson, the negro sire-
nan, on No. II. had one eye knocked
out and his skull broken, but Is in fair
way to recover. The negro school teacher
from Prince Edward, who had an arm
broken, Is nearly we'll.
The two baggage cars were so badly.
broken up that the officials ordered them
to be burned, but the two engines were
carried to Richmond, only valued as old
iron.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Aladenc Edwards, of
Pleasant Grove, to Mr., II. a. Thomas,
Q. prominent business man Of South Boz
ton, at tho home OF the bride. Mt 1
o'clock, October eth
On tho 18th Of November Mr.. II. u.
Ioriddy. OF the virgnia-Car Grocery
Company. OF Richmond. will wed Miss
Harvey, one of the bellies OF Memphis,
Tenn. Mr. Priddy is native Of Keys
VIE. " i llcS VIII TeSlue III ltlcNIIlOQO
Mr. George E. Passmoro, owllerof tho
Peoples Warehouse. has announced his
opening sale of tobacco on the 18th OF
November.
Mr.. James A. Bailey has discovered
very valuable mneral water on his place
In the suburbs. He will add to his al.
ready commodious dwelling and will be
ready ny the orering OF the rext sea
son with an elegant hotel. They will
be called the "1leysvlle Tonic Springs
Mr.. ]. a. Thompson, the agent Of the
Southern Railway here. has been occu-
pying the property but has been noti-
fled to vaca tc in order that the improve
ments may commence at once, and he
has rented the dwelling on King Street
fr--,er'v occ'de1 nv Mr., louis Dillon.
who was killed IN the recent wreck Of
the Southern Railway.
Hnnrns ore IN Rre't Hcmard In town,
and whenever one Is vacated there are
a number CT applicontsAfor 1t
The Keysvile Plow Works are doing
large business at their foundry. and
already orders are pouring In faster
than they can cunplY. They propose soon
to enlarge their works,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
LOUISA POLITICS
A Free-for-All Flight as,ro County Off.
c-rs-Crawford Corfid mt.

special to The Times Dispatch).
LOUISA, VA, Oct. 26--R Robert A. Craw-
ford, the Democratic nominee for the
House or Delegates, Is confident that he
will win out ahead OF his independent
The fight Is waxing warm in the free
for-all race for the various county Of
fees, Dr., p. p. May and w. j. Crank.
for treasurer. Hon. Z, Il; Gordon and
monwealth's attorney; DR.. j. w, s3aker
and j. w. Flanagan, for commissioner
of the revenue, and host of other CAM
an active and aggressive canvass. but the
hardest fight and the ones in which the
people seem To- Ec more ifseresssd out
side Of the House Of Delegates (and its
will be elected) is the treasurship and
Commemorative attorney. It is hard to
predict what the result at tho polls will
be in the contest for these nftines-