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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
PASTOR HAS
RESIGNED
Rev. j. T. Chestnut. of Chris
tian Church. at Fredericksb'g
FIRST POTOMAC HERRING
Fish viii Soon Be Plentiful at the MARI
borough and Whitewater Fishing
Shores on the Potomac-king
George Timber Lands.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. s

NCpcCIAI 70 Au0 AlAHcs'DASpokSu
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb To-
Rev. I. L. Chestnut who for several
years has been the pastor Of the Chris
tian Church in this city, has rendered
his resignation, to taFe effect. May LIST.
The resignation came US q surprise, aa
Mr. Chestnut has done d fine work here
in his denomination and Is popular not
only with his congregation. but in the
community.
Herrings are beginning to run in the
Potomac River and the first specimen
OF the season brought here this week
was exhibited at tho store Of Captain M.
3. Rove, as an object Of curiosity. This
class OF fish will be plentiful In few
weeks. At some OF the hauls made
with the big selnes ut the Marlborough
and Whitewater fishing shores more than
100000 specimens are sometimes caught
at one time.
Mr.. ]. B. Mattingly, Of Laplata, Mary
land has purchased several tracts Of
heavy timber on the Potomac River. in
eral saw mills for cutting up the same
for use by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
Mr. j. Henry Myer, deserving farmer
of Caroline county, lost his right hand
by having 1t cut OF while feeding a
corn shredder on the farm Of Mr. J. L.
Jordan, in that county.
NEW PENSION BOARD.
Circuit Judge j. e. Mason has ap-
pointed Messrs. Henry v. Turner, VIM.
f. Grigsby and r. c. Fttzhugh as mem
bers Of the new Pension Board for King
George county for 1908.
plant Is near Gnrrisonville. in Stafford
county, has vertical shaft OF about 40
feet and proposes going down II
depth OF $50 feet unless pay dirt is soon
err reached.
A lodge OF odd-Fellows will DO orga-
nized at Orangs Courthouse one night
this week.
Mr.. e. c. Rowe, who for more than
quarter Of a century has been the mail
agent on the Piedmont. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad between this city
and Orange. Is critically Ill at his home
here, and 1t Is thought he cannot re-
cover, He is brother Of tho late
Mayor. A;Ta1P. Rowe and Of Rev r. IS.
Rowe, az Maryland, 80
REVENUE DECISION.
The decision of Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue Yerkes, at Washington,
that farmer has the right to retail
tobacco Of his own growing in its ma
tural state without a license. IL crafty.
Ing to the many planters in this section
OF the State. who have heretofore been
doing considerable business in that
line.
AS indicating the deep interest felt
by the public in the condition OF the
public roads and the adoption Of some
means for their Improvement a farmer
OF Stafford county IN a communities ynr
published in the local press advocates
that ajax or license OF twenty-five cents
on every horse and mule in that county,
from three years old and up or OF 80
cents If necessary, be charged for road
purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
i've News and Fresh Gossip From VIRGINIA

act Of getting of. He had lost n leg, ana
his foot was on the step OF tho car and
his crttches were on tho plank Of the
Platform. He was In bed for several
months and paid large bills of physicians
and lost much time. The jury brought In
verdict for the defendant company.
Charles r. Hunters, alias J. r. Aliens,
kept In the 1norgue a month in tho expec-
tation that some friend or relative would
claim It. Sam Walters has been con-
yicted Of the murder, and now there is no
further excuse for delaying the burial.
The city will bury tho body In the bury.
ing place for strangers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
THREE OGTOGENARIANS.
DIE IN ROCKBRlDGE
Special to The Timcs- Dlspatch.l

1sxi HSes!r} f 1e VA 1es d IS.pat 1Srhreo
deaths OF ootogenarians are reported
within the past few days in Rockbridge.
Mr.. William 7. McCurdy, aged eighty
two years, died at his home near Flu
men. RoclSbrldge county, Saturday night,
and his remains were buried to-day at
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Henry Miller officiating. Mr.. McCurdy
retired Saturday night in his usual
health and was found dead Sunday MORN
ing. Fifteen years ago he was terribly
wounded by mower, which resulted in
the loss Of oil the fingers OF ono hand
and several on the other. During the
Civil War he was a member Of Liberty
Hall Volunteers, Company T. Fourth vir-
ginia Infantry. and served with bravery
till tho close of tho war. His wife,
who was q Miss Janison, and three chill
dren slrvive-Messrs. ]. F. NIcCurdy. of
Marshall. Mo-; j. w. McCurdy. of San
Francisco. Cal, and Mrs. James Hahn,
of Roanoke, Va. One half-brother also
survlves-Mr. A. A. McCurdy, Of Rock
bridge Baths.
Several years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
curdy celebrated their golden wedding.
Mr.. McCurdy was for many years
member Of Bethesda Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. James d. Arthur is dead at his
home, on South Buffalo. Rockbr!1gc
county, past eighty years OF age, Some
years ago, without relatives he willed
It's property to John A. Hickmrn, with
tho understanding that he was to be ia.
ken cara OF the rest Of his life, and this
agreement was faithfully carried out.
MIR. Lindsay Dudley died Sunday Mt his
ONE. rear Rockbridge Baths. at TIE
age Of eighty.orc years. His death
was due to old nge. He leaves one sou,
Mr.. Mohler Dudley. who lived with his
father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
LOCAL OPTION
Petitions Circulated In Westmoreland
and Richmond Counties. Ia

and Richmond Counties.
Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
HEATHsY1LLD, VA, Feb 1o.-A
mass-neetlng was recently held at Oak
Grove, Wcstmoreland county and rcso-
3lutions were adopted requesting Judge
Beale to order a local option election for
the Oak Grove District during April.
Colonial Beach. the old and famous
summer resort. Is situated In this dis
tfict, and It is said that the owners OF
this place will put up a stiff fight.
+ A petition Is being circulated in New
land District, Richmond county. In boz
half Of local option election to DO hold
during the spring,
a postoalce has been established In
Washington District, Richmond county
Known asSTideWater, with r. s. Davis
postmaster.
8 new telephone limo will bc extended.
from Wicon1ico to Harcum's Wharf,,
northumberland county. This will BE
q great convenience to tho people OF
that neighborhood as heretofore their
nearest phone Office was many miles
distant.
The farmers have secured their seed
English peas and fertilizer, and are now
awaiting favorable weather for planting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
REQUIsITION FOR WALK
Tennessee Officials Want Custody Of
Virginia Officer in Bristol.
Especial to The Times DIspatcl

BRISTOL, VA. February 1o.-officer
Walk. OF Bristol. Va, who was wanted
FOR the murder of Policeman Chdress,
OF Bristol, Tenn. on Sunday, and who
surrendered to the Virginia authorities
last night, did not come to Tennessee
to-day to stand trial, as was expe cted.
The fact that he remained away and was
allowed to parade the Virginia streets in
public manner Occasloned excitement
and unrest, and caused adverse criticism
of the Virginia Officers, who had him in
charge, fugitive warrant was served
says that he will be responsible for the
mans proper delivery to the Tennessee
authorities, but that Walk will not come
to tennessee until counsel Is arranged
Tor. me Tennessee authorities who had
been led to believe Walk would be turn
ed over to the to-day this afternoon
mailed an application for requisitlon pa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
RIGHT II ARM
A'M[IP:U7A TE.D
Superintendent Of a Factory
Has a Serious Accident.
MRS IS J. JOYNER'S CONDITION
She stu Hopes for the Return Of H.r
oh'Id-lmprovements and Repair.
atthe Market Street Methodist
a Church Nearly Completed.
q WI. i.
J., Special 6 to tho Times Dispatch,

" - no Hines. )tgpdtch \
li1ila liG. VA. February 1o.-Mr.
Aiisoh Wells. superintendent of tho Pc.
le.l Wood Supply Company, lost l,Ia
i.s ~ arm arm IN an accident at the factory
!, EMS MS !. morning. Mr.: Wells was n ,vori-
at the planer. when his right ha M
caught In tho machine. His hand ana
forearm was so badly mashed that q
nag TO be amputated as soon n. ia
reached r. the hospital Mr.. Wells 81 ood
the operation we'll, and ia resting /.
quiotly tas evening as could DO expected
NJ We.!s mas been resident OF peters.
ours several years, coming TO this city
from the country. He has been mn 49,, 10y
but few months. .'''. 4e ~
Ihe mind or probably the life OF Mrs.
lda Y. Joyner will probably soon ~ 1Tas %
ieted Unless some tidings come vs H
,eiea,n iit t. yoyner who has been
2 county since the Z7th1of last Novenhar
NIB Joyner's condition Is exceedineiv
fpltliul. and she keeps up only with ti,e
faint hope that some news viii W, nc he
heard from her little child. Every nos.
side cue has been carefully worked out
ana the woods near the home have beer,
searched carefully ana systematioa III !.
ana not one ray OF light has vet hcs,,,
ztnfoWn on the mystery. The mother
laaousn lew months ago q strong wo.
man. mas succu1nbed to tho grief occa-
s sn oys her loss 1t cannot be hoped
that she can hold out much longer ,Ind az
mo extreme anguish she is suffering.
NEW PEWS ORDERED
d. New pews for Market-Street McthodJst
t S5Ihusch nave arrived IN the city and Will
rs; placed In the building as soon az the
carpet has been laid. improvements at
the church are now nearing completion,
and the auditorium will doubtless ho
MONTH - Ivy
= the ladies' who have been working 80
earnestly and faithfully in tho Interest
OF me Blandford memorial fund CON
template giving an entertainment at the
Acad6ny OF Music for the benefit Of tho
Improvement. Local talent will contri-
bute 70 the entertainment In the event
the entertainment is determined upon.
Rev. J. a. Thomas. pastor OF Wesley
s s delivered lecture at Bland.
Love. Courtship and Marriage
Good crowds continue to attend the re.
'virals services at West Street, Church.
~ Nelson Branch. a respectable ooiored
citizen OF Prince George county, Is dead
had been member Of Gifted Baptist
Church in this city for more than thirty
years.
Unlfom Rank. knights OF PythIas. vii,
hold rummage sale on next Saturday.
Winchester, a drama, built on the wa,
the Academy OF Music in this city to,
morrow evening.
THE NEW HOTEL.
d Mr.. John Peebles, a Norfolk architect,
has been in Petersburg with the plans
for the new hotel to be built at Syca-
building. as proposed. is to be six stories
high and the cost Ste Co., The dining room
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
At Drake'siBranch.

Sss ~ (Spccial7 to The Times. Dispatch.)
BRANCH. VA, February 10.
REV. MIR. Cranberry, pastor Of the Metllo-
dist churches on this circuit returned
with his bride some ten days since, and
is occupying the parsonage. He is a.
son Of Bishop CRANBERRY. Mrs. CRANBERRY
was a Miss Catt,.iof Staunton.
Tobacco breaks, despite the bad roads,
are good, and the prices obtained on olM
market compare very favorably with
Farmville. Lynchburg, Chase City and
other, nearby markets, Mr.. Zuhling, ot
burg. large buyers on this market, at
tended the sale to-day. The former Is
represented here by Mr.. Nunnnlly; latter
by Mr.. Proctor. "a,
Another new store is going UP, and,
other buildings are in contemplation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
Sergeant Seriously Wounded.

- SnGclnl to Tho Times Dapatoh) q
KEYsVILLE. VAr5 Feb. 1O,-While ct.
tempting to arrest man for. drunken-
ness and dlsorderly conduct on the street
John Eubank, town sergeant, was bad
" cut on the thigh. The weapon In
ilioting the injury was a pocket knife.
The assalant made seven fruitless at
tempts to cut the officer about the breast
and the arm, as was shown by tho
s!ashes IN his coat, before assistance
arrived Tho wound which was six
inches long and very deep. was seWed
up by DR., Thompson Morton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
HAS SUED OFFICER
Charges That He Was improperly
Treated at Hamlet, N. C.


BoYDToN. VA. February 1o.-Mr.
John L. Hendrick, who was tried week
before last at Lawrenceville for shooting
Mr. Mitchell sometime last summer, was
here last week Tie feels greatly ag-
3grieved at the manner OF his arrest by
Officer Feltz at Hamlet, NC. when that
officer shot him twice very badly. Mr..
Hendricks has already Instituted pro.
ceeding In the courts of North Car
ollna against Officer Feltz for Ills ar
rest. re claims that the officer had no
The Rev. Frank stringfellow, rector Of
the Episcopal Church here, left yester-
a mission in one Of tho E SnM nuI
churches OF that city during this and
a part of next week. -.
The continued rains have very much
retarded farming operations in Mecklen,
burg, and but little has been done TO-
wards preparing the lands for the spring
crops. The roads have been almost I'M
passable. Proyender is very scarce aud
high. aNi 81 II sta4, Ma 5l#a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
Considered an Outlaw.

(speclnl to Tho TimcS-D lspatch.) -.
STAUNTON, VA, February lo.-C inte
from james Lambert. brother-in,.l OF
William Massey who shot his wife last =,
week, and who is now In jail waiting the
action Of tho grand jury. Lambert says
that Massey Is considered an outlay IN
,Wythe county. where ne nYea, aha ..iae
Lambert writes from Ecknan. ". Va.
M. Lambert says that ne and his wife
viii como to staunton In few days to
Get tho children, which are now in the
county poor house. Massey says = th ,sa
does not want him to have his children,
but wants them to go to his wife's
mothor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
From Tappahannock.
Especial to Tho es-Dlspatch

lspeclal to Tie Times plspatch.)
IAPPAtIANNOCIS, YA, February TO-
the last few days, large quantities. or
English peas are being planted,
very wet winter has given lis the
worst roads In years, The people here
apouts are talking the good roads move
ment good deal. Some OF tho farmers
say they are willing to pay money out OF
thelr pockets In order to have better
roads
about to have a mail route established
on the steamer Tourist from Frederlclts-
yburg to Urbanna,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
BURNED TO DEATH
Three-Year-Old Child Left Alone at
Home by Her Parents.
Especial to The Times .Dispatc

NDTcVIHl 70 n no IIINeS-DlSpntCh)
SALEM, VA, February 1O-MabeI
Crlner. the three-year-old daughter of
Thos. Criner, was burned to death TODAY
at her fathers home. at Glenvar, this
county. The little girl was left alone in
the house while her mother went to n
neighbours Some men who We're working
near by saw a blaze In the house, and
hastening to Investigate, they found tho
child wrapped in flames and her body
frlghtfuly charred. Her clothing is SUP.
posed to have caught from an open stove
in the ROOM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
HEPTASOPHS IN SESSION
Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the
Grand Lodge at Suffolk.
(spccinl to mo Tlmcs. pisnatchl

NcPecHl u Inc IlIncsDlSpatCn.)
SUFFOLK, VA. february 10.-The sew
enteenth annual session OF the Grand
Lodge of TTeptasophs, or Seven Wise
Men, was convened here to-day. Three
sessions were held. The attendance was
the largest for several years. The follow
Ing grand officers were elected: r. S.
Boykln, Suffolk, archon; DR.. w. T. Jor-
dan, Driver, chancellor; A. c. Metcalf
Norfolk, provost; J. S. Williams Hodges
Ferry, prelate; c. E. Outten. Portsmouth,
treasurer; c. +. Mccoy. Norfolk scribe;
IL H. Culley, Suffolk, Inspector eneral;
I. NJ. Jones, Berkeley, herald; DR., W. r..
Jordan, Driver, and W. J. Woodward,
Norfolk, representa- tives to Supreme Con-
clave, which will meet the first Tuesday
in June at Wilmington, Del; A.. C. Met
calf Norfolk; ]. A. Williams. Hodges
Ferry, and J. L. Bunting Norfolk county,
trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
From Cartersuille.

Especial to Tie Times. Dispatch
CARTERSVILLl, VA, February TO-
The two negroes who attacked mail
carrier Amos between Cumberland Court
house and Cartersvillo were arrested ms
night and are now in jail,
Mr.. c. r. Sanderson. OF Ashby, Va.
lost by fire last night a barn containing
about three hundred dollars worth Of
sumac and hay The origin of the fire
Is unknown. The loss Is about five hun
dred dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
LEXINGTON FIRE DEPARTM'T
Annual Election of Officers Followed by
BANQUET
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.

- Especial to The Times .Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. 10.-The Lex
ington Fire Department held their an
nualS meeting last night and elected Of
fcers for the ensuing year as follows:
II. &c. Bower, chief. and J. L. Hen
derson assistant chief.
Following the meeting a delightful
banquet was served ut w. e. Changers
restaurant slxty-five covers being laid.
In addition to the firemen, members of
the Town Council and other friends
were invited. Mr.. v. B. McCluer acted
as master of ceremonies.
The Lexington Fire Department is a
voluntary organization, and Is one OF the
most efficient in the State. They have
carried off honors at nearly every con-
vention in competitive races.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
OFFICERS ELECTED
Park Agnew Retires from Directorate
of Mount Vernon Line.
Especial to The Times .Dlspatch)

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Feb. 1O.-The
stockholders Of the Washington. Alex
andria and Mount Vernon Electric Rail
way Company held their annual meet
Ing here to-day and reelected oil the
old officers with the exception of Park
Asnew who resigned as directed, in
favor OF r. *. Nipple.
1t was shown/that tho business done
IN the past year was the largest since
the road started
The gross receipts were $I7, COS. rs:
operating expenses, l40.23O.63: receipts
over expenses, $77.42ol2. leaving a sur
plus Of s44,o2o,l0.
A dividend Of two per cent. was paid
stockholders on capital stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
HAS DISAPPEARED
Many Animals Have Been Bitten by a
Mad Dog In King George,

VSPeclnl to The Times DIspatch)
CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VA. Feb. 1o,-Jom Bumbrey mystic
rlously disappeared from his home, at
Chattorton, In this county, several days
ago, and his Whereabouts cannot even
be conjectured. Ills wife and children
are greatly disturbed because of his I'm.
accountable Disappearance,
Bumbrey resided on the banks Of the
Potomac River, and his relations fear
that he has been drowned, though there
Is no evidence to support this theory,
Some of the many animals bitten nv n
rabid dog here two weeks Ego are ran.
Idly exhibiting SYMPTOMS OF hydrophobiu
count Of It. -. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
KILLED BIG BEAR
IN RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY
lsneclnl 70 nhe rlmra. nlsnntll

lNPecIhI 70 The TInes'Ulsphtch) 110I7-01
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb 10.-Report
has reached here that Mr.. G, G., Nor.
cross, who lives on James River, Rock
bridge county, killed bear near his
home which Weighed over 300 pounds.
another bear was also killed In the
nelghborhood.
Monday Mr.. ]. III. Leech. Of licking
ton, Joined DIR, II. r. Laird. of james
River, for bear hunt In that neigh
borho0d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
From Columbia.

(spccinl to The Times.D lspatch,)
ooLuMIsIA, VA, Feb 1O,-Dr. u. w.
Richardson, Of Columbia. is critically
iii at his home, with little hope Of his
recovery, His health has gradually been
failing for some time. he has been UNI
conscious since Sunday, and his death
is expected Mt any time,
James BHrrot, n respected old negro
preacher OF Columbia, died on Sunday
night III, the seventy-nlnth year of his,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
Roanoke's Oily Council.
Especial to The Times plspatcb,

:; ROANOKE C VA. February lo.-Tho.
office Of city auditor and turning The d dna
ties OF the office over to the clerk NJ
the Council, The Council also laid over er
the. matter of increasing taxation frnn
SIS to sl,S5. The following Fire Board
MAS Was elected: James II. Woods, Austin
Neal, joseph Rosenbaum. A. w, Lescure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
In Spotsylyania.

tspeelnl to Tho T!mes,p spatcl,)
Eight, persons plead guilty in the' court
here to having sold llquor without n II.
sea G IN t fee Te rs part 9f the county
the RappahannoW DIstriot, held the eSi first II
quarterly conference for the year here
Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Whitley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
An Incendlary Fire

tsnccial to The Times. Dlspntch,)
FOTTOWAY C. FL, VA, February TO-
Mr.. John s. Epes, prominent farmer
near here, lost by fire this morning his
stables and feed and farming implements.
The loss was $4,000, The fire Is thought ia
be of incendlary origin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
Soon to be Married d.

J.. Special to THO Times Dispatch.)
HINcOTI0AGUN VA, February TO-
Cards are out announcing tho approach
Ing marriage of Mr., William Watson ana
Miss Minnie sLunn. residents Of the 3lsl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
IN YORKTOWN
Bishop Randolph breaches and Con-
!: !. rs. % IS. firms a Glass.

s.tYsr trims Glass.
,f5 Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
YORKTOWN, VA, Feb. 10.-Bishop
Randolph reached here yesterday at noon
and held confirmation services at Grace
Episcopal Church. siy
Mr. w. B. Purcell. the saw-mill man,
OF Gloucester county. has just completed
his new plant, having added quite an
amount OF new machinery. He is work
ing both day and night force to catch
up with his many orders.
# Building Is on a boom, but lumber Is
quite hard to obtalnoas needed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
CAPT. BUNTING RECOVERING
Five Masted Schooner oolldes With
a Llghtship In a Fog, ....3

2 : IHptcIHI VI 1Nd 1IH1eB'U4sVutcH,J
CIIINCOTEAGUD, VA, February lo,--i
Captain William Q, Bunting, who was
very badly cut during a recent alteyca-
ton, Is rapidly conyalescIpg
Rev. Mr.. sandegl!n, Of Philadelphia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11

- CU1I!uuCtINR an Inter0BtlnE series Of
REVEALS I, here at the Beulah Baptist
A hve.maated schooner ran into tho
liigM snip during the dense fog few
days ago on Winter Quarter shoal. caua.
Ing much damage to both vessels.
very handsome building has recently
been constructed between tho Chnco-
league National Bank and Rawley and
Sclbys store. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11

OF announcement Of the Antl-saloon
League Of Virginia to the members OF
my congregation and the official board OF
the church,"
The church will probably take some ac-
ton In the next few days, and 1t Is be-
lievcd that Mr.. Peters acceptance of the
office will be opposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11

on may say that shall leave the
matter of the acceptance Of the position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
WILL. BE OPPOSED
Hampton Methodist Church Unwilling
to Give Up Rev. S, j. Peters.

4. NEWPoRTeNaWs 81 VA, February 40 =
Rev. sydney J. Peters. OF Hampton, to-
night said to The Times Dispatch CORE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11

Frank J Farley the sporting man. was
shot three times by his brother-in. la "
zoe brown. at their home on South Street
portsmouth. this mornng The shooting
gIeW OUT OF domestic affairs. Mr. Brown
hreu 1our shots, three OF which took eff,
feet one In Mr. Farley's head, making a
bad scalp wound The second ball strlcx
Ire his right cheek and the third in Ma r.
ley's wrist. The wounds are not regarded
Az dangerous.
Horace A. Reeds suit against the Nor.
folk Railway and Light Company waa
tried N ths Court OF Law and Chancery
to-day He sued for 5000, alleging thar
he was thrown to the ground and seri.
,cufly hurt by the starting OF the car OF
tas Ocean View Road while he WAS in the
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Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
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