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The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02

Miss Charlotte M. Werle gave an even
ing company Saturday evening, Dec. 27,
in honor of Miss Nellie Schumacher, OF
Philadelphia. After various games were
played, refreshments were served. Those
present were Miss Nellie Schumacher, Re-
ba Shoemaker, Tillie Curriden, Minnie
Baker, Ida Robbins, Emma Shourds,
Bertha Weber, Myrs Lanning, Sallie
and Olive Harker, Charlotte and Sara
Werle, Messrs. Asa Richardson, Arthur
Smith, Warren Smith, Hollis Ashcraft,
Earl Walker, John Werle, Raymond
Harris.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02

building lots Tor sale on the lower side OF 81
vim Avenue per foot. Payable by the month
Eor0n your own terms. Deed viii be given
whom paid for. Good water and dry cellar.
lN8 HENRY BARRIER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02
Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court Of the county Of Salem dated November
Sth, 1902, the subscribers. Commissioners ap-
public yendue on
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02
Sheriff's Sale

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
Sarah b. Boon and
Maria j. Slape
Compt. SFi. Fa.
and
Maurice B. Dolb0w. et al.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02
SATURDAY, JANUARY "a. 1908

By virtue of the above stated writ Of Fl. Fa
to me directed and delivered I will sell at pub
lie vandlIa On
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
GOVERNOR CRANE
MAY BE CHAIRMAN.
" (BY Associated Press.

gSWASHINGTON.s d. c.. Dec, T.-Presl-
dent Roosevelt entertained at luncheon
to-day former Governor Murray Crane
and Senator Lodge. OF MRssac husetts. and
Secretaries Root and Cortelyou.
Tho fact that Governor crane was ar
the luncheon In. addition to being an ill-
ivited guest to the Presidents Cabinet din
ner tonight induced considerable poll
teal comment. 1t has been known for
many months that 1t Is the desire OF the
President that Governor Crane should be
identified In some intimate capacity with
the presidential campaign next year. In
deed 1t has been suggested that he might
be the chairman Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee In the event OF Senator
Hanna's refusal again to accept the place
1T can be said, however, that that parties
ular subject was not discussed at the lull-
cheon to-day.
Mr.. Hanna has been requested by the
President to retain the position or ma
tional chairman. and until he shall have
determined definitely whether or not ne
will accent the Craftsmanship. no NOVA
regarding tho matter will be made. In
any event, It Is understood Governor
Crane will I'LL an important place III the
campaign management ncxt year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
"MEETING PRESIDENT"
What Takes Place When a Kan
sas Man Goes to White House.

Every day the dispatches announce
that 1.-THE Hon. Mr., Prominent kansan,
of Kansas was escorted to the White
House by Senator Bland or Congressman
Sonndso and met tho President"
This item means to most or tho Nah-
sas readers, says the Hutchinson (llnn.)
News, that the Hon, Mr.. knnsan was
admitted to the Presidents Office un-
der tho guidance of one of our states-
man and that there he was given cigar,
a good seat, and. together with the Fresi-
dent and the Senator or Congressman,
discussed tho weather, the Panama can
Of, the price OF hogs, and probably the
political situation IN Kansas. t
Hut 1t isn't that way. The facts are
mat the prominent citizen OF Kansas ac-
companied by his Senator or Congress-
man fell In line In tho nnte-room OF tho
Presidents office about 10 O'Clock In
company with hundred or more t's-
t,ngushed citizens from other states, ac-
icompanled by their Senator or Consress-
man, and stood first on ono foot and
then on the other until about II o'clock.
'rhenaa side door opened and Mr., Hoose-
yelt rapidly came In looking Ike man
who had lob ahead he was In hur-
~ to finish. Beginning at one end OF
Tho line jhe President rapidly worked
his way toward the Prominent Kansan.
who WAS turning over In his mind Just
what he would say TO the President, and
what suggestions he would make as TO
tho conduct eF the government. When
~ HgaStlsnt Gaaaae to Azs =, ksnsasR be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

545 CHATTANOOGA, rENN.-OHlci3l IN
formation has been received that trans
continental freight rates have b g re-
stored, effective January 18th. .Whl!e the
is declared that they VIII be praG slcaliy
the same as before September 1sr mhe l
an increase was made on al tfeigl TO
Pacific points from the territory south OF
! CHIcAGo, 5ILL-Thc magnates Of the
American Baseball League at their lT-
nual meeting here to,day !, r resclnaed ne
experiment and declared In fayo 3. q
schedule OF 1914 game In order to meet the
extension Of the National League scne I.
ule. The playing season will open April
BALTIMORE. AlD,-By the exrlo lon
OF a steam pipe to-day IN ,thie fire room
Z Of tho Turkish cruiser Medjyil, recently
built BY the Gra1ps ef
Dubois PA.-Four Italians were killed
and two p obably Fatally Injured BY q n
dynamite explosion at cramer, ten miles miles
wv WASHER GIoN. p c.-charges have
been Alad with the department. Of justice
SoGne y a. Ms saaes Of 3 M stra Af-
i iorn e Atkinson, Of tic Southern b!str'et
or West Virginia. and Assistant District
Attorney Elliott Northcott and mn lnves-
Igation Of them was orde'ed by the
ROME, cardinal GottL president OF the
Propaganda, was received In. audience D.!
the Pope to-day. and suhmttel as tio
ehoGe Of the pr9RPaganaa 6 9qr sp1
n Name. Ills Iiis Eioiness ratified the select il.
HONOLULU.- Rear Admirai Evans re-
ceived orders to-day TO have tl,e Aslaili
nreadlness to sail for Cavie after Chr.sl-
mas. Coaing has begun,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
THE WABASH
The, ? AREN'T R !. /, N !. I
People Now.Settle on That Line
as the Power Behind the
Dcep-Watcr Road.
STOLE A MARCH ON THEM N
The Norfolk and Western ard
Chesapeake and Ohio Now See
Big Rival Behind Move.
tspecial to The Times Dispatch,

fspecinl to The Ttmes-D spatch)
WILLIAMSON, w. VA. December l7.--
Tho reported decision Of the Supreme
Court at Charleston Saturday In favor
of tho Dcepwater Railway Company, IN
the case of the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company against the Deepwater
Railway. on appeal from Mercer county
Circuit Court, has awakened the renewed
interest Of the citizens Of this section.
While 1t may, and probably will. DO
some time in tho future before the Wa
bash Will publicly assume the control Of
this road, It Is pretty generally accepted
as fact horc that the Wabash is the
real parent OF the ,Decpwn ter.
The main point which lends color to
this assertion Is the desperate fight
waged against the Deepwater by the
Chcsa peake and Ohio and Norfolk and
Western Railway Companies. 8
STOLE "A MARCH.
THEY evidently smell mouse now, al.
though they allowed the Wabash. under
the cover OF the Insignificant name Of
Deepwater (supposed at first to be q
small affair in itselD, to steal march
on them and obtain very valua BILE con.
cessions in Fayette, Raleigh and ada
cent counties before they caught on .3
Were the Depcwatcr only q small road
to be built. through this section these
companies would not be at all disturbed
for in the natural course Of events It
would be gobbled up by one or the other
/ OF them, which In either case would
practically amount to the same thing.
because 1t Is well known In railroad cir
cles that the Pennsylvania system owns
the controlling stock In the Chesapeake
and Ohio. as we'll as In the Norfolk and
Western. Therefore, neither company
felt at all alarmed when the Deepwater
first entered what they considered their
choicest possessions but rather consld-
cred that the Deepwater would merely be
q means OF saving one or the other OF
them the expense and trouble Of building
the road. y 4,
THE WABASH.
Then It began to be whispered about
that the abash was the Deepwater.
and they suddenly awoke to the knowl-
edge that the battle OF their lives was
a to be fought to a finish, and last week 8
decision OF the Supreme Court Is q Water
loo to them. NJ II
The strenuous means used before gel
ting into the courts show how really
alarmed they are, for. OF course. they
are bound to lose out In a legal fight
In the long run. One thing Is certain. that
powerful railway system IS operating
under and behind the Deepwater charter.
and for some time past the name OF the
Wabash has been accepted exclusively
In this section for the power behind the
DeepWater rea I'm. s.. 5is 5f3{F gl.it3 4 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
Apostrophe to Dixie.

Extract from Rhymes OF a Rebel,'8 by
\ Dr.. Thomas Selbels, OF Statesboro, Bull
Bloch county. Gao
All! brave Dixie, my country, my dear
native land, IS rs
From the noble Potomac to far RI
#5 Grande! a 8
Tho be crushed thou, allegiance Is due
only thee, vi 39
And the more foes Cypress. shall my love
There's no region Of earth that's so fair
to mine eyes Il
Surely none hath such rivers, such nouns
tains, such skies, sG
In thy borders I'd rather a log hut to
hold,
Than, TO dwell with the Tanks In a palace
OF gold, Il.
IT'S the land Of Nat. Macon. Andrew
g Jackson, Calhoun, a
OF George Washington. Jefferson, Clay,
M Daniel Boone ssg ID
Patrick Henry James jackson. Zach Tay,
Tor, Lamar, 81 n itt
Smith Beauregard;. 5a,
Winfield. Scott Stephens, Toomhs Kerby
stonewall Jackson, Joe Johnson, the chief,
Robert Lee, t8ssas l55
With Decatur. Kel semmes; valiant sons
of the sea, 3jlf NJ
Albert Johnson. OF SHILOH. the war bishop
Polk.
With sam Houston, who ehatter'd the
Mexican yoke; B
Him, illustrating Georgia." the gallant i
Barlow,
At Bull Run, when victory helped
snatch from the foe.
Stuart, Hampton and Forrest, each q y
preux chevalier, }5
Their escutcheons Inscribed with sans
2 tachc ct sans peur.
Home of sumpter and Marion, OF Jasper
and Bee.a st IA y ~
Maxey Gregs dying happy his beloved
State to free: n
And with Bowie and Crockett. who. Game
AZ weeps to relD,
At the Texan Thermopyla. Alamo fell,
oh! most glorious land that such heroes
hast nurs'dl S
Thou shalt rise yat and shake off thy
shackles accursd, a
With thy "star-spangled Gross" In the
battle unfurled, syt
ia cry pixie iossyer.'' against tho
s wide world,
pronounced Bore Gar. II. ,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

gave him an exhibition OF those famous
white teeth, and as the Sena tor or Con-
gresham said. Mr.. Kansan," the Pres
l!dent sald "Dellghted to meet you, y with
the accent on the de" and with5a warm
grasp OF the right hand reaching ut tho
same time with his left to the next
man, Il prominent Nebraskan, and res
peating to him, Delighted to meet you, 4
same smile and same accent. The Presl,.
dent is at the third man and out Of
hearing before MIR. Kansan gets hlH
breath and realizes that It Is all over
and Mr. Roosevelt will not have the
benefit Of the Information that he really
ought to have ss3 ..S Is NJ NJ
That Is the way the prominent Kan-2
sans who go to Washington meet the
y lta-..t .1tllt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
LADY MANAGERS.
Confer Over Adoption Of Rules
s..5 for Their Governance.
fy,,, A Ssociat ed Press @ ltEs}ea

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Dec. ia Joint ses-
sion OF the Board Of Lady Managers and
the National Worlds Fair Commission
was held to-day for the purpose Of con-
ferrlng over parliamentary procedure to
govern q deliberations Of the former
body. The entire commission visited the
Ladies' Board and addresses were made
BY Commissioners Carter, Thurston and
Lindsay, who told the ladies' they could
adopt their own rules, and that the COM
mission did not wish to Interfere.
Mrs Frederick K. Handler, of Little
Rock, Ark, secretary Of the board, to-
day presented her resignation. explaining
that her action was due to the fact that
clrcums tanccs made It impossible for her
to take up her residence In St. Louis dur
Ing the Worlds Fair.
The National Commission sent q letter
ia Mrs. Blair. former president OF the
Ladies' Board, expressing appreciation
OF her zeal and ability In the discharge
II her duties. 3gg Is Ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

to pass your water frequently night and
day. smartlng or irritation In passi nsi9
brick dust or " sediment In the aurtne,S
headache. backac che, lame AS back, Is d zzi-l5
ness, sleeplessness merry BUSINESS, heart
disturbance due to bad kidney trouble,A
skin eruptions from bad blood, neural-
gia, rheumatism, diabetes, bloa ting. N ir-g
liability worm out ceiling. lack Of am Y.
Ebiton, loss OF flesh, sallow complexion
or Brlght's disease. w. |$3 5l
5& II your water. when allowed to remain
tundisturbed In a a glass or bottle for
twenty four hours, forms a sediment ssorS
settling or has a cloudy app earance.5 lti
lis 5'evldence that your kidneys and blad-$
der need Immediate attention. N "A B;$
3 Swamp Root Is the great discovery Of
Z. Dr.. ELMER, the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist Hospital 8 use It M tn
wonderful q success In bo,h slight and
severe cases. Doctors recommend It to-
their patients and use 1t III In their own
families, because they recognizel In
Swamp Root the greatest and most sue
cessfu remedy. II 4 5sS3 ssS5 * " Nc n
Il Swamp Root ss pleasant to take and I
IS for sale at drug stores the world over g
In bottles of two sizes and two prices
fifty cents and one dollar Remember
the name Swamp Root, DR., lSllmer's
Swamp Root and "a the address, Bing-
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. the slightest symptoms OF @ kidney or 4
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, who will gladly send you BY mail. i'm =
) bottle OF Swamp Root and n book con
ousands OF testimonial letters received
Z be sure to say that you read this gen-s
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
NOT SUITABLE.
Turkish Minister Told Explana-
ton is Unsatisfactory.
.asa ~. (RuN Associated Pressl n. ~ .

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 17,-Chekib
Bey. the Turkish minister to Washing.
ton, to-day conferred with Acting Sec
rotary LOOMS respecting the .Alexan,
dretta affair, The minister presented
statesments emanating from his govern
iment. the general tenor OF which was
to show that Mr.. Davis. tho American
consul at Alexandretta, was the agrees
sor In tl,e ARRAY. and that he had at
ia cked three Turkish policemen without
provocation. The minister was politely.
Informed that his explanation did not
agree with the facts as the State De-
pnrtment had learr.'d them. It was
plainly indicated to the minister that the
explanation sent by the Porte was far
from satisfactory, and that the vigorous
policy already Initiated would be car-
rled out 3
4 Minister Leishman has made Very
energetic protest to the Porte against
the action OF the Turkish officials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
BACILLUS FOR CURE
OF TUBERCULOSIS
fBy Assoc Press.)

X NEW HAVEN, CONN. Dec, lin a
paper read before the New Haven Medl-
cal Association on Some Investigation
OF a Bacterial Treatment of Tuberculo-
sls,'' Dr.. Stephen ]. Maher. OF this oity.
has announced the discovery Of a bacillus
which is apparently beneficial in the
treatment OF consumption. .3 ~
The bacillus was isolated from the.
milk Of a tuberculous COW, Live culture
were Injected hypodermically into more
than eight consumptives. DR. Maher as
serts that such injections are absolutely
safe. and that many apparent cures have
promptly followed injections given In
IT,, earlier stages OF the disease, while
benefit has been given In the latter STAGES,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

The mild and immediate effect OF Dr.
Kilner's Swamp Root the great kidney
and Bladder remedy, Is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful
cures Of tho most distressing cases,
Swamp Root will set your whole sys-
tenn right and the best proof Of this Is
q trial. 5sj y n
Dear Sir: 81 5fI Oct. 18th. 1908. IS
II h,,d been suffering severely from kidney
former strength and power had left me- !
could hardly drag myself along, Even my
mental calncity was giving out, and otten !
wished TO die L was thensl saw m advertise
not have paid any attention to 1T hnd i not
II promised sworn guarantee with every. bottle
OF your medicine. asserting TINT your Swlnl!.
Root Is purely Vegetable and does not contain
ans harm I'll ldrugs.$G am seventy yrnrs aud
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Our menSe's O.
different kidney diseases, with the same good
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with many thanks to you. 7 remain,
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& You may have sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy. 4 Swamp Root,
sent free, by mail, postpaid, by which
you may test Its tues for such dis
orders as kidney. bladder and uric acid
diseases. poor digestion being Obliged
EDITORIAL. NoTlcE.-If you ha,
bladder trouble. or II there is a trac,
to DR.. Kimer5 & Co.. Binghamton, N.
mediately. without cost TO you. a samp
taining many Of the thousands upon tt
from men and women cured. In wrltn
erulls offer In Tho Richmond Daily I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
PRESENT CITY Hall men
ARE ALL REFLECTED

The Committee on Grounds and Build
tngs last night elected all the pl Q mt
force Of janitors. etc,5 At the City II !,
nominal ons having been onrled for any
Of the places.
st When some routine business had haeli
disposed Of the election Of en- inee.s, fire.
men, elevator men and janitors at the
City Hall came up for election for tho
next two years from January LIST. All tho
flremen and eevat tor men were fiji, ed by
the election ofSthe lncumbents and when
the positions of janltors came UP Colonel
CutshaW and Mr.. Bottom si;oks Q. the
hall In the orderit should be kept
q MrGBottom paid high compl ments to
the efficiency Of Messrs. Thomas Bahcn,
Roper.
After Sergeant-at-Arms Ruskell had dis
courscd for q while on this line, I'll Q enti O
list were .re-elected, and tile two wa. ctmen
lSO race crt ed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
HEATED ARGUMEN Il.
Supplemental Bill May be Filed
in Tobacco Case, m.
.f3y aSSOcia ted Press,

NEWARK. N, j.. Dec. III heated
nrglAent vas preelp lated b before HleG {;
La1ies, Of counsel for, the compartments
IN the sui Tor the appolntment o. receiver
r>r tie Universal loDace9 Company ht'
tract aIesed to hayu been made between
the un:yhsal Tobacco Company and the
~ Rlll.l. eatth TobacGo Company SIN. .a
q OF Introducing he CIV dence, Mr.. Davies
SAID. was e show thu !ne contract e WAS
HAYS i the Universal Company. bound had
and foot. !eyentpnlly delivered 70 y,
Wheeler II, Peckham, ordetendant, Oh
-ected 10 the adm ssloli uf li.H evidence
and the vice. chancel4or suggested thar The
only Way In winch II could be ADMIT cd
Would be by llllng q supplemental Pill:
that a supplemental bill could be filed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
CHARGES AGAINST
ARMY PAYMASTER
knusassl,..,-.1led

NEW YORK, Dec. T.-Charges Of du-
pllcuting his pay accounts for the months
OF October and November, were to-day
preferred against Captain John w. L.
Phillips. Reimbursement United States
Infantry, by Colonel Francis S. Dodge.
chief puymaster OF the Department Of the
East Fl
Captain Phillips is on leave OF absence
from his regiment. which Is now ta-
/ toned in the Philippines. Following i'm
mediately on the heels of the suit for
divorce brought by the captain. In which
Mrs, Phillips brings counter charges, the
case has awakened unusual interest In
urmy circles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
STRONG PROTEST.
Mr.. Chamberlain Accused
Trying to be Dictator.
(By Associated P.ess) E95 M

u LONDON December ia number OF
prominent men who have accepted posi-
lions on Joseph Chamberlain's commrss; o,
OF experts, which is to pquire into the
Acondtlon of British trade and report
thereon Will, tho object OF drawing up a
karlt reform measure. We're anneunccd
p-day.
The Standard enters a strong EDITORIAL
.otest against Mr.. Chamberlain's COM
,sion, as Involving n complete change
Institutional methods and being akin
defiance alike Of the authority or
crown, the Cabinet, and the Legls-
esre. The paper demands that Mr., Bal
10 lIscountenance the attempt TO "as.
Cyl an irresponsible dictatorship ard
Iie steps to deprive the move men I ~
~ sort Of official recognition.. u &C.
FIRES that the members Of the commits
eSn are mostly wealthy protectlon.sts
,Tdly one OF whom would be entitled to
2 on really strong royal commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
YALE TO PLAY TWO
GAMES WITH VIRGINIA

(spectal 20 The Times spatch.J
m sDs VAS mad af o.day e II tn Yaa Var
s,tyH ba serbal schedule for next sprlng,
IRE Ease trip c oRsRs NIP game gaf
Noorth Ca Carolina at Norsak; AorIl I'd In !.
versity OF Virginia at Nor ok. April II a
University Of Virginia At C,harlott MA;
April 9Th Georgetown at Washington:
iAApplrii 6thsBaltImore Eastern Iseagle at
Baltimore From this State they work
.porth,,to New York ppe!ni \! their ular
9XalAI held April 18th. Ss i8! k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
POSTPONE ACTION
IN THE WOOD CASE
fRy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, d, c., Dec. 1.-THE
Senate Committee on Military Affairs met
to-day and decided to POSTPONE action
on the case OF General Leonard Wood
until January. 4th, It is planne dto go over
the entire testimony that was introduced
In the il.s ,stigatlon of charges and give
time for the preparation Of the majority
and minority reports, which will be made,
THE majority report, 1t is expected, will
be an endorsement Of General Woods
military aud civil record In Cuba.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
70 Prove what SwampRoot the Great Kidney Remedy vii
Do for YOU Every Reader Of The Times. Dispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

unhealthy Kidneys responsible for sickness
suffering than other disease therefore when through
kidney trouble permitted to continue
fatal results to follow
organs need attentonbu kidneys mostl
they need attention first. AsB
you badly begin taking DR.. kin1ers
the great kidney
Kidneys better they will help all the
organs health a trial will convince
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
ALL-NIGHT SIEGE,
Demented Farmer Surrenders
After Being Wounded.
RV a SSOCiated Pr"ssO

ps av 1sasVsd FROM II a RsS W iSst as
hill Reeves. the dementeI g, ,mer, who
yesterday shot and k'lled william II:
Rat,ord, a deputy, sheriff and warden OF
ing to serve an execution for dobt. SUR
rendered to-day to Sheriff Pr.s'on after
an all-nlght siege, Although Reeves had
which he was barricad ed, no one OF the
bes' egers was wounded, ReeI es W $
Wounded by the fire Of the posse which
had surrounded his house,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

.clared By Captain McKinstry to be an
unusual phenomenon. One Of the bolts
struck the foretopmast, splitting 1t and
bringing the rigging rafting TO the deck.
Several other bolts struck the ship and
caused some alarm to the passengers.
sOn December 18th Mrs. Holeman. Of
Alexandria, La. a second bin passenger
from the Kroonand. died of urae1na.
The body was brought to this port.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
MAN AND SERVANT
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
r1,,, Assnci,lIed Press.

(I3y AssociAled Press)
sHREVEPORT, LA, December H.
The body Of George Manuel, the negro
who was thought to have killed his en-
ploycr, j.. n. Watkins, OF Bayou Pierre.
in Red RIVER Parish, yesterday, Was
found to-day about three hundred yards
from the scene of the killing, IT now
develops that both the planter and his
negro servant were shot from ambus So
by unknown men, whose motive was ron-
berry Ys lfl nj ii tFa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
.DREYFUS TO COMMAND
REGIMENT IN ARMY
DIV Associu'ted Press,)

(By Associated Press,)
PARIS, Dec. l7.-Tho Liberte confirms
the. report that the council OF tho War
ONCE has considered the details OF the
preyfus reinstatement II tho army, and
that the regiment he Will command, With
the; rank Of lieutenant rcolonsl, has been
chosen. & "a IN a, l 81 s8