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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
TROUBLE ON
STREET CAR.
Negro Man and Conductor
Have Lively Fight.
LADIES MUCH FRIGHTENED
Rowdys Head Laid Open by Conduc-
tor, Who Welded q 7 ransfer Punch. y
The Man Is Nov In the
#.sa. County Jail.

Great excitement prevailed for short
time yesterday afternoon upon Seven seven
Pines car, In which were seated Quite
number Of ladies and gentlemen
For causes unknown negro man. also
passenger. became obstreperous, and
began to curse and swear In an unseem-
~ manner. When he finally proceeded
to kick UP q row in good style tho ludies
were much pcrturbed, and 1t looked at
ono Stimo as II there might be serious
trouble. Tho man was forcibly removed
Whercnt no became moro violent than
over. "A lively scrap in the roadway en-
sued. ind blood flowed freely until the
negro's1 head was laid open by a transfer
punch In tho hands OF the conductor
He was later arrested and locked up In
tho Hcnrico county jail. l
@ II HOW IT HAPPENEE.S
When cur No. 1903 Of tho Seven Pines
line pulled OFF from Richmond about
$3.50 O'clock In tho afternoon there were
several persons aboard Among them.
as stated. were several laditls John
Minor, a New Kent negro, and several
OF his friends were also along. After
tho car had been about ten minutes out
Minor. who was somewhat Of sport.
began to curse and swear and use various
vile cpithets In the presence OF the
women. The conductor, Mr.. G. =. Reid.
Il young man who knew Minor, called
y him to tho rear and demonstrated with
him, but tho man only grew the more vile
and violent In his language. 4 S5
Tlercupon Mr.. Reid stopped the car
and pulled tho darby off. When the
two were In the rond together Minor
made break at tho conductor and a
fierce fight ensucd. The motorman
Joined In, and five negroes, friends OF
Minor, took a hand. They showed no
warlike spirit, however, and tried only
to separate the combatants Meanwhile
the car stood there VITA the people in
1t looking on u
tat Having nothing better with which to
protect himself Mr.. Reid pulled out the
punch used In making transfers.
E When tho negro came at him again he
u gave him sharp crack over the head
q with 1t and blood squirtcd. Minor had
4 enough after that. and shortly after the
car went on its way. Mr.. Reid had
his clothes nearly stripped from his
back, but otherwise he suffered nothing
MAN ARRESTED.
Tho negro. who was left standing in
tho road went of In some direction or
/, tho other, but l,o was easily traced by
the county police, who were at once
notified Of tho affair. He vas arrested
by spcc!n! Policeman J. D. Clark and
a was taken to jail. f.
When he reached tho courthouse Minor
was somewhat the worse for wear. His
shirt and cuffs were dyed with blood
and his head was still bleeding from
the wound inflicted by the transfer
punch. He was otherwise rather badly
battered up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
OLD RIVER PILOT
AT LAST IN HARBOR

The river men will be very sorry to
hear Of the death Of Mr., Frank Drew,
for many years q pilot and tug boat
captain on James River between Rich
mond and Norfolk, Mr.. Drew had been
In failing health some years. and had
not followed his calling for at least four
years. During his retirement he lived
at Claremont. His death occurred on
Thursday, and was due to a general
breaking down Of his system.
Mr., Drew was born In New York State
In 1888, but came to Virginia many years
ago. All the river men about Richmond
knew HIN well, They knew ne was IN
had health, but they were none the less
sorry because Of his death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
To Help Colored People.

The Central League and Training
School,, n colored institution on North
Third Street. will soon have an Advisory
Board, which will include number Of
the most prominent white men Of the
city. These gentlemen have consented
to take hold and endeavor by their it!t
Aucnce and advice to free the school from
all debt. amounting to about S. 900, Tho
school expects to help Itself All 1t is able
entertainment will BIO given on the eve-
ming OF March 18th by tho League Glee
Club and virginians. The second enter
tainment occura the first Monday IN
April. and will be by Polk Miller. The
third AIaaday In April. the third Of the
series will BIO given In Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
INSTANTLY KILLED
One Negro Boy Shoots Another Near
Charlotte and Is Arrested,
(specIal to Tho Times. Dispatch.)

Il
( CHARLOTTE N. G.. February IS
The ffteen-year-od son Of William
Oglesby (colore6. who lives on Mr..
Frank T.. Alexarder's place, about tve
miles from Charlotte. was shot and IN
stantly killed yesterday afternoon ~
John Walker, q negro boy. seventeen
years old. Walker was brought to Char-
iotte this morning and 2 preliminary
hearing was held before Squire s. =.
Hilton. The facts as brought out at the
hearing prove beyond a doubt that the
killing was accidental.
The Dixie Pants Company, q corpora
ton that has been engaged IN the manu-
facture Of pants for the past three or Jour
years, is going out Of business This
course was agreed upon at a meeting OF
the Interested parties several days q, ago.
While no cause has been assigned, It is
,,nderst stood that the gentlemen who own
the stock IN the corporation desire to
quit business Mr., ]. NJ, Oates IS presl,
dent and treasurer of the company and
Mr., jay HIrshinger Is secretary and
manager, % fsIf 54f3,.4t AZ -4i5 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
The N ews In Amherst.

(snecinl to Tho Times Dspatch:l gi
AMHERST VA, February 28,-The
news which reached here to-day, that a
majority OF tho committee who sat In the
Campbell Crawford case Would recon-
mend the removal OF Judge Campbell
from the position as Judge Of the County
Court has been received with the greatest
interest Sin Amherst. both among those
who have sided with Judge Campbell.
ana those of the contrary opinion.
8& His opponents nre saying now. as the
prospects seems to be for the Judges re-
Inoyal, that they, have no malice or Ill
will towards him. but most earnestly de-
sire that he may be removed, Els
friends In Amherst who have stood by
him in his long and nrduous struggle, are
much disappointed at the. action OF tile
committee. They had hoped that q ma.
jority would stand by HIN, to the end and
recommend a dismissal Of tho case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
sGERAR b ADVo GATES PAR kER.s
Prominent Nsw York LawYer o eciartA
1a His Preferences for judge Parkey. s6s


The unaninity with which Democratic 4
In almost every state In the tJnlon cone
cefitrate Upon Chief Judge Alton Brook
pArAer, of the New Y ork Court OF stp! Y
peals. as their choice for presid enuals
candidate is unprecedented Ia the rollts.s
lcal annals OF yhls nation. The Swell
ling chorus Of approval, Of laudatlon.s
which carries no word Of protest, of obs
lection, Of condemnation, fans the spark
of enthusiasm Until IL g1ows in s the
breasts Of hundreds OF Democrats, who I
show their eager desire to follow the
voting Democrat Upon the battlefield 3ol
1904. IA l3 5 x is$l t8l 5s
AT no time have the principles OF the
Democracy Of Jefferson found 50 many
earnest advocates, and not since 1884
have the indications Of harmony within
the party been so prevalent Men otS
intellectual ability positive character
sy ana
to the magic OF Judge Parker's name.
Among these In the city and State of I
New York, Is James w. Gerard, bril-
liant lawyer who has attained disttnc-F
ton at the bar. He has taken a gde-a
cided attitude and he, has quietly and
force to bring about the nomination of
Judge Parker. II iiB W 55st tsi66l 'j9stS5{
Mr. Gerard says. ut Is an old Derno-?S
cratic maxim that the office should I
seek the man. The practice Is all IN
the opposite direction Offices eldng&
has become q professional pursuit.. ] udgog
Parker does not seek the presidency
Els exalted position as head Of the
most exalted judicial tribunal In this
State may well I'LL the measure Of hts
wel-restrained aspirations. But wo
Democrats have the right to again make
the national Democratic party nll 4 thac5
It was Under its best and ablest lead-S
ers; and discovering in Judge PG<kers
the nninnting force, we have the right
BY all legitimate endeavor to assist
an effort to place Judge Parker, at the
head Of our ticket The South has had
the start ofE,is In naming Judge 4 Par-8
ker, but I can say with some personal
knowledge OF tho facts that the day 6 isS
near ut hand when New York Stnte.$
from Buffalo to Albany, and from AZ ~
bnny to Greater New York, will ring
with the name of Parker" s33SS5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
|FIERCEWIND
TANNED FIRE:
Business District Of Halifax,
MS. Was Threatened,
DAMAGE REACHED 100000
DAMAGE REACHED $500, 900
This Represents Property Loss'n DOL
lars--Three Flrernen Seriously In.
jured by Collapse Of Ladder on
Which They Were Standing,
lfnr Annotated prcssA

(By Associated tPrcss.)
~ HALIFAX, NJ. g., Feb ga tremen-
dous Are, famed by fierce wind, threat
ened tho business district Of Halifax with
destruction for several hours tonight.
Property TO the value Of $500. 900 was de-
stroycd and three flremen were seriously
injured BY the collapse Of ladder on
which they were standing.
The conflagration started in the starci-
room OF the biscuit and confectionery
works OF NOR, Son & CO.. opposite the
city Hall ana Public Library. The em-
ployes had Just left the building. A gen-
eral alarm called the entire fire force OF
the city to the central district. In adj
dltion, the garrIsons were turned out as
a nre-flghting brigade and patrol force,
the Royal Engineers manning their own
apparatus and preparing for the use OF
dynamite on buildings should the fire
have been beyond control. Appeals for
help were also sent by the Mayor to
nearby places.
CITY HALL 5ABLAzg. 5}3
R The high wind drove the flames east
and north. All the buildings opposite the
NOR building on Duke Street were con-
sumed. The west end Of the City Hall
was next ignited, despite the fire depart
n1ent,6 BreatcSt, e11OrLS 10 save LIB splell-
did building. A desperate fight with the
advancing flames took place at this point
and tho f1remen won out. The fire in
the City Hall was confined to the upper
story Of the west end, where tho Public
Library was situated. The library was
considerably damaged In the mean :
time the wind having shifted, the fire
commenced to spread south along Argyle
street, and before 1t was finally checked
all but two buildings in this block were
consumed. Morris immense factory.
covering almost block, had become a
roaring furnace. and all approach was
prevented
g. This was on account Of falling walls
"A heavy fall OF rain accompanied the
gale, and this fact no doubt prevented
the outbreak of other fires. The fro oc-l
Cured In the very heart Of the city. At
one time the danger Of q con1agration
was so great that the Royal Engineers
pulled down certain buildings and this
operation was so successful that four
hours after the FIRE started It was de-
clared under control
The insurance carried by the firms
burned out amounts to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
GOOD TOBACCO
is in DEMAND
fsnccIa, to Tho Times, pIspatch,)

T-77 (Spcclnl to Tho Tlmes'p lspRtch,) . = ~
x GREENSBORO, n, g.. February 2s-
Prices for tobacco In this market nave
rnod tobacco being in active demand at
from srom Is cents to 81 per hundred advance
on prices the past two weeks, Receipts
hnve not been large, owing to previous
bad weather, but the past two days has
Witnessed a great Increase in offerings. !.
Z The first Of the week the Quality OF
tobacco brought was the poorest OF tne
season, but since then the average mas
been very good. Dealers here, despite
the improved prices this week, declare
that the tendency OF the market IS stu
downward, Farmers arc busy preparing
plant beds for another crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
IN GREENSBORO
ills Feared That Raleigh and Charlotte
viii Get the Monuments.
) fsnesial % INC T,mes. pIgp.tch. )

WIN 1el ltlS
Special to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO, n. c.. February 2S.-
District Attorney Holton to-day appoint
ed Mr.. w. r. Pannill. OF Reidsville. as
his assistant clerk Mr.. J. H. Buxton has
been promoted to the chief clerkship.
Vice Colonel J. a. Martin, recently de-
ceased.
A large delegation, headed BY Major
Joseph NJ. Morehead. president OF the
Guiford Battle Ground Company, left
today for Raleigh to present to the Gov
ernor tho claims Of the Guilford Court
house Battle Ground for the Nash ana
Davidson monuments.
4 It looks now as II Raleigh and Char.
lotte would get one each Of these mon
uments though the Battle Ground Com
pany secured the appropriation.
I'D United States Commissioner j. Il.
Henderson. Of NVllksboro. had a hoar-
Ing before Judge Boyd here yesterday on
charges brought against him for favort
Ism. to illicit liquor distillers. lie was
charged with failure to take sufficient
bond In one case and failure to issue
q warrant against moonshlnerE IN nnoth-
CIR. Upon investigation Judge Boyd dis
missed the charges, not having to exam.
inc single ono OF the witnesses pres,
cnt for the commissioner. District At
torney Holton was present, and Mr.. lien
dcrson was represented by Messrs. ]. a.
Alexander, of Winston. and Judge w. T.
I3ynum. OF Greensboro
The Sapphire country. In the mountains
OF North Carolina. west Of Ashcville, IS
so overrun with visitors that MI. Frank
p. Morton, OF this city who MANAGES
tho Franklin Hotel, at Bernard as q
summer hotel. exclusively. has been COM
PEELED to make arrangements to open "
as soon as possible. and will leave next
week for that purpose The Franklin Is
! one of n string OF summer and winter
hotels operated by the Taxaway Com.
speny. q corporation with foreign capital
that IL developing that section, with saw
mills. factories, hotels, railways. sc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
PATENTS
GUARANTEED,

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model or sketch for free opinions as to
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cal movements; tells how to obtain o
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tent Record Sample a0py free We aso
Address I. !, = :, ~,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
Z
FOR \ z
q II
ay7p 4 PREVENTS PNEUMONIA.

"77n PREVENTS PNEUMONIA.
The effective treatment Of an ordinary
a"Cold" Is q matter Of day or two
against a possible subsequent sickness 81
for weeks. !.
,Thc Indications Of y severe attack Of
Influenza are headache chilliness, gen.
eral muscular puins, fever, Asore throat,
cough and systemic lassitude. .,
It is folly to risk grip or Pneumonia,
when the Use Of Dr.. Humphyeys'
EvENTY.sEvEN" viii prevent and
euro Grip and Colds, The best results
are obtained by keeping ~" handy 1T
fits the vest pocket) Taken early, It
clits-it short promptly. Taken during
It's prevalence, preoccupies tho system
and prevents its invasion. Taken while
suffering, relief md cure arc speedily
realized At Druggists, 25c., or mailed
Humphreys Med Co.. Cor. Williams &
John StreetB, New York. 45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
DEATHS.

s355s4ffI ilssE8iSHss DEAl 45st3$ as!5t3i4
coyRTM1Y Died Ct his ,r resId l. h Nc.
BEL G1te Go g I :, f5SeN " y =
ana Ra1. Eh tasf sHSSb fcH shS sSf
T. ie6s a At H oclock +. NJ. Friends ii
" the family aro invteGa to attend.
EGhpsd rd At zig resdsnee 81 his
9srEh %eesI street. Jf1MiEs IA {
ssss $os Vi taas PISS sBsp sss'
o'clock.
eaHHfgThs Ssfta @ ANSReSo as;
r4Hg g yye sSGn M q taR ky place at rrth
S ssEsss hsS}|!:s S4sES3 :SsH
TIL rs w at a.? 4 fa I'll IF servant & shs
Ginter Branch, as dooykeeper for q
R psrs 81 I E XlfSri odge e e. az e
4 Invited to attend, Il
HAR AR motb LITE Ees q R H. lSa
S Sear Of f hsF age s'ssG At NJ Saturday
evening. ,roN1,Ay
EVENING from st. Andrews Church,
s0 nssSy 4 s 1's ma s.
lewis, Ne ,,, GS9 81, James Stree. Mrs.
GAs:so O'clock, from First Baptist
Church. Friends and acquaintances IN
MTTTweehMtgltrd strse C. as Ho T. Mi
5sS~ 5Rf Hsss rR Rsr ShSFes
y o'clock. Friends and acquaintance IN
Not a nSY & 1St liz II bst ssm ah years.
WSan ffa so hs mSss 1a Sws sHs tss
sIslAlo Died at her res IL M No
i BA Ra r. Ns9 III the satyslsth
i hgry u II, q o'ci SsHFfse =. &, AA1
TopD,-Dled. al. $3.50 7. NJ. February; e,
1903 Mr g,n A. q rove nR, RIM g. and az Queen
somet p az is Survived By three sons
N hSssfs snd 1ae ii ana and Il l. foaa 81
this city,
Funeral Notice,
cHR5ar + Faes fnSsFa VIII e AZ plaao
q Awhile HI la%aSl si GssaI!fffh q $ss
slogs TIE pSI. I4s rsw Isl, + nj Mas H.
eH i, Lewis, asotge ~ PassSps' itEri &
benoon and James Winter, ,d me- G thrss
s sl.1, y sons ms and two small children AR.
christian was 4 brother Of Mr. 4, Percy
Miss a,n. 4 + tb n,s@ aaty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
.utheran Pastor Installed To-Day,

| Rev. r.. FL Meuschke. the new pastor
Of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church. will
be duly Installed at the morning service
at this church to-day. beginning at II
o'clock, Tho exercises will be conducted
by Rev. H. Walker. president of the
Eastern District OF the Lutheran Missouri
Synod ksy. Mr.. A1euschke will preach
tonight for the first time at the 8
o'clock service. The new pastor Is the
guest OF Mr.. Adam FeitIg. No. I'll East
Main Street. Ar3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
Saws He Has Following.

who is engaged with John s. Wise in
city yesterday. He talked with some Of
WITH his movements Hayes says he has
q powerful Organization Throughout the
State. He asserted TINT teveryg precinct
In the State was organized. t7 "a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
KILLS MANOR THIRTY
inY Associated Press,

(By Associated Press.) sf
GRDENvILLD, S. c., February 2s.-
Thomas Wilson. aged thirty, was shot
ana Instantly killed tonight by G!llom
Willbanks. q thirteen-year-old boy, The
shooting took place at the home Of Will
banks, q A
The boy surrendered after the tragedy
ana Is now in jail. He says Wilson was
beating his mother and he interferred.
Wilson then struck him and he thereupon
secured pistol and shot Wilson through
the head j5l al ,jiI Fa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

we'll KNOW, young people, was In progress
Under IA H,i,anagefnelit. and direction OF
prof. ". II. Wyntit, Tho notice Of the
trouble feared was given by the director
hAt hls instance three officers, Patrol.
men wiltshire, Toler and Wiley,9vlslted
the hall qr ullsht, az, ndro Il ~ sr re
air., 81 it 81 the sltrface when the police
men arrived On the scene. The couples
ware rhitzltig as usual, and all was caltn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
VOTE SITE FOR THE
STATUE OF STUART

There u little doubt, II there BIO any
DOUBT Whatever, that the proposed eques-
triaii status Of General !. Il. .. Stuart
viii BE- erected In the Capitol pit Square
mites OF, JTlnance and Banks dedicati,;!
site and making an appropriation Of
$4,000 TO the monument fund WAS nd
ate Yesterday. It will pass the Senate
without objection, and chances are that
It will no through the House Of Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
HELD DEBATE:
WITH A MORMON

IN A heated discussion between Norman
Elder and an unknown citizen at the cor.
ner OF Broad and Seventh Streets last
night attracted such ar. Immense throng
that Patrolma1l Wiltshire was required to
Interfere to prevent the street from being
blocked. Despite that, the affair was a
man-to-man discussion Numbers Of Pee.
pie stopped to inquire tho cause, and this
naturally nttfaoted others. i4E Sf31
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
MORGAN AND PARTY
.s. LAND AT HAVANA
(By Associated Press, }

HAVANA February 2s.-J. Plerpont
Morgan, accompanied by Miss Morgan.
Fl. B, Holllns, DR.. AIarloe and Mrs,
Markoe G.. 3. linear. Mrs. Douglas and
Miss Rhett, arrived here to-day on board
the Oliyette from Key West The menu
bers Of the party said Mr.. Morgan and
Mr., Holllns came here on q pleasure trip,
which was entirely unoonnected with
business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
Thermometers IN New York,

NEW YORK, Teb. 2s-FIfth Avenue.
Dr. r. G, Bryant marlborough, Miss NJ,
hicElYill, G. g, McRae; Grand Union,
c.8P, McClura; Yictosla, S. r. Sullivan;
Holman, r, 7. Montague. ", a, Mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
TRINITY RIVER HIGHER
THAN FOR YEARS
(By Associated Press.)

z DALLAS, TEx., February 2s,-Trlnlty
River reached the highest mark for tlllr-
teen years at Dallas to-day and Is still
rising. The lowlands In thls vicinity
are all under water and some loss of liye-
stock Is reported Raill ohd traffic Ia seri-
ously interrupted.
counties many thousands of dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
INSTANTLY KILLED
Made a Remark Reflectlng Upon An
other MANS Sister.

otner Mans Sister.
RALEIGH, N, g.. FEB. 2sTzWill Wat
son was shot and instantly killed last
night atgrlpton, q mountain village In
Cherokee county. Dick Birtchteld and
John Nelson did the shooting. Both
Blrtchfeld and Nelson made their es-
cape and have not beer captured.
It Is claimed that thu shooting followed
q remark made by Watson concerning
E3lrtchhelds sister, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
{ CALLED FOR POLICE

There Was No Trouble, However, at
Monticello Hall s5 n
b It was reported to the police last night
that SERIOUS trouble was Imminent at the
Mont lcello Hall on East Broad . Street,
hst%aen Sixth and Seventh while 81 q
A1sss s st which were present dozens q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
THE rlAY CARNIVAL
Mr.. Cohen viii Name the Committee
To-Morrow, 4

Mr. Isaac Cohen, the temporary chair
man Of the meeting called to consider tho
matter Of holding d Carnival In May. Will
name tho committee which IS to report
upon the proposition tomorrow. .
Mr. Cohen had not made up his mind
yesterday as to whom he would appoint,
He Will find out first who Is willing to
serve and to DO the work assigned them,
As soon as he gets this information he
viii name the committed. 8a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
WHY NOSE MISSED a JOB
Didn't Know f-e|o do Sc Was the Latin
Term For Suicide.

An Old River Ark, special says:
Nose t,s Jackson, oolored' OF this place. Is
highly Indignant because he was refused
an appointment as Justice OF the peace
the other day and q white man selected
In his place.
Gpsancs Of I.atlA che 1Tsl1 who got
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

Read BoBs, third -
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(spocial to Tho Times .Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. VA, February 2S.-Mrs. O
II. Flippo, the wife Of Rev. Fllppo, who
was for many years a Baptist minister
( in this city, died In Philadelphia this
morning from heart disease,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

The insurance carried by the firms
,urned out amounts to s175.ooo.