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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
HE JUMPED
OVERBOAR.D
Attempt Of Old Soldier L to.
Drown Himself.
DR.. JONES APPOINTMENT
Receives a Commission as Assistant
Surgeon in the Marine Hospital
Service-A Former Newspaper
Man Under Military Arrest.
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81 NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August I'll
William Leslie, q veteran at the National
Soldiers Home,- attempted to commit
suicide to-day by jumping into Hamp-
the Home.
He told his friends this morning that
he was tired OF life, and at 9 o'clock he
jumped overheard. He was rescued by
several men who witnessed his act but It
Is stated that his condition is critical
Leslie came to the Home from New York.
George selden had a narrow escape
tug collidcd with the boat in which he
was fishing. lie was thrown out into the
water and was rescued by deck hand
In time to prevent death by being i,:lwn
under the larger craft.
MILITARY SENTENCE
G. w. Wilcox. formerly newspaper
man. and recently given year for de-
sertlns from the United States army at
Key West. was brought here to-day and
later taken to Fort Monroe, where ne
will serve ont his sentence.
He was at one time employed on the
Cincinnati Enquirer. i5
The lighthouse tender Fern arrived at
Old Point to-day from Washington hay
Ing aboard the District Of Columbia
naval reserves, who are on their annual
outing.
MARINE SURGEON.
DR.. A. c. Jones. formerly quarantine
officer of the port, has received his APP
pointment as acting assistant surgeon
in the marine hospital service at this port,
and entered upon his duties to-day. He
succeeded DR.. II. II. Carter, who was
appointed recently after the death OF the
late Dr. Joseph Charles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
VIII BETTE BEST.

n,,ch vii, no one If the best Sunday pa
n"rs ever issued in Richmond. 1t will
inierest o,l classes, Every department
vii, be nm to the usual high standard, and
there viii be many special features.
Every lawyer will be interested In the
full reports Of the Bar Assoclutlo'. met
ngs; the comic and humorous depart
ments will be found unusual'S enser'a'n-
Ing; the illustrated feutnrss will be ar
tls,c and a,,ractive; the letters from me
summer resorts will be even p,'sn'er ana
more attractive than usual me spofths
news Of tho world will be we'll covered
Don't fail to get the Sunday Times
Dispatch,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
= NEW EPISCOPAL RECTORY.
Gallows Ready for Bacon and Finch or
Which Four Have Been Hung,

BOYbTON. VA. August 1.-THE con
tract for the new Episcopal rectory IN
This place has been signed and The work
OF building was begun Wednesday.
The plans. the structure. when completed,
viii be very imposing. n, Will contain
eight rooms. with an addition of cook
rencevile are the builders. have under
stood the work was done on very moder-
ate term, for the reason that the, Indus
colored men who are learning the car
pentcrs. as well is other trades. end their
labor comes very low. and In this way
the contractors have an abundance OF
help at small cost.
Besides this the Industrial School has
tts own machinery for making doors and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
GOV. MONTAGUE SPEAKS
TO 5000 PEOPLE
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Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatcn.J
WOODSTOCK, VA, August 1.-THE
Confederate reunion held at ForestVl',e
Station, about, two miles north of Nav
Market, to-day under the auspices X 81
Rice-Neff Camp OF New Market. was AZ
tended by fully three thousand people.
Governor A. T. Montague, of Richmond.
addressed the assembly for an hour, and
held the crowd during the whole OF his
speech.
IMrny addressed the crowd. Ideal Weatl-
or prevailed during tho day and no accl-
dents marred the pleasure OF the veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION MEETS
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Especial 70 TIC ] Il1ts- D5sEa tc' 01' ? " N
LuRAY, VA, August 21.-The PSmi-
live Baptist Association composed OF the
Primitive Baptist Churches OF Page.
Rannahannock. Warren and Shenandoah
counties. began n three days session with
tho Hamburg Church, In this county, to-
day.
An immense crowd was present at To-
DAVIS meeting. Tomorrow Will be de-
voted to the reports on the state OF inc
churches. and the day following is set Tor
six or seven sermons by noted preachers
OF the denomination. ss.
This is one OF the oldest denominations
In Virginia. sta,.
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KILLED HIS STEP MOTHER.
Fearful Work Of Colored Preacher
Who Went Insane. M
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug. a.
Rev. Philip Hughes, colored Baptist
preacher, residing near Campbells Sta
tiui, fourteen miles east Of Charlottesville,
became suddenly insane last night and
going t., the home of his stepmother Ell
len Hughes. battered down the door and
killed the aged woman, splitting her head
ger with an axe.
An uncle, Burrcll Hughes. escaped
death by taking to the woods. Ele then
proceeded to n neighbours and broke every
window of the dwelling a posse, of nf-
teen men organized and captured the un-
fortunate man before further damage had
Eccn done.
This afternoon Hughes was examined
before commission, adjudged insane and
brought to Charlottesville tonight and
lodged In Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
New Kent Candidates.
fs,cc,a, IN Tho Times. Dispatch.

NTVV1HT 70 lHV 1'F'1'''"'"I'"F.I1'1 =
ROXDuRY VA, Aug. al:--Following
Is list the candidates to be voted for
at Tie primary elec.r1n to be held In this
county, August eth! Sheriff, Il, G. APP
person, Jr.; treasurer, p. II. Sweet, MI
Jones. commissioner of the revenue, VIII
be opposed by Mr. George Sweet, Su-
Southall and S, S. White, For the legis-
iature, u, G. Madison and Andrew Barnes,
The Board OF Registrars for Black Creek
Masis erial District, New Kent, county
will sit for the registration Of all voters
who have not previously registered ur-
dor the Virginia Constitution at quinton
Precinct September l4th, 18TH; 18th: l7lh,
!, O clock A. NJ. to 9 o'clock p, NJ.
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blinds. The now rectory Is being n nIl
on the same spot the old rectory $1,000,
which was burned last October.
The continued depression IN tho Dr'Se
of tobacco has seriously injured tho trace
with merchants in this section. and has
made money very scarce with oil classes.
The warehouse men everywhere are DIS
courngcd with the outlook. many Of whom
have nearly all their purchases of last
season now on hand. The present crop
of tobacco Is now being harvested. and
is a fairly good one The corn crop has
improved very much from the recent
rains.
The gallows, upon which the two. ne
groes, Dock Bacon and Anderson tlnch'
will be hanged on September "a Tor an
attempt to criminnlly assault MIS-:
Geoghagnn, of Chase City, has. been put
Marlborough order for the execution. Thls
galows was built several years ago,
nnd already four criminals have paid
the death penalty upon It.
Tho first Of these. Isaac Paylor (Gol-
ored), was hung May 20, 1885, for killing
fol killing William Bowers (colored),
1,ung January %, 1899; third. Stephen
Baptist (colored), for killing Peter jones
(white), hung July TO-. 1900 fourth, Char
lcv Hayes (colored). for killing Missile
Gregory, also colored. hung January 10,
1903.
The town Of Boydton has been unusu-
ally healthy this summer. There were a
few mild cases of fever, all OF whom are
either we'll or convaleScent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
PRIMARY IN FRANKLIN
A Close Contest-Brown Probably
Nominated for the House.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROCKY MOUNT, VA. August ala
large vote was pollcd in the primary to-
day for county officers and members OF
the House of Delegates. The Senator from
the district Of Franklin and Floyd have
no opposition. No returns to Indicate the
nominees for county officers and Nom
bers Of the House Of Delegates, though
1t is believed that Brown Is nominated
over Halo and Garrett. Nicholson Is prob
ably nominated for sheriff and billiard
for Commonwealth Attorney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
s'HAMPTON CLERKS OFFICE
Majority Report Declares that the Clerk
Has Faithfully Discharged His Dutie,.

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SUFFOLK, VA. Aug. 81 .-Thegmajority
report Of the committee appointed TO In
y.s!igate the condition of the records III
the Southampton county clerks office as
a result of campaign charges made
against Clerk 3. r. .McLemore. was made
public; to-day. After. citing few irreg-
illnrilIes, the committee concludes. Ave
are led to believe that the clerk has faith
fully dlcharscd his duties, :"
The report is signed by five members
Of the committee. The minority report
mentioned ffty-nine cases of alleged dis
discrepancies and drlictlons.
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Confederate Reunion.
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CUMBERLAND c. H.. VA. Aug. IL
The veterans OF the various Cum bcrland
companies who fought In the sixties. had
their annual reunion here Wedn"sdH" ! s
year no Invitations were issued to any
was spent in "reminiscences. An elegant
dinner was served at THE Red Rose Inn !"
THE handsome monument on the Court
house Square, was gracefully draped ~
trailing green, while at It's base. rested
flowers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
INTERESTING CONTESTS
Primaries Next Week in Southampton
and sic Of Wight.
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Especial to The -Dispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA, Aug. 2l.-On next
Thursday. August 9th, primaries for the
nomination of county and district Of
tlcers and for the naming of candidates
Southampton and Isle of Wight counties:
The most interesting contest IN Isle or
Wight Is that between Hon. ]. Q. Branch,
incumbent, and William y. HOWE, Tor
the House Of Delegates.
J Tho chief Issue Is the Mann liquor bill,
but the dog law Is being used rs an nrEu-
ment by anti-Brnnch people.
In Southampton the hottest fight Is for
the clerkshlp. The three-cornered contest
has been bitter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
MODERN SAMSON
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspn tch.l
WINcHESTER. VA; August si;-Harry
ern Samson, tried to commit suicide yes;
teriay by cutting his throat. Domestic
troubles are said to be the cause.
Three big men overpowered him rand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
Ll1PTON A CANDIDATE
He Announces in a Gard His Purpose
to Run in the r Regular Primary.
(enocial IN The Times-DIsputch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, August 2l.-The
Democrat tic inlbrogio continues in the
Tenth Senatorial District.
Al the Democratic primaries held last
Saturday, Judge r. S. Tavenner, of shen-
anLneh. was nominated.
., state Senator s. L. Lupton would not
enter ne primaries because the State
Central Committee had declared a secret
was specula ton as TO what course Mr..
'LuptoE would pursae.s Yesterday In one
of the local newspapers the Democratic
ticket was publish,l with MI. Lupton,s
primary, heading the list, and beneath
the ticket was printed his card, announc-
ing his candidacy for the nomination.
subject to the regular Democratic pri-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
OBITUARY.
Thomas Ruske'I.

The death OF Mr.. Thomas Ruskell oc. :
Cured last Tuesday q t the residence ,oI
his brother-in-law, Mr.. J. Mercer Poss ced
No 1923 Linden Avenue, baltimore, aseu
Mr.. Ruskeil was a native Of ireland:
but came to this country Wnen ap nnit
Tsys y nna Of M ca ms se 70 Sis /" ~
line M"e'e ever err run run here 81 the beginning
Of the Civil War he Joined JON w the a made a
lieutenant under Major w; =. Wooai;
After the close Of the war he returneaa
70 Baltimore He was later al aPP 1hnarv
clerk in the medical museum ana lpraiS
OF the War Department
Mrs. lucy W. Filming.
Mrs. Lucy Wheeler Fleming died at
1890 ECO : o'clock Yesterday morning at he her
home, No. SOC Reservoir Street, She
leaves her husband. Mr.. Alexander n;
seS emin eSild ss s's The children are H.
IIen OF Boston; Fulton, Conrad.
Thurman Thu, !, Mason ,sf. :,ty Crazy and pa'ss
The funeral Will take place at o'ci 1s
this afternoon from the residence, Ihe
interment will be made in River View
Cemetery
Funeral Services
& The funeral Of Mrs. T. +. McCune LOOK
ptaf No co. - Sort i street.
The terment was made in Oakwood:,
X TL> funeral OF Mrs. Maggie ", r. hei-
Lev viii take place at 10 O'CLOCK tn.s
morning from the Sacred Heart Church.
The interment will be made IN Mt. Cal-
vary. ,n,,nc
will take place at noon to-day from me
Byrd Street Station, The interment WIZ
be made In Hollywood.
George Henry Haines'
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/. WINCHESTER VA. Aug. 2l.-Geo.5
Henry Halnes g veteran volunteer IRE re.
man and cIgarmnker. and one OF the hrst
postal clerks to run on the Valley tau
road. died last night after a short ness
Of GJ p,a rally aged seventy-three YEARS
Mr.. gIHaines' sister-n-law, Mrs. Emily
] Dickinson, died in Baltimore last night
at about the same hour ne passed away.
Y. j. S, Mcdaniel.
ss3s Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BLACKSTONE, VA, avg. 2l.-Mr, J. B.
MCDANIEL, eghty-three years ola, died e
tia residence OF his daughter. Mrs, I. 2.
Ills home. at o'clock, on Wednesday
n fternoon. He had only been III few
davs. The remains were Inferred In the
Cemetery emis' here at 8 O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22

There Is no opposition as yet to the
denomination Of Mr. G. Harding Walker,
Of Northumberland county, as the Demo-
cratic candidate for the sta|o senate
in the Northern Neck district. Hon.
John NJ. Lyell, Of Richmond county, has
no opposition for denomination by the
Democrats for the House OF Delegates
from Richmond and Lancaster counties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-31
Local News Of Carson and Vicinity

VIM. Westerield was among the Wis.,
itors yesterday.
Senator Dangberg was among the
arrivals of yesterday
spending several weeks at Loyalton
has returned to this city.
Mr.. Leech, of the Indian School, who
has been on the sick list is able to be
! about again.
Marshall Emmitt was called to Gard
! nerville yesterday to take charge of a
prisoner charged with selling whisky
| to indians.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Whit
comb took place yesterday in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brougher came
down from the Lake yesterday After
spending few days they will return
to their camp at Bijou.
Campers from all sections of the
woods are drifting into town. They
hail from California and even as far
away as Montana
For sale-A choice building lot
suitable for small cottage. Central
ly located. Will sell cheap for cash
Apply at this office If
Jim Virgins came up from Empire
yesterday. He reports the second
crop of alfalfa coming along rapidly
and will be ready to cut in a few days.
The train was only three hours late
yesterday, and half of the town was
awaiting to see what had happened
to the escaped prisoners 1t was a gen
eral belief that the train had been cap
tured by the outlaws.
DR.. F. A. c. Perrine, of Pittsfeld
! Maine, and W. Frank Pittsfield and
daughters. of San Francisco were arri-
walls on yesterdays late train. They
will depart shortly for Loope to look
after mining interests there
Mrs. MCQuarters returned from her
California visit yesterday.
CcnstitutionaIit Of the 8-Hour Law.
The bearing of U. G. Boyce, arrested
in Silver City on charge of violating
the eight-hour law will take place be-
fore Justice of the Peace E. T. Powers
at that place next Wednesday, Boyce,
who was staunch supporter Of the
law, will plead guilty to the charge
and his conviction will of course fol
low and he will refuse to accept bal
His attarney will then apply to the
State Supreme Court for a writ o1
| Habeas Corpus and he will be brought
before that tribunal, and the reason
why he is held in custody will be
! stated by the attorney for the prosec
! ution. This course will result in .
!, decision as to the constitutionality
: of the eight-hour law by the Supreme
s Court Justices-the object for which
the arrest was made
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-31

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
c. w. Friend. Optician.
Fresh corn from the home gardens
is in the market and it is of a very
fine quality this summer.
Go to C. w. Friend for all kinds of
cigars and tohacco's.
A company has been organized to
work the mines of Jungo district,
about forty miles from Winnemucca
Ranchers along the Humboldt river
expect to get SO ton for their hay
this year,
A carload of water melons have been
received in this city. All of the stores
are doing rushing business in this
line of refreshments.
Most of the haying in the valley
has beed finished. The second crop
Of alfalfa is looking exceedingly well.
The California fruit men report the
road between Lake Valley and Placer
vile as being in pretty bad condit-
ion owing to the lack of rain
Cf q orc ofniv I'd
ious injuries few days ago by being
kicked In the mouth by horse.
Why buy poor coffee when you can
buy Jones, Paddock Co.'S. Farallon,
Moca and Java for the same money.
Ask Joe Kelly & Co. for it and you will
use no other I'm.
The Richard Jose Minstrel Company
will probably appear in this city next
month. The company is headed by
Dick Jose and has been playing to big
houses all along the line
Lost-A black valise, with no han
die, left at the depot by the stage
company. If found please return ID
Arlington and receive reward.
Fireman Codd was badly scalded at
Kodak, this side Of Lovelock, Monday
night. He was letting down coal in
to the tender when the squirt hose
connected with the boiler blew off
and the escaping steam badly scalded
his right side almost from head to
foot He was taken to the Southern
Pacific hospital in San Francisco.
For Sale-A horse buggy and har
ness. The horse is safe and reliable
and suitable for family use. Inquire
at this Office for particulars.
For sale-A spring Wagon. I1as new
er been run and is made the bes
material. All iron work shop made
VIII be sold cheap for cash, Inquire a
Rodger Crows blacksmith shop.
The body of the man found in
slough on the Thacker ranch coul'
not be identified, but it is thought t
be that of man by the name of Hie
bee who disappeared about six month
ago.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
when Patti says Farewell.

In connection with the report that
Nine Patti contemplates one more
American tour next summer this story
is told: Baron Cedarstrom. the dfva's
youthful husband, called on an Amer
lean manager In London sonae months
ago and said he thought it would be q
good idea for Patti to tour the country
In concert, adding that it might be an
.nounced SIS her farewell appearance.
The manager gazed mildly at the
young man and seemed making men
tai calculation. Then he said: Il was
going to say that your wife must have
made her last farewell tour of the
United States before you were born.
but that would have been an exagger
alton. But it must have been while
you were learning your letters In Swe
den; SO. you see. the plans not alto
gether original"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
WHISKEY CRAZED.
w. S. Wilson Shot by Sergeant Gerald
in the Hunter Hotel.

Monday morning W. S. Wilson,
whose name is also William Snoder,
was shot by Sergeant Gerald in the
Hunter hotel, near the Union Depot.
Wilson or Snoder is from Texas and
had railroad ticket to Tuscaloosa,
Ala. There was also found on mis- per-
son S33 in money, a gold watch and an
empty flask which had contained whis-
key. The man had been laboring under
an intense nervous strain-an halluci-
natior-during which he believed he
was being robbed Being noisy and dis
orderly and refusing to be quieted, a
policeman was called. Sergeant Gerald
being on duty near by, answered the
summons and was soon joined by Pa
trolman By1and. Wilson had locked
himself in a room which he was per-
suaded to open by a woman. As Viii
son opened the door he rushed out with
an open knife with three inch blade,
with which he slasfed at Patrolman
Byland, whose garments were cut IN
several places. One of these slashes
pricked the skin over Byland's heart.
Wilson had become crazed and was un-
controllable. He was on murder bent,
and Sergeant Gerald realizing tle erner-
gency. frd on shot and Wilson fell.
Fortunately he was not killed, but he
struggled desperately before the knife
was wrenched from, his hand
The shot passed through the muscles
of the abdomen and intestines and is not
considered dangerous. Wilson will
doubtless recover. An investigation into
the shooting leads to the justification of
Sergeant Gerald. Besides the police of
hcers, others in the hallway were in.
danger of being stabbed and killed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
DR.. parker ana His Texts.

The late DR.. Joseph Parker, follow,
ing custom of the generation in
which he began to preach. used TO be-
gin his sermon By repeating the text
three times. He did not. however, do
even this in the way that others did
One of his early sermons opeled thus:
.sThe children of Israel cried all night
(solemnly). The children of Israel cried
all night dramatically. The children
OF Israel cried all night-the babiesv,
At that point the doctor and his audi
ence began the full enjoyment Of the
sermon.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
A FATAL AFFRAY.
One Man Killed ard Four Wounded
Near Nacogdoches.


On Sunday afternoon an affray occur
red at Manton, camp thirteen miles
below Nacogdoches, Tex, where several
hundred men are employed in clearing
and preparing land for an orchard.
Among the men are number of Mex
leans The camp was in charge Of 4
young man, Nathan Niece A dispute
arose among some MeSicans over a
game of cards. When McGee attempted
to restore order he was assaulted by two
Mexicans. In defending himself he shot
one OF the Mexicans and was shot at the
same time By one Of the assaulters. As
he fell he shot a third man and before
expiring he rnortally wounded the
fourth assailant, who will die The ne
groes in this camp have been aroused
against the Mexicans, but no further
trouble is apprehended.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
DISTRICT COURT
Criminal Cases Considered During the
Week.

There are seven indictments against
Max Stern for receiving stolen goods.
There was entered mol pros as to
Dave Mcndelsohn and Fannie Jeffer-
son who were connected with these
cases.
John Williams plead guilty to bur-
giary and larceny.
]. B. Blue, tried BY jury for larceny,
was acquitted.
Tom Powell, indicted for shooting
to murder, was tried by jury and found
guilty Of shooting with intent to kill.
John Bruno, receiving stolen goods,
tried by jury and found guilty.
Charley Lunnis, violating the road
ordinance, guilty, fined SI2.5o and costs
or twelve and a half days labor on the
public roads.
Gus Brightnan, larceny, tried by jury,
and found guilty. 8