The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
IICE. Men | n.
FALL. OUT.
! The People Of Fredericksburg
Again Get Cheap Ice.
TRUST THAT DID NOT HOLD
Mr.. Aurkamp Enters suit Against the me
Railroad for Damage TO His = orses' Il
An Assistant Pastor tor me
Methodist Church.
TRUST THAT DID NOT HOLD
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JkeafaE (Special to The Times b'sp'e
4 Il rR pD13R1 CKsBuRG, VA. September -
i,.-sone time ngo the Frederlc hs'puits
Ia t,onnany, owned by Mr.. B. j. Maj
.hn,l. and the Cool Spring Ice ,CoHpams,
:, ,,,h,ch Mr.. J.. %. Colbert Is tho mana
- de,ermined upon plan OF consolioh,
tinn md the price of Ice was aovah =; >
vrorn one fourth of a cent to oleI,u.
cent per pound. A short time ai.el~a 49,.
nnd before charter was optaihuu' ~ ~,
marshall became dlssatlslleo W.
arrangement and declined 70 nppls -
cha rter preferring to withdraw from VIZ
Concentration md operate his own plan.'
This waa not Unsatisfactory to Mr.. ~!
49,. and not until after O number OF ca
citing Incidents, which came near ieau
!. ~ II encounters between owners anu
.he respective operatives. we're the I'm ~
nnn,es separated, and now there Is q ol..el
y rivalrv. and the price Of Ice Is again o''e-
fourth OF a cent pound ~.
II Ia said that the case VIII 90 my 49,.
courts before the consolidation agreetn l,Ai
4 ID dissolved. Messrs. Marshall ana Soi,
bert met on the street TO-DAY anu hau
su,.e soon separated and later were noth
$3.50 Nv MAYOR Willis and placed unoer
] SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
~ rhor,es n, Hurkamp, Of the Bos.
cnhei Stock Farm. owner of Amaret anu
.Err55,nr,n,naH and other celebrated huH.eis
end .nrize winners atavarious horse sno"s
n has entered suit In the Corporation Cou.t
~ this city, against the Richmond, reu.
4 ericksburg and Potomac RalIronu ~ -,
damages to the extent OF $3,ooo LOT ~,
: h,ries to three Of his horses one OF ~l.on
IS ssa. colonel Hawkins, the KentucKy
mas hunter, while they were IN
nar here ready to be shipped to Atlantic
c,t,,5 Horse Show It Is claimed that the
81 hrnLa ~ the car failed to work and thht
a. oo11,dea with some other cars win such
force as to seriously injure the three
horses and disqualfy them for show pur-
poses' ASSISTANT PASTOR.
At a. meetingao the official BODY OF tnu
Methodist Church OF, this city, at "nsn
Rev. J. w. Duffey'Nof washington, ene
VI. nreslding elder of the district. was pIes,
ent, Rev. ]. w. Smith, professor AT oe. nt
Z, Academy IN Tauquier county, was unani-
,,a,,c,v elected MS assistant pastor OF the
nhmrcf until the meeting Of the annual
onnference. In March, 1904. The pastor
Do, 8. Hutchinson. who has been ao-
.an+ about two months on SICK leaNe
la returned to his home here somewhat
improved In health.
REV w. w. Walker, of Westmo = AN.
(. hns2 sold his farm. 'Fauntleroy," IN ina
4 county. to Mr.. Abraham M. bias' O
Mercer county. Illinois, for SIS, 900.
Mr.. Milton Burgess, Of Westmorelan =
county, will move with his fanny -, e
MARYLAND, where he will engage IN the
lumber business in Anne Arundel county
FINE CROPS.
A prominent gentleman Of the NORM
or,, Neck who has Just returned from .
tr,n Of over 1000 miles. during which ne
visited the country around Baltimore
Norfolk, Boston, Falls River New 70, YORK :.
Albany. Buffalo, Canada and In different
nart. ~ PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland
says that he has not seen any crops, es-
necialy of corn and tomatoes, to equa
those now growing In the Northern Necl
OF Virginia. ''.a'' :. " !
Mr.. R. B., McCalley. who was found IN
an unconscious condition on the bank
OF the Rappahannock River here i
DAYS ago, as reported, Is now in crttica
condition, his heart being seriously at
fected,