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A. Well rs Jerome-LibeI Proceeding
Against vreelsnd Gets Interesting
-stockholders' Suit on Foot Also
Advised In Jereme's once to Go TO
PhiIbin-Amory Hired One Account.
ant. Taylor the Other-Tayior's Man
says There's Nothing wrong--J. Cole
man Drayton A. Amory's Counsellor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
BIG RUN ON STORES |
FOR SCHOOL BOOKS

"Have you gotten your books?" was a
question asked many times yesterday
by teachers of their pupils. who are just
beginning the years work.
IA Yesterday was the occasion for the
tp1uaar rents to show their hand On Tuesday
and Wednesday pupils were registered
and given the list OF books they were
to get. Then came the call for prompt
action on the part of parents. In most
cases, OF course. in the white SCHOOLS
nromntness desired. but not so In the
rrninred schools. It Is several days al
Ways before all of the colored pupils
got their books. Parents who are wash
Women have to walt sometimes until the
end of the week before they can get
The money with which to buy the books;
Threats to make the darkeys leave school,
ms no effect That Is Just what most
~ The chocolate colored youngsters want
to to dc, do, But as q rule colored parents
want their children to know how to
read and write and get along we'll N
schnol and they arc often willing to half
Eli themselves with work to enable them
- buy the needed books. oftentlmes also
Shifting al themselves necessary food and
clothing. ~, 80 tha
schools win be in fine working trim,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
RUSH FOR
| j J. { | /. 0
J{&t slsl n IN %U III
TO Sell Property Of Of. C ole! !. ID
Normal al Greensboro.
The PROPOSED r. r. LEASE
Private Stockholders Want i Handled
a ! Purely Business P'ropapl49n
iners... y pehstAt1, Raftl 7
Over Last Year.

a $500 /, = ma ,r,,r,Aa t,,.nat n

~ Especial 10 Emo Tlmea-Dlspatcn.) n
RALEIGH. N. O., Sept. 17,--Captain
oJohn Duckett chief clerk In the ONCE
Of thS state superintendent Of Public
struotlon. went to Salisbury last night
t. dispose OF the property OF tho colored
normal school there, which was closed
BY the consolidation Of normals ordered
students for@sthe whito ana colored
1 State schools fot the blind aref arfiving
on every train now, and the attendance
4 is expected to .,be twenty-five io!E fifty
more than last year. !. "a f,.s Nj
s There ID much diversity Of opinion
90 to the advisab ility OF leasing the At
lantie and North Carolina road. q mum slin
bAr Of private stockholders here adyo-
cate the lease AZ a BUSINESS proposition.
\ They are getting no dividends now. In
faot,j they In common with tho State have
had only one dividend OF 10 percent In
fifty years, and during that time the road
has, they say. becn NOR aged for 20 per
4 cent, q decided retrog rade, they take 1t.
This. too. with tho additional statement
from the president that ut least 100000
more must be borrowed at once for re-
pairs, etc. II the State retains the man
at once nut the stock, State and private,
an the paying basis OF 2, 3 aud 4 per cent.
for fifty years. z I. Is II &
State Auditor Dixon reports that he has
finished the work OF inspecting and pass
Ing On the pension rolls OF Confederate
veterans, widows etc. as sent up from
the county pension boards. There Is
considerable Increase over last years pen
sion roll. The figures are not given out,
Every name added TO the roll makes q
proportonate decrease In the per capita
pensions. 3,5 4.
4 In tho Superior Court Of Wake county
Z negro. Walter Rogers. brought suit To-.
day against Mr.. Simon 3. Perry we'll
20 do farmer, demanding damage Tor
falsely accusing him (Rogers) Of burning
4 his barn. 4g.i5l
T.D LOANS 10 SCHOOLS.
II Is stated that about 10000 OF the
loan fund OF saOo. 900 provided by the last
Legislature to building new school houses
has been loaned up to this time. This
means an increase OF 3l45.o In the value
OF public school houses in half the coun-
I, ties In the State About fifty.two dis
Itricts have adopted architects plans sent
out by cha state Superintendent OF Pub
lilo instruction for new school buildings.
Judge Shaw has been designated By
Z Governor Aycock to hold the special
term OF Buncombe county Superior Court
October 18th. The order for the court
was made several days ago. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
SHUT OUT NoN-UNlON CLERKS
Rev. Sam Jones to Take Part in the e.
Prohibition Campaign.
Especial to The Times. Dispa t tSi1 :, Z

SPECIAL e The Ti u les, Di ,1p9 teh2 RE-
tall Clerks Union, Of this place. is MAJ max,
Ing Itself felt by some Of the resoiusi .;,l
recently passed which will effect num- M.
Der OF mercantile concerns he1 ! n IL
constitution has been SO changed as ~
exclude, after January LIST. all clerks n ',t
belonging to the union from employment
by Salisbury m erchan IS. t s5 ,;,E
& The ruling applies to all classes OF pusi-
ness except the liquor trade. X. -
Il has been decided to su ui'na,t
the prohibition election to be held No
syember ID, viz: Saloons or no saloons.
and also shall dlstilleries be permlttea 10
operate in the city Several opera,tSosss
re- waiting to make apple cation pr0Yluso
thew see an opportunity to. get their a p
pIicatIoi1 acted upon favorably L..
The Rev. Sam. Jones vii! begin sertCs
Of meetings here Sunday. the 10th lnsta ~,
which Will continue about ten days. !. ~! ~ i
Jones' Is quoted as saying that he Will VI
Eeep his promise to remain here ten Gays,
But unless the straw Is very wet WI,
thrash out the crap in about four Gays:
He proposes to dig q ditch around me
city and drain It dry. having peen
brought here by the Salisbury Ant.sai "a,
in the Fisher Street Tabernacle winch
will seat several thousand people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

BY virtue OF certain decd OF trust, dated
August /, 1885, and recorded in the Hem
rico Courl ty Court, clerk s office, In Deed
Book No. g15S 3. &pag &c 1856 default having
been made In the payment OF q portion
of the debt secured thereby. and having
been required by the beneficiary therein
so to DO. I Will on 10. 81 =. !, 4 Is
WEDNESDAY, Sept %, 1903,
at s o'clock P. Nj on the premises. pro pro.
conveyed therein, VIZ: All that certain
lot OF land, lying and being in the county
of Henrico, Va. near the northeastern
limits Of the city Of Richmond and in
Paramount, beginning at the point OF the
intersection Of the north line OF Fair
mountnAvenue with GJthe west limo OF
Twenty third !, Street, etextendinE thence
Iwestward1y along thea said norm Inc dn OF
Paramount Avenue (org,S Street - rect
and s Inches and fronting thereon. ana
running back a t right angles and between
parallel lines. OF which one Is the said
west line OF Twenty-thlrd Street, III feet
to nm alley In rear 10 feet wide.
This property Is we'll located, being on
one Of tho best streets and corners. N
Fairmount. The dwelling Is detached
and comparatively new, and VIII make
most excellent home or a good renter.
TE1RMS-Cash sufficientt'to pay all cost
Of sale, all taxes to day OF sale, and q
debt jofs ,s13s40, now due, and balance OF
the sum secured IN tho deed to pc PAID
in twenty-six notes of s46 each; and one
November 1stlt1903;i and one due every
three months thereafter until all have
become due and residue at a credit OF
one and two years.
cent 17-tds 'I7'T7T7 Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
VOTE IN AMHERST
Almost a Clean Sweep Of Campbell


Almost a Clean Sweep Of Campbell
Supporters
II AMBER sT, VA, Sept. 17.-The votes
received BY various candidates in the
Democratic primary held In Amhers't
county on september 18th we're as fol-
lows = sss8 Ig ssS3 VA, ,,t@
For House OF Delegates ID r.. Fl. Don
scott, zoos; Judge G. ]. Campbell, 71S.
For Urea s,lrer-H. CT Joyner i, $50.
For ESheri fl ohm p. Beard, 1880; r.. n.
Drummond, 5712. Boards majority, 3lS.
For Common wealth's Attorney-.O y.
Evans e97; g. Payne, ny: John N,
!! Fame qt p e "a sso Evans majority over
Tor Commissioner OF the Revenue IN
the FrstS Dtatr ict-A. p. BEARD 912 w, 9.
Blbb.s 649:sS Simon Wood, 151; II, J. Dobbs,
~. a D.s Beard.s majority over W. 8.
\. DForl Commissi oner$ Of tho Revenue IN
the Second Dlstrict-R. II. Eubank, l,A'9
r. HI Pleasants, l63. Eubank's majority
For supervlsorSin Elon Dlstrlot--F.E B.
Tyler was elected over p. G. Catoll by
81 majority. Z,
Rev. A.. II. Moore was elected over III V
5Rcherson by 13 majority.
For Supervisor in Temperance District
3B, b Campbell was elected over J.55V
Ware BY IS majority. ~,
s. For Supervisor IN Pedlar District--rhlII'
lips wa s. elected by az majority over =
u. Davis. :, !. y, Z, q
a county Democratic Executive Commit
tee was elected in this primary and tnlri
teen anti Campbell men were chosen ou'
fof q total OF Is. al5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
{. SITE OF OLD sURRY COURT
\ Was Hero that Old Hickory Presen-
.Sf. ted His License. M
Especial to The rmes-Dispntch.)

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch)
" wiESTON-SALEM. N. c., September
n,-At tho recent term Of the Superior
Court In Hurry county. Mr.. J, G. Buxton,
OF this city, made an examination OF
some OF the old records OF the court
which were made when Richmond. which
10 now located in this county In old
Richmond township, was the county seat
!. OF surry. At the suggestion OF Mr., Bur-
ton the lawyers attending court deter
mined to purchase the land Il possible.
upon which the old courthouse was sit-
uated and to erect thereon stone to be
enclosed with an iron fence, and upon
this stone the following inscription will
BE- written:
"On this spot once stood the courthouse
building of the county OF .Surry At that
time surry county embraced that portion
Of North Carolina now comprising the
counties OF surry, formed In ITO from
Rowan; Wilkes. formed from surry IN
m; stokes. formed from surry. In 1852;
aAshe. formed from Wilkes in 1893; part
OF the county OF Caldwell. formed from
wilkes In 1871: part OF the county OF
WatauEa, formed from Ashe and Cald.
we'll in 1s4s; Yadkin, formed from surly
IN 1850; Forsyth, formed fro mstokes IN
+ 1S4s; Allegheny. formed from Aste IN
lsS9 and q large portion Of the State OF
Tennessee.
'.In the courthouse located on the spot,
then called Richmond, the seat OF suryy
county, on the 13th day of November
17N. ana In the 18th year OF Americas
Independence. Andrew. jackson, Esq, Y
native OF North Carolina, and afterwards
twice elected President Of the United
states, presented his license from the
Honorables Samuel Aahe and John VIII
Hams, two OF the Judges Of the su-
per1or Court OF Law and Equity, author
king and empowering him to practice as
IN attorney In the several county courts
Of pleas and quarter sessions, within the
State.
s .Present and presiding. George Hauzar.
william Hughlett ana John Randleman.
Esors, Here also, John Lewis Taylor.
ESD, on the 18th day OF May. 1888, In the
i1th year OF the ipdsnp endence OF this
state, presentAd his lioerse,l authorizing
him to practice,assan attorney,
HJudge Tayi6rrwasi appointed first chief
i Justice fof North Carolina at the JaHnery
term OF the Supreme Court Of North
Carolina In 1917. This stone is erected in
the year 1903 BY patriotic citizens who Fe'
aide In the territory which originally COM
prlssd the county OF surry. who admire
the distinguished American soldier and
statesman, General Andrew Jackson, and
thA9distlnguished jurlst, John Lewis Tay,
loP, and who desire 70 perpatuate and
preserve this spot, as CONNECTED with IN,
portaat events4 IN the early career OF
these distinguished mon" -Y,--' !. V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
PREP ARES
ITS REPORT
The Education Commission to
Meet Here Soon,

The Education Commission OF the Bap.
t,s, General Association Of Virginia will
meet in this city very shortly. and will
formulate an Important report to be SUBJ
r,,tted at the annual meeting OF the as
snniation to be held about six weeks
hence in staunton,
MI II viii DO recalled that the education
question was one Of the leading issues
j., he body last year, and that the report
~ the commission was not adopted The
entire matter, which Is ono of vast I'M
portanee to the aenGmmna alton. was re,
Submitted at the coming session, It Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
sT, y n 81 AND DEP0iTBU u
NJ 1 s. ~ ..------- - dtod nj
Hsavy Loss and Several Peoplsf lrt PH
Explosions Man Missing!
(By Associated Pres

pLlzABETH CITY, n, g, Sept, 81; s.
ss ,ss' 1as s sSmq ess apo OF
he Norfolk and aouthern Railroad, en-,
falling a loss Estimated at. 100000. It
= not known whether, the Tire started az
alongside tho wharf, Or in the freight
a deck hand Is reported missing. An
I'd, and several people We're hurt: through
the explosion, ofa some oil and two kegs
The flames barely missed q half ton Sot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
g BY Edward 8. Rose COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' AUCTION SALD OF
! BRICK DWELLING
NO. 100 NORTH SECOND STREET,

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust.
dated september 1st. 1895, Of record IN the
clerks office. Richmond ChancerY Court;
D. 2. 1853 G, page 49, default haylnS been beer,
secured. and being required by the bens-
f'oiary so to do we will sell by auction,
upon the premises. on :, !, ,,,,,r ~.
THURSDAY. 2tTH DAY OF SEPT, lsoS:
rs above. The lot has q front OF 2oAa feet,
more or less, and extending back ontlts
southern line ST feet. 10 inches. more, Or
less. and on tho north by q diagonsl Nne
its rear line OF 5, feet, more or less,
Ms-Cash, as to expenses Of sale: "a, AZ
taxes that may be due, and q note Of wv,
with interest thereon from septemnsr lst.
1903 Til paid; the residue as may -
named at time OF sale ,r,>,-,
''fs'"'r9 A. j. CHEWING,
EDWARD 8, ROsn,
sept H-tds 1FtSs Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
MEcKLENBURd TICKET
County G Committee Canvass Returns etu1'''
AZ and Declare Nominees.

b BoYDToN, VA Sept. 1.-THE Demo Dem
cratic County COMMITTEES meet here re !, TO- 9,
dayto open and canvass me a oa5oams on m
the the 18th Sti Of this month. The Meeting wa
we'll attended by Representatives from ron,
the various districts Of the COUNTY ! od Ihe
following were nominated: E' y = 19 99o g.
Bill. treasurer; w. R: Beals: sheriff; Com
missioner III Of the Revenue in disttlet No
i. 7. IL. Pettus and In district NO. =.
y. S. Montgomery;s. = Reed Tor the
1T.,rhesneE County Committee was duly
organized to-day and Thomas N. Williams
was reelected chairman. |.
4 There was quite "a full Getting. =,
working committee was appointed 1or az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Surr,p,ris e Werding.

Mr.. G. F. Crull and Miss Margie Geiger.
two well known young people of this city.
were married Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock at the parsonage of Centenary
Methodist Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. pr. w; W..Lea ear
prise to the friends OF the contracting
parties, Mr. Crull is in the livery BUSH
ness on Fifth Street. His best man va vas
Mr.. Tom Lumpkin, manager Of the ny y
ingly pretty and attractive young lady.
She is but seventeen years OF age,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
~ %. ~ ~ = IN h4'9 L = Z
s @ atonsD ecIared Nominee.
fsnccia1 to Tie Times. Dispatch.

ALEXANDRIA, VA Sept. ia meet
ing Of the chairmen Of the Democratic
committees Of the city and coun tY OF
Alexandria was held in this city yestser-
clared the ID democratic nominee for the
House OF Delegates.
j This was done in pursuance OF roso-
luton adopted making 1t obliga tory TOR
all candidates to file notice ct their
candIdacy with the Democratic Commit
e.arld Mr.. Cation was the only one who
had made this notice; the primary was
called off and he declared tfo nominee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

PoIt auu Ii' SSt. tst.' lneIeln, inc court
confirming that report and slistans lie
decree. n f5}5 "a 4&
III Fare VS.. Williams,
N the case OF hare va. Williams. from
the Circuit Court OF Rockbridgc, Judge
jWhittio tltllvers the opinion Of Ihe court,
Affirming the decree Of tho lower court.
This Is d suit In equity, wherein williams
asked h. and was granted d perpetual in.
restrain Bare from going upon
his land a. Bare owned farms on tho north
and on the south Of the Williams farm,
and 4 ASSERTED that there was d public
road through the Rland bought by1tWil.
iiaHls Williams asserted that tho land
was fenced and that there was no sign
OF public road thereon or across when
he bought the property. sSs
The court reviews thu testimony III some
detail ana then holds. Tho burden Of
proof III the case rests Upon appellant
ia sustain n hiss contention that tho road
IN question IL d public highway, 4 and
careful consideration Of all the evidence
leads to the conclusion that lie has failed
"a establlsh that fact With that degree
Of certainty which the law Demands II,
al counsel maintain, the road In question
"a a bubble necessity, the public may con-
fefnt sitIit, d proper proceeding for that
purpose But that end cannot be attained
4 In this litigation by the inconclusive
character OF the evidence rehed on to
ACCOMPLISH It. Tho decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Rockbridgc Is affirmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

OF o. r. and Charles Gates, OF Cincin.
natl, were found lying on the Southern
Railway tracks at the coal chute mere
7 hey had gone to sleep under a box car,
which had been struck heavily by an m
coming material train. throwing owing the7 2
under the wheels. 81 3si 4 Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
]. Thompson Browne Co., AuCtioneers
Postponed account Of ain $S
BY The Valentine Auction Coz
Il 5-E 612 East Broad Street. 5jS69

WIZ WILL SELL AT OUR AUCTION
srRE MHEDRg Fms q 9FRf fasH i SEP
TEMBER 18TH, fATs12 O'CLOCK y NJ 1,
80 POUNDS cJILEvV1N NC -.- TOBACCD.
LARGE LO1' OF CrctA RETTEsIC CIGARS
C e I,i AND JARs CAKEs
ING GUM SCALES, ETC. EFT G.; ALSO.
FINE WALL CASD AND STAND SHOW
CASES, COUNTER, AWNINGS, ETC.,
y THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and 3Aucticpeers.
Bank and Eleventh Streets. 4

In execution Of two DEGREES OF the Cir-
cult Court OF the county Of Henrico, in.
the case Of s. b. CHM. Trustee. plaintin.3
against John G. Bromel & ais, Defendants
one entered on June 2. 1899, ana the other
Commissioners will sell 'at. public auction
at the front door Of, Henrico County
eouf''10 MoN Is SEPT. Al. 1903, 5;is vi q,
at - o'clock NJ, certain y val V !:
acres. with frame dwelling and other
improvements thereon, in denrico county.
on Charles City Road, about ten miles
from Richmond, recently occupied by John
q. Bromel. II. .S .sll S55. @
TERMS third cash. the balance In
g. - and 10 months evidenced by notes;
the title retained until the entire purchaser
money shall have been paid and q cons
veyence ordered by the court wv
p ALL SMITH,
CONWAY r. SANDS, s
Special Commissions M
In the Clerks onice OF the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Henrlco: vi .ss
De 8. B. CHM, trustee, nla Int! 4, against
John G. Bronell ct ais. defendants. yi
], John r, Broaddus, clerk OF said court.
do certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioners by the decree ren-S
dered in said cause on the 9th day OF May.
1908, has been given. i.iS 5Ij
Given under my hand as clerk OF. said
court this sth day Of September, 1903.
]. p. BROADDus, Clerk. #
sept IS q US 81
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Geo. W. Mayo Auctioneer,
1905 East Main Street.

f I1Rab R nUfe a. s s4Hp ngA
STOVES CARPETS, }s MATING, ETC,
AT AUCTION. III VII; S5 ]fssa,.ss M
{ I will sell at my auotion,house 1t 1880
- FRIDAY, SEPT. Is. 1905,
a large lot Of Household. Kitchen, PArloe
and Dining Room Furniture, Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Carpets: Rugs, MAttinss,
Toilet Crockery, and numerous 9th er8 ar
Ittcles.% These goods must be sold as we
move to 40 North Seventh In few days.
f.E3s A.. r. MAYO, Proprietor.
Geo. II Valentine and a. P. Mont somery,
Bt Statesmen. 5$s 5s
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KILLED WHILE ASLEEP
UNDER "A BOX CAR

Especial to The Times pispatch.)
GREENSBORO. N, ca Sept. l1,-About
daybreak this morning the Mangled bodies
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AUCTION sALEs-rAls DAY.
THREE /
SUBURBAN! !! ! ]. ! 81
TRACTS I J ]
80
c I|4 !!JIl![ \ n ]
LOTS
Al Auction
to he y Highest.
Bidder
Thursday, September II, at 5 ?. M.

LINE adjoining Cowardns Addion
TNvo, TRACTsor size to suit.
DOUBLE PRoT1Ts others built
TRANSIT; EASY TERMS
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The bond required Of the Special, Com
missioner in the above styled suit has
oeeh IVY b, II. FLoURNoY, Clerk.
sept II, is, 1e.9o&2a
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w. W ~ MONDAY, SEPT. 81, 1903, 81
/ new (fiandsome) Clgnr Show Case: bar
rels and 8 crates Hardware. 2 barrels
Glassware. l case Shoes. 80 rolls wrapping
90 hides Of Leather. Dry Goods, etc.
- A, r., MAYO, Proprietor
Geo. Fl. Valentine. and a. ?. Montgomery
Statesmen. 9.8&