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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-22

Sdon tpieber brdnet Die .ilige 8eit 5ir Sabress
iperoe. Jlid,tig geben uriere 1age auf @rbeiI
oabin. @ie balb mag baS leyte StinbIeiu idlas
gen? Yange 5rase, BITE nur gu balb iIr Did ibre
trauri9e 9Diun9 iiroen iuiro; nur gu balo
piel 5u irilb aber iir bic oieleit Wenidheu, fueld1e
mutbipiaig tbr Seben aus pirer 3horheit oerz
tiir5eu. Nae HebenStbdttgteiten III unierem R0rz
per Oerlauien IN natnrsemdBer Srouung. 10 LANCE
mir eeiuuo iiuo. umgetebrt: limb iene Ebdtigs
reiteu seitbrt, 10 iino Mir trant. @iele Menid1en
aber greifen aus purer 2borbeit in bic Chem
mdBisteit jener 9b6tigteiten onrd ueberau.
itreneun8. .5u oieles Glen coer 5rinten, Nangel
all t1rperlitDer Setpegu19, u. VI. NJ. Elm, MAIDEN
lpd1 traut uno iebeu oaun aut bte erite 9borbett
nod, cine grDBere, inoem lie bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nidt bead)tsn nnb ibr bi8berises ee5en rabis
iurtieben pber iid) einem G.uadialber anoer.
trauen. Sino oieie 4ente nidt SeIbttinoroer?
&ir8eu tic ibr Geben uid)t mntbWilig ab? Cider
lid; uuo pie srosts .an5abl BON ipiten Seibite
m6rbern Iieiern 2ieieuigeu, tueld)e arantbeitelt
beS Magens, Der 3eber uuo bet 9iiereu inbes
nttet lailen, aultatt lie icaon i'm Gntitebeu nit
benz betudbrteiien Wittel oes Observation-Disclosures.
nit ben berphmten Ct. Seruaro arduterpillen
Sn beileu. @opiidlmerSeu, Sdiuinoei, Seraa
tlppien, II. {. 10, lolten sud sIeid, bel Der unper~
9~Ieidbteu SeiItrait oieier rein pfIan5liden Hileu
3uhndIt iuden lahen, auf oaB 5br ui6t audi Su
Seibilnpr0ert lperoet!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-22
MISUNDERSTANDING
: Nuslanbii9es. I:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NaScu.

anf if)recflid)c @eiie biiBte ant
II. Nopcnlber Der s Sabre alte
&olfsifiilrr &arl Satob Gefcr III
SeiOelberg ieill 2cbcn Elm. Gr be-
lllitigte it'd BET Der Geterssaird)e nit
@critedipicleu. NlS er lid) binter
einenl Ger on Ser Stride befeitigten
@rnbitcineu berbergcn wpllte, ~itiir5te
bieier nm lIlO 6egri,b Oell &llaben
Inter lid. 9ie idnpcre 2ait SER
TiaImtc oen llngliidliden poaitdn5
ola, 10 bob nod Gntfernlng nes
SteineS n,lr cine nni0rmlid)e 2eife
geiMnbcn murbe..
Ger boOilh.beiliide Srt &iirn'
bat1 I'M nberen &roi1aall, Der 8prn-
TANNER @aSen's, 1T 5llr 3eit III gro
Der Grrcgnna. &iirbad) nit ieilen
1900 G%inmobnern gebOrt 81 alpei
'Grittel gu &eiiaE5 mit Dem liibriaeB
3rittel sI Saoeu. Ser Srt biloet
id)on ieit Sabrpn bas Object Der
@iinide 8aben's, benu IN Dem beili-
idyen @emorfungstbeil iiuOet iid) Der
pielbesebrte Crime Sauoitein. Nat-
Gem iriiber ale @erlube ieblgeihlu.
gen, ioll nm nad) 5l~peiiabrigen Ters
Ganolungen gan5 &iirubad an 9a-
cen iibergeben, Dus fiir Den beliiid)eil
slntbeil ein Stiicf @alO mo cine
observation-disclosures bon 10000
Wart sablt. Naein Die beiiiifen
&iirnbader luollcn nm einmal obei
ibrem &eiienlanee bleibelL nit Dem
tic 600 Sabre tSreu0 mnO SeiO &c.
tbeilt baben. Die 8emeinoe mebrt
lid mie Elm Warm sesen Den Der.
traa, Der iiir aue 3llfunft enti6eiOen
iol. @abrid)einlid, miro bGni
oud] Sic beiiiid)e 5weite &ammer Dem
@ertraae ibre 3uitinHnung pcriagcll
unD Die 9epobner zines GrteS lper-
Den audi ierner o5rpei Taterlanoer"
habcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-22
8aierm.

Gin GeitcreS Stiidlcin tpirb in
Simbad am SIM nod piel belad)t.
9si Der iiineit itattseiuneenen gro-
Ben IScuerpebriibulg lpnr0e ailb Der
Dortigcn SanitGtss Gplonie 8elegen-
belt aeacben iib an Der llebing' 81
'betbeiiigcn unO ibr a0nnel 81 be-
meiicn. IS wurOe folgeHoes Fro
gramm ullfgeitelt: SaditllblbranO,
Mbitiiraen eineS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ron boher Setter, Inleaen enles
Gothperbanoes olrf Die Sanitdter
nnb @crbinbung mGBig mo Der oils'
crlcicne Sel,erwe6rmmn (ein Ialer
inn G%ipilberui) marfiert bet Stnr5
~porsiiglid. Die Sunitdter legell i'm
raid, lie @crbdnOe OH, mo fort gebt
es ing &ranfenbmls. Sier crlpur.
tct Der iollrbahenbe ar5t bereits Den
anqeblid 0erwMnOeien uno be-
iblieBt INN Die SerbGnOe allf ibr
lachaenaBes Mnbringen 81 priifen,
Dielelben eiaenbdnOi9 abSunebmen.
IS nor oils 8ermumOlutg angenom-
men poroen: @einbrilb unO idapere
aopfperLebuug, Iaes Itinlmt, mr.
Der @erbono am aopf mill iib abio-
Int nidt entiernen laiien. Sa itellt
es lid, bcraus, Dab oieier Serbano IN
aQer Gle an Das cine DIR bes Ser.
m~unOeten" init elmer Stednaoel All.
aebeftct mar. $50 baben Sie oenn
nidts eeipirt?" irast Der Sberar5t
oen nun pirflid gerluuIoeten.
.@'ipiirt bob is lido, iagte er,
,aber / bob 9'moant, Dos abort q
nit sur Yrob'." @IgemeineS
&alob!
GrItod)en lpur6e am MartinSs
taG Ser Sobn beS 8ainuirtbs Seter
9ciienrieoer bon Sberpfraunoorf.
Ser SbGter lit ein 1~9i1briges
9iiridden; aid Der Gritodane mar
10 Sabre alt. @aS Den &obling
pernnlabte, oen ionit 10 rubigen mo
oroentlidjcn gilriden nm iein 2eben
81 brinaen ipciB Nianano. Ger
M6rber ItieB ieinem Opier in Der
&oEStennc bn0 Wieiicr nit iold)er
M,ld,t in Die @ruit, Dob Ger 600 nod
mcniacn Minittsm eintrot. Ter
5batcr it, bereitS yinter SNloB nuo
&iCgcI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-22

Sc geiitreider on bit, heito mebr
Srmmbciten Oarfit on iagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-22
Sadicn.

Gin ~arauiauer Sootiblag lit
in Dem tleinen uno fricoliden StGot.
den 9arlltb periibt iporoen. GiH
roter, gemalttbGtiger Weliidl, meld,er
peridIieoene Male 9eieureiS seitob-
len bate, rplirbe ihlieBlih babel ob-
GefaBt. gr rGdlte iid an perihieoc.
neu IerionenL Die linn IN Die Nuere
fomen. iubem er O%ieielben burd)prii.
9sltc. els i'm peaen gbeno nod
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Good Balance in Treasury Of
North Carolina at Close
OF Fiscal Year.
START EXPERIMENT. FARM {: y! !! J.
Effort to Raise Variety Of
Cotton Immune to Got
ton Wilt

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

'a4a. (SDeC1al TO In6 tllIIleS.Dl5ptilSti.J
RALEIGH, N. C.. Dec. 4.-Accordng
to the books In the State Auditors
office, 1t is shown that the close Of the fiss-
cal year, November 80, the balance Of the
states general fund lin Ehs state treas
ury amounted to s120,43S.l9. The re-
ceipts for the year were $4,000, 03s,s6.
Tho school fund receipts were SlOl,0O7.74,
and the balance on hand, $S0,l07G9.
The State Board Of Agriculture has ap-
pointed Commissioner Patterson ana
Messrs. Scott and Allen, OF the board,
n committee in charge OF the erection
OF the agricultural building at the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, with
instructions to have work begin as carry
as the department funds Will permit.
The building Is to cost $4,000,
The Department Of Agriculture is 70
select farm In Robson county, near the
present State Experiment Farm, on which
experiments are to- be made in the de-
yeIopment Of variety OF cotton that VIII
be immune to cotton wilt Commits
sioner Patterson. State Chemist Kllgoro
and r. L. Doughton have been appointed
to select another general experiment
farm. to be located In the extreme
western section, among the mountains.
The Secretary Of State charters the
Morrison Produce and Provision COM
many, Of Statesvle. The capital IS
$a5 0CO, j. r. Morrison being the princl-
pal incorporation,
state Board Of Agriculture shows 1000
of the $4,000 necessary to be raised
Nv subscrlption before the $4,000 State
appropriation for St. Louis Exposition
ia available, now In hand. He expects
tc have the whole amount in thirty days,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
MEN ARRESTED
HANDLING BOOTY
They Claim to Have Found Guns
and Pistols Taken From Wat
llins-Cottrell Store.

Policemen thinner and Thurmond, Of
the Second District. made an important
arrest yesterday afternoon, taking In
charge John Sterling and "Brlght" willis,
white men, In tho act Of handling two
rifles and seven pistols, thought to be Of
the number recently stolen from the Wat
klns-Cottrell hardware store.
The officers, who are prlyates. found
the men at the foot OF Thirteenth Street,
apparently removing the weapons from o
hiding place. They We're at once crested,
and their booty conflscated, The men
stated to the officers that they had found
the guns and pistols In the hiding place
which had been selected BY others. not
themselves. They assert their innocence
with great fervor. and there la nothing
ITO connect them with the robbery but
the possession Of the articles stolen.
They were locked up at the Second Sta
ton and will appear before Justice
Scrutchfield this morning. The eases sra
likely to be continued with the hope that
The remaining plumber may DO found, and
that evidence may be collected that YIN
| liz the guilt whsre Vt belongs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
CIRCUIT COURT.
"A Will Case That Was on Trial
for Five Days.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch2

Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
BoYDTON, VA, Dec. 4.-The Circuit
Court Of Mecklenburg has been IN s.,s-'
sion here for ten days, and WIN close
Tomorrow This Is Judge r. undley $
last court here He Is very popular
with the bar and people, all of whom
regret that Il, will no longer preside IN
this court. Il.
The case which has attracted tho most
attention. consuming nearly five days,
was that OF Bracy- and others against
Bowen for the recovery OF valuable 4ols
in or near the thriving town OF south
Till, In which 1t was attempted 20 eststpT
fish the will of the late Mrs. Ann SAVAGE
The evidence showed that Mrs. savage
died about twenty years since, leaving
n will and bequeathing hsr property to
her grandchildren. After her death the
will was not offered for probate, ana the
son and only heir sold the property to
Mr.. Bowen, for which he paid the cash.
The son (Mr. Savage died a few years
since, and year or two ago the VIII
was produced and probated, the heirs
under The viii claiming the property. a
Counsel for the purchasers took the
ground that the will was not signed
legally. from this fact that the two SUD-
scribng witnesses did not sign at2-the
same time and In the presence OF each
other, and also in the presence OF tho
tcstntrix. The Jury sustained this view
and brought In a verdict accordlnGly,
Able counsel represented both sides, and
the case was contested from start to fin
ish, Six lawyers were engaged IN me
case
Colonel and Mrs, William TONNES, OF
Cuscowila, are here, spending few
days with relatives.
Colonel Thomas +. Goode Is Slowly
improving. lie takes daily drives In his
carriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
TOBACCO SALES,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mallory Celebrate
Their Golden Wedding.

Especial to the Times Dispatch.)
LAWRENcEY1LLE. VA. Dec tho
/. = wrenceyille tobacco market opened on
the first with light breaks, owing to the
cold dry weather Nearly ~. al c tRst w shs
sa,e. 'wern entirely satisfactory, some
lots bringing as much as thirty dollars
per hundred.
The American and Imperial Tobacco
Companies both have buyers on the mar
iket. :
their golden Wedding at their resldenee
vnn,her 2Sth. They were the recipients OF
many, both handaome and valuable. pres
ents. & -.
A citizen OF Lawrenceville killed a 20
land China pig a few days since, thlr-
teen months old. that weighed four nun
dred and fifty five pounds.
There are quite number OF huntsmen =
from the North In the county and with
the local sportsulen the birds, turkeys
and deer are having a hard time Of it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
AAA 1890. - 3 ~ tl5as4 s3si5
(SDecfal to The TIneS.Dl snf tcl1. ~
DEATHS.

BOWERs.--Ded. suddenly Iflslled by accidentI,e
at the Richmond Locomotive Works on Thur
3 day December %. ut o. clock 7. NJ, CiASg
X. IoWERs. aged afty-hYe years. eight
The funeral Will take place from the First
English Lutheran Church, Seventh Stree. q be-3
tween Broad and Grace Streets, THIS EVEN
ING at e'eloek Friends and aeapa ntansos
wood Cemetery. u
.BALcOM-Dled at his residence III West
Cary Street. Dscemher,4 1908. CHARLES 2.
and fifteen days }Ssit
Funeral notice later. jss3
+. n. Mrs. EMMA LEE 'FERNHYHoudII.
wife Of u. s. Ferneyhough:
street, SUNDAY 1!si ATfhRSo9S at a:ss
Harri.onburg' tva.) ana washington %. c.o3
papers please copy,
JENKINS, Died Friday, December Z. 1908 ,at
MI At III FsIlaencsg i Gsy
OF VIII am j. Jenkins -
Funeral from tho above residence TO-MOR.f
ROW Sunday. December 9Th, at 3 ~:
Friends and ncQuaintances invited to attend
without further notice,
.TAYLoR.-D!ed. at Ansted. W. Va. on No;
r vomber Goth, Miss PATSEY JEFFERSON
TAYLOR eldest daughter O. the a.e Goloas
r1 lth Mrs. HEffY II. TiSsIEY. Mic
Tinsley and daughter OF the late y Va
Her funeral will take place from the resi- resi-
denee Of her brother n law, J, 8 kidd, N9:
706 d. Leigh Street, ut $3.50 o'clock SUNDAY
f. AFTERNOON. the 9th instant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
A RUSH TO
PAYrAXES
As Soon as Sale Bill Passed Dis
francl1ised Democrats at Berk-s
ley Seek Treasurer to Settle.
THE TENDER WAS DECLINED
Battlcship ofNortl, Atlantic Will
Not Rendezvous at Hatnp-
ton Roads as Usual.
(spccinl,to The Tlmos-D Dispatch,

(spcciaLto The Ttnos-D lspatch.1
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 4.-lmmedlately
tho fact that the Sale bill had become
O. law was known generally among the
voters who, except for Its provisions,
would have boen DISTINGUISHED. they
moved on the clerk 8 office Of the Nor
folk County Court and secured, Under
the provisions Of the act, certificates
that they had been left OFF tho personal
property books
Twcnty-cght Of them, all Of the dis
franchised R,-rkley contingent, armed
with their certificates. then went to the
office Of the county treasurer and ton
dercd their poll taxes.
KID NOT advised. ta3
@ Treasurer Lyons had not been advised
or the passage of the Sale bill and
eighteen Of the anxious voters have been
refused the privilege Of paying their
poll taxes.
The new Baltimore. built torpedo boat
Tingry arrived at the navy yard here
to-day, and was turned over to the gov
eminent. "a,
Til, battleships Of the North Atlantic
squadron will mot rendezvous IN Hamp-
ton Roads as usual this month. They
VIII proceed down the coast direct to
Culebra The cruiser division may start
south from here
The torpedo boat destroyer Worden left
the yard to-day and sailed for Hampton
Roads, forming the nucleus Of the second
torpedo squadron which Is to accom-
rany the fleet.
A BALTIMORE BACK.
The cruiser Baltimore, which was dis
patched recently to San Domingo, to pro-
a tect American Interests during the insur-
rectlon there. has returned to Hampton
Roads. Her arrival was reported to
the commentaries office this afternoon.
r. Paymaster D. Tiffany, Jr,. Is detached
from the second torpedo fotila and or.
dered to take charge Of the accounts OF
the, reserve flotilla, the Dale and the
Sylvia, and also Of the navy yard tug
boat fleet. fB IN ,ys3 sM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05

ton and where these exst@ happiness.
brightness or comfort Is out Oft the qucs-
ton. My new pcpsin tonic, Pow Paw,
changes all these conditions. IT WILL cure
Dyspepsia. It will euro Indigestion. 1t
will cure Nervousness and Sleeplessness.
g MUNYON.
Paw Paw has wrought this change IN
hundreds Of homes In this city. It has
changed the Dyspeptic from an irritable
despondcnt and unhappy being into a
healthy, happy and hopeful one, and
here VIC tell the story:
Or. Thos. c. Carter Gives Munyon's Paw.
Paw Strong Professional
Endorsement
washington, .. c., Nov. -, 1903.
! / have used and am now using Mum
ynn,s Paw-Pa and find It most -et-
.rcctice pepsin tonic. ! successfully pre-
scribe It In cases Of severe nervousness,
indigestion and stomach trouble. ,i&
Prof Munyon is to be congrat ulated IN
Utilizing the fruit OF the Paw-Paw tree,
the digestive qualities Of which. be-
licve, are second to no known production
In the fruit or vegetable kingdom.
332 c Street, Northwest.
Washlnaton Patent Attorney Recon-
mends Paw. aw.
] desire that the public should know
chat I have used Munyon's Paw-Paw for
r,mbago and rheuma tism symptoms, and
from personal use believe 1t Is a most
valuable remedy and tonic
(Slgned) II. W. BRrN Ely.
a5>l No. 1918 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, .. c.
Paw-Paw will make worn out stom-
achs almost as good as new VIII make
GOOD. rich blood and build up the ner--
yong system: will do away with both the
NECESSITY and desire for beer. whiskey.
vine and other injurious stimulants.
a body that Is overworked' a system
mat Is run down, requires strnulant.
Alcoholic stimuants lit. but let you fail.
Paw-Paw lifts you up and holds you.
Large bottle, 81. Paw Paw l.aAat. .s
Pills, IS cents per box. At al druss''a''s'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05

=, Her own. shG assisted In rearing many
Whit children n this town. being always
IN '" constant remand as a nurse; The old,
ut and most respectable inhabit ants OF
this town testify to her good eharaet I =
inc her funeral bore unmistakable evi-
,d DEF Of the high esteem in which 3: sne
was held by the white people of this vicln-
lty. 1uo.ran who
Was a slave, the property of the late
Joseph stras, died some years ago; she ne
was striking example Of the highest
and best DEVELOPMENT OF her race. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Robertson Surrenders.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

(SVGCEHT- 7~F"E'@<rs'''7
WINSTON-SALEM, N, c., DAG, A.
RUFUS Robertson, who stabbed and fatally
wounded Hubbard Hasten In kerners-
Vile on tn, evening Of November 18th,
was placed In Jail to-day, He surren-
dered to his brother-ln-law. Deputy sher-
If Brown, in the northeastern part OF the
county. 1,,.,,
robertson says he has been IN virginia
and West Virginia since the crime re
admits thai he is guilty of cutting Hasten
and then taking him In a buggy to and
leaving him In a barn two miles from
Kernersyille, He claims that he and
Hasten were drinking, though they had
always been good friends up to the time
OF the cutting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Vessels Not Manned.
PRETTY Wedding.
,oo1al FL Tne Times-DIsna tcf.l

Especial to The Times-D ispa tch)
\ POCAHONTAS. VA, Dec. 2.-The soc1al
event of the season was. the wedding OF
Miss Minnie Denis and Mr.. +. a. Gelsen:
Church this evening. Rev. s.. ". Moore
q Presbyterian minister, officiating.
The blde. the daughter Of Mrs. r. j.
Merrell. was attired in beautiful gown
with pearl and chiffon trimming.
The maid Of honor was Miss Gertrude
lGeisen, Ut Roanoke, sister Of the groom
sUshera were II. M. umbarger NJ: r.
Shepherd, Dr.. l., q. Ward, r. a: Jones
and q. w. Zimmerman.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Gelser
departed on the westbound train for an
extended visit to the Pacific slopo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Born Free, She Married a Slave,

Especial to ZIG 7III1es-DFsgatCII,I
rAHEWELL Van Dec 4-Cynthla a.
Warren a colored woman Of big i respect
on Thursday afternoon. The burial SER
Vices wera conducted in the Methodist
Church, White and were attended by g
large number OF both white and co1ored
The deceased was one Of the Oldest
inhabitants Of this town, having lived
here for nearly seventy years, She leaves
seven sons and three daughters, amo3nl1g s
ana sTsdtAh high respectabiity. In this town, She
was free born, being descended from an
tSilan tribe in paategn Virginia, and 2,
~ Hss esd sV yeayins = .agy large family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
CHAM 1ERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
\ THE VERY BEST.

~ have been USING Chamherlain's
best cough medicine have ever taken :
says George Il, chubb, a merchant ct
Harlan, Mich. There Is no question about
Its being the best as 1t will cure q cough
or cold In less time than any other treats
iTnert. It should always be kept N the
home ready Tor Instant use, toF 2. eo! 2
receives prompt attention. Foyt>sa|s ~
all druggists, Z. n !. Us 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
FOUR-CENT PEANUTS.
!, ----- -- II .'ss3 ..sta
Negro Arrested for Assaultine
and Robbing Negro Woman. L

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn'' J, ~.
Fl srJFFOLK. VA, Dec. 4,--For the first
time in several years, farmers grades
of peanuts to-day reached the four cent
mark In smithfeld. Bunch nuts sold
from 8 "a to 4 cents, running Ia to
3 us. smithfleld was the only market
where four cents was paid. The crop Is
short. ,,,,,,,a, 4,
To-day, near Chuckatuck, Va, William
brown was arrested for crimlnally as
saultlng ana robbtng Ophella smith,
twenty years old, coiored,
the woman was found In the woods
senseless; her purse. containing 50 and
revolver, missing, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
S. r. Williams.
Mrs. c. G. Allen.
,ao,ol To ME Tines-Dlspatcl

(sneo'al to The Times lspatch)
sTAuNTON, VA, Dec. 4.--Mrs. Carrie
Gay Allen, wife OF Waldo NJ, Allen, died
at "Gaymont." the residence OF her
brother. II. e. Gay. at y o'clock to-day,
aged fifty years. Mrs. Allen was Chris
tan lady, and we'll beloved by the whole.
community, where she had spent tho most
of her life up ia n year ago, when she
moved to Newport News. where her hus-
band is engaged In business.
She came here several weeks ago, and
was taken sick and gradually grew worse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
CITIZENS BANK,
Name Adopted for New Finan,
cial Institution at Louisa.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
FREDERICkS HALL, VA, Dec A.
The Board of Directors Of the new bank
at Louisa decided to name the lnstltu-
tion UTho Louisa Citizens Bank" in
stead of rhe estate Bank of Louisa"
DR., 70, A,sTerrell was elected president.
vice 81 A.. Saunders: u, M. Crank, vice.
president; Dr. w. Q, Smith and Dr.,
Frank voolfolk We're added to the Board
of Directors, 5jf4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Presented Him With Pipe,

(specjal to The 'TImes,DIspatohJ
K LEXINGTON, VA, Dec; 4-Mr HUGH
A, White, OF the, Buena Vista bar VINO .o
has peen delivering Lectures, Uetora Ine
s Unvers n has as completed The course on
corporations, The members Of TIE class 3
,pleasantiy surprised him by the plesepta-
lion OF a beautiful meerschaum Pipe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Deem Run Club Meet.

The Deep Run Hunt Club will have
their weekly meet this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at Young's Pond, on the Hermi-
tnge road. II the weather be good largo
field may DO expected. Persons who wish
to see the start can do SO by driving out
to the pond or taking the 8 p, M. Lake
side car. The hunt will come TT at tho
Deem Run Club house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05

John Leroy Virgins, a popular young
cmploye Of the Seaboard Air Line at
Mathis an attractive young lady of this
city, were married at 610 o'clock 7Slast
evening at the First Baptist Church.
The maid Of honor was Miss Daisy NJ.
DAVIS. The best man was Mr.. IL. L,i
Gruham. Little Misses Nellie MacEae1
and Hazel Wlnsted were ribbon girls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
& Boldock-Wright.
specIal to 7The Times-Dispatch,)

PERA, VA, Dec. 4.-Mr, ". A.. Boil
dock, well known miller IN Amherst
attractive daughter OF Mr.. I'm J. Wright,
merchant at Elon, Amherst cotli,y,
were married at PELHAM N. c., where
they preferred, there being no objections
but they decided to go to Pelham as q
matter Of convenience and pleasure. The
Of Amherst county and veEy attractive
bride was for some time school teacher
young lady, I!@4lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
A YOUNG WOMAN KILLED
BY FALLING AGAINST BED
!, eo,o, ~ Thc Timas-Dlspatch,

+ wINsTON-sALEM, n Gu psc. a.
Miss Rosa Shore, an estimabe young
lady, died to-day ms a result OF pecu-
liar accident, Before she arose yesterday
morning she heard her mother fall down
a flight OF steps, @
In her .effort to arise quickly the daugh.
ter stumbled and fell against the bed
post, sustaining injuries internally, and
which resulted In hor death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-05
Virginians Abroad.

(special to Tho Tlmes-D spatchO
f BOTTOM, MASS, Dec lannon's the
saloon passengers who VIII san Eos tne
Star Liner Romantic are Mrs, L, 4,
rrnndler and Master Chandler, landF
Mrs, AZ 81. Edison. Of Portsmouth, va.
They will visit the Azores, Naples; and
Gene as we'll as other Leyantine cities