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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
GOdvc Sri, @is.

6bor u~iittert 2ipet fan pare, er pi
igen bleoen minDet alDorlig DIN. Def
oar hrs. a. Saco6fen. 6errsn Oenne
Gang falote paa. Oasoag ben II.
Starts ON Qftenen fit bun pluoieIis
9ierteIlag og iegneoe ON og bsoe uOen
at iiee ct Orb. !0enbes gigsnabn
par 8riitins 9ielien. SUN bar Febt
Ma9lebp Sosn paa Mpen ben %.
Rooember 1926 og bleo ioulepes ca.
76d Qar gammel. 3 1866 bleo bun
gift meO Rasmus Sacobien, og famine
4ar rejite be til 2(merita. De opbolot
fig fsrIt / Ddupuca, Dis., / 8 Maaz
neDer og hptteoe iaa til Qbams so.
og te6te ben 5arm, iom bun iioen bar
boet pua til i'm 9eosbag. t6snoes
Wano osbe / Sanuar 1892. SUN baps
be feln ingen Barn, men optog / tit
gus lin Ssiters 6 Born, iom tioIig
miitebe beres Mfober. Ollie 6, for
bbem bun bar n9ret en- trofdit % oms
bpggelig Mober, leber Der / Settlemenz
tet. De 4 er enpnu bjemme, og be 2
er gift og Dor | R9r6eben. 8egrapels
len fanot Steo Senbag Den 10. Marts
unoer flor Deltagelie. paitor 6jortss
bang tulte ferit / 6jemmet, bOorsfter
Qigst fsrtes til ben norfte &irts | Necez
Dab, bbor after gaitor 0~jortsbang oe
Ell engelit grait talte. De jOrDiife
2eOninger bleO ftsOt til 6pile paa
Recsoab a~irteguaro peO Sioen at benz
beg Wdno.
Sens Rdsmusien oar iolgt lin
Sdrm til en- 5pffer for $500. Sans
Syn gilbert, fom bar boet pda Carmen,
fIptter inb til 4rtbale for at 6i9lpe
i'm 5doer paa Weaen.
Sens 9asmusIsn, fom bar paz
ret fpg faa l9nge, er III | COB Be-
bring. Def Ter ub til, at 9enners
5orbenner er bsrt, o9 9erren bar
fronet 29gens 5jalp meb 6elb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Srinitatis Sem. o. College.

Der er 5oraar / gluten, % bet
er berfpr life let at boloe 5anterne
peb 8sgerne. S oenne llge REFER en-
9st at 3arlsne og ct Bar at Yigerne.
4u bar Der ogIda p9ret megen Sraplz
feb | lang 5ib, og oa en- M 5raol6eo
begpnosr. maa 8ogen lagges pda 9pls
ben til n9ite 9inter.
= 8a5aren til 5oroel fOr 9pmnuz
ftitbufet gap gOot og bel $115. 0g iad
Dor Der eager til ct 8elsb at $45, Der
life blep foIgte, men fom ifal i9lges
/ en- NOR 5remtib. @leDerne hidlp til
of ale ar0fter, og 5orretningsm9noss
ee / gnen gap bper en- Del gobe
9iaq at fQlge. Sas GAP for 500,
Mafbiaien for $3.50, Blair Clothing
60. for $500 D. +. b. 4nnd SDrgen=
fens 6ofnpuoe bar noget at bet ferite,
Der folgtes. Den foIfebe s.. Gn Del
@agsr blep ienot fra 8enner andre
9feber fra.
Gfolebireftionen boloer / oenas
11ge Wpbe paa Stolen.
paul geterfen Itanfeoe forleoer
Gfplens 8ibliotet II gooe Bigger
Wrrbi ca. $14). 2igelsOes CAB 81
curb 4nter ct Bert | tire ginb, ion
ban banDi p1a Ba3aren, og fom mango
boDoe boabet at pinbe. Oct er en-
Berbensbiftorie al gmerio1. Gnobi.
Dere fenbte 8. q. Nelfon fra Winnea.
polls fit meiterlige Bert ,9iftoro 81
6conbinnDinns in Mmeri1a."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
GeOar Sails, Sa.

Martin 9bornOubl Og 9uitru
matte / iibIte llge friite ben Sorg al
mite oeres life Barn, Der fun blsp en-
Dag gummel. gegrapeIien funbi
SteD 5orsbas Gftermiooag fra 9iem-
met.
Gn Spiter III 6ans 9anIen fpf
for gpen Tom / fiOite uge meo fin
5orlopeOe BERTH ira Daamart.
SibIte qgroag afgit Sens Giels
lens 6uTtru Deb 9soen I lit Sism :
Ulil fDboeit fer gnen. gun par fun
ing / noele 9age at en- meeet onburtei
9ungebet9nbelfe. SUN efterldber iig fin
Wanb og nj gsrn. bboraf bet bngitt
pei er ire Maanetsr og BET pfbite MAD.
ite femtsn Qar. gsgrapelfen fanoi
Steo / Onsoogg paa 5reOsOiae Sir
fegadro unOsr flor 0eltuselie.
= 9emotraterne opftilebe / Mdn.
bags Qftes Deo osres Prsbepalg SEQ
Mornin iomaanoibat for MabOrzGm.
beoet, Idd @9lgerne maa nu ufgsre
ON BET ffdl bore BAN eller 6ommen.
nan.
= 8dmle Mr. 0ielisn, Hiels Risl.
lens 5aoer, refer / Ell n9r 5remtit
tilbage til lit Diem / Reenab, Dis
9an bar opbolbt fig Der pg | Buterlot
/ 8inter bps fine gsrn. og Ri bar baret
glaze peb at bdpe BAN iblanbt os.
Mr. 5. q. 6ussnien refer | n9.
tie uge meb i'm Gamilie til portldnb
Oregon. Mrs. 9agenIens 6elbreb bdl
! l9ngere 5io life b9ret gOot, og be
Deates, at 5Oranbring at alimaet full.
be babe en- Delgerenbe SnoHDbelie pax
6enoe.
= Wrs. Sbane, Der | ffere 4dr bo1
BAIT en- Mooebanoel Der / 8ben, uf
gift / Wanodgs Qat peo Deben eftei
faa 0ages Spgeleje. 9un bar IS
Qdr gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

paitor NieIfea tom biem fra
&reosmsoet og talte pua 0dnia Saa
peo 0amms 9egrapelie. 9alen par
fnls at Sell.
= SibiteS enbog Gftermiobug talte
paIt. Nielien after beo g~e9rapelie /
Sirten; Der bar fulopattet at 6olf.
Den 4fbpbe bar German peoerien.
DENIES 6uitru blep begrapet fra &irs
fen for fire Qar iioen. Sem for9lores
lsIe gsrn begr9ber 5abet al benz.
Maa 6erren bepare benz | benae onoe
9erben, og mao De alporligs Orb, Der
bleb taft peo oisie 4nIebninger, blipe
til 0i9lp for nogle Sj9le.
= gpens tiblieere 8orsmeiter u.
u. Dimes ontom Iibite 3irsbd9 til
Minnsdpolis / @arstagt at to Sberifs
fer. Der ital p9re flere Qntlaser mob
BAN / Qnleoning al ben 9orruption,
Der foabt Stsb / bans Gmbeostib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Dmffes.

G..ff.a Jlere gsrlonsr af aarafter o.
D"i'S"' soot geHomme boer Gtat Zen
GATES I bette Gounfp) til at %rspraieuters % oOsrtsre
ct saumslt stablsrst o. rist 5OrrstHiHssbus paO COB fs
uandd gaIs. gaiar s2i.oo usentlis fOruben efspsns
Ter. beiaIbar fontant bDer Gnsoaa fra ooDebfonfor.
5oripnes. ON ngbbenbigt, meb oct os Bogn. 5ieies
reuesr. SnbIas aoHpolut nso sssH aorssie
Colonial Co., S3I, Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Gn fife 8Os, i 81 m. 'Hs Girl sa .ifsr s,s e. S ssn
er frif. u. Gonpergoro, Dor q, gtacine Get, gDis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Yige pnifes.

On flint qiss fan iaa plaos | Sem
Reltourant, Blair, Gebr. Sob een sipes
en- bpstis pise, iom f%Oritaar fig paa Nabs
l%apuin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
0aniferen." .
5reSag ben 20. Marts 1908.
Blair, Ieb..

Mr. Sens Qnoerfen og Wttis
ssennp Saeobfen agtepieoes / Snsz
bags | Dot bdnfts airte. bpor pditor
zig forretteoe 5ieneite. Mange @en-
nsr ar BET unge par, Der agter at for.
blipe Der / 9Den, bar meb til 9pjtiben.
% mango imutte @auer iaas / 9rpl=
~Iupsfufet, gruoens Mooers 0iem.
Meober Ipiisr. 5aoer ipiier, geo.
fiemoosr fpiler, 8eoitefaoer ipiier.
8srnsne Ipiier. RoctD Mountuin 81
er @%runbsn. ubmertet 5oraarsmio=
bel. 80 Gents.
Sorubdm &c Sampion.
= FIR De tpber en- M 9umberz
Dosr. tom ino og ie pdd be npe bent
mefobrifsrebe 8ogne bos @6ds. u.
soft. Oct foiter Dem intet, ON De
intet tsber.
Ro5er fit bun paa i'm &ino,
3fare. ff9lmife 2ire;
Sinen lob Ipm Sfopens 6inb,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Garrfl til Salqs.

en Sarm. Ill aeres ~beitousuOs al 2
.4oiiuies' 5slonb os co. 81 acrss unosr
9lou, alt tart @eOninsstroit, fan faas til
asbs paa biuise g%etinselisr. Dob eeiiss
senbeb / Il oonif Excitement nerueo oanit.
lntbsrit airte os Stole, mibt meIem to 9ooe
6onosIs6per. tGt ueb % os Stou. 9pss
nin9erue CT iaa 9oot iom npe. aebeIpitne
bsnasHOsr Jig itriftlist eler munOIi8t til
Qoitor 6aralo Semen.
Dor IS. 6utdinlon, Winn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
1l1oore.

gnnf ensr qrpsI bslbrsOsr life. spis BET slorts.
bible faa Ssrn babe eensen. Ter sitss en- %fontiius
tipnei aarias berfOr, oe jea Tfal ienbs Goer en- anpiss
ming pda en- snfrIt AleHrasbebanoliHg. iom ~Lslbrsosbt
nit Barn oa mense onfres.
MRe. @. SummsRe.
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
G0rfr ieaes.

@or IreIiers @enisbeO, 9ieenob. Ills,
gnifer Ell troenbe Carer / 10 Woaneosr al
Sommerierisn iii at unberpiie Weniebeoens
gsrn Danit os Religion.
Man bebes at benpenbe fig til
Rep. 8. y. Semen.
524 ISABELLA CTR, Reenab, ISIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Gnbp T 5amilie bnrbe bape fit 6usapo=
tef, os ben ferfte 5laife | bet burbe pare Or.
@oob's Rormau gine Sprup, @atnrens
Mibbet mob 6oite o9 5orfslelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Oct bar RpcfD Mountain Sc giort.
Garabam e Sampfon.
= 6os .Sobn 5. llnru6 er Steoet,
bpor De bsr tsbe 0eres Msbler.
Undertaking" befsrges til moderate
Prifer.
= nbmartst 5oraarsmiooel. nbz
renter ale uiuabbeoer. 9sr globet
rist. 5plber meb 9arme os ipiaenbs
2ip. On 5oraarspeliignelie er Roctp
RpuEtain Se. 35 Gents.
5ora6am e Sampion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
SENATOR MARTIN
is MAKING HAY
There Was Not Room on His
Farm to Stack His
Crop.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial 10 Inc llIneS-OlSputCfl.J
SCOTTSVILLE, VA. July Gas a re-
suit of the propitous weather-heavy
rains early in the season and the dry
spell Iollowing-the hay crop here has
surpassed the expectations Of the most
sangune- Senator n. S. Martin made
&O,M pounds OF the choicest. and had
10 30 off OF his 2,OO-acre farm TO find
room TO stack II,
Among others. Mr., Ryland Fox. of
Spring IIill. had a most excellent crop
OF the best quality.
Captain j. l., Pitts. of Belle Haven.
had two barns tnll. besides fourteen or
fifteen stacks.
MIR. H. II, Agee, OF Buckingham. had
to double the size OF his hay house, his
crop was SO immense,
Mr.. r. II. Birch. of Charlottesville
visited Scottsville Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Hill. of Roanoke, is the
guest of her brother, Mr., c, y. Har
riS.
Mrs, II. l.. FOX leaves shortly for {
visit To i<eswick,
Miss Goode. OF Henrico, is the CUES
| III Mrs C. =. Blankenship.
Mrs Celia Martin and children o
| Richmond, have arrived here. and ar
| dcmiciled in their new house.
| Mrs j. Y. Pereira leaves on Monda,
| for Roanoke.
| panied by Mr. a, G, Bell, will leave o,
Thursday morning for Atlantic City VII
! Richmond and Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
RAPPAHANNOCK FAIR
Fine Programme Issued for the Annua
Exhibition.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA. July 20
The premium lists Tor the coming fair Of
the RappahAnnock Valley Agricultural
Society to be held at this city september
ga 2sd and s4th are being dstI'ealea
attractions indicates that tho exhibition
WIN be, as good as was ever held here.
" not better.
Belle Air and Berea Baptist Churches.
IN Stafford county. have formally with,
united With the Hermon Association. Both
churches have elected deiegates to the
Bowling Green. August 18Th
| Mr. o, A. Mays Is buil&as q large
dairy barn and silo on Chatham farm. In
Stafford county inst opposite th's ely thi,
city win be, completed II few weeks
and the work is giving the, greatest sat
isfaction. The laying OF the .granolithic
payements along the improved streets Is
| now In progress.
MIR, l>-ihard A. Bell has purchased OF
Mr. ". l.. Amss the Eaters brick resi-
| dence on Main Street
Hon, Harry ST. George Tucker will adj
! dress the people of Caroline county. nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
That CURSE CALLED RUMoR.

Between the Incendiary who fires his
neiehbors barn In secret vengeance. and
tho Worthy who starts run on
Bank with malicious gossip, there Is only
technical difference
Gossip with-a-purpose has too often
been used to stab character and to wreck
fortunes, and 1t is a great pity the law
cannot better reach those who employ
such intangible and insidious methods to
achieve their ends.
Scarcely any enterprise, or individual.
No matter how deserving, lis safe from
the subtle dangers of the Gossip-monger,
md human nature SO loves morse OF
such news" that 1t can be relied upon
to push along" a rumor when once 1t
has been judiciously started
A vivid illustration of the gross injus-
tice such rumor can do Is seen IN the
"Force'' Food Company's advertisement
of this date. wherein reward of $1,000
is offered for the conviction of the parties
who Initiated the suggestion that "Force'
was drugged.
A further offer of $500 for evidence
that single package Of the fifty million
sold contain anything except Wheat. Bar
ley and Table Salt is, of course, COM
plete refutation OF the rumor. even II the
State Supervision of Foods was not IN
itself ample protection,
People who love fair play In business.
as we'll as In other matters, will read
with Indignation that II has cost me
"Force" Food Company ever $4,000 &c
publish refutation Of this "rumor' IN
tho newspapers of the United States ana
Canada, and probably, as much more
in loss of sales resulting from the pase-
less gossip which did the harm
The absurdty of the rumor Is apparent
when It is known that the public mas
OaCkageS OF
"Force" without single instance of any
Ill effect upon any one of the users.
The Force Company are evidently
suffering the usual penalty for success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
His Administrator Sues for
Ten Thousand Dollars.
NEW RECEIVER is NAMED
Judge S. j. dudley Appointed to Held
Administer the Valuable Finch
Shipbuilding Conn
pany Opens Brass foundry.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 9.-Dr.
B. r. Gary. administrator OF the estate
Of George Christian. the negro who was
selcctrocuted several months ago by COM
ing In contact with an Oycrchaigci wire.
to-day entered another suit for $1,000
damages, this time making defendants
The Consumers Light. Heat and Power
Company, Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company, aud tho
Citizens Railway. Light and Power
Company. The first action was against
the Consumers Company alone and was
consulted, when 1t was decided 10 tnnks
tho other companies parties defendant
Judge Blackstone. In the Circuit Court,
to-day appointed Judge S. j. Dudley
Temporary receiver. 10 act with i, !. Ma
son in the conduct OF the Finch property
on Washington Avenue, valued at sew
eral hundred thousand dollars. Mason
and Banker F. f. Finch were originally
named as receivers. Mason cia,tneu tl.a.
Finch would not cooperate with MN
and applied TO have him removed
BRASS FOUNDRY.
The Newport News shipbuildinS and
Dry Dock Company to-day bcsaa ope-
rating its new brass foundry. large
addition Is being made to It's Ola ron anu
brass foundry. and 1t is stated that
small steel plant Will De ,opstateo ~
conjunction with 1t.
The German cruiser Gazelle has sailed
for Halifax. after being overhauleh at
The Vineta. flagship Of GERMANY.
squadron in American waters Is e*pccseo
here again soon.
Mrs. susan Cassidy. wife Of Thomas
Cassidy, died this morning at her nome
efter an illness of only two hours. The
Lady Maccabees will conduct the iuneral
The bicycle store OF Ben. ], Johnson
was destroyed by fire this nornhs mo
loss was about $1,000. az,
,his morning. He is survived by his
widow and three children, The Pythians
Will take the body to Suffolk Tor 'h'er-
ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30

day. on tb hre si,b,e on Of "Asi5ducation"
large m nu saSsr'e Of q ctizens ef spotsyl-
ynnia enjoyed fish fry at A.. tena nss =
MIL IN that county, given oy M AZ. ISIS, =.
Many fish were caught, the cooking was
good time
day, school enjoyed their annual picnic
ut the Dannehi ''sulphur Spring Farm.
n spotsylvania county. two miles from
spent by the young people as well as the
Older ones present
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS
Victoria James, Swai daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. James Swan, of Culpcper coun-
ty. to Mr.. Robert Lee 1ohr. the ceremony
to take place at Brandy Baptist church.
in that county, on August 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
PREACHER TAKES
DAUGHTER HOME
Told Man With Whom She
Eloped He Could Marry
Hertin TWO Years.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

BRISTOL, TENN, July 29.-Rev. M.
Murray, whose ffteen-year-old daugh-
ter eloped with r. s. Ames. Of Salem,
Ma, and came to Bristol last Saturday
night, arrived in Bristol last night and
returned home his morning, accompa-
MED by his daughter, Young Ames,
who was also here insisted on Mr.. MUIR
rays consent for his daughters marriage.
but the old gentleman held out stoutly
against 1t. However, he compiimelted
Ames' character, and told him that he
might marry the girl two years later.
This satisfied Ames and he accompa-
MED the preacher and his daughter On
the return trip to Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
JOINT DEBATE
Fortune Teller Of Wide Repute Dies at
an Advanced Age.
(spcclal 10 mr. Times. pispntc

ISVtcIHl 10 The ITlrcS.1'1sI'Hte H'
ONANCOCK, VA. july. 2o,-County
Court to-day was attended by q large
crowd. The principal political excitement
was a Joint discussion between s. VIII
kins Matthews and John r; Row. can
didates for the House of Delegates. Re-
cords were handled without gloves.
fifty years has lived just beyond the
corporate limits of the town. Is dead, aged
eighty-two years. She had the most OF
her life Dracticed fortune telling ana nag nag
long. enjoyed quite reputation Tor ski,
in that line. II was not an unusual
thing to see several carriages near her
residence. and surprise was often ex.
came from the adjoining counties in
Maryland. and some from more distant
localities. The business gave her nus
band and herself comfortable living.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
BURROS IN BUCHANAN
A Number ofthe Animals Are Brought
There from New Mexico.

Especial to The Times-Dlsnatchl
BUCHANAN, VA. July 29.-Mr. James
week on visit to relatives In this coun-
ty.
lie brought with him two carloads OF
find sale in this section. Those animals
are genuine curiosities here. Most OF
them are broken and all are docile ana
easily controlled. They are said to be
very useful as burden bearers. and arc
able to carry heavy loads on their backs
up steep mountain sides.
There are forty-five. males and females,
in the lot. They are easy to keep ana
subsst by grazing herbage too scanty TO
support almost any other animal.
II it be found that they, can stand the
winters of this climate. they will doubt
less soon become as plentiful In the noun
tains Of Virginia as they now are In the
mining regions Of the Southwest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
ROBBED TRUNK OF
RICHMOND LADY
James Stevens is Given Two
Years in the Peni-
Tertiary.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July 20
James Stevens. colored. charged with en-
tering the residence of Joseph A. Peck,
and robbing the trunk Of a Richmond
lady Miss James. was this afternoon
found guilty and his term fixed at two
years In the penitentiary. Stevens mar
rowly escaped lynching at the hands OF
mob on July 3, the 'rumor having spread
that assault had been attempted
The body OF Fireman Walter Meeks.
who was killed yesterday In the South
ern Railway wreck. near Springfield,
reached here at noon to-day and was In
TERED this afternoon In Oakhill ceme-
terry. Meeks was twice married. HIS
second wife was Miss sallle Chambers.
OF Charlottesville, the marriage having
occurred but few months since. He
leaves two children by his 1rst wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
Or. Scott Commissioned.
(snecial to Tue rlnes-pispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 29.-
Dr. Sidney L. Scott son OF Mr. William
Scott, of this city, has received q COM
mission from the United States navy as
an assistant surgeon Of that Department
with the rank of lieutenant. He is now
here awaiting orders,
Nelson Goodrich. two prominent young
men. Of this city, who left here some
months ago for South Afilca, to engage
In business. have returned. the climatic
conditions OF the country and the business
outlook being unfavorable to the enter
prise which they contemplated engage
ing In. *. Nelson Goodrich VIII en-
gage In business in New York and John
r. Goolrick will take up his work OF cleo
trical engineering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
SALOONKEEPERS FIGHT
TOWN OF BREMERTON
11,n Aasnclaled press.l

i OLYMPIA. WASH, July s9.-The sn.
irene Court has issued an order return;
able Friday recurring the p whW i, G sbnuid
of o1t BT re- reesfraned from interfering with
the opening q the saoHns Of thae RACE Hav1
TO secure ln nrder' that no more gov
i pepns craft 20 to the Bremerton yards
On oi'i account Of Che immoral SURROUNDINGS.
oTn s c9ons IN tfe towh
n naa ca loon. eeper carried the matter into
the co,,rts claiming that the Council had
no no authority TO revoke License pr aeid 70
i ~ ,swpr of the town and the saloon-keep-
a ppaa 4 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
WERE INSPECTED
BY GENERAL MILES
Secretary Root Also Visite
Camp OrdWay. Near
Leesburg.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

LEEsBURG. VA. July 2o.-lieutenant-
General Nelson A. Miles visited Camp
ordway %, CD militia, near Leesburg,
on Tuesday, He was ACCOMPANIED by his
personal aides, Colonies subley and Maus,
Arriving on tbs afternoon train IN
private car, the party was met at the
station by General Harris and starr and
escorted on horseback to the camp, Where
a general review of tho brigade was held,
Secretary OF War Root visited the camp
on Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
UNI ON MEN MUST
PAY HIGHER PRICE
NV Associated Press.l

cHIcAdo ILL, J@T oi 2sT astt6 price sa Of
menis ns yor "waporkmen will be advanced
sharply all over the United States; ac-
saTdIns 70 statement m saeleta BY Il Il t A.
iininpe' M ~ garment Makers Associa-
ton roi in s Convention here. The Assoeia,ien
Includes nearly all the makers using the
' The 'a advance will he noted. and must
be considered due to the increase IN the
price of fabrics" said Mr. White, TIE ne
union men buy most OF our ~, sooc COST ans ~
will obtain them even u inc cos' Is
greater"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
TWO ACCIDENTS
A Little Boy and Young Man Hurt at
williamsburg.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatcho
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July @.-George
Lane. the little son of Colonel L. w.
Lane, was quite painfully hurt while out
riding this morning The pony he was
riding stumbled and fell on the little :! rel ,s.
was called in and treated the injured
IA. X. Graves. the day operator for, tho
Chesapeake and Ohio. had his collarbone
Yesterday Mr.. Graves was doing the
slde-ln act. when one OF the. PLAYERS EEL
on him. Graves will have to carry his
arm In sling for several weeks.
city. will be a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for the House Of Dele:
gates In opposition to e. c. Madison. OF
Warwick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
61AEE kEkxvgs

Nav be gone and yet the remaining lung
will be Amply sufficient to sustain q vigor-
Gus vitality. AS general thing few peo-
ple make more use of both lungs than is
equivalent to healthy use OF one lung.
These facts arc all in the favor Of the
man or woman with weak lungs, even
when disease has strong grip on them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30

Of medicine from different physicians without
and Eot Ills advice. and began using his Golden
Medical Discovery I have used twenty-five
bottles. When commenced taking It had no
appetite, my system was completely rundown;
better than did before got sick. Have q good
appetite and am able to do my work. Sin.
.cerey recommend Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Those who suffer from chronic dis
eases are invited to consult DR.. Pierce,
by letter, free All correspondence
strictly private. Address DR.. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets assist the
action Of the Discovery"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
SENATOR LUPTON
is IN THE RACE
fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

WINCHESTER, VA, July 2s.-contrary
to reports published to-day to the effect
drawn from the senatorial contest, Mr..
Lupton declares in an open letter that
he is still candidate, but objects to
the proposed plan of having tickets at me
primaries instead of the vlva-Voce vote
as prescribed by the State Committee, to
which body the matter has been referred.
He says he will abide by Its decision.