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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
~ NO. - ~ 49, ~ y
Socialist Public Me ting.

Tho socialist labor party Will hold a
public meeting at Powen's Hall Church
viii he: SOCIALISM; What It Is and What
II Is Not" Questions on the subject
Of discussion will be answered by the
speaker, and the public are invited 10
y Mr. r. Icculloch wiz address the meet
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
The Valentine Auction Co,
Auctioneers.

a pMIN4sTRAToR,s AUCTION SALE
Hall and Dining Room furniture, Hand
some Velvet Carpets. Mating, Hair Mat
tresses. Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Bronze Figures. Vases and Clocks, Hand
some Pictures and Lace Curtains. Re-
ginia Corona Music Cabinet, Upright
Piano. Table and Bed Linen. Handsome
Mar 1a.I. and Pier Mirrors in Gold and
S vi w Ell # M &oaa ass nFS s s stFss
beginning at lo:s0 o'clock. viz. in parts:
Handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber
Suit. with Mirror Door Wardrobe to
match; Cherry Chamber Suit. with Mirror.
Beds. with Brass Trimming; Fine Hair
Mattresses. Oak ChiftonieE Marble Top
and other Center Tables. Massive Walnut
Massive Oak Hall Rack. with large .
French Plate Mirrors; gpright Piano. Res
ale; EleotgiH Fans, Roller Invalid Chair.
Clocks. Handsome Pictures, Parlor Fur
niture. Center Round Settee, Rattan Par
lor Suit. Portiere Shades, Lace Curtains
and Poles. Handsome Parlor. Diniug-
Room. Chamber and Hall Carpets | and
Glasses Bric-a-Brac. Cande!ehra Blan-
kets, one very fine Center Table. Mar
BILE Top; Lounges and Couches. very fine
Mantel and Pier Mirrors, In Gold and
Walnut Frames. and other Furniture,
&C.. too numerous to mention. Sale POSI-
TERMs-Cash. The ladies are especial.
" THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
jy 25,26,2s Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28

Mr.. Edmund Kahn will leave Sunday ror
Norfolk, where he expects to sail on tns
Old Dominion Lane steamer "Hami1toh
for New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28

1t was decided after much debate to al
low young women to take me course
This action on the part OF the Northwest
err Is another. step In opposition to the
segregation idea OF the University OF CHI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
Crew-Austin.

Mr.. william M. Crew and Miss Ade-
lnide v, Austin, both OF Norfolk, We're
married. at Chestnut Hill yesterday. Rev.
Dr.. w. r. L. Smith officiating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
NOT IGE!

cational privileges In deciding that here
after young women students will be ad-
mitted to the elementary preparatory de-
partment OF the Swedish Theological Sem
mary. Laymen, as we'll as theological stu
dents. are admitted to the preparatory
department, and it was on this point that
the question of co-educauon was encoun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
BY Pollard g. Bagby,
Real Estate AuctioueerS.
Geo. w, Mayo, Auotioneer.

GILES B. JACKSON.
July 23-tds Trustee.
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TERMs-Cash. The ladies are especial-
ly invited to attend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Nv 25.262S Auctioneers.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-18
Notice to city Tax PAYERS!

,oIde Inc City Tax Books for the Taxes OF
nSuz VIII be closed on the 1st day of jan
ilary i5H, and Distress Warrants will be
Issued Issued tor all taxes remaining unpaid on
tust cate The fees for issuing and serv-
ns these Distress Warrants amount TO
49, 40 Tor each warrant. which will be ad-
i" Ieu 70 the face Of the warrant and col
''Ised BY the Chief Of Police.~
,o1sy order OF the Council this Dee. 1st,
''os' ]. N. BLACKWELL,
City Tax Collector,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-18
Notice!

City tax payers are hereby Informed
that on all taxes unpaid on January list,
1904, a penalty of per cent per month,
from October LIST. 1908. will attach and
be collected, as provided By Ordinance.
]. N. BLACKWELL,
City Tax Collector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
EMAN'SgFALLS DAM
One Hundred Thousand Dollar Stone
Structure to Be Erected.
~ (Special to Tho Times Dlspat Itch.

V LYNCHBURG, ~ Az March &c, --Gleaves
and Company Of this city have been
awarded the contract for the construction
sof big dam md power house ut Cole
mans Fails for the Bedford Pulp and
Paper Company. While the exact amount
j OF money Involved In the contract Is not
known, 1t Is thought to be not far from
one hundred thousand dollars. The work
of constructing the dam will begin at
once and Will be pushed rapidly to COM
pletion. Coleman's Falls Is about fifteen
miles from Lynchburg. a. dam used to
be at that point, but q few years ago IL
was removed along with large number
Of other dams that were placed in the
river years ago by the james River and
'11anawha Canal Company.
/. The new dam will be built Of stone
and will be of most substantial char
meter. The power-house will also be built
of stone and, 1t Is stated. twill utilize
'prac tically every bit of the water OF the
James In the development of power. It
IL expected that the work Will be COM
.pleted within about eight months.
In addition to this great work OF I'M
provement, the Bedford Pulp and Paper
Company will double the big plant which
thew now have at Dlg Island. They seem
To be planning to conduct their business
on the James Oh a stupendous scale, ana
from present appearances their operations
will prove most advantageous to ~ TINS en- n
tire section. As9.5
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Live News and Fresh Gossip Towns o Virgnia

,1ooo necessary, and this III. \. D Jay "a
/ Grockott, Hoatioke's Representative, stat
\ al nj the recent meeting, would not DO
/ ta,d ~ the subscribers until the league
w p orEanized and the team II that city.
"a Ma IN Lazarus, when seen this morn
s,nr said that lie had written Judge a.
y. ~ king, Of Roanoke, vics-pfeBidshtg OK
tbs proposed league, aoquaintins MIN
win these facts, and had Just received
\ latter from that gentletnt d, In which
Ia stated that he had no time to attend
10 tho details In Roanoke,g but that the
matter had been referred to two well.
k lMals business men there. 81 who would
etldeavor to bring 81 TO- b successful ter r.,
iminaton. Mr.. Lazarus last night had q
talk over tho telephone with Mr. l. y
brandt. Groensboro's represc ntative, ana
TIA latter informed him that ne was then
trying to induce either Raleigh, Durham
or Winston. Salem TO take the pla co I OF
ROANOKE, 81, THE event Of that city not
iointng. One thing soems certain. anu
that is, that Unless Roanoke comes Up
WITH tho necessary cnsh, or unless no r
plnce ID taken by somo other city, there mere
viii not DO any league, for It Is Known X .'v.
mat the solid business mon OF me con
Germ are avcrse to opening up inc &c se1 ~
son with only three tcnms. 3.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
4 REPUBLICAN DAILY
Congressman Slemp Fayors Startling a
Paper in Roanoke. Sc "a q

i Especial to The Times. Dlspa tch.)
q ROANOKE. VA, March PA confer
cnce OF prominent Republicans was held
at tho Hotel Roanoke to-day to discuss
what was best TO bs done to promote
tho interest Of the party In general and
also to consider the advlsabllity Of cstab-3
Fishing a daily newspaper in this city,
Among those present were Congressman
elect Stomp, District Attorney Moore,
Assistant District Attorney Blair, Beverly
IA Davis, j. w. NfcGayock and H. Pey-
ton Gray. 81. N 4. sa5i
Congressman slemp presided. 1t was de-
3clded to select u Board Of Directors OF
n proposed paper, and that they should
20 to work to raise not less than $4,000
for the purpose Of starting g daily news
paper. The directors elected are Messrs.
g. b. slemp. stith Boiling, g Brown , Aiaen'
PARK Agnew, u. w. SMcGayock, A.. p Oils
5lespie, Thomas Lee Moore, F; Peyton
Gray ", ], Camper and P.gW. Strother.F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
.APPlOMA|''lI'OX.
NOW FAILING, A |. ]
The. River viii Soon Be Within
its Banks Again.
LUMBER WASHED AWAY.
Some Damage Was Done to the Virginia
@ Carolina Chemical company's Plant
at tho Wharf, The Water Reach-
INK the 0uano Warehouse
,fanncin1 "a TIA T1tnss. nispafch.l

(special ID The Tmes. Dispatch 4,
If PETERSBURG, VA, March 28.--WatsH
4 Iii Appomakox River has been falling AL
day, and the river will soon be within
Its bank again, unless there Ii another
heavy rainfall. During the freshet sey-
oral car loads Of lumber piled on the
awlinrves and d urge number Of rails
rond ties have been washed away. Some
damage also resulted to tho Yirglnia-
Carolina Chemical Companies plant ~
tho wharf, tho water having reached
X heir guano warehouse, Fl il q III
Judge Mullen to-day granted a charter
Incorporating the Hoffman, Hall Southern
Domestic Training School. OF Petersburg.
Va III The purpose OF this company Is the
establishment and conduct OF domestic
training school for colored boys and
girls training them In the arts and
sciences and in such domestic work a.
Will ut them to perform acccptably and {
intc!Agently any ard all domestic II ser = !,
Vice. The officers are: President Rev. J. y
G. Harris; Vice President. and Financial
Agent. r.. r. Cheshire: Secretary. r. g,
Johnson. Treasurer. James M. Coleman.
4, tho report comes again that.a military
company Is to be organized In Peters
burg. There have been two or three fu-
tile attempts in this direction slcce the
two co panles returned iroili .i a
war. |. M 4, U, \, &, -.
Louis Southall q ana ONO y !oatl Z, g W. ~
tersburg to-day In response to va letter
from MIR. Frank 9; sprulil, "a, ,attorney Iot
Franklin county, y, me "ar I'l!A.
charges the men with assaultihs nusn
Iiite on q highway ana slnf1ict,ns. krea.
bodily harm. and also charging lhat tney
assaulted Mr. Eobbitt, VINO tried 70 pre-.
vent the assault upon Kite. south any ~
Ball maintain tina the a!leged assauls
was simply q Tight among the parties s
Mr.. Samuel Fl. Marks has received !. Q Q
letter from BENJAMIN x. George oi MT MI.
Alto. Franklin county, Pa, seeking in1or.
nation about Marcus George. he ls salu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
GOV. HEYWARD TO
DELIVER +: !. ADDRESS Adj |:;'''
Before the Alumni Associa:
ton Of Washington and
Lee University.
fspeclal 70 The Times. Dispatch.

s. .
LEXINGTON, VA, March 20.-Gover-
nor Duncan Clinch Hayward. Of South
Carolina, an alumnus OF Washing ton. and
Lee University In the class Of 1885, has
accepted the invitation to deliver the
address before the alumni association OF
the University at tho commencement
next June.
A check has been received at Washing
ton and Lee for $4,000, on account OF the
Bayly bequest. Robert II. Bayy, Esq.
a prominent citizen OF New Orleans, died
In 1872 and by his will left $4,000 to
Washington and Lee. On account Of
shrinkage In value and other causes,
not much more than half OF the legacy
has been realized.
The authorities at the Virginia MILF
tary Institute have under consideration
the erection In the near future of an nd-
mlnistration building, to be used for the
treasurer. the quartermaster and the
tailoring department. The structure will
be a substantial one, and will be an
ornament to the institute.
Mr. r. II. GillocH. agent here for the
United States Express Company, shipped
to Northern markets from Lexington
one day this week 1,452 dozen eggs and
7bO pounds OF poultry. Most of this pro-
duce came from the vicinity Of lterr's
Creek, one of the most productive por-
lions of Rockbrldge county.
The next baseball game to take place
In Lexington Will occur Saturday. tho
2Sth between the strong team from tho
University of Pennsylvania and the cadet
team Of the Virginia Military Institute,
The visiting team will cross bats Monday
afternoon, the Both, with the Washington
and Leo team. b
There was entered OF record In the
clerks Office OF Rockbridge county this
week by. Fannie Braxton Miller to
Erskine Coal and Land Company, 5000
acres of mineral land near YesuvIus.
Rockbrldge county; consideration, $33 600,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
to her voting lover. j,ist returned from
North Carolina, who came to tho police
headquarters to assist the reconciliation,
I lNALExANDRiA6
Family Providedfor Through Kindness
II Of The Police,

IL The v 4ls' a 2I.Ssss12
family or Archie wilkins. consisting him
self, n wife and two little children, strand
ed In this city yesterday. has been pros
vlded With q home and employment
I through tho interest taken III the case
by Acting Police LleutcnaD d Smith. They
came here on q ferry-boat from Washing
ton. and several hours later Mrs wilkins,
lonely and forlorn. Appended to the police
for help, saying that her husband had
deserted her. Hc was discovered and ar
rested, but disclaln1ed any intention Of
abandoning his family. 10 said he was
In tho last ditch and was looking for n
way to got some money to send his
wife aud cllildrerRto Suffolk Va, where
they formerly lived, his Intention being
to walk there Himself TO add to the
poor mothers misfortune yesterday, one
Of the little children fell sick, 1t is now
receiving medical attention, and the mo-
ther and father seem well contentod
with the prospect Of establishing now
homo. II Is M
Frank G. slaynaker. has been elected
stcond lieutenant OF the Alexandria Light
Infantry to iii a position for which there
has been much ba1loung Richard NJ
Green, recently elected, declined. Mr.
Slaymaker formerly held this Office. ~
Judge J. NJ. Love, H5of tho Alexandria
County Court. has directed that the Coun-
ty Board OF Supervisors DO asked to make
hin, a report at tho April term on charges
that public money had boon misnp proprt-
atcd on certain county roads in Washing
ton district. 4 M ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
POTOMAC FISHERIES
Big Catches Of Herring Are Being Made
and Prices Have Dropped. .f5
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)

8tfEs5 Especial to THE Times Dispntch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March 2o.-
Most Of tho big selnes on the Potomac
River are in the water now, and big
catches OF herring are being made. The
immense seine at the Waller shore at
Whitewater. ono of tho largest on the
river, will be cast next week. The arrival
Of FISH hero by wagons and carts each
morning is very. large now, and prices
have fallen to the usual figures for the
fish season. Herring are 81 per hundred,
and other varieties OF fish are selling
at corresponding prices. These prices Will
drop still lower In tho next few days, 8
4 In the Corporation Court here, Judge A.
w. Wallace presiding. the case Of y.
I. Layfayette against Contractor A.. NJ.
Garner, for damages for Injuries re-
celyed by falling through scaffold while
employed by Mr. Garner. resulted in n
verdict for the defendant. Lafayette
sued for $4,000, a motion was made to
set the verdict aside, but 1t was over
ruled by tho Judge,
Three children who have been cared for
by the city for some time and were In
mates Of tho City Almshouse. have been
turned over to tho Chlldren's HOME So
ciety Of Virginia, and they were taken
to that Institution at Richmond this week
by Rev, w, ], Maybee.
Councilman George ". Wroten Is quite
III at Ills homo here.
Mrs, a, NJ. Garner, of this city, Is
critically III at the home of her daugh-
she went a short time ago on a visit,
Fl II, p, Myers Jr, OF Richmond, has
been APPOINTED engineer to superlntend
the work of street paving In this city
which Will commence Monday, J, Az
Guide, Of Richmond, Is the contractor,
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cess, but never acquired o. fortune Or y
James Williams. or 13urwells Bay Isle lsl,'
Of Wight county died III 1876, leaving 't " 1t'
large oyster fishing and farming prop
erty to Leonard Gwa1tney, to go to WI 'il-
liam u. and Charles Carroll IN case
lGWalttieys died Without Issue. Gwaltney
Idod without heir three years q go, and y rs y
Charles Carroll was dead the property
descended to William ]. Carroll Mean Mean
time Carroll did not know Of the fortune "L't
and the family here did not know the
whereabouts OF the Carrolss Rev, M. %.
sHroadus Baptist minister ut Burwell,
undertook to tlnd the Carroll heirs, and and
expended two years III hunting TOT! them hen
He received four hundred answers to az
lvertisemer1ts from bogus heirs and crnhks
before william Carroll. a n1nn Of sixty
Years OF ago, "a ppeared to cair1, L NJ, uti-
expected fortune. Carroll has employed
mn attorney hero and will soon BIO III
possession Of a. handsome property. < FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
IN5FARMvlL.L|.E|::'
Liquor and Dispensary Situation There
33at Is Unchanged.
{spscinl to Tho rlines. plspatch.)

's'y-t X
Especial to Tho Times. Dspatch)
TARMvM1LE. VA. March 2o..-D-'r ~
liquor situation In Tnrmvlllo Offers no
new developments today. Definite 8ln-
formation as to whether or not the Log
islattlre would repeal the 6lispensaryE net
was looked for to-day, but$nt the pres
ent writing nothing Is known. The sa-
lloon people, that is, majority OF them.
stoutly persist that the Lawmakers Will
repeal the net. The other sldo have no
idea that they will tnmper with 1T in tho
least. S5 4, @ :55 1T
Nothing definite so far. as the opening
OF a dlspensary Is known. Tho Town
Council Will take tho matter UP again
Mt thotr noxt regular meeting, Some time
in April. and ~ the Legislature gets
through with the, matter BY that time
tiny Will 9llkoly appoint Q new dispen-
snry board. Otherwise twill DO their
Intentions to wait until the legislative
body gets through.
The editorial article which appeared In
The Times Dispatch to-day under the
caption Unique Tnrmville. II was road
with great deal Of interest. A slight
mistake Is noticeable In It. however.
wien the writer says that enoh Of tho
saloons only paid the town a license Of
500. The saloons Of Farmville paid q
license OF $500 each.
Judge Watkins. who Is the attorney for
the town, has written his opinion and
sent It here, with reference to the legal
lty OF the dispensary board appointed BY
the Town Council two years ago. The
Judges opinion is that the board is
legal one. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
lNawlLLlAMsBU)lR0:
Burglars Entered a Store. but N 20 .''[
5 z5 Was Stolen.

III (spsc,al 70 Tho Times. Dls p en- 2e, IS
I. I VIII f1AMSBuRG, VA" Mhrcn 20. o.
sBurRlnrs entered stho store OF Mess ,r,c
y b. 6. Spencer & Bro. last night sore y
( limo, but 80 FUR US Is known, not mn.
was stolon Tho burglars effected OF. en-, en,
trance BY 4 roar window. WIN when Il 't ss
smashed. There was no money 4 = s. ~ ~,
safe or drawer. NJ "a =, ,,,,o
Mcssrs. lraber & Ball to-day sold 9 lino
house and lot on Scotland street, belong,
INK to Mr. r. L.. Spencer, to q MT. bo Pc
1 at Il fancy price. s..
Tho James City County Board OF su.
3pervisiors met yesterday and transacted {!
routine business. Mr.. j. NJ. Jcnnings,4ot
Toano, wns simultaneously endorsed for re-
appointment Ms superintendent OF tho poor
for the county.
Saturday afternoon William and Mary
College and the Richmond Academy teams
viii cross bats on tho College, campus and
sthis&wlll he the first gamo Of tho season son
here. 5JS$ "a IA y
!, Mr.. W. M. Brooks! a guard at tho PEN
titentlnry, stopped over here to-day on his
way to Warwick county, after six prls-
foners whom no took to Richmond to-
night. hrs. Brooks and son accompanied
him to this CITY, $$ 8s3#S .i,ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
FROM LEESBURG
Local Option Election to Be Held In the
District on April 9th.
(SpecIal to The TimCs:Dispatchcll -

(SpecIal to The Timcs.Disnntchl ~
LEESBURG, VA, March 2,-The
COMPTROLLER of the Currency has recently
approved the application of Messrs, s
J Johnson and Fl, A, THOMPSON Of this
place, and Messrs. A. w, Sinclair, j. y,
Harrel and William II, Brown, Of Prince
william county. to establish q National
Bank at Manassas. under the name Of
the Peoples National Bank. Captaliza-
ton. $4,000, All of the stock has been
subscribed
Judge Richard Fl. Tebbs. OF the County
Court of Loudoun, has Issued writ Of
election on the question Of granting or
not granting liquor license In Leesburg
Magisterial District, the election to be
held on April 0, 1903. Tho Antl-saloon
League and other temperance orgali-
cations are holding weekly meetings to
arouse interest In their behalf, Leesburg
District Is the only one In Loudoun coun-
ty, in which the sae OF liquor Is licensed.
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HELD FOR JURY
BIuefleId Gang Of r obbers IS EffectuaIIy
Broken Up.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.) 8S
BLUEFIDLD, w. VA, March 26.--
Three OF tho four young men arrested
several days ago on a charge Of highway
robbery were given preliminary hear
Ing before Squire Brown this evening,
and held for the grand Jury. They arc
Luther Smith. NJ. G. Martin and Lee
Pettua. VI 81
The other alleged member of the gang,
Frank Smith, Is 5undcr arrest at Toms
Creek, Va, but refuses to return to this
State without requisition papers.
Late last night, James Mccall, clerk
In the comm1ssary Of the Graham fur
mace, at Graham, Va, shot and instant
~ killed negro. named John Hurt. Nc
Call gave himself UP curly to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
- :
THE PERPETUAL
WAR

There is always a fight
going on in every human
body between health and dis
ease. On one side are poor
food, bad air, oyer-work,
worry, colds, accidents, On
the other are sunshine, rest,
cheerfulness and nourish-
ment,
The reason SCOTS Emul-
sion fights SO powerfully for
health is because it gives so
much more punishment than
you can get in any other way.
Get in the sunlight and thy.
SCOTS Emulsion. X
Wen send you sample free upon request
SCOTT s BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
in FLUVANNA
Congressman Flood Is Looking 70
Rural Delivery Service. Y
(spcclal to Tho Times.Dispatch.)

W I3 (spcclal to Tho ITlmes.Dispatch.) i
f WILMING,rON, VA, March 26.-Mr,
Horseley, Of AnpomattoX, secretary to
Congressman III. D, Flood, was mere TINS
week visiting the postotlices III the coun-
~. with the view OF getting rural de-
livery established wherever there was q
sufficient patronage TO cntitle tho people
to such facilities.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell IS spending q
few days with her parents IN her coun-
try home, Miss Bell has postpoHO her
trip abroad for the present.
Or. II. S. Goodman, a prominent young
physician Of this vicinity has located at
Zion. in Louisa county, TO succeed Or.
II, M. sneed, tho latter having accepted
an offer from Stafford county,
ID. ~ Hughes left to-day for Culpeper
to engage In railroad construction work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
AIRWELL KENNELS
English and LleWellyn Settlers Bred u
Hanover County. IS
Especial to Tho Times. Dispateh.l

Especial to Tho Times. Dispnteh.l
4 OFFLEY, VA, March 26,-The Ar
we'll Kennels" started here last May
report that their outlook Is very good
They breed nothing but English and
Liewelyn setters, and in Sports Boy and
Prince Rodney they have two Of the
highest class settlers in America.
At 80 o'clock this mronlnG the Their
mometer stood at &c. Peaches and plums
arc most likely killed. but the apple
crop is hardly far enough advanced to be
affected.
The rain In this section Sunday night
and Monday was fearful. and much dam
age was done to farm lands by washing.
Owing to the wet weather. nll farm
work Is behind.