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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
APPEAL OF
DREYFUS
Asks Minister Of War for Re-
opening of His Case.
A MOST GRAPHIC LETTER
Letter 10 Couched in Highly Dranati
Style Which Is Likely to Make It
One Of the Notable Papers
in the Case.
A MOST GRAPHIC LETTER
tBy Associated Press,

tBy ASSoclateo PresB.)
PARIS April 2.--Aifred Dreyfus has
submitted to Minister Of War Andre
lengthy letter, In which he earnestly asks
for q reopenng Of his case by means OF
an investigation by the minister as the
supreme head OF military Justice.
The first part Of the letter Is an earnest
plea that the court which condemned him
at Rennes was improperly influenced first
by the annotated document ascribed to
Emperor william. and second. by the
false testimony OF one Of the witnesses.
Czernuski.
Dreyfus recalls in graphic terms the
long series of horrors to which no had been
subjected. The letter throughout is couch
ed In highly dramatic style. which is
likely to make 1t ono of the notable
papers in the case.
1t refers to Esterhazy as one VITO
stands before the entire world as the
culprit."
The letter continues,
I'm constant hope OF the eventful legal
revision. have reassembled little by 1T
tie oil the divergent elements OF testi-
mony contributing to my conviction. I
have sounded calumnies and falsehoods.
I have remained silent with the firm con-
victlon that Justice would surely have
It's day of triumph. The victim OF criminal
tactics and violation Of the law. twice
committed against me. now address my
self to the supreme chief OF military jus
tice, and supporting myself by new facts
which have been ELECTED. and by tho ex-
istence of the pretended bordeueau ammo
tated by Empeor William. beg 20 ask
that you institute an inquiry. first. upon
tho llSps mazda Of tl1io falao document NJ
Rennes. and the consequences It produced
on those rendering Judgment; second.
upon the false and fraudulent testimony
of Crurnuski at Rennes.''
After a PREFERENTIAL sanitation the lat
ter Is signed ALFRED Dreyfus"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
OFFICERS ELECTED
Royal Arcanum's Grand Council In Ses-
sion in Roanoke.

Especial TO The Times.Dsp'tch.)
ROANOKE, VA. April 22.-At the
meeting OF the Grand Council OF the
Royal Arcanum this morning, the re-
ports OF tho Committees on State OF
Order. Finance, &C.. were read. after
which. at IL o'clock, the council went
into the election Of officers. All the old
officers were reelected except that Of
Grand Sentinel. and there was a lively
contest for that position Tho candl-
dates were Messrs B. W. Miner. OF Rich
mond: +. L. c. Scott OF Ashland and
James Macredy. OF Roanoke.
The following officers were installed
this afternoon by Deputy Supreme Re-
gent Rev. II. Lcisenring OF Chambers
burg. Pa: Rev. +. T. McFaden. Grand
Regent: A. T. Lincoln, Grand Vice- Re-
gent: r. w. Arnold. Past Grand Regent;
James B. Blanks. Grand Secretary; A.
B. Bolts Grand Treasurer: W. H. Hur-
kamp. Grand Orator; DR.. w. H. Ewald.
Grand Chaplain; w. NJ Bickers, Grand
Guide: Howard G. Avery. Grand Warden :
James AIacredy. Grand Sentry; H.
Hodges, Grand Trustee: w. T. Dabney.
elective member Of Executive Commit
tee; DR.. c. L. Culpepper, State Medical
Examiner,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
JONES---HAY
One of the Fashionable Weddings Of
the Raleigh Season.
n...

Especial to The Times DispatchO
RALEIGH N. c.. April Pat O'Clock
tonight. in Christ Episcopal Church Mr..
william 3. Jones and Miss Mary seaton
Hay were united In marriage. 1t was
one OF the most elaborate and fashion,
able weddings OF the season and was fol-
lowed by brilliant reception to the bride
in the parlors of the Yarbrongh.
There was also an elaborate reception
by Mr.. r. r. Hay. father OF the bride. In
the same apartments Tuesday evening,
at which Raleigh society was present en-
masse. c. NJ. Busbee. ESQ.,. gave su-
perb breakfast this morning at 10 o'clock
to the gentlemen OF the wedding party.
Mr.. Jones, the groom. Is one OF the
brightest young members OF the Raleigh
bar.
rho bridal party consisted OF Miss Belle
Hay. sister of the bride, maid OF honor:
MISS Mamie Hay. cousin OF the bride.
flower girl: Miss Lois Holt. OF Chariotte'
Miss Marquette Grow, Miss Mary Ar.n-
.istead Jones. Miss Sadie Root. Miss SO
mia Busbee and Miss Eliza Bus e.
bridesmaids: Mr.. Armistead Cowan. oese
man: Messrs. Burton Craig. George BAD
ger. witherspoon Daniel. Charlie Jones'
Norman Jones. William Graham, grooms-
men. afessrs. Thomas benson and John
TIinsdale. ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
left for tour North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
GATTIS-KILGO CASE
Judge A. w. Graham Spoken OF Tor
Nomination for Governor.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
OXFORD, N. c., April 22.-The Superior
Court OF Granville county is In session at
oxford this week. The famous Gatts-
Kilgo case. which has attracted much at
,ention over the State and elsewhere
comes up for trial Thursday. The case
has been tried twice before In Granville
Court, having been carried to the Supreme
Court on appeal, and a new trial having
been granted each time.
A new railroad has just been built from
Dickinson, n. c.. 10 Oxford by tho Sea.
board Air Line. This road will be OF great
advantage to oxford BY affording COM
pcting freight line.
The town OF oxford is fast improving.
The town will probably put IN water
works and electric lights soon. ana sew ,,
e.al new manufacturing enterprises VIII
soon be started.
Judge, A. w. Graham Is spoken Of IN
connection with the nomination for COY
nrnor. He Is a son OF Hon. William a.
Graham, who was Secretary OF War IN
President Filmore's Cabinet Judge era
ham has large following in North Car
nina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
THREE MEN KILLED
Boiler Explosion at Saw Mill Near
WinSton.Salem.
Especial to The Tim es- Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
w1NsToN- SALEM. NJ c.. April a.
The boiler at the saw-rnil OF Shore &c
Moser. near Bethania, exploded this
morning resulting In the death OF three
men and the injury Of another. The dead
are Gid Il. Shore. ono of the owners Of
tho mill; Luther George and William Lo-
gan, employees.
Messrs Shore and Logan were married
and both leave wives and several chill
dren. Mr.. George was a young sngle
man. Mr.. Samuel Moser. one OF the
owners of the mill. was hurt. but his In
juries are not considered serious Tho
explosion was caused. 1t Is thought by
the engineer and fireman allowing the
water TO get too low In the boiler.
Mr.. George was loading lumber when
the explosion occurred. The pressure
threw him against cutoff saw and a
piece OF the boiler struck his neck. cut
ting off his head and throwing It up on
n pile OF lumber several feet away. Mr.
Shore was standing at one end OF the
mill. He was killed by pile OF lumber
falling on him. Mr.. Logan was scald-
cd to death. Tho main part OF the boil
err was blown three hundred feet. One
piece was found a quarter OF a milo
away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
PRETTY MARRIAGE
Miss Hockaday Becomes the Bride OF
Mr.. James Montague.

WllSS S1OSNolo1 oOSSl'SS k'aO ~ 'SO VI
Mr.. James Montague.
Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock In the
presence of the immediate relatives. Miss
Tbra Kyle Hockaday. youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Radcliffe Hockaday
was united In marriage to Mr.. James
Herbert Montague. at the residerEe, No.
800 South Fourth Street Daylight was
carefully excluded and numerous pink
tinted lamps and beautiful palms made
more lovely the happy scene.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Landon A, Cutler. the beloved pas
tor of the brides family for many years.
The presents were many and beautiful,
Immediately after lie ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Montague and a number Of
guests left on the Southern train for the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Montague. OF
Oak Spring, King William county, the
groom's parents, where reception was
rendered them that night. after which the
young couple left on bridal trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
LIQUOR FIGHT IS
ON in BUCHANAN.
After Two Years of Local OPP
ton an Election Will Be
Held in the Town in June.
Especial to Tho T1mes-Ddspatch.,

Especial to Tho Tmes-Dispatch.)
BUCHANAN, VA. April 22.-After two
years OF local option in Buchanan Magis-
scented to the County Court OF Botetourt
asking for an election on the question.
The petition contained few names In
excess OF the requisite number. and Judge
Breckenridge has Issued the writ OF cleo
ton. fixing June 18th as the day on which
): shall be held The drys seem to have
tho situation we'll in hand. An Anti-Sa-
loon League has been organized, with
Rev. r. J. Dogan as superintendent. and
they are actively at work and ara conf
dent Of SUCCESS. In the election two years
ago 1t Is said that the negroes voted al
most solidly for the wet side, yet not
standing, the drys carried the election by
largo majority. With the negro vote
eliminated 1t will be interesting to note
how the whites stand on the question.
A freight train was badly wrecked at
Eurkes. few miles east Of Eagle Rock,
yesterday morning, caused by q broken
nange. No ono was injured, but the prop
e,ty loss to the railroad company was
considerable
A recent report from Springwood con-
corning the canning industry IN Bote.
tourt Is thought by those Informed on tho
subject to be very much exaggerated
This report estimated the number of can
neries in the county at I3O and the aY-
erage pack at 1000 cases. These figures
are too largo by one-half. In regard to
the value of the tomato crop to the farm
ers, the report stated that with q fairly
good season IN acre of ground would pro-
duce from $3.50 to $500 in tomatoes. 1t APP
pears that this industry Is being started
in many sections OF the State, and II the
farmers who grow the tomatoes base their
hopes Of profits on these figures they VIII
be grievously disappointed. as Botetourt
farmers are glad to realize one-thlrd as
much from their crops.
nuhlican. and chairman of the Republican
Committee of the Tenth Congressional
District, arrived In Buchanan few days
ago, having spent the winter in New Mex
leo for his health. He has come BACK
feeling greatly benefited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
-7'-7'''----'------
ITS BREATH
Game Stealing in the . DOORWAY.

The aroma from neighbours kitchen
was the curious starting point for great
Change In tile life OF woman in Kan
ss.s City, whom coffee kent, In bed for
days at a time with stomach trouble and
severe headaches.
She snvs. zone day T was attracted to
a fragrance from the kitchen of neigh
Dor. who told mo that 1t was Postum
Food Coffee and asked me why did not
Quit coffee and use Postum 70 soc II IT
would not benefit my health.
II msae the change recommended and
in few days my Headaches disappear
ed. stomach got better and began to get
we'll. That was about nine months ago
IT have steadily used Postum since and
am now so well that can eat practically
ANYTHING. but I absolutely can not drink
cones without getting righr back into
the old trouble. ! wish had known OF
POSTUM years ago." Name given by Pos
tum Co.. Battle Greek. Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
Supreme Court Passes on a
Unique Case.
DECIDES AGAINST WIFE
Ordered Husband OF Property Owned
in Her Own Right, and Then Indicted
Him for Trespass-
Charters Granted.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

RALEIGH, N. c., April 22.--The North
novel Issue yesterday In deciding the case
OF State VS.. Alfred Jones from Wake
county. 1t was. as the court declared, a
case In which the wife sought Indirectly.
TO obtain judicial separation from her
husbHnd by criminal action for trespass.
Mrs. Jones owned farm in her own
right. Believing her husband unfaithful
She ordered him to leave the place. He
refused to do SO. and Mrs. Jones left and
indicted him for trespass. a magistrates
court convicted him, but tho Superior
Court held he was not guilty. Now the
Supreme Court, In n majority opinion.
nfrms the Superior Court. However,
Chief Justice Clark dissents, holding that
the husband was guilty OF trespass on the
ground that the Constitution guarantees
to married women full and free title to
property held in their own right Justice
Montgomery, in writing the majority
opinion OF the court. says:
Have we reached tho stage OF social
progress when tho sacred relation OF hus-
band and wife and the hallowed influences
OF the home are converted into nero ira
dtions without power TO influence. and
dreams instead of relations? 1t would
seem so to us II we were to hold that the
Indictment In this case was lawful and
proper"
A charter was granted to-day to the
Haskns Cotton Mil Company. OF Char
lotte, capital $4,000 authorized and $500
subscribed. The incorporators arc =. a.
Smith j. p. Wilson and jeremiah Gof.
Another corporation incorporated was
the Oak Lumber Company. or Glbsonvllle,
GuIlford county, capital $1,000 G. l..
sackwel. W. r. Williams and John w.
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
MUCH INTEREST IN
The BATTLE ABBEY
Favorable Comment on Com.
mittee's ACtion-Mr. V.
Newton Resigns.

City Hall devotees, local politicians and
patriotic citizens Of Richmond-men and
wunen-are agog over the action of the
Finance Committee in recommending to
the Council that $4,000 be appropriated out
of the treasury next year for the Confed-
crate Battle Abbey. which is to be con-
structed in this city at a cost exceeding
100000. On all sides favorable comment
has been heard. and 1t s sincerely hoped
tho Council will approve the recommends
t,on.
The news that the Battle Abbey will
be so constructed as to furnish an ade-
arate auditorium for the city has been
received with much pleasure, as 1t will
FIJI long felt want In this direction.
It is tho purpose of Messrs. Pollock.
chnirman; Ferguson and Anderson, the
special committee from the Common Coun-
ell, which Is to request Alderman James
r. Gordon to withdraw his resignation, to
wait upon Mr.. Gordon tomorrow, when
each man will individually urge the gen.
tleman to reconsider his action.
However, Mr.. Gordon is determined to
quit the body, and it Is hardly probable
the effort of the committee WILL meet
with success.
Alderman M. Fill seuy, Of Clay Ward,
who has been quite III at his home Tor
some time past. was slightly better yes
terday 1t Is hoped he Will be sufficiently
wei! to attend the next meeting OF tho
Board. his prolonged sickness being q
source of regret to his many friends.
At a meeting of the James River Com
mittee yesterday. composed of members
of the City Council and gentlemen from
the city at large Chairman William II.
Curtis reported that he had received the
resignation Of Mr.. Virgintus Newton as
a member of the body. who retires owing
to the pressure of outside business and Ill
health. The resignation will be forwarded
to the Council.
Accompanying the resolution was let
ter from the Executive Committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce suggesting Mr..
II. C. Ebel. formerly president of the
Common Council as the proper person to
succeed to the place made vacant by the
resignation of Mr. Newton, Mr.. Ebel
will doubtless be elected by the Council
in joint session.
Primarily, tho object Of the meeting
Yesterday which was held on board the
city's tug, 'Thomas Cunningham. Sr.."
was for the purpose of inspecting the
work which the government Is now doing
In James River and considering the condi-
ton at dutch Gap" where the govern
ment Is willing to make large expendi-
ture for Improvement II the city will fur
nish three desired acres Of land.
1t is the purpose of the government to
make such Improvement as will give q
clear view of the river from either side
of the Gap thereby making navigation
more certain and quite safe. Tho COM
mittee requested Mr.. Yonge, the govern
ment engineer, to make map of the land
needed. after which the property will be
acquired by the city and turned over to
tho government The land Is now owned
by Captain G. Watt Taylor. and he will
be given 800 an acre for the property,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
CAUGHT CANNON WHEEL
North Carolina Fisherman Finds Unique
Historical Relic.
lsneclal to The Times.Disphtch.)

(Speclal to Inc Ilulcs.pispht.n'Io,
ELIZABETH CITY, N; g, april Is.-W;
7 0'Neal. OF Stumpy Point. While out
fishing Yesterday. caught cannon "n i,s,
nbnut1 twelve inches in diameter. Inc
Wheel was recognized as part o. ~ Ing
carriage of the big gun Je1t Da MS
which was used In the defense OF fia :.
teras in the early part or the Wat, Wat. VI, !
is now on exhibitions NOT realiIms NE
find, ONeal sold the Wheel 10 Ju''h
dealer. ,,... old.s+ daughter OF
=. ~; A TSilo defended Wilcox. has been
anpointed maid, of honor , at Inc Mis- Mis-
l hwdiett is now at the Baptist University
In Raleigh, ,,,,,ov !, Mr. John w.
1,Tui,ams on Goat Island, Is now nuiiI-
w, n large gasoline vessel LOT M
er nS, Of Oriental, on Pamllco SCUM f, nf
bmat Is fifty-two feet long, touaiieeef, ea .1es
boam and draws two and nan aue n.
pI Idnn. John Small says that as sou, souh he
,bn Government party returns, iroi nase en
tnrsneetion of the, coast ne WI. he re-.
hnfore the washington oifleials r.ie here
n,nst Of the Board OF AlderI,lsn n' hv
aues creenleaf Square be purchnaaSSeeu, -, ny
ne government for the new sifV'ooo oul9
tom ntan ", Grey, Of the schoonedT
,I HiR - brown" reports having rest i,ea
~ crew of the schooner IopaI', , T pa
tii ns lhoGIv wrecked and disapieu IN ~ ME-
Was Sand In terrific gale Iuesuuiy' thair
lu an Mad pra ctically. despa,rea, aha N he
m nnssai was in terrible pllsht "i'en wy
""gpSr SS came to her AID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23

published in the True Reformer." ne
gro paper edited In Lttleton N. c.,
whose statements totally disagree with
the facts brought out at the investiga-
ton before the Mayor and Town Council
In regard to the unfortunate shooting
affair which occurred on the circus
grounds April 9th. Harris says, In his
letter. that Bruce used his gun to save
himself. while two were shooting at
him. and he succeeded In shooting Rob
erson twice. the bullets taking effect in
the abdomen. which proved fatal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
Property Transfers,

Richmond: Charles oliver and Vile 70
George d. Pearman and r. Fl. HARDWOOD.
ID s-i2 feet on north side Or s siree SF eea
X + feet On north side Of Hill Street, IS PIP
Richmond Perpetual !, p III L & I, os Co. .,t to
Henry w R9gntres South or
sii Genrico: Irene G. and A, c. Bolton
to John T. Iinslsy q Acres sr ON Mol r.
s salw vendor vendors lien for s23s. $500,
Victoria v. and A f. Mosby TO Fritz
sitterding. lot II In square IA Highland
Fritzs siitterding and wife. to Victoria
". Mosby. lot ! In square u, Highland
PaAslx- zoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
ut the GAeQtres.
Observation-Disclosures:

"Her Wrongs Righted." which was
given for the first time on any stage az
the Bijou last Monday, is now running
at that playhouse with al the smooth-
ness OF year-old production
There has been great rush Of ad-
vance orders for seats for the PERFORM
ance to be given at the Academy on
The eminent actor comes here IN RIP
Van Winkle," his immortal creation. and
there is every present indication that his
business will reach the high water marx,
as it always does. The seats. WIN pc on
sale next Monday morning at the Acad-
envy box Office
Nellie McHenry and her, own company
will be the attraction at the bl1ou next
weak In M'IIss, a dramatization OF the
celebrated novel Of that name.
Robert Waltz. the enterprising adyer,
Using agent of the Academy. has been
engaged as assistant treasurer or the
emilsernent enterprises at Buckroe for the
summer season by Manager Charles feA-
Among the famous stars and plays al
ready booked by Manager Leath to ap-
pear at the Academy next season are
Mansfield, David Warneld MAJ, Irwin.
Smart Robson, Leslie Carter, Otis Skin
mar The Crystal Slipper. The country
GIri and The Darling OF the Coos, MT,
T,eath has sixteen more attractionS on
his list than ever before AT th's Tune
OF the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
WEDNESDAY CLUB
Sale of Seats Viii Be an En- ormousl
Heavy One.

The sale OF seats for the music festi-
val opens at the office of tho Wednesday
Club. No. SCI Dast Main Street this
morning.
From present indications every avail
able seat In the Academy will be sold
for each OF the three concerts to be given.
There has been very large advance In
ouiry for single seats, but the festival
management has adhered closely to it's
rule of first come first serve end the
early rsers this morning will get the
first ohotoe of seats, The sale will open
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Interest grows In the festival which Is
IN the most elaborate lines that have
ever been laid down by the club. The
concerts are to some extant a review of
the best and greatest successes achieved
in the ten years OF a very active and
successful career.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
Som to ba Married.
tsnecial to The Times-Dispntci

tsnecial to The Dispntch)
CRHWE. VA. April ga wedding an
nouncement of much interest, both here
and In other sections of the State, Is that
Wayt Royal, OF Martinsville. Va. Tho
wedding will take place early In June.
Miss Moore Is the daughter of Mr.. =. u.
Moore. of this town. and Is quite a ia
son of Mr.. w. w. Royal, of the Vir-
ginia Conference and Is conducting a
successfully established business as Jew
eler and optician at Martlnsville. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
EXCITING CONTEST
Much Interest at the One Now On at
the Tennessee Table,

Great interest Is being manifested IN
the contest at the Tennessee table, of
which Mrs, John Teefey Is chairman. for
tho handsome silver set to be voted to the
most popular foreman at the Hlchmona
Branch of the American Locomotive
Works -,
Among tha candidates are Messrs j, y.
Goodman. Hugh Timnlons, j. Nj. O'Brien.
4. b. Roundtree. w u Dunkle, @ =
yYsese. 4. g. NicelSW ana y, II Allison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
Killed BY Pu!leY's Breaking.

fsnec,al to The Times-Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, N. c., April 22.-Lon-
nie O'Niel. young white man. and an
employe at the schuett planning mill, Bell
Haven. died last night as result OF
wounds received yesterday by the break
Ing Of a pulley. DR.. Tayloe. OF this city,
was called. but the young man was past
recovery when the physician arrived.
His skull and leg were badly fractured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
Greensboro Man Robbed.

tBy Associated Press.)
ROANOKE, VA, April 22.-D. J. Ken
ncdy. OF Greensboro. N. c., who arrived
here to-day on Roanoke and Southern
train, claims he was robbed of a wallet
containing S1.761 In cash and railroad
ticket from Winston. N. c.. to Denver.
Col. Kennedy recently sold out his mer-
camille business at Greensboro and started
for Colorado. So far there Is no trace Of
the missing money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
WYtheviIle Probably Dry.

- tEpHCTttI
WYTHEVILLE. VA. April 22.-pvery-
thing is quiet on the eve of to-mor-
rows local option election. In all prob
ability the vote will be light ard large
dry majority will likely be the result.
The saloon men having practically retired
from the contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
In Much Demand.

Members of the two houses OF the Cen
eral Assembly received limited number
Of copies of the general revenue bill yes
terday afternoon ana they at once mall
desire to zee the Mann liquor amend
ment, which Is part of the measure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
RAILROAD FINED
Norfolk & Western Ran Trains Through
Salem on Sunday.
By Associated Press I,

SALEM. VA, April 22-Judge Moffatt
in the Roanoke County Court at Salem
to-day. in eight cases against the Nor
folk and Western Railway, which had
been some timo ago convicted before a
magistrates court Of unlawfully running
freight trains on tho Sabbath and fined
$50 and costs in each case, fined tho rail-
road the same amount and decided against
the railroad