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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

PRESIDENT VIII CALL u
AN a EXTRA SESSION
tBy, Assocla ted j S.press.) 4,

Isl Thy Associa ted !. Press:) Fs d
slwAsTITNGToN,r March g, +, = Secretary
Hay. when appraised Of the tlon OF the
cuban senate In iratify Tying the eciprocity
treaty. expressed his graf iflcat lon. Dur Dur
ing the last three days Secretary Hay
has been Ia active able communication
with Minister squlers and I no no doubt the he
action OF the Senate. COMMITTEES n8rcced.
Ing from Its posi- ion was In fluenced more
or less thereby. But: three days remain
of the time limit In which ratification
can be exchanged. 5t Secret rys Hay, how
ever says that as soon Ia 81 ficial mott
fication lis FEi ven by BILE of the mailing
OF the&necessary8d ocumentsitthe ratifica-
lions can be- exchange ut once wi hout
waiting forStheir receipt. e "
E Score tary,ss Hay! added hat IN his mes.
sages to h Minister squiers he gave 81 Tho
positive assurance that the President
would call an.extra session Of Congress
in I he II fall, The time was not sta ted,
but the Secretary said Congress would
be convened sufficiently In ad Vance OF the
regular session to assure Its action on
the, treaty as & required by the Senate
amendment before December S1st. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
DEWEY EXPLAINS J / ] ]. ! / IS;
HIS INTERVIEW i! / ! | ]! I Y It: ! I
He Said II. but Meant More No + g
Election on Germany. Her
Emperor or Navy.
(By,, Associated Press.)

~ r. Ii
81 WASHINGTON. March ess----At the IN In
stance Of the President. Admiral Dewey
called by appointment ct tho White
House and made "a full explanation 81. q
recent recon newspaper interview, in which the
ADMIRAL was quoted al saying the carib-
bean Sea manoeuvres were an i'object
lesson. to the Kaiser more than to any
other person.. '.S 4 (.
The Admiral assured the President
that he had no Intention Of rejecting on
Germany, her Emperor, or her navy.
and that while the statements credited
I to him were substantially what he said.
he neglected to caution the interviewer
against quoting him, n.
Admiral Dewey drove to The white
House in his own carriage, accompanied
by the acting chief of the Bureau Of
Navigation, Captain William s. coW lies,
AL the close Of the iateryiew the Admiral
r,e,ttutrrned Immediately to his Rhode ISL
and Avenue home, The Admiral dsc!shed
70 make any statement for publication.
IN the white House IT was stated that
IA Admrays statement was satlstac-
tory to the President. II is not believed
ttat any further official notice viii be
taken Of the interview. ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
BAT tie |, : WAS \, | A s
DE {. PE|:RATE|||::'
Many Shots Exchanged Be b
T tween Citizens and Robbers
4 VERY BOLD ROBBERY j: j: ] FRI,
Three Men Entered 7 own. Bound and
Gagged Policeman and Their Pros
ceeded TO Their Work Of Bur,
u |. & lary--O One r obbet3 Killed. I

81 Ascot ted Press &,
z cLEvELAED 81 o.: March 5des-
.perhte battle was tough I to-day between
three robbers. on orc side, and officers
and,'citizens, on the other. at Bedford, a
suburb. resulting In the death Of one Of
the 70 bbers and the woundns and cap
5ture Of ano rher. Many shots were ex-
changed before the fleeing men were an-
| ally broughtSto earth. az Il ~ s;ss .l.st
;.9 Very late~last mig hit three masked men
entered the town OF Garrettsyile. q
miles east 81 Cleveland, seized the night
policeman ano bound and gagged him.
3 The officer&Was then marched to the post
I oftlce where he was compelled to Wit
ness an attempt to y blow; open the safe
by the mara uders. They finally. after
working some time. gave up the job wit h
out securing anything OF value. They
then.tentered tho store OF f., =. George,
where they secured a small sum OF money.
Later they ,stoleta horse and an Z: buggy and
drove to Ravenna, where they boarded
q, Cleveland and Pittsburg freight train
FOR Cleveland. }S5$ X 4{
i Meantime the authorities had been
aroused at both Ravenna and Garetts-
willie. kilograms were sent to Bedford.
and when the train arrived there num-
E Der OF deputy sheriff and a posse OF
citizens were on hand. armed Will guns
and revolvers. Il T he three burglars jumped
from tho train as IT drew up TO the sta
ton. They. Immediately drew their re-
yolyers and a1running II 1t5 began. F1nallY
ono OF the pursued men dropped 70 the
ground dead, a q second was 50 q Dhdiy
wounded that he left a trail o. blood In
. t t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

my bsence eastward Tor prot ectlon and
order BY request; n ; Disturbance Il and and
guard Withdrawn. Finding u American tr
Hmai1 steamer due upon my arrival sent sent
guard to her from Olympia before steam : !
or & entered port: also pla ced slar1d1ss'nl
dock, Number co re fugees on Brutl US
Think there Is no dams to Americans an!
or theiry4 interest; Our loe-con suls there
agrees $i1,i3 THIS }oplnio Every hlng quiet
here. but no tresponsl BILE ! ocal government
organized as yet. fleet squad ron 3eeS-
cellent all along coast a! outsid q D. re- e.
ports from this coast n greatly exag-
gerated NJ and, though cpn.dt Il ion (: some
what unsettled, chang e /, of autho ac &C:
Ecomplished with mini num disorder. San
Pedro up i abroad Is turn "a over pence
able 5revolutlonlsts 3sE oath. ,sI Sent as Dtehl
there to Investigate conditlo ems and 5neces-
sIty for guard demanded BY Americans:
He said revolutionists enter vel u org q NJ
lied, equipped. In good orr der and under
a Bile, and Intelligent leaders Telesraphic
3communlc ation with San Pedro ter--
}Tupt 81; va ": " ~
'(signed) q. Il OG \" W s ls}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
REMARKABLE / ! |. !
GROUP ||''
Work Of Art at Museum o.
Natural History. ;s
CoBB'S ISLAND. rs IS; SHOWN 5 H n
Artists Visited the Virginia Coast to
Study Birds They are Shown as u
Flight; by Use Of Invisible
4, n Ii NJ platinum. Wires; s;,
a., i = n. v. rint..ptsp,atch, 5

(Special 70 1ne 1lnes-L9spsSen!ls Ss 3
4, NEW YORK, March. q. An Elaborate
1 nsw Bird sroup at the American Museum :.
81 Natural. History y attracting much at s
Stention. W.. & ,t.l..
II .!ssf q 1 companion to the bird rock e'l;
group. but surpasses that BY showing the the
birds In flight. N, 4 h. 6{. II
The subject Is the sea bird life OF q 9
sandy beach. and : skillfully painted back
ground adds much to II beauty and l5li in
structiyeness. &, I'd. y! U. I, 81 III *
THE attemptrto show many birds IN flight
has also been surprisingly success sful.
skilltu treatment In coloring and " ar
ransement I. rendering the wires that sup sup
port the birds practically invisible, The
wires iuse ed are OF platinum, as fine Ia 9
hair. but, exceedingly strong. and more 't't'
costly than gold wire. BIZ 555
. The locality represented Is Cobbs Is Z :
land, va, shcll-strewn iset several ,ll miles
long. si3 AZ, 5ss
70 secure material and studies for the
group, u Frank NJ. Chapman. associate
soura Tor Of birds in the museum, visited
Cobb Is island last July When the 2 estln 9
season was at Its height, He secured cured
many ph otographs Of the beach 'nha BIT
Ing birds. The birds werc mounted by =
III, q, psnslow. Of the museums depart
mel, q, 8, preparation, the ba ckground be-
ms painted by w. q y: Cox. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
TORRENT OFlNIATlE is NJ
POURING THROUGH BREAK
t0ts --- "a !,
fu,, l..o,iatad ( preas \

+ NEW ORLEANS March est hough n
great torrent Of water its pourlng ~ n
tho break In the levee al EiymalI la spla nta.
ton, the river there shows 1T Tie tend ency
to decline. Mich ton. however.
is derived from the fact that since the
creyasse occurred the rise has ceased,
The early reading reading was 9Q.l. lsx
nghtfall II was t2O.2 In exp llama ton ~ the
slight effect the break had, the fact "
pointed to that the current pouring tn
lIIymalla has not yet cut q channel in the
batt,,ra, and only a sur face flow Is golnE
through the break f3ll FL - XII
II the efforts to close the crevasse vi
abandoned tho leyeA. built OF river sanS
vii doubtlsssl melt rapidly and produce a;
creyasee riyalling that OF Davis y IN tlSss
when the river here fell with consids
ably rapidity. III AS a 81 Y .sj
Work atithe creYasee progressed staadf
lily during fhs day, Early IN the morr,sS
!nyi some az the Ecrihhing at tbs p pgsr sana
yielded TO tina force OF the current but the
line was recommended and GOOD heast.
way made, The lower end got the broktg
\
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
"a CLEAvER WAS
NEGROES VI: J r WEAPON
James Coke Charged With
A;s,s;,aulting Mrs. Jose .
phlne Ford.

The Third District police are on the
search Tor James Coke, a negro. who Is
accused OF having assaulted and out Mrs.
Josephine Ford with q butchers cleaver.
The wound y, fortunately is not a,Eserl.
Gus one, 81 FIX II .j,5
"a ItGis'stated that Coke went to No. 1905
Darlington Street where Mrs. Ford con-
ducts afstore, and became engaged IN o
dispute with her, Becoming enraged,
he la alleged to have seized the cleaver
from tho block hard by and struck her,
He then made his exit hurrledly. 5s
Mrs. Fords hurt was attended to and
the police were notified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
;NOULD-BE LYN (! | ]. ] ; I; }
WERE OUT]N| I | | Fl J
.NeqrosWas Slipped from jail
and Taken Elsewhere Be-
fore Mob Attacked. 81.
.fsneeial 10 The Tlmes. pIsratch 81

BLUEFElLD. Wv Al March "a
mob Of fully I'VE hundred people !, gem ~
man Who on yesterday crimlnaily as az.
sauted d daag ht soK o1
mon ma lram we'll jail late last night
Only only t sS that the objec, Of their T
avsngng wrath nad n. been asIg n ,h 'e
n ne otticers got wind of a plot TO slynel,
Williams. and at an oppor{nue E. moment y, r
thsy q ps o 'sI pvta IL
~; sonar Wa S lodged in the Mercer coun-
y ss's jail, one Of ne s.ronges' structures
Of its class In this section 70 tort ron,
1r rI ~ val and the hour bong late when
the neS ea5nsa e W''sn net X Knewn
q u ,S't, w NJ another attempt Will DO
MADE "a lynch Williams y Is hardly hardly
possible, ,,,t,o ,,rI tonight.
e9ndt!on Of p,o .ss i ' eonsderably In,
mr. oved, 5sFtf. 3iNsfa fa & ltIGls7as 9fl5tG 7 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
SMOKING ROOM
FOR W0ME B. CLUB! B
Sumptuous One to Be Fitted
UP In Chicago. Where Wo.
men Can Enjoy thoWeed.
fsnectal to Tho Timcs.p,spatcb.

atl546Ei lSpecia@ 70 4pe i1lHcH'1nspatcn.) ri
Is CHICAGO. ILL., March 2S,--Startllng
lis the innovation proposed by the Out
of-town Women's Cluh--a sunptuously
furnished smoking room. 1t will ba the
real thing, furnished With comfortable
chairs and all that goes Ia make for
comfortable enjoyment Of the weed,
The organization has upon Its roster
forty Names. always prominent In the So
clety columns and will DO limited to 800.
Each will pay $la5 entrance fee and s75
annual dues.
The govarning body will consist OF an
advisory board, three mambers al 1.-THE
club and TWO men, one from the Union
League and one from the Hamilton Club.
Miss Alice Blount is the president
The founders say the membership will
comprise the leaders Of society from all
tho chief cities OF the land,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
DID NOT INTEND TO q.
REFLECT & 4 / ON GOVERN MENT
fBy Associa ted Prcss.)

DRESDEN sAxoNY. March as
United states Consul Cole has. according
Z to a, note published by the otilcial Dr res 4
9dernuer Journal. expressed his regret to
Pre- mi ar Metz.ich Won Reichen bach for
giving 81. o'Rrien. the American dent
list, who was recently expelled from SAX.
sony,S ~ csrtflc express!n 6 i; Thy
vi ii rim and nectins on the sax g
government, M n. q IA,
/ Nj. Cole begged the Premier To- rest
! \ ss,,red that }Sno idea Of insulting the
sa xon government had even entered Alt!s his
mind. 9its KS { 5s #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
REVOLUTIONlSTS ARE
I'm CONTROL OF COAST
InY Aasonlatod Preaa.l

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Admlral
Coghlan has cabled the Navy Depart
me!,t as follows relative to the seYolu-
tlon In Honduras;
cortss,g twenty,Afth; returned here yes,
4terday, Found celba and other small
portg IN hands OF revtlutsonists, who
practically control coast Truxillo att
4 tackled by them twenty-second. Sent
Panther there to protect !nterest; hava
heard nothing from her vet. Puerto Corr
ter taken by reyolu tlonlsts 22d, during
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Break May Increase U \
is1a..Mlles in5NlIldth. 4. sS8sS
CITYlIN TOTAL J. J: D |, AR' q
AND THE, FIX GOD RISING
People Being Brou b r. Ugh Part q
the Z own III Boats E earful Might n VI
for Residents any reports 81 & 3 EsSE
Families Being Drowned ii s 81
81 Their = Ones: 2 rove s.
J Unfounde Sss
!, I a n lf3l.i3l ~ Y 70
3(By Assooiated PrssS,Il

XII GREESVILLE.NAI MI Ss. ~ March u q. Thu
situation at this u1ty 81 tonight Il - duita
sns serious as It wa last night u. ana tnch
Sby Incl. Che Mood 5ls spreading to !snev! Il.
sections OF the city & foo y by t2ots the great
sarnyasse In the levee Ave miles to
south OF tho q ty - wi ening. and mile
a fters mile of fertile delta land lie bainES
covered by, he wat ers as they rush nlssld
from the ca III
5 The develop a OF NJ the night NJ ~ II
awaited witt, II uneas ln ess. The disastayp
which thaYe thus "a rs 90 ouIrsd have besnS2
Ssutllcient to shake tho stout est art ana
make almost IN ST. h VI col amt proba bic. \
X At the fcrovasse forces OF men have bat
tied all day \ q gairst the raging torrent
fighting stubhornly " and despera ely With
tho flood for ca foott ot the leVeeat thar
Is being eaten the III side or tsy
vase By eethlng wa tiers. t,iss very prob
able tina IL this eff ort mQ st be band oned /
and the $crevasseSS II Owed TO pursue III D
SowlS} course, las 1T ha Il grpWnEp or With.
ca oh hour. until Oh VI more thar
400 dss aero and Az ngina ersBgsa
sthatAtsWill not be- I'm PR Cha le xap
ITO increase TO sn mill wild
tnWsn irds from tef aad fthe rise
tiilues. although the liver tself M 81 fallen
3n,re than a FOOT Because of the creVass
i t scents probable tha sthe OH tire city
will suffer a disastrous deluge |, ana X hat
the loss ar proper tysS and damage I'm jlIs
reach a large flgure MI II r ascriirg parties
have been busy ais day Urln glng e persons
I'M, BOATS from the low IN ng 100 tions IN
the city Is the higher SEQ tons and thus
FAR there have boon no, Known losses OFF
ite. There have Been n mar 3 REPORTS
families being d rowned |in2theirf homes and
ii,idiJidualss being sWep I; away. tlwitho 80
exception there has been III con 1rmatio
$lns1thts8 city of these I renorts Z! SSs
With the situation A "A Eloom,v3s "A i "a
necessarily IS from tte clty# beir1 y
moved with the eotric Sisht p,a At nj s.S
mend ed and the tow III f6tala al Ri ~ Az
and with thc wal er Rising Inch bY5'no .fS
the night will be I'll Fearful one FOR tie
people Of Greenvtlles
But Bthe,eNc conditions az hens ely.es AZ NJ
not the most alarming N feature Sof thas
situation, and all through the nighk r1 SIssS
and women will slt Wit, "a = n III
and ewes neerinr into atrIe dnrxn AZ n fn.5S
ward the y north wa ting with dread
s,llen roar from Ina directloh. For IN;
IA nov In this that dan RAJ "A n Vi
most nresant n ortjca I#nnint b Ia Yin n da.SS
weIoned SIn Tia .1eveeaet hirtv milesSnoor,thS
Of Greenvilla at catlsf Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
PRESIDENTS TOUR.
Arrangements Complete and Itinerary
Has Been Announced. !, a.

Arrangements Complete and Itinerary
Has Been Announced, Ut.
s5 9ti5 By Associated Pra,s-
wAsEI1NGTON.,Ma Marcel, 2S.-All arrange
lments for President Roosevelt Western
tour have been comp ted ] and the timer
ary was given. out sto-nlg light.
THE n President Will leave Washington
"Wednesday Aprtlg ist, att e:05. over the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and will be ac-l
compal,ied by Secretary Loeb, Assistant
Barnes, tho 8slrgeon-gener raj % the Navy.
and three, stenogra phers; g. r; Rose nberg,
Company representatives Of three press
associate Ions. three weekly aper RS, and a
Yves tern Union relegrap Company; u. p.
ciooch. OF the Postal Telegraph Gable
Company; three passengers y 4 and four,
!. 4 The run to Chicago, the FIRST stopping
y Is msae rea a ohanFesg Se ay
changes have been made In tho Western
itinerary as published several days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
tJEsUITSSNllLL NOT :'l. BE 3
5REAlllD,MlTTED TO GERMANY E: 3 Y
fBy Associated Press.

BERLIN, March PIT he govern I'm rne Mt 9
intention TO abolish the provision OF the tn,
law exrludlng Jesuits from Germ an an
nounced$si,, the Relchstag to- DAY a! oy
Chancellor Won Buclow, Twill 53s not
! be re allied. 4 It$is learned that the Bun
desra III now has majority against l th =
Jesuits,s Omission. The question goes
to the Bundesratl' after Easter. where where
il Will either be voted down * or ind tti
nitely postponed, 7$ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
ATE DINNER /; !. FROM !! !; ( {. N
HORSES R ! s BACKS B. Ks
Unique Dinner Seryed.inl. Ball
room J,i1 at SheTTy's byMlr',
/, !. d; Billings, Of; NeWfYorlrk
tBy Associated Press,

a NEW YORK, March 2s,-The ecu es-
trIan dinner protected by G.; &, GU Bill
ilngs. 5off New YORK and Chicago, con-,
corning which many stories 4 have re-,
Gently been published, took place to-.
night 5
According to the Herald. the dinner
was held, net In 4 Mr.. 3 lllngs new. sta
BILE, as was origins LILY INTENDED, N but In
the ballroom n ofN sherry's.f which was
trans formed & Into a,SruFal scene by the
Introduction Of NErassy lawns, 4 thick To-
iliage and beds OF flowers, Here the
guests found thlFty-two richly caraSi-
soned horses hearing on their saddle
bows srnal ables two feet In length ny
eighteen inches wide, covered 5g With
cloths. The steeds renaa ined mo ionleSs.
while attendants 4 An bunting q costume
served the various courses 70 the riders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
li8iIa f3t 20 * Il
.HISsMlND 8BLANk
HE PREACHED MEMPHIS

~ 2 (l'y aAssociHted t'rhRs.) NE q
gEl BALTIMORE D.. March 2s;;-J. J.,
Tlmanus, E the awyer@ OF \ this !. city who
sniysteriously disappeared several weeks
tile country has been ma de, returned to
baltimore to-day. IIe say VS. that his mind
was a blank during his wander! ngs.s and
when his reason, returned / hes found him
self lr5s Memphis. M Tenn, from which
place he returned. here q \ ,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Al,C'.;C'.lDENTLY KILLED \.
n iS.BY l2-POUND HAMMER
a, Associated Pre,s,l.,l

L d3IWC,Gss X The track team, OF the Uni,
Earslts indian1 AZ R| hs hsnad by was
aGel,asNoa,,gSd hamnlev the Hlgh School
sstbsticp eround here and killed this after
:, onr h mmer was thrown by y, NJ
EI iorn. coach from the University 81 nv.
diana itj s .@7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
EMPRESS ARM WAS n.
NOT l.t,BlADLYs FRACTURED
~ NEGOTIATED Prcss,)

= ~, I'm ~ March ga bulletin Issued
today the physician ss s,asa By ,ns
Emp!ess whose arm 1ioy Wes asacs says
fail IRON neih s' ION 81 Roentgen Rays OF
he AEmsress arm shows II 70 be SIM n
aWs' ece sna e ' a.
radlus..ptt S. nund itHs to-day. The genera!
nsWd,tiin na ~ her Majesty Is satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

his footsteps and soon threw up his
hands In surrender. The third escaped.
t Subsequently the captured rabber was vas:
taken to the Office OF United States Mar
shall Chandler. where he gave his name
as j ames Bradley. % Years old. OF ST.
Louis. Mo- He asserted that he did not
know the name Of the roboer shot to
deatf, OF the zone who escaped, Z rther
than. this Bradley declined TO talk, and
he was locked UP In the county 5aiil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
RICHMOND.


4. RICHMOND. 8 *
M Letter from, a lady who Hleh hes TO cor
smh solSiefs sassss
saults a white woman 7, Wit, hcleayeF -,
8Distinsliished ministers 10 preach here r.,
To shb5 e refelaed
/ blythe IIouse5to Finance Committee: VII
be consldered to,inorro " NOR ningI1.Ini
of running J,.d Pc nlann III
/ shortly Efforts 70 secure good ROADS az !,
$imnori5n. bills National, League clubs y ,st
4featt1ths aiarcl.e sters ~ Mr.. James F..
Nelson Tells or his through c y ,.-
1nters,ii'ngs ssrSn ot III entry ma g.
General 4 mn nuGerl of ti1es Southern Bell
f fsHr Com pany Two riders ttTows,
during Inc chase % me. Deep Run HINT !;
Culnteressing nforma,ion rssar6iinss
will ppear next Tuesda - \ eW reve nue
J bill Being criticised: - sanalysis OF the
corpora ton bll--ca5e Of AlsTsd SAND e.
s e,asn ags.n o aid making
The EX E grG he
apnsar b Be- tofe ti,s Einance e6mmttee to
morrow nj ght ent Ter e, s s--Si
s eSam 3t,e hf
nhoot Of the North Side Gun Club; Man:
CHEST F. r. rea 1. progress y s6elis mess
sfts ,a ia ens
Bbazaar---slts s{ 81 IA Hat xtren1elslil Ill
-Elks Lod Cd smasit tsisnlo 81 g. Ar
Sh
a game OF ball 9. ssts
III Il 4. t ;&ia., yiRGIaiA al &. Sd
The new Randolph I5oi ell soon to be built
I'm Petarshur g-,--.C est rficld,s plan ler-
sSGa 81
n1ammoths fond near Blue Ridge Springs
Reports from .the tobacco !, breaks . O.. o.
ansle Farmv SOUTH l,os,9yn and
tons new soc!et ~ MIA ti0t1-.Cornorin
reports farm work backward n ammoth
lumber mills a tSxork IN Lunenbu:g's .f nr
Sidney s history society let ers. tell Ing!
Roanoke, Petetshurg, Newport News. Old
5ericksp ~ GharlottesyIie.. LeesburE and
satthe3 ecklenbu GER lenlo rka pie sunken
orchard IL =, h,'s :.
.and nssngsn Mor,oRrsioubS y da1es
3rains--United3 Brethren In sessi ~
staunto organl;zat,io,nss ,ot Sen,
edera,e nosts
Church. Hampton. recently found; 70 he
unveiled ii Ida y----t3rlQGSSf 5WdSncu away
1 hy higii Z water lin Chesterfield Oyste
sShlbit 10 be sent from Matthew'S sto t =,
icy road 70 barytes. njne Ills ffbeeh built
( chest abingdon. d:dog ~ stau9!-i
saved
~ ar: unknownlt tramp SUIT of Attorney
Ward against Wlncleste r---Al ysteryf OF
4 hody found in &Chickqhomi1y!R River Z. near g.
baltimore MethodistS Con ference In Fred.
Il erleksh,irg, Deaths Ed WI Il.}. FL yson
+ Ia Norfolk:sNirs w. Nilller3 at u ennings
Ordinary; It Thomas Fl. rs tesiins R0anc kc,.1.
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sunday nnd Monday IL 81 ~
.virsinla Fair and cold sunday: Mon y !,
iav increa sl,,g cioudiness /; fresh nor Invest
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not, 80 warn, Sunday MoIndu falr, except
rain 10 coast; fresh north 70 norm A
east winds. "a g. !. E! 4. ~ y. Y "a
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soser,ty.sx. 1T had sunk to! 81 by MID no !.
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