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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-16
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
BAPTIST.


Fourth Baptist Howell near North
Main street-Preaching by the pastor
Pew Robert Cameron. D n. loi5 and 80
baptism; s :. 12l5; r p L. $50.
South Baptist. Ocean and Gallup strets
Preaching by the pastor. Rev John
Finch. lo:4S and 80; 5 S. l2l5: F
L. e:45.
Pearl Street Baptist-Preaching by the
pastor, Rev A Hainer. sermon, iotS;
s. i2:l5. and f, $50. sermon,
80; topic. "One thing YOU may be sure
of"
jefferson Street Rev B T Livingston,
pastor-Presching. lo:45, Double Mind
sd" s, 12l5; Junior. c f, S; Senior.
$50: address, 7.20. Conscience.
Broadway, corner Valley street. Rev
V osterhout pastors s, io:45. preach
ing by Rev william II Palmer, l2l5,and
hy Or X Garfield. 7l5; c ser
vice. s.
Over avenue-S s, .
Union. John and East streets-Preach-
ing by the pastor Rev Edwin a Hainer,
10:45 and $50; The wickedness OF grea
\ cities:" s. l2:l5: union meetings Of our
/ Christian Endeavor societies, 4.
Stewart Street-Preaching by the Rev
! y ] Wheeler: s s l2:15; song service. 7:So;
/ address by A T Stratton, secretary or
I Y VI e A, PawtucKet
French Mission Central weybosset
street-Service. 5; :, a. preaching by
Mr. y y Aubin subject True Life.
Fbsnezer. A Street. Rev J X Butler,
psstor-Preaching, II and and 7:45 by
Rev Thomas stanford NJ NJ u u d,
IL u, vice president Christ Medical and
/ Theological College. Baltimore, Md; ;.
i;SS union, .: y J G f. $50.
Roger Williams. Woodward Road and
Veazie street. Rev York A King. pastor
Public worship and sermon. lo:3o; s,
ll:s5; ] r, .; y 7 T., b, song service
and sermon. :.
Corliss Heights chapel. Berkshire and
seIin streets-s s, 2:So. midweek meet
ing, Wednesday, 5:i5.
central. Rev John r Brown pastor
public worship with preaching BY ReI
John J Stewart AT loi5 and 7:so. s
l215. r Y T L. $50
CONGREGATIONAL.
Pilgrim. Rev Y Y Pullan, minister
Morning worship. 1915. s. lel6; T
G Y, $40: evening worship. 5'J; ser
mon, topic Religious lessons learned
from a Pascal
Union. Broad and stewart streets, val
lace Nutting minister ~ the church
breaches Worship, 1o45. theme "A Rev.
ojution Required I'm Christian Methods;
s s. 1915: 7.S0 special musical service
with short address on Tho Privilege OF
Happiness. = $ 6 r. $50.
Benefcent Weybosset street rear
Chestnut--Morning service, io:S; :
i2l5: YPs G F., $50; evening service
5.g0 The pastor. Rev Asbury l. krom
viii preach morning and evening.
Plymouth. Pennsylvania avenue nesr
proad s.rcet Archibald McCord. minis
,er-Preaching. lo:b by Rev Wood
worth; 6 s. 1913; r, 4; : F.
4.sn. preaching. 80 by the minis, ,er
Visions
uishland l. woodworth pastor
Preaching ies4s-eS- Re- a McGord- : ;
isIs. ] p and Pastors Joining Class, 3
= y. 6. preaching. :; The Fact ~ m
"a, sseA isfe. IN the Word and ir FN
perisnce
central Angel street and Diman place
so,,.,cas io.6 and AIS. the pastor. Ed
ward r sanderson. will preach: 3. i2;lo
YPs g y. sis
EPISCOPAL
Manton. ST Peters. Killingly avenue
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ron OVER SIXTY YEARS

"L!su.erart genera comm'
Cn.,ed state. army.
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SHIP LETTERS.

PACKAGES.
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Manton. St Peters, Killinsly avenue
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Firs, Greene street. Rev + / Cush-
man u d. pastor-Public worship, lo:o'
: s. 12:l5.
church OF the Mediator, Cranston ana
purgnss streets. Rev w c Selleck, pastor
Morning service, 1913 Rev Edward l.
Houghton will preach; S, l2:l5' u
$40
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OIneyviiie Station.

LADIES.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Mission Of the Coming King S2l Bread
street-Prayer and conference, lof Mrs
Marx NJ Bradshaw and others VIII SPEAK
AZ 2:45 and 7;9o, all are welcome.
Uast Arlincton-s s, 2:30. service. $3.50
hv hand Of workers from Church OF En-
manuel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
4 MUTIlNY CHARGED
Aboard British Vessel al Seattle
a IS Penalty Is Death.
NJ (spocIai \ "a r'he Tiules. 1lspat g :

n Z. ri ( - h.f
(specal to The Tmes.D ispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, March N.----capt. Robt.
Carruthcrs commanding the British
steamer Iiidunn, arrived here to-day With
five sailors III irons. He Is taking them
TO England as prisoners, to DO tried there
for 1nutiny aboard British vessel at
seq. the maximum punishment for which
Is death. The story OF Capt. Carrlthers
Ia that he took nine men aboard in, y flla-
delphia for the run. At Pensacola the
u1en were paid and allowed shore leave,
When they refused TO return, the cap.
thin sought the assistance OF the United
States marshal to compel them. All OF
then, were arrested and FIVE OF them put
aboard the 1nduna and four retained
prisoners. to be sent to England, by other th''
vessels. III III 85S gttf33s 8f2 WI
Soon after going to sea tho Ave men
filed loose from their irons and attacked
the first mate Of the Indtlrn. Three OF
them had marlin spikes ind two had
clubs. Mate Rusfcake shot one OF the
mon In the thigh and received help IN
overpowerng tho others. The steamer
cano in here for bunker coal and then
sailed for England with all Of the men
heavily lroned. Capt. Carruthers says
Tie men we're we'll fed and comfortably
ounrtcred on the new vessel. ana ne
knows Of no reason for their 7, m " us
conduct, q,
The British steamer NTH arrived here
to-day with two OF the men OF the -FOUR
LEFT at Pensacola. They nre going TO
England MS prisoners also, but an OFFICER
saws they are helping about the Vessel
and he gets on we'll with them 35 tltz
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GARNETT INELIGIBLE FL 1 4
So the Free Lance, Of fredericksburg,
Argues EditorlalY III
1(speclal to The Times- Dlspatch.J

(specal to The Times spatch.)
FIRED JRLCKsBURG, VA, March 27.-
The Free Lance newspaper, in Its Issue s''
Of tomorrow, commenting editorally On
the appointment Of Judge G. Taylor s car Gar
nett as a member Of the Eastern tts' state q
Hospital Board. will say:
.Governor Montague. In nominating
Judge G, Taylor Garnet, OF Mathews,
for ono OF the directors Of the State
Hospital at Williamsburg, seems curious US,
IN enough TO have overlooked section
105 Of the new state Constitution. which
declares that no judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. Of the Circuit lCourt,
etc. shall hold any other Of
flee of public trust, etc, during his con:
ttinuance In office. This inhibition would
not applytto Judge Garnet until t'ep,
bruary i, 1904, yet section s Of the bill
Of rights declares that the executive,
Legislative and judicial departments
should be separate and distinct Judge
Garnctt is now n county. judge. and It
may be that he could serve until Febru-
5ary /. 1904, but he Is nominated for q
period Of four years, and the Senate cam
mot constltutlonally'co confirm him, because
he will surely be ineligible after February
l. 1901. The Free Lance Is on record
against any virginian holding two State
offices at the same time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
IN HALIFAX
r. Thames on Trial For Felonious
Assault on Mrs, Vaughan.
lspeclal to Ine TImcs.pIspntch.,,

(Special to Tho Times, Dispatct.)
HOUSTON. VA. March 27.-On account
of tho excessive rains n very small crowd
was out on the first dry Of the County
Court, Judge Barksdale occupied the
bench for only short while and no
business OF public Importance was trans
acted Senator William p. Barksdale
and Major H. A. Edmondson were Mt
court, but had an opportunity to shake
hands with but few Of the sovereigns,
Politically. the county Is very quiet,
The present excellent corps of county
officers will have no opposition for re-
election and the only office for which
there Is likely to be eny contest Is COM
missioner Of the revenue for the three
districts Major Edmondson and Mr.. ].
IT, Lacy have served the people so faith
fully and satisfactorily that they will
probably be returned to the House OF
Delegates without opposition,
The court has been engaged since We'd
nesday morning In the trial of John Rob-
ert Thames, charged with feonious
assault on Mrs, Vaughan, Mr., Thames
Is represented by Judge William =.
Homes. Judge Henry Wood and Nil
Henry Edmopds. and Messrs. T.. c, Wat
kIns and Bonjamin Watkins. OF the Hall
fax bar, This Is a prosecution growing
out OF what Is commonly known as tho
Virginia ,white-capplng cases, Thames
and G., r. Lofts We're tried at tho last
term and convicted OF riot, and sent to
the penitentiary each for two years.
Only. eight applications for license to
sell y 'Pr have been posted at the front
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betweet, THIS city and Tappahnht ock. This
will give tho section between the two
points splendid mali facilities. Petl u
signed by tiie business men here we're
sent to The department, asking tor this
arrangement, and Postmaster j N, Crit
fin also advocated IT. IS 4. {.
( Colonel I'VE L. Iaughlln. formerly OF
the National Hotels. Of Mc1Seesport, p,a..
has leased the Exchange Hotel IN TINS
city. and will open 1t for business on
April 18th. The property has been I'M
,perlenced hotel man.
i Paul p. Weynor, having been fined in
the Mayors Court here for peddling pio-
TIRES without d license the case was ap-
pealed to the Corporation Court. He also
lost his case there. and after wing al
tho fines and costs has packed up his
goods and departed.
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'T|O5EN'I.L|.A1'lR|'C|.:i.E|||::'...
BUILDING ] |, !. D \ J
Benevolent Mechanics Assn ''ln1
4sto5AddAnother Story. v u
THE i. FREQ o TOBACCO
Il is Charged That There e Dlscrln,l1nra-
ton BY q Railroad Against Peters
burg and II Favor Of Of
& Richmond. Id II 3ss

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch
PETDRsBUR 5a yA.,g March N,--The
Benevolent Mechanics Assoc citation OF Pc
tersburg have about definitely determined
to add another story to their two-story
building at Tabb and Sycamore streets
III this city. n The association for several
months had under consideration The build
Ing OF a library on Union Street. This
idea has now been abandoned. and the
library will remain In 8the building on
Sycamore Street. The matter Of the ins
provement to the building Is now IN
the hands Of the committee. INK al
sf5 There Is some complaint among the tor
.bacco jobbers OF Petersburg over what
seems to them to be O discrimination IN
the matter OF freight rates between this
city and Norfolk over the Norfolk and
Western ilway. I t Is said that the rate
from Petersburg to Norfolk on tobacco
over the Norfolk and Western Rail way
Is II cents per hundred pounds, and
that theGr rate over ath 9 same road from [. 1'
Richmond to Norfolk is 8 cents per nun.
dred pounds The matter will probably
60 to. the Railroad Commission for ad-
FJustme1lt. iii III "a y ELL
" v The Old Dominion Steamship Company
Is said to have In contempla ton the
running OF q q boat between Petersburg
and Norfolk to take the place OF the
2Mccall,f which was recently removed
from the line. 8 .$.a :s. }632 n 3s5ia
w. r. Davenport, whose home is in
Richmond, was arrested yesterday after
noon on the charge Of jumping his board
bill at Emporia- Ills wife and two little
children are in Petersburg, where they
were loft by Davenport several days
ago. IIe was 4 taken to Emporia last
night and had a preliminary hearing
day. rs. UNI st .5535{
While some damage has been done by
tie high water at Petersburg, 1t Is very
small In comparison with what was az
first expected from tho high water. Con-
siderable lumber was lost on account
Of the washing away Of the sand bank
upon which It was piled on the north
side Of the river. Bridges In Dinwiddie
county were greatly damaged by the
freshet Monl1snake and Malone bridges
were so badly damaged that they are
now impossible $and a new bridge will
have to be built to replace Malone bridge.
Grant Eby. the champion pool player
Of the world, played W. H Clearwa ter,
the ex-champon,4 at the Elite pool par
lors In this city this evening. The game
was 200 points continuous game and an
exhibition Of fancy and trick shots was
given after the game. Ia e "a
The condition of Mrs. Marion PEBBLES
is Improving. SG X s5{
Rev. T, Ryland Sanford, Of Richmond,
Church, In this city, Sunday Rev.
George D. Booker, the pastor, will de-
liver an address Saturday night before
tho Epworth League Convention, now In
session In Danvile. His subject will be
1.-THE Rise and Progress of Methodism. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
AT Neutrality-suspicious.
Or. James a. Duncan Temporarily Ell
~ ing the Chariot Philosophy.

ing the Chair Of Philosophy.
S Especial to The Times. Dispntch.] f
ASHLAND, VA, March The Exec
utive Committee Of Randolph-Mac aeon Col
lego, at meeting held recently, ap-,
pointed Dr. James A. Duncan tenn porari-
" to FIJI the position Of Professor OF
Mental ana Moral Philosophy and Eng
lish Bible, left vacant by the death OF
Rev. William u. Edwards, D. p. DR..
Duncan has entered upon the duties Of
the position. He Is HI n son Of the late
Dr.. James A. Duncan. q former presl-
dent OF Randolph Macon College. and Is
brother-in-law Of the late DR.. W. 10,
Edwards, whom he succeeds. t&f
The permanent successor Of DR.. Ed
wards viii be chosen In June at the
regular meeting of the Board OF Trus-
tees, Dr., Duncan has spent the most
Of his ministerial life In the West. where
he has served most successfully In sew
erel college towns. He delivered coures
of',lectures before college classes at tho
University Of Tennessee and at the UNI
yersity OF Denver, whore he also gave a
course In homeletcs, DR., Duncan goes
tomorrow to the university OF Virginia,
where on Sunday he will preach to the
student body In tho chapel.
DR.. a, G, Wightman Professr OF BIZ
ology In Randnph-Mncnn College, who
has been III with typhoid-fcver IN the
Johns Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore, Is
now much better, and yAvll leave the
hospital to-day. After n short rest, he
will return to his duties at the college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
pa n LArAYETTEsST0AME
Turned tire Tables on Virginia and Won
y With Ease. # Il.
a frn.Aai ~ 4 I'M ff>ifnce iJl0pA

(EpSraAi 70 me Ttrnce. Diepat chs i - 3ia
Il CIAhLoTrfc6VlI LIE, y Al M ArohS n..---.
Lafayette turned the tables on virginia
to-day easily winning the second game
4 ~ mo SCORE OF IA TO Q. In marked con-
trast 10 their erratio work on yesterday.
Conof, Eully's en'put up an almost perfect
holding game, tbs only errors being made
by Ernst The Houtherners, on tho other
hand piled up error after error on easy
chances, and At the same time were I'm
able to Mt Nowberry, who, though very
unsteady. pitched good ball ct critical !
moment u. 1 4 lls 4 Ma Va q y. ~ a
! B The Eastonites started the run.settins
IN tho very frst inning and kept Il up
throughout 81 Bar ger, who started IN TO
Etwir1 FOR Virginia, lasted only one inning.
HIS successor Craoraft, pitched good ball,f
and II falr support had boon given him
the game could have beon pulled out OF
tho ilre. Tho one bright feature tof Vir-ll
ginia's play}wns the splendid throwing by
Munger, who kept the runners glued TO
the bases. Four who tried to pilfer tho
so cks werc easily caught. Cookies throw y
In from right fold to the home plate, holds
Ing the runner at third, caught the grand
stand, The visitors left tonight for
W'ashlnst on, where they play Georgetown
Tomorrow. The score ,.y # z 's6H' sFs Ill
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IN LEXINGTON
Rockbridge Baths Remodeled by It's
New Owner. + 4 si3

En- Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA, March 27.-.The
5Rockbridge Baths, we'll known summer
resort on North River, fourteen miles
from Lexington, has been thorough re-
modelled and refurnishcd Last fall this
property was purchased by Mr.: Robert
Gibson, OF NewbYork. and he has ex-
4nended large sums OF money In putting
the property in first class dition.a The
coming season promises to be a successful
one ut that 3hostelry. IN addition to min,
eral baths. the North River affords fine
boating and fishing Tho nearby moun-,
tains are full OF game, and the famous
Goshen Pass is distant only two miles.
Tho following regular grand Jurors
have been drawn for the April term OF
the County Court OF Rockbridge, which!
will open Monday April 9TH: F. .. Coe.
w. =. Il Il. 4 Starke, ]. A. P. Champe. II
M. Reese. ". P. snndridge, ". p. Dea-
con. Nv. s. nckcy, A. 8. Montgomery,
j. H. Mccormick, 7. T. snider, Franklin
Llnkswiler. &
A meeting OF the Lee ia ckson Camp OF
Confederate Veterans has been called for
tho purpose OF making arrangements for
lConfed crate Memorial Day and also to
elect delegates to the meeting OF the
Grand Camp OF United Confederate Vet.
Grams. TO be held next May in New Or
leans. ,t.5ia 4.
1 Bishop Alpheus ". Wilson. OF BnNi-
more, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, has written to President George
II. Denny, OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity.8 RECALLING his recent acceptance
OF the Invitation to preach the bacca-
laureate sermon att the approaching
commencement. Bishop Wilson gave as
his reason that he had been assigned to
duty IN Brazil during the coming sum
NOR by the College OF Bishops and he
expects to sail for TINT country In May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
NEGRO BURGLAR ARRESTED.
caugh, IN Act Of Breaking into Dry
lS Goods Store X
'sDeclaI 10 Tho Times, DispatIc]

Especial to Tho Times. Dispntch.) 8
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, March 27,-Perry
Shields. colored, bold burglar BY his
own nfession, was ca ptured by the po-
lice early this morning In the}act Of
attempting to break into the dry goods
store OF Charles Adams on King Street,
Later he confessed 10 having burglarized
the store of5fJ. Bernheimer twice last
winter. hi ~ n 81 X
Z At his home was found great quan-
tity OF merchandise, consisting OF Jew
elry.I clothing and hardware, which Bern
heimer Identified and a score Of pawn
checks. Shields admitted that he kept
a large stock at his house and got money
on articles from time to time.
In his capture tho police secured tho
tperpetrator OF "a number Of mysterious
robberies last winter which I bafflod a u
their efforts. After Mayor Sim pson
heard his confession he sent his case to
the grand jury Later two negroes, John
Dogan and Ben u II hes. were arrested
as accomplices. ii h ~ Il If It'll i si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
.SDlDtLITTLE. DAMAGE
some Efforts Toward Road Improve.
ment in Chesterfield County
ts4 ave " ~ The rirnes. Dispatch &

sttt. (HpCClall 70 4ue fAllucs'DAePotSH'j iFt fie
CHESTER Va. March 27.-The re-
cent freshet did but little damage to the
llowlands Of James River In this county,
but 1t will be late In the spring before
the farmers can plant the low grounds.
Thu roads are In a dreadful condition,
Tho electric railroad company Ia maxi
Ing some effort to put the Manchester
and Petersburg turnpike In better condl-
ton, having large force at work grad
Ing and dltching between Manchester
and Bellwood 9,
Mr.. James I3ellwood Is undertaking to
demonstrate the practicabllity OF grading
and travelling half mile or more Of
the turnpike near his place, as test
OF the sufticiency OF the present road
funds towards permanent improvement,
The matter OF borrowing money has both
opposition and approval by the citizens
OF the county, A goodly number contend
that the debt win be q wise legacy to
posterity While others claim that the
present funds are sufficient. II jud !ciously
~ eexnnnfied. .sssfF
/ Rev. Mr., Ribhle, OF Petersburg, has
been holding Lenten services here eyery
Thursday night for several weeks, Mr.,
Ribble succeeds the Roy. W. A. r, Good
wyn as pastor OF the Episcopal Church
in this place. ~ IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
Murder Trial at Abingdon.
(specIal to Tho Timcs.Dlspatch.

FL 5ABINGDON,, VA March Pin the
continued trial to-day Of Ella Baker
Gray, for the killing of G. NJ. Chester,
very slow progress was made. The de-
tense offered evidence to show that Ches-
ter had very little money on his person
the day Of the homicide, The evidence
In this direction was very light. and SO
far the defense Is without testimony Of
any weight. The case will continue
through the week. The Commonwealth
has made good case. Great interest
is being shown. and tho result Is anx-
iousiy awaited.
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door st the courthouse -.t wo TOR Houston,
two for tvirgil,nn and four tor Houth
Boston, and Sit5is not probable that there Their
will be any others. sS, Sj 8AS 1t III 81
UNITED BRETHR EN
Well Attended Meeting Of the Virginia
X ia Cot,feret,ce N Stau1ton. 4.


l 5S Especial 70 the Tines. Dispatch
4 5TAUNTON VA, Marcel n THE sV ~.
git,ia Conference Of United Brethren met NJ !.
II, business session last evening. the "a roll
Gait showed there was thirty ministers i,, g
and seventeen lay delegates present pre-
Rev. g, H. lott was re-eleoted secretary e
This makes the nineteenth cor se % y
term he ~ has filled that position. Key e,
y. w }Hows was elected chairman rms IN! .ne
devotional services were largely ATTENDED :
yesterday evening. They we're con q, :,
by Rev. ] ,S r. Bidenour. Rev. w, ~
Funk delivered IN olouuent ADDRESS on
the Church papers published by the !. &C. 2,
Secretary Holt reported 'a' \
that ne viii send the Conference |. o ~,
nall from the year 1850 to 1901 to the ,e
Historical Society Mt Dayton Ohio 7lI % 20
DO placed In tho vaults Of the Union On.
Brethren Publishing Company. The con y. 2
ference reconvoned at o'clock tins lll
morning, and, MS Usual with large NJ
dience. The West Main Street Audito-
ruin has boon Donated for tho uso Of tho
conference Sunday evening, and rs THIS .lFls
Is large and spacious hall, the 9 lHi
meeting Of tho week Is expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
BITTEN BY, n !. } DO % /
Little Son Of Nv. M Q. Moore Viii Baa
Treated for Rabies In Baltimore.

Especial tArTba Times, ! ispatch)
WYTHEY1LLE. VA. March 27.--Wal>
tor. thelittle son of Colonel W. 9. Moores
OF Wythevlle. was bitten on the u z I g
few days ago by g dog belonging to the
3farn,ly. Laterssthe dog showed signs 5of
Ehydrophobla. /.
During the past few months several
dogs have been killed under !, suspicion
nov wns confined In tho cellar to await
~ r,ast night ia s1g III his way through
q doorian inab thick and made his oFr1
= ape and Bit "a fjAnnpm Of other dogs:
Finally he was Jfllled as were some o.
tho dogs he bit, y
walter wiluahentnken tonight to Bali
tImoro by histphyslclan. pr. T, 3. Greene
for treatmentHa Pnsteur 1nstitut 5i
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WITH 2 HEADS
(. BORN. NBLUEFIELD
Every Feature Was Perfect,
Child Lived Only Half an
Hour after Birth.
fspec,ul to tho Times. pispatc h J

BLUDTIEI4D. w, VA.8 March ga
babe with two heads was born az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, II. Farrell, on
Boggs Run. this morning, and the res
markable occurrence has created no lit
tie furry among the men OF the med!-
cal profession. The little one died half
an hour after birth, I'd 59
The two heads are perfect In every
feature. There are s two noses, two
mouths four eyes. four ears, Each was
In It's proper place and Perfectly formed,
Tho hoads are Joined to the body mt
the neck. The shoulders are unusually
wide. but the remainder OF the body
Is the size of any other new born baby.
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EIksElect Officers.
s ~ 70 Iho mns.plspntcl

7SpecIaI TO y nc 11fFs'r1sIHtt11,7' N
n gTAUNTON, VA, March 27,-staunton
r ,ndre,iNo. {s51,aB, p. o. Elks. hold it,
= annual meeting for the election OF Offs
GERS last night. and the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Exalted Ruler J, F. Davis Eateemed
Leading xnight,gA. a, Eskridge; Esteem.
ed Loyal Knight on p. Smith Esteemea
Lccturlng KNght, A.. Weinburgi secre-
tary, Hulst Glenn treasurer ,ar Ioep'
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