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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
FUN OF THE COLLEGE BOYS.
RinE Out the Oldi
She wrung her hands.
hate to tell
This old joke on
The village belle.
-Pennsvirdnid Punch Bori.
Anecdotes OF Famous Men.

AUeCUOtcB VI rUUIOub NneVs
pJULEP SINGH.
Surely you will now embrace Christianity"
asserted the Pursuivant on the point OF max
ing the Hndoo Prince a X. c. NJ g.
Indeed, not for me: am too e-nighted
heathen." returned the Rajah with ready
resource. and the ceremony continued
MAJOR ANDRE.
what an awful cinch this is" said the
executioner, as he slipped the moose easily
over the prisoners head
The condemned captive smiled erimly.
As the trap was set, his Inst words We're:
you might refrain from sprinRing any OF
those on me. fenr l can't stand for many
more"
ALEXANDER THE CHEAT.
"vandal" Numbered the Phrygian Priest
Hold your impious Hand! What Crime
would you Commit?"
oh knot murder" Returned the Mace
DOMAIN Ruler Reassurinely, ns his Sharp
Sword Solved the Gordan puzzle with q
Single Stroke Yale Record.
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WHere 1SHOTuHco ID rHBS'
Behold the way the Freshman works:
No task there Is he ever shirks:
With dictionary. text and trot
Few are the things which he knows not.
Tho Sophomore drops the first Of these;
The trot alone's enough to please
Whence r II with the text agrees.
The Junior drops the text
And reads the trot when called on mel 1t.
The Senior bluffs.
Yale Record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
Ode TO . Book maker.

There's the dawn Of the day
And the twilights soft gray:
There's the half-light and high light the rain
and the shine.
But there's no light that fills
My soul with such thrills
As the glorious daylight 'twtxt my horse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
Try Home.

If college bred is a four years loaf
(Some people say it's sol.
Oh, tell me where the flour is found
For us who knead the dough.
Pelican
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07

Bill Brutal.
Bill Brutal Brutal amt his name:
His real name wouldn't rhyme.)
Once beat the races black and blue
While trying to kill time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07

IT is ma LONGER the hand that rocks the
cradle which rules the world. but the hand
that cradles the rccks.-C cornell Widow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
NEW BUSINESS CONCERN

Mr.. Joseph N. Kahn Succeeds Mr..
Joseph w. Laubc.
Mr.. Joseph W. Laube. the well-known
funeral director, has been succeeded in
the business by Tr. Joseph M. Kahn, his
nephew, the change having gone into
effect on August lst.
Mr.. Kahn was associated with Mr.
Laube from July, 1896. Tie VIII have with
him his brother Mr.. John T. Kahn.
This business has been ono Of the
most prominent In tho city for many
years. 1t was started In the sixties by
Mr.. Francis Laubc, father OF Mr.. Joseph
Laube, and the latter succeeded his ia
thor In business, and 1t was due to failing
health that he was forced to retire some
time ago. Tho business was conducted
for many years from First and Broad
Streets, and 1t has now been changed to
No. 400 West Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
AWFUL CRIME ....
CONFESSED
Will Roseboro Tells ellis Of His
Murder of Mrs. Beaver.
(spocia) Ia me rim -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-pispatch2
CHARLOTTE, N. g., august to,--At
Statewide to-day WIN RosepoEo, me ne
gro who was convicted OF me muraer OF
Mrs, Dolph Beaver Wednesday, and VINO
has been sentenced to hang Ihursaay'
September 18th, at a clock ~ mo altef-
noon this mroning confessed the CRIME,
Yesterday afternoon ReY, a. y, .Al,nut'
well known negro minister, V!ssteu me
jail and had long talk Win Nosepofo'
He insisted that Roseboro, MAKE J., a !, con,
fession, II hawas guilty Of tne CRIME as
charged. The negro states tnat on me
afternoon of the murder 10 was passing
by the Beaver home, and seems some ne
fruit on the trees In no o'Gl'a'u, ~
climbed the fence and was ~ M We , aus or
pulling some apples when, MIS- .na or H1ayer
called to him to get out Of stne nscdta ,r'I
He says that he replied 70 UT ~ u. as
words and refused to SO mntt NC ,,, Mas
ready. lie continued to pull tno nppaS .;
and Mrs, Beaver came 70 Ine or ,hara
after him, lIe made some tnreu., az w"e ~
uron she left, returning to satnn f lne
house. He thinking she was ~ son,s NJ NJ
a gun. followed her. ana 1uss so az s,n M H.,
Beaver was In the act o. suins , ~ ~
steps, caught her by the 'ifou anu
choked her to death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
LARGE DROVE
OF WILD HOGS.
They Invade a Stafford Farm
and Cannot Be Driven
Away.
Especial to The Times lisp tch.,


FREDERICKSBURG, vAu August 15.-
A large drove OF Wild hogs invaded the
sblg\ corn field at Marlborough, on tho
Potomac River in Stafford county, yes
to-day and destroyed large part Of the
crop. Tho wild. feroclous animals are
supposed to have come from tho thlckly
timbered Grows Nest" farm, on the Po-
tomac River. across Accokeek Creek. a
purity was formed and with dogs attempted
to run the hogs out but they were SO
savage they could not be driven. Oft.
THREE e Of them ch h a. on Mr. Wam
have been killed. The party viii be
reinforced and with guns and a larger
pack of dogs. will either drive off the
wild hogs or shoot them.
Preparati9ns are nearly completed for
iSpotsylvania county, on August goth.
There Will be many entries OF fine steeds
FOR tho various contests, which are ex-,
pected to be very spirited, and q large
crowd Will be in attendance. The pro-
cceeds OF this show viii go to the fund
iston. AZ i'ai "A s. 81 :. I IA 5li
3 Mr.. Myers Able, OF Stafford county, lost
q fine driving horse this week by light
ming valued at $500
The hay crop throughout this section
this year the bas for many years
crop Will break the record In both quanti-
Many improvements are being made in
the surrounding counties and especially in
the building OF new residences. Messrs.
on their respective properties In Stafford
county. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
RASPINC
CRITICISM.
ViCe.Chdncellor Pltrloy Calls.
It Cheating.
SAYS He. is OLD. FASHl0N'D.
! Las It Ground Into Hin that initiating
Stock and Unloading i on the Pub
lie Is Robbery--BMlcr
Voting Trust.
SAYS HE is OLD.FASHlON'D
(f,y Associated Prcss.)

NEWARK, N. j., August 15.-Argument
on the application Of Edwin A. McAlpin
and others for. the appointment Of q re-
coiver for the Universal Tobacco Com
pany was resumed to-day before Vice.
! Chancellor Pitncy by Attorney General
| Eobert n. AfcCnrter, OF counsel for tho
| defendant corporation.
Mr.. McCarter said that when George
F, and William II. Butler, w, Bourke
Cochran and II. G. Messenger agreed to
put money In the con any, which was
to be financed by Tiltord, It was with
tho understanding that the voting trust
should exist, and that Frank%Tilford and
Henry r. Wilson were to remain With
them In the attempt to fight the Anleri-
car Tobacco Company. But Instead Of
doing so Mr.. McCarter said Tilford and
Wilson got out when they had got what
they wanted and did not consider the
obligation they we're under to others who,
had Joined them In the enterprise He
asked: .Where are those mon who have
made millions out Of the scheme by sell-5
Ing out7'
Vico-Chancellor Pltney, interrupttng..
said: IT do not quite agree with counsel
that they made millions. I assume that
TREY made about 100000, less expenses.
What they got beyond that was by cheat
ing somebody.
: At the close tof Mr.. McCarter's argu-
ment, Wheeler Fl. Peckham followed for
the defense. He was interrupted by the
Vice Chancellor. who said:
you know and I know and everybody
ought to know, that stock Is inflated to
unload 1t on the public. consider 1t
fraud, and the people who buy are fools.
The man who Initiates the stock takes ad-
vantage of tho old adage, All fools are
not yet dead It may be an old-fash-
toned idea, but 1t Is ground into me, ana
I am afraid cannot shake It Off.
Vice Chaicellor Pltnoy suggested be-
fore the hearing Of the argument began
day that he was fully decided that he
could not interfere with the Butler vot-
ing trust at this time. gEG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Messrs. Gaff and Adams Resign OFFICES
in Auto Bus Company.

The Public Service Company, which pro-.
poses to operate limo Of auto-busses on
the streets Of this city. an0 about when
80 much has been said and written, held q
meeting of the stockholders at sanger,
Hall last niTlt, which sat until pa o CLOCK.
Just what transpired at the meeting j IS
difficult to ascertain, further than that
1t was lively meeting. II became known
afterwards that both Messrs. Gan and
Adams, the projectors OF the enterprise
had resigned the presidency and vice
presidency. respectively Their resgna-
itions were not acted on. but will be con-
sidered at meeting to be held later.
Mr.. Gaff. when seen and asked the cause
Of his designations, stated that 1t was
merely in order that there might DO a
reorganization.
Various matters In connection with the
project were discussed, but the subject
Of choosing q general manager. It Is UNI
derstood did not come up at all. It Is
not certain that such an office will be
created.
The charter Of the company, though
drawn some time ago, has never been
granted, but Is Is expected will be soon.
Efforts to ascertain just how much money
has been subscribed fail to elicit any de-
finite Information. the response being that
the stock subscription lists have not all
been turned in yet. The men interested
will not even attempt to approSm the
amount. The next meeting will be held
at the. same place at the call of the pres
y & r.H . . b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
WARDEN ALLAC0OD
HAS RESIGNED
Commission Finds That He
Committed an Error. but
Charges We're Malicious.
(By Associated Ioress,)

ATLANTA, GA. August l5,-The Geor-
gia Prison Commission, which has been
investigating the whipping Of Mamie De
Girls. white woman convict at the State
prison farm, made Its report to-day
With The report came tho announc cement
OF the resignation and Its acceptance by
the commission OF Warden Alagood
whose conduct In Furnishing Miss De Girls
was under investigation, Tho charges OF
improper proposals by Allagood, alleged
by the woman. and similar conduct toward
other female conylcts are found '.abso-
lutely false and malicious" The report
says tho warden acted entirely within his
authority In whipping Miss De Girls, and
that he was led to 1t BY extreme agra
walton.
The commission concludes that this par
ticular punishment was IAN error on the
part OF the warden" who. recognizing
that his usefulness may have been I'm.
paired by reason Of the prejudice, which
has been created against him by gross
misrepresentation of the facts of the
case has Voluntarily rendered his reslg-
nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Battlefield MARKERS
The Stones Furnished by Mr. Ryan and
All in Place.
(special'to me Times Dispatch.)

(specal'to l-le Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Aug. 49,
The markers for the battlefelds In Spot
sSlvana county, the gift Of Mr.. William
Ryan, OF New York, have been put in
position under the direction of Rev. DR..
James p, Smith, of Richmond q. member
OF the committee selected by Mr. Ryan
for that purpose, There are ten OF these
markers made Of granite quarred from
the Battlefield Granite Works near fhis
city, ana each bears an explanatory in
scr!ption. They are each IL feet square
IL feet above the ground, with dressed
face. Each marker bears n different in
scription, and they are as follows;.
Battle OF Fredericksburg Lees Hill,
December Y, ID, 1862, on Telegraph Road,
top of Fall Hill"
Lees Headquarters, winter 1862 -'63. on
Garnctt place. old Mine Road, one mile
from Halnilton's Crossing"
Stuart and Pelham, battle OF Freder-
tcksburg, December 10, 1869, on Mine
Road. in front OF Hamilton's Crossing"
jackson on the field, December 70, 10,
1862, on knoll above Hamitons Crossing"
Battle OF Salem Church, Early and
sedgwlck. May 1862. at Salem Church
on Plank Road"
"Blvouacs Lee and Jackson. night of
May ]. 1858. at intersection OF Catherine
'-rrnace Road with Orange Plank Road"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
THEIR NAMES. ON sf@
HOTEL REGISTERS

Tho arrivals at the various hotels OF
this city were rather lighter yesterday
than usual, and they are always light on
Saturdays. Among those recorded at the
Jefferson were the following:
N. Tichener, Philadelphia; 2. a. OPP
penheimer, New York; II. g. Conner,
Wilson, N. c.; George II. Bridgman, Miss
Alice r. Bridgman, Kingston; J. Seipman.
Chicago; Ames G. Russell and wife. New
York; William II. Russell. New York;
S. Z. Rumble and wife, Natchez, Miss. /;
J. Gordon Stock. New York; Lansing Bur-
rows, Nashville, Tenn.
At the New Ford's are these arrivals:
w. w. Moore Barnwell, s. c.; E. c..
Lake, James II. Lake, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
r. s. Coleman. Virginia: James r. Hew-
it, washington, D. g.; ]. Grocschel.
Chester, S. c.; T. A. Dillon, South Car
ollna.
At Murphy's Hotel these Virgin!ans are
among yesterdays arrivals: Miss Hoov-
err, Washingt on; Miss Wiley Sabot, r. a.
Woody Sulphur Mines: s.: A.. Porter.
Staunton; John T. Cowan Montgomery;
w. A. LIE Sour, Norfolk; W. II. Boyen-
ten, Hampton; B. W. WALES, Nelson
county; r. s. Talbot, Petersburg; Q. J.
Murphy, Norfolk; Miss "A. v. .Neabon, Old
Pont Harry Towson. Lynchburg.
AT the Lexington Hotel these V'reIn'ans
are among tho days arrivals: S. NJ. Shep-
herd. Kent's Store; Walter Wilson, Smith
field ". p. Fisher, Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
TROPICAL STORM
STILL HANGING ON
lBrl Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15,-The wea-
ther Bureau forecast tonight says:
''rhe tropical storm has probably
reached the East Mexican coast with
energy considerably diminished. During
Saturday heavy sea swells were reported
along the Texas coast but no winds OF
consequence. There # were Indications
Saturday morning OF the approach OF
another disturbance southeastward Of
Barbados. Its future development and
direction, OF course, are at present I'M
certain, but cautionary advices have been
sent 70 West Indian ports"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Barfenders May Ride

Tho members Of the Bartenders' Union
ieetine themselves to the fine prescribed
.sometlme ago for thus encouraging tho
company. The action Of the union 10 pro-
viding that a fine OF $40 be imposed 3n
strike was rescinded at recent meeting.
It is said that there were few members
present at the meeting at which this re-
sc!nding action was taken; q,
Other organizati tons which provided fines
have not enforced them and In at least
one case have construed the provision as
permitting men having long distances to
80 to and from their work, to ride, Thus
pathetic prohibitions Is apparent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
BOND ELECTION FAILS
County Chairman Declares the Nom
nees in Halifax.
Especial to Tho Ttmes-Dlspatch.)

K SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Aug. 15.-An
election was held here to-day to empower
running thirty-four years, for the purpose
of sewerage, better water supply and I'M
Brovement Of tho streets. Tho opponents
Of bonds were victorious by vote Of
nearly two to one. '
Major H.. A. Edmundson and James r.
Lacy, having no opposition. have been
declared the nominees OF the Democratic
man Of tho party. There is an indepen-
dent candidate In the field already, and
tho Indications are that there will be sew
cral others.
The sporting men Of Houston and South
Boston have nearly finished the race
track. equal distance from both places.
When tho weather gets little cooler rare
sport Ia anticipated 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
DEATHS.

DAYIS.-!1he funeral OF Mrs. ELIZA ]. DAVIS,
wife of Saml v. Davis, viii take place at
the residence ot her brother-lnlaw, Mr., Minor
Delaney, 10. 1920 ". Floyd Avenue, TIL y
&c the family are Invited to attend
HAY ES.--The funeral of the late Mr.. MICIAEL
n HAYES, who died at his daughters residenco
ur Brookfeld Friday morning, vii tske piace
fTom 81 Peters a. s Sso and
relatives Invited to attend.
Oib Hunk Street, at 1880, ltoHEEI
SCHEFER. nseI sixty,alx years, = sur r,,nrsr
by his Wife enid two chldren--Ed' u Sctt'ef
aud Mrs. L. O. Moore. ~. =,
Funeral to take place in Petersburg Ya'' Oh
MONDAY. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Keeping it Up.
(spccinl to The Tlmcs. Dispntch. :

I0TI"" NSVVcIHI 70 TIC 7TlTncS. U1Bpntch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. 15-T II.
Leach. the young man from North Caro-
lima who was arrested here little more
than year ago, charged with robbing
guest Mt Mrs. Robertsons boarding
house, In this city. Is now under arrest
in Goldsboro, n. c., on five charges Of
larceny, committed at hotel in that
city
Or. +. w Hams has gons to the noun
tains for his health
Miss Nan Davis and Miss Mary Bird
have gone to Wytheville, Va, to spend
several weeks.
Mrs Ann NJ D. Wlngleld and Miss
Emily Roper left yesterday for Chase
city. where Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Roper
are spending few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
GOLDSBORO'S NEW CITY HALL
The Retail Grocers Table the ResoIu-
ton Boycotting the A. e. Co.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)


GoLDsBORo, N. c.. Aug. l5.-Golds.
boro's new City Hall has just been com.
nleted, and tho city officials will occupy
their handsomely equipped omcos for the
first time on tho first day OF septem-
Der. Tho building. together With the new
fish market. will cost oyer $4,000.
The Postolace Department viii let tho
contract during the month ol September
for new postoftlce building for Colds
boro. The site has already been pur.
chased.
The Goidsboro Rifles will leave Monday
to go into camp with the First regiment
OF the North Carolina National Guards,
In Ashevile.
At meeting OF the Retail Grocers' Pro-
tecttye Association held In the courthouse
on Thursday night resolution was intro
duced, boycottlng goods made by tho
American Tobacco Company. but after
long and spirited discussion the resolution
was tabled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
RICHMOND GIRLS AT
MERRY HOUSE PARTY

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
LEXINGTON VA, Aug. ia merry
house party is being entertained at Col
Alto" the hospItnba htS,e Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry st. George tucker. Among
tho guests arc Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son Brown, OF Bedford county. Va; Miss
Mary Alexander. OF Charlestown. W. Va;
Miss Jessie 1'lcsher Of Erie. Pa; Miss
Louise Atkins and Miss Mary Randolph
Lathrop. OF Richmond Va; Miss Nam
ME Patton, OF Blacksburg, Val MISS
Elizabeth Brown and Miss Frances
Brown. OF Bedford county Va; Messrs:
Perineau, Tucker and Wilcox Brown, OF
Bedford county; Purviance and Frazier
Tams, OF staunton: ]. Thompson Brown,
Jr., Of Baltimore, MIDI Julian CORRECT, OF
Albemarlo county, Va, and Alexander
Tunslall, ofSWashlngton. d. 9,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Xeterr;aanLhurt.

Colonel Andrew J.. Rogers, the author.
while walking up Main Street yesterday
with a large package Of his new books,
Tho Passing of Satan, Death ana Hell;
sprainlng his formerly crippled knee: He
was taken into tho Commerclal Hotel.
Or. George X Sims was called IN and car
is resting comparatively easy, though he
viii DO confined TO his room In tho hospl-
tai for some days. AZ; ~ s!sffSi't ,ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Excursion 10 RaIei1h;

Tho Southern Railway announces a spe-
cia excursion from Richmond, to Raleigh
and Durham, y, ca on Tuesday, August
25th, at a round trip rate, from Richmond
tion Will be made at Burkeville with the
Norfolk and Western train from Crewe,
The train wa leave Richmond at $3.50,
Angus, 25th. and Will leave Raleigh re-
coaches for white persons will be pros
vidod .H F sHA7#MF .-ts 4lE ETgAlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

Arm OF stonewail Jackson May 8, 1853,
at burSlng ground at 11llwood. a,
52',,lI1 .ee 10 Ira Rear, cried the Texans,
MAY q, 1854, on Orange Plank Road, about
one mile wes OF crossing Of Brock Road"
l'stenewail Jackson died May 10, 1858.
on Richmond Fredoricksbtirg. and roto.
mao Railroad, one quarter OF q mile OF
sGuncaa."
Lees Headquarters, battle OF spotsyl--
varla Courthouse, May TO- II, IL, 1904,
Non tho Blockhouse." e{l5 +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
JUDGE GRAY CAN
NOT POSSIBLY ACCEPT
(By Associated Press

+ BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Aug. 15.-Judge
Gray tonight said that It would be abb
soutely impossible for him to accept the
invitation OF the miners and operators Of
District No 49, Tennessee. Judge Gray
said he must sit with the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals tho second week
in September ana muss reach Wilmington
by September 1st. The time spent on the
Alabama arbitration board. he said, was
taken from his vacat ton. 85s *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
PlTTSYl.VANlA PR!rlARIES
Hurt Nominated for County Clerk
Other Votes Close.
ispeclnl 10 The rlmos .pIsnn1 cb.

------- :
CHATHAM, VA, Aug. 15.-Returns from
the Democratic primaries In Pittsylvana
county to-day, including twenty out Of
forty-elght precincts, give S. Hurt, tor
county clerk. four hundred and seventy
Ave majority with Indications that lie
Will carry tho county by a large ma
jorlty. 1t is very close for treasurer and
will take mn official count to decide it..
For the House Of Delegates. James w.
Gregory, Of Pickaway, and w. j. Ken
drick, OF Worlds. are leading with John
Z, Taylor. Of Chatham, in the next place.
but It Will take an official count TO de.
eide It, r. T. Carter VIII carry Chatham
District, for supervisor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
(speclal 10 The TImes-DIspatch,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, A., August b.
The secretary of tho Board Of Visitors of
the University Of Virginia received let
ter this morning from the Hon. Charles
p. jones' rector Of the University, stat
ing that the meeting of the board called
for Tuesday Of next week 10 elect pres
i6ent OF that institution, had been indeh-
ritely postponed. 5ts5 Fat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Furnace Closes Down.

Especial to The Timas- Dispatch.l
CONVICTION. Va, August 15.-.The
down for nm indefinite time. Tho fur
mace needed repairs. and the manage
ment OF the Low MoorH1ron Company, to
which the furnace belongs, has taken ad-
to close down the furnace until repairs
are made. tEGf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
MONUMENT UNWILLING

Shaft at Chesterfield Courthouse to Be
Uncover ed on September 2d. Al
The William r. woodbridge Camp, G..
", has been invited by the committee In
charge to unveil the Confederate monu-
ment at Chesterfield Courthouse. The
monument will be unveiled at IL o'clock
on Wednesday, September I'd.
Addresses Will be delivered by Judge
William I. Clopton and Judge John II.
Ingram, both Of Manchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
.STAUNTON TO HAVE
ANOTHER CARNIVAL
ESPECIAL to The Times. DIspatch (,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
STAUNTON, VA, August 15.-Begin-
ming Monday, Staunton is to have another
carnival lasting for one week. This time
H. will be held at Highland Park, and not
on the main streets. Attractions fur
,nished by Jones Carnival Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Boy Fell on the Track,

fSnecinl to The Times. Dispatch,
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Aug. l5.-William
Tor Baker. Of Indian Wall, Union county,
while crossing the track OF tho Carolina
Central Railroad to-day fell ana the CIV
gino passed o'er his left leg. crushing