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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
CAMP AICN.OF
EDUCATION.
Mapped Out In North and
South Carolina and Georgia n
PRoMlNENT5MEN TO. SPEAK.
Efforts viii EBe Made TO Awaken In the
Counties Interest Il Local Z AVIATION
for School Improvement and IN y
Consolidation Of Districts.

Especial 70 The Times. Dispatch.)
q RALEIGH, N. C., March 25.-Governor
Ayoook, State Superintendent Of Public
instruction y. Y. Joyner, and Or. Charles
D.. McIver, constituting the Executive
Committee Of the North Carolina Edu-
cationa Association, cooperating with
the Southern Educational Board.
held conference to-day regarding the
proposed educational campaign for the
coming summer and fall. So Il ~
\ They have prepared q circular letter
10 all county superintendents, asking for
information as to sentiment In their
counties as to local taxation, consolida-
tion OF school districts, and Improvement
OF school houses. The special purpose Ia
to ascertain tho best localities for con-
3centratlng agitation on these subjects t6
the best advantage. AS soon as this In
formation Is ascertained, the campaign
will be mapped out. Fl.
AS was the case last summer, number
OF prominent men an public life. as we'll
ns those engaged in the profession OF
teaching, have volunteered their services
for the campaign their expenses to be
paid by funds from tho Southern Edu-
cational Board. .g
Or. Charles D. McIver, who Is district
director for the Southern Educational
Board, says South Carolina and Georgia
will lnnugurate similar campaigns. Ho
he held conference with the Governor
and State superintendent. and will 20
to Columbia April 18th for similar con-
ference with the South Carolina board.
He says especially active campaigns
will be conducted in all three States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
PEABODY FUND
MAY BE LOCATED ]:
Trustees Have Discussed Dis.
position Of IA Curry
4. Memorial. Possibly. 81.

widespread interest is folt here in
tho character Of thssdispos!tlon that VIA
be mndo OF the Peabody fund.
When DR.. Curry became III, and he was
very slolk whom tho Board OF Trustees OF
the fund met, the question was at once
suggested: What would become OF the
fund II DR.. Curry should die Y.f AZ lols
that It would hardly be possible to hnd
man who would administer IT. oarn-
ings as we'll as Or, Curry had done for
so many years. Tho belief has boon
growing stendly since the death Of, Pr.
Curry that one OF two things would pc
done with the $780, 900 that remains Of
tho legacy OF Mr. Pen body to popular
education In the United States.
located. This can best be illustrated.
possibly. The Virginia State Female
Normal, at Farmville, has been receiving
s., 900 annually, say, from the Peabo
fund. In locating the fund ugh money
would be put aside to yield 5000 year,
and the earning would be PERENNIAL since
the principal would not be touched; The
trustees would select certain q schools
which were doing a fine work, were nj
Ing a mission worth!ly and needed help
& to meet the demands made upon them.
These would have n entrusted to them
certain amounts which would make q
substantial annual yield to pc useo IN
meeting the expenses. 3 b, 4. 4 Z,
The other plan suggested is that the
antira fund shall be turned over to the
members Of the General Education
Board which is doing SO much now IN
The interest Of education In the South,
The principal will probably never e pc
touched, at least not for long time
When When tho Pea body Board met some time
ago In washington the question Of what
should be done eventually with the fund
was discussed. 7. I. 80.
It would not be surprising II the tr Us
tees used part OF the money tor Ime
gestnblishment OF a memorial to DE-.
Curry hut what shape this will take ls
probably matter little discussed 80. 50 f "a r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
KlD b, FINED
Charged With Carrying a Man Into West
Virginia to Arrest Him.

Charged With Carrying Man into VEST ''a'E
Virginia to Arrest Him.
ESPECIAL to The Times .Dispatch.>
TAZEWELL, VA. March 25.---The jury
this morning returned verdict against
J. T. Billipps and T. c. HaEhan, with Q
fine OF 5000 and thirty Jays each IN
jail. They were tried ir1 the County
Court on an appeal FROM justice Of
Pocahontas for kidnapping man named
Whit on the oath OF January last and
carrying him across the State line Of
virginia Into West Virginia, to arrest
him upon charge Of firing mines Of the
Pocahontas Galleries Company.
Whit. with others, was arrested on
fugitive warrants at Pocahontas They
objected to being tried by P. P. Dillon.
the justice before whom the warrants
were returnable, but Justice Dillon per-
sisted in trying the case. and the pris-
oners refused to return on their recog11i-
zance, claiming Dillon had been judi
.cially employed BY the Pocahontas Col
5lieries Company who was prosecuting
the case. Out Of this grows a motion to
BIO tried in this court for the removal OF
Dillon as justice, for malfeasuncc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
.DURD|CK IS
WARMLY DEFENDED
Continued from First Pase,)

nell and Mrs. Burdick, and Pennell ano
the woman agreed that they would not
contest the suit for divorce, but would
mid In securing It In o quiet way 70
avoid notorlety as much as possible,
5They promised to file an answer to MS
complaint without delay, They did not
flo the answer, however, but instead
nut detectives on the track Of Mr.. Bur-
dick, having resolved between Them
selves that they would contest the suit.
"Rurdick said the detectives followed
every move he made. and trumped UP
lot of false evidence against MN, when
Involved his friends. respectable people
Of whom he thought q gront deal. Burr
dick said he lived at arhotel apart from
his wife for some time, and tho detec-
Etlyes, knowing this, drew conclusions
adverse to HIS moral character and made
the most of 1t.
,'Burdlck did not know that he was be-
ing watched by the detectives. He told
mo that heS was In n state OF distraction
and THAT he sought the society OF his
friends for relief from his state OF de-
preston. He said that he had taken
highly respectable women riding In his
automobile and had stopped at respecta-
BILE eating places; that he had met his
friends on the street and had treated
them to soda and candy, and that he had
played golf and attended social functions.
IIe said that he could sec readily how
persons intent on doing him wrong coul Id
misconstrue his actions and impugn his
motives,
WANTED TO PROTECT FRIENDS,
''Burdick did not know Of the evidence
obtained against him until after the de-
gtectivas had reported to Pennell and Mrs
Burdick. They then endeayored to got
him to Withdraw his suit for divorce,
threatening to use such evidence as
would tend to hesmirch the character Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
IN GREENSBORO
Asheville Educators Viii Soon Start a
School In Greensboro. .
l757II = - - - = = Y
il (SneciaI tn The Times. Diana tch

W Especial to The Times. Dispat ch.)
I'll GREENSBORO. N. c.. March @.-
Professors II. u. Handy and J "A. VIM.
experienced educators OF Asheville, have
closed arrangements to begin boys
high school In Greensboro at the open
Ing of next fall term.
A new Lodge OF Pythians was to have
been organized at Thomasyillo la st night.
On account OF sickness of several char
ter members the interesting ceremony
was postponed for ten days or more.
Rev. Il. Williams and family arrived
to-day from Fountain City. III, and will
occupy the new parsonage recently pur-
chased by the congregation of the
friends Church here. Mr.. Williams re-.
bently accepted the call to the pastorate
" that church. 6
pral OF the North Carolina Division Of
United Confederate Veterans, has ac-
cepted the Invitation Of the .Gu!lford
lederacy to BIO the orator at Memorial
Day exercises. May 10th, & 4
IA 9. N. McAdoo has leased one OF the
store rooms under the Guilford Hotel,
and will open a stock exchange. 4
#5a John L, King, secretary OF the Central
Carolina Association, OF Greensboro, says
that unusual efforts will be made to have
the next fair a record breaker, Coming
as 1t does, the week OF the great re-
union here OF nonresident native North
Carolinians, he has opened headquarters
this early, In order to have ample time
to carry all his plans into execution.
Mr.. Edna Lldge. of this city, has been
awarded the contract for getting out
the programme for the next State Fair
ut Raleigh, and has already gone to work
on 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
BUILDERS D ! OF
CARRIAGES
Southern Vehicle Association
tosMeet Here.
EXCELLENT PROGRAMME o / I 4 NE;
The Visitors Will BE Given Roya
Reception Ii This o'ty-O o '1'"'t'
ton u TO Meet IN mur-
phys Hotel Annex.

The Southern vehicle Association will
meet In Richmond on the 7th, 9Th and
9th Of noxt month. when fully q hundred
delegates from every section Of the South
viii convene for the purpose Of discuss
Ing matters OF Importance and interest
to the business In which they are en- n
gagged.
For several weeks the local carriage
rnakcrs have been busily engaged IN
preparing a reception for the vehicle
builders, and now everything Is In apple
pie order for the delegates. However, q
spe oial meeting Of the local COMMITTEES
viii be held Friday night, when the final
details viii be arranged. It Is expected
Tint tho convention committee OF tho
Chamber OF Commerce will meet with tho
carriage men. u
COMMITTED IN CHARGE
The committee which has charge OF
the entertainment OF tho vehicle build
ora Is composed as follows; G. q. Bosher,
chairman; David Ainslie, 3. T. Crump,
u. H Finot, y. T. Dunn. L. r. Spencer,
w, L G. Smith and b. G. Hughes.
The convention will convene at 10
q clock on the morning Of the 7th In the
assembly room Of Murphy's Hotel annex,
this tostelry having boen decided upon
as headquarters They will liston to an
address OF Welcome on behalf OF the
State by Governor Montague. ana OF tho
city BY Mayor Taylor. Pronidont ]. G.
Anderson, Of Rock Hill, s. G.. will ro-
spond on behalf Of tho association.
Adjournment will be tnkon at 1890 for
Slunoh and IN tho a ftcrnoon tho delegates
will DO driven over tho olty IN oar-iason.
that they may have an opportunity q
viewing tho many points Of interest. At
night the party will DO rendered party
at ostocs'B. Il IL Fla
From 10 until 100 Of tho day following
will be devoted to business. and in tho
afternoon tho purity will be taken to;
Seven Pines on chartered trolley cars.
Upon return 10 tho city ono Of tho thon-
tros will be visited.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Tho convention will DO brought to a
close by tho annual electon OF officers
and the choioo Of city for tho noxt
place OF meeting This will DO capped OF
at night with a sumptuous banquet, tho
best that Colonel Murphy can prepare.
Governor Montague will, In all probn-
billy, respond to q toast.
4 Tho Southern Voflole Association Is
in its infancy, having boon organised
only last year at q big gathering In At
alnnta. It has been growing steadily and
rapidly for the past year, numbering
among It's members some Of the best
known and most prominent vehicle build
ers In the Southern States. II
The present officers are: J.. G.. Ander-
son. Rock Hill. s. c., president J. T..
Henderson, valdosta. Ga. secretary and
treasurer NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
*. CHARTERS GRANTED
Unusually Large Batch at Raleigh
N a8l n Yesterday. AZ. IA
(ypecls, g The Times.Dispat ii

ft Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
vi RALEIGH, N. c., March 25.-An unu-
sually large batch OF new corporations
wero granted characters in the once OF
the Secretary OF State to-day. among
them being two Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies; one for Union
county, and the other for CASTOR county.
Il Robert A. Caldwell and John F. Luper
are among tho lncorporators OF the Gas
ton county association. headquarters for
which IS at Dallas, and T. j. w. Brown
and Robert II. Howe are among the In
corpora tors OF the Union county assoca-
ton which has headquarters at Monroe.
The Burlington. N. c.. Printing and
Publishing Company Is Chartered with
$50, 600 capital authorized. and only 800
subscribed. tho incorporators being G. A.
Anderson, w. t. Williams ana J. w.
Murray. H 5
Tho Victor Buck Company Of Living
ton WAS chartered with $4,000 capital
George w. Mountcastle.&G. f. Hawkins
and others being The incorporators.
!. The T.. r. Shuford Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Hickory, filed notice with the
secretary OF State OF an increase OF capt.
tai from $4,000 to s225oo0.
NJ The City Fuel and Ice Company, Of
Winsto-Salen1. waa chartered with s25, 900
capital, D. II. King. ]. G. Kemer and
II. r. Kemer incorporators.
The Catawba county News Publishing
Company. of Newton. was chartered with
$500 capital to publish daily or weekly
newspaper and conduct job office. c.
IL hebane ex-State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. and G. II. Mebane.
being among the incorporators. .i
s. The Piedmont Mercantile Company, OF
Greensboro, also received a charter to-
day. The capital of this concern is $780,
D1 and the incorporators are 2. r.
Carter. R r. King and A. 3. Kimball
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
SMALLPOX STAMPED OUT
Scare at Scottsve Now Over and All
Danger Past. K,

(speclal to The Times Dspatch,)
sCOTTSVILLE, VA, March 26.--smals-
pox has caused considerable excitement
in this community for the past few weeks:
About a month ago a young man named
snapp came home from Newport News
s!ok. In a few days he developed q
genuine case Of smallpox: 4 strict quar-,
nntlne was established immediately and
the disease has not spread, though every
member OF the family had either small
pox or yatioo!d, and TIVE Of them. 2
young lady and young man, dled from
and and sisterot the young man who brought
the disease from Newport rto Me VS. Thslr
and the town and county authorities have
used every precautlon to prevent the
spread OF the disease.
Rev, William Gresham, rector of St.
Anne's Parish, who has been In Southern
California for tho past three months, re-
turned TO his home, near ,alendoewer, to,
his pastoral duties, He Ia much improved
In health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
! MONUMENTAL R ALEl0H
Entertainments TO Be Glven6in Several
North Carolina Cities.
Especial to The Times. Dlspstch.) !.

NJ Especial to The Times. Dispatch MI
&WINsTON-sALEM N. c.. March 25.-
Mr.. Lindsay Patterson, OF Winston. pres.
ident OF the North Carolina Federation Of
Woman's Clubs. contemplates giving
series OF entertainments In May In VIM
ston, Greensboro, Durham. Rak4gh. Sal
isbury and Charlotte to raise funds for
tn. Sir Walter Raleigh monument The
entertainments will consist Of tableaux,
Illustrative OF the principal events OF RAJ
lelghs life, interspersed with recitatlons
from his poems and songs dating from
}Elizabethian days, the scores OF which
are copied from original manuscripts IN
the British Museum. The entertainments
will be given under the auspices OF the
Federation OF Clubs, and will no doubt
: be OF great historic and literary value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
THE rlANN BILL
Massmeetng in King William Unanl-
mously Endorses it,

Especial to The Times. Dispateh.l
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE. VA,
March 25.-At a mass-meeting OF the citi-
zens OF the county held yesterday at the
courthouse the following resolutions were
offered and unanimously carried:
Resolved. First, That we, the citizens
Of King William county in mass-meeting
assembled. do heartily endorse the Mann
LIQUOR bill. and respectfully request our
Senator and representative IN Virginia
Legislature to giyeSi 1t their hearty sup
port, s.G "a
Resolved, second, that our representa-
tiyes in General Assembly be request
ed to amend the liquor license by chang
ing the same 80 that exception as to cider
shall read Except APPLE cider"
1t was moved and UNANIMOUSLY carried
mat the Board Of Supervisors be authors
ICED to appropriate $500 towards erection
Of the Confederate monument at kng
William Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
A Multitude | /! D
Grocery B!:!!!a!:!.r!'ga:!.i! !'!!:'

Sugar Corn, cans for =. -, .a5c.
a-pound cans T able Peaches. 3. :. az.
Large cans Pie Peaches /. /. !. I. !.
Best GRADUATED Sugar, pound :. 3. "a! q sl1;c:S
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup !. !. !. J. .1oc.|
Small smithdeld Hams, pound {. ...Isc.
II. NJ. Shoe Backing, 4 boxes. !. !. ... SCI
Best City Meal, per peck B /. !. !. !. Isc..
o.. o., bsshsl i v;rs;n;s rom.to.: s.
White "A Sugar, pounds for ..:a5c.,s
SArbuckles' Coffee, pound Y. 1oc..5
.Cordova or Lion Coffee, pound !. !. =. &C.
a-pound can Grated Pineapple /. !. ". Sc
Imported Macaroni, pound ... &C.
Blackberry or Catawba Vine, quart I. loc.
Enameline Stove Polish, boz \.
Cuticula Soap, for. Il. y. 1. Sc.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, bar
rel, 1890; bag "; a5c.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound asc.
c cnamsani Rlc 81 PSI pound
Best Tea Dust, pound. ....... aoc.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
ALLE0HANY$ TUNNEL
Chesapeake and Ohio to Enlarge II for
Two Tracks.

cL1f TPsS1'' F e Ri Hl73sHi:'S &sacR
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany has decided to enlarge Allegheny
tunnel west OF Covington, SO as to build
double track through It. Work will be
begun in the near future. This tunnel Is
one OF the longest on the system, being
4,7O3 feet In length. The work will require
six or eight months, and when finished It
will greatly improve the train service,
This Improvement has been long needed,
and when completed the company will In
this place, SO as to be able to handle the
coal from the New River and KanaWha
fields with moro dispatch.
The town has suffered considerably for
the want Of coal oil this week. The
Standard OIL Company's station here has
boon out for several days past. owing to
the delay Of the railroad company In
Of the town have had a run on dip can
dies, and their supply Is now exhausted.
81 Mr., James NJ. Thomlinson and Miss
Carrie j. Gardner were married ut the
residence OF the bride father last night.
Rev, J.. "A, Barker. pastor Of the Baptist
Church, officiating. They VIII reside at
Greenlee. Va, whero MI Thomlinson Is
engaged In business.
Tho handsome residence OF Or. ], G.
3Iyysor, in West Clifton Forge. la rap
Idly nearing completion. and when fin-
ished will be one OF the handsomest dwell
5ings In the town, 5
Mr.. N, x. Graft, for many years a
cigar !. manufacturer In this place, will
shortly move with his family to Pitts
burg. Pa, whore he will engage In bust
ness. slsts
Mr.. w. D.. Bowles, who for the past
several years has been head clerk for
Wills Parker and Company, has resigned
to accept the position rs superintendent
OF stores for the Allegheny Ore and Iron
Company. with headquarters at Goshen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Albe..,arIe Barn Burned,

(special to The Times.p ispatch,)
CHARLOTTESYILLlI VAo March 25,-
A large barn at "I3ontivar," this county,
the property OF Mr.. n. H, Rawlings, was
destroyed by fire to-day with lts con-
tents consisting Of fifteen hundred bar,
rels OF corn, a large quantity OF nay anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
+ COAL CONFERENCE
w. G. Bullitt and Norfolk and Western
Officers Discuss Facilities.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, March PA number
Of prominent coal men, including w, G.
Bullitt, OF the firm OF Cashier, Curran and
Bullitt, are in the city, holding a cons
ference with General Manage L. p. john
son. Of the Norfolk and Western In re-
gard for facilities for handling coal and
other matters between the various COM
panies and the railroad people.
Assistant General Manager ]. G. Cassell,
OF the Norfolk and Western, will leave
here tomorrow for Europe. He will be
accompanied by Rev. Arthur Rowbotham,
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian Church,
and w, e. Robinson, president Of the Vir-
glnia Bridge and Iron Company, and will
be gone for month. in the hope that his
health will be entirely restored when he
rnt1irns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26

imous call TO REV. Jasper g. Massee, now
NJ, sior Of the first Baptist Church at
Mansfield, Ohio, to become pastor to suo-
coed rev ~. p. Hubbard, resigned Mr.,
NJ assee is a native OF Georgia, graduate
OF Mercer College and Southern Bap-l
list Theological Seminary. The church
has assurances that no will accept.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
CURE YOURSELF OF DRINK HAR

without Inconvenience of any kind or
loss OF business time. "Orrine'' ~ a.
scientlho preparation which tones up the
stomach, restores normal conditions and
forever destroys craving for liquor, 81
per box, g boxes for IS. Polk Miller
Drug Co.. 83+ p. Main Street, Polk
MILLER Coleman CO.. Thirst and Broad
I Streets Rcdfaoud, ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
THE 5BURDICK CASE
MAY co TO ASJURY
fBy. Associated Pross.)

d.
BUFFALO. N, =. March 8.-Distt 1:leNE
Attorney Goa tosworth suld to-day that he
expected to wind up tho inquest Into the
Burdick murder BY noon tomorrow, The
hearing Will b resumed tomorrow n'orn-
ing. "a. Fl. ,js
''Hayo you discovered any new EVIL '1-
donoe7'' no was asked. III
eve have brought out at this INQUEST
everything that We hays" replied Mr. n
Coatesworth,
1.-THE public knows now - much aooue
the cnso as the authorities DO. Nothing
Of Importance has developed lately that
we did not know before the inquest be-
gam"
Mr., Coateswortl, said no knew nothing
concerning plot alleged to have been
concocted by Pennell to entrnp Burd!ok
BY using a woman as o lure, ana thareby
preventing Burdick from pressing the d.
'vorce suit against his WIFE,
Asked IL the case would SO before the
grand Jury, Mr., Contesworth said,
Ut depends upon Judge Murphy's ac-
ton. II he issues q warrant for any
known person, or for John Doe ana Jane
Doc. It will have to go before the grand
Jury" a4si5Igai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Woodbury., 8; ST. Adams, 2,

IA Especial to Tho Times -Dspatch)
i ORANGE, VA, March 2a-Woodherry
defeated the st. Adams team hera this
afternoon by the score of g to 2. Tie
pitching Of Walker for Woodberry and
the fielding Of the home team were the
features Of the game Douglass pitched
a good game for St, Adams. but his sup
port was poor,
N Score by Innings; R.H. u.
Woodbury. 80 IL oo,b1O,0lN-s g !
ST. Adams ...,...,0 90 900 1-2 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Married In Wa shlngtor

Marriage licenses were Issued In Wash
.inston Yesterday to Thornton 8. Jones, of
Orange county. Va, and allie Q. Boul-
wave, OF Caroline county. Va. 5 Samuel J.
Hedrick and Daisy p. pobson, both Of
Port Republic, Va, Joseph a. Herring
and Jennie Wood, both Of Prince William
county, Yk * "a n W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
ELks' OFFICERS
Thomas 6oudar Was Chosen Exalted
Ruler Last Night,

Ruler Last Night,
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
Richmond Lodge OF Elks was hald last
night. The officers Tor the coming lodge
year which begins April LIST. We're elected
as tolloV's
Exalted ruler. Thomas Boudar, esteemed
leading knight. Preston Relyin; esteemed
loyal knight w, NJ, I4awrencei esteemed
Slecturing knight, #. B. Hicksi tller, ]. +,
Crone; Secretary, II, r. A, Burke; treas
urer. John q, stamper; trustee. II, A,Wil-
3lia,ns; representative to Grand Lodge II
O, Wend enburg.
Exalted Ruler-eleet Thomas Boudar will
make his appolntmSnts at the arst meet
Ing In April s @3 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Trinity. g; Lafayette, 8.

Especial to The Timel Dispatch.
Il DURHAM N. c., March 25.-Trinlty Col
lcge base-b team to-day defeated La
fayette College at Durham in q we'll con-
tested game by a score OF 8 to 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Called IL, Raleigh.

( Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
4 RALEIGH, N. c., March 25.-Tabernacle
baptist Church tonight extended q unan-