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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

The Sheriff Opposes Support
Ing Another Man'ssWite.
ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE
Two Full Of Passengers Come To-
l gether on a Switch, and One Is
Thrown from Track Into a
telephone Pole.

Especial to The -Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, September a4.-Much
interest Is felt In the suit brought ny
his divorced wife against Sheriff Albert
G. Cromwell Of Norfolk county She
seeks to force the sheriff to continue
the payment OF $s5 monthly allmony to
her, which no ceased to pay upon her re.
marriage to sculthorpe last August.
" This morning Mr.. r. T. Thorpe, OF. Nor
folk. counsel for Mrs. Sculthorpe, moved
that an order be issued citing Sheriff
Cromwell to appear Tomorrow and show
cause why an attachment for contempt
should not be Issued by the court. M q
result Of his failure to obey the decree OF
3allmony since the renarraige Of his wi
Sheriff Cromwell was in court this
morning with his counsel Judge William
N. Portlock. AS soon as the court signed
the rulc for his appearance he asknow-
lodged legal service Of the process and
took his place a usual at the SherlF's
desk, while the business Of the court
proceeded. fEty
Judge Portlock will answer the rule
for his client Tomorrow, and will stimuli
taneously file a bill in chancery to nnnul
the decree. or at least that portion nf
1t which In effect makes his client sup
port another mans wife
TROLLEY &COLL1lSlON.t5}Aa9 t
Two crowded cars on the Chesape ake
Transit Company's Cape Henry and Vir-
ginia Beach limo collided at Ballentine's
Station, two miles. from Norfolk at 10
O'Clock this morning. The man sent
out to tend the switch managed to throw
the car from Norfolk into the siding oc-
cupled by tho car bound for the city.
Tho former was thrown from the track
and smashed into telephone post
Tho passengers on both cars were badly
shaken up and some Of them were
bruised. but none of them were Injured
NO STORM.
The storm reported off this coast last
night has veercd out to sea and high
winds are the only effect felt here. q
The Norfolk Socialists have named
ticket, o. j. Ross, for the State Senate:
W.ElB. Muller and NJ. G.. Mercer, are
named for the house. ILo!..5
Advices from Mr. Thomas Jefferson
Randolph state that his wife, now crisl-
cally III Mt Savannah. cannot live.
The Weccacoe Fire Company, of VIII
mngton. Del, accompanied by the Phil
harmonic Brass Band, Of Wilmington. ar
rived here this morning as guests Of the
Independent Fire Company The visitors
were welcomed to the ely BY Major j..
Thompson Baird. e4i
.s MILITARY INSPECTION.
Colonel Jo Lane Stern, assistant In
spector- general of the Virginia volun-
teers, who is on his annual round INSPECT
Ing the State troops, arrived here to-day
to inspect the Norfolk soldiers this eve
ming. and will inspect those In Portsmouth
tomorrow.
The Invitation extended the Seventy
first Regiment to visit Newport News as
the guest Of organized labor has been
declined by Colonel Higgins because
transportation was not provided.
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earn nter-OOI.
1snecial tn rhe rimes-Dlsutch.l

Especial to The Times-Dislsa @
sTRASBURG, VA. Sept, PA pretty
wedding took place last. night at me
home OF the BRIDES uncle, Mr. n. NJ.
Rhodes, at Saumsv lie. Shenandoah coun-
ty. when Miss Katherine NJ. Doll became
the bride Of Mr.. Warwick c. Carpenter,
Of Richmond.
Tho Rev. 4. II. Smith, pastor of the
Reformed Church. performed the cete-,
mony.
Va, was maid Of horror, and Mr.. I. II.
Crabill OF Washington. D c.. was best
man.
Ma rtha porben of Toms Brook. va.
The ceremony was performed In the pres
ence OF large number OF friends and
relatives. A reception followed.
Mr.. and Mrs Carpenter left this morn
Ing for Richmond. vla Washington, where
he is stenographer for the wholesale
grocery nrln Of Blalock Nealc & Co.
Before going to Richmond. he resided
at Toms Brook, va.
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POLITICS IN
OLDiVIRGlN|''.l'||.A.|'...
John Watson Secures a Large
Matorityin Petersburg
AS CANDIDATE FOR # HOUSE +
Many Refrained from Participating IN
Primary but All Praised the Viva
voce avote-Mr. Rob,. A. Craw-
ford Not an independent.
AS CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE.
Especial to Tho Times. plspatch.)

5Etf4 Especial to%The Times-Dlspatcn.l F-(H{
/. PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 24.-Joh1
Watson was overwhelmingly nominated
for the House Of Delegates at the pri.
mary electionato day. receiving 5s1 votes
out. OF totallof 1.ol9 cast In the cleo.
ton. being 1GSvotcs more than were re-
ceived by both Bartlett Roper. jr.. and
Charles Eo Plummer, the other two can-
dlelntes. Ss&9gz5
Roper lead Plummor by 50 votes. The
vote was larger than WAS expected, be-
Ing nearly half the total registered vote
OF the city.
Mr.. Watson3sis a young attorney and
has been practtcing his profession IN thus
city since he was graduated srnln the
University OF Virginia seven years ngo.
He Is young man, exceedingly popular
and the belief In his fitness for tho honor
could not be better attcsted than by tho
flattering vote he received to-day.
5a Some persons declined to vote because
in doing SO they would have TO pledge
themselves to support the nominee, and
this they would not do, believing that
nm independent candidate will run at
the regular election. Many, while voting.
took occasion to praise the viva voce
system.
The vote by wards follows:
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
Poe Whips EN- into Shape Schedule
Of Games.

Of Games.
(SpccIaI to The Times DispatEh)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. September
24.-Greshan Poe, head coach Of the UNI
versity OF virginia football team, VINO
took charge OF the applicants for the
eleven yesterday. expressed himself to-
day as much pleased with the material on
hand. Tho line material Is especially
promising and much of the time Of the
coaches. will be directed to developing
at tho good showing made by Elmer,
the giant tackle from the Alnbamo POLY
technic Institute. who matriculated Tues
day In the law department He Is over
six feet, and weights 2lO pounds.
Among the other new men applying for
Warren. halt-back. from New York y, 1 nj
lima College,: McColl., from Furman !yi
verslty; Conner, tackle, from the uni
versty OF Mississippi: Wilcox. hnlf-back:
from llampden,.I Sidney. and Janvier' o.
i The FOOT bali Schedule FOR the season,
as arranged by Manager Walter -.
Scott, of San Antonio, Texas, follows:
September. 2eth-st. Adams at Char.
October 2d-Washlngton and Lee uni.
verslty at Charlottesville.
October 1oth-Navall Cadets at Annapo-
October l7th-Kentucky University at
October 2lth-vlrginia Polytechnic In
sttute at Richmond
October slst--.Virginla Military Institute
at Charlottesville.
November 7th-Open.
November, 14th-st Johns College at
Charlottesville.
November 21st-Carlislel Indians q NOR
folk
November 26th-North Carolina at Rich
mond.
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.
Interesting Exercises to 30 Held .
,,,n,an,Iei 70. M orrow Afternoon.

The cornerstone Of Immaanuel Bap ti ss
church, being erected at Fifth ana 10 81
Streets, will be laid tomorrow afternoon
At / o Clock with Masonic ceremonies
The occnsion will be one OF SPECIAL ~.
forest and It Is expected taat t ne eyer ser
ncr.stone viii be lido by Temple Lodge.
No. O. x. y, ana 4, ~. Mr.. Joseph y.
English, Jr.. Worshipful Master. which
has been called to meet at tho Temple at
REV Dr.. George Cooper will preside,
Or. tIa wtherne Will del!yer the grafton.
and prs. Gardner, Smith and Mercer
viii take part in the religious ear g sss:
XII OF the Baptist pastors OF the Guy
are expected to he present
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A cLEANLY AGE.

twentieth Century Ideas Incline Toward
Sanitation and Personalities,
Nowadays scientists believe that In
cleanliness lies the secret OF prevention
OF diseases.
To prevent disease, remove the
cause.
Just as unclean habits breed many
diseases. so careless habits will breed
dandruff Improper use OF ahothrr's
brushes, combs. ETC.. VIII surely cause
dandruff and, in time, Will just as surely
cause badness.
It's microbic infection, nothing more
nor less.
Newbro's Herpicide kills the dandruff
germ and causes hair to grow uxuri-
antly Herpicide Is absolutely free from
grease or other injurious substances.
Sold by leading druggists Send loc.
in stamps for sample to The HHrIticl1A
Co, Detroit, Mich. Owens s. Minor Drug
Co., Special Agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
fredericksburg Races.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch)
In the high jumping contest. G, II. Hur-
Ramps celebrated hunter Amaret won,
with Mrs. Hurkamp's Hornp!pe n close
second hllendalc was third.
Three-auarters Of mile dash-R, W.
Bailey's Or. Lynch. first; j. r.. Wells
Thad, second; ], P. Simpsons Gold Dust.
third.
One mile dash--R, ", Bailey's Mamie
urdway, first, j. r Wells Gwynne, sec
ond; =. Uttcrbacks Sweet Jane, third,
Trotting race--J, l.. Blakemore,s Prince
Edward first; william Bernard.s Miss
1oodes, second: r. 3. Eubank's Bed
worth, third. ftH
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Cured Of Asthma
After ~ wears of Suffering.

It will DO gratifying to Asthmatic
readors to learn that m absolute cure has
At last been discovered BY nr.Schilfmann.
'rhut the remedy IS an clrccttial one can.
not DO doubted after pcrusal OF such tostl.
mot,y rs That OF c. W. Van Antwerp, Ful.
ton, N. w, who says: "Iour remedy
iSch ifmann's Asthma Curo) IS tho best !
ever used bought n package OF our
drugsist and tried II and ono boz entirely
cured mo Of Asthma. and | haye, i no., ha 4
nirht With perfect comfort, which have
not done before for ,B5 years md I thnnlk
YOU Tor tho health TINT. I now enjoy:
hope that YOU will publish this letter, TIM!
others may learn OF its wonderful VIRTUES"
Sold by All druggists at soc and el.o0.
Send &c stamp TO Dr.R.Sch ilrmann, Boz Sol,
St. Paul, Mimi, for q FREQ sample package.
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Tour %, lnspect,on..

rho Corporation Commission left yes,
terday morning over the Atlant,e 80 -
INC properties Of that company Wt .1,,
view 10 assessing the same Tor taxat !ott.;
The trip was made in an officers pr Va 20 -
car, Judge Crump only went Oyer Ea ar
OF the system, returning 20 INC envy 'f1'S
MI, B, j. Wysor, assistant secretary o Q
he commission, was the ranking 1IhS =,
an duty In the Offices yesterday. re !tI,u
Just returned from a trip throueh 0ou'-'3
west virginia, on,r,Is.
sion and Secretary Upshur. no chaLteaeSS
were granted yesterday Tke sm ds tle
y tcc,imuiated work, which IS suHlclett
alone 10 occupy them for weeks to CONF.
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SPlNDLE--CORRELL.
virginian Marries Girl from Japan In
Nav jersey
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) /

Especial to The T1mes-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 24,-Mlss Edith. Gar.
nett Correll daughter OF Rev. and Mrs
irwin Henry Correll, OF Yokohama, Japan,
was married last night to Thomas ".
spindle, Jr.. OF Roanoke, Va. In Grace
Episcopal Church. Orange, n. j:
Or. Arthur s. Lloyd, OF East Orange.
i'he best man was Benjamin Lee Spindle.
Of Virginia, brother OF the groom. The
ushers were sheburn Spindle. Of Vr-
glnia, also brother Of the groom; Fred
Of virginia.: Elmer NJ. Nail, Of Phila-
delpha. cousin OF the bride; Edward =.
Seeiigson, OF New York, and frank II.
spatchen. OF Pennsylvania.
On their return from their WeddlnS
nye In Roanoke, Va. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
MAMMOTH PUMPKIN
Scarlet Fever Epidemic in Goochland
County,
Especial to The es-Dispa'ch)

County,
(special TO The Times Dispn;ch.)
CARTERSVILLE, VA, Sept 24.-Mr.
u. NJ. England OF Clinton, Va. has a
volunteer pumpkin vine, the runners Of
patch tor more than nifty feet Two
pumpkins grow on The y ys the the largest
conference and a Inches in length. lis
weight Is believed TO be more than rs
pounds.
river In Goochland county. Many cases
have developed In the last few weeks
and much uneasiness exists.
Rev. J, r, Gwatkin pastor OF the Car
tersville Baptist Church. Is away on a
months vacation. He expects 10 visit
the INDIAN TERRITORY during his abb
sence Dc
THE public schools here will open on
the 2fth Of september, Miss Mary Rey-
Mods VIII again teach the school near
es. Cartersville.
Miss Carrie sneah and her cousin nj
Fimyanns have been visiting the form.
er's hrother. pr n r, sne,d, Of Car
tersyile. They returned TO Fluvanna to-
low
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NATURAL BRIDGE ROAD
Fine Driveway Eeng Built from Hotel
to Station.

s Especial to The s-Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. 24.-Work has
tngun on the new macadnm road
between the Natural Bridge Hotel and
the Natural Bridge Station on the Ches-
upeake and Ohio and Norfolk and West
crn Railroads. distance Of over two
miles. About thirty hands are employed
and a large steam crusl.er IS used for pre-
pairing the stone. The rock is laid six
road bed which is graded and put in
condition.
The Lexington Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union have elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing ye1r; Mrs.
Laird, secretary: Mrs. j. Ed. Denver,
treasurer Mr.. Embree and Miss Efna
were elected delegates to tho
state Convention to be held the last week
in October in Charlottesville.
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A REMARKABLE NEGRO
a Skilled Mechanic and Built Many Fine
n uses.
, (speclal to The Times Dlspatch.)

u O.
CoMORNa. IA. Sept. A,-Davv Jet.
the Oldest AND one1of the most prom nent
and Mighty respected colored men Of \ King
illness OF few days. Though a native
Of Essex county. no was really one OF
King Georges old land marks. for ne
came here nearly or quite nifty years ago
and had been prominent In the county
ever since. Everybody respected him.
but his staunchest friends were among
the white people.
Jet was skilled mechanic. the lead
ing carpenter and builder OF the county
for many years, and some OF the largest
and finest mansions in King George stu
stand as monuments to his skill! and In
genuity He was n slave '1efore the
var" and his owner had such implicit
confidence In him, that when he came
here to work nearly half century ago,
he was authorized to collect and recc pt
for his wages and remit them to his
owner in Essex. He was Democrat
hut never politician. 1t Is said that no
was about n'nety-fve years old.
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interesting A. nounccmart.

(Sn.cia, IN The Times-Disrnlrr,
BOYDTON. VA. September 2i-The en-
gapement Of Miss Bettie NJ. Cogb!ll and
Mr.. Henry p Coleman. both Of tbs
place. Is announced Tho marriage VIII
take place early In October. Miss Cog
bill Is sister OF Sheriff 3, F. Coghll.
Mr. Coleman Is n merchant and prominent
business man Of Boydton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
,I,eIse eueI'aran 10 Leave,

1udrA John A. buchanan, Of the bench
Il SI ths sSpyems Court q Appeals 81 y!g,
81 sini Ia who has been patient at the Me,
ssa ss soTeff IA T Sah anass
reaim ., s,n6y "a and recovered that he viii
HI ave st the hospltal to-day for his home
n ru"h Emory, Va, Judge buchanan came
hero eohsulta4iphn ana tTeat ansr
yas not deemed necessary. the ease yleld:
Ing ing to treatment nicely The Jgdse nos -
, INV fully recovered and WILL soon nave
remained his usual strength
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MANN BILL WINS IN SUSSEX
The Old County Officers Are Re-
kAa%5 AtH EIectar1 tsssSfg. &. tsFsl

NNAVERLY, VA, Sept. 24.-The Demo-
cratic primary election In Sussex to-day
resulted in tho nomination Of j. B. Jar
raft county treasurer. and W. B.GCocke,
commemorative attorney and j. D.
Prince. sheriff. all present incumbents.
and p. F, Mitchell and J. H Bobttt.
commissioners OF the revenue.
q Candidate for tho Legislature j. p
Person. who advocated the Mann bill,
carried Sussex over Mason, who opposed
the Mann bill, by a safe majority.
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Rlnja. Louisiana. Mississippi and Texas.
besides all sections OF Virginia.
The following parents accompanied their
daughters to tho seminary: DR.. j. Emmett
sebrell Mr.. Fl. 0. 1terns, past grand
master Of the Masons OF Virginia Mrs.
p. NJ. Nelson and Mr. w. T. Griffith, OK
Maryland 5at@HIBEs H i.t
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Library tVsitors.

Among the visitors. at the once OF the
was Judge Alvin r. Embrsy, Of Fred
erlcksburg, tits Understood that Judge
Ambrey was there looking up data IN the
case Of Treasurer CrlsHond, q Fred
erIcksbhrg, IN whose accounts 'rrsSu'ar'-
ties were recently discovered. i. IA, 4 &
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FREDERICKSBURG FAIR
Baby Show With Silver Cups to Best
Boy AZ q Girl.
Especial 10 The mcs.Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch,)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Sept "a
Tho crowd Mt the fair to-day was un-
usually large for third day,
A. baby show on the grandstand at nom
attracted great interest. q silver cup
was awarded to the best girl and finest
boy. The prlze-wnners we're: Adra VIr-
ginla Hicks. daughter of Mr.. Joseph
HICKS; Howard Tompkins Ballard, son
OF Mr., Arthur Ballard.
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Prohibition Nominees.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS VA. Sept 24.-Tho
prohibi'lonists Of this district have nom,
mated " g. Carter, of this city. for
the House OF Delegates TO oppose l.. r..
Stearncs, Democrat,
Rev. John French white, of York coun-
~ was nominated for State Senate 10
oppose Saxon W. Holt,
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BIG DAY AT MoNTROsS
Lee Jones and Walker Address Con-
federate Veterans.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.>

Especial 70 TIC ITImcs- 1J1snatch.}
WARSAW, VA. Sept. o4.-Westmore-
land Camp of Confederate Veterans held
a reunion at Montross to-day, About
four hundred persons were in attend
ance. and the reunion was of high and
interesting order. SG
Dinner was served In tho new town
hall after which the large crowd was
entertained BY an address from Captain
r. u. Lee, Jr., whose speech was one OF
great eloquence. completely captivating
his audience. Mr., ". w. Walker md
Congressman w. A. Jones were called
for and made brief addresses to the
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CRAICEN TUNNEL
SOON TO BE OPENED
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to The T1mes-D1spatCH.J
( ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 24.-At the Nor
folk and Western offices to-day. the story
sent from Bristol to the effect that the
company would build the road around
the Craigcn Tunnel was denied
preparing to repair the tunnel, and the
company expects to have Its trains run
ming through In a few weeks.
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The V ne n Suirr-,y.

Especial to The Tlmes-DspaafchJ
c dt esine! Elves sn naug Sspt House
Of Delegates, 81; Riyes ~; and D so ~
q fF,fty-four votes were ,Poll a'aoS ~
Democrats ana y by Republicans,
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An Old. Old Strry.

~ (specis, to rho rines-D ispatch.)
III RALEIGH N. C. September 24.-Safc,,
crackers broke into the postofflce at
Apex ten miles from Raleigh, early tbs
fmo'nnR blew open the safe ana carIlen
off $500 In cash and a quantity Of Stamps.
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PANTHER TO S all,

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
NEWPORT MEMS, VA. Sept, 2i,-The
cruiser Panther Is expected to sal TO-
morrow for Wilmington, n. c., and later
Will sail for the cruising ground OF The
German squadlon In the southern seas
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MR.. CRAWFORD IN PRIMARY
He Was, by Mistake, P9b'ished as an
Independent
(special to The rlmes-plspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
LOUISA VA, Sept 24.-Above the corr
respondencc from this place In to-day's
Times ispa tch. under the captiyn "Pol-
Sitlcs in Louisa Mr. Robert A. Crawj
ford : S mentioned as an Slndependent can
didate for, the House of Delegates,
AS matter Of face Mr.. Crawford. with
the other two cand dates Captain VIII
liam Overton and w. I. Trby. will sub
nit to TIA Democratic legislative pri-
mary to be held October the 10th.
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SOUTHERN SEMINARY
The Graceful Forms Of Sweet School
Girls Fill the Halls.
lsnscial to The Times pispatch>

fspecial to The Times Dis atch)
BUENA VISTA. VA sepiemher a.
Although the thirty-sixth session OF the
southern Seminary has not begun. YET
the halls OF this old institution are once
more alive with the graceful forms Of
sweet school girls. and resound with The
rnrslc of their happy voices, The annual
coming began on Monday. and Increased
unit, to-day. They have been coming all
DAY and from all directions. Among
those who have already come, the fol
lowing States are represented: missouri.
North Carolina, Maryland, West Yir-
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Slim tt-Waits.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
ROANOKE, VA, Sept A.--At tho resi-
dence OF Mr., W. S, Watts last night. his
daughter. Miss Carrie, and Mr.. Auburn
Stnnetl OF Narsea were married, Rev,
~ L. Houtt officiating,
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Hoe-Plu- do

(Special TO Tho Times Dspa.ch)
rREbERl CKSBURC, VA. Sept e.
Mr.. Joseph Hay Hoe and Miss Mamie
Blundon, both OF Washington were mar
Mrs. George Nicholson, Rev. J ". Phil
Inns officiating,
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PRINCE GEORGE PRIMARY
Daniel Leads the Field for the House Of
DeIoe ates, sa& &

Del eeates.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 24.-rha fol-
lowing returns have been received from
the Prince George county Democratic
primary: ,s s>i s:-, -{ IS
leives Prec'nct-House Of Delegates:
Daniel 50. Riycs 10. Baugh 0.
Blackwater District-IIouse Of Dele
Eates Daniel 81. Rtves III. Baugh 6.
Taylor 30
-Four districts in Prince George coun-
ty-Rives. Tcmpleton. Backwater s. and
Bland-give Daniel majority OF o2s for
the House of Delegates.
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comedy success, 1.-The Governors SON.,
BY George M. Cohan. with special cast.
under the direction. Of Mr., Fred Nioio,
viii be scenEat tho Bijou Theatre 12ra one
week. beginning Monday night. with reg
ular nattnces.5
yoker. Is a wonder, It Is not a hip.
humor onTsthe audience remind. one ,2,f
A buzz-saw In a prosperous planning N.Y..
Laughs are continuous without lntcrmls-
sion from the start to- finish OF each act.
some q The laughte rums eyer c 1Io a sne
The twelve principal parts are al IN
the best OF. hands lnclMd!nE John NJ
Lo bill, Gou! t Hlida Hawthorne: Mary
land Tyson. Charles Pussy, y ~ q. Hail. ~.
4ay L9ste Na petsr Sr'ffH TX hon
as, Belle porpey May Peterson, Ade.1
iaIde Leeds, May pltman and chorus
'1'"The Governors Son. Is playing 10
record business at the CRANKY Theatre;
Norfslk. this week. The Landmark o.
Thursday SAID ~.
hest hi heE IL s co y eds! line ta
has been seen here In, q long timH !ne
every way and can justly he styled
cycionic outburst Of mlrth and melody'
'The Game OF Life" now closing th,e
week at the Hljou, played TO f!ne aua,-
fnf Is a. 1ast oleay. fRE vsy meodrsma
with al abundance of exciting stue tons,
4 matince VIII be given Saturday.
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TO DECIDE ATIE
Primary in Love'tsvilIe District, Lou
doun County,. i,F3

Especial to Tho Times ispatch)
LEESBURG. VA. Sept. 24.-The result
District to determine the nominee Of thu.
Democratic party for commissioner. OF
the revenue by an unofficial count gives
a majority for j. Il, Rust over 4. =;
rotterheld OF l5 This primary was he.d
primaries.