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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-31
Society Notes.
Lawn Party.

Mrs. Sallie Sayre gave a delight
full lawn party last evening at her
beautiful home on Wells street.
The occasion was given In honor
of Miss Mary Casey, OF Cambridge,
Ohio, who Is the charming guest
of her friends Misses. Nellie and
Emile Morrison.
The pretty lawn was brilliantly
lighted and presented an attractive
and happy scene. The evenings
festivities were not concluded uu-
til late hour. Al al opportune
hour delectable refreshments were
served the guests. Those pres
ent were Misses Edith Moore
Maud Anderson, June Mccoy,
Elsie Stealey, Nell and Emil
lie Morrison, Nella Mccoy and Miss
Mary Casey of Cambridge. Messrs
G. H. Hays, R. E. Devore, Perry
Lamberton, Glenn Elliot, John
Mckay, Halle Moore, DIR. Morris
and T. J, Mccoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbatt Entertained.
An informal and thoroughly en-.
joyable lawn party was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs John Tai
bolt at their beautiful country home
In Ohio just opposite the city.
About fifteen couples of young
people from Sistersville were
present. At proper time an ele-
CANT luncheon was served the
guests. The happy aggregation did
not arrive home until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mccoy en-.
tertained last evening In a most
charming manner at their hand
some home on the corner of Cath
crime and Main streets. The eve.
ming was delightfully."- spent and the
occasion was one of the principal
social functions of the present week.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-31
New Cure for Catarrh.

Catarrh is a very disagreeable
and disgusting disease, and leads to
many other Ills such as loss Of serse
and smell, deateness, blindness,
foul breath, etc. This disease may
b. easily and q1'cklv cured b. a
few app la Ion t.'-s1. = ''r'2rrh
C---c I'e -. -....-.. e.; 49,.
Ia, ..>tu- = .-.,..... ..,- - 1acy
il any case where a cure IS not ef-
tected. Price soc per box, For
sale By D. A. Henderson,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
TAzEwELL COUNTY COURT
Town Without Lights-Republicans t
Hold Mass Meeting.
Especial to The Times.nispntch.

TAzEw1SLL. VA, August 1.-THE reg
ular August term Of the Circuit Court,
which was to have convened on the 2+th
Instant, will not be opened by Judge
Jackson until the afternoon Of the 18th,
on account Of the Virginia State Bar
Association: a good many Of the members
Of this bar will attend that associa-
ton.
On account of an accident at the power
house a few days ago, the town has been
without electric lights and and VII be uf for 1,I
now what benefit the lights have been,
the town having been so well lighted
heretofore that they did not know what
1t was to do without them.
A contract has been let by the Council
for the cons truction Of n granolithic walk
from Main Street to the Baptist Church.
This is. the first. walk Of the kind in
Tazewell and It Is confidently expected
that more Of the walks will be placed in
the town when this one Is completed.
The Republicans Of the county will
hold mass-mceting on next Tuesday.
the regular monthly term Of the County
Court.
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who died In Richmond yesterday was
brought to Petersburg this afternoon and
buried In Blandford Cemetery.
AT NIMRoD HALL
Prof Humphreys Boss Fisherman, but
Judge Witt is on the Ground.

Prof Humphreys Boss Fisherman, but
Judge Witt is on the Ground.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
4 NIMRoD HALL, VA, August ,17--Pro-
lessor Humphreys. Of University OF Vr-
gnia, still holds tho record this s~a-
son FOR the largest fish caught. but with
such adopts at the business as Judge
witt and Mr.. c, p. Lathrop. who are
among the now arrivals, he will have
to look TO his laurels
Tho admirers OF beauty and the lovers
OF music and eleocutlon were given q
treat In the way OF an entertainment
given for the benefit OF the Horeb Bap-
list Church last week, and neat sum
was realized. A pantomine OF Cinderella
was very amusing. Miss Alice Johnson.
OF New York. and Mr.. Clarke Waggaman
portrayed Cinderella and the Prince
A portrait Gallery Of Types" was
beautiful feature. a bevy OF beautiful
young ladies portraying the foi-
lowing; Hiss Eva Lear. Wash
.Ington, D. c.. THE Society Girl:
Mis- Jennie Humphreys. University Of
Virginia, 1.-THE Gypsy Girl; Mrs. Clarke
Waggaman. Washington n. c., ''rhe
Colonial Girl: Miss Nan HUMPHREYS.
University OF Virginia, The Athletlc
Girl; Hiss Alien johnson, New York.
THE Old Fashioned Girl: Miss Janet
Smith, New York, This Sporting Girl"
One OF the most enjoyable features was
the singing OF Mrs. L. l.. Lynch. Or
Richmond, Va. Her voice. whichs one
OF depth and sweetness. showed to the
best advantage in her selection Of music.
After tho entertainment refreshments
were served on the lawn. u Ia l4t5.
On Friday. August 18th, Miss johnson
rendered her friends a hay tlde to MIL
boro and on the arrival a bountiful repast
awaited them.
channs dish party was given last
week by Miss Kate Edwards, the daugh-
ter OF Dr.. Landon Edwards. OF Richmond,
and all enjoyed themselves immensely.
Among the latest arrivals are the FOL
lowing old friends: Judge Witt G. r.
I.athrop. Major Otway S. Allen and vile,
James Cannon and wife. United States
Senator Foraker, B. Rand Wexford AND
wife and sons, Henry Taylor. Jr, MaH-
we'll G. Wallace DR.. Lawrence E39c css,
Waller Holiday, Miss Kate E. ladny,
j. NJ. Semple and wife, Miss Eubank.
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FIVE GIRLS DROWNED
WHILE BOAT RIDING
(spec,a, to The Times.D'-ratch,

BLuEr1ELD. ". VA. August 17;-Ella
Robinson, fifteen: Bell Robinson eleven
eleven, and Una Holiday, thirteen. we're
all drowned yesterday afternoon 1T, at D .e =,
OF this city, while boat riding.
There we're nd dgh q oy the Sh1ung Robn
son. aged twelve, Id the boat whom ne
G Snnt yh h ResSn rosK
Fla tic Holiday, eleven. and a grown
young lady named Miss Cooper were
Unn Holiday. one OF the victims, was n
daughter OF John Holiday. an engineer
on the Norfok and Western form m ,bs
victims OF the accident has been res
cued-Una Holiday and the two Stevens
girls. -
cue the bodies OF the remaining two II
is not likely the others will be recovered
for seyeral days. as the riyertvar.es from
five to twenty-five feet deep and large
rocks are. found at the bottom OF the
river ri 5tF4tE5.'H3tss III ~ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Judge Blackstone Goes on
Record Against Social Clubs.
REFUSE TO GIVE HIM UP
The Rear Car Of Backing Richmond
Excursion Train Turned Over II
# Yard at Newport News Brake
man Badly Broken Up.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August IL
Judge Blackstone. Of the Circuit Court.
is on record as being opposed to social
clubs on the ground that they are organ
lied for the purpose OF evading the law.
F. On the back Of an application for the
Warwick Athletic Club, which he en-
coreed. he wrote that he attached his sig
nature unwillngly, believing that the So
cal club was not legitimate organIza-
ton.
Counsel for the club, In presenting the
petition to the Corporation Commission.
took exception sto the judges ruling.
claiming that 1t was out OF place
PASSENGER CAR TURNS OVER.
The rear coach on No. 2 Chesapeake
and Ohio train from here to Old Point
yesterday morning, being used as the,
front coach as the engine pushed tho
train out was wrecked under the Thirty
fourth Street bridge. None of the other
coaches were damaged. and after an
tour's delay 1t proceeded to Old Point.
1t came from Richmond. bringing a large
number Of people. Brakeman Charles
Newman was painfully Injured, having his
collar bone dislocated, his head and knee
Injured. The train was In charge OF En-
gIneer Pat Taylor and Conductor l.. w.
Smith. The conductor jumped the same
time Brakeman Newman leaped, and was
unnjured.
When tho train reached the switch east
OF Old Point junction the car jumped
the track, and after proceeding short
distance it overturned under the Thirty
fourth Street bridge. There were eight
pa ssengers in the rear coach. They were
rot injured beyond receiving an uncom-
Portable shaking UP, being taken out by
General Yardmaster Ford and several
other railroad officials who were at the
junction at the time
's''$D DIR. WOODEN MUST STAY.
The congregation Of the Hampton Bap-
tist Church, BY an overwhelming vote.
declined 10 accept the resignation OF Rev.
Dr. A, b. Woodfn.
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COUNTRY HOSPITALITY
A Dinner Party in True Old Virginia
STYLE.

ADRIAN, VA. August 1.-THE hospit-
able hons OF Mrs. Jennie walker Bian.
( ton was tho scene last THURSDAY OF =
gay company. A large number OF EuesMts'
INCLUDING Rev. John Davis and 1amtiy'
Mrs. W. H. Miley, OF Louisville, KY; MT, MT.
and Mrs. F. Baker Blanton. ana IholI
Mrs s' George NJ. Bedingcr and Master r
George Bedinger. Miss Matte rae AZ.
Amos, Miss Belle G. Blanton, Misses Vir-
ginia and Emma Blnnton, 81 FarHvi!,e'
and Mrs. C. B. Diggs, OF Mathews coun-
ty, were right royalty entertained. by, lne
hostess and her sons and daughter, MISS MIS-!
The spacious pnrlors were throWn open
and a merry hum Of voices filled the
house. until that "tocsn OF the soul-tne
dinner bell'-called the guests to the din
ing ROOM. Tho table fairly groaned Pc
meath its load of good things-eyerythln9
to cheer the inner man.. consisting OF
meats vegetables, &C.. and then the most
delicious cake "a half dozen kinds), Ices,
CONNECTIONS Of all kinds. until they Won
lered when the end would be. The y
ternoon was spent In delightful converse
ton. and Just before the hour for de-
parture, all were invited out on the bal
cony where a delicious watermelon feast
This most delightful dinner party was
given In honor Of Mrs.l w. Fl. eh1iley ana
her sister, Mrs. Diggs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
DUELTo TIE DEATH
a Special Deputy Kills Desperate VINO e'
Fires on Him.
z. fsna.l., ! .rbo rimes- Dlspateh.)

y #..-
tspecia, to rho imes-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, Aug; T.--ID 1.1, WeE :,
received here to-day % nisht between
j ohm "Lawrenee' despcrado, and Sandy
Lawson. an officer deputized TO arrest
him In which n wrencc was shot ana n.
stantly killed and Lawson was t'thliS
wounded, ,.. ,,,,,,-, 4, !, o1,r
Lawrence was formerly, ~ q w iang tItno
was IN contlt,ctor on the Norfolk and
Western Rnilway' but several years ugo
toll Into Z evil ways snds then ne
has been in numerous s ~. T., nr,n;,.
and hns figured prom'n sant,s ~ IL For sew
ernl mon tbs Lawrence hns been suspected
II She NS orfoiHk ond western Halfway IN
Bland ana Tazcwell counties, this state.
The scene Of his last ai!egeu eSc atpP.en,,
Which took place ,s Snlnr,S Kills. In Taze.
we'll, on the Ciinch Valley Railroad, where ere
he * was charged with robbery by two
young mon. The hold-up was promptly Ply
reported, ana n message sent 70 Hlec ''-
Ia nds to look out for the man: ~ ond
shortly yo' nft 1r'i nIshttall found LAWRENCE
lying under tree. asleep. When the
fugitive was arrested he sprang to ms
feet and fred on Lawson. VINO mas as OIL, ny
one leg, the other having been los{ re- -
Gently The bullet took o eneGe s N LIANT
X r 20 fl bl,a i've to enH's ce One Bullet
shattered I.nwrences right arm. while
a second entered the left shoulder ana ,,
third shot went through t ha neaa vss ,ast
Ing instant dea TIL Inc tne pony nnn I met hs
death The aged parents OF Lawrence
live Mt BlueNcld. ah'
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did not prevent the gathering OF lafse
CONGREGATIONS. ~. ,oo,,.
rho bouhtlfui Inequalities Of th t, aoC cprs
we're remarkable. well nerlt'ns ~ 'n ~ Ks
t DIAL vote Of sthnrlks on tho pa' ono,,t to
rresbytery, adopted MS 1t was "ooN
adjourn Friday noon. ,,.. ro,oord Il
above tio a ayerlu in strength among
our country Churches, aud is h house 20, q
worship Is d pattern Of g9oa Via, Ma Ma
eci,vehloilt construction nnd '''a'''to'''"eo
III perfect repair. - o,d cor.
Mr. Rogers Is pastor also 81 H., ~ r Lo
cord, Diamond Hill ana e. tins - 'e .ar
Churches. giving each one c,r s,'1 ibe ,,st.
month lie Is also now s'v.ms, ~ ny AMOS =
burg Church an evening ,, .errle. ana si,c.
cossftll pastor
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with his Hls,ill crushed and died from the
effects Of the wound 1fo Ind been en-
ployed on tho doublo- tracking work rea
there. and Is supposed to lnvo been
struck by passing train while !ntoxl-
Gated.
MIR. n. w. Daniel. Of Tauauior county.
recently sold two-year-old colt for 5000,
4 thrco .yenr-old for $500, ono folr-yoar-
ola for s4oo and another four-yenr-old for
sToO MI unbroken and sold III the field
with the exception Of the last named,
which had been used slightly undor the
saddle.
Mrs William II. Holiday, of Richmond,
while riding In surry belonging TO MIR.
Henry Priest, In Orange county, near
Rnpidon, was thrown out Of the vehicle
BY the horses taking fright and running
away. with the result that her collarbore
and two ribs were broken and both an
kles sprained.
The steamer Il. James Tull which has
been taking lumber and other freight
from Acquia Creek and other points along
The Potomac River to washington, has
been chartered by Baltimore parties and
will leave the Potomac.
Essex county will give an excursion from
and river landings below
to Norfolk on Monday, August 24th. Inc
proceeds will be for the benefit OF the
fund to erect monument to Confeder-
tie soldiers who fell in battle.
Judge and Mrs. Edwin Broun, OF North
cumberland county, both of whom nave
been critically Ill, are now rapidly I'M
proving, and 1t Is thought will recover.
This honored old couple recently cele-
bratcd the sixtleth anniversary OF their
and have until recently enjoyed
Inc best Of health. They have now both
cached ripe old gc
Miss Linda Shelton. daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. r. T. Shelton. OF Stafford coun-
y, has been appointed to position IN
he Urea sury Department at Washington,
md has gone there to assume her duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
GOLD NINE SOLD
Splendid Sale of Colts by Fauquier
Horse Raiser.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, Aug. IT,
Mr.. James w Goode has sold his interest
In the Washington Wooden Mills, of this
city. 10 Messrs, W. II. DuvaI, of New
York. and John c, Melville, of this city.
the other two partners In the enterprise
Mr. Goode came here from New York
several years ago and has become very
popular. lie will return to New York
The Melville gold mine. IN Orange coun
", was sold At public auction few DAYS
ago and purchased by Mrs. a, l.. Bogman,
Of Atlanta, Ga, for 1900
Mr.. II. NJ Jones. OF Stafford county
an ex-Confederatn soldier, has announced
himself candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the House OF Delegates
from Stafford and King George counties
The district Is nov represented By Hon.
NJ. X. Lowry, Of Stafford, Republican,
who will be candidate for recollection.
Perry Shade (colored0, OF Marion, n.
O., was found by the side of he Southern
Railroad track near Orange Courthouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
FINE WATERMELON CROP
Rev. Dr.. j. A. Waddel Goes to Licking
ton to Live.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. J


ROXBuRY. VA. August IA number
Of cars Of watermelons shipped from here
are said to be the finest to be found on
this division OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad The farmers are receiving fancy
prices for this crop. which is one OF tho
largest ever raised IN this section.
DR.. j. A. Waddell. a retired I'resby-
terrain minister, and his wife, left for
Lexington Thursday to live. For tho past
twenty-five years Or. and Mrs. Waddell
have lived nj Belle Isle" the beautiful
and historic old Christian home. about
a mile from Roxbury,
This couple were tho oldest people in
this section. having celebrated their gol-
den wedding ten years ago.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage Of Miss Emma strickler McCorklo
to Mr.: Jesse Walker Tuesday evening,
Glasgow, Va. Miss McCorkle is the
daughter of Mrs; Mary Douglas McCorkle
and Is one of G1asgow's most attractive
and popular young ladies' Mr.. Walker
is the Oldest son Of Mr.. G. NJ, Walker,
% this county, and Is a rising your ran.
road man of West Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Asthma and Hay Fever Cured,

The truly marvellous ctlros of Asthma.
which arc being effected by Dr. Schiff.
nnnn's Asthma Cure certainly coll for
notice.
Rev. q. L. Taylor, Of Washb,irn. Ill.,,
says: "Somo Z ycnrs ago my vito used
several packages Of your Asthma Cure
which resulted In q permanent cure"
A Hay Fovcr sufferer writes. " hnvo
beer, d sufferer from Hay Fever fortover
20 years, and II seemed harder every yoar.
Tho first light l used your Asthma euro
was greatly relieved. It cured my cough
after. using q, fow times. shnll ,rocon..;
Mrs. Martha simorson, Laingsb,irg, Mich.
Sold by all druggists ht Soc and $l.0O.
Send &c stamp TO DR.. r. Schiffmann, Box
1885,, st, Paul, Mimi, for q FREQ trial
package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
AMHERST COUNTY COURT
Murder Trial Set for Thursday-Mr
Tucker Makes an Address.
Especial to The Timcs-Disratcl,.

Especial to The tTimes-Disnatcn)
AMHERST, VA, August 1.-THE ,spe-
cial grand Jury to-day brought In three
Indictments One against Paul Painter
for the murder of Frank Cash, and two
misdemeanor indictments against Charles
Painters trial is set for Thursday.
He will be represented BY Mr.. John =.
Lee, OF Lynchburg. and Mr. 9. Z. Scott,
Attorney o. L. Evans will be assisted
by Mr. w. Kinclsle Allen In the prose-
cution. 49,.
The Judge certified the Lavender mis-
head for trial.
a recess. large crowd, in which were
many ladies, gathered in the court room
an address on education The court
room was packed almost to suffocntion.
but he held his audience for nearly an
hour and a half, while he entertained and
instructed the crowd on this great theme
of educa ton, gfglifsts t.teE. A..r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
USEFUL Discoveries
Are Not Always Startling, Neither %

Are Not Always Startling, Neither Do
They Create the Most Talk
1t is not always the greatest, most
startling discoveries OF science that are
most useful to the human race.
Comparatively few people were direct
AZ Interested in Herschel's finding OF tho
new planet Uranus, but many thousands
have been benefited by Professor Unna's'
experiments, which proved beyond a
question that Dandruff and Badness are
the results OF the inroads OF q parasitic
germ which inyades tho roots OF the
hair. i'
The discovery Of the true cause OF
badness made Newbros Herplcde pos
sible. Herpicide effectually kills tina
germ, Destroy the cause you remove tho
effect. 81
Sold by leading druggists. Send loc.
In stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit Mich, Owens 8 Minor Drug
Co., Special Agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
THE GROOM KILLED BY
LIGHTNING STROKE

z HILLsVILLE. VA. Aug 17.--During
the progress of very severe electric
storm in the northern part Of this coun-
ty last week lightning struck Charley
Kenley's dwelling house and tore ono
end of 1t entirely away, killing Henley
instantly and slightly shocking Mrs. Ken
ley. Mr.. kenlcy was young man, had
been married only q short while, and was
just starting out in the world to build
himself comfortable home, when he
SO suddenly met his sad fate.
wife. They were alone at the time.
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Future Weddings,


Especial to The Times lspatch)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Aug, n
Miss Pearl Y, West daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. West, of Orange county, will he
married Tomorrow to Mr.. NJ. w. BusbV,
at the Baptist Church. at Barboursville,
Orange county.
Cards have been Issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Dunton, Of the Northern Neck,
for the marriage of their daughter Miss
Vlrgia T. Dunton. to Mr.. Arthur Carroll
Humphreys, OF Salisbury, Md The cere-
mony will take place at White Stone Bap-
fist Church, on Tuesday. September LIST,
~ z r. NJ a..tE l-H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Farn,yi,Ie Noles,

fspecial tn The Times-Dlspatch.l ~, ~.
vas TARm a1ga LfhahIheHsi A At AHEs
in Cumborland county, last Wedn acne 81 X
the occasion being the union q muntdn,n III.
OF Presbyterian sunday-schools' 4 ~ Ia, IA n
in a letter Of Secretary HOWARD. rroLss,
scr Jones states that ne ls takins I !s1s
sity, ana viii this be able to help ms
class here more thNn last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
POLK MILLER HUNTS
UP SOME OLD FRIENDS
Especial to The Times

WTNCHESTER, VA, Aug. 17.-Whils
IN Winchester Saturday Polk Miller had
the pleasure of meeting Mrs U. l.. Dor
sey, and Mrs, Bruce Gibson, two ladies'
who We're very kind to him while his reg
lmeht was stationed near town during tho
war, Mr.. Miller located the ladies through
the efforts OF County Clerk II. X. Cart
we'll. with whom he was out driving last
Saturday. -
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THE POISONOUS
MOSQUITOES
fsnec,nl to rhc. mcs.plspatel,;

(scccial TO The Timcs-Dispatcll,
81 PoRTSMOUTH. VA, August 1.-TWO
cnses OF blood poisoning fr,m mo;1uit1
bites are. being watched BY tho physlc Aal,
city with TIE Deepest dprfok ni Foefs:
mouth and Newport News Company, who
WAS bitten two weeks ago.3is in q srrl-
GUS condition. and the SECOND q, case Ge, re-
ported. that Of the Rev, 5; w Mo t Guges,
t Church. is also serious. Tho reverend
gentleman is reported to be unnoie !"
1rnl u =. = :
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Drowned in Florida.
jspecial to The TImcs.Dlspntch. !

Especial TO TIC IIIh's'IIsPHtch,)
Mr.. b.. T. WhItner, of this city re-
csVed u telegram announcing tho death
Of his her. \. G. Whitnar. by drown
Ing, in the St, Johns Diver, at Jackson
villa, Fla. aged twenty-five years, The
body was recovered.
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KILLED BY a FALL
OF FOUR FEET
lr.ae..l4n ~. m .nrs- rlisnn tch,

(rrec'-l n NV n -nrs- ntspntchl "
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug. IA
foIlTfronl a four foot porch Mt s o'clock
this afternoon. splintered the hip Of Mrs.
Caroline Carter proprlotress Of Hotel
man under the influence of n narcotic,
Int within an hour she was dead. She
Was nnysilty-three years old. She Is SUR
WED by four children, eighteen grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
JUMPED FOR THEIR LIVES
Steam Forced Flames Into Engine
Cab-SociaI Labor Nominees
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times D1spotch)
ROANOKE, VA, Aug. l7.-The flues Of
Norfolk and Western freight engine
burst while the locomotive was n mo
Gaping 1l 'e steam forced theSI flames from
the fircbox. Fireman Gilbert and Brake
man Ashbrook jumped to escape burn
At a largely attended meeting Of The So
cial labor party Of r oanoke and vicinity
held Saturday night the following candI-
dates for the Virginia General Assembly
McTicr; for the House OF Delega ties, ].
?, Goodman and Jacob Harvey, all OF
Roanoke l|9
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Fell Twenty-Five Feet.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
zion Baptist Church, four miles from
Suffolk, Albert j. Kelly, German-Amer-
lean, tory-one years old, fell Twenty-Five
feet from the roof and was YES picked up In
an uncons cious state. kelly YET ives but
his condition Is critical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
THE HIGH AND
THE LOW OF 1T

I Especial to The Times Dispatch,
End furnace will shut down this week
OH account Of the low price OF iron and
tho cotton mill on account OF the ll.sh
price OF cotton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
C,Il. Rector,

(spccial to The Times Dispatch,
try of st. James' Church. of WarrcDton,
has called to its parish Rey, Mr.; links,
tho pastor OF the Episcopal uhurch at
i.eesburs, Va, at the present tt time hey.
MT, ;va LINKS KS, Is ~ ~ Mn nissIonary work