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The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

d. w. EthrlQge e...........
r. L. Garrett. ............. II
T. j. Harrison. n............ IL
G. w. Williams. .......... Z
On motion duly seconded it was
resolved that the following persons
be declared to be the nominees oi
the Democratic party in Grant
parish in accordance with the re.
turns, viz:
For Senator, 9th Senatorial
District, 9. H. Teal.
For Judge, 18th Judicial Dis
trict, w. F. Blackman.
For District Attorney, 18th Ju-
dicial District, Jno. r. Hunter.
For Representative from Grant
parish, s. r. Lee.
For Clerk of District Court,
Jas. J. O'Quinn.
For Sheriff, NJ. r. Swafford.
For Coroner, no nomination.
For Members Jud. Dist. Com,
John Randolph, B. F. Lewis.
For Assessor, G to be recommend
ed to the Governor for appoint
ment), James A. Harvey.
Ward One-For police juror,
John Randolph; for justice of the
peace, ]. @. Long; constable, ]. v.
Carnahan. Members of parish ex-
ecutive committee, j. H. McNeely
and T. G. Bush.
Ward Two-Police juror, w. L.
Johnson; Let justice of the peace,
Milton O'Quinn; I'd justice of the
peace, W. R. Griffin; LIST constable,
Jno. w. Jordan; I'd constable, W.
NJ. Bratton. Members of parish
executive committee, FL. g. Tullos
and s. r. Lee.
Ward Three-Police juror, B. F.
Lewis; justice of the peace, VIM.
Frazier, ST.; constable, ]. w. Orr.
Members of parish executive COM
mittee, B. F. Lewis. e. s. Teddlie.
Ward Four-Police juror, Thos.
II. West; justice of the peace, J..
d. Johns; constable, C. r. Gillette.
Members of parish executive COM
mittee, M. G. Nugent and F. F..
Rogers.
Ward Five-Police juror, no
nomination; justice of the peace,
j. w. Sketoe; constable, Isaiah
Nugent. Members of parish exec
utive committee, w. I. Hefin and
J. D. Stallings.
Ward Six-Police juror, Sam
johnson; justice of the peace. j.
B. Lyman; constable, Joseph Fer
rier. Members of parish execu-
tive committee, Sam johnson and
J. b. Lyman.
Ward Seven-Police juror, J. F.
Drewett; LIST justice OF the peace.
b. A. Fortson: I'd Justice OF the
peace, Q. l.. Purvis; LIST constable,
T. W. Rogers; I'd constable, +. +.
ONeal. Members OF parish exec
W vVlv9 cnIls'ee' m. n. NJ nom ana
n.: al, ,,
a1.;I.a 49,. 49,. : -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
MRS. THAN TELLS
ABOUT EARL'S PART.
Explains How Estate Of Her
Daughter. the Countess Of
Yarmouth, is Invested.
fnx Assoclnted Prcss.l

PITTsBuRG, PA. April 29.-The fol-
lowing communication to the Associated
Press by Mrs. William Thaw. mother OF
the Countess OF Yarmouth, explains 1T
self:
Sa ,.There is one line OF roplance,-to call
1T nv no harsher term-largely ndulged
In BY newspapers, which the Associated
press Is asked to correct, Tho particu-
lar instance now referred to Is that OF
the settlement in connection with the
marriage OF the Earl OF Yarmouth. Brief
ily the facts are these:
miss Thaw, now the Countess OF Var
mouth. at the death q her father was
left las were each Of his five children by
his second marrlago) With an indcpend-
ant fortune of nearly half a million dol
lars, FIalf Of this amount was imme-
dtately nut in trust for each child, the
income only to be available during their
lifetime.
time gof each Of these children consists of
one.tenth share each In the William
sThaw Coke trust which is tied up abso-
lutely and 1rrevocably, save as to income.
pWhat is known as the free estate
OF Miss Thaw. amounting to about one
half OF the whole estate, mas peen, Dy
consent Of herself and Lord Yarmouth
formed into a third trust, to be managed
by tho Fidelity Title and Trust Company
2tt,f Plttsburg. together with one lndlYid-
ual trustee. . y.
,.rhe income from all three trusts will
3ha m ia 10 the Countess Of Yarmouth, ex-
cent ce IN, q small complimentary fractional In
como com (nothing like what, at various
fines fines has been stated, whioh she, with
out suggestion from the other side, al
lotted to the Earl himself. !.
s in case Of her dealt, It Is arranged
,hot the income from about pne-hfth Of
nor @ total estate will bo paid oyer to or
Invested for the benefit Of the title and
estate Of Hertford, to Whioh, should ne
! outIiye his father, the Earl " III succeed /"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
WANT TO MARRY
OVER THE WIRE.
Couple Who Made Love by
Telegraph Wish Minister to
Marry Them Same Way.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

(Speclal 10 Ihe I'lmes- Dlspatch.)
q NEW YORK, April 2o--J Joseph J, Mon
deau. telegraph Operator Of Plalnneld,
N, j.. is disappointed that he cannot find
a preacher who understands telegraphy.
Ile fears that u romance, which SO far
hao been conducted BY wire, must reach
its climax In q commonplace marriage.
Itut he will be welded May 9th. whether
no finds telegraphie minister or not
Miss Cenah ]. Barton, of Gloversville
N. y. is the happy young lazy, She pra-
sided over u ielegruph key in the quiet
railroad station at Blacksburg Va, six
years ago. and at that time Mondeau held
q similar position at Danyille, Va. 10
while away the time when business was
slack Miss Barton and. Mondeau talked
with each other over the wire, They ins
t,oduced themselves to each other by
wire and made love by wire.
Ho was transferred to Pa!nheld and she
to Gloversville, still the courtship con-
tjnuea Tine ISoposal was made and ac-
eepted BY telegraph and the date for
tho wedding arranged. Invitations have
beef; sent by telegraph, instead Of by tho
usual engraved casd, ana now the demand
II for a minister who can perform q mar
rlsge ceremony BY telegraph
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
COCHRAN Gil WINS in
SECOND FIGHT
This Time a Car Of Bran IS
Subject Of Controversy and
Vlrglnian Comes First,
(speelal to Tho Tlmes. .plsrutch.

III Especial to Tho TimesD Dlorutch.)
BALTIMORE. MD. April pa second
dispute between r. S. Cochran, Of Plains.
Va, and Henry w, stratton, manager for
g. n. Lull, OF milwaukee,, Wis, was set
tied to-day by a court of arbitration hero.
The story OF q duel having been ar
ranged between Mr.. Cochran and Mr..
stratton to take place in Baltimore, as
a result of an argument over a car ot
corn, attracted much attention last week,
This second dispute, however, was q
case OF shipment and delivery Of 8. car Of
bran and tho court decided In fsYor OF
Mr.. Cochran. M 54
Instead OF settling this latter dispute
with swords pistols, or fists, as was pro-
poscd In the corn dispute, 1t was decided
by the two gentlemen&to leave the case
to arbitration.
THE carfof bran was ordered by Mr.,
Cochran for quick shipment, which
means shipment within Ave days. There
was considerable delay while the car was
en- route To its destination, The colst
decided however. that the car was not
Pshipped until some time after the fiye
days allowed for auick shipment Or
1ar. l3 }iQ if5Gq
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
SCENE
IN ST LOUIS.
Cannon Booming and Thou Thou
sands Of Lights Flashing.
VIKGINIA'S. WELCOME,
Lieutenant- Governor Willard and Gen'l
.Fitzhugh Lee ed-Capt. 2. e.
Lee, Jr,, Mistaken Along the
! Wayfor ohm L. Sullivan.

X Especial from a staff Correspondent.)
4. ST. LOUIS, M y, "a pril 2o.-If the ssplerl.-
did blaze OF glory In which the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition is being dedicated
foreshndows in any considerable decree
what Is to follow, the great show will
succeed, beyond the widest dreams Of
Its most sanguine friends and support
'ers. s # !lE 53 s9 55 5t, vi a M ss ss9si!st
X The President OF the United States, at
tended by richly uniformed military,
Cabinet ministers and diplomatic corps,
together with official n Representatives 4
from nearly every State and territory in
the Union, are within the wide--open
gates OF proud ST. Louis, and tho brilliant
functions begun to-day are being con-
tinued tonight amid the booming of8can-E
non and the flashing OF a thousand lights.
SyIRGINIANs WELCOMED. y
Acting Governor Joseph e. Willard and
party Of Yirginians arrived & here on q
Big Four train tonight. and were given 4
royal welcome. They, are quartered at
the splendid Planters Hotel, and the Nir-F
ginians in the city were lined up there
by Govsrnor Willard tonight. General
FHtzhugh Lee Is in the party, and he
and Governor Willard are being fairly
llonized blythe citizens Of ST. Louis. Cen
eral Lee attended a brilliant dinner to-
might, Ito which Governor Willard was
also invited, but which the latter. could
not attend. Tomorrow is the big day OF
the occasion. and the virginians have
been assigned distinguished places in the
programme. 38 sg g5s @5i5
The young Lieutenant Governor, who Is
here by official designation OF Governor
Montague 10 represent the State, Is fully
maintaining the reputation Of the Com.
monWealth, whose great son was SO ir-A
strumental OF bringing about tho Louis
[ lana purchase, and he y Is being agerly
sought at his hotel by many citizens and
soldiers. q iS f 55{s a.
3f Governor Willard IS attended by Colonel
igRobertt11. Lee J'r.,%df Fairfax. who will
appear as staff officer in full uniform in
the parade tomorrow. SSis
THOUG FIT HIM JOHN L. #
rs The trip OF the Virginia party was a
pleasant one and was made without spe-
cial incident except that the crowds at
| the stations along the way persisted in
l5mlstak,ng Colonel B ob''i Lee for John l..
| SullIvan,g the noted pugilist. He was
called ul for speech at Clifton Forge
|fby some ofGthe sporting fraternity, and
when passing through a ca r at Indianap-
Tolls he was hugged and cheered by pas
sengers, who thought him tho great
! slugger. 4. s5a
The Virginia party, including the cons
missloners on the part Of the State to the
Exposition, will return as the guests Of
Governor Willard In a private car on
Saturday night, reaching Richmond Aon-
day morning G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
ROBSON DIES
IN new YORK.
|5WelI-KnIoW,,ln7 N Actor Passes is: @
Away After Short Illness.
WAS. VERY POPULAR HERE
Had Played ii Richmond Many Years,
First With. Crane and Then as amin
dividual star, and Always to II.
Big Houses. IN Il

Nyyv \ Y YoRK. II April 2s.-stuart Rob-
son the veteran comedian, died tonight
~ hea + dIsease at tho Hotel savoy. He
was q sI.ty-seyen years OF age. and had
been on the stage for tlfty-on years. n
4 Mr. Robson was taken III early In
March and was obliged to rest COM
pletely, for two weeks. lie resumed his
rnt,, 9ement 81, March 10th, and after
ula Wing "a New York and Brooklyn, ap-
neared II va rious townss IN the upper
nort ~ this state. A few days go he
,ya q oleen nj n Auburn, n. ". and was
then hro,,pht q this city. IL q
The n erment viii take place at Co.
~ .sett Mass .. a. $T,riday. .3 H.s 5
na'N : 80 + IL 81 - II
4 n Richmond With the single exception
~ S,1osenll .Iefferson. there was probably
M more popular comedian on the stage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
Her HEART.
WAS BROKEN.
Sister Followed Her Dearly
Loved Brother to Grave. 81
ARE BURIED SIDE BY SIDE.
Raymond and emma Jennings Pass
Away Within a Few Hours Of Each
Other-The Relatives Are
N Heartbroken.

While her little brother, Raymond, waf
slowly sinking in the room adjoining,
Emma Jennings. aged fifteen. was sud
denly seized with an attack Of perito:nntiit-is q
early Tuesday morning. and twelve I1pI'll hours
later, only q short time after the lad
had passed to the great Beyond. the child
5succumbed to the dread mala dy.SSs Ano
yesterday the remains OF the young one ones
were taken to Powhatan county. where
they were Inferred side by side In the
family burylng ground. The childre'.
we're orphans and lived with, their their
brother, Robert Jennings, No. so31s West t't's'
Marshall Street 3..'5s
CAUSED By GR1EF.
Tho sudden death OF, little Miss Emma
is said to have been partially, II not
wholly, attributable to the serious cor
d!tion OF the brother, In whom she was a.!
deeply interested, and over. whom she she
constantly worried. Together ne Two
deaths, happening as they didGWlthln q
few hours Of each other the last 30 gu suu-- y
den. forms one Of the saddest Incidents ~; !
recorded in Richmond In number OF
years, and the immediate relatives Of II IN Z :. e
deceased tots have been condoltede on ~ ~
sides BY their numerous friends ana ac-
auaintiincss They ire hea art-Droken& &oN' owe!
the disaster.
raymond, the FIRST of the children to be
removed by death, had been III for pro- 2. p.
.ably three weeks, first being stricken
with the measles. This was cured. imme-
diately after which the lad was taken
with peritonitis, appendicitis and pneu-
monta. the combination Of diseases, ra p
idly eating away his vitality. While nc
was abed, Emma, the fond sister. seemed
neart- broken.
A SUDDEN ATTACK.
S As his condition grew worse her spir-
its Swaned, but she still continued to per-
form her duties about the house as usual. ,lfl
Monday night she retired and apparently
she was as well q eyer. ana ana as q ne M
hours dur slipped by no sound save the heavy
breea thing OF the dying boy was to be
heard by those who sat up with hirl.
The girl was In the room adjoining and
there was n door between.
Shortly after 5 o'clock the elder sister
OF the now deceased children overheard
a gurgllng sound In the sleeping apart
ment ad Joining the sick room. She hast
ened to Investigate, and tound little
Emma, the child who had retired well vel
and hearty the night previous uncon. or
scious and seemingly dying, She called
a physician, and the child was brought
around all right by noon.
n But In the meantime Raymond had
grown much worse, and at 1920 he died.
Emma was apprised of this fact, and a.
swooned Immediately, never regaining
consoiousn css. At 5:2o, five hours after
her brother had passed away, her spirit,
also, took flight. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
.R7,HODY'Sa GOVERNOR AND
STAFF COMING G HERE:

j The Governor OF Rhode Island and staff t II
viii arrive In Richmond early Saturday
morning from Andersonyille. Ga. The
party will stop in this city about seven ven
hours. ~ ID .f$ss
This IS the only Democratic Governor
north Of Mason's and Dixon's line. Col
|onel e. j.. Freeman. who Is on the Gov
ernors staff, is past grand commander e.
of Kniehts-Ternplar and Is well known to
Masons OF this city. During his stay In
Richmond he will be the guest Of Cap
tain B. f. Jacob. No. 72e West Main
street, where he will be pleased TO see see
his friends. a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
HIGH HONOR FOR
ATTILLO M0R0SINI
rendered Appointment as
Consul General at San
Morlno.
Especial to The rimes-Dlspatch.) )

81 Y b.
MI. VERNON, N, y. April I2s,--Attlllo
II. Morosni, Of this city, son Of Giovanni
Morosint the millionaire banker, received
a letter to-day Offering him the appoint-
ment OF consul-general OF the United
states, In the Italian principally Of San
Marino. sj
Mr.. AIossini Is the husband Of the form-s
Ell New Jersey beauty, Mary Washing
ton Bond, and their daughter, Mary
Washington Morosni is a direct descend-
ant OF George Washington's mother.
tenth in line.
II Mr.. AIoroslnl considers the offer Of a
sconsulship6 great honor, i ls undeer-.
stood that 1t rests with his wife. whether
he shall accept It. 5.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
COMMISSION RESTRAINED
AS5TO THREE CEN MT RATE

PEgsAsoLA A Il Apsy,tl " tas sg15ndgigF aIyehiF
tion 'resiraii1ng tho FLORIDA Railway
4 1io #G1omnilssion from enforcing q three cent
ratN for PASSENGER fares on tbs. d vision
Of ghe Louisville ana NasllvilleI Railroad
nv ''t'BT1H order i Of the commission. the three
cent rate was to have gone into. effect
May 1st. Argument on tie motion 81
Mao "a Nav 16th.S43 af aif4 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
HIMMLER KNOCKED OUT
BUT GOT THE CHEERS
,(By Associated Press.)

SAVANNAH, GA. April 29,-Jim, JET
fords, Of San francisco: and Chris linn INN
Went on for twenty rounds before the Sa-
vannah wu IL Athletic Club tonight. Jeffords
had the advantage, In height : weight; Tetg It;
ont in the ninth round after making an
eSceptionaliy game and clever contest.
The cheers were for the defeated man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
HAAS MAY RECOVER.
BIJTWILL BE BLIND

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Il. sTAUNTON, VA, April 23-Dr.s Harold
Fl. 9 fIass, OF the navy, who attempted
sucldc here last night, leaving a sealed
letter to Sonora Muleen, Of Porto Rico,
is conscious and has some prospects OF
recovery, but he will lose his sight, He
i Is resting fairly well,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
DRAGGED TO DEATH
BY RUNAWAY HORSE
fsncclal 70 The rtmtes.pispialtch.

Especial to The Times. .Dispatch.)
x BUENAa VISTA, VA. April a29.--Clinton
Goodman, the ten-year-old son OF VT.
Goodman, a we'll l-to-do farmer, who lives
eight miles from here. was killed this AZ
ternoon By being drag gged to death by a
runaway horse, The boySwas taking some
fertilizer to the field. Wien the horse
became entangled and started to run,
catching him In the traces and dragging
him to the house n mangled corpse. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL ARRIVES i
lie and Ex-President Cleveland Both
Given II Hearty Welcome. t# 35.

(By Asso soclated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, MO, April 2s.-President
Roosevelt arrived this evening to partici-.
pate in the dedication ceremonies Of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposlt ton. It was
expected generally that he would leave
his train at Union Station, and y dense
THONG had congregated there, but Z to
aviod Just such an assemblnge arrange
ments were made to have him leave the
train Mt Forsythe Junction, three miles
from the center of the city, Members of
the National Commission of the Worlds
Fair, reception committee, headed by
President Francis, and a crowd OF spec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
IOUREUROPEAN SQUADRN
ARRIVES AT MARSElLL.E,S
.lRy Assoclaled IIess:I a, 1, !, ]

MARsEI LIES ly ss'ii April 2o.-Th he F7ilted ed
etates M European sauadron sxriyeSd eSanseS herS
to-day from ana eSesumIey * stormy
as.ateSs Waa tSer Y 'l large M crowds Gro focked to- the
wwhaWas whai to Witness the ARRIVAL OF e,a ne ,,
isanadron which coRSsted ;saen q tha .he cinci. @
~ chicatf6e chs 6e Maehias. the hiDans' ~
T'rshh The Governor Of the port boarded me q,
Chicago, greeted Admiral Cotton ana ~ mS-
santageous position in the harbor,
4 take part in tho ceremonies to, occur mere
tn-morrow on the arrival OF President
I,oubet, Qtt ygit s u l=;sfta t4s..s is3at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
THE 1 GIMstEYs s,tY FoH{,NNnnEE;pp F1-oo{,N nE;p ISsS ISsS
THtJ DISPATCH FOUNDED - As9o '''s,o
So SUMMARY OF DAYS. |; NEWS ! ! '
5FCRECAST.


88 81yAsT11NGTON,sA ,s April q. ~ For ecast Tor
.1hursduy and Friday; i. ..L ~, /, /.
5IVlrEinia-lrair. oiitlnued warm 'Thurss.
day. Friday, rain and colder; variable 'l,
North Cnrolina-trairS continued warn,
fresh sonth Winds, becoming variable.
B Yesterday was ,ahout tho warmnstS day
'oflihe sehson.Etlio tllemoneter register. tyf.
Ing So degrees nt 3 o clock. 9At IN! !dnlght
tho mercury Indicated 81. For today. the
bureau pophecics say continues j. warm ar =
and fair weather. and for tomorrow ram ram
and colder. @ ii a fsS y y s. sS " sq8
yTATE or r I1I1 THI5TsM MQMlSTtsIR y y Il
p AZ a, M. So s
iB ps M. g. g. N
IS I. NJ. %
ipSP. y. 10 III
L. midnight 20
x 4 y, 2, IL \. !, \. I. \. /. Nv
a Highest Temperature catcriay ..,..... co co
Lowest temperature yc ste rdiiy 1900. ~ *
Mean Temperature yes terda y..''.,..i'''''gg ~ ~
Normal temperature vest sterday.......... % %
Departure from normal tennsperal lurc. "a "a
Precipitation during past "a ouIa.'.'1 w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC: /, Y.
RICHMOND.

TWO reports In case OF Judge, CO.. ~ :.
Campbell; one looks to reonsning the ienwth
sof Old Dominion nurses last night ~
BE- rrsag Wed
marrlaFe1 gaften afte sea'atht slrhts 5pask the
Capitol building recalls great y,
Antitrust measure comes "a p ftMonaaS,,IlI iii
10 dee,sl9h geshIf haIf 'i TIC Henlco saloons
% out out of.4exlstence5 n to-day--- -Ep,W:orthi
League yroan, on1eyldns ,St5Se;
speciai Officers FOR local option elections
Last day for the payment of l,censsas en-, o.
Splendid prcsentatlor Of amatenrsI "a 'esrIyad al
s t1en faa = reyeas = os Monta
&I.ilei iss,1cs fcomHissI Ioiis-G g oYernors OF
Rhodc Island and STAFF coming hereM1 tn a.
Rchmond College facnity, aecllsu, var ser
,frtesy vicnsWon at Gonfederate Bazaar. MAN
CHEsTsR r Sudden death 9f AZ dsni d.ee IL s.,
clemont Council eommi.tees ~ 10 hss
sienehes PoIieee searching for an as
saiiart--- Workers to meet meet 70,
night. ii &5at FL ts4,s a 585
s83. viRGlNlA.
New station Mt Farmyile !, !, { ,ope,eddoi, doo !,
A Central Railway tunnelng ShenahdoaE u,
sdountain Dlphtherla auarnntlned 4. neia,r e.
Svinches ter Crsma1ls-- Three districts OF
IIial1ss 1iniesr license licenses in Norfolk southern
Eaiway warehouses In Portsmouth, : DuInr n
Admira Dewey 70 70 : afspeGs y, resbytery
nek,nr 8, Fit.baa bnm fSt Circuit Park
40 open May rennc cssee!nan n ilees tHs,o 70 -
Virginia 10 escape a lyncniinNg.s! MI { : se,e.
phone = ~ z W ", Ear,
sfoSy aenefs s0na
III nrt n 80 I ,ocal option electlOhi gi Y
4 az remoirt t pn May 15t Thy iiliarnspnrs
@li,Its gnrohibtive taxes on social. .
TesT in seest ana siss
Ma.un isonhn mprs1 ana MISS Ezabeth Mclnturff at
81 rasburg: J IS. Webser and Miss l-3nise
b ~ q Morison!l at Gate City; Slauue - ~ 81.
,oshs and Miss ,a lett and Siss
Il liz I q Wilson, Ill Woodruff W; va !;
nv Reilly and Miss Louise RI axnli ttar;
Nam IN, Baltimore; W.$II. Hampton, aila ls
Miss Addyn Thornton, ef Cascaats catit, IL n II
Kinlbrougt1 and MISS :. Blrnls 4, ,fIss TiJa1en
n 1.ta,,,,e Il, NVestmorelnnd: .. +. tiart
and Misc Matte Major In AiiddleseS & =.
IJ ,sI3 Dire wry and Miss Bessie -. NSIss
III Danyilie; q Tilghmap1. and 3 : 1iisp niisp
i'lorenee Aiillgan, IL Z S1TtGlk Sd ~ Turay; M John
AZ q l,rasersand Miss Hattie Powell 81 y 7,
IIoo;n.yiddie: Mr. Simpson and Mrs.. !, =,
41arin a. 7yyest Point; Rev Il, G, Shearer
nrid Miss Daisie ". Bel. l.it Lyncnputs y
X Jones and Miss EtnG, " e1li nIiss ~ EN-
Ina7 /, Coles in Mecklsnburl,. Dea tns1
( 1T"ipoik shade near Winchester;, 9. III: =;
aAmmernianr, In Frederic cksbnrg; y n. nv nv
in Mexico Mrs, q 5pulaney1f IN shlrc. hipc.
marle; DR. Tayior, a4sa +, - ~ p lie' \
Charles r. Nellert tnt4Charlote'es'sstii ~ te
~ 3 - - y a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
GENERAL

non Of Turtle Mountain rent, falins las
rocl,s demolisl4 houses; nearly a hnnate,u
Twas 'lost and tho town or tranK tnIsnw ,,
nnei.--Stuart Robson, the wei l ! h19Mii. vNril
md popular r comedian, dies IL New lolh .1,st
= au fterin brief illness--Kin Ing lId ware .NitS1-
iss rSitfh WIfh elaborate ceremony and g1rsitf
cardiality Russia issues u seIni-o1LaIIttat, ,,sIt
nnte denying any change OF policy, W,t.. WI.
,,eference to Manchurian ports ana cqi,-5 9i,
sua uates-President Baer, before tme !. ai, n
tnrsta ia Commerce Commlssion, ulscussv s,,s
the question Of combinations ana as.lsn snss
cnal 3na viii Viii be higher-,A white Wolnan oa
||,s;sJuia |ss NJ . an dsd starter wins the
ians tract much attention At 81, LOUIS, 7 ~
iPannseyelt and Cleveland arrive ,aIu ~
IVAN hearty ovations--Att1ll3 10 Nip1rosst,,,, nn
SMho married a descendant Of Washlhs 1oi,, ~
tonderod d consular nppoin l,t----aysa = "a
trni,s tnke the fifth straight game S,,, ,In ran
nen 1ne kiIled and many injured in railroafa
wreck X Mrs. Thaw issues slaveht,te,t,, ;eht ers
si1owing what part Of her aauG GnLeI-s
snrt,,nc goes to the E2rl Of 9nrmoiuIill clrl
Tnnng man who courted y ~ ~, ar
over mui 1he Wire now look Ing for minsin. nv
~ marry them by teleEra pn-...L.GtHiss. .,tis. nnt
", v, y,nr the new Virginia me
To be heard in the lhlleu'i p 's'
Court until 0ctoper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
NORTH CAROLINA.

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BsaHRest1 t. bedpames bap,lae pHs imme,
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