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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
busy.
Hardin Nelson.

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AYLMEFt. VA, February PA OUT
break Of smallpox In this section has
caused considerable commotlon' a per-
son had been III for several days when
the local physician was called In. ard
pronounced it smallpox. a second doc
tor was called, and the two agreed as to
the disease The case was Immediately
reported to the authorities. who arc tak-
inp the necessary steps to stamp 1t out.
As this will BIO our great apple year,
md the outlook faRors large crop, TINS
would be a fine place to locate stave
cutting machine
There is an endless supply OF fine oak
ti,nber here, and the demand for slaves
to make apple barrels will be very great;
ns we use thousands OF barrels eack-ap-5
ple season.
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Puss IN BOOTS
Miss Somervllle, of Front Royal, Will
Take the Part Of Queen at Radford.

.E& Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
EAST laADFORD, VA, February 25.-.
MI NJ, j. Lee Is here arranging for tho
production OF a spectacular comedy, "Puss
in Boots" next Tuesday night lie has
made the school children happy by CIV
ing some hundred and fifty or them
places in the play Miss S, w. Somer-
vile, of Front II SAL who is spending
the winter with .drs. G. u, Cassel, has
consented to assume the part Of queen.
which insures the success OF That part
OF the play.
Mr., John Parrot, the promoter and
large stockholder in the kimDal Coal
Company, was granted u charter by the
Hastings Court yesterday, increasing the
capital stock OF the company, and chang
Ing the name from the 'Kimball Coal
Company" to tho pulaski Anthracite
Coal Company
Ex-Governor Tyler and his son. II. c.
Tyler, returned this morning from 4
week $ stay in Richmond. Tho Governor
when asked about his political future,
said:
Il have had very pleasant visit"
The ST. Adams Athletic Club has or
gonized for the baseball campaign, and
will give out the schedule OF games in
u few days.
The Polk Miller combination are billed
for the Opera House here tonight. Polk
is q furorite here and Will doubtless have
4 fine audience.
Arrangements were consummatcd yes
terday for "Firemans Fair to be held
next April.
Mr., j, Frank Cassel and bride returned
last night from months honeymoon.
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came to Norfolk Saturday night mas s g ~
on to Philadelphia. |.
An important feature OF the prese .,l,t
month was the bargihg OF treisnt oYe I
here FROM Newport News Heretofore y
has been the custom to barge freight IRON
Norfolk to that city. md the reversal .ea;,, !
means that this ports exports are s .l,a
to Increase not alone on account OF tlls
But because not SO mich freight Is. Is being IN
barged from here as formerly. me IN.
ports this month will LIKELY smash Ils.1 IN, .hs
nnnn wa,, bevond the 100000 mark. on
TIE books at the Custom House IS shown
the Imports One item that of 2S,sa6 bags
of nitrate OF soda. alone amounts u, H '..aI
to l2o,449 Then there Is iron pyrltes
from Huelya. spain, valued at 1891, and
dried ngs. walnuts, sailed mackerel, owe 'e
oil and candy from Messina. All OF these
articles were consigned to local dealers
and show that Norfolk's merchants arc
right In line when 1t comes to handling
imported wares.
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IN WILLIAMSBURG
| Negro Woman, Charged with Murder
inc Her Husband, Lodged in Jail,

i. gr p 4 Is u . Il. .
ing Her Husband, Lodged in Jail
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WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February %
Nancy Thornton, the colored woman, who
3is charged with the murder of her hus-
band, George Thornton, In James City
county. last Sunday afternoon was
brought here yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff r. b. Gcddy, and lodged In jail.
The woman declares she is innocent.
The James City County Board of Su-
pcrvlsors was in session here to-day
itransacting routine business Those pres
ent were Messrs. Arthur Denmead, Johl
a. Barnes and r. B. Geddy.
& The shadow social" given last night
In the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall, was very successful affair.
Hon. Boyd Sears, member Of the state
Senate, and Professor c. b. Garnet OF
tho Woman's College. Richmond, have
been the guests of DR.. and Mrs L. T.
Foster.
& Mr.. r. L. Spencer yesterday purchased
a farm Of 100 acres, in James City coun-
5ty, from Mrs. Irene Jones.
County Clerk Gcddy has issued mar
rage license to MI. w. II. Minor Of
Warwick county, to we'd Miss Lucy q.
Kilman. Tho bride-to-be Is only seven
teen years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Johnson, of Light
foot. will leave next week for Buffalo.
N. ", where Mr.. johnson goes for medl-
cal treatment.
All the local real estate dealers are
crowded with home-seel1ers from the
West, and several big deals are on hand.
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INSTANTLY KILLED
Arthur Thompson, Of Neson, Crushed
3 to Death by a Log
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r,-,r ~, =. 81 tSohn,,,

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NELLY's FORD, VA, February 25.----
Arthur Thompson, son Of Mr.. James
Thompson, Of Aylmer this county, was
Instantly killed few days ago by q
saw log rolling on him. while helping
his father. Mr. Thompson was avery
popular young man. His death was q
great shock to this community
r, " Smith, Of snlthton, Pa, vice
president OF the ]?ockhsh Mining and
Milling Company, is here for q few days
OH business trip. and Is the guest Of
Mr.. W. q. Smith. Of this place.
Hunter Williams son OF Mr. .. u,
Williams. was accidentally shot while
hunting with some friends on the 2oth.
and Is reported In a serious condition.
Tho shot struck him in the right eye
and at last accounts 1t was thought the
eye would have to be removed,
Mrs. Eugene Olander, Of Morris, ILL.,
arrived here on Sunday last Mr.. olan-
der is employed as chemist OF tho cop,
per mines at this place, and they VIII
make their home here.
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a Race at ColIahds.

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lVASIITI, VA, February 9.-There waA
n horse race at Callands Saturday. Quite n
number Of horses were entered. The hay
owned by w. H. Cobbs. Of this place,
won first honor and the little mare own
ed by johnson kendrick, OF World s, came
in for second place
Mr.. Ernest FLYNN, who Is connected
with the Henry Bulletin. and Mrs. Flynn,
who were the guests of Mr.. II. T. Rogers,
have returned to their home In Mar
.tinsville.
Il MI. -. Il. Cousin, who has been visiting
his home people Mt Cnllands. returned to
Lynchburg yesterday.
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Farmers Hard at Work.
Special to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch)
DI2yNI1NT, VA, February 25.-fhe FAR
mers are making good of this fine
weather, for they can never tell show
long 1t will last From the present pros
pect. it seems that winter will pass with
out any snow in this section, which VIII
not be benefit 10 the wheat growers,
There Was delightful dance given at
Dinwddie on the goth instant which was
largely attended Many of Petersbrrg's
most charming young ladies were pres'
ent
Miss Moore. OF South Boston, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. S ]. Moore. of this
place.
Misses Maud Baird and Telia Buttor.
worth. who paid flying yisl. to relatives
here. have returned to their honas, In
Petersburg.
qhe camp ManriacturDg Company nave
resumed work al Their nill. near this
plaee. after BEING shut down since Fri
day
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HAVE HARD LUCK
Managers Of Suffolk Theatre are With
out Stage Manager.
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Q.)
SUFFOLK, VA, February 25.-Mcssrs
Elan and Jones, managers of the suf-
folk City Hall Theatre. have had piece
of hard luck at the outset In their Joint
1proprietorship and management Of a
one-night stand travelling venture For
several weeks they have had rehcarsing
In New York the members Of a musical
comedy company called "a Glorious
Time" Bookings HAD been secured In
a number Of Southern towns and tho
company expected to open tomorrow at
Soldiers Home, Hampton, and to play
the following evening In Suffolk The
show IS being advertised for appearance
In several towns OF eastern North Caro-
lima, which already have been billed.
Yesterday telegram came from New
York saying that John Burch, the lead
ing man, stage manager and musical dl-
rector was III at n hospital and the
company could not proceed. I3urch also
Is the author Of the play,
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FAVOR
ROAD INT: ROV I N
The Institute Just Closed was as
One Of the Most Successful
Ever Held in Frederick.
fsneclnl 10 The WINES. DIspatch.)

(SUcctal to Inc rsllHlcS-DisphlcH.J
WIN CHESTER, VA, Feb 25.-The an
~nual farmers institute, which closed TO-
day, was the most successful In every
respect ever held in this section. One
Of the most important features was tho
passage Of a resolution looking to the
enactment OF laws for better roads III
Frederick county and Issuing of bonds
therefor. Another question seriously
considered was why the State fund Of
50, 900, for the benefit OF farmers IN
stltutcs. had not been distributed so
that some of it would come this way.
The RESULT was the adoption of reso-
Tuition requesting Chairman G.. W.
Heater. Of the Board Of Agriculture,
to use his good offices with Commls-
soner Koiner to get an appropria ton;
Judge Thomas ". Harrison, Of the
Circuit Court, to-day in vacation char
tered the Pastors Fund Society of the
Virginia Synod Of the Evangelical Luz,
8theran Church. Rev y. y. smith. OF
4Strasburg, made the application. Mr.
Smith Is president of the society, rev
L. L. Folk, OF Mount Jackson, is secre-
tary, and Hon. c.. W. Heater OF Nlludle-
town. is treasurer
The society's object Is to hold and dis
tribute funds for the relief OF disabled
and superannuated ministers, their WI
dows and orphans, and to receive be-
quests, gifts, donations, or any other
benefactions, including real estate or per-,
sonal property The society has re-
ceivcd quite an impetus by the contri-
button of $500, received from promi-
nent member OF st, Marks Lutheran.
Church, In Augusta. 81
Walter Randolph (coloreO, aged rtne
years, is in jail, charged with making
persistent attempts to burn several
buildings. He was caught In the act
last night
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and Fresh Gossip From the Cities and Towns Of

Nv Of Tichmond. are now living here mere
Where Mr.. Morgan will continue to car
~ on his lumber business. n
b RUSSELL willard recently shipped q large
Eiot Of turkeys to pennuyl wanna TOR
Which he received y fine price Mr.. VII
( 10 tho came market In d few days. i5
Mr., and Mrs. Curtis Fleming, Of Rich
,noiid, are visiting their brother, Ernest
Fleming near 11olinhead. " N
4 Miss 1Illza Cowherd Is spending n few
weeks With Mr. and Mrs. Wagner. In
Newport News. s 4. IA
Burwel w. Scay Inns returned from q
delightful trip to lslchhond, Ashland and
washington. While In Washing ton lie
was tho guest OF Everett II. Taylcr, q
prominent young broker, who Is we'll
known In Richmond.
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FARMVlLLE TOBACCO
Large Sales Reported on the Farmvlle
Market This Week.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)

--I"1-W- 1SDcciNI to The Ilmps- DlSpItcH,J
FATArVIL1I.E, VA, Feb. 2o.-Larsc
sales of tobacco are being held on the
.Farmville market this week. The wealth
er turned warm last Sunday, and Mon
day afternoon the wagons commenced
to roll III. Tuesday morning every
warehouse In town had as much as they
could conveniently take care of. Sales
lasted throughout the day to-day, and
Indications are that the entire day will
be consumed in selling Tomorrow Prices
on Tugs are lower than last week, but
there is no decline on the better
grades
\ Tho weather is very unsatisfactory to
the buyers for handling tobacco. they
cannot obtain enough labor to handle
the. stock as fast as It Is bought, and
have to put 1t in bulk. If allowed TO
remain any length of time during hot
weather it will damage considerably.
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derson II fiedrick, Franklin, assistant
cashier. These, with Robert a. and tIi
John AZ. Pretlow, Franklin \ Toward y ,,', 9
lNewsotns, J.s NJ. story. Trahklini Thos'
+. Eirdsong Courtlnnd g, W. Dc. :. dq On
sscph s. Musgrove, PInopolisi g. J. nd.
wards, Franklin. w. j. NJ, Holland,
Franklin, and James A. Vaughan, Carrs-
Vile, form tho Board Of Directors. hi
VI The new bank viii begin business 1
March list. 1t succeeds iretlow CO.,
The banks home will be o pretty little
building on Main Street.
1fAll Of the officers and directors are
we'll known In business circles OF that
section. "a
The stock was not offered to the pup.
lie Until noon Monday of this week, and
by sunset Tuesday the $4,000 had been
taken. and several applicants for blocks
Of ten shares had to be turned down
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The Chickahominy Receding.
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@TNTT lSncclal to TIC 'TIlNtY. D1sphtth.J -'--|
PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA, Feb 20.
At last the waters of the Chickahoinl !,
River are beginning to rcccde. and dry
land once more appears. For over n
week the river has been very high
with tho addition OF Ice. 1t has made
travel exceedingly precarious.
The roads hereabouts arc about as
uninviting as roads can be.
Homeseekers from the West are much
in evidence, trying to md homes IN lile
sunny South. The old settlers seem
to have laundering after city ilfe
where they Imagine living Is better and
society more abundant
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Fishermen Behind Time.
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Especial to Tho Times. DlspAtch) TI
4 YORKTOWN, VA, February 25.--The
fishermen OF this section OF Tidewater
are pronung nll thsy can by the little
good weather. The bad weather OF the
past week or ten days has been source
OF much annoyance to them. and delayed
them at least a week In time. Pound
stakes arc being driven with all possible
speed, and even now from ten to fifteen
days must intervene before any net goes
overheard and before any actual
catching Of fish takes place. Shad ard
herring should be caught now, as they
sometimes pass by very early In the sea-
son. The fishermen are at least fifteen
days behind time as a conservative esti-
mate.
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Prosperous Lee County.
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Especial to The Times ispntch.)
CRAB ORCHARD, VA, February Do
Tho lmboden Coke Company, near APP
palachia Depot, has commenced grading
!" It's railroad. The work Is to be COM
pleted In ninety days. The work on the
coke ovens are progressing rapidly. 1t
is currently reported That the l.. and n,
Railroad Will extend this branch railroad
10 Grab orchard, ana that q coke oven
contractor has contract 10 build loco
coke ovens here In the Crab Orchard. An
other big land deal is be-! ne contaminated
In lower Crab Orchard by New York
syndicate Every business move points
to n prosperous year, The Developments
now in active operation viii revive things
generally around here and several others
lin prosrect.
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Ford Gillian.
fcnocio1 IN The Times. DisDatch,

5IYNCHBURG, VA, February 25.-Mr.
William Boyd Ford and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Gillian were married here yestcr-
day. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. r. Il. Warren. Among those pres
All we're. Miss Clara Ford. sister OF tho
groom; Mr.. Otis Gillian, brother Of the
bride: Mr. Lester Sears, Mrs. II. p Gil
liam, Miss Alice Gillian and Mr.. Her
bert Gillian, sisters and brother Of the
bride; also alr.. u F. Sears.
The bride IS daughter OF Mi. Fl. f.
Gillian, deceased. a prominent citizen.
while the groom is a son OF MIR. w L.
Ford, prosperous planter. Both are
from Appomattox county.
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SCHOONER LlBELED
Collision off Jersey Goat was Followed
by a Thrilling Rescue.
1snec,nl y INC I4mes. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times. Dspatch)
NOR FOLK. VA, Feb. 25,--The sequel
to a collision off Absecom Light, NJ 80
followed BY thrilling rescue from
sinking schooner on the night Of Febru-
airy 18th, was IN the United States Coutt
to day, when the schooner Eagle wing
was llbelled for 10000 by Captain = -
w Chattield, of the schooner h l.
1Iargravcs. The Eagle Wing Is IN GU Gus
'tody OF the United States autlioritles
until she can furnish bond.
The liar graves claims S23,Voo' the
value Of the schooner; $1,000 FOR inc
cargo of coal and $500 for the personal
effects OF the crew.
rho IIargravcs was bound from Nor
folk to New York, and was run into by
an unknown schooner off AhsecoT; me
other vessel disappeared In the darkness
md II was not ascertaned which was
the vessel until the Eagle Wing ar
rived here.
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aLewis-Petti
fDy Associated Press.)l

PETERSBURG, VA. February 25.-Mr.
William NJ. Lewis, young business man
OF this city, and Miss Aubrey virginia
Petit. the attractive daughter q NJ.
and Mrs, II. L. Petit. OF this city. were
married ut Market Street Methodist
Church this afternoon Mt quarter past 8
O. clock. The Rev. S. G. Hatcher per-
formed the ceremony. Miss lnez VauEh-5
~ and Miss Bessie Mattox were the
bridesmaids. NIessrs. r. l.. Campbell,
Charles L.. Morriss. Frank Nunnally. vii.
liam wilcox. a. Wright, Jr.. and James
Petit were the ushers. This was tho
first marriage ceremony to be erformed
In the rcmodeled auditorium Of the
church.
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Boon-Sef,-Payne.
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Especial to Tho Tlpcs. Dspatch.)
3 ROANOKE, VA, February 5.-At
Boone's Mill to-day Mr.. Edward Penn
Boone, a prominent farmer OF Franklin
county and Miss Annie Mann Payne,
daughter OF Mrs. Annie G. Payne. were
married ut the Methodist church, Rev.
w. l., Richardson. OF ROANOKE, assisted
~ Rev. j. p. A1cCabe. ohiciting. Dr..
Robert 4. Price was best man and Miss
,ertaS Payne sister Of tho bride. was
mnid 81, honor. Mr.. w. II. Teel and pr,
Rem Moomaw, OF Roanoke, were ushcrs
4 reception followed at the home Of the
brides brother.
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Rodgers-S tlckler.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch Isl .t, 3 aott
/, Lp = of1r =, young farmer Of Hope
Minis iris county son e conn p W o,eer'
r. Eouspt I e A. Stricken daughter
a 9. 1a Miss strlclsler, Of the vicinity Of
OF 10, John we're married at the brides home
hula asaa ~" nfternoon by Elder ], Il, Bal
yessVf They are now absent on bridal
~ ~, ~ the Northern cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
A 'PossUM BOOM
Harvard Professor is Buying Them Up
in Charles City County.
Especial to The Tlmes-DIsputch.)

CHARLES CITY G, IT,, VA, FEB, 25,--
DR., Bremen. OF Harvard University, Is
the guest of his friend. Mr., Decatur
Mayo at Sturgeon Point. 1t Is learned
from reliable sources that DR., Bremen Is
Offering dollar q piece for female
opossums, number OF which he will
take back with him to Harvard, where
they will be used in certain experiments,
Possibly 1t may discovered that they so
better with Boston baked beans. or with
sweet potatoes, IN ne meantime ! t q
diversion in this locality where business
has been rather dull, and it is probable
that as 'pussums are more plentiful
a around here than dollars that n sufficient
number of female specimens will be
caught to supply the demand
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DanyllIe Local Option Election.

T-"-"-- IsFUtIHI 70 THO TIHies-DIsTutCH,J 7I-'1-
VA. February 25--The
prohibition people of the city have pre-
scented u petition to Judge Aiken. Of the
tsQrgoraton Court, asking him to order
4. zeal option election, The matter will
be under adyisemcnt for ten days, ana
1t Is expected the election will DO held
some time in the early part Of April
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I'm FLUYANNA
Several Items Of, Personal Interest
Gathered at Columbia.
to The Times. plspatc

(special to The Times'Dlspatch) HM
COLUMBIA. VA February 25-pr,
polfe %. Hughes and Miss Mamie Bey-
erlv Hughes have returned to their home
IN Laurens, s. G.. after short visit 70
their sister, Mrs Sinclair oMohpndro,
WHO has been criticallyill Of pneumonia,
Wrs o,Nohundro 10 now better and her
Iphysiclan. Dr. Il. M, Taylor,Iis hopeful
5of her recovery.
Mr., and AIRS, John, NJ Morgan, former
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ELEVEN NOT RECOVERED
Search Continues for Bodies Of Victims
55Ss Of the Olive Disaster.
Especial to The Times Dispatcl.)

SUFFOLK, VA, February 25.-John 4.
Pretlow, IN officer of the Albemarle
steam navigation, which owns the
sunken steamer Olive, left E>raklin to-
day to take personal direction Of the
search for the eleven unrecovored bodies.
4 but al o'clock this evening he had
made no report to his home Office The
only part Yof the Olive above surface is
two feet of the pilot house. She lies
In twenty-four feet Of water
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sBanre-Gibson.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
RADFORD, VA, February Pa home
wedding took place at 2:S0 o'clock Il. N.
to-day at the homo Of Mrs. Kate Gibson
near East Radford, when NJ ISIS FL q,
Gibson, her daughter, became the p orn,'
of Mr. Charles A, Bane, wealthy LII ~.
ar Of 'BIuestone, Tazewel county, re-
cention followed Rev. Thomas Priddy OF
ficlated. The couple left for an eastern "a y 4
tolIr i3fiaf 'tits3
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Coming Wedding.

= N fsPfiesItp}F R < VA. February BIN
v,,tations have been sent out by Mr., and
S NJ. Jacobs for the marriage Of their
d No Miss Sadie Jacobs, TO Mr.,
T nsmi1 Crockin, to take place at their
nome No, 14l9 Clay Street, Wednesday.
March 4th,
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FIRED AT A TRAIN
Knocked Out the Headlight and just
Missed a Mail Clerk.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch 6
MONTVALE, VA, February 26.--Satur-
day night Patrick Hogan, drunken
white boy, fired his pistol at the through
Norfolk and Western passenger train, pc
tween this place and Blue Ridge Springs
which passes here at midnight ile
knocked out the headlight OF the cnsiHe
and two shots passed through the mall
car and one very near the head q ono 70
OF the postal clerks. He was arresleu,
tried ana sent TO Jail at Bedford 70 a"ul
u final trial before the grand E1ury, ~ rie
admitted his quit. The boy Is seventeen
wears old.
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WHEN lEFE'S AT STAhE

Tie most timid man will take any
chance Of escape. The slender rope
dropped down the precipicc, the slip
perry log over the abyss, anything that
offers chance Of life, is eagerly snatch
ed at The end the man seeks is safety,
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Spencer.

fspeclal TO The Times Dlspatch.)
ROANOKE VA, Feb 25.--Nlr. u, i,
steser, an engineer Of Lynchburg, and
daughter of Mr.. amid Mrs. t. r. spen-
Ger were married at II o'clock to-day,
Rev, David Chockley officiating.
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'Mullan.-B Brown.
Especial 70 The Times.Dis

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) ~
FIRED ERIckSBURG, VA, February
25,-Mr. D. g. Mullan and Miss Julia
Brown. both Of this city. We're mar ed
hero last night, by Rev, Or. p. IS. Dill,
at the latter's residence, #