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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
Attacked and Robbed German
Sailors at Newport News.
II. w. DYSON a BANKRUPT
Mr.. n. n. Holt Who Has Been Superiln'
tending Work on New Prison Build
Ing for Capt. Marye, Forced to +.
Resign by III Health.
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March c.
George Tinsley, April Robinson, Ben Pow
ell, Lillie Epps and Estelle Whiting the
negroes who were implicated In the rob-
berry Of the three German sailors Tues
day night, were sent on to the grand jury
in, the Police Court to-day The Albano,
to which the sailors belong, sailed to-day
for Hamburg, but the men were left be-
hind to testify against their assailants in
the County Court. Reinund Wachter, the
sailor whose skull was fractured, Is im-
proving slowly in the hospital.
II. H. Holt the young architect, who
has been experimenting the work on the
new cell building III Richmond for Cap
tain P. Thornton Marye, has been forced
to resign his position OH account Of Ill
health, and will leave In q few days for
New Mexico.
r.. w Dyson, probably the most popu-
lar saloon-keeper in the city. closed his
place of business at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and, 1t is understood, will file q
petition in bankruptcy.
In the Elizabeth City County Court this
morning the case Of Isabel Jordan, the
negro woman charged with tho murder
Of George Davidson, was continued until
tho next term on account OF the absence
Of j.. D. G. Brown, the attorney for the
prisoner.
The torpedo boat destroyer Decatur,
which was built at Richmond. arrived hero
this afternoon to load coal. The monitor
Puritan and the training ship Lancaster
also arrived this afternoon. The Maine
will sail Tomorrow
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Sickness steals more savings than the
burglar. Slowly, Gcin ny CON- the
motley that hsn been 50 hardly earned
is paid or1 70: drugs and doctorIs.
Sickness is the wort siiemyl OF tile work
ing man. and the common ca!se OF the
working mans sickness is disease OF the
stomach often involving the heaFt' lu't'gs'
Tie use Of Dr, pie.cc's Golden Med:
ical Discovery Will stop the stealing, $; 81
the savings by sickness ~ cures utse
eases of the stomach and DINER organs, ~, ~
digestion and nutrition, u cures als'
eases of heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, etI',
when these diseases are caused py ths
diseased condition OF the stomach anu
its allied organs. .-,,,,,.
aAbou len Years age began 70 haye tr oT s,s
Wit, my stomach" Wp'e Ohio 1T pot g bad
had 10 say OH Quite oitsn Two and three days y
week, my stomach would bloat, and Woula
be!ch up gas and was y aW a. bv
t the 5es doe se IL he ely but at e
whatever. BY some way OF other haTpSnen e, 70
gel hold OF Vial Of your Pellets ana tnoMSn nr
they helped me- j. wahs at NV by my sym ptons yo,,
aaYeS fGM ad 9o iiver eonspait and advised the
use seq 81 your Golden Medical Discovery, aa5d
pheasant Pellets in connsss ot.d .,,I e,n vsrv
Lsnnv 10 -, stetr 1hat 81 COMMENCED 70 get better
fr aRp he starr and have not lost day tbs
sum i,,er on account OF tS stonasn. Wy
top aud better than baye sor ~ 1sn1iden Med,
Accept 10 substitute tol ssnis W;nst
ical Discovery" Nothing else y S'uss
as good. |" !, y, j I = = i, a..
kls bowet1 lsa v Il !.
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L I b ~
but no search has been made for him;
lie Is expected to hold up his hlln NJ nna
answer present If lie sees this notice.
Y Judge w. 3, Martin, who has ,peeh
confined to his residence from an attack
OF acute dyspepsia for week, Is better.
11e went to tho mountains In North Car
olinn two weeks ago, when the attack
first began, but the cold weather there
compelled him to return home. Judges
Prents and IIancltel have been filing
his appointments In the Court OF ~, Law wv
and Chnnceiv during the. week, Juuse
HanckelE being on the bench there to-day,
Frank Lindsay, Of Portsmouth ana
the Armstrong Stove Manufacturing
Company, OF Perryville, Md. and M. +.
Howard, Of Bal timore, have united !, IN
u creditors petition against the VIII
iams-Sykes Furniture Company, Of Nor
folk. They declare in their petition 10
the United States District Court that the
ana ask tho "a court to assume charge Of
the assets Of the company.
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JUDGE WAS KISSED
Spectators Resent Treatment Of a Pris-
oner in Winchester,

H
Especial to The Tlmcs, Dspatch.)
WINCHESTER. VA, March GA re-
markabe scene was witnessed In the Po-
lice Court here late this afternoon,
when. during II session of court, the pre-
siding judge was loudly Kissed and viz
tually menaced by an angry throng Of
spectators, among them a number OF
leading business men, for his action In
tlning q man and then ordering him re-
moved from the court.
Tho prisoner, w. Fl. Beale, was tray-
cling salesman from Baltimore Mr..
BeaIe and a countryman named ", s.
KERN had some trouble on Tuesday,
which ended in Reale nssaultlng KERN,
He Was arrested and fined. Beale was
Informed to-day that KERN was search
Ing for him with a revolver. and he
caused Keirn's arrest for CARRYING con,
cealed weapons. The case was dismissed
as no weapon could be found OH KERN
AS Bealo was leaving court he became
involved In a difficulty with KERN and
was assaulted by some Of the latters
friends Reale WAS taken into court
and fined 81, IIe then asked for n VAR
rant for the arrest Of the men who nag
assaulted him, The Justice, =, HI l3ral
Igonier, refused to Issue the warrant, an11
when Beale became 1nslstent. the 3udgs
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. IN WILLIAMSBURG
New Ward Building at the Hospital is
Completed
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iNSW wa u OuIIoti'6 a. t''o y ~ l''e'' -
Completed.
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Fl WILLIAMsBURG.y VA, March 6.-The
new ward building for males at the East
ern State Hospital has been completed,
and yesterday was formally turned over
and accepted by the Executive Commit
tee Of the hospital 1t Will be immedl-
ately furnished, and after It Is equipped.
will enable the institution to accommo-
date from fifty to sixty more patients
than ever before In its history. The new
building is a handsome modern struc-
ture. containing three wards, and accom-
modatlng over $50 Insane. The equip-
ments Of the building are modern IN
every detail. 1t will probably be known
as the Foster building
Governor and Mrs. a. j. Montague, az
ter having spent several days here de-
.lightfully with Captain and Mrs. L. w.
Lane ST., returned home tonight. Most
Of the Governors time was spent hunting
for wild duck. lie bagged several fine
ones. Mrs. Montague was the recipient OF
marked attention from the people OF
williamsburg, and Is no less popular than
her distinguished husband.
Mrs. c. NJ Bergle, the Toano real es-
tate agent, has sold part OF !Bellmont
containing $50 acres. located in New Kent
county, and belonging to Norwood APP
person, to Reuben Hiney, OF Wisconsin,
for $780,
One real estate agent in James City
county had seventeen western homo
seekers this week.
III Mrs. II. II. Gcddy and Mrs. II. D. Cole
have been quite sick this week.
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IN KING WILLIAM
Interesting Personal Notes About Peo-
ple Known in the County.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

55, (spccin to Tie Times. Dispatch.>
ETNA MILLS. VA. March 6.-Mr.
B. II. Rice has bought the Locust Hill
farm which was owned by John Davis.
Farming land Is in demand. King
William people have done well for the
last three years, getting good prices for
tobacco, peas and corn. Wheat has not
been paying crop, but the land Is kept
In better condition by the cultivation
Of 1t.
property, In Etna Mills, and will move
in tho residence. Flo will open gen.
eral workshop.
Mrs. T.. w. Marshall left yesterday for
q visit to her daughter, Mrs DR.. j. T..
,Ragland, Of Chesterfield county
Miss Anna Gwnthmey is teaching at
the Beulahvile School as q substitute.
In place OF Miss Gay Scott, who Is ut
home with her mother. Mrs ], NV. Scott,
Enfield, Va, who Is sick.
r. Il. McCieorge has bought out T. B.
Wilson's general merchandise store at
lWalkerton. Mr.. McGeorge has several
stores and Is successful.
p, III. Longest, Disco, Is very III at his
home.
A.. S. Renolds, of Aylett, shipped over
$500 worth Of furs this season. Skins
of all kinds have been bringing better
prices than for several years.
Mrs, u. D, Moncure, of Aylott's, Va,
Is visiting friends In Richmond,
The Richmond and A5lett's Telephone
line will build its limo on from Etna
Mills to Hanover Courthouse at once.
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En- RichmoAd County.

(spccial to Tho trlmes: Dispatsho
FARNFIAM, VA, March 6;-Ine pas3
dried of the land and improved tha
public roads. AnPther1 result OF ting
good weather is thht tho truckers hayt
been made to hustle to get their peas
and beets seeded. !.
b rho fishermen on the Rappahannoc9
have been catching a few sind and song
herring. shad sold at shnrp's Wharf
for $50 pair, ana herring for 40 GEMS ~
Mrs. Fannie Lewis, Of Wash ~, - ::
e. Who has ra1r Deen q Y her home on Wcd-
nesdny5 Of this week, 49,, = ii ,,,onts
large enough to transplant 70 co ''l5
1or t r,orsnn wife and little daughtert
M IN yor,,. are visiting relatives a
IS Ir Point and s"Morattico'" thug
county, - s''S az s5a sa-ss=a ~ x
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BauselI-Barker.

s{ Especial to The Times. Dispateh)
GATH; GiTY,SvA, March 6.--The mar
.riage Of CO. q. Bausell and Miss Beulah
Barker, Of Gate City. was soeminlz 'e,
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mlnnich,
the parents Of tho bride, by Rev. 9. H.
Foglcman. /.
Mr.. Bausell is editor Of tho Scott
County Leader, and a son Of ]. W. Bau-
SELL Of Lebanon, Russell county. MISS
Barker IS an attractive ind popular
young lady. S5{ e
The attendants were Mr. Clinton Min
Mich, the groom's best man, and MISS
LYDIA starnes the bridesmaid, ana MT
J, d. Broadwater and Miss Myrtle Bar
ker. They will reside in Gate City.
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IN
..WYT ! : /:
He Was Tracked BY Blood
hounds from Abingdon.
HE ENTERED TWO HOMES
on Wednesday Night the Same Person
\ lie Believed to Have Attempted Rob-
A berry IL the postofflce-He
\ IS Under Suspicion.
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~ ~ Especial to The Times. Dispatch.) q
HYTHEY1LLD, VA, March CA
Burglar tracked by bloodhounds was
itln\ sensation In Wytheville to-day. Thll
mot,ing It was discovered that the homel
OF tr. Jacob " Haller. on Washington
STREET. and OF Mr.. A. II. Willia1ns, on
sixth Street, had been entered by q
burglrr. Or. HaIler discovered tho pres<
ence II the marauder, and he decamped
while tho Doctor was securing his piss
toll. lalving behind basket Of eggs,
which E,e had seized. II lst
At NJ. williams home the thief ena
tered Ito room In which Mr.. and Mrs.
NYillinmt were sleeping without arousn8
them, did went through tho formers
clothlng.l E The coat and waist coat were
taken on, to tho yard and left there.
The thief entered through window,
Nothing vas secured except q smal(
amount Of money In tho trousers pock@
Mr.. Williams left the trousers in thu
yard and telephoned to Sergeant Crab~
tree, Of Abingdon, to bring his
bloodhounds TOY Wytheville. The
sergeant and doss arrived on an az.
ternoon train and We're put on the trail:
They evidently caught 1t and followed
across field from the Williams resi-
dencc and through several streets. 1ol.
lowed BY q large crowd. Tho houdS
finally stopped before a house, Hnd the
inmate Is under SUSPICION. .is.
On Wednesday nightsome person. Tob<
ably the same as last nights burlars
entered the postoflice here. The en-
trance was made with a tod stolen from
blacksmith's shop. The burglar went
4 to the door OF room Occupied BY a
clerk and struck q match, evidertly TO
see II the clerk was within.t The noise
awokc tho latter and he apse, where
Ilinon the BURGLAR declmped. ". aI8l9 .a.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
.ATTEMP TED ESCAPE
FROM JAIL FAILED
James KEENAN, and Thomas
johnson Indicted lndict-
ments for Sunday Selling.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BERRYVILLE VA, March 6.-The
County Court of Clarke county has been
in session all this. week; the longest and
busiest term for many months spe-
cial grand jury returned a number Of
indictments, among them being one for
housebrcaking against James KEENAN,, the
specific charge being that OF entering the
store of Isaac Bowman, In Berryville, ana
stealing n number of articles of hard
ware This was done several months ago,
the accused Immediately thereafter lcav-
ing the county He was apprehended
in West Virginia few weeks ago and
brought here; was tried on Wednesday
and sentenced to a year III the peniten-
liary, to which there will be added five
years additional. as he Is an old offender
and has been in the penltentiary be-
fore
Thomas Johnson. colored, was indlct-
| ed for attempted assault and his trial
| Is in progress. Johnson entered the House
| OF one Holiday, laborer on the farm
| of ], A.. Hess, near White Post, this
| county, and In the absence Of the hus-
=
| band used violence towards Mrs Ilolll-
day. These she repealed, and SELLING an
! axe, drove him off; later In the day he
was seen lettering around the house OF
Hess presumably with the same purpose
in view with regard to other females on
tho place, and was apprehended ana
lodged IN jai!. While some feeling has
arisen against Johnson, the people have
shown no signs Of any attempt at lynch
ing. and the law will be permitted "a
take its course.
Both KEENAN, ana johnson made bold
but unsuccessful attempt TO escape from
jail a few days ago, Securing a ste"
| knife, they made saw, and nValllns
themselves of tho necessary absences OF
the tailer during the times when they
were allowed 10 go ont of Their cells
into the corridor for exercise had sue
ceedsd In cutting entirely through one OF
the steel bars in window, and but fol
the suspicious of the jaler becoming eN'
cited, would doubtless have In shorl
Il time effected their escape.
Considerable interest has been excited
E by the bringing in by the grand jury
of the two indictments against Willian
Lane the keeper of a saloon here, fol-
selling to minors and for selling on sun
day, also against Carter and Johnson
one indictment for selling on Sunday
There has been good deal of talk about
the breaches of the law here In these
respects for some time, but the necessai!
proof has not been Forthcoming These
cases Viii be tried next week
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IN YORKTOWN
Smallpox Epidemic in York County
Has Been Stopped.
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Especial It'd The Times Dispntch.)
YORKTOWN, VA. March G.--Smith's
narrow railway on Chisman's Creek Is
nov overr,,n wthdwork. and pretty well
up to its capacity Among the vessels
now on the the ways Is tho schooner
Gam Yirgina,"'f OF Weems. Va, owned
by Captain T.. H. Trying. This vessel Is
quite noted craft III these waters, and
has an interesting history. Tho sloop
l.Iottie Ellwood, nEiof4 Gloucester county.
owned by Captain Stubbletleld is also
undergoing extensive repairs.
The local option petition In Grafton
has enrolled the sufficient number OF
names, and will be presented to Judge
Smith on court day for IN election or
der. E fet l.
The family OF Judge Hubbard have re-
covered from the attack of tho grip eX-
perlenced the past week. Judge Hubbard
removes his family TO williamsburg the
coming week as his future residence.
81 Tt was learned here ~ sterday that
MI. Stafford Timberlake. the present
has been offered and will probably ac-
cept the position Of assistant cashier at
WillIamsburg's new bank, lately incor-
pornted by the Derrickson Banking Com.
pany of Maryland.
It is now learned here that the train
ing ships N[onongalicln, Essex, Alliance
tand Buffalo have all been ordered here
in the very near&ffuture. This port Is
peculiarly adopted to their drill, and
seems to DO recognized as an important
point for that class Of work by the Navy
Department.
Tho recent smallpox cases have about
been taken under control, and the pest
house eliminated. The last case or two,
very mild ones, have been handled very
successfully and it IS possible that In
n short while the quarantine can be lifted
and the patients discharged.
Mr.. Donald Cruikshank son Of Mr..
John Crnillshnnk, is now in Newport
News, undergoing a severe surgical oper-
alton on the iawbone, which has caused
him d great amount of Inconvenience late
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Or. Tudor.in Louisa.
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Especial to The Times ispntch.) 34
GUM SPRING, VA, March 6.-aev. W.
v. Tudor, D. D.. presiding elder Of West
sRichmond District OF the Virginia Con-
ference, will preach at Corinuh. Gooch-
land county, next Sunday. Or. Tudor rs
whom he presIdcs, as well Is BY many
others. This Is the last year Of his quad
rcnlum on this district.
There Is great deal OF sickness In THIS
community, mostly pneumonia, and also
some typhoid fever We hope we will
have repetition Of last years expert
cnce.
Mr.. Jerry Sims, OF Kentucky, was called
10 the bedside of his father few days
ago. He expects to stay several VEGAS.
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In King: and Queen.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
#WALKERTOS, VA, March G.-Thc
steamer Elm City Is at West Point,
laid up for repairs, and the steamer
Mary Tyler Is trying to fill her place
on the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. Melville Walker left this a f.
tcrnoon for King William on a visit to
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
SiZer " b y "a
Rev. Edward Temple. who has had
charge OF the Episcopal Church at Front
Royal for several years. Is homo on q vls't
to his parents. lie leaves In n few days
for his new field OF labor In Waco. Tex.
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Burned in Its Crib.

(Specnl to THE Times Dispstch,)
4 GORDO NsViLLE VA. March o.
rho infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Dovel. about mile from town, was
somewhat severely burned about the race rae
and legs on "Wednesday morning. Inc
other members Of the family had left the
little one alone in It's crib for short
time. On returning It was found that
by Some means tie covering Of the
crib had become ignited and consumed
and the child was burned Or, o.. ".
Schlosser was summoned. No serious
consequences are feared.
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Spitler-Trimble.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

Bee (speca to The Times. Dispatch.) a
E STAUNTON, VA, March o.-Missi Ed
die T. Trimble, daughter of Mr.. G. NJ.
$Trlmble, Of West View, this county, was
married to Mr.. Arthur =. Splitter last
night at Hebron Church. Miss sallio
Wayland was maid Of honor. and Mr.
Harvey Baylor. Of Staunton, was pest
man. The bride was attired in beauti-
full gown Of white etamlne and carried
a shower bouquet Of BRIDES roses. The
maid Of honor wore white organdy over
white taffeta The bride is charming
and attractive young lady who Is much
admired. The groom Is well known
throughout the county. and is In business
at West View
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Negroes Waylald and Shot.

(spccinl to Tho Times. Dispatch,)
BLUEFIELD, w. VA March g.
Kent Brown and Joe johnson were way
laid and shot at Graham, Va, late last
night
Both of the parties are colored and
had been In attendance, upon q dance.
Their wounds are serious and will prob
ably Droye fatal, s4A}5 ts,
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OH. Matson Resigns,

z" " (speclnl to The Tlmes,D lspatch,) Z, $3.50.
e. ROANOKE, VA, March 6,-Mr. Davld
i& Bulltt, the big coal corporation n
this city, has resigned his position 70
take effect on April LIST, Mr. Atatson
has been prominent In the coal pusl-
ness here for nineteen years, and was
president of tho Pocahontas Coal cons
pany when 1t was bought out by ths
present firm. Mr.. Matson needs Ie 'ss
badly and desires to retire from active
business for while, hence his reslg-
nation, Z, !
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Fire in Lunenburg.
!, !, ..,ol 70 THO Tlmcs.p lspatch,

N11,I fiSfisRiN, VA, March 6.-Th(
dwelling house of Mr., w. II. Crawford
situated, three miles east Of this place.
VAS entirely destroyed by fire this mornt
Ing at about 4 o'clock. with nearly M
snf ity contents. Mr.. Crawford has onl1
recently moved here from Charlotte count
~. whore he is at present conducting
very successful staye factory, Hls Tes.'
Gently furnished with now furniture H'a
loss is several hundred dollars, part o.
or which is covered by insurance,
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Accents Call to Lynchburg.

(speclal to The Times: plsDatchJ A.,
IYNCllBURG, VA, March e'-MD
Joseph Sewer, of the senior class Of th(
Union Theological Seminary at RichS
mond, has accepted a call to become pas.
tor Of tho Third Presbyterian Church OF
this city. Mr.. Sewer is from East Tens
nessee and is a young man Of specla1
promise and ability, I
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Enthusiastically.
fsnociol "a The Times. Dispatch. !

(spccial to The Times. Dlspatch.)
REAAIS, VA, March 6.-Miss Pearl
Webb and Mr. James Halligan were mar
ried on March 9Th by the Rev. Mcdaniel
Rucker Of the Methodist Church, at the
residence OF the brides parents. at
Rucker, Of tho Methodist Church, at the
bridal party to keep the marriage quiet.
but the young people got an inkling OF
what was to take place, visited the home
of the bridegroom, rendered their con-
CALCULATIONS and had most enjoyable
time. sii5g3
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H PoIglaise-Cox.
IN, r,r,osD,snatch s

Especial to Tho Times.Dispatch.)
# FREDERICKSBURG VA March g..
Benjamin Polglaise, Of Washington. ?.
C., and Mrs. Virginia Cox, OF this city,
were lnarrled.lere last night at the home
Of tho BRIDES daughter, Mrs Elliott O..
Garner, in tho presence Of a number OF
relatives and friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Or. J. s. Dill OF the
Baptist Church Refreshments were
served after tho ceremony, and the couple
left for Washington afterwards.
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In Newport News.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch)
& STAUNTON, VA, Merch G.-Mr. Ed
ward Slower and Miss Ada v. Palmer,
daughter Of Mr. James Palmer OF the
county. left here yesterday, and 1t Is
understood Will be married o-day at New
port News. Mr. Slower Is prominent
livery man Of this city and popular
Young man. ss5aEesfIiti w sSftg
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Strike at Buena Vista.
nv Associa'tod Prcs..l

e BUENA 4 VISTA, VA, March G.-The
stock house Of the Allegheny Ore and
Iron Company was the scene Of a small
strike to-day, the employees going out
at noon. They demanded an Increase
OF salary and two pay-days per month.
1T has only. been 4 little more than
week since a similar strike occurred IN
the same department.. when the men went
ont for % cents increase. After the last
strike new men were put In their places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-07
TO Select a Site,

(sneciai to Tho Times. Dlspatchl =,
sLYSGIiBURG, YAn March 6,-Ina
Executive Committee Of the proposed
( Presbyterian Orphanage will meet here
March 18th to select 9 site for the ms
{ Several VERA \ pieces Of property in tho SUBJ
,,rbs have been offered for the a pussi
s2osy 'ss