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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
RESULTS OF RACES
ON HAWTHORNE TRACK
(RY Associated prnss

CtlICAGO, ILL, Aus l7.-Results at
Hawthorne: = -
First race-seven furlongs-skilful III to
o first, Grcgor K. % to 2o) second, Barney
Burk QeO to y third. Time, 1:9S SIS.
Second ace-steeplechase short course
--Paulaker 9 to y first, Joe McGeo co to
l:54 rs. '
Third race-one Speculation Stake
Dick Wells Il to b first, Orsina e to Il
second Flocarline doNto y third. Time,
l: 40 4-5. ~ -
Fourth racc--mile and ouartcr--cu-
rate Ga to y first. Kunja az to il sec
ond, Lou Woods 90 TO y third. Time,
2:OS l-5.
Fifth race-nve fErlongs-W itchcraft (2
70 y 1lrst, Coppereld GG to 81 second,
Sixth race--six furlongs-Plamdcs e to
- first. Best Man GEO to ~ second, Gal.
liant (evcn) third. Time, 1:l6.
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EDUCATIONAL RALLY
"A Republican Candidate for the House

A Republican Candidate for the House
in Charlotte.
+ Especial to The Times ispatch)
EUREKA MILLS. VA. Aug. 17.-There
will be an educa uonal rally and picnic
at Abilene on the Goth instant. Prof, ].
D. Eggleston and other prominent speak,
ers will make addresses.
It is currently reported that the Re
publlcans Of this county will put up a
candidate for the Legislature In opposi-
ton to Mr.. B. d. Adams. For the pres
ent, his name is withheld, but 1t is said
he is one OF the most prominent men with
In the Republican ranks. A Republican
running for office In this county Is an UNI
usual occurrence.
4, DR.. 6. Y. Morton and family. of Fort
Worth. Tex. who have been visiting rela-
tives here, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Lee w. Morton and children have
returned from q pleasant Visit to rela-
tives In North Carolina and Chase City.
The now Beulah Methodist Church Is
nearing completion. It occupies the site
OF the old structure which was sold to the
negroes II Is a handsome building. Rev.
j. G, Harry Is pastor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
HOT in HENRIco
The Fight for Offices There is a Most
Strenuous One.

W. sE strenuous One,
The campaign for county offices and for
member Of the Legislature IN Henrco
county grows more and more interesting
mary Is to be held September Sd. and the
candidates are strengthening their lines.
For the House OF Delegates there arc
several candidates, and the result cannot
be forecast with any certainty Delegate
II. W. Gardner, the incumbent, is making
vigorous canvass and has strong follow
Ing, with many predicting his nomina ton.
The honor Is being contested by Judge r.
Ashby Wicltham, who VIII retire from the
term begins, and by Mr.. a. Won N. Ros-
enegk, who Is widely known and has a
strong following. @ G
Messrs. Julian Bryant, Louis O. Wen
torneyship, and each gentleman and his
friends are working hard and making n
close personal canvass Of the county. Mr.;
Wendcnburg is strong with the organized
strike sympathlzers. though Mr. Bryant's
friends nre claiming that he will split
this vote with Mr., Wendenburg, Mr.
too. will, It Is believed,
POI share Of snls vote, Mr; n 81 &C. ie.
the Senate nomination, and his friends are
hopeful that he can do 50 again. Mr..
says he Is going to- DO elect
ed, and is certainly making n close cam
vnss, aG
The contest for the treasurership' Is an
other interesting triangular one with
Messrs. Todd. Brauer and Eecfler IN the
race,
For the clership Mr., Waddill, the pres
ont county clerk. and Mt. Broaddus, the
circuit clerk. are afrayed against each
other, It is going. to be hard fight,
For the sherlffalty Mr.. Solomon. the in
has opposition, but his friends
confidently predict his reelection Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
TiL,rnan the Man.

When. a Southern, man. pretending to
speak for the South, goes through the
West and North making speeches Tor 800
or 500 o night and says there VIII 20
and North Will fully realize. that he Is
disgraclng the Intelligence OF the South
and Is not speaking, for this people. II
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend
ments are re pca led It will be done by
winning the. North and West 70 the views
Or the South by course tho opposite o
that pursued by n selfish blatherskite who
would ruin all creation for the sake. Of
personal notorlety and success,-Columbia
Stair
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.FlRST-CLASS RESERVES
ARE ORDERED OUT
(By Associated press !,

CON5TANT1NOPLE, Aug. 17.--An In
peclnl irads has been Issued calling out
nfty-two additional bnttalIons OF troops
about $4,000 mem from the European pro-
v,nccs of Turkey, In consequence OF tho
spread Of the Instruction In Ma cedonla.
Of reserves Of the first class from tho
Adrlanoplc and snlonica army corps. The
balance are reserves OF the second class.
dispatch from Salonica says two per-
Injured and several cars were destroyed
by an explosion which occurred yes lerday
on tho railroad between Amatora and
kalasonll. e1.a.I- 5000 l4E. XXI. IlE.
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The Squadron Sails.

s4 IL (Ry Associated Press
III sEBAsTOPOLE,tA Aug. 1.-THE squadron
OF the Russian Black Sea feet which has
been ordered to the Turkish coast, sailed
to-day 1t Is under the command OF
iRenr-Admiral 8 Kruger. The squadron
consists OF the battleship Catherine H..
Tra SviatitelIa. Rostlslav and Dvenad-
Eat Aposteloff. four torpedo boat destroy
ers, and six torpedo and mine transports.
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SHENANDOAH REPUBLICANS
County Commttue Desires to Hear
from Candidates SIS material Question:.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
4 WOODSTOCK, VA, Aug. 1.-THE Re-
publican County Committee Of Shenan
tloah county met here to-day and adopt
ed resolutions requesting all parties who
desire to run for the county offices and
House of Delegates. to be voted for in
fore August 29th, when another meeting
will be held and the ACCESSIBILITY Of c;lh-
Ing a county convention determined.
4 District conventions will be held in the
charmcn.. The Senatorial Committee from
this county will confer with the two
members from Frederick county and
Winchester and determine whether or not
candidate Will be placed in the field
against Judge +. s. Tavenner the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Senate. Il
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THE ASHBURN POISONING
Seventy five People Desperately Sick at
One Time.

y d b p
Tho following graphic account OF the
wholesale poisoning at Senator stewArt's
farm, near ARhburn, In Loudoun county,
was sent by physician, who was on
tho scene:
On the 18th OF August. IN the
eastern portion OF Loudoun county, Va,
a sale was held on Senator, Stewards
farm. one mile from Ashburn, va, for
the purpose of selling out nl parnpher-
MALTA complete along line OF CARRYING on
u first-class dairy, ! presume ono or the
largest institutions Of IFS k'nd IN the
South
Tho sale started promptly at 10 o'clock,
and after selling about 100 fine cows, the
Senator invited all to lunch, and beef
sandwiches, which were served to q crowd
OF 100 men; men from all oyer l,oudoun
and adjoining ,eounties, also good many
from adjoining States. About 9 o'clock
IN the afternoon Mr., Waller WreEn.. Of
sterling. Va, was taken very III, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Or. Mitchell for PresiGen.

pl seG Snf Il ne Hsh% Sara p% vsa
Or. C. S Mitchell, OF Richmond College.
as "a suitable man for president OF the
University Of yirgln'tn, While we have
have have perfect confidence n'the Wisdom and and
Judgment {of the Board Of Visitors. We
VIII say that Dr., Mitchell is one OF he
OF this country. ITO Is sound ronservii-
tive, highly. cultured and the Board would
make no mistake Il It should honor him
with the position.- fredericksburg Star.
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:'iIlago Christian Villages.
(By Associated Press

y scFIA, BULGARIA. Aug. ia dis
Patch received from Usklib says that goo
Basht- Bazouks, under the command Of
Albanian chiefs. who arc notorlously
cruel, have pillaged and destroyed a num-
her Of Christian villages In the districts
OF Dibre and Okliki. The Turkish author
RACES and furnished Inc Bash!- BazouEs
with old uniforms in order that they
might appear to be regular soldiers. NE
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Till. CIRCUS
NEXT (
Much Interest In the Big
Amateur Show.
NOVEL ACT ON THE BILL
The Great % Van Engaged as Special
Feature of the Exhibition. #
Some Clever Local
Talent.

M nir fa,,o "a itco1 mi
o' lo .9'. zee ~" ~
1est among THO hundred or more per-
formers who IRE to take part III tho
big show to be given Mt the Horse Show
5b,,a,,,, -. u,4,,.da,, ,,,oa,, ,rhore "a
I'D, 49, .>1'''1,. 80 u - =, ,,'~' !,
fascination about the sa"dust ring ti'a'
makes itself felt for a long tme. and
thoso WIN nnnoarod n TIC c,rc,,s two
~ -, ~ ,.HB,ha ,,.,,.sr,,,,,, ~ ~.
l. -, "eo 81 ~ 80
patiently awaiting another OPPORTUNITY
OF shifting tho sawdust.
Ell canto,n 7ror,< r,,,nn,nphan, who ,nada
s,c r'n ~ W." r'd ha
crst onnea,.,,,na T., tha nra,a uiil n0air
sian sInto IA r,nr Il feo,ng th,s fine al
,,,ost ,lfo n vateran l., ia h,,si,oss.
Thorn w,,, ha ,nnro horscs mud nonies
aexh,hi,od ia = u,oa tho rnso a ! 'tha1 shnw
twn venrs . 70 !. the Suciltles re hetter,
~ co,,rs,. !, az TIA Horsa show bu,lr1Inz
thon NAV ,,oro 49, ~ SAud,tor,, ! -.
s,,ner,nt ! ndent w u 'rhnmnson NM
charro ~ 'this nort ~ no nrnn RI rome,
4 ,onn,a 1v,,sn,, ,vh, '''hoa h. - so,,aroi
VA re-. . x,,,r,a,oo 49, narfar,,,ar' ,,,,dn,.
years experience as periqrmea unae a
c,nu,,,s WIN, I,rao,ra, !. 10 a,ost
;,,1,tio,, ~ ~ 40 :, - :. a., soo,,ran ~
Nv ~ - ~ -
=, 49,. 80 So ~ 80, 80 ''' ~
NJ w. MN, 70 I, ~ ~, - (, ~
NJ, aa ~ f, 1aa.', * ~,
',,' .a,.' ~ -
W. ,, re- t'le 'e. "a. ~. .ne =
- ~ X. vn''. us ". WIS seeu'eu sLeeians
-! III ~, ~ " ~ va'' nus nv
u.ences ~ over tnls county "ne i1u .ia,
~ ~ ms uarius lsa's mtlcn ~ cai's : "e
1oeath Do1y!ns fieel owh
re 10 susnends himself irsm ms heels a.
q u!zzy ho'ght' apo causes ms pody u
'revolVe SO rap1d!y mat the eye can only
catch MS form at liven point. me act
IS one OF the scientlflc wonders OF inc
DAY, and DO Van IS the only performer
VINO mas thus Tar successfully accom-
p!lshed the feat.
Lorraine Brothers. acrobats. have also
been engaged as a special feature of the
performance, as has also Daisy Bell, the
most intelligent canine now being ex-
hibitcd. The act Of Daisy Bell will certain
~ prove a pleasing number to tho
children.
CLEVER AMATEURS.
Messrg. Kndervaterr and Payne, two
boys, who could long ago have
entered the professional ranks, had they
so chosen, will do a brother act, very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Modelling Reserves.
(By Associnted I'roRs.l

SOFIA. & BULGARIA.. Aug. 17.-Orders
have been issued Cor the moblizat ton to-
morrow Of two divisions OF reserves. 1t
was rnmorcd that they would be employ
frontier to prevent the passage OF Bull
garian bands into Macedonia. The oflic!-
ais. however. state that this rumor IL
unfounded. and that the reserves were
called out for the customary training OF
fifteen days.
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The Singing Truth.

Scion who wanted newspaper repo ters
excluded from the House, because, as he
Expressed 1t. Whenever say anything
an made e appear as ia DID, 100 n next
man to be placed In that position b. hnv-
Ing his remarks accurately reported
Montgomery Advertiser
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
{ PlTTSYLVANlA PR lMARlES
Will Take Official Count to Decide Leg
VI islatiYe Contest. -MM

Ri s38 Especial TO The Times Dispntch)
a CHATHAM. VA. Aug. 1l-unoncal re-
turns from all precincts In Pittsylvania
county, of the Deinocratir primary sat
turday, gave ~. ID. Duncan, for trensui er,
'13s majority over G. II. Walden, present
Incumbent. s. s. Hurt, for county clerk,
has carried the county by a large ma
jority over w 3D. Shepherd, present IN
cun1bent. House Of Delegates III doubt,
csnvassing board will meet on Tuesday
TO declare the nominees. 53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
FIournoy-.Tennis. 4

Especial to The Tlmes,p ispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS tYA,t Aug, l7,.Mlrs
yersity Station, N c., Wer maTflea 70
day, ON Back River, at the home OF =, 1he
n1rSdr's mother, Mrs. a, Il, Nralzer. hnV.
p =, Sharpe, or liay,pton, perfffoe'fr'fne' me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
elected 10 succeed himself az Common
weAlth's attorney. Quite n number, are
out for the Board OF Supervisors and the
line Of battle will be good roads. IH.
AFTER JORDAN'S SEAT
"A New Candidate IN the Field The
Y Gs Repistratjot1 Is Small, .f

(sreciAi to The Times .bi.pntch)
stFFOLK, VA. August 17.--The foirtll
aspirnnt for Delegate Walter Jordan's
sent III the General Assembly announced
hlnsef this afternoon He is bradford
kiiby, bright young lawyer. and the son
Of County Judge WI, 1ktlby.
Judging from the size Of the registry
ton III sections where 1t is completed,
there cannot be "A large vote IN the com.
ing primary notwithstanding the efforts
Of the several candidates to get out their
friends. ri "a ts i&, Et
N There will not be on the bOJks The
names Of more thnn 1000 white persons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
Standing Of tho Clubs.

At Chicago: Washington won to-day's
game by bunching four OF their six hits
In the second and third innngs.
Chicago He"Is; ,.......... ,oooo1oooo-l 6 :,
W hstteries owen SVEN raherty and and STAT
terry; Ortiz and Kittridge. Time, 1925.
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 11G7.
At Detroit: Ktson pitched fine game
to-day and won handily from New York.
Score: r, T.. II.
New York .........0 0 0 00l2 0-3 i.
Batteries: Kitson and Mcclure; Powell
and Bevin. Umpire O'Loughlln. At.
tendance. 2377.' Time, l55 "A,
At Cleveland: Cleveland made it eight
straight to-day, defeating Boston easily.
Cleveland .,,....,51oo1oo2.IS Il 2.
Batteries; Joss and >Bemis; Winters and
Stable: Time. :25. Umpire. Sheridan.
Attendance. 5,15O
At st. Louis: Philadelphia defeated st.
Louis to-day In a closely-played game.
Score: R@EI, Il,
St: :, Le : i, 81, ,eoe9a9S11ooe-s
Batteries: SIevers and Sugden; Plank
and Powers. Time. lao. Umpire, Pears,
Attendance, 1900. ..
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Full of Mutilated Rodlf s.
(Rv Assoc,,,.d press.) ~. n

w 'tssUEIU wv = 1920 J. 49,
BERLIN. Aug. According, TO- d, rs
palch BY the Frankfurtegs He'' s,,, ~. ~
tho mutilated bodies OF women q, a!lq r.,,t-
Ba2ouks, l'ss'fsf5. 81 53 Ti
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Richmond. 8; Farnvl!le, ].

Especial to The Times lspntch.)
FARMV1LLE. VA. Aug, 17.--The Rich
mond baseball team defeated the Farm
vile nine in n wel-playcd and interest
Ing game this afternoon BY score OF
Q to !. 4 large crowd witnessed the
game. h5
The visitors left tonight for Lynch-
burg. where they will play tomorrow.
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DEATHS,

yoNpERLEHR.--pIed Sunday at s,45 A.: Al,
at hcr residence, No. COS West Cary Street,
( Mrs, MADELINE yOSpERLEHR. wife Of Mr.,
Joseph Yonderehr. ~
THIS (Tlcsday) MORNING from the Sacred
Heart. Church lnterment In Mt Calvary,
Friends and acquaintances invited to sttNpA.
Philadelphia pGpers peuse copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
.sMYTH COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Mass. Meeting to Elect Delegates to
County Convention. atsi
Special to The TImes-Dispatch

=
MARION, VA. Aug 17.-Tho Repub-
lie ans Of 6,nytt county met In mass-meet-
Ing here to-day and appointed fortyslx
delegates and folt, six alternntes to
convention to be held at Marion. Va,
Friday. August 2Sth. to nominateoa can
I,id,- Tor lao Inu... ~ orr oslton IT, ".
w. George, the Democratic nominee. Nom
,nat!cna will also be made for county uf-
fcevs il then deemed expediant.
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Pulaski. q; Bristol, 8

(SEecal TO The Times D!snach,>
PULASKI VA. Aug, l2-Pulaski de-
fcated Bristol In ball game to-day by
a score ct to 3.
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70 L. G. Younger.
4 l h,lce-'lo r. F.lvillamS Company. All
9f Slgar.---'To J. T. Vaughan and Company.
soap and buttor-To Kingan and Conn
Herrings-To j. s. Moore and Sons.
, irish potatoes and canned corn---:To s..
&Ullmnn's Son. Ggitt.s va SIX 81 Il 9&
~ salt-,ro G. w. Antrim and Sons. VI Il 4
!, Canned .tomatoes-To Stokes, Grymes
Grocery Company @ &2 MA 81
Whlskey-To strnus, Gunst and Com
pnny. ss j@%+F-2 fg5i3.3
q :, Drugs and imedlcincs-To L. Wagner
Drug fCompnny. .5
SShoes-To ~. "A. cheatwood.
bleached jean 1o O. Burnett HI Lewis VS. MI
:. Mems s,!. coats and pauts--To John ].
v The marble memorial tablet erected
by the committee by authority Of the
Glty Council to the memory OF Miss
Kobble n. Wager, the young nurse who
died with smallpox, has been placed in
the hallway Of the institution, and Is a
very pretty testimonial Tho committee
Inspected the ablet before adjournment.~
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Mrs. Amelia 4, Hatcher.

\ n, b Especial to The Times D!spatch.) &
LYNCHBURG. VA, Aug. 17.--Mrs Ame-
lin a. Uutchar, widow of the late Caleb
Hatcher, died here to-day at the home
Of her nephew. Mr.. y, w. Thurman.
nred o,gllty-tiye years. Mrs. Hatcher was
beern and reared here. For over seventy
years she was a member Of the Metho-
diat church.. +Eas#t f.sft III
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
.5.4s GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday
Washington 2, Chicago 1.
Cleveland 8, Boston 3.
Philadelphia 8, st. Louis 2.
Detroit 5, New York 3.

Where They Play To- Day
Washington at Chicago. Is
Philadelphia, at St. Louis. NE1
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Albert Oarpente

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspateh)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. AVG. l7.--After
J. e. CARPENTER, a prominent citizen, 'dIed
here last Saturday night Of fever,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-18
THE: DAY ! ON
HEDIAMOND.
Records Of the National and
American Leagues.
CHAMPIONS WERE BEATEN
Lost Game, Which They Played Loosely
10 Boston Brooklyn Took Two
from st. Louis New York and
Cincinnati Split Even.

Scores Yesterday $.
Brooklyn Ga. st. Lot,is 3-3.
New York To. Cincinnati 40.
Boston 5, PIttsburg $500.
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It's comfort and ease

It's comfort and ease
TO sitas you please, St
Without any danger of bags at
& the knees.
Here's l1ol11espun or serge.
from $B.7B to $3.50. t
#ll And other suits are bargains
Just as big as II we took q full
page and filled It with lengthy
exagge rations to q dvertfse
them. n h
+This is poetic ltccnse-they probably
will bag If put to tho right or wrong,
test.
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Mrs. La NJ. Blythe.
jim, Lavender.
lspec,nlto The Times Dispatch.>

& LYNcHRURG. VA, Aug. 17,-News has
renohed here OF the death Mt his home
IN amherst, of James N. Lavender, who
died his home there ;oo aged e'shty.ti.aIee
VAS IN the employ OF the Norfolk and
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Where They Play To-Day
Fittsb,lrg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia. 5
Cincinnati at New York.
81. Louis at Brooklyn. M ..g
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OBITUARY..
iMrs. Joseph Vond.rIehr.

MRS. Joseph Vond.rIehr.
The death OF Mrs Madeline vonderlehr
occurred suddenly Sunday morning about
le:45 o'clock at her residence. no. Cos West
Cary Street. s
Rcellent health within an hour of her
death. While on her way homo from an
early service at church she was taken
the remainder Of the distance In a car
rlnge. Every medical attention was rem.
dered. but she died In about half an hour
she uffered With heart I, trouble ,l1i osan,
Yonderlehr an old and esteemed rest
denttof the city, and was herself beloved
IN a large circle. OF relatives and friends.
daughters and three grandchildren, Her
daughters are Miss NJ. A. Vondcrlchr and
Mrs, Mary 7. Gelsinger.
Catholic Church. The Interment will be
made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Funeral Service.
The funeral OF little Williemenia Walton
took place Sunday at . o'clock P NJ from
her parents residence, on Brook Ave-
iberia, aged two years and eight months.
She was the youngest daughter Of VII
liam j. and Mary Lou Walton. The Inter.
ment Will be in Emanuel Cemetery.
Mrs. La M. Byt!1e.
(SnAc,nl IN Tho riMca Di4natch,)
WINCHESTER. yA.,,5 Aug. 17.-A1rs. Ida
NJ. Blythe died at her home n this Fly
were taken 10 Warrenton. Va, to-day.
Mrs Blythe was the daughter OF G., Y.
Galloway, OF Warrenton. Eighteen months
ago she married ~ T. Biythc, OF LIZ Rch,
Warrenton Within the past, two weeks
Nj, ana Mrs Blythe located n Winches.
ter and she becnlne IL and died She Is
survived by her husband taehar, Tour
tors VA: Pearl, Bessie and FANNIE, Of
Warrenton; three brothers--Fleet and
Neiliig Galloway. Of Warrenton and Ed
ward, OF West Virginia, She was twenty
i've Xeurs ofnxe.
8s j. N, Lavender.
a(specnl to The Times Dispatch.>
4 LYNcHnURG. VA, Aug, 17,-News has
r. Eea Amher ST. Of James N Lavender, Who
dtied q his home there, aged. eighty-tlree
vtgli From 1854 Ia 1901, Mr.. Lavender
WAS WAS. n the employ OF the Norfolk and
Weslern Railroad. d III
Mrs. Amelia a, Hatcher. &
III, 81 Especial to The Times -DIspatch) 4'
1LYNcHBuRa. VA, Avg, 17.-Mrs Ame-
afAN her nephew. Mr. II, w. Thurman,
aged o,gl.ty-nve'' years. Mrs. Tlatcherwaa
DSrn and reared here. For over seventy
Years Yea she was a member Of the Aletho-
list Church.
,S Albert Carp enter,
Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)
4 CLIFTON FORGE, VA. AVG. l7.--After
!, a. CARPENTER, a prominent citizen, died
here last Saturday night Of fever,
DEATHS.
.--pied. Sunday at s,45 A.. AZ,
at her residence. No. COS West Cary Street,
Mrs. MADELINE YONpERLEHR. wife Of Mr., Is
Joseph yonderlehr, s
"A The funeral Viii take place at 10 O'Clock
THIS (lnlcsday) MORNING from the Sacred
ucart church, .lnterment In A Mt. MS Calvary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-05
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. May Earl Allen, Ray Brown
and Joseph Evans have been appointed
appraisers in the estate of Myru Tanner
George \. sperry OF scipio is here Wis
iting friends. ,.. -,
Sid Whitehead. who has been living ID
Chicago for several years, is in Provo
visiting relatives rs:..
The postal routes OF the Provo Office
have been extended, four miles being aGd-
ed 10 route No. I and seven to route NO
, the latter route taking in the state
Mental hospital. The salary or the car
riers have also been increased $40
Walter D. EIedhin of Santaquln, ageq
% and Eliza Busich Of Provo. aged q
have received a marriage license
A marriage license has been issued I0
Thomas ". Smith, aged "a and Sarah
EIedbfH aged is. both of Santaquln
G II Thompson. formerly United States
marshal of Oklahoma. has come TO Prove
with his family with the intention ol
making his home here. Mr. and MIS-
Thompson are friends of Mr. and Mrs
Beck of this city
Three brown horses, one brown mare
and one gray horse weighing each abOu
1000 pounds were placed in the stray
Douud here today The animals were OF
their way south. as they were seen K
pass through Pleasant Grove TINS morn
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