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The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-11
NEWS OF THE COURTS
ALL WE'RE BUSY ONES ON YES
TERDAY.
THE MURDER CASE CONTINUED
Almost a Clash Between City ana
County-R. T. Lewis Acquitted.
New suits Filed.

It was case of the usual busy
Monday at the court house. For the
first time in many months there was
scmblancc of conflict of authority
between the city and county officials
early in the morning, but it developed
later that the cause had been removed.
Il. r. Luis, the colored doctor, was
tried in the county court upon charge
Of malicious mischief, and acquitted.
The complaint alleged that he had ma
liciously killed hog. The evidence
developed the fact that the hog was
getting away with his feeel and that
there was no malice AT all The Tom
Lewis murder case in Judge Watts
court was passed until November 2.
Thi leaves Judge Watts without any
thing on hand Today unless case is
tried by agreement. Judge Pope dlS-
posed of several important cases.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-11

Mr.. James Monroe, city passenger
and ticket agent of the Southern Pa
ciilc. announces the appointment Of
Mr.. Jim Mccormick as one of his
assistants. Mr.. Mccormick is expect
cd here today. lie comes from n po-
siion as clerk to the purser of one Of
the big Morgan steamers plying be-
tween New Orleans and New York.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-11

The Southern Pacific yesterday laid
the pipe for its private water main
across Pearl street, and in another
two weeks the line will be at the
rOundhouse.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
CONDENSED ~TELEoRsxs.

.f sr-~..-s.s E-.- CO. .~.
= H.. 10. ~. re-
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
BUY WRECK OF THE MAINE
sat,aE- Company wm Rai.- the
iiniL aud Tow ~ To Cone, Island.
wb~r. ~ wuu u. rNhihi,-d.

Sev York. nov for 5000 ,as
United States Baf,isship Maine SAW.
az. Co. % tA.s c.ty. has bought from
,.c Cuban government the wreck OF.
tht Inflated Maize Ia Havana harb1s
4 c9fsrlam vll De bull, around the
Lg.t q Vll hc raised Such O! The
- boli.s Of American sailors vhics
vsre lat recovered after the baiilesh.-
vat Destroyed on February 10. is's
TlN Doe removed and buried With due
s,a'-a ig ta9 rnItci state u tie
navy department desires Co iaEo chars
.t them 0r 10 Havana. n iAo Washing
'oa government; makes % provision
10. salvage company wli make a-
f.ieu,.ts f0r the saio u the ma
ct lt,g az! afm0r q ne famous ia
h.7 Tho faaa,, 81 Havana Will hr
Moved 90 ylsttAe hulk uloa psymca,
q q mall ies.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
CRUSHED SKULL WITH A HOE


Des Mo.ne'. Ia. Nov, "A special
from DEBORAH. la, says.
Prof T. l. clifford. a prominent rest
den, and church worker Of DEBORAH. Is
under arrest. on a charge Of murder.
u the nfst degree as a result, OF the
death % H. 4 Hrolow from a blow on
iac head from a hoe In the hands Of
l4noFi BigcloV skull wa crushed.
The men were engaged IN a dispute
over their rights % q certain piece ~
property, when Clifford struck ulrClow
down. pulled his body ontl bis own 20,
and loft him Bisc'ow died a few
hour afios"ard. Nlthou, recovering
consc.ousncss He was q pioneer Of
Wllntsh.ok county.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

Or. Dali Announced that tl'i,tias
Nolla Do issued every three hours isr
several dayE
= majority Of the prizes Ia the
WORDS fair poultry show have beea
Won by w~sHi,rucfs.
Tho Michigan Agricultural society
haa louFat The Michigan state uu,.l.
!nF a. tAo WOrila fair.
John fcrs. 20 y,afs old. ieil dsal
IN q g. Louis restaurant whore ls
lad Eonc for lIs breakfast.
TIE National Mliert federation.
with l-t' Ir"vp capital. has hesup q
crusade usala.t tho aiglteraaon o.
fuolstigs.
Constable William y. Davis. 81 Belle
vile, H., has bc,a arrested Ia Eaa;
st. Louis oH a charge %; soliciting q
tribe.
Cornelius shields. gansfal manager
81 The Lake superior corporation q;
sault ste. Marie. Mich. died sudden
~ from heart failure.
William J Bryan has returned TO
Nebraska. and viii spend his time from
tkF NN AaNNA fH''NAlA AAg AAaAaAa
speeches in that state.
The 81. Louis board OF charity has
decided to place the school al tho
house OF refuge under the direction OF
the 81. Louis board OF education.
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks. re.
publican candidate for ylce-presidsnt,
closed his Missouri campalen by speak
Ink In 81. Louis Friday nigh,.
The trial Of Dr. Watson. AZ New
London, Mo. on the charge OF murder
Ing his wife. was continued. az the In.
stance u the state, until January %.
After searching many cities for their
runaway daughter. John g. Madigan
and wife, Of Dos Moines. la. found
her raw In Calvary cemetery
The st. Louis police department has
ndopted the fngor-print system TO be
used In the Identification Of criminals
Ia conjunction with the Bertlllon sys-
TEN now in use,
l~nformations have been nled by Dis
trict Attorney Low. at Pueblo. Col,
charging Mrs. y. L. Browne and Mrs.
II. l.. Hall with Illegal registration.
They have disappeared.
J. 4. iagdameo. u Filipino student
NJ the Yale forestry school. was not
allowed to register az New Haven.
Conn. because a L~agdamco was not
n~atiye-born. It was necessary for him
10 become naturali1ed before he could
yota.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

Armed with a pistol. n masked man
entered n saloon a. Cottonwood. Cal
on tho ith. lined up six men with
<ir faces to the wall aai their hands
Ser their heads. while H. relieved
them OF $500 In cash anl 1850 In
checks.
The holstlng engineers strike In n.
llnols was called 10 an md on the ith.
At a Joint conference Of he miners and
the operators the engineers offered %
arhitrate. but the operators refused.
The brotherhood Of Coal Nolsting En-
slneers vas then disrupted. and the
men were given the privilege 10 re-
sumo work at once.
The session Of the French chamber
Of deputies. on the ith. was one OF the
stormiest aud most heated In recent
years. the excitement eliminating
when Gabriel Syveton. u prominent
nationalist deputy, stepped up to Gen.
Andre. the minister OF war, and
slapped his face.
A hundred persons were drowned by
the sinking OF the French steamer Gil
ronde after having been In collision
with the French steamer A. Schianno.
nea Herbil,on. % miles from Bona.
Algeria. The Gironde left Bona With
40 passengers. 81 WHOM 100 were Al
rcrlan natives,
The commission to inquire into the
North sea AFFAIR. In which the British
Dogger bark fishing fleet was fired
upon by Russian warshlps. will meet
in Paris about November &c, and will
be composed u British. French Rus
sian and American admlrals. the four
10 choose q ifth.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
ENGINEERS WILL
ACCEPT REDUCTION
Illinois Coal Mines VIII Soon Be
10 Operation Again.
STRIKE PRACTICALLY ENDED
u-rsb-r. - D%t.rapted E~nEtncers'
orsanfsauoB WIN Vow Become
Members OF tsited Nine
worker. u Aaeri-a.

~spragaeid. IT, Nov 5-OmeiAis o;
.ae iil.no., United Nine Workers -
ca,,l reports Sunday afternoon from
over tie state 70 The effect tia; a
arse ptrcCniase 81 the striking "a.
sloc-s have decide. % accept a ~
suction d. SIS per cent IN wage Anl
slcole members q; the minors orran.
Ea-ou Tao.e mcn vii appear a. ,he
u.nes M1a4ay sai asa to ~ fe.a.
siaile
Wal. the reports o1aaie; w.,h i1s
2iensst made Saturday Afternoon By
Nlcl Taylor - Daayllc president o,
Pc easnecrt 'aa; practically evey
l.lir.ei bad voted ~ continue tae
s,-.lc. iae oGca 81 ihc Unlioi Miae
W4-.lrs ZAP 'aefe is 90 question TIA;
'aq majority q 0c engineer. VIII Sc
-lts % SOFA
Tie engineers a. spt'ag Valley
alerc 1000 miners are employed. haze
voted 20 f,tu-u g. pofL. TAe cagin.,-f
% ilc L. sale Goa. folds Wserc a e
telle- % miners are employed ao
-a,e voted 90 re'lra % work 4rlef
O.. Bees selle Or ihs w|.mins,oa 20
ta-ia.-u coal ae.ss. tao crsaeors ',
l.fc y.'el f1 abide bog tls lsfoca 90
-gl s. lte. ;l sofs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

Helen Gould brought Joy to the
children OF all nations out In the play
grounds OF the Worlds fair nursery
the other day. \ sweet. true woman.
indeed, is Miss Helen. In her love.
faith, hope and charity are personined.
She Is not only the Idol OF children.
but the saint OF adults. Long may she
live. AZ her death no monument will
be required to pcrpetuatc her memory
that will be enshrinej In the hearts
Of humanity. TO be transmitted to pos
terity from generation to generation
80 long AZ time shall endure.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

Now that the worst has bofallon.
nnd Il has become evident that the
world has ceased to attach any further
Importance 70 AlcSlcn as "a factor In
the far eastern war. Gen. Kuropatkin
has been formally created commander
in-ohlef and Alexlen has been sum
moned to 81. Petersburg o~stcnslbly to
give the emperor the aid Of his valu-
able advice. but really to be shorn OF
his dignity ~ yiceroy. and rendered
innocuous by appointment to some OBJ
post.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
MISSOURI STATE NEWS


he eezd botT q nss Rosa Bs,is.
g year Oh. a uhlie servant girl v1s
discovered q Tie osaa Jag'1re 70 The
El1rhs C s-ta Marh1ii. same
county - a cfar8 q boys Sho sers
fattii hcrfi1r
Tie slfi culaaty lad tsta lar
dsref Her ttf-l; ha4 been ct wiz
. shs-p u'tE fzr Of salla san re-
lslns1 10 ,ts fah hef lcf al lad
sssu cut entirely -. ard -lrrs va a
b-iis; hole la Der bead Eri1eares ~efs
f,snufui tha, fhs rd hl4 ua3e = des.
ger1v ~E'flrgic f1f Ae- lie Tie
srglhd vas TRAPPED nsar vhsre the
io3y vas f5l-3 and DE deep imfFss-
sl1a q a mans Shoes Ia The sol
slowed TIA; t.ere hai oesa truisls
fght Tie ouiy alxt,e cezs O. ,he
=.ricrsr ~srs tsa tiOoly !oofpfnt %
Ean shicA ,s: .fon the boy
through re pas'srs a.! = cigarette
foln3 6y he eide q: tie 'e1l girl.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
GEN. JESSE ]. FINLEY DEAD
""e OF " sur'i.ins nrigndi~r-
""nrrni- 81 confederate Army
Passes Away.

Lake city Fla. Nov. Cen. Jesse
J Finley, n Of tho few surviving
bTlsad!er-geucgals OF the confederate
army died here Sunday. Gen. Finley
was % years old. He resigned the dis.
nc ~iudseship Of Florida 10 enter the
confederate army. In the southern
service he rose from the rank Of pri.
'a'e 10 that Of brlgadlcr.general. lie
Nas a member OF ougress three
terms, and held many positions Of hon.
or and trust in this state.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

O. tie 81 sI Cei1sss rris we're az
sss.sd II he CA!.sse r.ilsse a. re
WORKS ,iir vss.e thsy are h.a az
Ger s;rc: servsiiiAece q a zi'sr-i
nat TIE * rigs arrested wsss
t-3Vrhi 10 iks rni,e5 states ,o- in
proper pzrpuses
Pre- a. -if,ca ca. q Sc ph -
r.oyoi Srsfal tss-ss thcta o1as-
l1E q loss g g.. 1nt There vefs Ia
ns-ti,iss
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

The present situation In Europe may
wholly upset the great historic alliance
and plunge tho continent Into dcyaa.
tating war. or II may lead to a sudden
solution Of wars problems. restoring
even japan and Russia Ia pa.
cinc terms That II will be the latter
all the world hopes. but hardly dares
~ 10 far In belief The var clouds ap.
pear rather dense Just now. but .
bright sun shines behind them.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

u O g4a.-.. over he division u g.;
and s.e-s thar they lad stolen ly
breaking ilfo o store az Goriluyiis
Care Glurielg county one fobhef
DO; arI kllei bis o1msale. John
" Br.cl. ciCsofs''oEr. Ky 10 a Voai.
The F3bbef then hold up a iaFsser re-
turning irom ch4frh and robbed him
70 be h0r-e aid escaped. Tee dead
fohbsr g. sail 20 bsl1Hs 20 O pfoz.iel;
kentucky fatally.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
Preacher Ted n Gun.

Rev. John Evans a g. louis rcro
clergy man, shot alI sils. B-l Har-
rlng'on. a member ~ h.s GosE Ta1
aght vas the rtsslt 20 au o,l dispute
between me pastor anl p~aris...l,F a.
90 he money log Hh.ea ora.a hymn
books had been sold harrne 70 Galu-
lac that biz vie had ROT receive! "a!
%. the pf0ce a. agga
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compile fis= vlasai sss:se.


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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

john Eul!y and ] So Bslly. 0tCl.-
cag0. aul JOAN T. NeNamafa % Ela-
as 't'y '1ulus0 rho American
Dressed Beef & ProYis dn Co. WEicl
viii break sronni soon Cor the coa-
strictlon o. another Kansas city pack.
Ing house. Ths company 90 capitalized
az e or'. and will De operated a.
az inlcptudeg concern.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

President Charles ". Elio, u Har.
ward says that one 81 the maia rca-
0 o Tor tho decrease Of 20: students
In tho university registration this
year 10 that more men are realizing tho
need Of boilng down their education.
and are n~nishlnG their college ooarscs
Ia three years Instead Of four.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

Six new banks wcre Incorporated In
Missouri In October, the total capital.
zatlon being $4,000 They we're. The
Bank Of Barnett, the Baak Of Syracuse.
,he Bank Of GaloHa, the Clifton city
bank the Bank OF Commerce. at sugar
Greek. aud the Farmers bank. q,
stephens Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

The indian rhlnoeeros IS nearly eY.
tlnct TLore arc tsJ specimens Ia TIE
London geological gardens ana two on
The European continent Very fow are
left In a via state In iniil and As.
ham. and unless special mrasgrcs shall
b taken for their p~fesaryalloa. taey
will SCOT disappear.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

because her hired man got drunk.
and was thereby Incapable 81 perform
Ing his allotted tasks. Mrs.. Minnie
Muschmcyer. wife o. a wealthy farmer
near Cfeye Occur. -. Louis county.
smashed the large plate s,ass W.alow
Of william Wipko's saloon aad was
hned 81 and Gusts uy Justice Camp.
bell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

u"n wtu ,-r-rt >ch~.iai- Nzr,- a
tpuB ~ spriaga-id.

"a Sale. lii. Noy tn, A1'.,s
c~c-rcsrs employed uy Che Ia sa1g
County Carbon Coal Co aIl return -
work Monday morning usie- .ndiy. !.
W. -auirac;. aad a. ihe uasrs srr,i
1r1n 90 the "sp-.ngaoif meeting name
'y. Csc per cent fcduc,ioa fr1m last
year This mean 'lc feurn % 100
miner 20 work IN ,ais vicinity.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

Out In Colorado charges Of election
fraud have been brough, against
women. and u would seem therefore.
that the .t"rnai feminine" can, a.
has been asserted. follow mans pur-
suits as successfully a. man himself.
u would seem also. that woman sif.
fraFc does not guarantee purity ia poll
tiles.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

John 5. Burns. eN-shsriE Of Dallas
county. Is dead. and the remain wer,
inferred nea Bnfalo He served eight
years AZ United states deputy marshal
in Missouri and Oklahoma. and was
well known throughout southwest Mis-.
sour. He was q Mason. and was
buried under the auspices OF that or
Der.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

Ostrich farming has become one Of
TIE most profitable 81 the Industries
Of Arizona. DO his annual report ,ho
governor says a farmer on Salt river.
who has sixteen hundred Bird. Is
making a fortune annually. Tho Ia.
dustfy is fast hcoomlar ono Of great
commosca a importance
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

october nnlshc4 W her weather rec.
ora IN hhe shap" Now II 0aiy ahs will
pafnli November 70 zip into her ZAP
ana remain tlers. under prescn;
weather conditions, iho Worlds fair
management all Be more ,hsn ~ili.
Ing 20 return thanks.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11
n.mnrlnbi. nc,i,n, nt ru,,o..

As the result Of M OF no most sue.
cessful reiislous r%eyivals In Galway
eouniys history, the Fulton chr!stla.
church gains i2i members
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

The California state bard o. trad.
has voted 10 request the secretary q,
agriculture " ihs United States 20
appoln, . special commission - a.
trftain and report rsyAfIing al agri-
cultural products ihA, caa BE- raised N
The state.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

about entering into what then seemed
to be a hopeless contest. 49,,
"He wanted to know three things
arst what would II cost to secure tho
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

RuIe FOR ST. LOUIS SEATED THE HALVES DELEGATION AND
THEREBY NOMINATED SAM 3. COOK FOR SECRETARY OF
STATE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

~ have charged Mr.. Folk with self.
lsh conduct. charue him with a iacL
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-11

mu ~P~-
10 propos.
Folk. He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
AT THE THEATRES.

s4s.Nho was It that gave the show last
night?" It was Busy 1zzy-Busy Izzy
and a score Of others, all OF whom helped
to make things lively on the Bijou stage
For the remand OF the week the Busy
5Izzyi song. to the tune OF Mr. d oolcy, will
be nllmmed and sung and whist led IN
Richmond. When the audience lett the
Bitou last night hey ca rrled .tfe tune ~
funny little George Sidney. who receiv &c
half q dozen or more encoreS When ne
sung It In the first act. .
The production Is a good one, ana tneIe
are several clever people In 1t besides Mr.
Sidney. Fred yYyckof. III q Rube char
"a decidedly favorable impresslon, and
his work won many laug his. Edward
Clark and Maude Camp bell did an excel
lent bit Of acrobatic dancing. Carrie
Weber. as the French damEel. was very
vivacIous. and made quite stunning
1 Matt. c. Woodward. as the regulation
Weary Willie" of the stage. had q fine
makeup, and his work caught on with The
There were many catchy musical num-
bers rendered. among them being
Want to Go Back to London. My Dixie
Anna. "on summers Might, and nd
being another version Of the inevitable
Florodora sextctte. without which. y
would seem. no musical production has
been launched since the TELL Me. Pretty
Maiden" girls first nodded to an audience.
The parodes sung by. George Sidney
verses before the audience would let him
OFF. The entire rfornance was clever
and well pleased audience OF the usual
Monday night size enjoyed It. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
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Wave Fly and Suffolk. i ss
iE Q :0b Az Ar.--CH1CAG0a EXPRESS s
Parlor Car Petersburg A 70 81 LynchsE On
3 Roanoke Pullman Sieepers RoannldA5,
alumbus, Bluefield to sCincinnatt. 81 AlscSasss
Z to Knoxville. and Knoxville tOs. Gil S@
az; ~ 1'Ae J.EAVE RICHMOND #DAILYf
800 "A. Al.-NORFOLk LIAlTEDS
Norfolk II 10 A., q: Stops,nnly. assPtsIiss
willie. I1ynnhhurg a nd Roanoke. 4;
800 y M-0CElAN., sH0RGSLlM
I burg, 9wavel.y and $2 sunolk c;onnaA
steamers S to Boston. H Provld ence. Me-
Baltimore and Washing on. ss
1925 II. M. For Nortol< and gil sstAt'sss
p CHe 81 MNEW ORLEANS sHoKS
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond r. Lynchby
Roanoke; Fets.s5c-x = f5'n,s SKI gLynotFy
Chattanooga gu, Memphis q nd New OrleaaI
Dining Car $
r. NJ. and 0:1o P. NJ; from sNorfolk8l,
NJ. and 1880 p. ~. taS
Offco No S3s East Main Str cot.
w. B. REVILII satiy III g. HIS BOSLl
Gen'l. Pass. Agt. Dis ~ Passss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
service Iii the collection. OF the bi ls 7, l1e
TORN EWhs used by Lucas IN denlihe
With slowspaying customers. IN @
Comparison Made.

s5ss3is Il Com harrison III M atle. h t I'M H.
IA q - NJ. ~, a. +. v,
@ ute an . interesting diversion. Wsls sk ny
passing Of The, .Wrlttfe Eiior N
around among the Jurors, u. ,1l1 were ere
asked to compure Da,fson' Wrltiilg OF tiie
of Bnsby 70 a note, when was alsos passisa 60
nrounn was lcs.gneu !,
me tWo 20 J., ~
ts name q nnKges5nd f ns
lEeor 70 "l!cil N'
been MADE at elscWifere. 4, ear.
une ~. Wen the Iormat poWer o. IA
tOrney IN OF. DaWspn WIS sii y
Dusb,y With aoser W.T.
ness s sh, DhWsoI
r.,
INA line re sl.ucaAl Whs . htsh /, ~ ~
WllLness 3 .,t,, w ot
3lne aper4 .iiau DEBT W,,i - ~ al
sAi f ~ 81 w III
mem LUCAS i'9
az @ ~, \ 4, ~ dat M,
Lucas testlll,el 70 ma On
~ ~ no, ir - ~ Riishyn credi
~ ~ I'm, wit
tiif ~ aura ~ nraf1i
it,ry ior !, ~
* NJ 3 ,s,ur, et5nnf
M y :, ~
Isis,y, y wv nrodl nrs is.''e
4 "A = =, ~ =, 6l I
Expert i eStln1Or1y.
tt.lara ,yas n ronsfderabie brush over
some a 6lear ms i ragardlngs the shipping
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
BELT Line ]. AT
. ROANOKE LAID ND
Norfolk and Western PITTS Brake
on Tidewater Rail. aa
road
& tsnoc,a, Il Tho I'm 81. p,spntct)

Especial to Tho Times-D ispntch.)
q ROANOKE. VA, March 1.-The track
laying on the Norfolk and Western Belt
Line was completed Saturday night and
yesterday superlntendents Cook and
Riton made q trip over the three miles 4
the track.
A committee OF the Board OF Trade a1,-
spearcd before the City Council uAns COMMIT
Stcc on Streets and Finance this morning
ana requested that an Invitation be ex '.
tended to tho Tldewat ter Railroad 70 en-.
ter Roanoke. "A resolution was adopted
inviting the railroad to come into tho
city, use the streets and alleys on the
50 me terms as other roads. 31
81 Mr.. William II. Doolcy, who was was
stricken with paralysis about two weeks
ago, died last night. aged sixty-eighht
years IL He was Il native Of Bedford
county and is survived by his wife and
Six children. His remains were takenfto
Irving for interment. .I5 3s
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Mrs. M. N. Macon.

iii Especial To- rho Times. Dispatcl)
SStf CHARACTERISTIC LIE i, VA, March 7.----
Mrs Mildred Nelson Macon. widow OF
Mr.. George w. Mncon,dlcd at her home,
"Clover HILL" near Keswlck, S at s $3.50
o'clock this morning. is
She was n member OF one OF the best
to this county from New Kent. IN 1885
no purchased tho plantation. containing
a thousand and forty acres which had
once belonged to Thomas Jefferson, and
which has since been the home Of the
Macon family. t2
4 The surviving children are four sons
and one observation-disclosures Il. Macon, Of
Richmond; j.. s. Macon, Jr.. and Dr.
w. Douglas Macon. Of this city: George
w. Macor, OF Albemarle county, and Mrs.
Frank Randolph, OF Glover Fleldls,".
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ssevofe attack OF grip and. fever. He was
on routogto San Antonio, Texas but upon
reaching New Orleans his condition was
SsuGh that he had to be taken from the
train 10 q sanitarium, whore the end came
even sooner than axpected. rho rc--s#
mains reached charlottesville at 5:40
Soclock thla afternoon, Tho internient to
occur Oh Tuesday. Tic deceased was the
son Of the late 1or. Ntarcellus Mckenzie
for years proprietor OF Il book store at
the University Of Virginia, ai1d was born
and reared IT. charlottesville He lis
survived by Ills wife. who was Miss
Annie Goss, daughter OF the late John
w. Gosss d FORMER clerk OF the County
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|SMORTUARY REPORT.
Clerk O. Grady Completes His.
Renort for February. #

moituary report Tor the mon tn. There
were liz deaths. against Isl for j anuary.
or those who died seventy-fiv were my
The LARGEST death rate was from tuber-
culosis OF the lungs %; the smallest,
typhoid fever. 1 81 died Of pneumonia.
% white and IL colored; 5 died Of Old &c
and from accidents. IS. 4. liz SsS5 n !,
There were fifty-four births reported
for the month. 8ii hi ss sg5t 35:sI4