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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-12-01
Oyster Supper.

There will be social and oyster
supper at Harmony Christian church,
Garfield township, next Wednesday
evening, Dec. 7. All invited. l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-12-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Lave Stock.

Kansas City. Nov. 20. - Cattle = Beef
steers, NO5q5.65; western steers. ESQ
AO5; native cows, t2.0OG35O; native stock
ers, ;2.65Q39O. Hogs. s4.OO@4.7O. Sheep.
50. 9Od4.75; spring lambs, ;5.OOd5.S.
Chicago, Nov. 29.-Cattle-Good to prime
steers, t6.00o7.3O; stockers and feeders,
s2.OOaLsO; cows, sl.a5d4.OO. Hogs-Mixed
and butchers, A.5Od4.7O. sheep-Fair to
choice mixed. ,3.5Oq4.SO; native lambs.
A5od6.25.
St. Louis, Nov 2o.-Cattle-Beef steers.
g. O096.5O; stockers and feeders, $2.2gS. u;
cows and heifers, s2.2tG45O; Texas steers.
0.50dI&. Hogs-Pigs and lights, SEQ
40; butchers and best heavy, A&G4.0.
sheep-Natives. ts.7t9475; lambs, N.5oa
600.
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ronoRRow's wEATHKR.
Indications for Kansas for "a Hours
B,xiuning at Econ To-day.

lBuIlstis In REELIoEon once Uindoul
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
with snow fuTisG Colder Friday,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-12-01
Grain


Kansas City, Nov. Enthusiastically.
No. 2 hard. C.041l.O6; No. 3. s9dn.0Rl4i
No. 4, eOasl.O0; No. 2 red, t104di.ob; No. 3,
sl.o1Jl91O2; No. 4, e4096c. Corn-Lower.
No. Z mixed, loa44c; No. 8, 4S0isitc; No
. white, 441f045c. oats-No. mi4ed'
zzc; No. . white. sod0oEc. Rye-steady.
No. 2, 74e. Hay-steady. Choice timothy,
9Oods5O; choice prairie. T.o9sW.
Chicago, Nov. 1e.-Wheat-No. 2 red,
81. 15ik7i l6li; No. red, u.e411s; No.
hard, tiooG1.13; No. 8 t.oedLlo; No.
northern. t1.l5if6l1sit; No. 2, H.o29ln;
No. q tlo19112
81. Louis, Nov. z.-wheat-Lower No.
. red, cash, elevator. tl.0sk; track, n.lSt1;
No. . hard, tl.os6li0. corn-Weaker.
No. : cash. nominal; track, ls04sAc.
oats-steady. No. 2 cash. D5te; track,
s1Na91kc; No. white, NC.
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Pro11ee

Kansas City. Nov. D.-EgTs. D074e pei
doz. Poultry-Hena, TIC; springs. 7tose
roosterH. 175tc; turkeys, iR1telac; ducks
7c: pigeons, PC per doL Rabbits. u.A
per doE. Squirrels. 500 per do1. Butter
Creamery. extra. z1dx3c: firsts, nh9nei
packing stock. iHte. Potatoes. &9soo Per
bu. Onions. ed7bc per ~. Cabbage -
nc per evt Beeta. toe per bu. AppleA
nsu, u-n0&o per bbL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
SENTENCED FOR
KILLING BROTHER;
Remarkable Scene in the
County Court OF
Grayson.
fspeoIal q The rlmes-Dlspa tch)

a Especial to The Times-Dlspa tch)
KINDRICK, VA, Jan. 13.-Tho most
Interesting trial that kas been held IN
Grayson county for some time was that
OF ira Halsey. wealthy and respected
citizen. tor fratricide. lie and his brother;
terms, and on the night Of November 30,
It being the night Of the elesuon n.t wned
their former trouble eliminated IN me
awful tragedy which resulted In Ira shoot
ing and instantly killing his brother Dlck.
ed lru down With q rock and beat MS
tho wounds that Ira life was also de- !;
SPARED Of. 1rn. was closely guarded uht ~
able to stand trial and thea brought to
Independence, the county seat OF Grayson
Ali the lawyers practlciInng at The Gray Z !.
son bar we're empl9yea I nhe, de1enSe p %1s
kins. ]. II. Carrlco, II. II. Rhudy and ~
A. Cox, and the prosecution by ". NJ
Parsons, r. L. Kirby and FL, ~, HatTrlng-
gresham Spencer Blackburn was to APP
pear for the defense also.
n The trial began early In the morning
% % o ocioeK On ' Saturday, the sth anu Re.
suited in Ira Halsey being found guilty
OF voluntary manslaughter and sentenced
to three years In the penitentiary, de ac-
ceptted the verdict and VIII maze AS' no ap-
At the close OF the trial. the guilty man
arose and addressed the large crowd as-
sembled In the court room. and With tears
sion Of the tragedy, and thanked tie
Judge and jury for allowing him chance
TO outllve his awful sin.
At his con clus. on many were seen to be
desire to outlive the dark deed he had
committed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Officers Are Elected.
.fsp.cial II The Times-p lspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dlsp atch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jam a.
The National Bank, of this city, has just
elected for the ensuing year the follow
ing officers: H. H. Wallace, president
Judge A. ". Wallace. vice-presldent;
directors. W. H. Wallace, A. W. Wallace,
c. w. Wallace, w. H. Hurkamp. II. D..
Scott and ]. 8. Wallace; J. Arthur Tay-
lor, cashier.
The Sunday School Society Of the Bap-
fist Church has elected the officers for
1901 as follows: Rev. r. A. Williams,
president: Colonel E. D. Cole, vice-presi-
dent; Captain S. ]. Quinn, superinten-
dent; w. L. Burruss, secretary; D. c..
Cole, treasurer; Rev. r. A. Williams, s.
j. Quinn, NJ. G. Willis. Fl. w. Willen-
boucher, James r. Rawlings. Executive
Committee.
There Is no clue to the robbers who
entered Mr.. John F. Scott's hardware
store and carried off guns and pistols TO
the amount of over 500. Mr.. Scott has
offered reward OF 800 for information
which will lead to the arrest OF the
thieves.
Z A small farm containing 139 acres, be
longing to the estate Of the late James
Haley, vas sold this week at public
auction at Caroline County Court to G.
w. Buchannon. for $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
BOYS WERE
n:i|.OMESICK
Wanted to Join tile Navy to Sec
the Russians and the
Japanese Fight.
OPPOSE '' ':'lE TRADING IRA STAMPS AMPS;
Merchants Ask the Council to
I Impose a Tax--Tllc Mecca
sin Reaches Navy Yard.
OPPOSE
.fsncc,nl 70 rhe Times. Dispatch.)

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NORFOLK, VA, Jan. s13.--NVcsley Nc
Coy. aged thirteen, son Of DR.. Mccoy,
OF Richmond, and Harold Wall, aged
eleven, were sent home 10 their parents.
tonight BY Superintendent Ashley, Of
the Union Mission. The boys slowed
away aboard the steamer Berkeley, Of
the Old Dominion Line. After arriving
they became lomeslck and started To
walk home, but were stopped In the
drawbridge ana sent to tho mission.
rho boys wanted to join the navy so
as to see the Japancse-Russ fight.
,5 FIGHT TRADING STAMPS.
A hot fight Is on between the Retail
Merchants Association and the trading
stamps people, who have descended
upon Norfolk. The merchants have asked
the Council to kill the stamp folk with
license tax
'5-I' FOR ROOSEVELT.
Colonel George Il. Bowden, Republican
national committeeman from Virginia,
predicts that the Virginia State con-
vention Of the Republican party, which
will likely be held here early in tho
spring, will declare for Roosevelt
The Federal officcholders rather than
the rank and file Of the party, 1t Is
believed, will accomplish this result.
Tho submarine torpedo boat Moccasin
arrived at the navy yard in this city
to-day In tow Of the tug Peoria and
the gunboat Yankton, after being ashore
on Currituck Beach, coast Of North Car
DINA, for six weeks The little vessel Is
not SO, seriously injured as was reported.
A board OF survey will Immediately be.
appointed and the vessel will be repaired
at this navy yard. 4" II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
CUT ICE TO GET OYSTERS.
Rev. George H. Ray to Address
Veterans on Lees Birthday.

Especial to The Times-D ispa tch.)
il PORN HAYWOOD. VA. Jan. i3-The
frozen waters make it difficult to get up
oysters, but dealers here are cutting the
ice to get them up, In order to I'LL their
contracts,
The Mathews County Court died with
It's adjournment at noon Monday,
IA clergyman Of some note and humor
entered the courthouse Just before Judge
Garrett assembled the bench to call the
courG to order for the last time, saluted
nm and said, II came to SEQ the old
court die, judge. andrto offer my services
at tho funeral, Judge Garrett Join my
fellow citizens In the wish that your
shadow VIII never grow .ess. Judge Gar-
nett goes up. higher to the Circuit seat;
where he Will find broader things ana
On the adjournment Of the court, Attor-
ney j. N. stubbs, OF Gloucester, offered
plcasan and touching resolutions IN re-
CARA to the dying court and tho efficiency
OF the gentleman. who has presided for
wears with dignity and urbanity and
marked ability.
Tho Lane Confederate Veterans will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
VIRGINIA. BRIEFS.

BRISTOL, Following the shutting
down of furnaces OF the Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke Company; pending an i'm
provement In the iron market. the Vir,
gina and Southwestern Railway. to-day
dispensed with the services of eight engl-
neers and as many hreren.
RONBURY VA.-1ce houses about here
are filled with ice from ten to thirteen
inches thick. All travel by private con-
yeyances has stopped. In many places
the roads. are covered with Ice, and the
mail carriers are having hard time Of
''DANv1LLE, yA.-Mr. w N. Terry, Of
shockoe, one OF the largest eL,Re and most 81
the State, sold 547 pounds OF tobacco upon
the warehouse floor to-day for sl.1GS92,
The prices obtained for the load ranged
from seven to forty-ilye dollars per hun-
bred. r}E
have been received for tobacco this sea-
''WYTHHvILLE, WA three year-old
child named Coley. living on Sand Moun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
5s ACROSS THE STATE.
Proposed Plan Of Virginia Rail
road and Improvement Co.
T(Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times DEpatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. Ia
The committe appointed by the Chamber
of Commerce TO investigate the plan
of tho Virginia Railroad and Improvement
Company in which 1t ia proposed, under
certain conditions, to locate trolley line
OF railroad from charlottesville to Point
of-Rocks. Md. and from Charlottesville
to alberenc. and thence to Underwater.
susrlitted its report at the regular meet
S,n> OF that body last night. recommend
ing that tho Chamber endorse the enter
prise. Tho report was unanimously
adopted.
The committees report stated that at
a conference with Colonel Cary Rufltn
randolph, vice-president OF the company:
1t was informed that 4 the citizens of
Charlottesville would subscribe an amount
eqUg' to $50.ClJ In treasury stock of the
conn any, such stock to be represented
by certificates convertible within Two
years into interest bearing first mort
gage bonds, secured BY lien on the
franchises and property Of the company.
the line as now proposed could be modi-
lied In plan so that the building OF the
same would begin at charlottesville and
proceed thence &ther to Madison Court
house. on the north. ,r to Albercnc, on
tho SOUTH and thence east. In the opin-
ion OF tho committee tho above sum could
10 raised in Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Kirkham- Sydnor.

Especial to The Tlmes-D.spatch,)
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 13.-Yester-
day morning, at the home Of the bride.
in Prince George county, Miss Wilma
Mr.. r. Fl. sydnor., was married 10 George
r. Kirkham, OF Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Q. w. Turner;
Of Disputanta. Miss, May sydnor, or
j. M. sydnor,. OF Prince George. and e..
r. Raney, Of Sussex. county. We're ushers.
Miss Florence Alley. of Petersburg.
played the wedding march. Among those
present were Miss Marie Sydnor, Of
Richmond, and Miss Otella sydnor. Of this
city. sisters Of the bride; Mr.: and Mrs,
S. p. Cole, Of Washington, d. c.: Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Cole, OF Petersburg; Mr..
and Mrs r. r. Sydnor,. OF Norfolk; Miss
Fannie wills, Of Amelia county: Miss
Fannie Alley of Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
NEAR READY
FOR WORK.
Government Engineer Will Soon
Advertise for Bids to Divert L
the Appolnattox
WAS HIS OWN NEGLIGENCE.
Coroncr's Jury Lazy No Blame
on Account Of the Death Of
Charles Kcnon.
(sreclnl to Thc Times .Dlspntch.)

(snecinl to The Times .Dlspatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, Jun. 13.--Cnptnin
T.. Everlcth Winslow, of Norfolk, tho
engineer in charge said to-day that he
expected to advertise by the first OF
February for bids for the work OF d.
vorting the water IN Appomnttox River.
Captain Winslow Is now preparing the
specifications and will have them ready
within few days. He says thnt the
money appropriated by Congress will be
ample to do The work. @
y The annual election OF tho officers of
theJ Francis Bland Randolph Chapter,
noon at tho residence Of Mrs Robert
Harrison.
5a Ills OWN FAULT
The body OF Charles kcnon, who was
accidentally killed near tho city yester-
day, was shipped tonight to Basic City,
tho former home of the deceased, for
sirtcrment Mr.. Kenon was a foreman
OF men engaged In widening the canal,
and was standing too near blast when
It was discharged. He was hurled a
distance OF a hundred feet and died
without reganing consciousness. The
Jury or inquest returned q verdict that
deceased came to his death by his own
negligence.
Owners OF vehicles in the city have
Lcen relieved OF many buggy robes re-
Gently, and 1t is believed that q gang
OF organized thieves Is at work In this
line. Two negroes, Bert Lewis and
David Lee. are under arrest on suspi-
cion, several robes similar to those that
we're stolen having been sold by the
men.
GRAND JURY.
The Corporation Court Will meet in
monthly session on tho 21st. and the
following have been summoned to serve
as Jurors: Grand jury-P. G. Jones, II.
NJ. Lavelle, W. H. Cuthbert, S. S. ELL
OFT, F. ". Booth, T. j. Jefferson, George
w. Pegram, W. 6. Andrews. w. NJ.
Rucker, w ]. Crowder. w. w. Brister.
W D. Tucker. Petit jury--C. b. ALI
good, James r. Campbell, w. w Dom
ran. 1sham r. Dyer, Edwin 6. Friend.
w 3. Frazier, William II. Lunsford,
Wilkes Madison. r. A. Martin. Dr.,
James W. scoggin. A. B. Wood, a. N.
Bourbon. W. III. Dcadmon. n. T. Har-
rison. John r. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcy ". Roper ar
rived in the city tonight from Column
bus, Ohio, and are the guests of Mr..
Ropers father. Mr.. Bartlett Roper. Mr..
Roper is the foreign representative Of a
large Buffalo organization, with head
quarters in London, England, and this
Is his first visit home In four years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
BANK MEETING.
Plan to Establish a Pickle Salt
;ng Station at Williamsburg.

Especial to The Tines-Dspatch)
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Jan. 1S.-At a
1 1.'uics Banking Company to-day, the
following directors were elected: Profess
sor +. j. stubbs G. j.. Person. y. +.
EVAN, =. y. Pcachy Mayor John 4.
j ohm w Jones. y. A. Powers. Boyd
Henry and y. f. Wolfe.
I Mr. 3. d. Penchy was selected to- rep
resent this bank at q meeting Of the
stockholders of the Chlncotcague Bank,
to be held January Goth.
u a committee was appointed to arrange
dedication or tho new bank building,
which Is nearly completed
The II. j. Heinz Company has several
hero looking to tho es-
Enlistment Of a pickle sailing station:
Their object is to secure the planting OF
$50 acres in cucumbers by the farmers
progress thus far in making contracts
with tho farmers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
OBITUARY..
I Mrs. w. d. Smith.

The funeral Of Mrs. W. D. Smith took
Mace yesterday at A. M. from St..
Georges Episcopal Church, Frederlcks-t
burg, Va, Of which her husband Is the
rector Services were conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Wallace. Of the Seminary and
at the grave BY Bishop, Gibson and Rev.
Dr.. Gravatt.- The burial was in Holly
wood.
Five llttt, children survive her.. She
was formerly Miss Lucy II. Powers,
daughter Of the late William H. Powers,
of this city, and sister Of Mrs. II. F..
I.efehvre, Mrs. NV. "A. Powers. Mrs. WI
M. Wade, Rev. w. Dudley Powers, Of
Flint, Mich, and Harry II. Powers, Of
New York city. She WAS a lovely Chris
tan character and much beloved by all
who knew her,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
H. Bane Hartman.

Especial to The -Dispat ch)
Hartman, clerk Of the Circuit Court, died
suddenly this morning While returning
from, marriage In the eastern part OF
town, in company with his wife, he be.
his wife he was able to reach the resi-
ldence Of w. B. Harrison, where his
death occurred in a few minutes. due. 1t
is said. to apoplexy. He leaves wife
and three daughters-AIrs. w. 4. Giles
pie, wife Of the cashier of Tazewell Ma
tlona4 Bank; Mrs. WIKI Ferry. OF North
Tnzewell and Miss Gillette, and one son,
MIR. ]. p. Hartman. deputy County Court
clerk. W. p
He had been clerk OF the Circuit Court
for long term Of years, and belonged
to the largo family Of Hurmans in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14

tain near wythevllle., was, burned to
death yesterday. While left alone ! IT'S
place. and It was burned to a cinder.
: FRED vA.-Frank Bush.
Of Richmond. freight. conductor on the
Railroad, was badly hurt at Cool Spring
to-day BY being struck with pole thrown
from the engine. A physician treated him
and he was sent to Richmond
mer policeman at Pocahontas. died this
morning at his home In that PLACE from,
the effects Of a blow received on the head
BY q negro man January Cd.
WYTHEVILLD, VA.-The Southwest
Virginia Medical Society adjourned tins
afternoon after pleasant and profitable
meeting. The next session VIII be held
at Big Stone Gap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
For New Synagogue.

NJ (SpecIal to Tho TImeS-Ulspatc1II
x ARLOTrESVlLLE, VA, Jan. 10
rho new synagogue OF The Beth Israel
OF this city, Will be dedl-
Gated during the latter part OF the present
Ihe address at the dedication exercises
viii he delivered BY the Rev. ID. Edward
NJ Calisch, Of Richmond. I,
rho old synagogue was recently TORN 'n
down. the site having been sold to the
United States government for Charlottes-
vlle's new, public building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
PROSPEROUS BANK.
Thirty-two Per Cent. the Net
Profit for the Year.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

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CHATHAM, VA, Jan. i5.--At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chat
ham Savings Bank Monday all OF the
officers were reelected. The year was
tile most prosperous since Its existence,
.thirty-two per cent. net profit having
been earned on the capital stock. One;
half of this amount was distributed
among the stockholders and the BALANCE
ateI, following the stockholders meeting
a delightful banquet was served them
and their families at Hotel Bennett. -
number of ladies were present, and the
affair was one Of the most enjoyable OF
rho gen son ssHstf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
4 ARCANUM OFFICERS.
The Salary Of Duncan Memorial
Church Raised.

Especial to The Times-DIspatcho
s ASHLAND, VA, Jam 13-Henry Clay
Council. Royal Arcanum, last night In
stalled the following officers: d. j. e.
Scott. regent: j. 3. Hall, orator; Horace
Buchanan, vice regent: irwin Scott. sem
try: Louis Mass. warden: J. Palmer
Gordon. collector: c. w. Grey. treasurer.
The accounts OF 1903 were passed by the
Auditing Committee. and three new appll-
cations considered.
rho effort OF the Board OF Stewards Of
the Duncan Memorial Church Of the col
mcnt to sl.70o from $1,000 has succeeded.
and the present minister. Rev. Mr.. Dad
nun, Will be the first beneficiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Wilcox-Deylin.

Especial to The Times-Dspatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 13.--Yesterday
afternoon at ST. Paul's Methodist Church..
in New York city, William Howard Mil
cox, of PetersburG,, and Miss Florence
John Sylvester Devlln. OF Now York. were
united In marriage. Percy Wilcox, bro,
Their of the groom, was best man., and
was one Of the ushers The groom Is a
popular business man Of this city. and Is
colonel Of the First Virginia Regiment.
Uniform Rank Knights Of PYth!as.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
BOYS HOME AGAIN.
Went to Norfolk as stowaWays,
But Glad to Get Back.

Harold Wall and Wesley Mccoy. the
two Church Hill boys who went to Nor
folk on the Berkeley Monday night. re-
much wisdom buried beneath their vests.
They got tired Of their. runaway trip
before they reached Norfolk. and we're
glad to be home again. The money for
police Of Norfolk yesterday morning.
They were cared for during Tuesday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley. of the
Union Mission, and the police took them
in charge the next day SO as to detain
them for their parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
DeAKyaFt-Schlegel.

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rERSYILLE, VA, Jan. lS.--Nllss
Lucy Winston Schlegel and Mr., n, ",
dc Kraft We're married to-dny in the
tAdei Stephen Morton officiating,
Tho bride Is popular young lady of
this place, and the groom an enterprisng
farmer of Amelia. lA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
DROWNED BECAUSE
NO ONE NEAR TO HELP
Special to The Times Dlspatcho

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. Ia
Richard Boyd. negro laborer. on 4
scow at the shipyard. was drowned to-
day. The scow broke away from barge
to which 1t was attached and Boyd at
tempted TO cast limo to the barge. when
he trpped and fell into tho water. He
made a desperate struggle for his NE.
but no one was near enough to render
him assistance. He was thirty years OLD.
and unmarried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
CAMPBELL COURT.
Regret at Parting With Judge
Adams and the Institution.
t.. lananlnl IA TITO Tines -pisnatchl M.

LYNcHBURG. VA. Jan. 1.-THE last
term Of the Campbell County Court came ne
bar of the county resolutions were
adopted expressing for. the retiring Judge
OF the County Court. Judge Stephen 40.
ans, the highest regard and regret that
his connection with the court had been
severed The bar also expressed regret
that the County Court system had been
abolished.
Newton Kuypers and Tate Manley were
tried this morning for not paying their
board bills and We're fined {l5 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
GEN. RUGGLES' WIDOW.
Died in Fredericksburg at a Ripe
Old Ape.

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FREDDRICkSBURG. VA. Jan. 10;
Mrs. Rugglea, widow Of the late Genera
Daniel Ruggles, died at her. home here
this evening after brief illness. aged
eighty-three years. She was highly con-
nected and had many friends. Two sons.
George. and Mr.. P. Ruggles. of Texas,
survive her. -r.tf5 WE NtI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
lanes E. Harrison.
(Spectal 70 rhe TImes-Dispatch.S

5000 (SnectAl to The Tlmes-D1spAtch NJ 72--1I
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 13-James p.
Harrison, an aged and respected citizen,
died this morning. Several months ago
he was struck by moving freight car
near DunIop's factory, sustaining among
other injuries a broken hip At the Home
for the Sick, where he was being treated,
he fell and fractured his collar-bone.
Since then he had been great sufferer
until relieved by death. Mr. Harrison
had lived In Petersburg many years. and
for a long time was an engineer on the
Atlantic Cost Line. He was o. brother
OF John II. Harrison and all uncle OF
]. Beverly Harrison. Of Petersburg.
M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
DEATHS.

posuER.-pIod, in New York yesterday
: 'TWednesdayj. January -, 19li, at o'clock
A, NJ. ROBERT s, BosHER. In the sixty
" Funeral from the First Baptist Church TO
MORROW (Friday) at - oclock noon,
JlNKINs. oiled. January. 18th. 1921. a az the n,
residence Of Miss NJ Il Jink'nsi M ~ S9e w n
the thirty-fourth. year Of his age ,,,,.
The funeral VIII take place from the J ahone
residenc TOMORROW lFr!daS( AFIER-
NOON. January 18th, at o'clock,
srAcc,. pied. January 18th. 100. $3.50 p. NJ,
s e MI FssafhPs sl MI T s5!y sFXGa
tho sixty.fourth year Of his aSe.
I, M from yVeddeli Memorial Chapel, Friends
and ecQuaintances invited 70 SlteAd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-14
Haynaes-Burch.

Especial to The imes-Dispa tch)
1 GHATHAM, VA. Jan. 13.-Miss Kate
Buroh, tho pretty. daughter Of Mr.. James
Hurrl'. and Mr.. Joseph =. HAYNES were YER,
Creek Church Tuesday,
The groom Is junior member Of the
mercantile firm Of Haynes Brothers. at
revenue for the Third District last fall
entering upon his official duties on Janu-
arv LIST. 41sff t-#I Mt "