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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
/ I. COMING CONN WEDDING ]. ] !: n! !,
Marriage Of Prominent Virg inila.r11s
"a Washington City.

1IoLIsADAY, VA. Sept. 6.-John !, z.
Johnson ESQ Mineral 1Gny. an ron MIS-
Viii he married In Wa hington Wedn !, =
d M and arrive in Richmond that evening [lg
for day and from f,e here a Ri e
atives a Herwards returning to reside az
the at beautiful Brentwood farm: near Rae &c
coon Ford on the Rapid,a,n R =, !, : i =
FjiisF one M Of the most popular and prom,
in .ssi Citizens Of Orange county. and 2
succession farmer and mill G ~ hS
bride is a very handsome ana qu ttra -
t niond ma ana and lovely she
has a host q friends in th1e an,,isa
= ~ Ie'hnsons'si Is a.SSnative OF Amelia
county. but for some ten years or more o. e.
mas been in business at the mines near ear
Mineral He Is "a frst-clas's !, man ian una 'ie.u
in the highest est eem by ALL -
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31N&ARKANSAS.
tBy Assoctat d Il Press. )

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. September g.
Later returns tonight from the state
election yesterday show that while the
5unopposed Democratic nominees for
State offices received s per cent. OF the
total votes. the plurality for Governor.
Davis, Democrat, Will be less than 1000
and may drop to 10000. In Benton coun-
.ty. the home Of United States Senator.
J. n. Berry. the contest between Davis
and Myers. may cause a recount 70 de-
ternSt the rcault. 4.
Governor Davis has lost heavily IN
Franklin. Lafayette, Independ ence, Lit,
tie Rover and Lawrence counties. He
has gained in Eastern 8Arkan sas, but his
total vote there will not apparently be
short of the normal Democratic. strength.
as shown in 81 ate elections heretofore. The
next Legisla ture will stand: Senate DEM
ocra to. 81 /; Republicans. 1 !; House, DEM
ocrats, 95: Republicans, 5.
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ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Lily Louise Walton Bride
Of Prof. WV. Bondurant.

49, especial 70 ~ ne &1lmeS-DispdtCn.1
OVERLY, PRINCE EDWARD CO...
VA, Sept. The most interesting social
event that has occurred in. this COM;
munity for; a long time vas the marriage
of Miss Lily Louise Walton. OF Prince
Edward county. to Professor ". w. Bon
dnrant, of Sherman. Texas s, which was sol
emnized atiJamestow Church at s o'clock
this evening Rev. =. H. Davis per-.
forming theAceremony.
x The bridal ps-ty entered the church in
the following order TO the strains Of the
wedding march,. which was played Z by.
Mrs. f. ". Madison: Katherine Vaughan
Mary Morton. Ida Walton and Lockett
2Garnett. Ernest Scott and Dele Weaver
Bernices Bondurant and erbert Bra d =
daM Wahaa and ates RSn
Herbert Bondurant and Grace Walton.
~ The bride ente ed. eaning ,lpon3the arm
efod hnr ,h hs Maz nd1 @
lnard Bondurant The folio win z young
men were usilers: Robert Wilson. Claude
Bondurant, Herman Bondurant. Temple
The bride was ,gowned in white crepe
de chine and carried brides roses. Her
maid Of honor carried white carnations.
white organdies. The church was beau
Immediately after the ceremony the bril-
SNdl pal W LIS I1UlilC OlflllC OIlOCia
was given them from until II p Nj.
after which the ewly welded pair, ac-
5companied BY the whole party. drove to
train for ST. Louis. "a &
After September 18th they. will be a
home In Sherman, Texas. The bride Is
Prince Edward. Professor Bondurant
filled the chair of I Latin in Austin COLI
Slege. He Is a native OF Prince Edward
also and af'ffrst honor pradua te of FEIanlp-
Rden.sidney College.
The following guests from a distance
were presents: Misses Matte Mormot.
Louisiana: Florine Hunt, West Virginia.;
Eula and Mary Atkins. Blackstone; Mr..
w. L. Kabler and daughter, Lynchburg,
Va; Mr. G. d. Coleman and Miss Bessie
Fredericksburg. The presents were nu-
merouS and hands ONE. a45 us3 a.
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ed the first talk OF the engagement.
4 It Is impossible to say whether 1t IS
love match Or not Strong dynastic rea-
sons for the marriage exist Only once
during the last century, in the case of
Frederick Ill, has a Prussan king taken
a wife except from a German princely
house. The emperor desires to bring the
{ Cumberland; Danish, and Netherlands
courts into closer relations with the Ger
man courts
Grand Duke OF Meckenburg-S chwerin,
last Juno married the Princess Alexandra,
second daughter OF the Duke of Cumbef-
land, sister OF the, future queen of Dem
mark. The Duchess Cecilia Is also a niece
by marriage Of the prince consort OF Il Oh II
land. il.5 sl}ls a95i2is.3s 81 t
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WILLIAMS -LIFSEY.
Well Known Couple Give Their.
Friends a Surprise. ..3
E(speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The 'Ilmes- Dlspatch)
EMPORIA. VA Sept. q. Mr.. Carter N.
Williams. Jr., and Miss Hattie Llfsey.
early hour this morning, The marriage
came IN the nature Of a :, great 1,e surprise
3qualntances from the. fact that no inti-.5
nation had been given BY either party Of.
the Forthcoming event. .3t 3f
MISS Lllsey vas 9 re!gening belle n n
all who know her. She Is the second
daughter Of Hon. Charles :, L,ifsey, Of
very popular ,gg eng man and t. the cash
Vile Bank, of this city; = 9 is also a
Of Colonel &. n. Williams, sri the Boyd
III Mr. ali and INF Mrs. williams left on the
Southern train this m9S4rnnF for a. J,
faIo; Nlagara TsTonto,, New York. I Phil
Only the Immediate members Of the fam
lies Of the contra cting, parties were pres.
relatives were Colonel and Mrs. g, y:
Williams Rnd, the Misses Williams. Of
hEOyd on ~ ~ 43}sl * ~
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.SHOCK. OF BROTHER, S.
DEATH KILLED HIM.
Z n. ~ n -. "a. z. u
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(specIal. to The Times Dlspatch.)
II BASKERVILLE, VA, September g.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Thomas G.,
.Rolfe, farmer living near this place
was having some green wood cut to mix
with the dry wood for curing tobacco,
when a large limb from a lodged tree
fell. striking his Oldest son, Thomas c.
sRolfe. Jr. twenty-year-old boy, on the
head, killing him instantly.
Another son, thirteen years old, who
had been sick for several days, died with-
In an hour a fterwards The 5latter's death
being caused It Is supposed, from the
shock on account of the death Of his older
brother,
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5 BY ]. B. Elan and Co, N d; In!
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF G,
That Elegant, Spacious, Thoroughly.
Modern and Exceedingly
Attractive
iMonume nt Ave. Reside nce,.
us NORTHEAST CORNER ".
Monument Avenue and
Meadow Street.
Lot 32x15O Feet, s,5
No. 1842 Monument Avenue.

* BY request OF the owner, who Is declln-S
ing housekeeping, and fully resolved I to-
sell, I'VE shall sell by public auction. on
the premises, on tn URSDAY,sS EPTEM-S
Der 8, 1904. Is at 3 $50 o. clock p. M (, the
above named. ellgibys located. ~ n lew, De-
Gtached. corner residence of three and a.
half stories above basement, containing
about 10 large rooms, with "a all modern
8convenen cess, extra. large colonial par
lor. large and elegant dining room, vide
halls. ha ndsome cal inet mantels. six
\ handsome 25 cha nbers wi til 4 stationary
iva shstands large xii chen. Id undry.
pantry. handsome bathro om. ample
closets. linen room. billiard room. etc.
finished In white enamel, hea ted through
out by improved va por system, electric
and gas light, handsome com bina ton FIX
lures, granolithic3 floor in basement. hand
some front and rear yards and being In
design and construction. one 81 the most
costly and attractive residences in that
choice ard rapidly improving section.
The lot fronts 80: feet. running back With
in parable lines $50 feet to q II alley 90
feet vivid 9e3s s
Terms: Very liberal. ana announced
sat 81 sale; a large part OF the purchase
money at; long time ( desired. The
premises will be open for Inspection at
the time OF sale, and may be seen earlier
upon application to the auctioneers.
J: e. II ELAAIs& co ,,SAuctioneers.s
Sept 2-tds. ls s5
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SEVEN KILLED.
IN A WRECK.
Day Coach Plunges Down En-
bankment, Dragging Dining
Car. With It. i
~. nv Associated press.


$i5si 849a5li tBy Associated Press.) sili ss
MOBDRDY, MO-, Sept 6.---The South
bound Wabash passenger train which left eft
#Des Molnes for st. Louis at 8: 40. 49, NJ.
was wrecked to- day near Pendleton, Mo-.
Killing seven passengers and injuringmorre
than thirty others. The dead MI
j. q. NICHOLS, Macon; Mo. u sSi.
MRS. HENRY FoLcHT,a a Hunting don,
Pennsylvania. I
MRS. c. II. GRAVES. LA PLATA,5A1O
h EDNA PATTERSON, La Plata. Mo. SSl
Mrs, HENDERSON,. 5IaPlata, Mo.
MRS. A5BREN NER, Macon, Mo.
MISS HEBLER daughter Of a. T..
HELLER, Macon, Mo-
Train Well Filled.
The train, which was composed Of an
engine, baggage and smoking car, day
coach, dining car and Pullman sleeper,
was we'll filled, it&being estimated by Wa
bash officials tina there were "a bout four
hundred persons on board. aS355 KS
b Tho train was running at Its scheduled
speed when the accident occurred. The
day coach leSe the track, and breaking
loose from the baggage and smoking car.
plunged down an embankment. dragging
the diner with it, The Pullman did not
leave the track. The heavy dining car
crashed on top OF the coach. and the ma
jority of those killed and injured were
passenger In the latter PIX
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~ RUsTEE's sALE-I the undersigned sub
4 ! stltuted trustee. IN execution Of a cer-3
p Tunstall his VIE. e Il Eliys9n trustee.
ciark' 8 offlce Of the county OF New Kent. de-
fault having been made In the paymsns Of tho
requested BY the beneficiary therein SO TO do
viii sell at puhdlis als on en- premises 30
TEMBER 1904, at q o. clock P.5 NJ. hat lcer-.
tain lot OF land az Tunstall's. IN New Kent
adjoining the lands Of the Southern Railroad
and others, IT being thu. same lot or tract OF
land n the said r. & c. & Tunstall now resides.
Terms Of sale: Cash as to so much as win pay
on the said note and interest thereon from
August cd, 1898. and TO defray the expenses OF
the sale and tho balance on a credit OF one and
two years the purchaser giving his bond. bear.
Ing interest from date and secured by deco OF
trust on said land for tho deferred payments.
This lot or tract Of land has valuable dwell.
ing house wheelwrlght shop. store house and
other buildings on Il. and Is strictly a first.a
class place to conduct the neTSentlle business.
stituted Trustee aY aug IV-Sok
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Successful Sora Hunt.

Z. Mr.. j. P. Green. OF this city. and DR..
Laguna, OF; Porto Rico. have returned to
Richmond. from a very successful sora
hunt In the marshes of the Pamunkey
in King William county. The TIVE gentle
men bagged several hundred of the high
ly priced game birds, said to be very
abundantin the marshes Just now.
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SERIOUS CHARGE. THIS,
Two Well known Men Placed
Under Arrest Last Night,

Dan kaufman was arrested last night,
on the charge Of taking $50 from NJ
tie sHe charge Of taking valuable papers be-.
longing to the Sout fern Club at No. 500
mast Broad Street, Of Which kaufman is
The details Of the affair5 could not be
learned last night, but they vii probah bly,
come out at tho hearing IN the Police
1T Il i Is thought that the occurrence re,
.ferred to arose over "a standing
In d social game at the club, In which
both Kaufman and Baker were lnplir.
Kaufman Mas bailed, hut at a ate hour
Baker WAS sstIll at the station shouse.
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GOVERNOR Will MAKE: .I.
THE 0PENl G ADDRESS.

Z fsnecial 10 The Times, plspatck,)
AsHLAND,igVA. Spot. o. oyernor A.
-. Montague will deliver an addr to
the students OF Randolph Macon College
6 per t & az efp soors aas ssps0fA Y
president r, p, Blackwell. o. the col-
lege, has returned from q trip to the
i ST. Louis Exposlt q !, {,5 III H a s
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OBITUARY.
Funeral az r. e dgar Shine.

5 Funeral Of Z. Edgar Shine
The funeral services OF the lam zen e =
vest erday from Old ST. oJhns Church.
ana we're attended by a large. congre-
CATION the friends and acqaui int e
Of the deceased and his amilfy. 4, J.
rector. Rev. r. a. G GOODWIN. SISTED by
Rev. John Harmon, ?. p. During the
services Mrs. F.. II; Cloves and CAPTAIN q \
Looks IN to Thee and several other
apropria te hymns We're sun g.ss The inter-
3ment was in lakewood cemetery
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,cnao,aIItnIThe 1'imes. pIspntch,

(special ia The Times Dlspatch,)
sPAMPLIN CITY. VA Sept 6.--N1rs..
Warren, wife OF Rev., ". 2. Warren,
pastor OF the Baptist CHURCH here. a tis
at ii ! A. NJ, to-day, at her home, near
West 81 ApDomattOx,s FaSttS r.
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MUM NJ
s5B Acting under "a deed OF trust dated Nos
venber 22d. 1892, recorded In the clerks
Office OF IIenricot County Court. D. gB. al I
B, page 1G9. and being so required by the
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER u, 1901. IT 12
NJ. the property described In said deed az
follows: All that certain ira ct OF land.
with the Improvements thereon. situated
In the count Of $Henrico, Va and known
be the same, more or less. bounded on the
east and west blythe lands formerly owns
ed BY Seldom P. Akin, and on the north
by the lands formerly owned by, Jackson
River. 3l53 I'll "a 55s ri
SIliTERMS-Cas as to- expenses Of sale,8
and to pay notes amounting to IS, 707. 0S.}
and the REMAND Ter In cash. q 53 81
JNO.t c. EcASLEY, 8Admr. OF
r.. b.. Chafiln, Trust tee, decd.
sept 1-tds 81 l.gssa
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Prince George,

tspeciai TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. Y A. Sept. 6.-RiYes
b precinct, Prince George county--Yarrell.2
Sc; southall, / Bland district, Prince Geo.
county-Yarrell. y; Southall, %.
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(specialsto The Times Dispatch)
81 LACROSSE. VA. Sept. 6.--Primary here
what can be learned Btecklenburg has
gone solid for Yarrell.
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(specia1 to The Times Dlspatch.)
rs CLARKSVILLE, VA, Sept. 6.-The re-
suit 81 the primary election in Clarks-
willie, Ia YHrrcll Al, Southall o..
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Lunenburg.

(special To The Times D1spat ch.J
MEHERR1N vAy Sept Returns
southail a. majority OF Twenty-Five over
.Yarrell. The election was very quiet II
Is estimated that one-hundred votes were
polled In the county, southall receiving
about keYerlty.GYes OF these. w
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
MY STOCK OF GENERAL NiER-
CHANDISE,
consisting OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, No
tons, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing,
II ar d w are, Furniture,
Glassware, M die j mes,
Toilet Articles, Etc, Etc,
Collins and Caskets, Sash, Doors
and fWheeIwright Timbers.
In fact the largest line under one roof
In Sussex county. OF rallroadi three (3)
floors, ASxA each; over TWENTY-FIVE thou-
sand dollar business In 1908, books for
proof OF same open to anyone who can
ceptiona! opportunity for any business
Arm, Selling for reason, only my. health
will not Justify my continuing such strict
attention and push OF yore. Terms
a a n. +. MOSS.
BOOKER Va. !,
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Mecklenburp,.

held here to-day gave Yarrell 42 votes
and southall 81. The vote was very small.
1t Is generally believed that the county
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'fspecIal 10 The Times- plspatch,)

(speclalto The TlmesT Dlspatch,) q q
"A BLACKSTONE, Va, Sept, ct he re-
sut e a. Ps4maIy
ecanty, save two 50, small ones Which, ha;x;ss
essn heaTG gye soHi1aa W
reported will Increase Southall i s ma jority
TO perhaps go for the county,
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Prince Edward.

= FARAIyILI.E. VA. Sept. 6.--Neyer was
so. little interest "a ken, In an elect lion In
day. IN all there We're only SOB votes
Dpiled ana counted, o. these southall
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Powhatan.

fspecIalsto The Times. Dlspatch>
SgPEMBDRTON, VA., Sept. 6:-Three
,nrecincts In Powhatan give Soltthall 1O3.
Rarrel ii 10. Three precincts still to hear
from, A small vote was polled. XII
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(spcciai to The Times. Dispatch>
GR1Sl5N BAY, VA, Sept. s-The upri-
mary election held at Rice Depot Pre-
I for Yarrell. ~
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lanes Finney.s

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.l
James Finney, an old Cont ederate veteran
died yesterday nrdrning at his home.
about -four, miles south Of ANytheyiile,
aged seventy-f four years. Il was mem
Brigade, and lost his leg during the war 9;
Many Of his old comrades attended MS
funeral, which took place from Gallilee
Church 5s5.i# i'll fstt3.a ~
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3BrunIlss;,w,,,ick%Co u:

Brunswick County.
1sAHRENcEVILLE, Va. Sept. IA
light vote was cas- t in the primary here
to-day, as follows: Southall. IS; YarrelI.
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Train Well Filled.
The Carter: Case.

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:! 5ss
ra sf hars yoq saen sa
spondent from this place, which BY It's
statements and It's omissions exhibit me In
an erroneous and disreputa BILE $llgfA In the
case Of the Commonwealt IN ys.r y ohm II
Carter ~ ma rried man. NV no was charged
with the betra val OF Miss E hel Forltnes
was procured by the brother OF
the woman for the arrest of said Garter
and the case was before me- justice 1, Of
of the case from the 26th to the N 29th
ultimo that I might summon Miss Ethe
Forlines before me as a w!tness IN SAID
case, as the Commonwealth, was without t
out a case for Indictment. MIR. Ct: !.
Faulkner wa s acting Common Waa lth 8
attorney, and present at che time fixed
for trial, and ! received several MESSAGES
from Mr.. e. c. Goode, the Common
wealth's attorney, not to walt moment
for him. ,.s45 .5ss
on the day Of the trial Mr.. F rlnes,
the father md spros ecutEnr iR the case, In
lsss ia iss ses fs Was MS
ties tininny would ibe. he having q toned
her privately and discovered that the
Commonwealth has no case. The acting
n open court tina tho charge agatnst said
Carter could not be sustained. X Not5wlsll-
ing to subject the woman to unne
5mortifcation. which could not change re-.
SultS,i anu LOT the Sake oI fUeCeItCy. l'ic
courtroom being filled with men and boys,
j determined to dismiss, thu case without
further useless proceedings, which. ! did.
The statements OF your correspondent. In
which he states O part of the facts, and
not stating the other facts IN connection
with the. case and emitting the reasons
for my decision, brings his report to a
direct charge against me OF malfeasnnce
In Office. SFa 5;5i 1t e. ~
If my decision was not correct. the COM
s. .Attorneyihas his grand Jury
and remedies a nd knows his duty.
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5 Especial to The Times. Dispatch)
GRANVILLE. VA, Sept. 6,-Dorsett
'Precndt: southalls votes. 81; Yarrell's
vote, nothing.
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Especial Ito The Times pispatchA
yllle Precipct gave southalf 81, Yarreli s.
Tor congress In the Fourth District.
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
S BY c. L. 4 H. H. Demons
Real Estate Auct!oneers,
S2l Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Neat Frame Dwelling,
No. Az q w. Duval Street.

f. ~ Z u . j
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated July %, 1903, and recorded In D. 3B.s
l1sf G, page 267, Richmond Chancery Court.
default having been made In the payment
go to do, / will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 7TH, 1904,
at s o'clock p. NJ. the above property,
located or, the south side OF Duval Street.
east OF Brook Avenue, fronting ON Duval1
Street nineteen u9) feet and six (62 inches,
more Or less, and extending back an ir-3
regular depth to an alley is rect wide.
This house Is we'll rented to a prompt
tenant and Is Just the class Of property
q TERNfS-Cast as to expenses Of sale,
any taxes dne and sufficient to pay, a a
debt Of $3.50. 100, with Interest from July
20, 1904, balance at one and two years OF
~. G. L. bENooN. Trustee.
spet 2-tds
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VERNON GIVES
BIG MAJOR|NY.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Democratic party as set forth IN The st.
Louis platform. II
The Democrats are making special
effort to carry the State this year be-
cause the Addicks and anti-Addleks's
factions Of the Republican party each
have q State ticket IN the field. ii
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Nottoway County.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.) Il "a sa
CREWE. VA, Sept, 6.--Southail's ma
jarity over Yarrell for Congress III the
Fourth District In NottoWay county Is
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received a7a ana Yarreli 81, giving south-
all a majority Of 24e.
fsnec,a, 3 rhs rl,nes. lolspa teh,,

tspec,a, 10 Ths Times pispatehs)
5 GREEN BAY, VA, Sept. s.-The pri.l
mary elsetioi, here To-Day sa shows :, pol
County INT SHOW i i vote as follows: yotsham
sothall Y e. 4 Darlington
-.SUitTalj, 90; YarrclI 1: Farmville--
6outhall, io1 y Yarrell. %.
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Boydton, Va. Sept. S. 1904.
Haying carefully Investigated the case
Of the Comm onwealth VS. Carter, and
being fully Informed as to the action Of
/ desire, III justice to him, TO state that
In my opinion the ends of Justice re-
.quired the dismissal Of the case. and the
conduct OF Justice Ougger meets with
my approval and communication.
]s Respectfully.
Il f. CHAMBERS GOODE.
commemorative Attorney for Mecklen-
burg county. H q
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DinW.,iddie.

4 (special to The Times- Dlspatch.)
MKENNEY, var Sept. 6.-Only four
Teen votes cast In the primary here I o.
day Southall, y; Yarrell, 2.
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n r. B. Chafin & CO.. Inc,
Real Estate yAuctioneers..E

~ RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF 2s7
ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM RICH
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Especial to The Times, Dispa,cn., 5 Isl
n. NoTTO1YA>Yf @. III, " Al Sept, 6.--In the
Spr,ihmaryIeto day r. q. Southall at this
precinctf rec eiped AZ votes and Yarrell q
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qualifying those who had paid II he tax
for 1893, and were also entitled 70 vote.
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TODAY "wednesday morning., Sept
18th, we will sell at our war eroons. No.,
OH e. Broad Street, beginning 10 80 q clock,
special auction OF about 800 yards New
Carpets. In Velvet. Administer and BODY
Brussels. made up Into handsome Art
Squares and Druggets; 6 uncut rolls Fine
Quality Mating. number OF ingram Drug
gets slightly damaged; Lace Curtains.
consisting Of 4 Oak and Walnut Roll-top
Desks, with Bookcase; mum Der OF Odd
.Dressers,s Handsome Oak Ward obe. set OF
q Handsome CHARTERED Oak Dining Chairs,
Oak and Walnut Bed Room Suits. Double
and Single Iron Bedsteads, with Springs
and Hair Mattresses Folding Bed, ODD
eBedsteads. and numerous other Furniture
etc. This sale Is worth attending. Ladies
especially Invited
THE EvALENTINB$ AUCTIONSCO CO.
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Mrs. w. III. Warren.-

He leaves i've children, his wife HAVING v'il