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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
Public Sales.

Mar. 10 Saturday. Fl. II. Emmsrt rs
special com missioner will sell the
Plotner land at the front dsor of
the court house.
March 10. Saturday-W. B. Lindsay
as special commissioner will sell
the Stuckey laid at the front door
ofthe court house in Martinsburg.
MAJ. 10 Saturday w. B. Lindsay, IS
special commissioner will sell valu-
able real estate at the front door of
the court heuse.
Mar. 10, Saturday, Y, Poole and DIV.
Snyder as special commissioners
will sell real estate at the front door
of the court house.
March Wednesday, II. j. Blue
viii sell stock and farming imple
ments at his home on the South.
ward place on the Opequon near
Mt Zio, church
March % Wednesday, w. o. c, Payne
will sell valuable personal property
at his home in Hedgssville.
March %. Wednesday. w. 8, Myers
will sell stock and farming nipple
ments at his homo on the Getzen.
danner farm.
March "a, Thursday. Samuel Canby
will sell person al property at hi,
home at Johnsontown.
March 25-Friday,J. l.. Hickman will
sell valuable stock and implements
at his home on the Hamilton Hen
shaw farm q niles west of Dsrkes
Vile
March IS. Saturday, ]. w. Stewart
r. H. Stewart. and H. H. Emmer
will sell valuable personal propert,
of the estate of the late w. T.
Stewart.
March % Monday, Mrs. Sallls Ecs
Weigle will sell personality at h eI
home south of Gerardstown.
March IS Monday thomas STROBE will
sell valuable stock and implements
al his heme on the DR.. NcSherry
farm near Greensburg.
March 20. ueaday Chas. A. w. Lee
Dane Will sell personality one mile
west of Bedington
March 80. Wednesday, Mrs Laura M
sutton Will sell personal propert,
at Wiz ebreuuer's X roads.
March Mr.. gJosepb Mes.
l NTH will sci valuable stock anc
inducements at his home on the ole
Morgan farm miles south of Ger
ardstown, during the latter part OF
March, date not yet set.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18

| hereby announce myeelf as . can.
didats for the nomination for State
Senator for the 18th Senatorial district,
SUBJECT to the action OF the Democratic
rimaries aad nominating convention,
Robert G. Burkhart.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
Many Voter.
FOR JUDGE.

To the Democratic voters of Jeffer.
son, BERKELEY and Morgan Counties.
Al the personal request of many citl-
Gems from the various counties compos
ing this Judicial Circuit, hereby nm.
nounee myself as candidate for Judge
subject 10 the action II the Democra-
tic Judicial Convention.
a n.,..i LranlI..
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
FOR AssRssop

Mr.. Editor, Please announce Mr..
NJ. l.. Payne candidate tor the Office
of assessor for the second assessment
district Of Berkeley county subject to
the Democratic nominating conveu-
ton.
MANY Voter.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18

Hon. Cleou Moore. of Jefferson
county, will be supported b y the
Democrats of the Fourteenth Judicial
District for Judge OF the Circui,
Court, subject to the action of the
nominating convention.
Many Voters.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
For Sale.

A very desirable limestone farm
containing about los acres on miles
from Martinsburg. Splendid apple and
fruit land. Good improvements. Prize
and terms reasonable.
81 X Poole, Atty.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18

10 reply to Calls upon me, he.x~by
announce myself candidate for Judge
of this Circuit, subject to the action OF
the Judicial convention.
Frank Beck with.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
ATTENTION VETERANS.

The members Of Berkeley Coun y
Camp of Confederate Veterans, are re-
requested to meet on Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock to attend the funsrs1
of Comrade Geo. w. North, at his late
residence on w. King street.
BY order of,
j. Whann McSherry Comd'r.
w. B. Colston Adjt.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
Announcement.

| hereby announce pyself candi-
date for the Office ofState Senator from
the 18th Senatorial district. subjsc,
to the action OF TIE Democratic Sena
torial convention.
WIN. Camphe IL.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS NorIcE.

Inc undersigned having qualified as
administrator of the estate of the late
oeorge Il. Sperow deceased here by
gives notice to hose indebted to said
estate that the same must be paid at
once and those having claims against
the estate are req uested to present the
same at once with proper authenticat-
ton for settlement.
o. l.. 6perow
administrator OF q, T. Sperow decd.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
Terms of Sale:

A credit o. Q months on All sums Of IS % and
over, purchaser 10 give note With approve
security with Interest from date, Iavss OK. Il t
TIE Peoples Trust Co. Interest RENTED III lyisl
at maturity. oproperty to be removed tlni8i
settled iVr
WILLIAM TEDRICk.
j v. Quinn, Aue.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
B Z
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

j viii sell at my home IL miles north OF
Hedgesviile, on the Warm Spring road, on
Wednesday, March so, 1904,
commencing at 10 a. M, the following yalu-
able personal property.
2 Horses,
horse 1900 Ibs., frst-rate barshear leader. VIII
work anywhere hitched; / hrst-rate brood
mare wall work anywhere hitched; both sound,
6 Good Mich Cows,
o. them aesh, and others will re shortly. i
Dutch Belt bull years old, young cattle.
Al Head Sheep,
20 good young ewes, most OF them with lambs
by their side and the Others Will lamb BY day
OF sale; fine buck
6 Head Hogs,
2 Of them sows with fine broods OF pigs. 4
thrifty shoafs.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18
Farming Implements.

Brown wagon and bed only use d S mont hs
Deering mower good rs new. DeerIng binder
in good order, parshear plows liver chilled
No 40, siier pillow, cutting box good as new
Pennsylvania drill only used onS season. sets
new Yankee harness, brides and collars All
complete; ? sets pillow gears ? sets heavy
breechbands, lot OF double and single trees
Inattock and shovel,lot OF old iron. cooking
stove and utensils, a lot OF bacon, and MANY
other articles not mentioned
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-03-18

Mr.. Jas. Landers of Leelown, was in
20 see u this week He will move this
spring to the Davenport farm near
Cbarlestown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
THE REIGN OF QUEEN ISYL.
u " |. THE TALE Of LOVE STRATEGIC. Y Y

hard BY thae time. / expect ] sort OF felt
It before saw what was zip. Her knights
were ycttin' pretty near tho objective
plane
,Ve went forward nhd sat In Tho bow
for 1 was bcginnlf' to feel fine. ice just
touched my hand oncb or twice.
Thought II was accidental at first, 80
investigated. She want tho kind Of girl
that allows accidents to happen Finally
i had my arm round her waist and she
was lcann' Up to ti,c. didn care how
far out we went to sea, She had to take
Just ono pawn to win.
Pretty soon the captain yelled out.
"pile dit there. now; hero We are, ali
right three miles OF shore Hurry ,,pl
I have date for this tug at the t.om-
bard street wharf 1T 4 SO step llvcly!"
''Wlat'll wo do?" asked Bee.
II dunno" sha said Very slow. an
then, scein' ! wasn't suggestin anything.
she said: OH 70 into the cabin an SEQ
how Matte feels about It," So she went
back.
I was in front OF the pilot houAc them
We'll, sir don't know TO this day
what happened. whether She did 60 In
to see Matte. or only pretended to do. or
w hat SHE said IL she did go In. [ never
uHIeu W dSks al any WY, L EtlleIfilIS
prefer to let these women scraps alone
an dodge the hammers But Bee come
back an she held out both Of her hands
to me-, an looked up Mt me. an she
gays, as near as 4 can recollect.
II don't believe she wants 70 marry
YOU. Williair1, Ain't she fool?' Then
sht begun to cry
Ther L tumblcd. an It was checkmate
for her. caught her up IN my arms,
an I says, kissin' her: Shall you an
me do It, then7 An sho says: "Of
course. sly!''
I went back and called through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03

door: Tin goln to marry Bee, Matte.
Have you gotvany obtsdtion? I.
She says: Go OH an marry her, i
you want to- the sly old thing. ! hate
hope for her is to have you for a nus
band!"
SO we done the act. The captain never
said word about my changin glrls AT
the last minute. but he Erinnad some.
1t was all the same to him, so long as
nc got his twenty, { expect.
We'll. sir, when I come to my senses
/ realized that Bee had saved my life,
ar, l ain't ono to orticise methods of
feminine warfare with my preseryer. But
Zee was a chess player all right IN
vitin' me to meet Matte Kenney was her
openin gambit, an from then on she
lad me cinchcd an / never knew. it, An,
thank God that I married woman with
br aims an beauty that's weather PROOF.
Here comes Mrs. Golcher now; just IN
time.
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a COUNTRY HOME,
BY Bradstreet Peaslcy, Barton Heights
& herself;'I wonder II that pretty, :, litt lie

to herself: II wonder IL that pretty little
white rabbit mamma that saw n the
field Is the one that lays me such lovely
little eggs every Easter | am going to
get up right now and 20 and ask, her.
So UP she jumped and dressed and ran
down stairs in the breakfast room. where
her mother was sitting. "Ala n ma 81, she
we saw the other evening lis the one
that lays me Easter eggs? ! Guess tS
replied, but come on and eat Your break
fast now she added All rlght L.; man !
her break East; then went out In the yard
and gathered some Easter, lilies. put
them in water. and then that evening
drive When they came back Margaret
was so tired that she went right to bed.
Early the next morning. before light. she
hoped up. dressed and run to the door.
Just as she got there, she saw a white
rabbit run across the yard. OH she
cried sit Is the one we saw, and 1t has
laid some eggs and SO It had,
F-1ovd va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03

" Z u l. -. -
irg wifi, them vci!, much ndeede MY
laigcst ono IS nbout olie ana oneIhalt
feet ligll tic smallest Is four inches
one day carried them down on Poplar
branch and lot them 60 hoat-rldihy 4
used Il dish pan for q boat.
Last sn,n,ner5 / had a5blg doll wedding,
I invited two Of my cousins 70 come I'M,
Tina f|sing for It. ! decorated tho
house and table with periwlnkle. honey
sick Arborv vitae and cakes OF all kinds.
After linter the dolls all went over to
ms sisters doll house and had q. big
reception. MY cousins had a doll we'd
ding ChrstinIs and Invited my dolls.
.but could rot go. as had company.
NV dolls are expecting Il grand tlnc
Easter. Thcy are going to have a
donkey party"
III MAMIE ia FItADE,
fetFfat itfEf G5s RverfnOllt VII.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
4 RGAPETS EASTER.

ALICE JONES,
Eenrico county, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03

The morning before Easier Mrs. Rabbit
got up real early. "hecalise" she said.
to morrow Is Easter and must clean
G,ir and get ready go tonight can &c, ana =,
lny como pretty eggs for that sweet tile
gill that lves on tie hill or she will be
so disappointed" @ ~
b So she hustled around and got breakfast.
put her house III perfect order and SAT
down and began to sew.
b Houston woke up early too AS she lay,
in her pretty little white bed she said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
I GOSSIP TOWN,

4
Have YOU over heard OF Gossip Town,
On the shore of Fnlsehood Bay,
Where old Dame Rumor, with rustllns
is going the iye-long day?
1T isn't Tar to Gossip Town
For peope WHO want to go;
The Idleneas Train will take you down
In Just an hour or so.
The 'rhoughtless Road Is a popular route,
And most folks start that way;
But It's steep down a grade; Il you don t
you'll land in Falsehood Bay.
lou glide through the Valley of Vicious
And into tie Tunnel of Hate;
Then, crossing The Add-to Bridge you
walk
Y Selected By Glisp1E AYpELoTTE
Chncoteague. Va,
"MY DOLLS"
have twelve dolls. and | enjoy play
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
Gleanings From Many Fields
Interesting 10
Times-Dispatch's Little People
DOLL AND

Oh. dear! Oh. dear!
Ills almost nine:
The birds all sing;
The sun does shine.
Poor doll and
TO school must go;
& don't see why
WE hate 1t so,
hate those letters:
They twist and turn. Nc
There's no use trying;
Ill never learn.
Hurrah hurrah!
At last It's two!
q Lam so glad!
What shall we do?
Come. doll let's run.
III never go
When ] get big.
It'll 10 school, l know;
But every minute of the day
I'll spend Just as / like-in play
ethel WALK Err DUNN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
THE SWORD OF
ROBERT LEE

THE SWORD OF
ROBERT LEE
FLASHED the sword Of Lea
Far in the front Of the deadly fight,
High DER, the brave In the cause Of right,
+ Its stainless sheen, like a beacon light,
Led us to victory.
Out of its scabbard. where full long
1t slunlbered peacefully,
Housed fronlits rest by tho battles song,
Guarding the right, avenging the wrong.
Cleaned the sword Of Lee.
Forth from ITS scabbard. high in tie air.
And they who saw t cleaning there
And knew who bore II. knelt to swear
THAT where that sword led they would
TO foliow-and to dies.
out OF Its scabbard! Never hand
NJ Waved sword from stain as free,
No ys5 lea braysr band
Nor brighter land had n cause so grand.
Nor cause chief like Lee.
Forth from It's scabbard! How we prayed
That sword might victor be-.
And, when our triumph was delayed;
And many n heart grew sore fraid,
We stlll hoped ON. while cleaned the
or noble Robert Lee.
F9rth,from Is Is; sc I, ~ n vain
r h sStoa ase now f IN sw Us s e asp
Ii sleeps the Sleep of orr noble stain,
defeated. Yet without a stain,
. hr;ondlXX an and GNSa9SSenf9,1ly VINCENT
No. 4os North Henry Street, Richmond,
" u, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
TRIED TO MURDER
HIS OWN '' T A7HER R.
Luther Rawles Confesses the
Crime and Leaves to
Avoid Arrest.


S SUFFOLK. VA. Oct. 22.-Chefs OF 20
lice Brlnkley tonight Of his own accord
swore out a warrant for Luthe. Rn@lss,
young white man Of Suffolk. chArginS
him with attempting to murder his
father. Mr. esse E. RaWles. iasl y hurs-
day night. MIR. Rawles was In his gro
Gerry sore on Dalton tSreet, when tho
boy from the rear door c.red q load Of
buckshot at his Father rom short "a nge,
and infl.cting wounds that may a pro ve
fatal5 Five Of the buckshot $to9k etteet
7 In the arm, shoulder and side. The youn8
man lett town to- night by private cone
Sveyance,9 /, Is supposed, as he leuriled
that he would be arrested. 3
The chief wanted the wa ira nj served
at once that night. but u q was held OF
To late He Will. be prosecuted BY the
Comm onwealEh. He confessed before
leaving town. The night ut rhe shooting
Ebloodnounds were put on the trail and
5trailed to Il we'll, wher they fished the
double arrel gun out One 8toad had been
discharg ed, and one OF buckshOt Wac Sill
4 In the gun. -
IVA 1t was u 8premed Hated attempt OF col4-4
blOOCltd murder, S Sj ,s5 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Political Weather Bureau Bulle-
u tins Show That "Stur-r-nn Cen
tiers Ar-r-e Formin' in Nanny
Parts av tn Country Gold
Wave III Utah-Storm in Chi
Gag Volcanic EruptioypCy-
clone in Wisconsin.
+ By Henry M. Hyde.

3(Author OF '"rhe Buccaneers. Peter
Potter, Business Prlvateer." Etco
Hurry up!' said Old Man Hog e. n.
GONE a-runnng an. stop for not l'in'
Into tn cyclone cellar Wild We an bar i.r''r
TIL dure behind We. Ills turribl.e chances l'''
.ye're takin.
.For why? Well, be COB. haven't Gye
been readin' for tn lasht tree months t;f's
about tn whirlwtnd campaign that was
goin' the swape III. country durin' tn
closin,wakes sav Octobcr7 IT'S been ca m
SO far-r-r. yc5 say? Wull, It's 4 IL cam I
.bayfure 81 tn stur-r-rm-th'8 awful hush
bayfare tn timplst breaks!
Things yar-r-e warmth up alriddy. On
ly5to-day / got a tar-r-r-mers@ bulletin from
TIL Agricultural Department through tn
mails an goin' down on tn sthreet tAr-r-r
this evenin' they was la-a-d as me win
tn Dimmycrats was go!n' to hold their
4convintion for to non"nate a nanlto run
against Mckinley. Now that shows that
tn vota.rs ar-r-e bayginnin to take an
active intherist in tn polithical situa-
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tion. If you've got wake hearst an
can't stand excitement you'll take warn
in an 60 into the raytircminv unthil It
outlets down again. TIL lasht fifteen or
twlnty minutes av tn pendin' struggle
ar-r-re likely TO be tumulchuse.
9TH bulletine isshled be tn po'thica!
weather bureau show that stnr-r-m cen-
tiers ar-r-e formin In nanny parts av
Z tn country.
"4.OGDEN. UTAH, Oct. 15.--A terrific
cold wave str-r-uck this city to-day,
This evenin' turrible bl zzlrd = ragln',
Three fate av Ice covers this surface av
tn Great Salt Lake an TIL thermome-
tiers ar-r-e froza solid IT'S feared tlat
hundreds av Dimmycrats be found stiff
an llfelss on tn pralrles In til mornln.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
six-Day Cyclers Training.

anrunI six dav bicycle race. which begins In
Madison Square Garden. In New York. on
pecember 9Th This yenrs contesi proris a
&, be more interesting than Avers hefor,. The
cresm OF the fast riders nf Americn ssnd
Furope viii try tn win the long race. and the
usual Notwithstanding crowds are Certain 70
The contes, is a team race, With two men.
on each team, ore o. whom must hs @. On tho
aro.her as ofsen as they care to. but mo
man must ride more than twelve hours IN
each day; Last year there were SIX men
tad IT the finish nrd Rohbv Walth,ur, OF
thu Columbia racing team took first prize hy
Il ss Than a Ian. The race Is run on ten
ian hoard tr, TX. highly banked. that rrrnits3
Of n speed OF about forty miles an hour In
sem, of the spri,ts, laps nre negotiated In
about fourteen seconds, which is equal to .;
mile in i:40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Prize Ring Notes.

Martin Dufty. claimant TOR the welter-,
weight title. IS burning for fight t b! With
q tns sas
: is Honey Melody or Jack C.Ktefe. Dury
viii agree 70 make III pounds al the ring I've.
IL spfs So ye Gs af
make 1872 pounds for Eilly Melody who.S
fer taking the money gay my
! o. the read a match with Rube SMITH at
Denver has been arranged for, him q z Z q also
antlcii ates a bout with Dick Fitzpar els Il
Matty Matthews Will meet Eddie Kennedy.
Of ri gtshurg. text Tuesday In q limited rI'und
bout before the East IlttsburE mas
mer, and Is reported to. be IN excellent shnp
The pugllsts have met l}efore. Mat thews ha "
ing been returned the winner after ten rounosS
Of hard fighting VI 81
Tho Yves, End Club. Of st, l.on., l,a: \
FOR a so to take place on November SO, i
was the Intention ut first to + have YanEers
the VIM q ths Ssrsn
training yesterday with Jack O keefe' $
new boxing club has been formed u I, e 9 I
River from Cincinnati. An amphthrntrcf has 4
bee s,sl't IN bathing pa lion q and s9ac-5
en yoam
figure In the opening contest 4, 3B5e va
Jack Root is brandshlng his fist helliserent-ai
~ over Jack O. Bren's challenge Z, I. Bob
Fits immnns, SFild Mccoy ar d Tommy Ryan.
and incidentally doing some -talk'r Nh. Hs
adephian fusliade Of stiff vsrhal J upper.
cuts The gist of his fonversat ton WAS . that
oErIen wanted 70 make money outs'ds o. ,t ne
adephlar would not accept his def loot
is OF the opinion that O. Erien WI be sorry 4
eners the rrS WITH WITH
though Root believes he never Will. Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

Th' lowest temperature iyr raycordeed
outside av acoid storage warehouse Is
preyailn' No rayllef Is In slsht, as SIN
;ltor Falrbanksl BE- campalgnin' In this
vicinity for tn newt two wakes.
(" CHICAGO. Oct. Danger-r-r sig
rrls were .highsled at III stockyar,r-d s
to-day. Blank and anyr-r-ry lookln'
clouds arose In tn east airly In .,
mornin' an came sweepln down over tn
doomed city. In tn evenln' traymlnd-
GUS stur-r,m broke out. TIL display ay
thunder an llEhlnia' Was most terr!tyln.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
The Valentine Museum,
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS, 5
OPEN 10 A. NJ. TO 5 Pi N. X
ADMISSION, sc
FREE On SATURDAYS.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
/. J EASTERN DISTRICT OF YAH

~ ii ~ VI ~ 4I4hASs1si
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VAR
GINA. > 4. 1, n
1901, d. Hogslsne hled his libel In Z o
D.s,re, Court q the United STATS ( ro y
t The Yacht LADY EYELYAN her
boats tackle, apparel and tdratu !, 4,
And whereas. by virtue 81 process 8lisl
due form Of lay g me d r.. nSs fe,lrnI
have seed and takeni{t the sad Yacht
Lady Eyelyan," and have her IN my
sI Notice is hereby given That a District
Court viii be held IL the unl,sd .n =, ~
Va. on The a,h DAY OF no : EN- Bsk,
1904 for the trial O sad Prem,I'se nsrs ana
VINO may have or claim any Interest are
hereby cited e be a1d y sRaw ca,as
any they have. why q hnal decree Should
moi pass as prayed, !. %.
- MORGAN lilp.4f. y. s. MarshaA
BY .muel RendiL Deputy AAfsAaA !,
/ Get 2a-lNot i53 .1j 81 s.s, ~
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FRONT VIEW or THE HOME.
HOGAN ON WHIRLWiND CAMPAIGN.

Balls av IRE swept through TIL air an
ii, noise was deaf'nin. Chunks av
as lar-r-ge as h'n's eggs MI
over tllcrritory more than mile square
an lar-r-ge number av colored people
daycidld that their last hour had come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Locust Dale Wins.

(speelal to5The Times plspatch.)
K ORANfiE VA, octnhrr .2.-lhcust Dale
defeated Rethel Military Academy, washing
lton on the Locust Dale grounds to-day by
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Gin furdtbares Witriol.G Drama.

bel Dem flint Yerionen berIest muir.
Den, ipielte iih Dor Rlir5em auf benz
Boulevard De 9ellepiae in Bdris ab.,
Der 2~Sidbrise 4utider armano Gar.
giliere bate felt LANCER Belt ieiner
ebemaliseu Satin 4nbree SanoeI,
Die ibn perlaiien bate, georobt, er
peroe ii6 an ibr ridden. An einem
Ibeno perltedte er it9 nabe Dem
Ebore Der @erfitdtte, in Der bas
iunse MGofen arbeitet, uno ~ftiitste
auf iie 81, als tie auf Die StraBe bin.
austrat. Nab einem far5en @ort.
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