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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
DIR. ". [. HATCHER
VISITS H0LL | / |:
Some Interesting Bits Of His
tory Almost :, For
gotten.
ONCE A SUMMER RESORT
Baptist Minister Named Bradley
Transformed It From Health
Resort to a School.
ONCE A SUMMER RESORT
Baptist Minister Named Bradley
Especial to The T,mes-Dlspatch.)

s5ss1 ~
HOl1LlNs. Va Dec. 13-ln some re-
spects Hollins Institute is beyond ques-
4ion Inc n,ost bj's t,rioo, o,a ,n+aro.,,,,
49, 49, = '1i.s
he'loo' LOT young women IN virginia.
would be impossible within the brief
3 limits OF n letter In touch The sncces.
.,,,n s,. % a.
:" F'aees " - sio"''' mere are,
however several facts that are valuable
because of their vital relation TO the
f,rst DAYS ~ lie ,,,k,ns a,r
,,a,,,. ~ 'a' s.''sA
4 'to'''s's nus thousands OF friends that
hardly know how 1t came that 1t should
be hid away III such seauqsrered nook
an TIE Roanoke Valley. Nature opened
{ little sulphur fountain. which for iin-
cLroncled AGES poured cut its waters to
an inappreclatiXe world BY degrees.
however, the people who came to that
ntig1horlond got a helpful taste OF it's
fountain. and found sigor In quaffiny
IL EdTaughts. BY degrees the value of its
waters came to- be understood, and nc.
cording 70 the simplicity Of the times,
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/. HEAVY TOBACCO SALES.
Southern Enlarges It's Depot al
notwithstanding Court.


Especial to The Times DIspatch:)
4 N1ICI1E2RIN. VA, Dec. II. The tobacco
sales have broken all records here IN the
past week. The warehouse has been over
full each sale day. and a portion of the
weed has been kept over from one day
10 another In order that the farmers
could dispose OF it. s.
"a The prices have kept UP unusually well,
and every farmer that hrs offered any for
sale has been well pleased With the
are being offered, and.Bth prices have
gone up &as high as thirty dollars this
week. fthe weather continues favorable
In the next few days 1t lis. quite evident
that many thousand pounds VIII be OF :
fered. 80 ~, {yi.I
a large force Of hands are here this
week repairing and cnlarging the sout n
ci.n depot Many new changes will take
place, and the building Will be made nm
mp to-date one In order to accom- modate
the increased patronage.
THE last term Of court 10 DO held IN
this county this year. was held this week.
Only a few cases occupied the attention
Of Judge Barksdnle. and the term only
LASTED two days f54 III 81
heI4unenburg Telephone Company will
soon have ats lines in operation to Black
stone. Tho poles have all becnsput up TO
this point, hut several OF them Were re-
fused because they did not come up | o
specifications, and rs soon as this ma T.
ter L. properly adjusted the line viii be
,lctf n ,f Z e. . ~
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\
langu ges. = me secletary OF me lacunts
ana ana Keeps ,' the BOOKS llke, inc mns1e :,
~ ~ - III. heeu latuls ~ auu
ia .llese sese,a o'ileefs
slu tlcse e,'osol', ~ q .
y = -
ior III the Wy, 81 rui'lili' ~ ~
school business IS Oh hiGil and nohorapl y.
so y sieai business, Is inc ch1et e1iu
PC suio ~ q wore r ma. NJ ne
great qua d that were combined IN
Dr. Cooke nave been distributed IN the
plcsen t. q dn n with the notable
advanta sc that ms influence and example
SUI remain, and thai each department
mas US own chlet at his best ana Tor a.
MS stl me- ~ course, thei SITUATION rs It
noWIls, was GRADUALLY coming for#lons
years before Professor Cooke died.
me actual teaching force IN I1ollins is
thirty, ana 1T ADDS greatly TO the char
acter OF the faculty to say that with
Two .,'' executions al the attention and all
the time Of these teachers is devoted to
their work The best IN their lives be-
longs 70 the school, This IS most dr e.
srabe, It has been long understood that
the catchpenny method Of picking ur
people busy In other things TO teach In
schools, Is p,'crilc device. There is n
look OF permanence and stability and
Ip"tience about jlolllns which inspires
respect.
This school puts on no airs MS a uni-i
verslty, nor would It think OF DOMINIC the
name Of a college It gives no higher
degree than the A. b., and what that
degree means will be readily understood
when II Is stated that out of PSI students
In the school last earonly four young
women received the A.. 3. The two teach
crs who do not give all their! time IN
teaching arc 8ev..Dr! George Braxton
4 fAi.-
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C. Ralph Ludwig.
Il. Hallelujah Billy. who thinks that there
Is money On salvation and salvation IN
{. money, Bascoim RoTlett. si b,
Mrs. Robe. mother Of "T'riss, Merton
RosenbRum. s5338. Y l5l l,5: 5isg z
Susie Smith, al looks and learning.
Glare Evans. IS. 4, 3#5 3 It'll 9 n 4
Miss Penelope Prm. with the accent on
3 the miss, Merton 2osenbaum. s{i, Ii
81 ."r' riss," the angel OF Elder Canyon
Henry Staples.
Miners, co wboys, etc.
The play is for the benefit Of the Re-
treat for the Sick
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"T'riss" Presented Tonight.

& .IHriss. or; Beyond the Rockies Will
he presented at, the 4 cadem}y, OF Music
this evening By. the edmond High srho 9,
Ing melodranu OF Wild Western life,
BASED on thelnher!Innce OF 2
mine by the hero, of which The villain
plans arc toilel by the qaccomplsce turn,
Ing traitor, for Whlch act he is murdered
by the villain, The blame Of the murder
is tried by the local court. But they'll,
lain is finally canght and the n hero .and
heroine are, happily united. the cast o.
charac ters Is ms follows: al
Hank Jordan, II forty-nlner James
Avery. II
Judge Ananlas Ioyet;oddy, all that a his
Nal. Webber, aEhero against his will,
Jack Hamnn, whose face Is handsomer
than his thoughts Alvin iiutzler.
Zenas Crimes, Keeper Qf The BOOST.
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Mr.. +. A. Cummings, a South Carolinian,
but an M. A. Of Columbia University.
It will be pleasant news TO thousands
of friends TO know that.Mr S. W Cooke.
widow Of the late DR.. Charles L. Cooke,
is enjoying the best Of health and spend :
ing her days in quiet and peace-in the
midst other children to the third gem
GRAFTON. Truly an elect lady and an
honor 10 the womanhood Of Virginia.
w EIMlIATCIIER.H
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Statue sof DR.. Davis Unveiled.
fr1,,5 1oraoo

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dec. 14.-Thc
feature OF to-day's programmo4of the an
nual convention Of the Southern Surgical
and Gynecological Association was The
,,nveilng Of a bronze statue at Capital
founder OF the association. The statue
was presented to the city Of birmingham
and the State of Alabama by the asso-
Texas, made the presentation speech.IThe
statue was accepted forathe city by%Al-
derman John G. stony. and for the State
by Acting Governor r. T. cunnin sham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
TO GIVE PIANO RECITAL
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

Miss Belle Johnson. one of the most
give a1rccltal at the High School Friday
morning. AIRS. Guigon, who completely
captiyated tho boys and girls with. her
given another. on Friday, but on account
of sickness III her family she will not sin q
again until some time In January, and
q recital later In the session, Very
coErteously agreed to take this date IN
stead. There Is a rich treat In sore for
the school Tomorrow. Tiki
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Seaboard Pays Big Tax Bill.

4 JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec ia set
Element has just been completed at ITALIA
hassee between the seaboard Air I!ne
Railway and the State officials for back
1879, 1850 and 1881, the amount being sS6.lsl.
The case has beenFpending since 1882 and
has been disposed Of by the payment Of
the entire amount claimed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Christmas Special.

We offer nineteen UP
RIGHT Pianos, elegant
instruments Of national
reputation. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
For $4,000
CASH.

a limited number Of ele-
giant UPRIGHTf Pianos
as a special holiday in-b
ducement. S tand ar d
3 makes, fully guaranteed
by this company. .5
Remember, there's only
a limited number.
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Attended Dr.. Winston's Funeral.

!, .Cspeeial to The Times [ispatch)
& HANOVER c.. IL, VA, Dec. 14-Gcn-
5ertl Thomas J.. Rosser and wife, WHO
have. been here TO attend the funeral OF
DIR. B. l.. Winston, aeft OH the . 80 p NJ.
Mrs. r osser is a sister OF DR.. Winston.
Mr.. ". O. Winston, who has been by
the Bedside Of DR.. 3. H.. Winston. his
the $3.50 p. NJ, Chesa petlke and Ohio train
for his place of business. Minneapolis
MINI. where he is q large railroad CON-
tractor. ii. IS Sef
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.F|SHBURN PREVENTS
4 JAIL j VI !. DELIVERY ] j |.
Slayer Of Dr.. Lefew Stops Col
ored Girl From Escaping
From Prison. MI.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dl spatch.)
ROASO<Tc,s Y Al. Dec. H.-Charles- 4.
tick, prevented a colored girl from escap-
Ing from jail this morning. The door. to
the cell department had been left open,
rion and attempted to get out OF n win.
dow OF the room adjoining that occupled5
by F7shburn. f
. They heard her enter the room and
caught her Just rs she was getting out
the window. s&. &.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05

Ali nations save the worsnlpers or
Buddha eat the flesh Of animals. Even
the lowest and most disgusting to eye
and palate find a home where they are
welcomed. Worms and insects must
furnish food and grace the tables not
only of the poor, but of the rich. Think
Of the gourmet who praises the luscious
woodsnipe, and still more the black
mass from the inside that he carefully
places on his toast and eats with a
feeling akin to generation! He is eat
ing the worms that live in the snipe's
intestines. OF equal value is the ia
nous palm worm Of the West Indies,
which forms one Of the best dishes Of
luxurious dinners. Its near relation.
the grugru worm Of Java, Is said to be
richer still, and more delicate. Nor do
costly silkworms escape the fate Of all
that is eatable.3 Freed from their co.
coons and daintily dressed they are
highly priced and largely swallowed
by the peop'o Of Madagascar.
Stops this Cough and Works of
the Colds.
Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price, 25c. N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05
LAKE. ST, COR, STEVENS AVENUE.
] Note from T Brudeseth to Char.

Note from E Brndeseth to Char.
les Anderson for $125 and interest
Note from Ole Lomen to Charles
Anderson for $50 and interest
Noe from Al Singer to Charles
Anderson for 1874 90 and interest
Also those certain promissory notes
now in the hands Of Burke & Mid
daugh and held as collateral and as
pledge from the said Anderson to
the North Star Shoe Company. the
interest levied upon and which will
be sold being the interest or equity
subject to the rights Of said North
Star Shoe Company. 4
Note from Sam Erickstad to Char
les Anderson for $50 Is and interest
Note from Ray Rupert to Charles
Anderson for $40 and interest
Note from Nils Halgren to Charles
Anderson for $27 nd interest
Note from Andrew P Hawkinson
to Charles Anderson for $50 and inter
est
Note from Ole Holden to Charles
Anderson for $50. SO nd interest
Note from Geo Gunderson to Char
les Anderson for $40. 80 and interest.
There will be due on said execu.
tion on the day of sale the sum of
$s9.74 besides interests at 2 per cent
since May s3rd, 1908, and besides
So, accrued costs, and the cost Of
levy and sale.
Dated January rs, 1904. ~ III
German Rutten, Sheriff.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05

day Of February, 1904, at the hour Of
one o'clock r. m at the front door Of
the Ramsey County Court House in
the City of Devils Lake, Ramsey
county, North Dakota, offer for sale
and sell at public auction for cash,
! the following described personal
property to-wit: Those certain
promissory notes now in the hands
Of Burke and Middaugh and held as
collateral and as pledge from the
said An lerson to the Mons anderson
Company, the interest levied upon
and which will be sold being the
interest or equity subject to the rights
Of said Mons Anderson Company and
its representative and sssignees.
Note from R K I've to Charles An-
derson for $68 and interest #
Note from Casper johnson to Cher
les Anderson for $23. 20 and interest.
Note from Hymen Liberman to
Chas. Anderson fol $34O and interest.
Note from J T Alderman to Char
les Anderson for $23. 20 and interest
Note from J Z Lee to Glerum &
Roe for $32. Sc and interest
Note from John Berg to Charles
Anderson TO $40 and interest (
Note from John Fl Maxwell to
Chas. Anderson for $15 and interest,
Note FRONT D. A P1ete to Charles
Anderson for 800 rs and interest,
Note from David G Ober to Charles
Anderson for ST.. 90 and interest
Note from T Brudseth to Charles
Anderson for $125 and interest
Note from Olels Lomen to Charles
Anderson for $50. 90 and interest
Note from Al Singer to Charles
Anderson for 1884, 20 and interest 3
There will be due upon said exc
cution on the day of sale the sum Of
$3.50. AZ with interest since September
80, 1903, at Z per cent besides So. so
accrued costs and the costs of levy
and sale. + S s.:.5
Dated January 25th, 1904.
Herman Rutten, Sheriff.
47-48 rff~ti 49,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05

State of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey.
In District Court, Second judicial
District .;.5 4
Ripon Knitting Works, plaintiff,
against Charles Anderson ct al de-
PENDANTS a
Pursuant to an execution duly
issued out Of the above named court
against the property Of the defendants
in the above entitled action and
now in my hands, I have heretofore
levied upon, and will on, the 18th
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05
State Of North Dakota, County Of

State Of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey: III.
! In district court, second judicial
district.
Cholpeck Fish Company plaintiff,
against Charles Anderson ct al, de-
PENDANTS.
Pursuant to an execution duly is
sued out of the above named court
against the prop erty Of the defendants
in the above entitled action and now
i'll my hands, have heretofore levied
upon, and will on the 18th day of
February, 1904, at the hour Of one
o'clock p m, at the front door of
the Ramsey County Court House in
the City of Devils Lake, Ramsey
county, North Dakota, offer for sale
and sell at public auction for cash,
the following described personal prop
erty towit: Those certain promlsory
notes now in the hands of Burke &
Middaugh and held as collateral and
as a pledge from the said Anderson
to the Mons Anderson Company. the
interest levied upon and which will
be sold being the interest or equity
subject to the rights of sail Mons
Anderson Company and its representa-
tiyes and assignees:
Note from R K Ike to Charles An
derson for $68 ard interest.
| Note from Casper johnson to Char
les Anderson for So. 10 and interest,"
Noe !. from Hymen Liberman to
Charles Anderson for So. 40 and inter-
est.
Note from J T Alderman to Char
les Anderson for $23 20 and interest.
Note from j 7 Lee to Glelum &
Roe for $32. IS and interest
Note from John Berg to Charles
Anderson for $40 and interest.
Note from John 81 Maxwell to
Chas. Anderson for $1.45 and interest.
Note from D A Prete to Charles
Anderson for $90.75 and interest.
Note from David G Ober to Charles
Anderson for 81 and interest @
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05
ASr,esc OF tho Home.
. q toe Of the Trust
Calumet
Baking
Powder
aaodsrese In prioe-Makos pursss food
WHY KOREA rs NECESSARY TO
JAPAN.
saaoderase In pr,oe-Makes pursss food.

Japan desires Korea because her
population is crow ling the home is
land and must have place in which
to. overflow; because the climate,
the soil, the products, the environ
sments generally, are little different
from those at home, and hence would
make an attractive place for this vver-
flow. Also, she wants Korea because
she cannot afford to have Korea in the
possession of her a1chenemy, Russia.
If Russia should take Korea, it would
bring the Northern Bear to the very
portals of the household of Japan. On
the other hand, if Japan should take
Korea, it would bring the little yell
low man to the borders of Manchuria.
Neither one can we'll afford to go to
war over Korea, or for any other
cause; neither can any nation inter
eested in the peace and future COM
mere ial possibilities of the Orient
willingly consent that war should
grow up between Japan and Russia
over Korea, or from any other cause
In addition to her fine, ice-free har-
pors, which Russia wants, and access
to which she is determined to have
X orea commands the Yellow Sea and
the Japan Sea, and Russia wants no
aggressive power like Japan occupy
ing the position Korea commands,
Korea has fertile fields, genial elm
ate, unsurpassed fisheries, rich mines
and room for growth. Japan wants
these, as we'll as place to stand to
meet the aggressions IF the Slav. Be-
sides, Korea in Russian hands means
"a dagger pointed at the heart of Jap
an. She may be only feinting and
diplomatizing in demanding guaran-
tees as to trade and privileges in Man
churia and insisting upon her rights
in that province, although her COM
nercial transactions with the people
If Manchurhia outweigh those of all
ather nations combined; but as to
Korea, there is no room for diplomat
zing. The vital importance TO Jap
an of this peninsula is realized by
tke whole people from the throne to
ths.J apanese fishermen. The japanese
people are passionate unit upon this
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-02-05

point, and whatever else may be said
or done, there will BIZ war, and des-
pc. ate war, before Japan will will
lngly consent to seeing Korea in the
possession and control Of Russia.
- From" Korea as the Prize of War. I
by J. sloat Fassett, in tho American
Monthly Review Of Reviews for Feb.
ruaIy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16
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