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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

What IL the latest executive order
from the White houser'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
Congressman eirdsall Renominated

Congressman eirdsall Renominatsd
Especial Telegram to Evening Teller
WATERLOO, Ia. May THE
Third district republican congressional
convention met here today and renom-
without opposition. Two delegates to
the national convention were selected
and instructed to vote for the renomi-
nation OF President Roosevelt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

THAT was great victory the gov
eminent won in the merger case"
You bet, the president was sup
ported by vote of four and five
eighths out of "A possible nine"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

Why was ii a great thing for Tim
sullivan to come to congress?"
Because he found out when he got
here that the United States isn't
bounded by the Bowery and Coney
island"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04
SHORT LINE

1Fast Trains at Convenient HourD
ZBetween Spokane and Puget Souno .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

Chamberlain revealed the make up of
the budget to the tariff commission.
Both Chamberlains vigorously denied
all the allegations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

cured. l. ]. Merrill room 81. Adams
block.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-04

John Sharp Williams Of Mississippi
won't get the democratic nomination
for vice president
Why are YOU of that opinion"
Because the south is too busy re-
Numbering her dead men to pay any
attention to her live ones"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
GALL RUN Nu--NE HvoU 8 siy
EaTf1'. 49, ,i5 AND a HAD DYSPEPSIA.
( 8. - \. Bunkn's Case Like Thousands Of
81 Other sufferers s


r Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 20, 1909. Two
bottles OF Palne's Celery Compound con.
lvirt ed mo hat i had at last discovered !. q
remedy that proved "a permanent. cure ior
d. rundown system, nervousness. liver y, T
Complaints and dyspepsia, from which !
suffered untold agony for years: !.
"Cticr so.called cures which I spent
small fortunes on proved wort hless ana
seemed only 10 make my. compli catio al
the more severe For years ! suffered !, ]
was gradually drawing me nearer. day
BIZ day. 10 my last resting place. /.
al Was losing weight ,rapl diy, could eat
put ,Itt|ea'tsr which g. 'Y' Mss n,
Succd almost TO a ekeieton. After trying
several prominent physicians ISL Of wt 1fh
ont IN the ieast benenting my condition,
I gave UP IN despair, believing my d AIS.
of medicines advertised, but they we're we're
no good. ~ 4.
mended to me by an old clyll War vete.
ran, whom I met II a public park. Ills
praise Of the infaIIlbIe remedy was so
great I decided TO Give Il a trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
COUNTY BOND CASES.
The Court Makes Allowances to
Lawyers.
fspeclal to The Imos-Dlspatch.) D

fspecial to The Times Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, N, c., Jan, 26.--Jludge
Boyd, in tho Federal Court to-day, on me
report Of thu master In chancery IN the
suits by Coler and Company, OF New
York. against the counties OF Wilkes and
stanly, collecting bonds, sought TO 20
repudiated, made an order for tho follow
ing allowances, which is only part pay
ment Of fees to be paid out OF funds
in tina hands OF the receiver. subject to
exceptions to be filed within twenty
DAYS. Co.,r and Company brought suit
on bonds and recovered Allowances are
to be paid out OF fund collected, inc
counties only paying the actual cour.
costs. An allowance OF flNe hundred
dollars In each case was ordered by con-
sent to Judge Avery, who fought lhe
case for the counties.
Il Hubbard and Dillon, New York, Ten
thousand dollars; Char,,s Price, Sails
bury, thirty thousand dollars, PLAINTIFFS
attorneys; Kerr Cra!ge. Salisbury, rece!y-
er, two thousand dollars; Clement Manly,
master In chancery, Winston, hfteen'
hundred dollars. tits estimated that the
costs In the shape OF allowances VIA
about consume tho accrpsd interest OIL
the bonds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
#oYsTERMENl ORGANIZE IN ]: ~ |
Form Union to Have influence
Brought to Bear on Legislature

Brought to Bear on Legisla.u'e
!, lspce'eVlI L Il VA. JAM: 2s.-The
.,..termenS 81 this section are oeginhlns
=. in 4 II tako some interest," IN NO
ne az Hills that are being offered.m lhe
= legislature. Tho widespread l'l n..s.ar
=, ~, organization known as ,ne - ~
mons Protective Union 10 me cn'st cn ,,.s
tar mis-. Last week a county union mo w, We
organized in Lancaster county .i-taen
~ ,,, from all but three Of the sixteen
stat,ons In tn. county met at lrvlnssoh;
a,actcd officers for the association. anu
took steps to spread the movement ~
mo other counties Of the Northern Nsch.
Eorty.fIve delegates with creoentals
800, -, nresent and probably fifty otners
We ~ ercsted were present The coloTed
a aennla stat,,d that they did not cx i,
rrenres entation, but that they were WHINE
/, help the white stations n any ma -,
nossib;, Robert NJ. Meekins was en NI"a
president OF the union; WIN w hlle, v.ee'
president; George cottingham, treasusel,
and J.. w. Thomas. secretary. EsIsu,re !.
hnard: 3. S. Hammonds. cnnlrmah'
caorea r. McKenney and L. r. F!en'-
mlnps. ". MOD. Les, Ernest Gres nam y.
and =. II. Baker were. requested 20 !or-
mulate bylaws, to be approved oy inc
aI Rev n w. claybrook, T. G. Newbill
and Warner Ball were selected 70 repre-
sent tho tongmen before the Legislature
The body was full OF conservatism, anu
no hot-headed speeches or incidents oc-
cured. \, -
The object OF this county union rs 70
net In conjunction with the other coun-
ties and at the proper time TO merge
into district, and, iater q sta sta 20 ioasuo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
FIGHT AGAINST TOLLS.
Judge Harrison Hears Argument
in Turnpike Cases,
Especial to The ,rlmes- Dispatcn,)

Especial to The TIn1cs-Dispatcn)
WINCHEsTER, VA, Jan, e6.-Judga T,
w, Harrison, OF the Circuit Court, to-day
heard arguments In the cases OF r, g,
Moore and others against the Valley
Turnpike Company, on demNrrers to the
several bills. The compliments We're
represented by Messrs, Dechert uld
Charles A., Harrison, Of Harrlsonburg,
ana the defendant by Messrs Sipe and
Harris, Of Harisonburg, ana ~, z. Walton
OF Woodstock.
It was protest Of compliments
against being charged with what they
alleged excessive annual toll assessed
against them, and also regarding the js,
suancs Of passes. T he defendan maill-
tsins that y y not assessing an OK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
GIVE YOUR STOMACH
"A NICE. VACATION

Don't DO II BY Starving III Elther-Le ct
a Substitute DO The Work.
The old adage, "All work and 10 play
makes Jack q dull boy applies Just a.
we'll to the stomach, one Of the most Inn
portant organs OF tho human system, as
It does to the man. himself. s3s
II your stomach is worn out aud rebels
against being further taxed beyond its
limit, the only sensible thing you can do
is to give 1t rest Employ a substi-
tute for q short time and see if 1t will
not more than repay you In results.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc will
Ing and most efficient substitute. They
themselves digest every bit of food in
the stomach In just thessame way that
the stomach itself would, were 1t we'll.
They contain all the essential clements
that the gastric juice and other dlges-
tive fluids of the stomach contain and
actually act Just the Same and do Just
the same work rs the natural fluids
would do, were tho stomach we'll and
sound. They, therefore, relieve the stom-
nch, Just as one workman relieves nn-
other, and permit 1t to rest and recuper-
ate and regain It's normal health and
strength.
This vacation idea was suggested by
tho letter OF a prominent lawyer In
Chicago, Read what he says; ~ was
engaged IN atH6 il!oo' '''o'4stttouo ut'e.t
taking OF my life In bringing about the
coalition of certain great interests that
meant much to me as well as my clients.
It was not tho work Of days, but OF
months, was working night and day
almost, when at n very critical time my
stomach went clear back on me. The
undue mental strain brought It about
and hurried up what would have hap
pened later on,
'fWhat I ate I had to literally force
down, and that was source Of misery
as I had a sour stomach much OF the
| time, My head ached, ! was slugglsll
and began to lose my ambition to carr
ny out my undertaking. It looked pref
| N gloomy for mo and confided my
p,ight to ono of my clients, lie had
been cured By stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
| lets. and at once went down TO q drug
storS and brought a box Mp to the Of
flee, 49,.
~ had not taken a quarter OF that
box before I found that they would do
ali tho work my stomach ever did; and
as a rest or vacation was out OF the
question for me, I determined to give
nv stomach n yacatlon, kept rlght on
taking the tablets and braced UP and
went ahead with my work With renewed
vigor, ate Just as much as ever did
md carried out that undertaking to a
successful issue. feel that l have Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets to thank for saw
ina me the handsomest fee ever res
| cclyed, as we'll as my repufatlon and last
llbut not least my stomach.
stuaYt's Dyspepsia u blets are for sale
By ali druggists at 80 cents q box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
THE VIRGINIA CABIN
Will be Again Exhibited at the
Sportsnen's Show in New York.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
REANfS, VA. Jan. %. -Ambler B. Mon
cure, Of this place. will again have charge
5of the Virginia. exhibit to the sportsmen's
show, given under the auspices OF the
National Sportsmen's Assoc citation. at the
Madison Square Garden. n New Y ork city,
from February 10th to March 5th.5 ).
b A Virginia log cabin will be reproduced
In all It's details. Shrubbery and grasses
will be used to make 1t as realistic as
possible. cole hyars" and other game.
furs skins and other trophies OF the hunt
will DO displayed. Uncle Jeremiah Ste,
yens, Pete Harrell and Abram Bolts VIII
be In endance. This class OF the old.
time Southern darkey not only In terests
yNortherners but are also favorites with
the southerners who reside In New York.
sS The exhibit last year We 8 very sue.
3cessful. receiving many complimentary
notices by the New York press: Mr. S.I
hiblt so as to demonstrate that there Is
still a little game left In the Old Do
In fact. to make IT Wor tn
hunting grounds OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
SWANSON in.
Underwater
Announces Purpose 70 Ru,, for.
Governor and Will Get Good
Support III That Section.
THE CRUISER CLEVELAND
Sister Ship 81 the Galveston. Sails
Into Hampton Roads: Man
Ground UpinOil Machinery.

(Spccihl TO Tho TImcs-DlspntchO
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2G.--It ls now
definitely known here that SWANSON Will
1 make the race for tho gubernn i la
nomination before tho State Democratic
Convention. Letters that have been re-
ceIved BY prominent Tldewater vlrr-
txinia Democrats from the congressman
himself Indicate that this Is his de-
termination. it is believed that the
support that will be given Swanson from 9
this section OF Virginia will be surprlls-
Ing, on the Peninsula tho congresstnrai1n1,,'s
friends have been hard ut work Tor a
tlong while, and 1t is believed that ne
\ viii have tho largest support ne mas
eycl5 received on this side OF Hampton
Roads. # u p il :. @ n. :, !. &,
rho cruiser Cleveland, the first Of the
ineu type OF commerce destroycrs 70 DO
completed, passed in the cupes TINS az
tternoon. She is sister shipiIto the
Galveston, which was sent here TON ~
8Trigg yards, at Richmond, 70 DC coin-
4pleted at this nnvy-yard !. !, an
4 - TERRIBLE INJURIES.
1ohn Baker will likely die OF terrible
rounds sustained BY him when ne I, tell
iinto ina feeder machine at the OliVeI
tnefininc Companys plant here ia tls
nipht. The man was literally ground up.
I1is loft leg was rnnngled 80 badly that
4 d had TO DO amputated below the knee knee
y hls fight leg was broken In two places ~ e.
and Inc foot horribly mashed. his r'B ,Nt
nrn, was fractured in two places ny
sustained internal injuries ana ~ sewers tfs$
cuts about the body =.
John w. Bison. OF Clarcm'so ,ni = a.. ~,
wos sarraigned In the United states
court to-day for offering $50 to the he com.
missioner Of pensions for procuring nins
= pens!on Owing to pressure o. puplo
business, the commissioner coulo nos
I rncar against Bilson, and his case was
continued until March. - ,Yr,,,,
IIKED1 NAVY BETTER THAN HOME -.
a Iohn Lewis Davis may pursue ms am
r,t,nn 10 be a sailor unhampered ~ pa
renta, objections. The habeas corpus
,,rnceedlnEs brought by his motne !, WIZ
#iiyes in Birmingham to procure MS ~
ieasa from the service. were qunsneo ~.
dav.in the Fedora: Court. The poltcy 2,
ftM.. government in these cases IS 20 nov nov
he. Recruit in the service to prevent ~, 80
Decentralization. It is UNDERSTOOD ~ . re-
= No recruiting officer In this case naa
4 t hc written permission Of tho 1 mosav.
~, fro lnd,s enlistment He. mmse :.
declared on the witness eta nu ' 4 tnAe = 80
4nYeferrcd The navy to home. j.6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
WAS FINED 500 AND
SENTENCED TO. JAIL Z

Especial to The Times Dispaatcc NJ ,,u,
var Carter, co!orcd, was recently tried
before Magistrate John Curlett. in upper
Lancaster and fined 500 and costs Tor
selling liquor in local option territory
and also sentenced to fifteen days N
iail An appeal was taken to the cou LIn 4
ty Court, !. III, ..s.
John Gordon, q witness IN this ease,
was fined s25 and sentenced to fifteen
days in Jail for swearing to lie., COR
don has also taken an appeal warner VI
Ball and r. J. Downing WIZ lepiesvn.
the convicted, and f.. ". NeWp..s :. a.'o
no. Harris, Jr.,i{ tho Commonwealth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
DREDGING CONTRACT.
Government to Make a Channel
AZ Mouth of Carter's Creek.

WI fSreclai 10 The Times Dispa tcho -. .
United States Government has contra cted q
with Philadelphia firm Of dre eg,s 70
dredge the entrance to Carriers GTeex S., IN
mence some time between now and spring:
The channel Will be dug to the depth {, OF
fifteen feet: The mud taken up WIN l, Pc 9
and q half away. The government engi-
n nee has asked Congress for an a r !. .
praton 500 etties s to pfGteeih ane
naIs wi1i soon shoal1 up, and redredging
viii viii BE- necessary, thus increasing the he e a
timated cost Of, the work. w. 1,,,.
Mr.. Addison Christophe ana MISS ,vir
rinia T. Beane, both of Wlcomico. were
IIn i in marriage Friday at Wlcomico
BAPTIST Church. the ceremony being PET per-
formed by Rev. g. F. Du Dunn vH,.n 1 and
very popular In this section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27

Z Cd with interest, as the decision Will
affect residents along the pike for its
entire nInety-two miles from staunt3n
to this city. III
n. There has been great deal Of contro'
very IS to the constitutionallty OF q Ger.
Il tain legislative acts bearing on the case.
ono OF which went UP to the Court OF
Appeals only to be reversed. The cases :s.s
will be heard on their merits at q later
term OF court before Judge Harrison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
BRUNSWICK COURT.
Resolutions in Honor Of Judges
Hancock and Turnbull.

(SpeciaI to The Internationally
BARROW's STORE. Va, Jan. 90.
Yesterday was the beginning Of the last
and during recess a large and enthusiasts
TIC meeting OF the bar and .cftizens was
held, and Hon. E. Fl Buford. DIT.
were appointed as a committee to draft
suitable resolutions, relative to the ser.
vices rendered by. Judges B. a. Hancock
and N. S. Turnbull In the past and pres.
its nrst term. for adoption and recordaa a
ton. siE 81
Elk Congressman James F. Epes was
on the grounds, shaking hands with his
many friends. and informing them OF his
candidacy for Congress to succeed the
Hon. r. G. Southall. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
THE.EPI|NI||O|RTH
CONFERENCE
Executive Committee to Meet in
Petersburg to Arrange for
tic Annual Meeting.
PRIMO ,GE0R GEi GAME ! WARDEN
The Fire Chief WHO Was Re
Gently Desperately Wounded
Has Recovered.
Especial to Tho Tlmcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Tlmcs-Dispatch) g
Il PETERSBURG, VAy Jan. 26--The OK
ecutive committee Of the Epworth League
Conferences df Virginia will meet in Pc
tersburg tomorrow afternoon to COM
pleto arrangements for the approaching
annual conference. The members OF the
committee are Rev. e. r. Dadmun, Of
Ashland, president; W. II Vincent.
,capron; Frank Talbot, Danvllle; w. r..
stevens, Portsmouth, Vice presldents;
1sham r. Dyer, Petersburg. secretary;
j. H. B. Pcay, Richmond. treasurer; Mrs.
j. w. Grandy, president Of the Junior
department. 4. I'd l.58Sl # Il
a A few days ago, at Prospect Church,
Dinw.dde county. Miss Lucy Patrlo,i
daughte--5 Of e. NJ. Patillo, was married
to 'r.ffN. w iNerson, o nephew OF the late
j. George Tilkcrson. OF Petersburg. Miss
Susie Hill was maid OF honor. The Rev.
Mr.. Clark solemnized the marriage.
NEW GAME WARDEN.
Henry Wisenlan, a well known man Of
City Point, has been appointed by the
board OF supervisors OF Prince George
maglsterial district. q.
Mayor Jones to-day went, over the law
regarding proper safeguards against fire,
and the requirements of the ordinances
will be rlgidly enforced. AS far as known,
every buidlng OF more than three stories
used for manufacturing purposes has
been provided with the required fire
projections. H. sl535
Ellis e. Lawrence. Il for tho past three
Company OF Virginia in this city, has
been promoted and transferred to Wash
ington, D. c. He will be succeeded in
Petersburg by Isaac T.. Townsend. r. s,j
Miss Marietta Rawlings will be mar
ried Thursday, evening to James Bailey.
The wedding will take place at the home
OF the bride-elect's father, Henry C..
Rawlings, in Fleet Street
CHIEF RECEIVERS
Mr.. 2. v. Farley, chief Of the fire de-
partment, who was desperately wounded
several weeks ago by the accidental dis
charge OF a. gun IN, hfs own hands. has
|Hleft the Home for the Sick and resumed
his duties. 5.;s 5
The interior and exterior OF Tabb Street
Presbyterian Church are to be greatly
improved. The Rev.&J. s. Foster is pas
tor Of the church, and within the past few
weeks there has beentH noticeable in
crease In the membegship., 3,G5 q
The local Young Men 50 Christian Asso.
ella Ion will shortlNI issila,Ian attractive
forty page books devoted TO ttl1e work
and plans OF the association.
DESPERATE NEGRO. S4
James stainback colored, was ordered
to leave the grocery store Of j. "A. Emory
because Of disorder. He refused to de-
part, and when the grocer approached
lShim. started TO fight. Mrs Emory came
Ito the assistance Of her husband, but
was pushed by the negro against a ;arge
window pane. which was broken by the
impact. Stainback was soon arrested.
and in Police Court to-day fined S15
for the disorder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
Civil War Veterans Advice M
Saved Philadelphia Mans Life.
Again Despair IL Turned Victory BY the Famous Tonic
CELERY COMPOUND

II purchased two bottles. and before l
had finished taking Il a. change for tho
better ,s,i II, nv condition made It's appear.
ni,ce continued to take tho medicine
and ny health Of former years came
buck rapidly. gained weight became
active and vigorous, and after taking
five bottles Of tho great tonic was
I ii o-day i weigh more than eyer before
In my life, my nerves have gained their
normal condition. and my health in gen
4 erai is perfect. / give praise to nothing
but Painc's Celery Compound, and WOULD
not be without this great remedy IS. J..
BUNl<IN, 1872 Manton st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
BEDFORD MONUMENT. Z
Called Meeting Of Supervisors,
$Rut Further Action Postponed.

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispa tch.)
BEDFORD CITY. " .. Jan, .2e.;EA V. caliea Q
meeting Of the board 9f supervisors Mas
nTt hn Snnpropriationh OF 81, 800 for a Cons
fsderate monument. Il A large attendance
q from Tots all wa part aken
= r,nnru these In order to ascertain the
s s@ens t Status Of sentiment on the sub
opposing the appropria ton. It. was 3 h ,:nt
essi the board OF supervisors until their le!
The committees appointed ~ the Inc y Sos Vatn
erans to solicit funds forS the n1onurnen!
report about one thousand dollars raiseo
thug b far.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
CHASE CITY UNDER
STRICT QUARANT TINE

IA (Special to Tho Times. Dlsnatch
BoYDToN. VA" jan. 2S.-The ToT n
Council % boydton i, net las5 arnn'ggt nif
take ao aIl places Infested with
T Tfa Council auarantined agatnst chase Sc
dty ana JelsSs ysnG tho coun nc MAS has
s snsnr,, n three guards. and they are
n no% posted st ' on the roads leading fFo%,
those points anq rigaia Ths ma 30.
t tna t}this noint and Chase City carried
on on ehorseback, has also been stopped p oy
tie town authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Republicans Of Tenth District 70
Meet at Buena Vista.
/cnac;oIto The Times-DIspatch.1 =

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcn11 =.
sTAUNTON, VA. Jan. 26.-Thee Il, Repu ap-
siona1 District met here tonight at me = .
Eakleton and selected Buena vis Isl Ia as
the place to hold their district consItGi rs
slonal convention. and March ISL 40 eHe
date. go, r,,ttaa will
meet here tomorsow for the np9 nIdER| Pos the 6
cnnnfy mass meeting for the purpose OF
eiecting delegates at Buena Vista.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
Starke-Turnbull.

LA NSEstt; ciEYfi.LH. VA. Jan. 2o,,--st
Andrews Episcopal Church was the scene
tn-oa,' OF a pretty and largely attended
5Wndding. when sallie W. TuInbull. dausll-
t,r Of Hon. Robert Turnpull, became can tne
mony was performed by Rev. Mr., Derby,
pastor of the church.
The couple left Immediately for an ex-
torued tour. ~. 49,. .tlI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
LAST COUNTY COURT
IN OLD AUGUSTA

s1,thsI nsS1nos y YA., Jan. es-Monday wa 3
the last County Court day to be- 1, he'd
II Augusta aud fair CROWD w was IN w aIs
tendance, A Ereat den, d,c 81 WAR %StaErceiius
ana and John 4, Burton and g, Charles New
comb were indicted for lel ~ ytha county.
jdes hI ITO to place on record some expyes-
Sion their regard FER tha s easgG ress
Judge Hon; Lyman, C ~ tfu;,y paseea 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
Wedding Cards.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispa tcEl.)
JIEIESB URG, Va, Jan. 16,-Alrs. Powell
harrison has issued cards announcing
the marriage of her daughter, Miss Janet
klloX, to Mr.. r. II. Lynn, cashier OF the
American National Bank Of Washington,
u. g. The ceremony Will take place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
STEAMER ASHORE.
Her Passengers Landed in Sail
Boats-Ocracoke Also Stuck.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. 20
The steamer Hampton. OF the Old Do
ninion Line, which left here last night
went aground at Tanners Creek. The
vessel remained in dangerous position
ali night. The passengers were taken
off In sail boats.
The steamer Ocracoke and tug got
stuck on the bar trying to release the
Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
Supreme Court OF Appeals,

Ein 9.'G suprams Court Ok Appeals yesterday;
Consumers Brewing 90, VS., Doy!e,s; admin;
e. n pillsr for plaintiff in error and Thons
II, Wilcox and J, l., HUBBARD for d sfendant
] Next cases 10 be called: Virginia Fro and
Marine Insurance Co. " K!Ghmonsd M!Sa GE
assiEnse, va. Virginia Fire aud Marina In
surahce Co., being Nos, ~, u and 70 on ar
gun,ent docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
Moore-Richardson.

III Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
Stella Virginia Richardson. daughter VI
Mrs. M. ". richardson, and sister OF MI;
+. w. Richardson, editor OF the Bedford
Of Berryyillc, at noon, at the home Of the
bride. IN tho presence of the special
friends OF the family. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. Edward R!ch 1Ils