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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
APPEAL FOR ORPHANS.
Funds Needed to Rebuild Memo
rial Hall at Thornwell.

Rev. J. r. Jacobs, one OF the editors OF
the Sou thern Presbyterian. printed at
Clinton, !, s. c., writing to The Times
Dispatch, encloses strong appeal In
memorial dining room hall Of which was
recently burned. The appeal says:
"At half-past no clock Friday night an
alarm Of fire was given and the people
turned out to find that the dining hall at
the Thornwell Orphanage was in flames.
The fire was too far advanced for any
thing TO be done towards saving the build
ing, or even towards saving the contents.
The efforts OF the people were, there
fore, directed towards saving the adJoin-
ing buildings.
Tho Memorial Halt was fine stone
building, about eighty feet square, and Of
two stories. It's tower contained a clock
whose sweet toned bell largely regulated
..he time for the entire town. The clock,
with all other equipments OF the build
ing, were total loss. a few barrels Of
flour only were saved from the fire.
1.-THE sum is fmperatlvely needed. a
subscription list Is going the rounds IN
Clinton When It IS remembered that this
IS the largest Presbyterian ORDINANCE
in America IN point Of The number Of Its
Inmates, 1T will be seen thatfwhat is done
should be done Immediately. This loss
touches deeply the hearts of all the peo-
ple Nothing comes so close to every
MANS sympathles as the needs of the
orphanngc. Here we have two hundred
and forty OF them, without bread, with
out place to cook or to eat.
THE new building shout dbe. begun at
once. and in the meantime the family
must be broken up info small ones, and
each family supplied with adequate edui,-
ment with which to cook and eat This
means the purchase of some thousa nds OF
kitchen and dining room utensils. We
would suggest to2the readers. OF this paper
that they, Immediately. put their: shoulders
70 the wheel and pull the little folks
ont % their dilemma Two or three thou,
sand dollars is needed to-day to furnish
cottage kitchens, dining rooms and food
The fifteen thousand dollars should come
Immediately for the new dining nall.
Vino or mail Your contribution at once
an Il would be doublv helpful.
contributions should be4sent to Rev.
w. p. Jacobs D. D., Clinton. S. c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
CALLS FOR THANKS
FOR BIG BABY CROP
Kentucky Mayor Issues Unique
Thanksgiving Procla-
nation.

HENDERSON,. KY. Nov. 7;-Mayor =.
Fl; Powell, Of this city, in issuing his
Let Is 20 thankful that our eo IL 2 y
OF kernels, Though the surrounding soil,
tickled with q. hoe, is Ching with a
thin soup and cold potatoes, Good Lord,
deliver them!
Oh, Christian men and women. aston
ish the stomach OF the starving sufferer,
with oysters. turkey and mince pie. Adorn
the ragged paupcr with comfortable cloth
Ing. an ounce. OF practice is worth a
pound OF preaching.
Dearly beloved. let,,is play. upon a harm
Of a thousand strlnss anG sing a new song
for the most charming crop Of beautiful
babes ever born in the old town since
creation dawned and the morning stars
sang together. Sweet. dainty. darl ne
ones. like sunbeams In shady places, kick
up your little heels and make of earth u
heaven. @
with charity unto all and malice to-
ward none, ] do hereunto subscribe my
Official signature to the words that have
been written this fourth day Of Eovem-
her" 43S 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
DONE GREAT WORK.
Christian Churches Raised Mil

!. Tho National Convention Of the Chris
tian Churches closed It's annual sess sion
Following Interesting figures were given
out, showing the work done by this body
Of Christians during the past twelve
months in the United States. -, :, (.
church extension collections. SIS, B6; nl!rl-
ssterlal relief collections: 81 562: home MS
sions collections. &eb rs: State missions
collections, s20s0s2: G. W. B. NJ. collec'
lions, Ns7.0sS; Benevolent ssociatio col
icctions. $3.50; for schools collections,
.i53. eSs: m!scellaneous, missions and be-
nevolent o,o0O; total 81 az 81 az: r.. ,.a,,t
membership, .22223. 964.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08

Longevity Of Irlshmen Is proverblal, but
even in that country for a doctor to be
In practice at the age Of ninety, is unique,
Or. Woods, OF Birr. has that distinction.
and at the last meeting OF the district
beard Of guardians twas decided 10
grant him q full approximation allow
ance.
Popular with his patients whom he Wis
tied on n bicycle, the venerable practi-
tioner strenuousy objected to retiring
when the proposal was first brought for
ward He urged that he was willing and
abls to earn his salary and did not wish
to take money from the public that he
did not earn.--I4ondon Globe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
SPLENDID TOURNAMENT.
Grand Entertainme nj, Wnh Sup
per ard Ball, 81 Mehe:r,1.
tspecial 70 The Times Dl.patch.)

kSasbs especial TO The IlHleS. Dl!patch) tE
# HIEHER Rim, VA. Nov. 1.-THE second !
tournament this season was given here
BY the young men OF the village Friday.
the honors offered and the riding was at
times very exciting. AT 2 o clock Major ].
w. Morton. OF keyesville, in a short but
very appropriate speech: delivered the
charge 10 the knights, who were mount
ed, and was arranged. directly in front Of
the speaker. The scene was a. beautiful
one. The knights. arrayed In bright col
no d 5hs ahafge
crowns. Mr.. S. w. Wall, Of this place.
and Mir. Charles AZ Osborne, Of keysville.
were the mTshals. and Messrs.' e.. T.
inedd.aSS George E. Passmore, Emmett
sClutcher, II Dr. F. J. Gregory, Jr.. the
Judges. Those who entered the contest
were Messrs. H. B. Miller, T. G. Haskins,
Charles Jenkins. Writ Wallace Linwood
Irvine, Sam Wallace.J: H. Ward and Tom
Collins.
Miller, who took every ring out OF the
three rides, and crowned Mrs. NJ. e. Gee.
queen OF love- and beauty. Second was
won BY Mr. Writ Wallace, and d. MIS-: IS, Lot
jenkins secured the third and Miss Helena
Coleman received tile crown. Mr.. Lin
wood Irvine. the fourth which was given
aMr.a4T ebe Haley. Of Ontario. and Miss
NAa yllc siulhcS VI
ceved this.
3 The ball was given in g, new residence
just completed here and In the midst of
a large crowd Major j. W. Morton de-.
livered the coronation address
The ladies receiving the honors were ar
ranged in a row, and Major Morton adj
dressed them with many complimentary
remarks and amid applause from the en-.
tire crowd. $500 81 h 4.s Il M
The ball followed and banding was kept
up until early dawn. At eleven o'clock
supper was announced, and the guests
were marched In the spacious dining hall.
where oysters and beautiful meat sup
per was served.
"a large crowd attended both riding and
ball. and all were we'll pleased with the
result.
Tho committee consisted OF Mcssrs. r..
y b. Miller, II. S. Holt M T.. Gee and r.
G. Haskins, while the lady ma ma gers were
Mrs. NJ. u. Gee and Mrs. T. c.. Haskns.
During tho interval between the riding
and ball. the crowd was entertained by
several Of the riders, jumping thlr horses
various heights, which created quite Il
lot OF excitement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
TWO ARE DROWNED
(By Assoclated Prcss.)

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. flames II.
Foote and Alfred Gaines, electricians.
were drowned while duck hunting at tho
st, Clair flats Sunday. and their bodies
were recovered III the north channel In
shallow water about $50 feet from shore
to-day. They, with Alexander Lenpke,
were In shallow water when their boat
began to leak and filled. 'phey started
to wade ashore. Len1pkek sticking to the
boat and the other two setting out m
a different course. All three We're over
come by cold and exposure. but Len1pke
had reached the shore before he fell un-
conscious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
No Time to Rest at 70.

David Rankin, Of Talsio. Mlssourls
farmer king, was given Il handsome leath-
ers couch by some OF his employees on his
seyenty-ninth birthday. which took Mace
last week.
Boys" said the vigorous old man,
i've got a lot of these things In tho
house, but never have time to use
them. Although SO near an octogenarian
Mr.. Rankin drives day after day over
his 5000 acres. telling his men how to do
things and seeing that they mind He
is strl as tough as pine knot, and
seems good for many years yet.-Kansas
City Journal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
ADMIRAL DEWEY
WILL BE INVITED
nv Associated Prcss.l

z: tBy Associated EPrcss.l
4WASHIEGTON, unofficially,
though from an official source, officers
Of the navy on duty at Washington have
learned that the American navy Will DO
invited to send a representative Of the
Anglo Russian inquiry commission, which
will investigate the Dogger Bank affair.
1t can be stated that Admiral Dewey will,
of course, be given the refusal OF this
mission. and his acceptance will be most
agreeable to the officials. The Admiral
has given no ntimatlon as to his decl-
sion should the present programme OF the
British government DO carried out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
CARRIES
!. son FIVE MILES

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 6.--As the
result OF gunshot wound In his foot,
caused by the accidental discharge Of
weapon he was carrying. James Alex
ander: Ashley. twelve years old, while
hunting with his father and two oder
brothers near his home at Oxford, Pa.
last Saturday, died this morning at the
University Hospital. Young Ashley was
climbing fence, when the trigger OF the
gun caught In wire and d.scha. ged the
Toad into his right foot. There being no
medical assistance at hand. the father
checked the flow OF blood, and with the
boy on his back ran five miles to the
Pennsylvania Railroad station.
The boy was put on the first train and
brought to the hospital In this city. but he
was so weak that the doctors were unable
70 revive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Receive Election Returns.

Tho boys OF tho Central y. NJ. c. a.
bible Study Club are i'll high glee. Hens
Erickson, the ma glcian, of New York. Will
DO at the y. NJ. c.. a. tonight with his
shadowgraph work: also Herman Glass
the worlds champion on flying rings
Miss Kate Fuller Is always good. The
election returns will be furnished by tho
Western Union. which has direct wire
into the association auditorium. The
Woman's committee, Will, Mrs. L. .. MIL
Ter in charge. will serve refreshments
The programme Will begin at $50 and
continue as long ms tho people remain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Not to Knife Teddy.

The Allan faction OF the Republican
party in the Third District closed rs cam.
paign with a rally at Sanger Hall Last
night. at which speeches were made by
MI. Edgar. Allan, Jr.. candidate for Con-
grcss and by Mr. ncnry Flegcnheimer a
well known attorney Of this city. Mr..
Miles 81 Williams and others active II
support Of Mr. Allan's candidacy; we're
prcscnt. 4 fairly large audience listened
10 and cbecrcd the speakers as they paid
their respects TO the opposing faction.s
4 report was III circulation ycsterda y
and was received at Democratic head :
quarters that tho Allan faction would
trade votes to-day for Allan as again T
Hanson: that is to say, agree 10 vote
against Roosevelt In order to secure vote5
OF This faction. last night when. asked as
10 the report. denied It and declared that
there was nothing in 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
coNVIcTs. ESCAPE
While Guards Work for Election
Of Their Friends in Campaign,

Especial to The Times D spatch,l
MOUDSYILLE, w. VA. Nov. 6.-The
State penitentary Of West Virginia, just
outside the town limits. has lost two prls-i
oners, &. u,
have been working otus!de on the com ng
election, and during their absence two OF
the convicts embraced the opportunity TO
saw their way to liberty; y was 81 a rs
a life term prisoner. and John Lenstit.
serving term Of three years, had es-
caped, eEs r53a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
BOTH COUNT
ON INDIANA
Republican and Democratic Mall-
ayers SEEM Equally
AZ Sanguil,c.
TAGeART is CONFIDENT
.TAGGART IS C0NFlDE'
Says There IS No Doubt That
the Democrats Will Win.
Divide Floating Vote.
tBy Associated Pre.s.)

.44t tBy Associated FressO sfsi l54+
1ND1ANAPOL1s, November Unusual
quiet prevails throughout Indiana on tho
eve OF election. At Republican and DEM
ocratic headquarters organizers survey
tho results OF their work with sutlsfac-
ton. The Republican leaders refuse TO
change their prediction that Roosevelt
and Fairbanks will carry Indiana by plu-
raltics variously estimated from 2o.too
to 5000.
Democratic leaders confidently assert
their belief that Parker and Davis VIII
be successful In Indiana, but refuse to
make known tho figures on which they
found their belief.
Democratic National Chairman TaRgart
said to-day: II can only rettcrate what
have already said. Indiana Will 80
Democratic tomorrow. shall remain IN
indianapolis ,to-mortow to vote. We
have been able to take care OF every coiu-
ty very nicely. was the way one OF Mr.
2Taggart's chiefs OF STAFF put It when
asked an to the financial condition OF the
Carty.
"wc will get at least half the hoatcrs
OF tho, State, and as there are more than
+(U,UVV OK tnST1. j 90 nCl BEG vi VITA t1!o
Republicans base their high degree OF
confidence" Is the way one OF the State
organizers put 1t. IN all but very few
counties our Organization Is as near pcr-H
feet as It is possible to make 1t. n b
Republican State Chairman Goodrich
said Indiana would go 10000 Republican
and the Legislature would be Republican,.
When asked tonight for last word
concerning tho outlook, Democratic Ma
tional Chairman Taggart replied I'm
diana Ia reliably Democratic. and the vote
will so show
II |. conceded that the Prohibition vote
in Indiana will be incrcaGcd this year.
but this increase is not expected to give
tho Republicans or the Democrats any
advantage.
The Populst vote Is expected to exert
less influence than previously.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
MINING ENGINEERS
RETURN TO UNION
(By AssocIated Press.

AHhUCIUVeU TE6Sb'J
LASALLlE, ILL, November 1.-The
Hoisting Engineers Union in Illinois Is
a thing OF the past All tho coal mines
in this district resumed operations to-day
as II there had been no strike. Old en-
gineers have returned TO work and have
Joined the MIXERS Union. Telegranls
were received last evening from officials
OF the Ens neers' Union ordering them
to return to work at the scale OF wages
offered BY the Operators Association,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
OFFICERS HAVE NOW
GIVEN UP SEARCH
(By Associated Press.

CASPER, sWYO.. Nov. 7.--Shcriff Webb
and party returned to Casper this after
noon from the northwest, where they
went in pursuit Of the bandits who held
up the First National Bank, OF Cody and
killed Cashier Middaugl. Not trace OF
tho outlaws was discovered and 1t is tho
opinion Of the officers that they have
escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Defeated Fifth Street,

little Filth Street team yesterday after
noon IN fast and exciting game, by the
score Of is to S. The features OF the game
We're the good ground-gaining of Fergus
and McRee and also the good end runs
OF b, Louis. Catesby Jones played a good
game at quarter. James McRee was
Knocked cut and was replaced by Mars
shall. Desnort. played good game for
the Fifth Street eleven,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Goes Home to Vote.

Mr.. lIunton Wood. OF Rappahannock
county, member of the House OF Dele
gates, who has been in the city for some
months, left last night for his homo IN
Hay Mr. Wood announced last night
that he had sold pair OF driving horses
to s. Is. Stratton. OF Mount Vernon. n. X.
for $3.50. and has shipped them to the
in this city while their owner was here.
are Virginia bred chestnut roadsters, each,
15l-o hands high. and named Dan Purdy
and Bessie Allen. {t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
STEAMER BEN CLUNE
HAS BEEN RECOVERED

(By Associated Press)
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, November IL
The British steamer Ben Clume, which
went ashore October 21st, on the Grand
Cnymnn Reef was pulled off November
4th by the wrecklng tug Premier. and ar
riy ed hero tom ,ght, leaking.
The German steamer Allegheny, Is sail
ashore outside this harbor. Her cargo
is being removed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Students Have Sympathy.
(Rv AssocIated Pre-

VIENNA. November 1.-THE German
students Of the University engaged IN
a demonstration to-day In sympathy
with their compatrlots at innsbruck. The
studen marched In process on 20 the
Reichsrath building. and assembled pe- I
fore the university.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Inspect the Police To-day. :

The regular fall inspection Of the police
force viii he held OF 4 o'cllpek this aft e.
inspect the Officers { the two station
ho,,s es, and inmediat ely after the In
speetion the board VIII meet In regu!ar
,nleetir,g hing but ROUTING
IS lunderstood q member Of the force will
tender his resigna ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
CONVICTED or HAVING
IMPERSONATED OTHERS
lBy Associated Press.

e BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 7,--state, Rep
resentative Thomas F, Curley' and: Alder
man James NJ, Curley, We're sentenced to-
day In the United States Circuit Court to
serve two months In jail having I'M
personated others at a civil service ex-.
animation. James J. Hughes and Bar
tholomew Fahey also received similar
sentence The two latter were the men
whom the Curleys had impersonated at
the examination,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
New Odd-Fellows' Lodge.

Especial to The Times. pi.pateh.l
WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov. lion Friday
night New Market Ladge. i. o. o. r.. No.
a aai at New Market, was instituted, ard
the following officers were elected Il,
D. Grabill. noble grand; s. g. Coco. ylcss-
Ter. treasurer, NJ, e, stickley. warden: Z.
III. Wise, conductor; u. =. Tdler, inside
guardian, Rev. NJ, A. ke!ffer. acting as
installing officer,
shin Of twentV-Six. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
/. Tomorrow Donation Day,

Tomorrow will be donation day ~ the,
Infants' Home, Thirty.seco sid CLAY
Streets. The ladies' will gladly accept any
articls nav Or old. such as CLOTHES. cooking
ntensils and Thermometers &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
IMPORTANT CASE is
ABRUPTLY ENDED.
DIV Associated Press.

n PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE sensational trial
OF Colonel 8. pautrictl and Roll!n ard
Captains Francois and Mareschal, offs
bureau, charged With approprintlng, flnds8
which we're used to secure evidence AZ atnst
Dreyfus, came to an a brAptI end at noon
to-day when tho SOY ernment's represen tal-
case, The result Is q ttributed to- the egi-
.depce OK Mnrqniy de Gal at.S formeE war
min ilter. exon eratlnS the accused officers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Personals and Briefs.

4 Mr., George A. Mitchell. OF Portsmouth.
was the guest at his brother, Rev. ]. W,
Mitchell last week.
Mr., Lewis II. Foos, who has been crlti-
cally III for some time at his home. No.
12s South Fourth Street, Is slightly Inn
proved, His wife, Mrs. Calle Foos, Is
still very Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
NAN PA'IlERS0N'S
TRIAL DAY FIXED

(By Associated Presa)
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE trial
of Nan Patterson, who has been IN
Tombs prison since last June. charged
with the murder Of Caesar Young. will
begin November l4th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
neak AmArlnan formulated SUGAR. Id. BIC


eest Carolina Rice, pound. ..........,,.5c
Small California Hams, pound.........sc
Best Canned sugar Corn, 4 cans. use
Sn,lthileId Hams, out,d...........t,b. 15c
cleaned currants, lib packases....q.. SC
New Navy Beans, quarts.
Matches, dozen boxes. .....a..........4c
New Buckwheas lbs for............25c
New eoneless Goldfish, pound... ...... &c
Lemon and orage Peel, lb..... ..12kc
Oyster Crackers and Cracker Dust, IL. Sc
Lion and cafdova Coffee, lb........,t2hc
MaearonI and Spaghetti, lb............ 80
Arbuckies ArIosa Coffee, pound,....13
New Hawkeye Rolled Oats, pkg.....,.ee
Va, Comb Honey, 2 lbs. .............25 Csc
Small California Hams, d.........ec
snow FIako Patent Family Flour, 3ec.
or barrel .......... ...... .......$5.75
White A sugar, und................@hc
Banner Condensed MIX, 8 cans for. ;. Csc
New Aomlny and orts, lbs for. &C
BEST city Meal. per peck, 1885,, or
New Clipped Herrlngs, 3 dozen for. csc
Try our silver King Flour, best In
.iie world, 500. or, barrel. 6,15
Gibson XXX, MI. Vernon, Oscar
Pepper Old Brands Whlskey, bottle .75c
s.ib Jars Home Made Preserves. .....1ac
Blackberry or catawba Wine, quart tie
F airpanks's Ark Soap. u bars for. -. CSC
Good Green or Mixed Tea. tb......... SOC
Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon...........2o zoe
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound. .........7c
Home Made Mlnce Meat pound. ..... 90
seeded RalsIns. ID packages. Sc
Du,fy's Malt Whisky, per bottle. 600
S, uLLmAh'S SON /,
iMaln.strcet storeo, 1920. 1922 East Main
street; Marshall. Street store, sos e.
Marshall Street.
'Phones at DIR Two Stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
MAN SHOT CAN
HARDLY RECOVER
fBv Asso,Ia ted Press

tBy Assocla ted Prcss.)
HARTFORD CITY. IND, Nov. 7.--Oll!e 4
during an encounter with President Piul8
st. Peter, OF Il. A. 800. *. Of T., and ;
Patrick MCCALL. member, Of the same
glass workers union. is still alive. but no s
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Richmond Academy.

-rhe Richmond Academy Of Mediclnee
and Surgery VIII meet I oS:;nighs "a at =
&. Brown, III, IS the leader Or, william
r. Jones viii discuss Mr., Browne paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Republicans Last Rally.

Tho Hanson faction OF the Republican
party in this city closed Its campaign last
night with A rousng meeting AT Nelson's
Hall In Fulton. a crowd estimated at
from so to $50 persons attended the rally.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Roy r..
Cabell. Mr.. George a. Hanson and Mr..
John NJ. Ryalt
Mr.. Cabell and Mr.. Hanson discussed
the platfor mand candidates OF the two
parties and pleaded for protection and
prosperity. AR, Ryall. who made the cos
Ing speech, Is an. effective campaisner,
and aroused tho enthusiasm OF his audi
cnce by his sharp thrus,s and well told
anecdotes with which he illustrated his
pOints.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
AMERICAN KILLED
BY A POLICEMAN
(By Associa ed Press, )

HAVANA. Nov. IA dispatch from
Pinar del Rio states that J. r. Cleve-
land, an American, has been killed there
by a policeman. No details have been
received,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Shuttle Wed. h

a marriage license was Issued IN Wash,
ington Yesterday to Mr.. Richard IA.
Shuttle, OF Richmond. and MIS- peHa
OF CharlsNton.s ", va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
New Workers Defeated.

The Virginia team defeated the New
York bowling team last night IN an IN.
tercsting game befare large crowd at
1 he Crystal alleys by the score OF = to :,
a follows: 49, az ~ yslsiz5l--t-J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08

Rurnett'a Extract Of Vanilla
Is the best, perfectly pure MSWy Son-
centrated,--"Ady. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08

3. No Need of Stove.
Virginia court has awarded heating
stove to woman as damages for kiss
But tho very Idea of a woman who has been
properly kissed needing stove-Augusta
Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08
Practicinq Medicine at 90.

Time Of game, two hours;| scorcKceper
3owics; Umpire. Ia ylor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-08

1o'lo"s' VIRGINIA.