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The Washington times., 1904-10-01
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
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FACULTY.
REV. JEROME DAJGHERTY, 8 J,
President q the University.
HON. HARRY q. CLABAJGH, Ii D.,
(ChIef Justiae Supreme Court District q Co
llmbi1J,
DtzH o. he Faculty and Lecturer on Ignt1sA
LaW Pleading and Practice, and Equity
Pleading and Practice.
GEORGE b.. HAMILTON, IL. D..
Lecturer on the Law Of Wili&
HON. SETH SHEPARD. IL d.
tAhsos lts Justice Court Of Appeals Of The DIS
trict II Cl4umDla),
Lecturer on CoHst ltl.fisual Law, ire Law cE t9I-
p0ratlol4s. and Equity jurisprudence
HON. ASHLEY 81. GOULD.
tAzs9eiate Justice supreme Court u tie DE-
r.--.-. tflet Of Co.uIn1l@J. g,-i--sr,1
Law, and Domestic Relations.
HON E<SIEL THEW hklGHI-
tAsoelats Jlsl iea supreme Court q lhe Us
trc. q Columbia
Lecturer the Law % in51E eiles
HON. WENDELL PHILLIPS SIAFtO4D.
tAa@oeiats Justice supreme Ceart Of she D-stl'el
Of Columbia
Lecturer Oh the Law q Agencs.
Lecture "a ihs Law C q ToTs Aegot5s Paper
AID EiemsntaTy Law.
MIC. AlCHAEL J! CoLBEET. A; ~ , Il D. and
lea'afef % the 15s q tfzs'nal properly --l
y. ". BAKER, z. 81 IL ~
Lecturer o. the Law u Rea4 Estate and '''z
Law Of Evidence.
Judge Of tie Cireait Court; DANIEL "
ODOAOGHUE. A. r., Pm d, L. n
l aEesas. LEIGH ROBINSON zad j. HOLDS
WORTH GORDON.
SgLz Masters; CLA6EACE r WlssSS' q
3, IL. ~ DANIEL " O'DCNOoHUEs a -
p. D. IL H. I'D JAMES 5. kAsBH-sA1IH'
SAMUEL 2. ~EATNAN, a. Il,
Secretary and Treasurer.
BENNY " HODGES. LII. H.
Assistant Secretary.
The Washington times., 1904-10-01
JuRiSPRUDEHCE & DIPL oMACV

LhEes courses " higher legal, political
ana diplomatic training. IssdInx - -
2HEAeeH OF AAsLsE OK Laws, ALzsLer of
DltLo1aacys ana Doctor OF LIFll Laws
session begins October 4 Lectures
EroEn ssss untu go T. a.
The Washington times., 1904-10-01

ME SECULAR LEAGUE opens its Tan
meetings al Loyal Legion Han, 4l9 lOth
ST. NV, at 8 pm. sunday. October =.
President David Ecel-s viii deliver q
short inaugural address. after which
Dir. David Waters viii speak Oh the sub
gua-l0u. All are cordially invited IL
The Washington times., 1904-10-01
AZ -n4 sClEnoEo


flenTy st. George Tucker, Ii D.. Dsaa
= HEee years course IesoIuE 70 degree
~ nacAeLoE OF Laws, ana a Special
course o. one year IA raLsuE Law. LEAD
ms 70 the degree OF Master o. PatsnG
Law.
rom - NM : - 3 IL
The Washington times., 1904-10-01

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST Han 1902 l4th So nw.-Services
Sunday. u "a. m. Subject, ARE Sin. Dis
ease. and Death ReaIg' Sunday school
j. mi "wednesday pm. Reading
room Traders Bank Building. lHh 81
and Peuusy lyauia ave. IL
The Washington times., 1904-10-01
DENTISTRY


-Four years High schooI Course prs-
pares for Freshman In Georgetown or IL
any other college.
Special attention 70 Day Scholars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
FIELD DAY IN GILES.
Wvsor, Swanson and Cassell
Sneak at Pearisburg.
(special to The I'imes-Dlsnntc

pHAR rsBURG, VA. Sept. 27.--Monday
was a grand day for the pnm s,,na ien os
Giles. People came to toWn,lna hpes, tGa ns
and twenties. Hon, !, c. ysor, : I I'a
George 10, Cassell, OF Rndford, ana Sp On
gressman Claude A. Swanson were tlie
sttractions for this great outpourlng, ana
no one was disappointed
AS usual, the Republicans Woula mpt
entertain any proposition fer Joint dis-
cussion. and this was n little surprlslns'
as ex-Congressmall Jacob fost was mere,
The Democrats occupied the courthouse
and joe TWysor was at his best. whici,ls
saving d great deal. ! have heard MN
make Ave speeches IN this canvass, nnt
/ think lie excelled even himself thls
. Judge cassell made q happy speech Of
Swanson as he always, does. made a Tine
speoch Ills experience III Congress-, NIB
associations In Washington With those
who are reviylng the,atacks on the south
by their endeayor to open. NJ me old
sores Of sectIonalism, puts him ~, q pecu-
liar position to make votes IN this cam
vass, and any community Is fortunate to
have Swanson speak for the cause OF
Democracy.
] heard an intelligent gentleman say to-
day that how q Southern man could near
Swanson make that speech and be a. Ra-
publican was beyond his comprehension
\ / think We are safe for 800 majority
in Giles. and Wysor's election seems as
5Surcd, t5aJf 5F5si1 stt5s a lSfi5 tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
RC.ij /. |. | ] |. }.
BRIEFS
,snec,al d rhe rlmes.plspatch.>

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
\ BRISTOL. TENN September 27.-Joseph
johnson, clerk in Abe Morris's clothing
store on State Street, to-day made @:l-i.nsuc-
opiate He is about tWenty-one YEARS of age.
and came here from Texas. some three months
ago. On q dresser was found note which ny
read ITO the one II love moro than life:
~ have been the happlest man on earth un-
I'll tonight. but now am dying with q, broken
heart. Il hope. you viii remember the boy
jackson. for I've !: years sa;rs
Junius Watson for four years: Adrian j.,
Charley noote ior sSlorsa
years, and Floyd Whitehead y for one year;
were carried to the penttentinry this, morning.
COLUMBIA YA-Dr. Robert = Eraser sra r. %
q fine address at Palmyra on MondaS y 20 q, y
large audience ut the regular meeting OF ! no
Fluvanna Farmers Association. Or. fTaser 81
splendid speech was thoroughly ehJoyeS f aHu
Fl notwithstanding. VA.-rhieyes broke
into the Virginia shirt factory last
strewed papers about, smashed a,typewr,te.r.
and did other olmage to tho office and 70
=" Ii HsSS vA.-The imported stallion.
MIncemeat. and the imported mare Ihyra;
owned BY Mr. y. 8. Curtis. OF the Mayfleld
stock farm wers sppea ey ahasef
"LYNcHBuRG, 7VA.--Dr.f A.. w Terrell on"
OF the best known physicians OF inns cry, y.
one of the resident physicians anu ME- ~,
nj st Andrew's Home In this city, Is ~
OF typhoid fever at the home of his fntsSr =. IN
Camp-Map county. The case ts uncompi ca. q,
though no improvement Gun 10 toieu - = -
ton days or two weeks ..,, 49,
NEWPORT NEWs.-Lightnng;. struck ,',! !h KS
residence OF L. b. Saunders, IN llt is.,,s!
civ county Tonight shocking and terrlnly
winning saunders and his ten-year-old !, SON
The boy Is probably fatally injured the l,gn.-
ming struck the man on tho lets slae, suni ag
ins 10 the right lef and tore on 'touse' 'os
ar shoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
l1lATlONAL BISCUIT .COMPANYI

I z,
caused a sensation and almost a panic
In the neighborhood Of Belvedere,"
some FIVE OF. six miles from this place,
where the awful conflict. occurred; Mr.
Henderson were working in a cornfleld
at "Belvedere, and had just eaten dinner
and moved a short distance from their
corn-knives, when the tremendous animal
emerged from a nearby thicket and att
tackled them. 3
With no apons in reach, the stalwart
woung$ men fought with corn stalks until
1t became apparent that the Infatuated
animal was getting the best of the fight,
and then they ''scampered" at full speed
TO a place Of safety. The animal is said
to be a genuine mountain wild cat ~ OF
immense size and ferocous proclivities-
the. first ever seen in King George. .
Il The people In the vicinity Of Belvedere
are alarmed and It is said that many
of them are heavily armed with shot-3
guns and revolvers as they go about
their work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
CHEERING FROM NINTH.
.Wysor Gaining Ground and Will.
Il, be Elected.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

L. s
4 SUFFCNll, VA. Sept, 27,-yY. j. ken
idrick. formerly Democratic county chair
man and superintendent Of schools In
Russell county, who has Just returned Ct q
conferences with district and county Lead
ers. says the congressional situation Is
extremely close and interesting. but that
by hard work from now on the Democrats
will WIN Kendrick contends that Wysor
will carry Scott, Dlckerson, Buchanan,
Russell, Wythe. Craig. Giles and Pulaski
counties and Bristol city: He comedies
to Slemp Wise. Lee, Smyth. Washington.
sTazewell and BLAND counties.
Colonel Slemp yesterday told friend
he would be returned to Congress Il the
Democrats give him fair deal. State
Chairman IIllyson. who was In Suffolk
this evening. says, late reports from the
Ninth are encouraging to Democrats.
Aside from the oratorical efforts of wy
sor, who Is stronger on the stump than
Slemp, the State Committee is punching
Its best speakers In the Ninth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
JAMES CONTAMINATED.
The Pulp Mills Turn the Water
Black.
.fsnecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

LYNCHBURG, VA. Sept. c9nsld-
over the Contamination Of the, water in
the James River b. the operation Of M =.
merous pulp mills. on tho headwaters {, OF
the river. The river presents an my
announced that they will no longer use
the water for drinking unless boiled pre-
viously. 1t is expected tina the Octo-
her meeting OF the CITY Council that an
effort viii Be made to sue out an injunc-
ton to stop the pollution Of the water;
The city has just lct3a contract Tor the
construction of a new gravity water sys-
TEN, which will secure the Supply fer
the cltv from Pedlar River, in Amherst
county. a distance of about twenty-five
miles from the city The work Will cost
about 5000, 900. but It cannot be completed
under eighteen months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
ALL-DAY SERVICE.
Red Lane Church, in Powhatan
Has It's Annual Observance,

(special to The Times Dispatch .isa
v POWHATAN COURTHOlJsE, VA.
Sept, 26.-On the fourth Sunday In Sen
TENDER Of each year. the Red Lane Bap,,
tjzt Church holds all'day services and
AS what 1t calls n union day Of the
urcl "A large crowd was present sun
81 about 400 people. being present a
..-call .of the church members showed
about $50 present, and total number on
the roll OF 100 members.
Short speeches were made by the fol-
lowing brethren OF other churches VIZ; Il,
A. Tahlman and James A. Tlman, IF
fine Crock Church; +, Ilobson. of Peter,
vile Church, and " Z; Flournoy. o.
the Rocky Oak Methodist Church. and the
pastor, Rev. ]. W, Reynolds; r. s, Pierce,
OF the Red Lane Church 4,
Tho day was highly enjoyed by all
present, III a5 95$a
At night the pastor preached to a
good crowd at Powhatan Courthouse, u.s.
Ing the Courthouse. The village people
are contemplating the enaction.of q new
church liz this village In the near future.
and expect to start work on the building
some tine next week. and when COM
spleted viii have preaching here regularly
every month. ).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
CHESTERFIELD COURT
The Contract for Steel Bridge
Awarded Roanoke Firm.
lSpecial TO The Times pisna tchl EgEE

+ CHEsTERFIELD. VA, Sept. o7.-The
Circuit Court held a short session here
this morning, disposing Of two minor
criminal asses. III
Tomorrow Peter Navine and Daniel
Lowe WILDE tried for hous.ebreakng and
men who have been confined in jail here
of LATE.
The board Of supervisors yesterday held
their regular meeting Mr.. James IA.
Clover Hill District. qualited for otf5ce
In the morning and entered upon his du-
The contract for the new steel bridge
over SwlftyCreek, near Chesterfield Court
house, was awarded to the Virginia
the lowest bidder out Of ten competitors
for the contract, their bid being s22,Sl5
The bids ranged as high as $3.50, the
Belmont Iron Works, of Philadelphia, be-
Ing the highest. The King Bridge com-
their figures being, 2,S6S Tho STRUCTURE
Is to be completed by February !, 1905
contract for steel screens for the jail
windows to prevent any communication
from the outside. was awarded to James
si5l. Branch e Petersburg On his D'd 8
a petition for n foot bridge across the
from h1atoaca village to
Ferndale Park was rejected by the board:
Dodomende Street, IN the village OF
Chester, was ordered opened for public
previously appointed.
A number OF the citizens of Clover Hill
District petitloned the board for q recon-
sldcration OF Its action at the last meet
W w ia aeitA Precinet lie peiton" was
not granted, and the petitioners think Of
applying TO the Circuit Court for q man
damus compelling q reconsideration,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28

O. possibility or hope that the gifted
speaker who was to address the audi
ence would some day represent virginia
In the Senate OF the United States. The
gentleman from Augusta bluEhed beau
st!fully. and the audience cheered in COM
FplimGnfe.y fashion,
Both Nj. Tucker and Mr.. Rraxton will
make more speeches in the district be-
fore the campaign ends. Mr.. Tucker hau
] to leave last week to attend the con-
lycnton OF the American Bar Association
at St. Louis. with these two speakers.
Governor Montague. and tho two sena-
tors, all at work in the district In few
days It will a wonder II all Democrats
are not aroused to action Mr.. Wyscr
and others who are We'll informed as to
conditions In the district, are pretty con-
$fIdent that the apathy will disappear
and that enough Democratic votes Will
BIZ cast to insure the defeat OF Colonel
Slernp by n good majority.
II do not like to indulge in figuring"
said Mr.. Wysor the other day. II gcn-
orally leave all that to somebody else.
hut will say that I do not expect TO
receive less than a majority OF one thou
sal nd. I'D / believe It will be larger. Slemp
can't Beat me. have got MIN beat and
he knows IT, IA $I N b st 5sl 81.
slS pOSSlUlS lily 1880 49,
past week have given tho impression that
there are no enthusiastic Democrats In
the Ninth District. II 80, havo as
suredlya created wrong impression.
About the most enthusiastic men ! have
ever seen are some of these Southwest
&yirginians, who are working Tor tie elfr-
ton Of Wysor. There arc hundred
thousand good Democrats in Virginia. and
more, men who have never. swerveu IN
.tl,eir allegiance to the party, nlid who
lave never been tempted TO 60 oft7Tal-
ter strange gods, but surely the most
uncomprdnhsing, thick nd thin. dyepA
in-the-wool, Democrats with whom have
come in contact in any State OF the
Union. are some Of these Of the Ninth
District, who are working II and praying
for the defeat OF Colonel Campbell Sltmp.
And very few OF them profess to be-
El,eye that they will be disappointed. The
women, no less than the men. IN many
cases are interested in the outcome OF
the campaign.
The attention Of Mr.. Wysor and those
O, the stage at the meeting which he
addressed in Bristol Friday night. was
attracted to a pretty girl IN the audi
cree. seated quite near the stage, Whc
led In the applause. She was one OF the
riost enthusiastic persons present, thougn
I did not see one who appeared more
thoroughly TO enjoy the address than
REV. B. Cabell Henning, formerly OF
Richmond, but now pastor OF q Baptist
church in Bristol. He had aseAt on the
stage, and i was generally the tlrst 10
manifest his pleasure when the speaker
scored point. #ss !.
"Baptlsts are always Demo Gratis,
whispered gentleman on the stage. by
whom was seated. W. p, =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
SUIT FOR
DAMAGES.
Petersburg Jury Gives Verdict
Against the Rail-
road.
COME V: 70 THE CARNIVAL
.Pythians and Junior Order Pay
q Special Visit to Manchester.
Preacher Did Not Jump Bail.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. PA suit
brought by A. L. Davis against the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company for
$1,000 was tried to-day In the Hastings
Court. The plaintiff claimed that negli-'
gence on the part Of the railroad company
in transporting q shipment Of horses to
this city caused the death OF one horse
and injuries to others. Counsel for de-
PENDANT demurred to evidence and the
Jury rendered conditional verdict in
favor OF the plaintiff, allowing 5000.
Judge Mullen heard argument on the
demurrer this afternoon.
Messrs. Bartlett Roper. Jr.. and Carl
II. Davis appeared for the plaintiff, and
Judge w. II. Mann and Mr.. G. II. Ber-
nard represented tho Norfolk and West
erI1.
wooDMEN.
lakewood Camp. Woodmen Of the World.
OF this city. will attend the unwilling
ceremonies OF monument in Norfolk
erected In memory Of former member
OF the Order. The monument will be un-
yelled on next Sunday and lakewood Camp
will leave here that morning and be the
guest OF the Norfolk Camp.
Robert wilkins. the. negro preacher from
Sussex county, who was indicted here for
larceny and failed to appear for trial,
was brought to this city last night from.
Jarrett Station. in Sussex county, and is
now In jail here. When Wilkins failed
to appear In the Hastings Court on last
Thursday, when his case was called. his
ball bond OF 5000 was declared forfeited.
but 1t is understood that he had come to
Petersburg a few days before mistaking
the date OF his trial and did not try to
skip his ball. 5
CAME TO CARNIVAL. q
Petersburg Council. No. 16. Uniform
Rank Knights OF Pythias and Old Domin-,
Ion Council. No. s. Junior Order United
American Mechanics will leave here to-.
night in special trolley cars to visit the
Manchester Carnival.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
The Supreme Court.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
STAUNToN, VA, September 2l,--ln the Su-
preme Court here to-day tho case OF the
AmerIcal Agricultural Chemical Company vs..
Kennedy and Crawford, was argued and sub
mitted.
Rockingham couIxy, Argued and submitted.
y Williamsa reelver vs. Matthew'S from Cir,
cult Court OF }ItockbrldEe county. Heard and
submitted. M
Sprnkel VI. Rosenhelm. from Clrut Court
of Rockingham county. Argued and submitted
q Middle States Loan Company vs., Miller 3
ham ounty. Continued TIL next term.
Murray VA Rinckard md Company, from
Circuit Court Of Rockingham county, Argued
Next case Moore vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ompnny. W. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Methodist Women,

NJ lI@ (SpecIa to The TImes-D1spntcE.)- y.
Y HARRISONBuRG,5 VAn Sept, a7-The
ithirteenth@annual session or the Womans
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. adjourned here Tonight, after! q
three days session. Mrs, J. 7, Williams.
wife OF the presiding elder OF toe Moore
ned District, vas re-eleeted president,
deaconess who shall be supported by tho
mission society.
Mrs. George r. Keezell was elected Sec
rotary or the buckingham District, and
rotary OF the Baltimore District, and
,Mrs. Nj, II, Frampton. OF Royal Oak.
Md secretary OF the Eas. Baltimore Dis
.trict. Et5}& y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Beli-Le;a1yjell.

lspeelalto The Zines. DISPATCH
Lucy Pendleton Leaveil and Ne James .is q.
r.. *. Bell were married. this t,yenlng at
Rocky Hill, tho home Of the BRIDES par
Owing to the illness Of the brides father
only 4 few Of the nearest relatives were
present. The ceremOp5 was performed by
REV. M. p. Logan. %. d. Tho groom Is
a prominent citizen on Pulaski county and
the bride a general tavorlte In Wytha-
Vile society. M IN +,
Tho bridal pair lertsy on the svening
train for an extendsive Visit 70 st, Louis
and other cities asa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Wright-Hicks.

Especial to The Times- Dlspatch)
FREEZER ICKsRuTG,. A,x Sep. 27,-
Hicks. both Of this, city, left here Sun
day night for Washington and We're mar.
ried Monday In that city. They returned
here last night and WIN make their home
in this city, Mr.. Wright IL an employe
Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, n &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28

suspended to allow POLITICAL speaking, Is
+ Mr.. Lester arnett. of Mathews coun.1
ty, and Congressman William Jones. Of
the First District, spoke to a large crowd
of Democrats
Captain Joe Traiter, the Republican,
nominee for Congress from this district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Linew ,,.Ja

Especial 70 The Tlmes-!2 spAtch.5 -IE
Il RRlsONBURG, VA. Sept, 27,-Rey.
ana Miss Lucie v. Shaver, were marrled
this afternoon In the Presbyterian Church
by Rev, DR.. Ell Palmer, the parton.
Mrs. Joseph II. Houck was matron Of
honor, and DIR WI n. Lineweayer, best
man, Tie bridesmaids were Misses Edna
Ehaeffer, Mile s. Geard, Dick Rhodes,
and Lima H., Sanger. The. ushers: Messrs.,
q, w. LineWeaYer, brother OF the groom;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
GooDE FOR MARTIN.
Will Make No Campaign, But
Will Give Him the Preference.

800 Especial to The T1mes-DIspatch)
LYNCIIBuRG VA. Sept. 27.-Hon.. John
Goode. Of Bedford. has authorlzed the
Martin for reelection in the primary to
be held next year. Mr.. Goode says he Will
take no active part In the campnign. but
he thinks Senator Martin a credit to the
ship with all the candidates, he thinks
the senator deserves re-electlon and
should be returned to the Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Line.lml1an's Bad Fall.

z 1,,,, fhpeSiHI t1 ZIG 7!IWes-LlapAtchY
WHILE repairing tho nam feed Wire ~ the d
Hampton Roads RsilWaS j., Company In Hamp-g
ton. samuel g, Driver, y llnenan snployed
ground by the breaking Gf the wire, against
which the ladder on which he was stand 4
Ing his tllgh at the hip Joint and received
an ugly cut on the head, ri 81, ~ iiss Viii 53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28

Ernest Lineweaver, S. .. Myers and and
Rev O. =. Sans.
FL MI. Linewenver Graduated last Spring
from Union Theological Summary. Rlch
niond, and Is now pastor o the sPresby-
terrain Church at Pickens, W. Va. His
bride Is a daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Shaver, OF Edom, this county, and Is
a graduate Of the Peabody Conservatory
of Muse, Baltimore. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Hail in Lynchbujrlgl|. I

4 7-.5 (SpeclAl 70 The s,l1ISpAtc Ten.
h LYNCH BURG, VA, September ~ RI his city
was visited by two haii-storms late this fter-3s
p.on, the alter one being Of consideTabls forge.
Stones ms large as the end OF finger fell
TOR fifteen or twenty minutes and II Is feared d
tina, some damage has been done 70 the ktA
tobacco crop. 4s +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
FEROCIOUS WILD CAT,
The Animal Has Caused Almost
Panic in King George,
'(E2ecl9l to Tho Times, pispa

coMoR fS VA, sept, sf1Tie alleged
battle a few days ago between A1essrs.
Howard Burchell and u, NJ, Henderson,
of this county, on one side and q fero-
Eclous NWild cat" on the other side, has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
J. ZONES and Garnett Speak.

j. SPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
Court convened at Saluda ln-daX agd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28

Simpsons Bailey third,
farmers race. half mlle-J. 7. simp-
:son's Gold Dust first, Millss Justice SOC
ond. ~ D, Moncure's SPLIT Rock third,
sl Third race. half mila--E. w. M!lls's
Paradise first, w. &. Shehow's Hal Dane
second. u, Utterback's Blaze third,
Fourth race, mile das5--utterback's
Monadnock first. q, 7, Boulware's Ida
Woodland second. Wells Thad third
# The last was, q very exciting and close
race.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-12-17
COTTON GROWERS.
Call on Open Spot Holders to Demand
Minimum Price of Ten Cents.

Shreveport, La, Dec. 14.-At a meet
Ing Friday night Of the Southern Cot
ton Growers Protective association a
resolution was unanimously adopted
calling upon all holders of spot cotton
to stand together and demand a min
imum price Of 10 cents. All allied in =
forests were urged to resist the pres
ent crisis and farmers urged to have
a uniform system OF cooperation and
protection. 1t was suggested that a
convention be held at New Orleans or
some other convenient city on the
fourth Tuesday In January with refer
ence to the cotton industry.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-12-17

This week one of the little girls
in the primary room, when asked
to write a sentence using the ex-
preston the "bitter end" wrote
the following on her slate: IA
big dog chased my kitty and as she
went under the porch he bit her
end"