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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
.B|RANTLY CARTER
DIES FROM WOUND
The Ball Brothers Locked in the
Most Secure Cell in
the Jail.
(special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

6 Especial to Ihe IlmeS-Dlspatcn.)
CHATHAM. VA, Jan. 2l.-Brantey
Carter, one Of the principals In the Car
ter-Ball shooting ARRAY in the basement
of Hotel Bennett Monday afternoon died
at 1O;15 O'Clock this morning. Immedl-
ately following Carter's death Justice
Hurt, acting coroner. summoned ID. a..
jefferson, H. D. Shepherd. J. l.. Haynes.
j. II. Whitehead w. NJ. Tredway, Jr.
and G, e. Thompson Jurors, and after
viewing the body delivered It to Drs.
Halle and Parrish for an autopsy
S, q, Bennett. one of the proprietors Of
the Hotel Bennett. an eyewitness OF the
tragedy, who testified before the coro-
ner's inquest, corroborated the state
mont made by Carter Monday night, and
other eye-wltnesses, This was the only
witness examined, The report OF the
medical experts, who made the autopsy.
stated that his death was due to q pistol
wound on the breast, three-fourth Of IN
inch to the left OF tho median line, en-
terlng the cavity between second and
third ribs, Death was due to internal
-hen,orrhage, resulting from the wound
of the lung, Verdict of Jury was that
Brantley Carter came TO his death by o
pistol ball fired by George Ball on Mon
day, January 18th, When tho prisoner
was appraised Of carter's death he ex.
pressed sorrow, saying that he had hoped
lie would recover. IIe was visited by his
mother and sister Thursday. The Ban
brothers have been locked In the most
secure cell OF tho Jail, ard no one will
be allowed to enter the prison. x
George Ball will be given atprellmnary
hearing as soon as possible, which has
been delayed to await developments In
Carriers condition. Carter's remains We're
shipped to Dry Fork this afternoon,
where they will DO inferred Friday a.
ternoon. |9s
This is the first white murder that has
occurred in this place for more than
Tho last relief administered TO- the
dying man was q damp rag to his
5pasched lips by his sixts en-year .old wife,
after which he died IN IA cry few Rin.
sutss, ghsl 4 END was yesy. pssssf Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
MUST HAVE:
GOOD ROADS ].
Farmers Cry Finds a Champion.
in National Congress
at Last.
CALLS FOR MANY MILLIONS
Bill Offered That Will Place I'M
mense Sum at Disposal
Of States.
CALLS FOR MANY MILLIONS

The agitation for good roads was never
SO general and persistent as It Is to-day:
The people In the country want them and
will not be satisfied without them. Re-.
spending to this demand, Hon. Walter r..
gBrownow, member OF Congress from
Tennessee, has introduced a bill In the
House OF Representatives, providing for
tho appropriation OF twenty-four million
dollars by tho national government to
supplement- the aid from State govern
ments for the purpose OF building good
roads through the country the money
thus appropriated to be distributed among
tho various States in proportion to their
population Virginia would get Sb3S.0OO
In three yearly nstallments.
More explicitly stated, the bill pro-
vIles:
First. For the creation Of n department.
at Washington, with proper superinten No.
ents and employees. to take care OF the
building OF these roads
second. The 1874 100000 to be appro-
priated Is available ut the rate OF $4,000
600 a year for three years. Is to be dl-
yIded among the different States, accord
ing to their population. except that no
state is to receive less than s25O,OOO OF
this money. On page there VIII be FOUND
n tabulated statement showing how This
money will be distributed LOOK at "
and see how much your State Is to re-
Third. Each State. county or town
receiving Federal aid must add n Ike
amount to the sum received from me
United States governments,
Fourth, Should any State not take the
amount allotted to it under this law pe.
fore January /, 1907, all such amounts not
taken up are to be re-alIotted III nropor..
Inn 10 the population OF the different
States. which have taken UP their entire
allotment, ~, ,,.,, who
ia doing all In his power to get gooa
roads for Virginia. Is very mueh Impress
ed with the wisdom OF such y measure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
The GOVERNOR
IN WASHINGTON
Wants Secretary 81 War to Re
ceivc Unofficial, But All
thcnticatcd, Rosters.

(Troin Our Regular Correspondent.)
4 WARRINGTON. D. c., Jan. 21.-Gover-
nor Montague, OF Virginia, came to the
city to-day for the purpose OF consulting
with the Secretary Of War with q view
to having him modify the order regard
Ing the rosters which are to be supplied
by tls, Confederate States. The, depart
mental order specified that only original
rolls were TO be used IN making the
record and the Governor and DR.. Dick
;Inson, OF North Carolina. urged upon
the Secretary the wisdom OF receiving
authenticated. but unofficial, rosters. Sec
rotary Root would not yield at once
though the Governor called n second time
TO talk over the matter. 1t Is possible
however, that some modification Of the
order will be made. ISL
Governor Montague reached the city
shortly before noon. He stopped at the
Metropolitan, nut as he did not register
many OF his friends did not know he
was in the city. He went out to call
on an old friend tonight, and will re-
turn to Richmond in the morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

others, from the Circuit Court OF shcnan-
Z doah county, Judge Harrison delivers the
opinion Of the court, affirming the decree
or; the lower court. This case grows out
g; the by sa'e Nj sha 81 }a fea
to pay her purchase money, and the farm
waa resold and bought by G. w. Lantz
Tor $4,000. The balance due from the
her purchase is the subject Of the present
controversy. The terms Of the purchase
are reviewed at length III considering the
grounds Of error assigned, and Judge
decision, says: 5'In the case at bar the
ons who owed these claims paid them
with his own means directly to the several
portIes entitled to collect. and It Is clear
Ject that the appellant is not entitled to
credit upon her purchase money due the
creditors in this case for the claims under
{con.idcra ton" ,N$
Summary. S
Following is summary o. the days pro-
ceedlngs: v
Hs$s$ 81 e;e shos ,S:
Ad IT, 8, ssss,nS
rs. Arthur. SC. Circuit Court Of oAenandoah
Judge STAFFORD M Y, West a,-,y,;
Court OF Henrico county. Affirmed:
iIG15 PETITIONS FOR APPEAL. ..-5i
Virginia & Southwestern Railway CO; w.
Clowers, Admx. Corporation Court OF city OF
1rlssol. Writ u error and supersedeas Bond Bond
4 s" Pardee ys. Commonwealth Circuit Court OF
wise County. Writ Of error and supersedeas.
Interstate Coal and 1ron Co. vs.: Con,mo e.1,
OF error and supersedeas Bond '2'0 g:., y,
Washington county. Appeal and supersedeas.
: ''i Rowi land VS.. Il Rowland. Circuit Court pe
Clarke county. Appeal and supersedeas Bond
'' Eureka Club vs. Perkins at tornev for Com,
nonwealth. Corporation Court, city Of Roam nm
oke. Writ OF error and supersedeas Bond 5000.
Fugate vs. Big Greek Coal Co.. Circuit Court
OF Tnzewel, county. Appeal refused ,.,,.j...
&G City Of Newport News vs.. Brown Petition
for rchearing. Refused.
Cases Argued.
stedman vs. Handy Argued BY "a j. Ha ar,
seaboar FrSe and II Roa ppss
Hickey, BY Sc Argued sybY ,Gs sHatton Tor
plaintiff in error and o1tinhed.
Next cases to be called: Moss vs. Harwood,
VS.. Doyles Admx.. being Nos %. u and IS
on argument docket. ii. l5ts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
AN AWFUL CURSE.
Fathers Intemperance Causes
Tragic Deaths.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
KENDRICK. VA, Jan. PA tragic af-
fair happened in the little town of Fries.
on the Norfolk and Western Railroad, a
few days ago.
One of the daughters Of W. B. Brown
suddenly became Ill from pneumonia, and
her father procured some whiskey for
her, but succumbed to the temptation
and drank It himself. In a short time
ne become intoxicated. and making his
way home. attacked his son with a large
knife. His other daughter, who was In
good health, was frightened so that she
became insane. and not regainlng her
composure, died, and In about FIVE hours
was followed by her stricken sister.
In the meantime both Mr.. Brown and
his wife were attacked with fever, and
In about twelve hours the father followed
his two daughters
Mrs Brown Is still critically Ill., and
considering her grief and troubles, Is not
az nectad 10 recover. 3ssA .LIt- 54 az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
DANGEROUS FIRE.
Good Work OF Department Pre-
vented a Conflagration.

what might have been seFlous 1lre ~
thu Arm!tage plant, near the Lower Gas
Works, at noon YESTERDAY, WAS tnpte,
in tie bud by good work Of the Fulton
Fire Company. ,a,.,,
workman building fire to warm. him,
self too near an oil barrel. The barrel
exploded and big blaze, With dense
clouds of smoke, soon drew hundreds OF
people to tho scene. The dalmsse was
snail; but for good work on the part OF
the fire department. u. would nave pee.l
rels OF oil and tar In close touch, with
tho Gas Works Just across the lots.
a tank Of tar and n number o. BARI
,rels of Oh .Wese DESTROYED. the dana see
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
HAD CITY THEIR WAY.
Henrico Council AInstalls Off
GERS Publicly.

+ Royal Arcanumites mad the city all
Their own way last night. Henrico Coun.
ell. NO. 1888. had public installation of
OFFICERS with an immense gathering or In
te.estef citizens. Union Council called
on Henrico Council In 4 body, while at
the Masonic Temple Shockoe Council ini-
tipted a number of candidates for MEM
be; ship and had most interesting meet
ing.
.co Council by Dr.. McFaden was Of
course the feature and Il very enjoyable
occasion it proved to be. Among the
ske skers were DR.. McFaden, Hon.. Sol.
L.. Bloomberg. Mr.. ]. P. Belts. Grand
Guide w. M. Blckcrs. Hon. s. p. Waddlll
and others.
Trustee George NJ. Rogers was pre-
scented with handsome set Of past re-
gents buttons, as a compliment to him
for faithful service OF eighteen years
as an officer.
The musical programme was delightful
In every respect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
A SMALL cHILD's QUERY,
Wanted to Know If Another's
Mother Had Any Whole Children,
Bureau. rimcs- Dispatch. |

-Four children met In store recently
and while their mothers were Intent upon
securing the rfIn shade o. Fl probem
The little ones .'scraped, an acquaintance
as as children Viii, A little girl and her two I
half sisters and t'la g1rl Tf an1 oney
II ittIe one, Who could hardly talk plainly,
IN direct fashop f n inter-
HFFWho is this NJ grIg?' ~.
timldly uttered reply, 81, oa,.o 49, ,,r,.
Gus one me Who. Of course. was q girl also.
HsRe's ny little l,l h.aaltf,sIssttssr. too" No.
Then the lonely ~ re Eli, after g mo no
oa aasc wiihthe rather original query;
Ills your MuYyer dot any Whole chill
: Some some elder persons who overheard the
,colloquy wore NOT unAat ly 2 unused
~ the last cues tloH. Nj * "a g s 8 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
NEW HIGH RECORDS
IN COTTON PRICES
(RY Associated Press.

NEW WORK. Jan. 2l,--New high records
were again made In to-day,,s cotton mar-
ket. The advance was not attended by
any special activity Or excitement. and,
in fact. the. feature Of the market was the
apparent absence of public operations on
anything like an Important, scale, lmme,
months showed rather a, declining ten
dency under liquidation, but prices soon
rallied, and during the remainder Of the
day exhibited an upward tendency, with
March reaching 1853. May 1A7+ and July
1851
points OF The he, best land strong ut nm az
mated at 100000 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
WOOD PARK BURNS.
Mr.. Blair Johnson's Elegant
Home Prey to the Flames.
lcnonin / III ,rhn ,rines- Diana cf,LLl -

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WARRENTON, VA, Jan. a.-"Wood
Park the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Blair.
johnson, near New Baltimore, was de-
stroyed by fire last night about! 10
O clock, which originated in the kitchen.
The f,ames spread with such rapidly
as to make difficult and dangerous the
escape OF the family, who had Just re-
tired for the night. With the exception
OF some furniture in the dining and
drawing rooms, the destruction %of per-
asonal effects was equally complete as
that of the dwelling.
The total loss is estimated ut 81, 500.
The insurance covers only a portion Of
this loss. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are
well known members OF the hunt club
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
VA. PRESS ASSOCIATION
WILL VISIT ST. LOUIS
Especial to The Tlnes-D lspatch.)

Fs Especial to The Tines-Dlspat ch.)
WASHlNGYON,J Jan. 2l.--A meeting OF
the executive committee Of the virginia
! Press Association was neld here to-day
at the Normande rIote Present; Con-
grrssman Carter Glass, president; JJ..L.
sliar1, secretary; A. r. Rowe, Fredericks-
pule; y. II, Lindsay. charlottesville; p.
G. Moseley, DanYllle; G, Q. Green, CLIFTON
Forge,
Tho Fourth of July was selected for the
annual meeting of the association. The
place Of meeting. was loft OPTIONAL and
VIII the committee at their meeting;
Tor q trip Of the ASSOCIATION to the st.
| ,Ouis Exposition. 5 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
DISTURBANCE SERIOUS.
The Revolution at Montevideo
Attracts Much Attention.
5ie INV Associated Press) ~

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 21.-Ac-.
,cordng to cable report to the State
Department from United States Minister
Finch. at Montevideo, the revolutionary
disturbance In that country is much
more serious and extensive than has
been supposed here. The minister ca
bles under date .: the Goth as follows:
"There have been three battles, all
won by tho government; the last one be-
Ing on the 18th. The total number OF
killed and wounded was about 500. The
government forces were estimated at
$1,000 and the rebels at 1000 to 5000. The
opinion hero is that the instruction will
be suppressed In month unless aided
by near neighbors. The press and tele-
graph censorship continues; also martial
law" Hf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
SHOT WAS FATAL.
Ship Filters Foreman Dies From
Self-Inflicted Wound.

Especial to The Tlmes-D Ispatcl,)
. NEWPORT NEWS, Jun. Y.-Unit T..
Robbins, foreman of the ship-htters de-
partment at the shipyard. died at the
hospital to-day from the effects OF a
wound inflicted by his own hand on
Robbins, in ut Of dospondency, fred
n is calibre pistol bullet into Ills head,
The built split on the check bone. and
half of 1t entered the brain. One piece
OF lad was extracted, hut the doctors
fond that 1t would mean immediate
death to probe for the otller, SO the
operation was not attempted,
Iha deceased was unmarried, and he
came here several years ago from Phlla-
dciDhia. 800 ia ssl4. Ell Et5lH ,tstl isa7l esda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
.sNATcHED PocKET-BOoK,
IA Negro Grabbed Mrs, Wits
Purse and Made Off.

Mrs. Judge S. B. Witt was the victim
of a youthful pocket book snatcher' about
$40 O'Clock hast night. Mrs. WITT was
coming from, the virginia Hospital, and
tie gate. small cotored boy appeared
bcIpre her, grabbed her pocket book and
raa off into the darkness.
She met Policeman 1iYokols short
dent, and she reported the same TO
tho West District (the Second), and sot
to work It once to find the hoy. He was
unsliccessful In ting The thief,
ana some Jewels of more value than the
/ mo ney.l She had 4 suc h s8 al faln glimpse
{of the Ii hoy hat she lould mot EIYe an
5Ascryats asseEl lon . ct him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Persinger's Adm'x VS., Allegheny
o. and I. Co,

In the cause OF Persingurs admInlstra-
trIN VS.. Allegla Ore and Iron, Company,
Judge John A, Buchanan delivered the
opinion of the court, affirming the judg-
ment of the Circuit Court of Botetourt
County, from which the appeal comes,
In this case n man named Ferslnger, en-
played by the defendant company, was,
while at work dIscharglng his duties,
caught on the end OF n REVOLVING smart
ana wilrled around until killed. The
mans widow sued for damages, alleging
that his death was due 10 neg lgence or
tho company, The defendant In the case
without Offering any testimony delnurred
to the evidence Of the plaintiff the de,
murrer was sustained by the court ana
Judgment rendered for. the defendant, 10
awarded. After carefully reviewing the
testimony the appellate court holds that
tho company could not have foreseen
the accident and could not be expected
Ia insure its employees against II. The
court quotes Judge Cooley to show that
the fact that the accident was ayoida bio
dpes not prove that there Vas fault in
nos anticipating and providing against It:
IN stating the conclusion Of the court
Judge Buchanan says: 1T is right that
the master Should be required to ants
iclrato ana guard against consequences
that may reasonably be expected to oc-t
cur, but 1t would violate every principle
Of justice or law u he should be COM
peeled to foresee and provide against thar
mich reasonable and prudent men would
ms expect to harper. n,no Judgment of
the Circuit Court Il, hereroEe, gsstalned
Ss9 MI .HR y n rIl LIB 8s a
IN IN the Y !!segs MA, Atm ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Quick Action Wanted,

711- (By ASSOCIATED FIess.l
. M Hager' Of them tie Mobile cotton Exahanse,
BY Instruction from she directors, has
addressed letter to Senators Morgan
aqa Pe.tus adYo9a.lng Slr9ngly dI ISl!
forth the advantages to Gulf ports from.
tho construction OF tile Panama canal
and declaring that the republic, Is estab-
lished, and no further opposition to the
treaty can be Of benefit 70 the United
States. All 8S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Caught by. Landslide.
N(BY. Associated Press.

(ByT Associated Press.) ~ Z.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 21.-To-dayi
at Aiken. S. c.. a landslide occurred
white several negroes were ut work on
an excavation on the lln.s of the city
sewerage extension, and one negro named
Wallace Turnbull was buried under u
mass OF clay and timbers, while other
laborcrs narrowly escaped injury. Turn
bulls body has not been recovered. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
being estimated at less than $500. ; N
frame shnnty. unoccupied, was dam-
aged on the roof "a,
Bishop Randolph on Sunday.

n 1T Rev. a. M. Randolph. d. d.. LIE. i, "
Will preach at Emanuel Episcopal Church
ncXe Sunday morning at II o'clock Bish-&
op Raudolph's fame as a powerful speaker
large congregation will hear him on this &
OCCl sion n sl53 33 ,lF5't ll75 Gi|'gj6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

THE NEW CHINA STORE
EAFewof This Weeks Specials
German China Divide Tea,
Cups and Saucers. $1.1o a
dozen.
Imported China Oyster
Plates, the $3.50 and $500
ones, SAG a dozen.
Imported Tea Plates, hand
son1cly decorated, the $2.5os
and $500 4 dozen kind, 1o'c &C.:
each.
4-quart Enamcled Tcapots,
tie 500 ones, these 33c.
2-quart Covered Enamcled.
Saucepans, while they last, 1oc.
Imitation Ctlt-Glass Bowls,
this week, &c.
"oUR PRICES MAKE CUSTOMERS
BROWNE & CONSTINE,
2o5 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
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