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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
WATSON SAYS FIGHT
S JUST BEGINNING |, n M !
Campaign Of 1904 Was But Pre- Pre-
lude to What Is Coming
I8S5 ia 1908. 3iaS
(By .Asso lat ed Press

3 ATLANTA, q Az, Dec. ~ on. Thomas
p. Watson, the recent candi date for the
presidency on The People s Part ickct.
was seen to-del BY q rcpresen e I've a
the Associated Press and he made the,
following statement Oh the political SIT VI
suations ssl VI 8 RI n ~
S''rhe campaign Of 1904 was but g pre- \
sludd the carr1paig II Of 0Os. no
start n lad ia, be made and ~ seemed
to- me Il Vita necessity to, n tart ct n
time when boil the d old patries were
openly pledged to plutocracy and class I. 3
leg slati Ion. IS, j.ss
N Instead + Of the Har,il tonian theory Of
divine right Of the few to 4 govern & and
mono police, I believe a Jet fersorl and
Lincoln did. v u the rule OF all for the
benefit gof all.S3 AS we'll d as ~ could i$I
made the fight for j. ffersonian prlt,-
ciples. All things Sconsi dered. 4 the support
I received was ensourag ing. IBIS = Therefore.
/ am resolved to devote the next four
years to- a campaign 81 81 ed u CAL Ion, IN
which. ali government tai questions VII DO
discussed and tile citizen prough to.
realize how rulnousS to II the masses, q re
the present tendencies OF municipal State
ISand national leg lslat lion. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
HOGAN ON Ere NZIED FINANCE


that you, We xed things wild, sinds back
to Nisther5 j ones a sraycelpt for til stun,
signed wild tn name av Croesus. Along
wild at comes a letther sayin' that grandpa
Insists on sindin, his notes for tn same
amount You leave IL all wild 4 iistfler8
Jones. whose ears ar-r-e wiggllna 4 tn
smell av SO muct s money. Tin 4 da-a,-ys
slathergye come back to see him. j3f
isiisss.I'm ashamed to say It, Mistheri Jones,
you say; hut Il can t stop mo extravagnn
habits. I've got to- have fifty I thousand
dollars right awa " to Sspir,d I'M gratifyins
me- taste for diamond ring ls II you kin
find me some wan who has ffty to lind
Twill pay YOU tin thousand dollars for
dom It, 2;
8TTI"Misther2 j ones thinks that he might
as will have that tin thousand as amy ann
wan ilsc. II But she's golr1.! TO- be careful
about u t. WI Se Ign me wan nv nv
about III Will We ASST me wan az
thin notes we're grandpa sint back ~ ne; ne
says. SsS5i sf q wv |.
YOU insist I, But wouldn't leave grandpa
find out d bout q I for annyt hing: He'd
( be awful mad 4 ut me y We say, for bein'
SO srickliss wild me u m ney, Isl WV
a s,.i 20 thatll he all right says Misther
u ones Q kin trust me; N IS am q very
discreet gint. 'saS' 9.: :i ss
YOU ign q no teg for fifty thous,
and ], an Afistheraf Jones hands you TIL
cash. Oh hand lan1 back tin thousand
TO pay for his kindness. and out We go
wild forty Thousand in bills. Th' rist av,
Its easy. ;JVhinF Mlstlier. Jones gifts scared
about his forty ye 90 mn. ma Ike him 8erl-
:dorse yerc no tie for a. hundurd thousand,
3promlsin' to- pay him d ack on az tn
proceeds. He'll "a do ii 1t rat her II than lose
what he's lint, 81 riddy, an SO YOU go
there's a stiff breeze oBlowst out AZ tn
north an carries away thu tall Thin
there's the L divvle Fan' an 70 Z pa TIL
kite comes down. hid first to- th'aground
an. busts into pieces. = til 3 polls git afther
you an - ones an, all TIL rist av thin,
an. ivrybody that reads e bout y nth,
pa a-pers shakes his hid an Ssa Us: hat
a winderful felly5 thai ma Hogan Is
But they's ¬hin, Wopd erful ~ bout
1T. All ye'ye got to a Is to find some
bod y3Who's greedy to- GIT Rich an max
him believe that you really haven t got
snse enough 10 look out for 70 UT oyn
gintherlsts. x Ss{.8g M VI!
&. 5'yyull,, ho says to; himslf here g a
fat duck to pick. II IS too bad. r q " coorse.
3 that It should be anderin 'S around this
way loose, widout amy guard zen. But
Else Will, an t ight rs Will be me Is
a shame To- take til money. It s like
srobbin.3 tho baby's bank But, after all.
there ar-r-e la-a-ds that,d threat t worse
than will. It's a good thing for IT that
1t happened to run a cross me. 81 Is ~
.S,.yYhln this la-ad " axes ~ p II an flnds
his bag is full av5 imitation feathers ye
Skin hear him yill for miles In iYry direc-
ition. TITS a das tardly crime, he says,
for stuffed duck, covered wild artificial
8plumage, to allow itsilf to 5 be plucked
be a. respectable tin-p cint7a-month-ln-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
DEATH OF p. + AGREE.
Prominent and Influential
Citizen Of sDanville.
speclal ~ llhe T4mes- D lspatch.l

$t{5{I Especial to The s'Ttmes-Dlspn tch.) ~
~ GRANVILLE. VA. Dec. 24.--Nfr. Edward
Fox Acree, one OF the most influential
aid highly esteemed citizens OF 2Danvillc,}
died this morning at his home on Main.
Street aftcr$n brief illiless. The death
was unexpected. Mr.. AGREE has been In
feeble healthsfor the past several months,
and only several days ago partially re-
covered from d spell H OF sickness Hoi
was, however. at his work yesterday.
and Independently his usual health when
Hlo returned homo last night, Shortly al Y
ter supper$he complained OF feeling badly
and retired early. growing worse after,
midnight. } 81 3 II III
{4 Mr.. AGREE was slxty-two years OF age.
and was born In King and Queen county,
being the son OF Edward Smith and Mary
s, AcreeS d He served with distinction
during the Civil War and moved to this
city shortly ter the struggle was over
Mr. Acree first embarked in tho grocery
and mercantile business, and conducted
All establishment on lower Main Street,
He afterwards entered the warehouse
business, whloli# occupation he has pur-i
s,led With eminent success for q long
number Of years. ri 5li8
stss3 At the time Of his death. Mr.. AGREE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
5WRIGHTSvILLE3 HAS
WORST FIRE ! IN HISTORY q Y {

iss (By Associated Press.) iff3y
lYRIGHTsNILjL AZ. Dec, 24,-Last
night Wrightsville suffered vi Il from the
greatest fre i in Its history. Two banks,
i've stores. with their stocks. and two "
Offices were burned, The total loss sis
about 100000, with probably SO, 900 lnsur-
ance on the property DESTROYED. \
The origin q The * FIRE Is Unknown but
1t is thought to have been ipcendlary.
The following are some OF the severest
losses d Tompklns s. J ohnson, general
stores, Sc, 900. stock insured for $25,vyt;
Johnson Banking Company. building and
fixtures. 81, 900; w H. Stewart. furniture.
81, 900 5 j !. Il. Chambers. groce ries, 1900 !;
DR.. 8. M. Johnson, physician 500, Many
others suffered extensively BY removing ''tr
stocks. sys 81 & Sf5j N a 53{ II AS
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:ysDC. 0LETs
AEJAIlBIRDs FlY.
Merciful Il. II. Gives Freedom
to Many Whose Wings
Were Clipped.

VI Thirty.eight white and coioret jaibirds
were released from the COOP on yesterday
by Santa Claus Crltchneld. Some days
ago the mighty Gear babe l,ia tr.Aety
clerk to make q fair copy OF those within
the confines OF the jail. Twas done. and 4
isersear,ts Wren ana Gibson. OF the eagle
Dyes. scanned the names we'll down
making q fatal CROSS before tbs cog-s
snomet, OF all the truly wicked.
The Csar himself passed judgment on
the fnal list and signed the orders q
$ Monday Viii fnd many o. 1.-The pardonsd
tribe back " at the old jail Il roost, but
Christmas day, at least, will be a day
Eof freedom for the motley thlrty-eight.
@S These are the ones who basked In the
sunlight Of the judicial smile:
Joseph Boyd {colored) March El 2. s one AZ
year. ~ III 5,i 4
II Cousins tcolored) July Z Y, on one q
PUNK aray {oolored), May 4 one year.
iIi; william harris (colored) July g, Gig
h. Susie IL. toolored) Feb !. one year.
George Mack (colored). June g. sl l,ts
months, rs a S. Ky II s3 81
William somps (colored). July Z 8. s 'l'5
months. * s8 N 5ss
Arthur Taylor tcolored,. sept = . Els
months. I'D VI
Thomas Brockenboro ush % lored, U Oct Dot
r. ninety day..
Carl Baker (colored), NOV, !, ninety ~
sadie bell brown tsolored', Nov. si. g,
sixty days. u. 81 9Ss VI \. y.
Arthur Brown (colored j Dec. IS. thirty
ansys
Richard Bailey tcolored>. Dec, y Z sixty t:s,
James clayton Scolored oct. ninety
willie colin, tcolored,. NOV, q sixty \,
John Daley, Nov ,e,, 5. ninety days.
Oscar Fowler tcolored) Oct. X ll si1
months, 8! Si5i ,3 W
James Gates, Nov. l. sixty 4 days, 533Sj s33.
Moses Hill (colored) \. Nov. 8, sixty days
Rosa Hopkins colored) Nov. L. sixty ~
~ w i =. ~. Holmes I'M ~ %. thirty days,
Pink Jones tcolored) Nov.S u, " slx 4
Minnie johnson eoolorsd, Nov. q, I As rs
months. IL 5s
E8Junius y Lee sept Il, one year 'alr.
Charles Lelost (colored) Sept. e, Sig -
ohn 5Iandrun,. Oct. L, 81 mont hs. ssss
Robert Loving, Nov. II. ninety day S,#S
Victoria Mccoy Nov 81. 1 thirty Y
days. SS ..8 IL
months. .,s5S; !, J. I,
months, ~ u 4
ON robinson, Now y, sixty day
Charles Rosser. ~ ov.5 = s y. " Gays
yonyt
By Henry white (colored), Sept. %. ninety
days. &, 2, ,ona
fifteen months. ss Is II !, 4 \, y.
81 "a mes Gillian tcoloted) Sept slx
mont h .5 t INK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
.CE 3; / RE 8 RAILRO DAD.
Coroner's Jury Holds souther
Responsible for Killing. sss
fspccial 10 The Times 81 spatch.

~, g ~
5ner' il Jury summoned q by n Or. Ash tom
coroner for Alexandria county, met here
this morning, and after an investlga tion$
of two hours hold the Southern r abroad
Company responsible II for q the f death iAof
Miles, also known as ] ohm McC OrnicksS3
who was killed near s, tt Asnph q thursday.
The verdict reclted TIL at ba u the time Of:
the accident the locomotive was running
bac ok ward with no headllgh hts, The TX n-i
CINE NV az In charge OF ~ Englnee Is
Strobe and d Fl renanj d Henri y Hel let 7.
IA The report OF /! DR.. W liam q ray
microscopic Il OF the Army Me deal Allli--5
scum, Wv ashlngto 4, on the examlna ton
5of the stomach ten ts8 Of David III
.zler, the negro II W no ed 4 here student y
under susp clrcums was vas. sent
to-day t0$ the Office of the lerls OF the
CORPORA ton Court. DR.. Gray states that
"a the result Of several $analy he found
q. considera Bile quantity Of cocaine IN tho
stomach, but he was una bio to "a ccurately
estimate the quantity The liquld 4 anu 2
food particles III found the sis ma as
stomach at the tops 70 ser 70 q
Richmond but SDl, ss y lor, he tate
chen M. IRE fused ia examine n hem II Y =
lass he was i: guaranteed the ayment of3
hits fee s. report Of Pc
sent to- the nor jury pendlh u, M
result OF the inqu est ~! Y
ward Her and Edlnont Fleming 81 81
4colored) are IN id on CT p 81.
5crlmnally connected with "a H,fa " re-
death. Is: X 4, Xxi Y y 1,
southern railroad. has been pre y, t t !,
With handsome gold watct,3lWhieh ne
won in the voting s olee ., 10y
" -. ~ X thraa mon hs iby Potomac DiYl-g
sion No. $50, Order Railway ConduG-s
tors, for the most popular l 11e
led Ills opponent BY $500 70 W Is; "a ~
Mrs. susan ~. hltcomb widow 81 S !,
21J q Z. 7Whitcomb, Is dead here at the
home 9 nor son-in-law. n g r., !. g, sun
Van she \; years g aFs; ", !.
- ,tars, 4 ssocia don has been not fled
th qes5; TIC the Wash
ingtoa Alexand IA and Mount e ans4
electric road that two new a meter e TSe
c 30 narv alHo AM Its intention! to
5eStand Inc double track to this cltyy Isl s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
WAS NOT INVITED,
Chairman Agne'w Not q, Asked ' e
Attend G Conference in Ro'alno' Sc.

n
S fsneola i 10 The Times D!spat en- 80 6,
Al ,lllEANDGlI "A, Dec 224.--Nlr t'ArN
Aanew, chairman OF the State Repnblica,h =
COMMITTEES, when, seen ct. his home q Z Y
ills CITY said that ho had not a peom ~,
lenders In Roanoke for. the purpose O. !,
efsotng ggrssslye1 n 9ar.y 9rsan,
q he date az tho meeting; his counsel tls
to the wisdom ana q az q y 3 s ne
was Wa completely ignored In the mat ter.$
II "a probable that he would have g, at
tended had he been Invited III The State!
chairman asserts that there ara no serl-.
GUS divisions In the party IN virginia u 81 9
sa vs. the organization IL In q harmon Nous
condition, despite the agit atlons os q few
dissatisfied persons, He thinks his COM
sgnittee viii call q convention sto meet some
time inSJuly,probably In Roanoke, for the
nomination OF IA cand ldate for g oyernolr,
and other state offices. He merely no.
ferred incidentally to the mention OF
4 Judge Lewis and himself Tor the first
place on the ticket, and said that seRtl-
fnent III favor Of any one man had not
ScryStallzed. ~ ff R5t F5
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NED'S CHANCE.
Justice Johns Mercy 1rssL imitless.
Other Police Court Cases.

Other Police Court Cases.
Edward Beasley, the Ned Of "drinxy'';
zane, whose name appears Upon the,
Police Court records untold numbers.
made hts third appearance this week on
yesterday. y Il i3ss5 5 Il; 85Fl
GOOD morning, dear old Ned.",s s '..i''.
\ His Hotior. 81 $8 8 VI
Good morning. Judge, good morning,
ggentlemen,'''$ said 4tNed, not meaning
any discrimination. ~ u N
S8f Ninety days casually remarked II. H I,
and the popular rum artist HE'D him to
tho pen. Il h si X IS i.s
3$ Later, 4 after the mighty dispenser q
justice & had with lightning rapldity
shown clen,ency to q straight flush OF !.
DRINKS, composed IA OF u r, 5s55 q Rlakcy
R(white) and John Hendley, John 7 III iris.
Joseph Char lies and "a W. II. n Richardson,
his heart grew big With tend crness for
dear old Ned's sentence to ninety days
ana sitting in tho pen. G S'5a
/ Bring in Edward. \" quoth III. H. III
gItty.s5 'sI.s,5
LIN came the v!vacous Ed ward. Ser
geant Gibson, commanded His Honor,
with :. q wink, Z take old Y friend Ned to
williamsburg and keep him there y 1,.is3s
~ Come down and see mo, Judge" aid
Edward. ut Just the place for YOU, Is.
ana kissing his hand to the court sailed
happily! away for the rea rest bar. s4|38
N. "a u. Eubank. a he OF the 5.'scrappy
way. got Just six months for trying
to knock on Omcer5 Kuhn e whiskers.
&Ss8 Callum Tyler. an evil looking White
I man. got four months Nat for beating
one Beulah Glenn and afterwar ds enc ne
&deavorins to knock In ohicer & G .'a q
Stats. q; 81. NIL
Alfredo Pratali and Hugo Miasr.ln y
wereS charged with scrap lfre e
and HaSo are plaster ngure artists. N BUS
iness being dull. hey lvened the h oil.
day ri season by 4 first- class bout. and
now their very best friend would never;
recognize either list. lfredo looks q. a =
5thougl, 4 4 harrow had cultivated q NJ
Nea politan features. while HUGO ore 8a5
$turban on the largo hole made by his.
sometime friend. Batucci, an interpreter
and a host Of friends. made ! he court
room look like a meeting Of the Mafla5
society. The case was cor, tinned
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HANDSOME GIFTS i
BUYERS and Salespeo ple N \ il]lers q. 9
I r, Rernemb Mr.. Laughon.

S Mr.. AZ B. Lau 8 hon. he superin,t eng IN.
s',rnrised man la st! evening upon return n
&ingfto his home tor supper TO find await
ine him q unagnlfi cent con,binat lon VIII
Eings desks and book case, presented BY the
BUYERS and salespeo pleg q the bls Broad
Street store. Il ~
THE desk came In the nat ure sof a. Il sees =,
ond surprise as jpst pr vious &to leaving
the store the ice force presen sea n,,,i
ranelmbrance--as he had onl {a.3 couple g {
weeks ago lost q va lable ring presented
him, some years a go by the emp yes 81
the tore. M $ .5s} D g. .g
OF these articles are but evidence
Fof the MUTUAL spirit a OF fellowship and
good will that Eprevai i between Inc super
slntendentsot the store md his Ia rye corps
of helpers, sssf AZ. 81
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SPECIAL ExCuRs N 81 q 5s HAVANA
h1sags5I ,ss5 G u 3 AaSATLANTlc%!! fs

sS Al personally conducted 81 excursi lon to-
Havana, III Cuba, !. Ill leave Was hing tons.
Richmond and N orfolk,l ] arluary 1905.
connecting with the p. & G. n s. $50, sS
steamer ,oliyette, leavlng & Po 1rar,p
ria. night 4 . fI5 January st h.. Part Will
be limited TO 100 persons there fore. make
reservations prompt 81 to secure proporB
ssaocommo tlat ions On steamer, NJ y 81
bF;ritots.who speaks Spanish fluently Will
meet tho party ut sonYille g. nd &c
company them to Havana.
d ckeXs ii limited II to return Y from ~
M svnna On any steamer unit January l9th.S
With privilege to- stop over at any point
Sin the state Of Florida, s outh \ of JaoS-i5
isonylllc, Swithir{ the 4 final limit January
Tine rate, las from Richmond, for theg
round "trip; S.:clp:'3s meals sa and att, te--ss
rooms on teafaet' VI
"a Any Other informant lon or pa mplets sor,
CHA Ss NJ II Sbe furnished on applicat lorl.5i
M Il Kot az en t, S33s Ea St Main Street. Or
~. Il, Cralr, q a, p Al lining n; C,g}
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cHRI sTMA5 n 10 ~ DAY RATES "
4 a.. VIA 5s]i y. isl u
ATLAMTlc COAST lime,

l9T5 lam IIp TOFFa u 81 u, n M
This line Will sell tickets between
all po!nts south Of u Potomac River
and east OF the Mississippi River,
fares for tl,s round trip, Minimum rate,
ATTY cents, Tickets on sale to the geHsT
araiapublic December sd, cath. a5th,a 3lst,g
1901. and january LIST, l9o0, with final limit
January 4, 1906, For teachers and st:l,s
.dents, upon present ation and surrender
Of 'certihca tes' signed by stlperlRt endents,I
institutions,5 on December an to asth,l
inclusive 1901, with tlnal limit January
4 1853. Tickets will he limited to c0ps
'tinuoup massage In each direction. q
For fulla Information. apply to agents
w ca s. ,AailpRELLs
Division Fas senGar "A gent. g9
No. sss East Main Street. achmoRN ~
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VERY q Low RATES TO JAG ksoN.
4, LIE, 81, a N n RET Y my A59s
x 5l8lf aniTHERNERAlL

Account OF meeting OF sout herna E,du
tlonal Associat Ion. Southern Railway Will
sell from sta lions on Its Ines December
gsth and Goth, tickets to Ja cltsonyill F'a.
ana return. at one fare, plu twen ty-flYalS
cents; rate from Richmond and return
5000; final limit Of ticket. January e.
Southern Railway the route az the Sfa-i
nous .'Palm Limited.'' Elegant dining
CIR service For Information apply TO-
ticket agents or address n. Fl,
w O. W. sMN1sTRLlT2Y, d. P.S A ssaas
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advance ftoonanceorlllke me- me- wiring Its

advance feennnceerl like ms, Wiring Its
nick, he says. s a * ssii
y ri can't see much difference bechune
ralsin' money on paper that aln't worth
annythin' an on paper hat you know
amt worth more than 4 In per clint, ay
what ye sit for II, II 1t q wrong to pay
n gint tin dollars for loann' ye twnty
on saycurlty that's all Wather, why
should 1t be right to git money from
enough aon solid substance dissolved ia form
a thin scum on TIL top aY tn, wather3 q
'Bechuna thsi{two, I'd rather do bust
ness Wild TIL gold brick artist For, Whin
it's all over, }ye sthill have tn brick lft
to throw at HIM ifss b II, 5 @
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WINTER {, y:,1,.,sTs RATEs *

3IF#,T Z q ATLANTIc6c oAsT2LlNE 8. M
win ter tourist tickets "a re 4 now Of, sale
~ all southern winter :. resorts :a, yla the
: = h s {. a q uickest and most elegantly
s pped between the N North and South
III offers 70 health and pleasure seekers;
aerv ice q ia led by none. You make no
changes TO 5Flo rida resorts. 3s4
sS For f,ll par ticulars a plys 70 any agent
M 's, G. s.. SCAMPBELI,S
Division Passenger Agent,
MI Richmond. Va. SSt8
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TO MI JACKSONVILLE, +. Al ~ v u.
nc "A CAST II N e Y AS

IL an account ofl,the annual meeting OF
ina Southern Edlcat ional n "A ssocl Int on.1
round "trip tickets will / be d sold for ono
first class fare. plus twenty q 70 cents
Tickets Will be on sale December a 81 thg
ana 9sth, 1901 WITH final limit, returning,
to January Ath, 1907, {. .sssS
II For further information a pply to SIS
East Main. street, or W,SJ, Cratg g
A., Wilmington, n Q. Il
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B:,rown-Dun1,c::a;llnr,...8. ].
(specinl to The Tlnes,p Ispatch)

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspa tcl.)
Y GLENrMORE, VA,, December 2A-Mr.3
Thomas u Brown, OF Alhenlarle, and Miss
Rosa s. Duncan, OF buckingham county.
were married Mt Glenmore lethodist.
Church on wednesday, the 2lst, at Q z,
M. The ceremony was performed by Rev,
w. h Bullard, the pas tor OF the church
Tho bridal couple left imme dlately for
the homo OF the groom In Albenlarle,
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Harvard the Winner.
al n IIa,, .Asannin fad HrAaS. b 81
,By Associated

III NEW YORK;, Dec, 24.--,rhe third and
final round 81 the intercollegiate Chess
Tournament between Columbia, Harvard
Yalc and Princeton was concl uded ~ To-.
night and Harvard won, MN. tosal OF
s31,o points. as ugainst six for Prince
ton, which flnished In second place, Coz
lumhia was third, with 61-2 points, as
against four for Yale.
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AT MOUNT /: v1Nco.
Marriage Of Mr. N &: Simmons and ..
Mrs. c Collins ounty Notes. IS

$2 fspec,al 10 Tho Times. Dispatoh.)
Il MOUNT VINCO YlA.,s Dec. y, Mi Pau
Simmons and Mrs. Cora a. Collins We're
married last night at the home 5of the
bride. Row; ". F.. Billiard was tho OH !!
$cating minister, .3 4
s$t The Newark Sporting Club added abo = " II
eight hundred acres to their 8terrltorytthls
fall, F53 s1 . 81
a a some years ago nlucl, OF tho land In
this country was for sale, but now very
little can be bought except at g good
advance on former prices. Buckln CHA m
will likely so nore and more Into stock
raising, iS q. Al ti IA t$s ~ n. VS. MI
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I GLOBE Com,,prany's Banquet.

Tho eighth amman banquet or the glope
Clothing Company 10 their anploye.s
took place last night at Murphy's Hosnl,
and a. happier lot never EracedS q panr
duet table, The only strife between, cap
sital ana labor, so far M the Globe y
concerned, Is the effort for .content
and happiness and the uEb w M sps We
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Virginia Historical Society.

q AS tho society has been, Tor various 1rea-
sons, unable to have the annual add
the annual meeting will be simply bus
mess one, The presidents report, when
this year Is OF great interes b, will be
read and officers will DO elected. M
The meeting will be held on w ednesday,
tho 2sth anstamt, a 4 p M. ia the socle-
tty's house, No, sY07 East Franklin Street.
All members OF the society are invited 10
attend, 88
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Carolina, Girls,

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gated him WI tn n View TO make q; man OF
him: The sill peril q q Ways to be reck-
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Globe busl tlesss II About forty people par.
to Ok 4 Of their hospitality i$ "a sS
Officers 81 Myrtle u dge.f

Officers Of Myrtle Lodge. 81 81
Z omcers OF \ Myrtle LODI Sc, * Isnig ct ts Fsof
Pythias, elected thursday night for the
ensuing term nrc: Il iss
Il y. @Idppy. G. q. i. ri, Evans, c'..,
M. Becker, Probate; Alexande Brown
M. OF u u. Creery. lS. Of r. and g u
y. b. Allen, NJ OF r. A.. Chapln h, N i;
OF Il. j. b. Xxi tpstedn, NJ. Of AsI;; George
Smith, Il, a.; c. c. Parker, o. GIL b;
Allen, Representative to Grand Lodge: y
u. u Pattlson, Alternate.
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