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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
MAY ERECT TABLET E
TO A ODDLY MAN.
Those Who Helped Erect Church.
BY Carrying Sand for Mortar
to be COMMUNICATED.
,snecial 70 Tho TIm1,es.Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Tlrnes-Dlspatcnl
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb, AIRS, Wolfe,
OF Atlanta, Ca, daughter Of former
Governor Mcdowell, OF Virginia. who re-
sided in Lexington, has written letter
to tho congregation of Timber Ridge
resbyterian Church (the "Oa Stone
Church") asking the privilege OF plac-
Ing in the church a. suitable tablet to the
memory OF the ladies who. in l75e. car,
ried sand from South River to be used
In the construction Of tho church, It IS
a matter Of history that the women OF
the congregation helped in tho erection
of the church to the extent Of CARRYING
sand to be used In making mortar The
Timber Ridge Church is the Oldest church
in RocNbridge county.
The Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church
has extended n call TO Rev ], a, Trostle,
OF Winchester Presbytery, to succeed
REV. J. n Hooker. who resigned to ac-
cept tho superlntendency OF the Home
Mission work OF the synod OF Virginia
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FIRE: ENGINES /: '.|[:''
STUCK
While tie Splendid Seventh
Ward Public School Building
Burns to the Ground. s
u. RIoro'us TAR SENTENCED 81: { !. I I ;;l::I[
IA Norfolk Drummer Breaks Into
Burning House and Hcroically
Saves Two Negro Children.
tspcclal q rho Tim s- dispatch,

(Euccial to Tho Dispatch,
3 NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 5.-Whlle tho
fire apparatus was mired In tho streets
+ OF the suburbs, on It's wny to the fire,
the beautiful new Seventh Ward school
building was burned this morning, en-
failing u loss OF $4,000, and leaving 200
Children without school facilities. Tho
fire broke out an hour before the time
for the scholars to assemble. A defec-
two fue was the cause There Is but
$1,000 insurance on the structure.
The Newport News and Old Point 1Glcc-
trio Company agreed to-day to support
Mrs. Edna May Marshall, pay her ply
sician and hospital expenses for four
months and pay her 81, zoo cash, rs q COM
promise In the $4,000 damage suit she
Brought against thcm In the Federal
Court for injuries received By being
thrown from Il car of the company. i
RIOTOUs SAILOR.
Robert Gaggin,3 a sailor, ring leader, Of
riot at the Portsmouth ferry recently
las been sentenced TO one year In the
Eenitentinry. 81
he cut Joseph Flynn and Lawson
Cuddy, Of Portsmouth, severely, In tho
fight between marines and citizens.
Tho Merritt Wrecklng Company has
abandoned mo eIIOTL 10 8llOhIS VIC SEiiOOiA1
cr Sarah c. Ropes, ashore off Atlamnhh
Inlet. Ga, Their wrecking steamer has
returned to port and reports the Ropes
ii hopeless wreck, with q broken keel !
W. s. LOOMS. 4 night Waterman nt
Sea board Air Line crossing In Ports
mouth, was set upon and beaten almost
to death lag: night by three white ruff
fans. Their object is unknown, but It
tx thought they may have Intended train
wrccking or robbery The man is In q
serious condition. and may die, as re-
suit OF the awful beating he received.
Hihi .skull was at first thought to haze
been fractured. 8ss
HEROIC RESCUE.
John Segul, Norfolk drummer, broke
into d burning house 81 Portsmouth ITO.
day and hcroicully rescued, at the risk
or his life, two negro children who had
been locked In by their mother. lie was 81.
badly burned
a court OF inquiry was convened AZ
The navy-yard to-d day for the purpose OF
fixing the responsibility for the acct
dent to the submarine torpedo boat Moe
cnsin. 1t will go into the cause OF the
stranding OF the valuable vessel. and
either arraign or acquit the officers IN
Charge OF the Peoria. which was towing
the Adder and the Moccasln to An
napolis, where tho latter went ashore.
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SMALLPOX RACES.
Disease, So Far, Is Confined En-
tirely to the Negroes,

Especial to The TImes-Dispa tch.)
BOYDTON, VA, Feb 4.--The small
pox situation at Chase City Is no better,
Three new cases broke out there yes,
that town.
The pesthouse has had toe bn enlarged,
Az fast as the cases are developed they
are sent to the pest-house, which is some
distance from the town. 4 specialist
from Richmond has been sent to assist
The local physicians IN attending the
sick
colored people. No deaths have occurred
this week, and up to the present time,
only five have died, There are one hum
dred and twenty-four suspects IN the
Quarantine Hospital; 85 \
|lghe county health board met at Flnch'
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Mr.. WILSON'S HARD LUCK,
Pneumonia Prevalent in High
land-Farmers Move West.
1snecial tn rha Times.plspatch.)

(Spec!al5 70 : He 4HitSS--|'o PANS''1'I 7tls3
MONTEREY, VA, Feb, 4..--Mr. Osborne
wilson. OF Monterey, who was. Just re-
covering from injuries sustained BY being
struck on the knee with heavy stick OF
wood, was last night severely hurt 4, again gar
from which MI. Wilson had just alighted.
lie was knocked down and run over py
the frightened animal, and Is again under
the physican's treatment, J.,
Pneumonia Is more or less prevalent IN
rIiehland, The cases in and near Nom
terey are Mrs, ella F!eisheF, MI. Enrly
Gum and Miss Lille Malcomb, Miss E 9 81,
Raston, Of Mill GAP y repor.ed nesss r e,,
MI. L. K, ornderff and wife left TO-DAY, { J., !
for Franklin. the home Of Mrs. E ~ EN-
Johnston. who Is dangerously r SICK lose
+wn ~ her good farmer citizens. Messrs.
T 1Tz y; Fifzwater. who moves to ohlo'
and Mr.. ]. B. Nicholas going 70 hansas'
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Safe Robbed.

Especial to The Times-D ispatGh.)
4 DANYILLE, VA, Feb. 4-The safe IN
the grocery store OF Farley 6; Lewis, in
North Danvile was broken open this
morning and s23s was stolen from It. The
work is evidently that of an amateur and
tho authorities think the perpetrator is q
Danyille person. 1t Is expected that an
arrest will be made before morning.
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DOCTORS
DISAGREE.
Medical Society and Hospital
Board in Newport News
Are tat5Odds
OVER STAFF For HOSPITAL
List Recommended BY Society Is
Turned Down and the Latter
Takes Rctaliatory Action.
Especial to Tie Timcs- Dispatch

Especial TO TIC 7TIfncs-DIspatcn.J
NDWPO Rra NEWS. VA, FEB. 4.---Illere
is 4 sensational fight on here between
the Medical Society and the Newport
News Hospital over the appointment Of
a staff Of physicians for the hospital
That Institution turned down a list rec
commended BY the society, and the latter
retaliatcd by declaring as expelled any
member having any official connection
with the hospital
About half the doctors in the city
have announced their determination to
stand by The hospital. The matter may
be fought outtin the State Medical Assoc
citation.
Second lieutenant Gean s. Cakes. Of
the coast .artiIery, Fort Monroe, Is miss.
Ing from mis- post OF duty and his where
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A. QUARANTINE.
Keysvillc Will Turn Back AL
Visitors From Chase City.
Especial to The Tlmes-plspats

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspaton,l
KEYsYILLE, VA. Feb, 4,-The Council
OF keysvile yesterday quarantlned
against Cha Sc City, Jeffress Junction and
Sklpwith. Iiie Southern Railway Is notlss
tioi that no passengers from either Or
these points arc to be transterredb e. sge
sfrict guard will watch all trains, Also
any s person or persons arriving at Keks-
vile. Va, by private conyeyancss wv pc oe
ARE ted and sent to the pesthouse. Or
bace from whence they came.
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The Danger All Over.

4 HANOVER g. In VA. Feb. 4.--Dr.
1ioen, OF the Pasteur Institute In con.
nection with the University College OF
Medicine. who has been treating Mr.. ".
C. Arncll. the chesapeake and Ohio agent
here. and his little son, for rabies, caused
by lnad-dog bite, for the last twenty
days. now pronounces them out OF all
danger. III
Mrs. p. 3. Winston Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. arrived at her Virginia home
"Courtland." near Hanover G. H., 70.
day, III
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Rev. r. r. Jones, the Colored
Preacher, Told by Mayor lie
Could Not Protect Him.
The STREETS PLAcARDI:'EJD
Mrs. Shields Is Recovering and
Gives Clear Statement Of Al
fair-Was Not Assaulted.

Special 10 The Tines Dispn tell,

ROANOKE, VA, Feb. 4.--The city is
very quiet tonight. Rev. r. r. Jones,
the negro preacher, left tho city to-day
He sent q letter to Mayor Cutchins by
colored man, stating that he had been
misrcprescnted, and II he could not get
protection, he would leave the city. The
Mayor sent word that he could not give
him protection, and he secured a vehicle
and boarded tho train east Of here.
CITY PLACARDED. iii
The police were kept busy to-day tear
Ing down placards. stating that Jones
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70 a ~
abouts are unknown sto his friends
Lieutenant Cakes has been missing for
over three y ceks IL
An officer states that his absence with
out leave has now become So. prolonged
that action would be commenced shortly,
in his opinion, to have him removed from
the army. ~
Matte Elliott a mulatto woman, COM
mitted suicide In saloon here to-day by
taking laudanum * .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
at Has Been Worth a
Thousand Dollars to Me-"
az MISS FLORENCE WoRpEN.

-
,'Faines Celery Compound has been
worth thousand dollars to me. I would
certainly not take that sum ana give
back the benefit ! have received from rom
your remedy.
'%"Last spring the strain of my profess
sior,al duties left me II nervous wreck,
[ went home, and for weeks was nursed
BY my mother as an absolute invalid.
MY digestion was very weak, and
suffered agonies from neuralgia. Our doc
tor said It was all due to my weakened
nerves. but ho was not able to make me
any better. Y. 81
IA girl friend who heard of my illness
sent me bottle OF Paino's Celery Com.
pound, with such cheerful, hopeful
letter, telling what 1t had done for her,
that 1 was encouraged to give It seri-
ous trial. i "a.
II took four bottles, and by the end OF
summer I was well-absolutely well. My
neuralgia was gone, and 1t has never re-
iturl:cd. &S s l8 y. n.
fear.
I''..Not since was child have I felt such
buoyant health, and spirits. Our doctor
saw me before I returned to tho city and
he was nstonshed.
81 am happy to send you this now pho-
tograph as q proof of the benefit have
received from Paine's Celery Compound"
Il. (Mlss) FLORENCE WORDEN.
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CHESTERFIELD LANDS.
Farmers Holding Peanuts for
Higher Prices.

(speclal to The TImps-Dlspatch,)
CHESTER, VA, Feb. .4.-Just1ce Thorn
as r, Friend reports that several large
estates have been purchased very re-
Gently near Port Walthall by Northern
emigrants
A number OF farmers. ha says, are hold
Ing their peanut crops for higher prices,
per btsshel The general crop Of last
year was g small one. hence the unprece-
danted prices.
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Killed by the Train.
Especial to Inc Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Inc Tlmes-DIspatcH1 -
HARRIsONBURG.V VA. Feb. An un-
known negro was killed at Island Ford,
this county. by a Norfolk and Western
freight train. The negro had chin whls-
kers OF two weeks growth and Win
this exception answered precisely the
published description OF the negro want
ed in Roanoke for assaulting Mrs.
Shields last Saturday. The body was
tnried by county authorities.
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Northumberland.

especial to The Tlmes-plspaten.,
Il LURAY. VA. Feb. s.-A1F. William
woodward, Of this county, and Miss Della
Berry. OF Luray, were married at the
home of the officiating minister. Rey ],
N, pohlemeyer, in spsrryyilie, Rappahhin nan
woodward WIN reside IN I4uras.
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Starved Amid Plenty.

(snNc'al n The Tlmcs-Dlspatch)
WINCHESTER. VA. Feb 4-Mrs.
Eliza IIaney, wife OF John. p. Haney, died
at her home In this city last night, aged
seventy years. She had been sick for
kind OF nalrishlnent, and she literally
starved to death, though surrounded by
nlantN. w. ~. N. wv. n.
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND.
When Nerves Burned Out BY
Strain Of Toll and Care
1t Gave New Nerve Force.

When the pace Of modern life has
buined .t,p all tho nerve force 1T BURNS
UP THE NERVES TfiEMs10Lv1Ss un-
less now force is Supplied I.
Ihis Is n scientific fact Let It throw
Its light upon these letters, written by
YOU read how Painc's Celery Compound
saved and helped them when nervous Ills
.burGencd life and Utter nervous prostra-
finn t1,rhn tpfled .5t sa E.i3f tiilt E +A 4tfiH
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Morris-Rose,

tssnecial to The Times pspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Feb. 4,r-Mr.
Jesse Morris and Miss Lucy Rose, ,danYh-
ter Of MI NJ, A, Rose. both Of Gafollnss
Mr., w, A. MllleS, Rev. ], s, Isy1and ottl-
;clatInx,
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WOMEN SUFFER- NO MORE.
i haadachcs and was 10 run down that often
fet that fe was not worth IT ynE s hea
INV length OF time. a friend told me about
Palnes Celery C9mpouna shGrg,t ~ would n1.t
bottle before / Obtained relief, and I began
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
NEW VAGRANCY LAW
Is Being Made Very Drastic IN
Danyille,
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspateh.)

4 pANyILLIs. VA, Feb, 1.-THE new va
grancy law is being enforced by the local
police, and this morning I'VE white youths
were in the Police Court on the charge
The ,sases were continued fer ten 4 GAYS,
dants And Work in the meantime. Chief
az Police Akers says the law Will be en-
Forced against every lolterer IN the eity,.
Viii cause a Considerable reduction In the
coloyed population Of tho city. t3i
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Earth, Cures all Diseases or no Charge. \ cure
All diseases that are known g the huip4n rapoi
20 Ia s may g W. sn s9a
e perfect health. cure The foll,wiaS disssssssi
H HsaI! Bsaasa Flea II any iosm
Quinsy. Sore Throat, Lungs, pyspepsta,S Indt-S
gsstlon. Constipation Rhegma slsa, q any f3I;;s
Troubles. Sores, Skin Diseases, all Itching Sea-
Jations, La Grippe. or fneanoniH, ulcaTs. Gay.
out the uss Of knife or INSTRUMENTS: Eczema,
Plmples On face and body; Diabetes of Kidney,
disease,e no matter o. what nature. Medic,nss
sent to any address BY express For fuli pAE Nh
store. 40, M West Broad street. n tchHostt Yes
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10 discouraged women Paine's,, Celery
gives back blessed health =, a. ai ~
irorbIe Palpitatlon. Neuralg la, Indiges-
ton Dizziness, Weakness and 1nsomn ma.
1t restores lost streng thu It purii1es the
blood, and is a certain cure Tor ,bad or
muddy compl exions In u word. Pa1nes
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since the introduction Of local oP y On
fallen iII of about $500. Under the, stern
me meas sures OF Mayor Scott, crimlnallty has la
been reduced to minimum Even
petty larceny and m!sdemeanor 10 tohR Is !,
has been ,noccupled since last September.
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She was a nerve
wrock-Paine's Col-
cry Compound gave
her health and
strength to pursue ,'e'
hor ambitions,
Worth
Thousand
Dollars
.tome'''''s


to get we'll. 1 continued to take your inval1
was cured. I feel that would. not be alive
to-day but for I,ane's Celery Compounu.
X MISS CLARA Fl Stts ft$s9 loO6 N. E1ltn 81.
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Patriotic Kentucky Community.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: / came
over here TO Belcourt, KY, to see my
mother, who is in her SJth year-and
Eteadfastly loyal to the Old Flag and to
Christianity.
The observance of Memorial Day here
was the greatest event of the kind ever
seen in this section. There was singing.
prayer, addresses. readings, recitations by
10 little girls clad in the colors of the
Flag, each lettered in green cedar upon
her breast, the bevy spelling Decoration. u
There is no Post here, but the veterans
were given the seats Of honor, in front of
the rostrum. Everything was wreathed in
flags and bloom and evergreen. In the
procession the veterans had the post of
honor, and were escorted by a company OF
boys and girls. drilled by a veteran of the
philippine war, Andrew Timmons. 1t was
a day devoted by the people of the com
immunity to Patriotism-to patriotic lessons
and to honoring the memory OF men who
died patriots.-IRA b. TIMMoNs, Adju
fant, Post 354. Department of Missouri.
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PENSION BLANKS.
OHicial Forms for Use OF Attorneys
and Agents at Low Prices.

We are prepared to furnish the follow
ing blank forms upon application:
/. Declaration for Invalid Pension. Act
of June q, 1890, and May 8, 1900. This
form has been amended to meet the re-
quirements of the Age Order" of March
10, 1904
2. Declaration for Guardian of Children
Under 16 Years Of Age.
3: Declaration for Original Pension of
a Widow.
i. Declaration for Restoration to the
Rolls.
5. Power Of Attorney.
g. Articles of Agreement.
Z. Declaration for Increase of Invalid
Pension.
8. Declaration for Original Invalid Pen.
sion, under Act of July IA, 1862
8. Declaration for Dependent Mother
Pension, Act of June q, 1890.
10. Declaration for Dependent Fathers
Pension. Act of June q, 1890.
IL. Power of Attorney and Articles of
Agreement combined.
II. Declaration for Rerating of an In
valid Pension.
13. Declaration for Increase of Invalid
Pension, Act of June q, 1890, and May 8.
1900. CThis form has been amended to
meet the requirements of the cage Order
of March ID, 1904
IA. Declaration for Widows Claim for
1900. y
10. Large General Afidavits.
16. Small General Affidayits.
II. Physicians AfIidavits.
1S. Accrued Widows.
10. Remarked widows application for
restoration to the pension rolls, under Act
of March 3, 1901, and amendatory act of
Feb. %, 1903.
In ordering please order by number.
These blanks are all according to the
form authorized by the Commissioner of
Pensions, and are printed on good paper
They will be sent by mail to any ad.
dress, postpaid, at the rate of 50 cents
for so; 65 cents for 100, or s. per / .ON
assorted. Lots Of 1000 or more by ex.
press.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Washington, .. c.
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Pension Agent orr's Excellent Record.
(Buffalo Evening News.)

Through the efficiency Of its clerks the
local pension agency has just completed
the quarterly payment Of pensions in the
quickest time on record. 1t took just four
days to get out 4O.4G pension checks,
representing $l.3OO,OOO About 1000 de.
fective vouchers were returned to pen
sioners for correction.
Pension Agent Charles A. Orr has re-
ceived letter from Commissioner of
Pensions Ware in which he thanks and
compliments Mr.. Orr on the promptness
with which the report for the fiscal year
ending June 30 was submitted.
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sPatronize One Another"

in the office drew the sword from the scab-
bard, looked at the &c. s. A" and said
that he could not ship that, but must turn
it over to the u. S. Government. | fool
ishly danced to his piping, and do not
doubt that now that sword is exhibited III
some Northern home as a souvenir with a
sanguinary history. l would like to hear
about it, if 1 can. / am carrier on Rura
Route TO- from Ludowville, y. Y; pay IS
better than SIG, and Il hope for raise.
Have to ration myself and my horse
GEO. V. RYAN. Co. G. 18th \. Y. Cav.
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Who Has the sword7

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: March
10. 1864. at Ashland, near Richmond, Va,
our regiment had skirmish with the
rebels. We lost two men, captured, and
captured two rebeis-one being killed
The other was a Lieutenant, and / got
his sword and belt. The belt was of oak
canned leather; the blade was marked 6.
=. A. ! intended the property as a trophy.
and II April procured pass and went
70 the city to express It home. The man
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r p THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

7 OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY FLOUR
L meal and feed mill situated on railroad at Arm
strong Mills OHIO. In thickiy populated, fine grain
growing district. Plenty Of work to keep mill running
steady New and doing splendid work Terms easy
Also two NcAnuty flour graders, two wheat separat-
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NOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING TRANSFER
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Tor particulars write A. Wilson, No. 1922 Water Street
Boulder, Coo.
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Classified Advertisemen is,
REUNIONS.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Washington, .. c..

DOTH ILL.-Not since the National Encampment
90 ~ Chicago I'm 1860 have the survivors OF the old
s3h ILL., VOL Int. had chance TO meet and greet one
another In our own way at a Reunion. Now Ii il be-
lieved splendid opportunity Is afforded by the Lon
isiana Purchase Exposition at st. Louis this year
hence we have decided TO hold our Reunion In the iii
nos Building ON Sept. 20 (Chickamauga Day. at o
O'Clock m. II Is with feelings Of the most profound
regret comrades that for the first time shall be I'M
able TO attend the Reunion, owing q very serious i'll
ness, which Is with me yet and realizing that conId
not DO Justice either to myself or to the boys have
asked comIade James w. Newburn, whom You all
know, 70 take my place as Secretary and Treasurer
and he has kindly consented TO do so. FraternaIiy
Rotary, 4s7 w. Monroe ST., Chicago Ill