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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Northumberland w eddings.

"a (specal TO The Times Dlxpat - "
a IIEATHS WILLIE Il Y Al. December 27.--
Mr.. Otis ~. Wilson md Miss Mildred "a,
Douglass, sbotlisof Northumberland county,
were quietly married n 2 heneze N tllo-
dist Church, mt Il Oldhams to-day Rey,
w il. Davis performed the Il eremony Y
The young couple will make thelr5 home q
at Oldhams, 4S (, e 8,
Mr.. Robert Moore, Of r edyille nla
county, and Miss Rut Owe q t' 'ill \
moro, viii be married to-day at tho home
Of tho bride, 81 Mr.. NJ GORE Is wall known
here, having served for some time as de-
putty sberlr3of Northumberland county
Mr. O. w. Rev, Of Eis hernia anc s =.
ter county and Miss Inc ord, nf
Reedyllle, were married to-day q TIE
home OF the bride, sby Rev. G ga y, WAL
lace, The young couple VII make Ff Y elf
lfutl,ge home In Lancns ter coun tyisy..l
N Mr. George III. Hnstlng and Miss Edna
"a eorgc. 4 both well y known residents O.
I,ancnster county, Will be married to-mor'
row evening at the home Of the bride,
MI. 4 Harvey Marks and Il Miss Maria
Northern, both Of r Richmond county ~e:c
married. n few days agoGa I he home o. q
the brides sister, Mrs, r, y, Martin, ~
Ethel. Rev, Mr., Hicks performed the Ger
emory, IS N st sNit As{, ~ l4is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
SCOTT COUNTY.
Gate Citys.Will Profit by Great
Activity in Railroad Building,

. Especial to Tho Times pspatcb,) .33 ~ NJ
n GATH, CIrY.a v Al, Dec, ~ III The SCOUT y
md Western Railway c.ompailS$l has be-
gun operations on tho road from 81
port, Scott county, to TOMS Creek, Wise
county. George u Carter rs president ct,
the South md IVester The company is
building telegraph lines and cpmlnissaries
S hrae i' Tie Old d. q 6. road will be let
contract Ct once This syes ssata
the south and north sides Of the count y.
The southeastern road, recently charter
ed, has n force of engineers actively en-.
gagged locating n, mute and these rival
roads are expanding large sums securing
right Of way from Glinchport. Scott coun-
ity to the coal fields, and there Is soma
chance that unless aScompromlse is rea chs
I cd that there Will aha two roads built X, J.
Gate City Ia within u mile and one-h8lf
of the crossing point 81 the South and
Western and Will receive the benefit OF
Esthe new railroad enterprise. It ~ q fine
center and al good location Tor al Kinds
rounded by vas t forests of hardwood TIM
her and has an Futlexeelle waite power,
The town is built upon q marble fouslr
datlon o. the dnest grade Tor building
purpose1, II IL lis,s y III @s. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
N|IO!|HJUsT'II|C'|E For /
RICH. men 4 ] ! . |. HER! ].
George Wand erbilt Says Courts (. 'illI.t:s'
Of North Carolina p, :';t.t I'li;s
nate Against Him. s5 l5ss5
speaial q ! =, The j, i TImes;p [lspatch.1

(SOeCtal
AsIIEVILI1E, Decemlb' IT, e ~. :T-.
George w. Vanderbilt, owner of \ he mag 1i
8nlflceent Biltnore IS ate, Joining the
scity 81 Ashevllls, and W he 1arg In
sdiyldual 4 q xpa yer in the State Sot North
carolina, say TINT he cant,ot get justice
8lnSthe courts Of this State y. $S
II addition to merely sa wing that the
S1uries in Carolina are nfnir5 to sa r'ls3
him, Mr. Vanderbilt throug his 4 !! ht i
news lilies two affldavits with The courts
osstrcnEthen Ibis accusation q 81 Inst the
$jurles In Nv estern Tort s. Carolina.
These 5affIdavts are made by z ey.5S &.
RI swope. rec tor OF All Souls 9 urcll,s
and j Iiardy, Lee OF this II us lls
ridaylt, Dir. sWope sa hat AZ a
&derbltsls unable to set 81 y
North Carolina, because, oWlls " y g -
great veal TIL there Is ~ fee sthnl.!
sons who are Injured while IN.
8derbllt's emp should receive arge cam
ages, 81 i3fs u I3 81
I, = rttclos printed 8intsthe daily neWspa persj
4of Bunconbe cou ty md 81 mere nave rye
boon greatly prejudlcipl TO- the BIZ more
estate \ .5i8 x II u y. S. z, III NJ !.
But back OF al these an ts and the
preiudIce$ that Is aleged8to exist AGAINST
the lord Of the Bill tnoro te there is q
reason now given, which was lhereto fo .'a
unknown This reason Is given IN THO
Funldavlt Of /. Hardy Lee. The Lee state g.
Sment says: I'D ljs5 8S5si rs
'rrhe people of Buncombe county ,l''s
against Mr.. Vanderbilt 81 ' 'uts
not so much against Mr., Yanderbl per- 1'' I
sonally, as AGAINST the Biltnlore estate
because, In effect, Mr.. Vanderbilt hasses-
5tablished II dairy farm a truck farm and
B other ngrIculturnl industries, and Is II ~
live competitor of the farmers OF Bun
zcombe county. IS. Il sss 4 Is q
Early mex t. week a N appli cnt Ion on the
part OF four persons now suing MI Van!
dcrbIlts In the County Superior Court VIII
he made asking that the cases, IN ggre,-3
eating inS their req tests for DANA gas,s
SO, 900, be rerlandcd "a the State court and
taken out or tho jnrlsdlction OF the
UNITED States court. Atdaylts Will also
be filed by citizens Of Asheville, denying,
that there Is any marked prejudice
against tho owner Of Fillmore. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
y "A HEAVY ROBBERY Rob 3 ~,
Fredericksburg Citizen Falls on on
.Sleety Pavement and Breaks Leg.

HlS0SA ASSsSASAAS3
fSleety Pavement and Breaks Leg
ls5 (spccialt to The T'Imes- Dispatch,)
& RIcKsBuR RIG, 81 Y Al, Decemhl'ealr
27.-ThteVes broke Into he store here
owned by Councilman " Watson,
known us II he Boston rlety Store, an ~
after taking $ali8ofethe money out Of the
cash register stole fifteen wat ches, Il
teen suits a clothes s. 4 one dozen rings,
sixteen ( pairs of patent leather shoes
lot OF SILK mufflcrs and other art lcles,
amounting to@nenry $500 In value l1i'7
trance was made by sprlnglng the heavy )!
bars "a tles second story windows ana
when the robbers left they broke the LOCK
~ the back door and dropped a. lot Of
tools In the hack yard which We're wrap
ped in { paper bearing Mr.. WatsonIs AZ !l
There Is no clue 70 tlle
thieves. u 4, !,
d Mr.. Eugene Mills, while walking on tlle
sleety payements Il here, slipped and fell
henyily. breaking his left leg between
the ankle and the knee. lie Will pe$ &c y
fined to his home for several week.
4; i aHunton Wood Of Rappallannloasc'k
county, has sold a fine pain az roadsters
ia Mr.. n "A. Stratton, OF Noun StV eF-
non, New Y orls. for $500, "a t.jS8 j 3,
Mr.. r.. + a, Harris, OF Rama hannoek
county, shipped 1865 barrels of fine III ppm
apples to the u ,Iyerpool ma rket recently
and they netted him $i,5a Per barrel q tif
paving MI expenses, Il sE rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
T /: | ! <!
BUT1A0TH!A.G|'.0|F|; VALUE u ].
inquiry iii Connect ion Nv It'll the q
Chadwick Case Not Re- g
suned * esterd day.

CLIvEIAAND,o OH o, Dec ssl q. CONF
5trary3to ions,S the IND In cont-
Ca So was not RESUME ed q r ecei YER;
3Loeser stated that thing more would
be done in the mat for q
and satchel that were Il ia Ten from the
Holland house III New, Yorls, IA & Mr.
5Loeser8 to-day md hey will be brought
here Withini@a day or two Asid e. M
wearing apparel there Is, under ~
value in either trunk or the
sat 81 n
sf had Intended to-day to eXanlina8
Henry yYeurst, the Fl yrla, Ohio eWelars
who holds about 10000 WORTH Of 1: N rs.s
Chad lck' s 3 Jewels as securi ty Tor 81 loan.S
SNYuerst has mad q a "a frl 81 temqn g
lust what hc& holds, hoWeYe an OK
pressed his NJ llngnessi to- surren der hem
whenever the loan Is made good ";
Jewels vii be- praised ater, but my
more than the sum AZ va need by NYuerst
to Mrs. Chad wi si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
SPECIAL ExcURsl o N j TO 3 H AYANA,
,fl5 q u "a, VlAsSA TLANTlc vi ~
COAST u IN e. 4l4 5 ~

personally conducted q excursion Sa to-
Havana, Cuba. Will leave Ws'aashlngton..
Richmond and Norfolk, January A. 905,
5cnnnaoting With the r, g. q. 81 S, Goa
steamer soliyetteiass leaving Port Tampa
Ma. might Of January 9TH Part wi!
lie limlted to $50 persons therefore make,
reservations promptly, e secure l pFop 20!
Recommendations on steamer MI, A, 81 ~
rritot, who speaks Spanish fluently y, will
meet tho party at y eksonYille and nc-
company them to- Havana,
Y,rickets limited to return8 rrolll95 Has
svann On any steamer unit ] January 18TH
with with privilege "a stop over int an point
IN the state OF Florida. south OF jack
sonvllle within the final limit, Janqarly ~
~ me rate. SIS, from Richmond, for the
round trip, includes meals and states
rooms on steamer. 81 n II. q L ssl
Any other informant Ion { or pa mplets on
cuba will be furnished on appli ton
IN V icket agent, Sss East Main treet, or
n - III Craig. q. n, AS, Wilmington, N "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
S.UDD.EN0.DEA1'Hi0E
JOHN | TURNER ID
Prominent Citizen vi Petersburg
\, aid Gallant Coi1fed crate AK
3sI$ Veteran.
PILGRIMAGE to ROME / j L.
Rev. FATHER @ farrell 85to Visit
Holy City, col,lparied. b.
I Rev. Father Donotlte.


tspcclalto The Ttrnes-Di spatch.3
PETERS Bl1fsG. VA Doc Mfr.
Joht, III Turner, IL we'll Known and hon.
I ored \ citizen Sof this community. sS died u g Z
his home thia morning, fter3 al, Illness Of
& . jfews,hours. Mn Turner; was ut his
place Of business yesterday and appeared
80 be Iii his usual heal It'll, but became Ill
during the evening. and about hul 4 past
4 seven d clock tflia morning died suddnaly
from acute indlgestio HI WIS In his
\ sixt Eighth year and Is survived by sew y,
\ srals children. Ills wife died several yours
Il ago. st5s N SB ls6
N Mr.. Turner was n man Of the highest
Christian character, and made mn nd
gmirablo record us q Confederate soldier.
lIo was wounded three tinlcH at the bat ',1
NE of, Second \ Ma raasas, and though
{ again shot at Burgess's Mil In oc I, BE-
1884, returned to his COMPANY In Mar cf,
1866, and served until the surrender g =
tox Co tho,ise where his mug mus
( kat was one or tho. eighteen surrender
1 by Company ( Il. 1T Wclfth Virginia Req I:
4 ment OF Malone IS brf CAD III SKI s#i I. Is
ks Aftcr} tic war he went 5 In to Il the dry
\ goods business, In which he was fer gagged
al the time OF his $dca tn MI. Turner
U was a member OF the yvnshing ton Street
Methodist Church and belonged 7, TO e ne
ZAP. Hill Camp OF Cont dcrat e " ters '1s
8tlie. n yal Arcanum, and the PowhattfsttlI
4 Clarke Lodge OF ntasor,s. 3 n
5ags Father q Farrell Fof st. Josephs Cat hos 81.
Il liz S8 Church. AM ts 8 To go To q Rome IN
n May, d ccompanicd BY his friend Father
4 Donolue. Of Bal tlmore. 53s ss .9$
The funeral of the late I5dwl 1t lI 4
q ner, Of Norfolk. took plnces here this
morning 8 Turn mi was h fornerly a, g
we'll known resident Of 'ctersbur
lillian ackson, ca rrleris Of mall On
Y Il, d Eta r route between Gee and Garys-3
burg, ia Prince g eotKc count y. Is q Mail
\ here. charged with stealing three reg re- 81
tered letters. # ckson will have 4 hear hear
4 i1g before United States comraisstl on 81
Il Bartlett Roper. sa turdn y; 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
u, -
4 AN Il EXCITIN G. CHASE
SBotet ourt Hunters : Follow Pack
Monday With Great Sport.
(gpe cIaI to The Times DIspatcli. , ~


BLUE SRIDGE$sPR1 s. n IA. Decenl-
Der 1.-THE morning Il after Christmas,
ut early dawn, the winding blast OF the
and soon band OF hnr j, sRa rthy noun
3taineers assembled a III 81 ven rendezvous,
with 3 q Il pack s ggregati INK TWEEN ~. I've
hounds, for al fox hun
Just before reaching the southwestern
slope Of the mountain. the leader Of The
pa OK struck "a Il trail 4 and d his deer, pro.
longcd B yelp was immediat ny tnl{ zen; uI'
BY ali the gang and their music kindled
the enthusiasm Of the hunters to- q high
degree, and Il n wild " dash was made to
sovertake the winding pa ok. Owing to thu
soft condition Of he ground strategy we
3resorted to. the topography Of the land
was sea nned and ii anticipating the Gu a.
Sningness Of old .'reyrla I'd !. IN len ding tie
d ogs on a circuit enabled the huntsmen
sto soon obtain a view OF the chase that
thrilled and excited the spirits To- g wild
degree. N a1 NJ
Ssg An hours run. and the fleet ooted fox
sought refuge In q large .pile 9of N loose
rock n er4renlovng q few. It was quite
evident that in another minute. the ami
ma would be at tn mercy OF the dogs.
and and IA chase over. AZ consultation Was
resor ted to- a detail of ten or more wa 9
mac e n to Eput the dogs under lash a q
distance OF twenty yard {. NJ Fl eavct away!
and witha prize he rock went tumb bling
down the mountain and out leaped lie
frightened fox, faster NJ han the swift
footed mercury, (, he fled for fife. |B8i
sfast The dogs tossed and hoWled piteously
while under lash, and fterS a fair sto TT
wa 81 given, N they were relee cd when&off
they shot like an ARC from the bow g
an archer,
The trail was soon truck and I al were
quickly on horses and plunglng N ma q
along the intricate way while from glen
to crag. echoed the wild SHOUTS Of the
hunters and the sharp yelpng OF the
hounds. WI l
u I A brilllantSrun ofsnearly two hours over ,l
foothills, glen and moor, ca used his fox.
ship to again seek re fuge, but not in q
rock heap Y his former experience was as
a lesson; he now d lsapp eared SlnS g d1eep
den in the ground, and not having shove
Of tick, the chase was abandoned. II and
MI but the dogs we're wi Hing to admit
that odd reynard had bested them to-
{dayss ~ . =
two were captured. #s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Will Revoke Licenses.
'(S,ecIal to The y,lmesr pispatoh,,

Especial to The Times pispate NJ s D.
ryI,WPoRT,$ NEWS, " As,S December q,
Attorney n, st, g Wi,
cox, OF Warwick county, hos caused
nearly every saloon keeper In Rl oodneld,
sKlondike, Dawson CT ty and North n eWt
port News to ba summoned 70 tappeaI beE
fore Judge ny on Mt the mex term OF the
Circuit eoupt In 5NarWick TO sl.o cause
why their licenses should not be rer
.Yoked Ia claimed that 4 he lauor de1tly
iers have been CARRYING on Sunday pusls
ness opanl Z ana hat most of the licenses
Will be revoked. Z. n "a & K. Il h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
'(spe c!al "a The Times Dispatch

FL Especial to The T lines Dis patci,,)
GORDo NsylL Ll3. Y "A. December r., 27.--
All, awfl Ii crime was committed some time
during last night, sHshe ii Al lss Glen Patti
son was prptnllY murdered and her house
irobbed BY Unknown part es.
ID Miss Pattlson was an old whit woman
and lived BY herself She was 5dlscoy ered
this morning lying IN NJ he rSa door by Sn
ycoiored boy, who at once nc tilted Justice lsti
Ross. III
ES5I 1t was apparent I hat a fierce struggle
had taken place. the bed and ct owe being
broken and her clothing torn. sl The Az, Az.
Sthortties are doing all In their poVe 20 20
,apprchend the nnurlc rer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
8LINKOUs DENIES MURDER.
Declares He Left Wife Alive and
Told II er6 toS Save Herself and Boy

Especial to The n Inc -DIspatc NJ
8iS r. ANO K E. s Al, q Dec 27,--J aness I'm
sbolis, no was brought here from Rad !
ford charged Il witt, numbering his wife
md adopted son.. protests his Innocence,
and says IL 4 hey had any wounds on r. their
heads, they must have been ca used BY the
fall the building He says he W : :
told him to turn III the fire alar m: IS
W a tiers warning her to follow him wit p
the boy and not to attempt to Ike any
thing out of the burning, buildin ne
thai ia never as much as raised his finger
against his vii and they lived happily PLY!
together. 5s3 s$5 &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
HIS FINGERS BLOWN OFF
IA Merchant Receives Serious In
iiury From a Cannon Cracker.

..555 4 Special to The Times d spa tch.)
VA KING yYILIJIADii G. December e,
227.-Alr w L. Major, q M rchant here,
met Switli a paint acci dent to-da y. rom on
tho xplosion Of a car N ION cracke VII le
held 4 Il his hand !, causing him the loss Of
part 81 two fingers, beside tearing the
i flesh on his hand SO seyerely TINT nine
stitches we're taken In sewing It up. HIS
condition isEnotS serious. but very painful.
I Mr. r. G. Gregory, OF Newport News,
is visiting his IA her, D p. Greg
Mr.. N, II. 4 NJ on tague and family are the
guest a nf III Il. r. < r cha rdS. 53f32s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
7. (special 4 The Times Dlspatch..) w

H CIIATH AIN, ! AZ, December 81. Miss
Mary Yancey Il Hall and Mr. !lllanl
THOMAS Collins were married mt the
brides home 4 near Lynch 7 2:so n 3.
N, Sunday. Rev. w. D. Barr. Of Chat
ham. performed the ceremony 55
The bride is "a n ery pretty brunette and
poe,lp,ul +. n The groom Is foreman of the
Southern Railway bridge force, and POP,
ular lwithshis emp oyers and emplo yes, q. q
sumptuous wedding dinner lowed E tho tho
/ ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. lllns left on
Monday for lYashington.salld thersnortlh-
4ern q ties. Il S 3s' 4. ii sss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Not So Awful Fast.

Foreigners ara taught that In America
every body is In a hurry, Yet within g {,
few days some. cases have been decided
;in$the United States Court Of Claims that
are iiO years old. They grew out or the
Old french spoliatiDn claims, Nothing
moro leIslirely than the settlement OF these
ancient cases could be discovered abroad,
Springfield Republican. III h y: = M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

oyeRo II STEAM ERs DRIFT IN 4,
Chesapeake and NJ Ohio Steamer
Unable to Make Early Trips. Il
Trials 81 Late Theatre-goe n

Y Iflgneelal 3 .,rhs .rItne J. p,lspa.ef,.l

(speciei 10 The Times Dispatch. sSssj q a5s
o1sro LIZ. A.,, Zee. procession i n
Sof delayed steamers filed into port this
morning, ana the pnsseng ers Oh the +; be- e.
lated craft told tales OF d epless nj II,
and of the lncessarit fog siren dronit1g out
Its doleful warning each minute of N, the,
trip The Old Dominion steamer Je fer 'l'.
son, from New York, drifted into the l, ,ill
Dor ct i1:4o, while tho Berkeley, Of the the
same line, arrived az her pier at It'll I.
o'clock from Richmprd several II hours 'L1
overdue. .t5s Ss 58 3:i is.;; s. 9
Last might, lii the thick weather, ferry
8trafiic between Norfolk and \ Portsmouth
was almost 1T a plete ndstlll |, and
Hundreds OF ers and Gil istt ma q
Sf1ierrymnkers from those two places we re
held up In Norfolk Until uncart Is, n hours.
One ferry steamer, d tier feeling her Y
around the harbor for an h0l Il al lost,
tfihally8landed her human freig hit q Q
Sea board Alr8 Line freight wa re house,
VIII ich lakes 8up u almost M entire wa tel
front block and was too big to 4 miss "a
boat Il from Portsmouth had Il o. solneWhat
similar experience making q landing in
Norfolk, flnallyS tieing up Int t he, foot Of
Roam okc Avenue. Iss
ts28s It was the thickest night In the & his.
tory OF this scctl on for man year and
this morning the W the - was SO ~ heavy
sthntS the 4 Chesapeak Ike and Ohio steamer
Virginia could not make her ear y trip
ito Fewport N owe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
3 WINTER Toy.,Is'r RATsss
.r:HE .A.:T[L.AMTlc coAsTILlN

Ma NJ THE 8ATLANTIcE c0AST# 1T 3 9ggg
Winter tourist rs are now on sals
.a'saiiS southern winter resortS via y tha
a. aut,antlo Coast Line. THU line " tho;
shartest quickest and most elegantly,
erSlpped between the Nor and soptt.
~ soffars 10 health and pleasure seekers
seryice equalled Ny none, iou make no!
changes to Florida resorts,
4 For full part cnlarY apply - any agent
NIT @, &, CAMP BELL. 81
Divsion Passenger "A gent. " 4 s sss
8s8g S; ISL Rlchaionds ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
is Power of Earthquakes.3

III az Budapest scientist has mad o as ca lcuia--
ia 1fu1laa is tat az amount Work
equal to the raising OF the 3Tnass, Of ~
earth through "a III tie less than 0ns-f ~ 81
D0Nworld shaking earthquake reg stored
5durtng the eight years from 1895 to 81 s(2s,,l
The work done e 1 ~ nv z hsse
hover working CONTINUALLY night8an day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
FUNERAL or Mr.; PH0EB';Ul]Iss
Underwater Club Issues invita- Invita-
tons to a German.
,,oIftn,' mn Observation-Disclosures

IIl-97a95 1SpcClnTI
NisION, Al. Dec. q 1.-The funeral
.ofthc lat q Harrison Y. l'hoebus, who died
Yesterday morning, will TIA ko plnce Fl to-
morrow morning at II 0 clock ut the res
idence of mile y. 'loeb WI, mother
of the Edecca sed, t93ss ii =.
lions for a german to boz given at he
.Pythian Caatle Thursday evening,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Youth Fatally Shot,
:lsne cinl 10 The Times Dispatch,)

ss3.AI4EXAND RIA. ~ ecember5 27.----
Richmond Richardson, q bout seventeen
Years old, & accidentally shot himself In
tho chest this rternoon a T. his. home nesy
here, Il in Fairfax county, IS
n "A load Of small shot entered his body
making u probably fnta l wound 10 WAS
taken to Washing ton. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Aged Singer.

I A Manual Garcia the singer, Is still w.
ing In, I.ond on. and on ext no
only singer now 4 wing 5yllo took part In
the first season OF italian opera In n eWS
York In 1925, singing the role Of FIJI arc
iin8"Il Barber on # he evening of Nov
YherY 2Dt n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
EXPLODED #PREMATUREL-'Y

-Kofiidff 1dttu1cs 8 ~ 4 s.. 49,
"a Man S Arms and Injure Hin.
q Especial TO The Tines ispatcll.)
s2 I,O VISA Ma Dec. q VIII Jackson,
1 4, Young man, carryl q bunde&off
4 ,omn Il ca dies along the street, when
from some I'm known ga use, hey, became
ignIted and exploded in his INC, 4 badly bad
lacefating his hand. and he powder was
badly burned into he flesh Of the fore.
arm. 4 His injuries we're ny paint :
not Bscrious.5s ~ n 3 sfs ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

Il y Il Ne ApAcH FROM COLDS. s8
& LAXATIVE BRQNI(l QIIININE removes
t the fI In me ana look for tho signature
81 E,g W Grove. &c. 'adY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

on several former hun Is from one to
two we're aptured. 81
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28
PRICE THREE CENTS.

through the hands Of the treasurer in that
time, sl760 has been expended for the re-
lief Of brothers, the lodge granting assist
ance TO SO ofits own members as well as to
quite number belonging TO other lodges.
II has paid thirteen funeral benefits-tive
on the death OF brothers and eight on the
death Of brothers wiYes-and has never
failed 10 help when notified OF the need.
1t has also been the means OF drawing
men INTO closer bonds OF friendship, has
offered cheer aud comfort to the suffering
and discouraged, helped those in need,
visited the sick and striVen zealously to
follow the example OF Him whose life was
perfect.
Sixteen members have been lost by sus-
pension, 81 by card and five by death.
Out Of the 6S lodges In the state, Randolph
lodge stands No. l9 in point OF size. II
furnished the nucleus from which Bethel
lodge has grown and its greatest loss was
sustained when the Bethel brothers with
drew to form a lodge of their own.
After the program refreshments OF ice
cream and cake we're served, and another
grand march was led by Heber T. Holman,
Jr., and Miss Esther George, with Harry
Morton and Miss Alice Buck second.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28
Notes From the Political Field.

by vote of about 600 to 200, the Massa-
ehusetts Democrats instructed their dele
gates for Richard Olney as candidate tor
the presidency. The minority supported
Hearst. The convention adopted the unit
rule, but may not be able to enforce II
over the district delegates. West Virginia
Democrats declared for German first and
Parker second. Pennsylvania goes un-
instructed, but the delegates favor Parker.
Indiana Republicans join those Of YER
mont in endorsement of Roosevelt, OF
whose nomination there is no doubt. w.
j. Bryan hired a hall in Chicago and
made a speech Saturday night in which
he assailed the New York Democratic
platform as base and cowardly and ar
raigned Parker as unworthy Of support.
He disclaimed preference for any par
ticular candidate himself.