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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-10

o. heI niece. Miss Smith a large
number of guests were present amt a
very delightful evening was spent
Several couples gave Miss Garden
hire a surprise party on Wednesday
eveuing. Among those present were
Misses Bell, Comegys, Blake, Adding
ton Messrs Wolverton. Butt Tank
ersley and Byrd.
On Thursday OF this week a. large
crowd spent the afternoon at the club
rooms Of the Elks hall and al iufor-
MAJ dance was held
The TUESDAY evening dance al the
Elks hall was declared TO be the best
one of the season a largo crowd
was present
The club women are thinking OF
sending delegates 10 Washington 10
act as lobbyists" while thh question
Of secession is discussed in the sen
ate The president has not yet eX-
pressed his views but It Is believed
he is not in favor Of secession.
Il believe" said the muocen, ciu-
zon, as me passed by his fellow citi-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-10

o. heI niece. Miss Smith a large
of guests were present amt a
very delightful evening was spent
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Mrs. Russell Williams entertained
IL Wednesday evening complimentary
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
THE SENATOR'S BURDEN.
Democrats Confident, But Know
They Have a Hard Battle,

Il
Information which comes here regard
Ing. the poitial situation In West Viz
glnta is to the effect that the Democrats
out there are preparing to put ilp the
greatest battle OF their lives, and that
they expect to win, but they are con-
sclou that they are up against Il pow,
eriul and We'll organized Republican, ma
chine, which has been charged wIth@nli
of elections. sjl& 5 n n Il s M 's8
Former Senator Henry q. Davis. who
has been named as he Democratic can
dldate for Vice-Presldent. Ii the idol 81
the masses Of West Virginia., and his pop-
ularity Is not confined TO the members 81
his own party, Itfis contend n Thar he
is stronger than hlsaticket, ana viii land
thousands of Republicans and floatcrs
FOR Judge Parker who would otherwise
Tut the Republicans have the election
machinery, and while the Democrats are
demanding fair methods, It Is alleged
that IN their recent primaries among their
own candidates for Governor they per-
mitted n system, Of open ba Hot box stuff.
Ing, which u now turned against tho
Democr would be fatal, NJ "a ts N, &
There are. no strict election laws IN
that the state has been the, dumping
the exercising Of the corrupt methods OF
controlling election results. Tho Demo
Gratis have named y strong State Ticket,
but 1t IL said thatFIt Is largely the pop,
ularlty of "Od Man" Davis which viii
be relied upon to overcome tho heavy
Rennblican majorltics Of the pust eight
years. - tysi t1t
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! Personals and Briefs.

81 Mr.. Charles T. Mozart thy. the popular
day clerk at 4 Murphy's Hotel, has gone
on a two week trip to Il st. Louis.
Z Mr.. and NJ rE.S j ohm r. Powers are on
a trip to ST. 10 sSyS3 4
rs Mrs. . "A. Irult on, OF Richmond left
yesterday for Frederic ksburg. where she
sexnects IT., spend a mon weeks
with her niece, Mrs. ~ ,. sLinthicutl. OF
8, Miss Virginia CD odman { Belle Monte.
Louisa county, and NJ issess NJ al gie 4 Bell
Roller and Minnie Newman Bell gof Fort
Defiance. pa ssed through, the city.ys s.
.terday en- 4 route for d " GINA Beach,
where { hey will spend several I weeks at
the Fitz hugflS cottag :fS
q iss ~ gins. SC P hiladel phia Miss
Keller. OF b X noxville Tenn. a NJ iss Dun-
can g Salem nd Mrs. q i
SLynchburg n a., are yi sitting the "a nlily
5of3JudEe ohm G Az Jew. n. ~.
a Miss Della b. Powell Is sick at her home
with an tack Of fever. Dr. n ichaux y
MISS 81 lzzIe SNorycli. who has been Wis.,
iting friends In \ Richmond and i ia mover
Walls now visiting at III OILS Fonta1ncs
Spring IS,
n Miss Elsie Smith, Who has been spsn ~ /
ing the summer with her cous In. MISS
JuillasH itchcock. at Bllckvllle 1. 2 lnWiddt "a "a
coun Twill be homo this. week. accom-;
panied by her hostess. s
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.FAlR i'm CUNT EWS.

81 Mr.. and Mrs. s. La Ledmar are visiting at
Greenwood, Va. i$iS {f9 35S3Fi-s,$Ti.
Mrs, Maggie has return Cd from.
o. visit to friends In Norfolk.
Fierce Mahanes cleft for Albemarle coun-
Bty.to spend several weeks with frelatlv ives:
w NJ rs. r. Condrey and grandson, Elmo
& Jones' are visiting relatives In Washington.
Captain Eton IS At Alton Va, 8vislting; his
bira.5 Carrie Getting. Of No. 1873 Twenty-ss-
.cond Street Is Waiting her mother. Mrs. Ans
ME ColIncs, In West Point III s 81
Mrs. Iiasy and miss Lille Ford, Of TWEEN
tyifrst. Street, are visiting their brother, In
North Carolina. Il
relatives In Buckingham county, Z,
Walter and Annie CARRIER OF Port srnouth.
g, Waiting Mss Marie E q !,
lis the guest O. Mr. O.. Blylns. ssY WI
Miss Bette Bag by has left for Buck inghar,i
count 70 yisit relat ,,5 3, u +,
guest Of J,3lT. TUCK several days this week.
@' mrs Joseph Landers and little son, have
returned from ienrico county after spending,
Mrs, Clark ana son, fsiclard Of I4ynchburg,5
who have been the guest q Mrs. erry. have
's Joseps ta ul has returned from business
trim To- New York. htladelphla and & baltl-
Mrs. Join uanklns and daughter are visiting
friends q I'LL, Amelia county. & ,a l5
Mrs. "A. III. . Crimson IL onfned to her home
by sickness. ,s II 8s W ~ VS. !,
dist chapei Of Chelsea II III will he given to
night. and tomorrow nj ght on tho lot a )oln'
@ Miss BEETLE I.anford o. Petershurg. " tho
guest OF Miss Clara smi I, !. 7. az
5 Miss 9l.otties Roney has returned nome from
!, a nnIeasart visit TO Mrs. Howard q.
- nj rs, Joseph Winter al Il M rs4 n ed ~ Nell
have returned home after spendng 80 me tl9ne
MT n. d BARNES d ~ Amelia \ county, is
visiting Ia i'les.l . ( !,
Washington,iD. 81, after e short :yist I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
LOOKING U.P
.,SE / T: !. }. !. / /:
!somcbody IS Quietly Buying the he
Stock Of That
System
!N0T Likely COAST LINE J L.
although B Baltimore American
Bearing ii Mind u and N,
Y iI33i.$s5i Thinks So.
I. !, ~ sa

"A story.printed a day or two go by the
Baltimore American, intinlating that the
a,atc,quisition of a controlling interest in tho
tseaboard Abr Line Railway by the At
:lantic Coast Line was probable, is res
garded here as nothing more than specu-.
Elation. with II tile evidence Of feasibility
II The American regards the failure OF the
ion held by 1t on $1,000 shares OF tho
seaboard stock holdings Of Alessrs. Mid q
Il dendorf, OF Baltimore, and John u. Will
$liams's Sons, Of Richmond, as evidence
that the Coast Line is Quietly seeking to
I secure control Of the system. ii
t953 we'll Informed Il R Richmond financer,
! familiar with the affairs of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway and Its stock holdings,
stated yesterday that 1t would be im.j
possible for the Atlantic Coast Line to
absorb the Seaboard, for the law forbade
Coast Line Interests might secure control
@of the Seaboard stocks. but the road
li1nust continue to he known and operated
" as the Seaboard Air Line. 81 & e.
#J An erroneous impression is created by
:8tte Americans reference to the Pierce,
" shares OF the stock OF the A1iddendorf
land Williams firms that the purchase
! of3 this amount Of the stock would give
Il control Of the system. Messrs. Will
sliams and Middendorf have between
Il 10000 and f10o0O shares Of Seabpard
l stock, and this is not controlling inter-.
y est by considerable. AS a matter of fact,
B no man in the capntry owns a controlling
Interest in, this stock.
| There is a quiet moveIn ent to buy Sea-
y board stock now going on, but by whom
Hand In whose Interest cannot be positively
asascertained just yet. For two or three
/ weeks past from 1000 to 5000 shares per
day have changed hands. This quiet
4 buying is taken to mean that some syndl-
Il catefis after control, and is making still
4 hunt for 1t. It would require the acquist-
stion or holding OF about $4,000 shares OF
Il the stock to Insure absolute control Of
sthe system.
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S uLLmA rs SON
DOWNTOWN Stores, 1e2o.1e22 East Nal
Street. Uptown store, sos East M
at sss Marshall Street. ais b i3ses
Phones At our two Stores. TT

OF screen coal delivered at the mines,
prices of both Goals t. consumers here
has been no corre sponding reduction In
the price OF either coal to consumers. On
the other hand, the lprlce Of coal Is 8 lead
lily though gradual " advancing.
y The railways hauling coal from the
are competitors and maintain az a. compeiS
ing or equal ! rat To- 81, coal. Freight rates
are made uniform within certain terri-
tory BY n the raj Iva Y, N Lynchburg, Rich
same rate on coal tonnage. Though Rich
mondE L Is further from the mines than
Lynchburg &bySsa bout las miles, and New
further from tie mines than Richmond.
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ghs .superlnte dsnoX, q !Redfofd county Y!ll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
y .Yea lvant 10 save Money
Glance Over Our Prlcss VIII
l'revOs " ! Encourage Il. II

iLssarBs juicy Lemons, dozen. .f2o
Ion Cosfee, ID papers. LILO
. sest american ora INFLATED 81 W !. $40
For, Iced Tsa, cry our green or
mixed Tea, Il pound a. /. j, !. !. 4. !. 400
Arm Ssnd Hammer brand Soda, pkg ]. %
Large Hottle Ammonia. &. %
pounds Califor1la Peaohss for... .26o,
g Arbuek!e's ArIosa Coffee, lb..,.....ithol
Esriy June Peas, can s...s........s. 90
Small California Hams pound. .....:ioo
Matetes per doxe I, !. 4. 40
fs SOU P!cklss, gallon. .,............. 80. aoo
EW Y l SAE Sugar, pound. .............4ho
n! 6e 4. C,sy Meal, per peck, Be-, o''
quart Mason Jsr. v.nii,s syruip......os
esst Cream Cheese, 2 lbs Tor. gee
Canned Ton,atces, large cans ~. g
New CLIPPED behring's, 8 dozen for. aoo
1000 A. u Az, pound 20
Quart 81. Jars Horne Made sweet Pick.
3 ry our 81 liver kInu Minnesota Patent
Fiour, SIC. bag, or barrel - 90
Mt. Vernon Whlskey, at. bottle.,.y. 7bo
a.lb Jars Home. NJ ade Preserves &. I. 1so
4 Blackberry or G ata~ba Wine, quart i. 1870
singer SNAPS or Soda Crackers, lb....4hs
sat s. tork, per pound ...............-...7AI
Smlthfeld 4ams, pound ~. u. Toe
Black eng ana Scrub Brush es /. 30
= oarss ootauon Shaped Soap for..... $50
GOOD Green or liked Tea, b...s 400
x ~ dozen New Roe Herr';1gs for. $50
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound ]. .. $50 20
Country Joles, II, !. 4. ]. ].
Jokes Soaplne for. j. ]. I. !. \. ". ..bc
Root Beer, mi axes five gallons, bottle. 30
D 'l "A Malt t,lskey, per bottle. 300
rs S. ! LlmAn'S son,
Downtown Stores, 1e2o.1s22 east 81 Main
Street. Uptown Store, sos East
sl ia tsS 81 Marshall Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
! PEACE REIGNS.
Mayor and Council Of Barton
Heights Agree to Submit. 58s

1Nn4dyOI anu ri SoullC1A ~ " MI Dbl lOllis
Heights Agree to Submit.
. Everything will be lovely on Barton
Heights, dating from the meeting OF the
Council there last night. e. i435 &f3 sdt3333sE
Thomas w. Gardner appeared before a
full meeting OF the Council, over which
the mayor presided and gave 1t a his
opinion that those defeated at the recent
September LIST. He based this opinion, on
q decision OF Judge Wltt'sSin q case from
jackson Ward. and on an affirming do
cision of the Supreme Court, both cases
being very similar to this one. He also
assured the Mayor and defeated Coun-;
cilmen that they were within their duty
IN turning over all monies in their pos
session to their SUCCESSORS, MI
After hearing Mr.. Gardeners statement,
u was unanimously agreed to vacate the
disputed Offices and what promised to
nOtlingncss 64fI3 B53 IS MI b {{ * ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
CAPT. LAMB HAPPY Is
Cong ressrnan Believes There j
Democratic Victory Ahead. 81

ongressman John Lamb Il is ~ ono Il Of
those who believe that this Is a. Demo-
cratic year and 4 that Parker nd Davis
are going to win out in the coming MO-
yember elections. ';.5 Tss}
!. Ca plain Lam was one OF the first
Virginia Congressman to declare for
Judge Parker. and he has had faith from
the start in / his: winning qualities.
ao',T he congressman does not seem 4 to be
giving himself any particular concern
realize that the local Republic rs are
contributing to his success by carrying
on war IN their own ranks. % But under
any lions. the Cong gresham and his
now one Of the safest Dcmocra tic Dis
trlcts IN the Sta te.3 Captain, Lamb Will
be the serve Eof the Democratic com-,
nittee, y and VIII so on the stump when,
most. of8hlss speaking in his own "a lstrict.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Influential Party Coming. A

At the A session Of the Association Of
Comm issioners "A OF Agricul ture Of the
Commissioner Koiner will $lnyite that body
to hold Its next meeting in Ri chmond.T
1T Z Is very pro able that the assocla tion
will accept this Sinvi tation, ! as 1t has never
good work In advancing tho Agricultural
interests In tho South. and through It's
efforts several measures Of imp ortance
for the farmers have been passed by Con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Kind VIZ rds for MI. Ryan.

church paper or New 7 OK mas It q
Mr.. Thomas F.. Ryan, Of this city,
who is "a native sVirginan, and who
represented hts district at the St. Louis
Convention, is not on va very success
Brightness are too well recog ntzed NJ to re-
quires comment, but he Isl also a very ass
.tuteF politician, possessing many OF the
the genuine oldlfa shioned sta teman,
many Of whom added so much lustre to
his native State. Mr. Ryan g. care er$4i s
an illustration Of the fact tina t & mi IN
:unsullled reputation, 81 and FIJI al &the IL same
time q Sgcultured Christian pat riot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Old Paper Returned.

William E.Mrnold. 3of ClarksWlle. Ohio,
land grant, taken by an uncle 6 OF the
former. from the state Capitol, afterRthe
fall Of Richmond In 1866. J.
The paper is dated. 1871. and lis signed
q grant for land in favor of Moses Law
son, assignee Of Matthews Rust the tract
lying In what is now Hampshire coun-
ty, 4. !, !, !, y z 1, !, J.
the archives Of the Cal ltol. ss56ss Ss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
A.f The Casino.

Proof OF the popularity OF the Bijou
Comedy Company Is accumulating every
Knight at the Casino. where the play, The
5Tnous crowds and winning deafening APP
tp1ause. Tony Hart has most Important
! part, and he is easily at home. and as
for Andrada. Chip. Mary Marble and WIZ
liam Halter. they. are as good as ever
8The chorus-it's the same old story
n The house is crowded at every perform
lance. and will be packed to suffocation
1t which time Mr.. Chip" will make Il
speech. At least, that Is the report.
Minstrels Next Week,
Il, The Augusta Chronicle contains the fol-
lowing notice OF the Century Minstrels
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probably be held by Mr.. Guy, the nd intaritn
appolntee.s until the case OF former Superintcn
dent Riley Ia heard ~ u R55E NJ ssgs
Virgiir,lia Deleg,alt;es Named. N

Is The Governor has named the following dele
gates to tho National Poison Association Of
the United States. Eich Ia to meet at Quincy
I'LL en- October 15th-2oth. II
Aiesss a I,eoi ~ 5. Il, s T. S iulce,
Charles IiutEier, 4. ys b. ddison, Of Rich
sn,ond; "a Itoburt Gillian. pr. WI liam "a.
5Dresry. OF Petersburg IS Mcssrs. George w
tEmcrsons, OF sabot; ] w. M Carrtck. Of Sor.j
folk; Dr. IL 81 Fost or. of Hamburg: Dr..
r. j. 81 Preston, or Maron;s Messrs. s. HI
.Hnnsbrough, Y OF Winchester; Iaaac Hlrsnh. Of
Fred !ckBburg ~. Il L.. Nc IGNORE, OF Suffolk
NJ Borum, OF Portsmout tn. sssS
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which begin ,an engag cement At the Casino

But the best part Of the night Scelebra-s
where the Century Minstrels held .Ae
boards before delighted aud ience.. This
is tho best performance that has been.
given at the Casino this year. and 1t Is
pro ba BILE that few yet to come will equal
1t. Tho singing Is Of the best, the selec..
tions being popular, and ei thers so sweet
or SO catchy t hat they will be sung In
Augusta for months to- come. EEs d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Has I: Sister: living Here.

Hon. Champ Clark, the widely known
address Ri at8S the notification OF ~ Judge
{ Parker Of Y his nomination for the presi--!
sdenoV. is a Sbrot her of Mrs. j. j. Haley;
Street ristiana 81 Chufcl III Of thls city
Representatives. Clark is regarded as one
Of the most brilliant members Of NJ the
House, Sand ibis sister & is considered AZ
woman OF unusual intellect and culture.
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The Central Methodist Episcopal sun
day school has added largely to Its library
and rearranged Its catalogue. The IL
brary Is now replcte with many volumes
by popular authors, and the little ones
may range over the field OF stirring ad.
venture and OF nvowedly moral teaching.
Exceeded Authority.
It was learned yesterday that tho Iac.
ton of the committees of the two Demo-
cratic clubs recently formed was l,l,.t
authorized by their respective clubs II
seems that the committees were appointed
simply to confer toge Their. Ii order that
q pacific union might be brought about
between the two factions, and then re-
port back to their respective clubs.
sls It was also asserted that Mr.. White
went too far in expressing his willing
ness to resign from the Craftsmanship ut
the senior club 5 $ RS
b Some movern ent i will i be put on foot
In "a q VI meeting OF the original club at
Toncys Hall Saturday night whereby the
two clubs. may be brought together.
Kidd Case Goes Over.
Ernest Cole paid one dollar ana costs
for flowing his mule to wander about
the streets. ga vi X 55i E3f
The case of ~: 4 s. Kidd, charged with
insulting q woman on a street-car, was
postponed until August 16, at the request
of Judge Gregory, counsel flor the ac-5l
5cused. Judge Gregory said that he was
fesIing too ilto go On with the
Virginia i: Passenger and Power Company
agreed to- the continuance of the case .f&s
!, ~ &: H. Sch wartz was fined A25 for
allowing his COW to stray into the front
va rd Of one Of his neighbors
Pers onals and Briefs.
Miss Cora F. Lumpkin 81 has returned
View and Norfolk. IS 2I3STg38
B Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. y Jewett will go to-
Ocean View this morning for a week s
vacation. sSss 4SS
The City Assembly meets tonight. ss
The .Daugh Of Ii berty and Liberty
Council, Of the Junior Order of Z United
american Mechanics ia II 8 a large excur-H
tcrday. = ', a. - 80 sSss
I. !. Miss Marion Lucas Of New York city,
- Visiting her uncle, Mr.. a. Lucas, No. y
Ia West Ninth Street. .5sA -8a4
Ing and robbery Of Mr.. Netherwood. lin
to day II S S1,,11s Gheatham,s court 4
assault, and Arthur Derring were semitic
Chesterfield jail Wedn esday. 84ag fEsa
y New South 81 Council OF Junior Order
united Amnrlcan Mechanics will meet In
at N o. 1900 Hull Street. . # 81 IA,
Il Mrs: c. IT, Petit and her little daugh-
ter. Margaret of Lynch burg ar visiting
Mrs. r. e. Owens. on Decatur Street.
I. Mrs; T. E:s Eastwood and son, Arthur
& Miss Elise Goode, of No. :225 East
Tenth Street, with her sisters, Misses
and Ruth, lie tt yesterday for
4 months visitftto their aunt, Mrs r.
T. Crostick, OF Macon Ga. SS 81
Miss Nella Cheatham is Visiting her
brother in Fernandna, Fl Eaj2
The Lend a. Hand Society Of Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church will give a
S lawn party e thursday afternoon
from 5 to z o clock on Mrs. w: A.. Glib bs's
& Miss tLessie Snlit issvisit1ng friends and
rela tives In Crewe, Va. Later she Will
spend some time sim the Allegheny Noun
tains In West Virginia. tS5 IA,
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Mrs, r oy B.W'ills.

~ All 1oTrEsYILLD " "A, J, ugust, IL
ISn sehusc h ssySiss
T q GOV y ao was kiied two M
tho wreck at Frank I'M pn !, !, tnel
Southern Rail 1y, died last eYehl z "a
bospIta ths eity whGTe sa ema 1iaa
%er , taken This morning ys :, !, R y !.
Nelson county for intsrmen The ;a :
lceased was years 81 = Y f IN
ia slsuryivcd by her huspA nd ana 3 t ~
Children. Y She also has NO brot hers az Ne
George 81 ali, of Charlottesyille. and SS ll j.
liam oanoke) ~ - l, oa :, ~ S!s,
Mrs o. n ma ber. Of Char lotte, q, 81
and Misses sd lie and Ha lie ~ all, IT rye
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Fell Thirty Two Feet. +

IL j. "A. MacGruder, working on the new
insurance building up at Fifth and Main
Streets, yesterday had q fall Of thirty
two feet. His forearm was fractured,
several scalp wounds inflicted and bruises
sustained all over the body. NJ
The regular ambulance was out, and
Dr. Perkins FASTENED to- the scene in an
extra. Mr.. acGrud a. was taken to the
hospital. and after being treated by DR..
Perkins. was sent home, ea E.MM
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3Prices,I q III CarYE Street.1

sales sini8tl,Is market were fa'rl u actiGes
ycs.erday, Prices on Cary 81 reet were {. a a
follows; Eggs. ckans 4 e
vcals, & stp86 cents pei pound lamb. 81 g,
6-a cents per pound sheslf 70 cents , s;
pound hogs. "A cents & per Po WY
apples 81 to $3.50 per barge pea y cents
to 81 26 Dor era
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Death in an Instant.

Mr., Scott Fiddler. mid dle-aged man
and unnlarne ed, died 3 suddenly at his
home, No. 1902 East franklin Street, at
- 4 O'Clock yesterday. Y
q Mr.. Fid dler# had been Ill for some tlnSD,
but his death was unexpected and at
came so suddenly that Coroner Taylor
was summoned to " see the \ bod y.fbsS@ DR..
Taylor said death was due to natural
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Flourishing ii Albesr1narlc.

4 Rev j. w. Mitchellf returned Wednesdiy
might from, the Albenlnrle Baptist Association
which met at Prddy's Creek Baptist Church,
ten miles north OF Charlottesyil le. 5s5 sl
E Mr.. Mitchell reports everything In a flour:
fishing condition, and the work d OF the 4 de-
nomination pleasngly on the up grad s
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-lIIU3IK tt1k q " ~ M 2. 'l-5i rs IN w
Mrs. Sallie Murray


Special to The Times Dlspat ch.)
gScHARLOTyTESYlLL I'd, " Al, AUG uat IL, -
Mrs. .Sallie Murray. wido W Of Thomas y,
Estes Street h after .. brief illness ag Z,
eighty-three years, She y ssuryly efl ESDy J,
Six children fourteen era hildren ha =,
two AZ great grandchlld ren. "a afS daughtes
ms G. II. Schneider resides an "a l'l-3
more. ls Ats I'll ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
iLead-Pipe Cinch.

William Crittenden. colored, was ar
Ing MTG the residence, No. 11l2 West Mar
shall Street. and taking lot of lead
pipe, The alleged houseibreaking was
done In the day time. N q{s1b 8lE.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Sacred Heart Picnic

The annual excursion Of the Sacred
Heart Church will be run to West Point;
usually one OF the best att ended handled
from Richmond, and the crowd this year
promises to be even larger than hereto
fore. Tho trip Will doubtless be a delight
full O. nc. f5sjia s}ft it4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
H Engineer Scaldcd,.

the seaboard All Line, was badly burned
yesterday by an EXPLOSION on his engine.
HIS face particular ly. was IN "a bad con-
dition,Eand lie was AIKEN to q hospital,
Where lie Is now under treatmcnt. iggsshh