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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

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aperoen, tit es nur ON 4Ioec ooB Oie
Hn''SIlbober oJS oirefte 9enefi5inn.
zen oe@ SicaeS ibrer Qortei oofiir
oVJIel'ert peroen. IS lit oo9 3ebntml,
Ie''o'ilot better, oI& BOB Die &ortei.
eomtte'n 0os @elo BON g8oa.S Street
nebmen."
3te Stoot gP 6oIinq bel
SSlen begcbt POM A.. bis 8. September
o, s. ole 6eicr hires ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@e'tonocS Olr6 6eItlihfcitcn inn gro.
Ben Sto(. geionGcr3 limo prGftiqs
Dlllorlde 8iI0er aus Der @eidihts
DER Steot Oorbereitct worocn. Sin
lflooernes &oltsieIt iou ben S6IuB
DER 6etern biIoen.
3ur 3citiinOi in Sen Ser.
Stooten 56 &~iiben5udcr 6o6rifcn
i'm Setrieb oocr fir Dem 9ctrieb fer.
ttg. @lf oobon limo i'm lcBtcn Sabre
cln9ertftet poroen. Ole Subrc5.
Froorttton an R%iiben3lfcr belief liG
III 1903 ouf 2i0yG01 [onnen cine
3unabmc bon 10000 Conncn 9e9cn
ooS &oriabr. % lid DER 3udcrpcr.
bralld) III Den Ser. Staatcu utf reidp
lid 212 Ntiaionen lomeu pro SoDr
belouIt, 10 miiiien INNER nod QroBe
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31dcrriiben6au itebt uob elm meite9
Sel0 ofien.
Ole 9cp0ltCruug 0cS
oellti6en HeideS miro I'M neueitcn
vStotiltii6en Sobrbut" no6 Dem
Stonoe nm Witte oieiea ,Sabres uli
59,495,000 &erlonen gcih6tt. Bel
Der lebten 8oIfs5Gbhma. ole am l.,
0e5cmber 1900 itottgcilmOen bat, lit
cine @inpobner5obl Don 56,3G7,l7S
&opfen feItgeltelt, 10 0uB IN Den lett
Dem oerflolienen 49, Subren cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INN Ctluu 3,l3
Wtillionen ooer 50 bonn &lnocrt
ituttgcfunoen bat. Son 1895 bis
1900 botte lid Ole Ncuolterlmq INN
400 Wfillionen oermcbrt. Scit Grs
ridtuna oeS ocutiheu Heihc9 bis
Wtitte oieieS Sabre9 bat Oic Neu0lfc.
rlrng INN runo 1872 Wtiaioneu ooer
40 pom @un0ert 5uQcnommcn, lm0
ooS trot Der 5eitmeiIig rtdt ~itorten
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Del d c Is h !
cugo'er ISnter.O Ocean" uciit ourollI
bin, 0oB iie sur Belt MIR etmo baIb
10 oiele omcrifoniidc 6omilicn in
ebcnio qiinitiger gage beiinocn, oI2
i'm Sabre 1897. Ger brittle Stonb,
8. \. oic WtoioritGt oc9 omerifaEi.
ihen SoItcS, olio lue0er Die aupito'
liiten, nod Die orgoniiirten 9Irbcitcr
buben 5llr Set beogutenO b06crc 9Ino-
gnbcn, olS I'M Sabre 1897, abcr feline
bobercn G%inuobnlell. 2cnn lid Die
&%opitoliiten ner6inoen mo Die Erciie
erb0ben, Damn bat iie Der brittle
Stono 81 be5obIcn. Sans 5eitaemG6
ooB ser oSntcr.G ceou" Die Nuimcrfs
iomfeit oltf oclr i%ogenonnten oritten
Stono Ientt. Golititer, ipie Ereiie
bo6eu Den ioit Gdll5 aus Den Nllgcn
geluiicrL ais Oh oo@ 2ono nltr SEA
pitoliItcn uno ltnions9trbeiter babe.
0oS Seer Scr iibrigen 2cute miro
nid)t mitge5dblt; lie MADDEN mcnigcr
Yufiebell. oils anpitnliiten mo or2az
Nitric Nrbciter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
2prraiue.

9aaIerif6 = 8arfartis - 5rieolih.
Neitlib bon Walbruof Elm uno etlie pdloe
MeiIe. 9enuSt Die nit Eotpbattarl be5etbnete
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5reie autiter Nadrntfinge
ont 2ermtnus. 8retie bon 8egrdbrtBltelet teef
ipe5ieu. 2eibte geoineuuaell. Selepbor
siuaos. gerIarot Nroidhiire, (W,ai4.tS.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
=SpQenc

gaibeoruIs unb WtuIberrDs StruBe. Inter 2ets
tIttg Der r9briitli6en 9riioer.' llnterri6ts.
@eftdft. PIN 6. September er6ffnet.
(Iul23, tM2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Mn Nns nrchrtc In6lifnn.

ttnter5ei6neter 8cigi hermit an. oaB CT bic
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8u Ocrmtetbeu bat. Sicie Quue 1T iitr ale Seits
~ltdfeiten puilcUo. Ylberuler YreiS.
NbtungsboI
y. sotuluue, gerlpnIter.
(gluats, 2Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

SIM GlepeIonb .@ d d. ter
ltno Nina" leien mir: ySlt ieiner belt.
ti9cn Gorreiponoen5 ipetlt nnler
@oibinotoner Correspondent barouI
bin, bob Ser Gipiloienit, ober mas Iid)
bcllte 10 nennt, oen M%mtSinbaber,
alien gegentbeiligen Yroflamotionel1
5ltm 1rob, Dor Der 9elteucrung fir
@obl5iuede niht ifiiet. Ger In1tS-
inbober brollft lid nidt beIteuern 5u
lolien. So ihreiht's Der ~Gipil.
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mod)nng. gber fpebe Dem Imtsinho-
Der, Der lid bornc6 rihtetl Mebt
Gemjenigen. ser NidtS sur Gompog-
%nefolIe beiiteliert! : Hebenhei Itelt
un'er Correspondent Die Srnee, Oh es
llbrlaens nid,t goil6 in Der SrbnunD
lel bob Die Imtsinhober fir WabI.
5luede beiteuert iperoen. @ir flint.
men narin nit ibm therein. So Ian.
&c Die @oblcn nidt CANA aui sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Der 9entfde eOrre(ponOeut
eridcint icbcn saa int Sabre,

G. aalns, GIaeutbRmsr unO aebaI"nr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

meltoe- ODER S~tootsfoiten qefij6rt
aoeroeh, tit es mlr ON Qlaec ooB Oie
1"''Slllbober oIS oirefte 9euefi5inn.
lei! oe@ Siege5 ibrer Qortei oofiir
oelIel'ert rperoen. IS 1T 0o9 3ebntolt,
le'olloi better, ol& BOB Die @ortci.
eof'Ifen oos @elo BON @oa.S Street
nebmen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

SeT6dTtsiHbrtr G. ~. Selma 8o5nung;
@. & 3. l21 u Balbruof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

@ef6ditsblreau unb Mebnftion
Wr. Ali, 81. SnuI'S traFe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

sTyke Numbered about the little room
crashing, swapping, oversetting; men, ta-s
fbes. chairs swirled of their legs as
though they had been dolls. He spun
groun d Z. Ike Ia monstrous teetotun ne
banged his tortured head against the
vail: he blrrowed into the yielding,
i6oor. And all the while NJ Adam battered
after lin, laying hands upon him only
TO be flung aside as q TERROR hings g ra {:
Now UP, low down again. now tossed 3,
into a b corner. now dragged upon the
iloor. Yet always fol- flowing on and crying
in supplicatng tones. S'Wullie. Yullie,t let
me to ye! let german ease ye! y and them
with a scream and a. murdcrous glance
-, Kirby, LII deal vi you later !'sS
rhe Ruproarg vas like hell let loose. You
could hear the noise OF oaths and blows
as the men fought for the door, a ha!f-mile
away. II And above It the horrld be- allowing
and the screaming OF that shril voice. 81
that murder hole; and after him the oth-.
ers toppled one by one--;mon and \ dogs:
iostlfnR one another In the frenzy OF thelr
fear. Big Bell, Londesley. Upper. Hop
Din. Teddy Bolstock. white-taced and
trembling; and old saunderson sthey. pull.
SHUT with clang, and tho little man
and mad dog were eft alone. Oh . fs5s ~
In the street was already q blg.eyed
crowd. d attracted by the uproar; while at
tho door was James Moore, seeking en-
trance. Happen I could lend the little
mon hand, said he; but they VII nhelo
him forcibly. IS {. =.
Inside was pandemon ium: bangi9gs IKE
|ithe doors OF hell; believing o. { tina great
Voice the pa tier Of lit tic rect; the sht Z
ering Of a body on the floor; and always q:
] that shril bGgeeching prayer, NNuilie
lbWullIe. let mo to We! nd, IN a scream,
"By -, Kirby, Ill be wi ye soon I. Va.
Jim Mason 1t was who turned. az lengt 2,
to- the smith and whispered, " Kirby, la 2,
5 III De bIg sn man obeyed and ran; The
stamp. stamp of his feet on the hard
road rang above the tu.cmoil, AZ the Ions
llegs vanished round the C corner and the
sound OF the fugit I've died way. q panic
/ seized the listening crow . j,af sls !,
A woman shrleked as g. ri alnteu X "a
In two minutes the street was as naked
/ Of men "a the steppes Of Russia In wi Z
/ ter: here aswhltel face, at a,Swindo w; there
q do or ajsr; and peerlrlE round q far cor
ner a frightened Il boy, One n mar only
scorned to run. Alone, James " Moore
4 stalked down the centre Of he road slow
1 and aim, Ovid Bob ting .at ne heels.
"a th Ell I'M burst Dvs opsn and NJ Adam came
A out With run, hnging the 9 oory behln 9
He rushed into the middle OF the road
his sleeves were 70 lied iat ne WIlst us
i a surgcon's; aud In Ills rign ha no vas e q
.l3back handled jack knt fe. 81 E. !.
.Noo. by le cried "A " Y q 'efr'ple
He looked up and down the road. ga r.
4 inp his fiery chances every where; and his
4 face was whittier than his hair.
i "a Then he turned and hunted madly cow
Il a weasel In every Granny, 81 bplilR ~ me
o. weasel In every. Rosnn W t's pp11 - Ius
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

the Baron and Baroness A1oncheur, with
their little daughter. are among the pop
5ular guests at that resort. t.3s 4.
Mrs. f. Lubbock, Mrs. 5. C. Morris
and Leon NJ. Morris are spnnding the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. 2Bur-
row., Of Level Green" Prince George
county, Va !}S 4.
Among the prominent arrivals at tho
Buckroe Beach Hotel are the Rev. and
Mrs William %. Thompson and Miss ISIS
Ladye3 Il. Henning, Of Memphis. Tenn.
Miss IIennlng is the president and one OF
the leading wo1nall's clubs In Memphis
and Dr.. Thompson is Of the First Meth
odist Church. OF that city. s;s sS s$s.
Thursday. July :2sth,si tho marriage Of
Miss Mary Chester Rhea and Mr. Charles
Alexander Blake will take place at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, on Cum ber-5
land Street, Bristol. at 6 o'clock r Il NJ
Miss Rhea is "a daughter of Congress
man William Il. Rhea, Of Bristol, while
the groom-to-he is a successful young
bushes man OF Roanoke.
+ Mr. and Mrs. =. p. Walton OF Salem,
have issued Invitations to the marriage
or their daughter. Miss Osceola Walton,
to Mr.. Robert Drew DeVault, n a pros per-
Gus merchant OF Mount Airy. N. G. X The
marriage will take place at the MetS,.dist
Church at Salem III at IS o'clock p. NJ.
August Sd. & Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
iS TRIES TO SAVE MASTER.
Tried to Drag Him From Debris,
But Was Kicked by 1 orse.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatcll.)

iE1H2
UTICA, N. VI, July 2l.----J ames n Doyle, &ofa
sherburne. was probably fatally Injured.
Tuesday while Sraking hay on an ir,-5
cllned sectiona8 Of his field. a team ri
spirited horses attached to the inks. be-
coming frightened ut the breathing nf a
bolt, which released the pole, dashed dow n
the hill, the end &of the pole ploughins
a deep furrow in the ground
Z When near the hottomss OF the Etinciln 81
Doyle. realizing that n serious ccide y e
was inevitable prepared to jump q from n
his sea- on the achine At that maj
how ever. the pole struck O. heavy Es:one
and the next moment the rake, wi tn Doyle;
seated i thereon. was raised /. IN Ssftfe cir
and thrown upon the team Horses, llalr-s
ness, man and rake became badly :
gled with the result that Doyle was ster a
ribly kicked by the plunging Hnmals
shepherd dog had Ri WI messed
tho accident from the farmhouse. and
was att his masters side within q few
moments. rabhing the sleeve OF LA)yle'ss
coat, the dog worked to release the MAJ
from%the tang1e. u Ss vi 6, .
After The dog had been kicked y.o Or;
ling tho peril of his now insensible mas
ter. he :hobbled away to- the farming
and by his barks appraised MIS- Z: Doylei
that something was wr,on she lois! 70 WEI .,
the dog to the scene of the accident ana
Succeeded \ In rescuinE her nus ga no. "!
was learned later that one of the dos s
legs had been broken by q KICK from one
of the horses. .,,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

-. -. I, Z Z 3 \ !, !, Il
1890, Gus. i.s - =, s. ~
~ nd
~, -,
r'e M 1rerd ,,a said
.sys,vo fora-nt !; an M l. 49, h b
$50 hnye:"f Laughed the smith, $50 u
,a " !, i - - 'ii;5 5sTl
.Than 81, = not anither tIme.;,s het other,
continued. still tappIng. nd mind Ken.
r,mir' rive zoe Ki,I,vo', t5 si
49, y I -. 4 III =, 8
II waa ahouttthe middle ofS the slambing-
tino Swfen the killer was aiWo rking his
w ,y.MS that the Dalesmen & had a lurid5
i7a were he wounded through5 his Wullie. s8I
Thus II IL came about: III It was & market
,,'1,, 10 -, h.,rnuin ~, in he bor-j
dor Ram aid Rob saunderson was the
Genre ~ interest. For|onS1 the previous
niaht Raj Who Til then had escaped IN
andNrar' worse-his aock of Herdwicks,
heavy II lamb. had bean Ealloped with
~ On stroa consen,,ences =; i IS
mEn ou Ts ,oar a,ith n his eyes
,,,as ne ts eI how "' on four nights that
week w hn had been m Win shep Is guard
against nlisha .; and on the neth. worn ont
with his double la Dor, had fallen asleep
a ~ t,is most Rut 2. very8little while he
slumbered. vet when. in the dawn he
woke . "a hurried m his rom DIS. he quick
~ came UPON a mangled sheep and the
pitiful, relic OF his aock. Aarelic, indeed!
For III ahn,,t we're cold wee lanfbkins and
their mothers dead and diving, aof exhaus-.
finn ! nj their unrine trayatl--a slaughter
of'tha jnnocents' 3S.
- ~ :, ,".oi.s' /, ~, -, s ~
70 ansma ,;s, ,,,tl, InwerinR
n,G smspma vh ",I.,'s darls grav head
l.' s - g -, x y y.ist mi
pseredd ne aoo, ann
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Balders,on-Franklin.

E--T-7- 1SpectuT- TO TTEc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---
lE CFIILTONS, Va July 21.-Nrr. Elton 2.
5Tranklin, OF Warsaw, Va, were married
at thelsresidence3 OF Mr.. Bunny Scates,
near Tempemans, Va. Saturday night
July 18TH Rev. y. w. Fizer, assisted BY
Rev. L. G. n Crutchti eld, OF Randolph
Macon College. officia ting. si3 d I
III The marriage waa q. quiet one, having
no attendants or maids OF honor. The;
trimmed with lace and chiffon sho ca 4
ried "a Testament decorated with white
ribbon ss i} 81 HI Sic
After the ceremony a supper o I refresh
and groom, amid many congra tulations,s
started for their wedding tour to WASH
5ington. D. G.; e rlIngt on and Juray, va.
They will return In ten days and resi- de
uarS in society here. "a N Is,
L Other marriages are booked for this
place !Eins the near future. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
ROANOKE WEDDINGS.
Several Couples Are Married in
the Magic City.
(Specla to Tho T'imes-Dlspatcl

Especial to Tho Times-Dl spatch.)
ROANOKE. VA, July 21-Therc were
several marriages here last night. At
the residence OF the bride. Miss Emma
Lee Jannay, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. w Jannay. and MIR. William 7. Evans.
Rev. s., L. Boyd officiating.
Al tho parsonage OF tho First Baptist
Church, Miss Florence IT, yVcrtz. daugf-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson VERT and
Mr.. Jackson o. Bradley. and Miss Flor
ierce M. Bruce and Mr.. George ". Gar
land, Rev. r.. il shlpman officiating.
A At the parsonage OF Belmont ME- hodist
Church Mr.. r, Rudasill. Of Rockbrldge
county, and Miss BERTHE z. Hart. OF Lex
,ingt on. 4 Rev. L. s, I1udasill. brother Of
tho groom OF Eciating. 81 MA IL is
At Belmont Methodist Church Mr.. Fer
dinnnd r.. Gray and Mrs Lettie c. Hack
Ter. Rev. LIS. Rudasill officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
go to Kenmuir. There's TIL OVID On to
BY ALFRED OLLIKANT..

go to Kenmuir. There's TIL OVID I'm to
see to him there o. nights.
The little man whipped around.
Are ye so sure no Is there o. nights.
ma lad?" he asked with slow signih-t
canoe. ili a
He was there when some onc--I dinna
say who. though have ma thoughts
tried to poison him" sneered tho boy.
mimicking his fathers manner.
Madam shook his head.
III he was poisoned. and moo ! think
aiblins he was. he didna pick 1t up at
Kenmuir, / tell -ye that" no said, and
marched out OF the room.
In the mean time tho Blacok Killer
pursued his bloody trade unchecked. The
public. always greedy OF a new sensa t1on.
took UP the matter. H In several OF the
great dailies. articles OH tho "Agrarian
Outrages" appeared, followed by lengthy
correspondence. Controversy RACED high;
each correspondent had his own theory
ana his own solution OF the problem: and
each Waxed Indignant as his were dis
cArded for another's.
The terror had rcigned already two
months when. with the advent OF The
lan.bihg,tlme. matters took a yet more
serious aspect
IT was bad enough to lose one sheep.
often the finest In the pack: but the
hunting OF d flock at "A critical moment,
WUICb war ~ tIG
OF Inc one. the soaring OF fthcae woody
| MISUNDERSTANDING almost out OF their
feeces. spet for the small farmers sorEe-
thing akin IN ruin. for the bigger ones q
loss hardly bearable.
Such a woful season had never been
| known: loud were the curses. deep the
VOWS OF revenge. Many shepherd at
that time paroled all night through with
I, his dogs. only 10 find In the morning that
she Killer had slipped him and ayocked
/ IN some seciuded portion of his beat.
II was heartrendirg work; and all the
more 10 IN that, though his 5incriminati ion
6eemsd as far OF ~ ever. there was still
1 Inc same poaltiyeness A. 70 tbs cplprits
! Identity.
Long kiiDy. indeed. greatly daring,
I wenI ~ FAR on one occasion as TO say 10
the lIttle man, And d'yo reck'n the
Killer III a sfeep-dog. MAdamg'
- DO" Tho iit.Ie man replied with
( conviction.
i Ana that hen spare his owl, shcer?''
/ @Tiper a doubt of H.
F1nen" said the smith With nervous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
,ener Va, has gone to smithturg, Nd N! !,
,,,ia,.a she & the guest of Miss Towson.

pepper, Va. has gone to smthnn e s,,,'
where she is the CUES OF Mss i : go
Mrs John L. Penn. Of Danvllle, Va
g,s Mt Archaic Hotel. Atlantic City.
DR. r. q. cabel is stopping for "a a i short
while in Montreal, Canada NADIA
Mrs. T. j. ellis has gone TO N >'i''o1 o
Hall for 4the summer nlle =. .f 4
Mrs T. r.. Balmer is very sick n n, the IN
homo Of her sister. Mrs. George w. Rich
ardson. of Marion, Va III II
Miss Mabel Digscs is the guest Of MIS- NJ
Il. a PAYNE Carroll, at No.. BIG A Ma ss
Street, Charlottesville.
Mr.. r. L. Thomas Of stanard IS, y e
Greene county spent several GA . :.
this week in Richmond. NH
Miss Cora skidmore, Of Manauin. . y,
lis stopping at the Meredith cottage yir-
ginia Beach. 5 1
Mrs. Conway Sands is spending the
summer in Albemarle county .i
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Miller Will
Spend most of the y e1tASi 49,
in Annapolis, Baltimore and washington,
Mrs. Charles j. Faulkner gave a bowl
Ing pa rty last Monday morning at BUCK
roe Beach pavilion to- number q tf her
friends. s ia
q Miss N. 6. Fltzhugh is visiting her
parents in Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. George b. Jones and little d L. "
ter. who have been visiting friends IN
Richmond. have returned TO their homo u1Hnt
at Massaponax.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cooper and chill
dren are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. ~.
Adams OF Yashti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart stringfellew haze
taken house on Harrison Street for the
winter.
Miss Jessie Il. Pteres, Of Lynchburg.
Va, will sail from New York July 23d
with DR.. and Mrs. a. H. Hudnall ter
Glasgog, Scotland
The Belgian legation has been removed
from Washington to Warm Springs, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Dr.. Frazer q Here, q.

& Dr. Robert Era ger. field agent Of the
Southern Education Board, was in the
city yesterday&on his way8to Goochland
Courthouse and to Palmyra, Fluvanna
county, to deliver addresses. Il
Hon. James N. Stubs. member OF the
House Of Delegates from Gloucester
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. b. Booth. deputy sheriff Of Ches-
terrified, was In Richmond yesterday
morning.
Mr.. P. B. Taliaferro leaves for New
York city to-day. 4.sfg s5sa III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
iTOSsOLVE Pr BLEM
y OF AER lA -a&El lGh1.

5S NEW, YORK, July = - ohn q Il ollarld.
the Inventor Of he gu rnarine. bo g.
White, y II rsey city "a ma chi ne ich the
inventor believes not will soye 8 s i,
man Al "a IS navigate the Y air wit i ssmuch
moro ease and "a than he can ride 4.
IA bicycle. l4 y. ~
f7s The airshlp now a roa ching compile ton
IA Intended to carry one person. T he mi IS
gterial used Is the finest 5tainminnIn. tho
wires are steel and sas light as tho straln
upon them will permit. z he whole coil-$
trivanco weighs exactly weenrty 81 n
pounds. a q N b, . I, Y, =. =, s.
has enough l physical enerEs 70 pl,,pel
himself through the airs.nndsr, . prope T
! fiftySmiies an hour. On either side Of
the machine there Will be a set Of wings
ten feet In length, operated by. fo t,Ln,
wheels, and these wings Will, be DYED
5ilp#and down and otherwise controlled;
al tile will OF the driver. Ss.5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
WED AT WINCHESTER.
Miss Fitzhugh Becomes Bride
az MI. Wannamaker.
fsnrcial IA IThe Tiines. Dll

3S& Especial to inc - lmes-D lS EdtcsnnJ
win C11EsT Il. " A.. July q 3 SECOND
tPostoffice Department at. washington, II
and Miss Ellehl 9. Ttitziugh, OF the same sam
Tie bride has been Spending some days.
.at Tile home o. Mr.. walter Miller. near.
town The groom Is native, q 81 Oth, ,po,,
convention, Wednesday night was a lect..
.ure ~ Miss Eva Marshall, shbutz, of
Chicago Ill, to y large audience. 4, Win ! q,
.nun1 session 81 the Young Peoples.
Christian Union, OF the United Brethren
Church. III the Valley;
death ut Halifax Nova Scotia we
IN Wednesdays Times lspatch:
vas a brother, Of MI ss Sarah Wood o.
iWinchester, who resides with her aunt.
Mrs. Bette cambridge. Mrs. Dandtidge
liz the daughter OF President Zachary
Taylor ana Is one OF the fcw remaining
,ti-bellum inlstresses OF the III White White
HOtiHe & ipi ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
.airssas he went. and screaming = ~
Kirby wait till get y! Il
CHAPTER XVI

l5St CE1APIEkt&shfl4Al.t @sg
HoW8THE KILLER WAS sIS tGlEs,1D.
S No further ha rm came OF the ncident;
but 1t served as a healthy oDjec lesson
sfor tho Dalesmen. 5s3:8
IA coincidence 1t mi W have been, but e q g
q fact, for the fortnight ucccedin & kir'S
'by's exploit there was a lull In the crimes.
There followed. # as though to 81 nla ke
amends the seven days SUI oa rfme WEEK
8 on he sunday the Squire lost a cheY-
lot eve, killed not a hundred yard t TN,
the Manor wall. . On the Nionda q :.
on the Black JN atert was ma rked ~
red cross. On T uesda y-aa black ' NJ
Topper at Swnsthwaite came upon pom ny. my
murderer t his work he fired into the
darkness without effect; and IN !! hii leIsi
esca ned with O soaring. III On the following
night Vscount4 Birdsaye lost a. 8 heaIllns
RAM for which he was reported 10 h s,N =
paid fabulous sum Thursday was W me
blank aIght e ne iYs,t wde and on punished
| heavily, as though in revenge for = that
On the Saturday afternoon 4 big meet
| Ing was held at the Manor to olseuss
measures. The Squire presla eo' ge ,,,',,s.
men and gistrates were there m num- q 1..,
bers, and every farmer In the Gco pun Try
! TO start the proceedings the spee,al
Commissioners read a. futile lettersIIoHl wv
Board OF Agriculture a fter9 him " rs co'l.lt
| Birdsaya rose and proposed tllat q F g.
ward more suitable to tho serious 2 ss o.
/ the case than the paltry ebEofsthe Pollce
should be offered, and backed his pro
| posal with a R25 chequ IA Several 8 OF hers5
spoke. and last Of all, Parson l,e eNs'e'
rose. q i}.SS.g 's.g 4 @ I.
Hes,brleny summarized the history Of
tho crimes; Ereitera ted his belle y :. Z
i sheep-doR ,Was I he oriminal \ declared mat
1 Yiction; and concluded by Offering q, REM
| edy for their consid erat ion,St Simple y
was, so he said to augta blelle ss !. yell
their surinlse was correct, It would1 serve
i as All eftsctual prevent I've, ~ not 3 cur 9,
and would at least give them Y time -
turn round, He IA used.
NJ suggestion Ia; That every !. man . !.
Jack Of YOU who owns 2, g 1s8 'tes
4 him up at night n t q y 3$
, Tho farmers were given halt an nou "
y to consider the proposal and clusteTe ~.
A knots talking It over Many "a eye Yas
4, directed on Madam; but that llf TIC M -
appeared all unc ons cious. vi
u Mr.. saun he Was sa ",
i In shrill accents nd slla ye liz
Il What d 'yo' think ~ asked Rob. eyelng
i the man ar whom the measure was aimed,
HWhy, It's this way. I'm think In I" ! re
X LITTLE man replied. Gin yei baud BhePs
i 1.-the guilty one wa d, by al itn1anNer o.
A mealls--o shootip'd be aibllnss bstt er.lf
4 not, why''-he shrugged his shoul ders sic
I9nllcantly; and having shown his !ianu
II and driven tho nail we'll home, the III 70
Il man left The meeting, fiEa3s
I lTo BIO Coz tlaped = plorrow.p