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The Coconino sun., 1904-12-10
Worst of All Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last. Such was the experience of Mrs. s. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. ''For three years," she writes, ''I endured insuf- ferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble, Death seemed in- evitable when doctors and all reme- dies failed. At length was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. improved at once and now am completely recovered" |" For liver, kidney, stomach and bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine Only soc. It's guaranteed by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-12-10
Examiner Anniversary Number.

The Los Angeles Examiner will cele- brate it's first anniversary by issuing next Sunday, December II, a man. moth double number, combining the Christmas edition with special an- niversary number, both to be pub- lished in conjunction with the big reg ular Sunday edition.
 Particular attention will be paid to Illustrating the Christmas number, and the superb pictures, the stories and other special features will be the best that enterprise and money can secure.
 Illustrated write.ups of the several counties of Southern California and of Arizona and New Mexico will be among the leading features of the an- nj tersary number.
 The Examiner will then be just a year old, but as newspaper it was never in the infant class. Welook for an edition fully in keeping with the Examiners reputation as great newspaper. We acknowledge. receipt of an illustrated advance section.
The Coconino sun., 1904-12-10
Head About to Burst From Severe
 Bilious Attack.

'I had a severe bilious attack and felt like my head was about to burst when got hold of free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. took dose of them after supper and the next day felt like mon and have been feeling happy ever since," said Mir. ]. w. Smith, of Ju- lif, Texas For biliousuess, stomach troubles and constipation these tablets have no equal. Price 25c. For sale by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-12-10

Rubber stamp ink and rubber stamp pads at the SUN Stationery Depart ment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16

ina, !" viii lie greatly missed In many SEQ.
tt6ns Of tho Commonwealth and that
many regret to seq tho old system give
way to tho new.
Judge Rivcs bccume Judge Of ths
County Courts 81 Prince George ana
Surry when Il very young man. Hc has
rendered. these couttlcs twenty years ~
faithful and distinguished service on the
bench, and at a largely attended meet.
ing Of the bar, officers ~ tho court and
citizens OF Prince George, held at the
courthouse yesterday, over which Horace
L. Smith, ESQ, was chosen to preside,
resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted expressing their appreciation Of
him as d Judge and the high esteem III
which he Is held " his countymcti.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

Especial to The Times pspa teh)
s GORpQNSVILI.T. VAn Jan, l5.-The
chesapeake and Ohio tram leaving Wash;
ing,or at q n. NJ. yesterday. struck and
Killed a White man near healton station.
eass of suicide as The NM, t walked &c by
approached near. when he Immediately
Stopped in front of the train; !,
4 L'UNE&RuRG, YA,-Mr, kall, one, Of
tho la gest farmers Of LuEeenbnrg, has
JUST sold his splendid farm of a2o acres ere
10 d gentleman from Kentucky for $50 900
Nleterrn River, adjoining the farm, The
Of the place, for which#lt Is very suitable.
\ CHAPMAN. YA.-cireut Clerk s, 3 :,
Juoge Saunders to Investigate tho records
OF The Circuit clerk Of Campbell county.
MIR, Hurt VII begin the investigation on
tho cath Of January. & s
Lk'EsBuRsGs, " z,-hIr. 2. Il, Lynn t;n N.
OF washington, formerly cashier Of the
LoudanE National Bans, Of this place,
iAGtpn Stock Exchange,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
FIRE IN BEDFORD CITY.
Tobacco Storage Building Burns
With Ten Thousand Loss.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
A BEDFORD CITY, VA, jan 15.-The
two story frame building erected by w.
c.. Halerer for wooden mill, tho main
portion OF which was used by the Berry
4 Suhling Tobacco Company for storage
purposes, was burned to tho ground last
night.
The water supply was insufficient rs the
night was bitterly cold and hydrants run
i ming all over the town exhausted the
supply.
The cigar factory Of the Dixie Tobacco
Company. which adjoins tho property on
the vest was bllstered from the heat,
and was In imminent danger, while tho
shed Of the Standard OIL Company to the
east, was burned, but the oil tank Of the
company escaped in spite OF tho hard
wind blowing, s7
In the engine and boiler room, Mr.,
Halerer had stored several pieces OF wool
working machinery. In the main build,
ing the Berry-Suhling Tobacco Company
kept a large stock of boexs tobacco
and "sweetening" all of which was ruin-
ed, Tho insurance on tho building ard
machinery was $1,000; that held by the
Berry-Suhlng Company was S. oo, but rha
total loss on building and stock will
amount to $4,000.
1t is not known how tho ire originated
4 A spark from passing engine Jr a
cigarette stump thrown carelessly on The
tobacco arc conjectured as the cause OF
the fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
LOVING CUP GIVEN
JUDGE a.. C. M0NCURE.

% tspeclal to The Times Dispatch.)
URIC. VA, Jan. 15.-
At the Caroline County Court this week.
Conmonwenlth's Attorney w. r. Tnnis.
on behalf OF the members OF the bar and
county officers, presented Judge .. G.
Moncurc. the retiring Judge. with q. stl-
YER loving cup He was followed In q
speech BY Major r. o. Peatross, who
paid h High tribute to tho Judge. Judke
Moncure madc appropriate response and
cotnplimcnted the officers Of tho county
and membcrs Of the bar. @
Judge Nfoncurc has remarkable re-
cord. He has been Judge of the county
for the past eighteen years. For twenty
years prior to that time. he was Com
monwealth's attorney, making a record
4 Of forty-two years In the service Of tho
county, and he Is now representing Car
ollno In the new Legislature Just as
sembled. " g3s
Judge r. II. L. Chichester. Of Stafford
county, is holding court this week for
judge Moncuro, who will retire on Feb
ruray LIST, at which time the old Co,in-.
" Curt system will be abolished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
A PRETTY WOMAN
TAKESHER OWNLIFE.
After Night Of Dissipation
With Male Friends She
Il axes a Fatal Dose.

J. - flSs Il s.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
Fl LYNCHBURG, VA, Jan. 15.-A beau
ttful young woman. who came here
about one month ago from Clifton Forge,
committed suicide last night by taking
poison. She gave the name Of Mrs.
Elsie Preston, but letters found among
her effects show that she generally bore
the name of Mrs. E. C.I Noll. She was
about twentyfour years Of age.
"A. Last night she entertained some OF her
male friends with cards, wine and beer,
and for time the mirth was great, Evi-
IDENTIFY the woman was Respondent, for
towards morning. while her company
slept, she took O heavy dose Of opintes.
either laudanum or morphine. and her
comatose condition was not discovered
until about o'clock. The room In which
tho woman died was front one. It
was we'll furnished. and on the walls
were pictures ind photographs, some
doubtless of her friends of long ago..
Empty bottles. q pack OF cards, some
wine In q glass, n few burnt ends OF
cigarettes lying around told OF the
nights dissipation. Numerous bottles
of drugs laudanum. carbolic acid and
kindred poisons were scattered around.
but the bottle from which the fatal dose
had been taken did not materialize.
Several letters were found addressed
tn her at Buffalo. N. Y, and Hughes
Vile, Pa. The police also found non
commissioned officers warrant, dated
1st December. 1902 BY which Frank 2.
Noll was appointed corporal OF tho
Clifton Forge Rifles. The woman bad
previously stated to some Of her friends
here that hcr home was in Buffalo, N.
r.. and that she had been divorced from
her husband there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
NO BIDDERS PRESENT.
The Mecklenburg Hotel Was Not
Sold-Will be Closed.

Especial to The es-Dispatch.)
CHASE CITY, VA. Jan. 15.-The sale
OF the Mecklenbu.g Hote. advertised on
the 14th OF January, was withdrawn. rs
no bidders were present
A meeting OF the stockholders was held
In the afternoon and It was decided 70
close the hotel temporarily This Will
be done in a few days.
The Lord and Watson Lumber Com
pany,s manufacturing site, located in one
mile Of the town and comprising about
twenty five acres with water power, was
sold here yesterday under decree Ss nt
Circuit Court for $3.50. The purchase
was made BY the Kershaw Manufac-
turing Company to enlarge their plant
for making bobbtns, spools and material
for cotton mills
The farm Of Mr.. F. Kell, containing
2l34 acres, situated in seven miles OF
this place, has recently been sold pri-
yetey to Nelson P. Gray. Of Winchester.
KY, for $4,000. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
.HERP AS,SACEE
VERY : ROUGH 0 [. 4.
Red Star Line Steamship Moor
lard Suffers all Accident
at Sea.
ECCENTRIC STRAP BREAKS.
While Repairs Are Being Made
Heavy Seas Toss the Vessel
About at Their Will.
nv Accumulated Press.

4sl4}Agf NH4(By ASSOCla tea ifTeSS,) tta54a
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1b.-Thc Red
star Line steamship Noordland, L liverpool
for Philadelphia. passed In tho Delaware
Breakwater to-day. being five days over
due. Tho delay. as reported by Captain
Roberts. was due to tho breaking Of m
eccciltric strap on tho engine. The cap
tain said the accident occurred when
the Noordlnnd wa sabout 600 miles out
from Queenstown. She was experiencing
heavy weather. and during the severe
pitching the strap snapped. The big
steamship was hove to- for two days for
repairs, and later proceeded under under
g''headway repairs
The Noordland arrived at her dock to-
night. large crowd Of persons, most Of
whom wererelatlves and friends Of those
on board, were there to greet the dis
abled steamer. X SA ;33 RI lse.%
e From statements made by passengers
and officers OF the Noordland, there were
some very anxious moments while tho
staunch vessel lay helpless In the turbu-
lent sea. although at no time was she IL
real danger Of laundering.
z Captain Roberts said that from tho
time the Noordland left Liverpool the
steamer had continuous heavy west gales.
On Friday night, January 1st, he said,
an exceptionally severe gale was en-
.countered. Tho vessel, In consequence.
pitched heavily, causing her propeller 10
race every time her stern rose out OF
the water. The strain on the engines was
SO great that on Saturday, January I'd.
the eccentric strap on the main shaft
snapped and the big vessel was at the
mercy OF the waves. The terrific gallo
did not begin to subside until Sunday,
when the weather gradually moderated
According to cabin passengers con-
sternation reigncd when 1t became known
that the Noordland was unmanageab BILE.
although the ollcers did the best they
could to allay all fear. While laid help
less she pitched SO violently that every
thing movable was thrown about Crock
cry and furniture were damaged and
those on board had difficulty in moving
about
One passenger states that the pitch Of
the ship was 50 great that the ends Of
rugs on the cabin floors were turned
over. The steerage passengers We're lock-
ed below, and prayers were offred by
them for their deliverance. The greatest
fear existed among those In the steerase,
while the cabin passengers, although
greatly frightened, were calmer.
captain stated that whtlo repairs
were being made, heavy II seas were
shipped one OF which carried about
thirty feet OF the aft rail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
SHOOT UP PLACE
in BORDER FASHION
Man and Woman Eject Proprie-;
tor Of Gambling House and
Defy Arrest. s4
fBy Associated Prssa.l

4{Hs- 10y sASSOClolcCl fTISSS'l lSss
q BLACK DUCK, MIMI, Jan. II, ,GrAaA
excitement prevails at Kelliher. a new
border town, twenty miles north OF here.
A gambling house was surrounded all &
last night by score of armed men, Who 4
were trying 70 set q man Of the name
of Plumber and a woman companion Y
who had elected the proprietor OF the
house at the point Of their guns, follow
Ing WHICH they proceeded to shoot W
the place" In true border fashion.
When the proprietor and the inmatesg
had been driven out by the couple the {
Town Council assembled and called for;
volunteers, Each man was furnished
with a gun and q quart OF whlskey. the
latter to combat the bitter cold. Then ].
the shooting began. The house was rid VI
died with bullets fired by both sides. ard E
the town marshal was slightly wounded, A
The couple IN the house wrecke cd the tlssss
terror with axes, and fired at every cna
who came Within range, The battle cons
tinued until midnight, when the besiSSsd
sent up a. flag OF truce The town mas
shal. accompanied by "a number OF vols
unteers. started for the house. but MAJ &
told only one was wanted at time NJ
truce was arranged until morning, ThD8
besiegers then took turns at walehap1iss 4
and sleeping. and gocca sloua lly a shot waAss
fired In the meantims the sheriff gfrqnl Nh
was suMInp ned, and he q
pected to arrive tornis u. y, s Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
&c h INC
D v lis
Ale Little Patches Of Eczema
on the Skin, Scalp,
and Hands
Which are Instantly Relieved
and Speedily Cured BY warm
baths with Cpticrfa Soap
and gentle applications Of Gu
tfcufa Ointment, the great
Skin Cure, to be followed in
severe cases BY mild doses Of
Cuticura Pills.
Complete Local and Constitutional. 1reat-
me III may now be had Of all druEEiats fof
one Dollar. a single set Is often sufficient 70
cure the most distressing cases.
y u ! ! .
AUTOMATIC
SPRlNK Il j J: s,
They Did Good Service in a
Danville Cotton
Mill.
Especial Is The Times Dispatch.)

Especial Is The -Dispatch.)
y DANVlLIIJ, VA.,5Jan. 15.--But for the
operation Of the automatic sprinklers IN
the knitting department Of the big mill
5of the Riverside cotton mills shortly
Before s o clock tonight fire might have
done immense damage. The IRE start ,l
ed in d lot Of waste paper In tho place
the lubricatlng oil was stored. Spon-
tuncous combustion is thought to be the
cause OF the fire. /, IS
When the fire was discovered, the,
sprinklcrs were at work. and probably
Kept the flames from spreading. 1t was
only necessary to augment II slightly by
the mill hose. The local fire department
had three MOBILES in the third floor ready
for service. but they were NOT neeued.
rho loss from the fire will be less
than two hundred dollars, but may reach
several thousand dollars on account OF
the flood OF water.
The loss Is fully covered. It's ex-
pected that the work Will be under way
as usual by noon Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
THE OLD TREASURER
HOLDS TO THE BOOKS
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)

Especial fOIThe Tlmes-IJlspatch.J
WOODSTOCK, VA., Inil. 15-The Board
of Supervisors of SHENANDOAH county held
a special meeting ..ure to-day to take
action with reference to adjusting the
differences between Captain George W.
Koonta retiring county treasurer, and
Jc seph G. Hutchescn, the new treasurer
CaLttin Koontz h2s refused to deliver
up tho tax b!l's for l:'Q?, claiming no has
TIE right to collect them, ana settle w
his own affairs Of office, A resolution
YVES offered requesting him to turn over
from time to time enough funds to meet
the expenditures Of the county, which
VIII bs compiled with. but the retiring
t, easurer will collect the taxes due for
1908, and retain possession Of al! books
md papers necessary for their collection
Until his final settlement with the county
Is made,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
GRAND JURY AFTER
DIS0RDERLY SAL OONS

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
f ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Jan. l5.-A de.
tarmned effort is being made by the
authorities Of the city to break up the
reign OF lawlessness and crlma that for
some time past has been In decided
evidence in certain saloons Of this city.
Il Accordingly Judge Louis G. Barley. Of
the Corporation Court, acting under In
structions from the grand jury. had
before him this morning H, Y. Kelly,
George BARS and Deane Cook, all pro-
prietors of disorderly saloons, and ad-
ministered a severe reprimand to them,i
He read to them the findings OF this
grand Jury, and cited many Instances Of
crime and even murder, growing npt OF
tho drunken braWls conducted ip their
places, and stated In very positive
manner that this condition Of affairs
would be tolerated no longer, The men
were then dismissed. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
5RICHMONDERS ELECTED.
Officers Of Norfolk and Atlantic
Terminal CO. Elected.
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K NORFOLK, VA, Jam. 15.--At an nd
journed annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of tho Norfolk and Atlantic
Terminal Company. held here to-day,
william ]. Payne ana Samuel Register,
or Richmond; George a. schmelz, Of New
port News; Frank y Darling. Of Hamp-g
ton, and David Lowcr burg, of Norfolk
were elected directors Subsequently, at.
a meeting OF the board OF directors. the
following officers woro elected: William
J. Payne president; David LoWenburg,
vice president; Henry ], Schmelz, treas-
urer; Fl. II. Dalton, secretary, and Sam
ue.s REGISTER, general counsel. Tho lines
ii this company run trUm Norfolk, oppo-
ste the Monticello IIotsl to sowell's
roint-the location CT the site OF the
Ia nestown Exposlt.on. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
STEAMERS ICE-BOUND.
"A Drug Clerk Seriously Hurt by
Falling Against Plate Glass.

(special to The Times Dispatch.
TITCHETTS. VA, Jan. 5.-Mr. Davis,
tho popular drug clerk OF Mr.. 8, T.
Richardson, met with quite serious ac-
cident few days ago by falling down
a flight OF steps in the new bank build
Ing and cutting himself very badly by
falling against q large plate glass win-
dow. He Is IN a very critical condl-
tion
The Baltimore steamer on the Planka-
tank route to Fltchetts. arrived yester-
day, the first steamer fora week on
that route, they having been lce-bound
In Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
The 5Staunton Horse Show.
lsnecIal to The TImes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
Il STAUNTON, VA, jan 15--The staun-
ton Horse Show Association laid plans
wednesday night for their show the CONF
ing season he association has secured
the services OF Julian Morris. who so
successfully managed the Lynchburs
show last year The following are the
officers and directors of the association:
Hon. Edward Echo!s, PRESIDENT; j. N.
Mcfarland. vice-president; L. G. Straus.
treasurer: Hugh c. Braxton. secretary,
and S. H. Ellerson, W. W. King. L. =.
Bowman, Julius Witt, Raleigh Carrier,
j, B. Guntner, William "A, Grubert ana
s, G. Neff, directors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Married in Northumberland.

Especial to The Tirlles-Dlspatch.)
y HEATIISvILLE. VA, Jan. 1o.$-2uss
Leila "A. Ashburn and Mr.. Charles O.
Brooks, Of Mathews, were married We'd
nesday at 1rvngton Baptist Church. Tho
church was beautifully decorated with
holly and other eyergrcens.
Mr.. Brooks Is the second officer on q
Merchants and Miners steamer, plying
between Savannah and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hiram Sebree, formerly of White
Stone, and Miss Anna Hook OF Sayyille.
Long Island, N. Y, will BE married to-
day at tho home Of the bride. Mr.. Sc
bree was one Of the most prominent
business men OF tie Northern. Neck be-
fore he moved to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
FEW NEGROES CAN II
VOTE IN STAUNT0N

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
s. STAUNTON, VA, Jan. 16.-Ctty Treas
urcr Hoge yesterday filed list with the
clerk OF the corporation Court showing
a total OF 1886 citizens. who have paid
their state poll tax, according to law
ana are entitled to vote at the spring
anc fall elections. This list was COM
piled in accordance with, the provisions
of the Constitution governing poll taxes
and voting. OF the $50 voters above men,
toned. there nre only Sc colored. Under
The old Constitution Staunton had about
twice as many voters as are now on the
list &sE B1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Eulogize Judge Hundlley.

AMELIA Q. f. VA, Jan. 15.-To-day
Icing the last term nf Judge George y.
.Hundley, as circuit Judge Of Amelia
{ county, a meeting or the bar officers Of
tile court and citizens was held yesterday
In the courthouse. &fs
On motion OF General John a. ellis
Judge s. L. Farrar was made chairman
and e. H. Coleman stcre tary. "A commit
tee Of members Of the bar officers Of the
&C urt and citizens was appointed, who
retired, and reported $resoiutio eulogis-
tic OF Judge aHundlcy as an upright and
capable Judge. The Judge made an elo-
quent address In responsible the resolu-
lions EII,s 5sgFt f sJa5fS tFaF 3t Ei4a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
PEOPLES ..' TRIAL I.
Argument for the Defense Con-
cluded-Interest Is Intense.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
3NYTHEvILLE. VA, Jan. l5.-To-day
III the Peoples trial the morning session
was consumed by :lle opsning speech
for the defense BY Judge Samuel W.
Williams. At the afternoon session =.
co Trinkle continued the defenses ar
gument, and Robert Saycrs, Jr.. closed
the case. speaking for tbs defense. Com
r,onwealth's Attorney II. M. Heuser be-
gan the closing argument for the prosccu-
ton, and had SPOKEN only ten minutes
when court adjourned. He wiz conclude.
Tomorrow morning, when thet case will
so to the jury. Ths interest s ma1ns in in
tcnSe, J a1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
Bendhei1n-Schwarz.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
4 ALEXANDRIA,, VA, jan. 15.-Miss
Edith Schwartz and Charles Bend
helm were married last Il night at
s o'clock In the Odd Fellows Hail.:
The ceremony was performed In the
presence OF only the near relatives Of the
two families, owing to the recent death
OF Mr.. Bendheim's father. Rabbi Stern
OF Washington, ofticiated.
Mr.. Bendheim Is a yong attorney, of
this city and is chairman of the City
Democratic Committee, He has repre-
scented this city in the Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
ENUMERATED THE
MAN WHO SHOT HIM

Especial to The I'lmes-Dlspatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 16-Griffith. the
Norfolk county trucker who shot Robert
Mccarthy in tile house Of! a woman named
Powell, on Wide Street, recently. was ac-
quilted In the Corporation Court to-day.
Mccarthy said upon tho witness stand
that had Griffith given him the beating
that he gave Griffith he would most GER.
tainly have shot the latter, and that he
had no censure for the man for shooting
him. Mccarthy had close call. The
jury decided tho case standing In the
courthouse hallway. and returned at
once Into court, a good many friends
ioe both parties were IN court at the
trinl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
CAPTAIN H0BS0N CALLED
TO MOTHERS BEDSIDE

(5pcClh1T 10 u TO 7I1THessD1sIfItctt.1-. - "a.
BRISTOL. VA, Jan, lo,-Captain Rich
mond P, Hobson, the lero Of the Merrl-
mac, who was to nave lectured IN brls-
tol tonight under The auspices OF the u,
81. M. G. a., did not arrive to-day to fla
his engagement A telegram to the sac
.,ctary of tho y. NJ. G, A explained that
Captain Hobson hal keell suddenly called
to Boulder, Col, Oh account OF tho crit
icul illness Of his mother there. 1t IS
understood that CAPTAIN Ilobson means
t., fill his Bristol engagem alter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-16
CHINA DOLL COSTS
CHILD AN EYE
.(special to The Tlmes-Dispat

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, VA. Jan. l5.--The pretty
5l.ttle two-year-od daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs James Easley, CT Bristol, lost one OF
her eyes this week in peculiar manner,
fine fell upon the floor with china
doll in her arms. The doll was shattered,
and a niece of the china cut i s way into
the ball OF the eye Of the child. The
injury was such that Tho eye had to be
removed from the head