The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-21
SUMMARY d 1'i E DAYS NEWS.

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SUMMARY OF The DAYS NEWS
The Weather.
WssfIfasITUN. Iiec. 90. Forecast for
Weenesslay antlsEh q u 1bur..
day: fresh To brisk northwest winds
North Caroline Fair Wedflasday end
Thursday; fresh west winds.
Riehmofsis weather yesterday wa s clear
md pleasant,
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Highest teinpernttiro. ycsterdny.n.... q
Lowest 81 :,
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sun rises: HIGH iIloE.
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Richmond. .88
Movement begun for connlc q, Z, Ing
gtEe names OF students OF the University
OF Virginia who fell during the war
Railroads offering holiday rates; much
in building rolling stock being done
Mr.. John L. Glenn, taken sick Monday, is
still confined to his nous - armers, de-
fSing the snow ana mmday roadhs ad are
money; prices are DOWN. Hon. Harry ST.
George fucker may run for Governor =,
Many traye1s pass ta1o ooS
stable shoots a negro who resisted arrest
- Blues meet to, discuss situation II two.
commissioned officers resign ompa,ny
C wins Hardy cup for best Workmanship
- ampanarl sings to appreclative audi
gence---Niission. workers rushing prepare,
to1is for making Christmas BRIGHT and md
-5--NIarriagc of Nj. c.. "A. Shullyen and
Miss Elizabeth N. Bagley this afternoon
Death of MI. l3. f. shanks--G Good
l.,iss 5rd u Street churehS sunday
school officers chosen---M asons elect Oils
GERS. "a 2fli5 FIX # u ,s{ 85i s}i 4. i .i
Virginia.
The Mattapon River frozen tight and
Ayietrs, Christmas goods have to BE-
hauled over land-A Magyar farmer ut
ly,nro!k 5presentsIa plan Of ATTRACTING for
eign farmers 70 that
large amount IN paying claims; road force
goes into winter quarters - 3rth, tn ne
AlbemalleS horse owner. Wrestles Win
Burlingames the Baltlmorean. at the Uni-l
versity, ana bears Buclingame bodily to
the floor pinnng him tl1ere-.--7I3 anlsrupttey
Ioeeedings instituted agNis,t the EDDY
Va grant mt Winchester appeals to British
ADMINISTRATIONS redress against Winches-s
ter authorities-An elcction&for a dspen,..
snrs In Windsor was beaten by q vote OF
So 10 30 the ladies OF the town working
against IFS toncwilll Jackson Camp at
Stanton invite John sharp Nv lliams to.
celebrity in sensational. newspa per re- e.
ports under arrest at Newport N ews for
forgery. i5s az s3 81
North Carolina.
Ladies' knocked down by q negro and
robbed in the streets of Ralei gli--ll.ar
Mills, files Involuntary petition In bank
ruptcNThe merchants journal organ OF
the Retail Merchants Associat ton to be
den OF Agriculture arrang es for series of
farmers institutes--M Meeting OF cotton
spinnels called at Charlotte to consider
the conditions caused by the slump in.
cotton.
General.
American ships to 9be used for tho first
time in sending government supplies to
the Phippines, and large shipments OF coal
to be made from Newport Jews and Nor-3
foil S----Irhe case OF Nan Patterson expect
cd to reach the Jury to-day; she stands
severe cross Ion, well and. de-
ciares Young killed himselfMrs,C Chad
wiGk appears in court 1T Cleveland but.
too Ill 10 go on the witness stand--Jap-
Sanese4 squadron said to be going southsto
meet the Bai7ic fleet; two British ships
seized by the Japanese with contraband Of
war aboarti---IIotel in Ninncapolist crush
ed by falling walls Of IN adjacent sbu:id-s
Ing, and eight guests are killed---lleaGin
lights of Mormon church reported TO be
STAYING out OF the country sto$ avoid ap-E
Epearing as witnesses in invest iga tion-----Al
young Texan, rejected by his sweetheart,
kills her and then takes his own life
Son of George Gould, s. chased & by sopho-t
4n,ores. shoots over their heads, and his
father colQes to his rGscus~t---D ath fate.
9os crewSof# schooner Richard S. Leaning
Indians on war path seize two ,Aner-5
scans---I Lawson defies foes, who are said
TO be preparing to bring action against
him: l{eene letter to be very sensat ional
Francisco witnessed by great crowd.