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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
FATAL. SHOT
IN N.O|.'R|'l''.|F|''lO||.'L||....K|| K.
fA Dispute Over . Bunch Of Fish
Ended lin a Tragedy Last
b Night.
ARREST OF A YOUNG MAN A \
Counterfeit Coin Found iii the
Possession Of Robert Lee.
..8 Fire on Granny Street.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
NoRFOLKG, VA, Aug ust g, In a. dis.
pute over a bunch Of fish tonight at the ts
corner 81 Church and Calvert Streets,
robe Fertress. colored, shot James Mar ar
tin colored. making a probable fatal
wound. Fentress escaped. The bullet
fired BY F,entress entered the head head Of
Martin. coming out In the rear rear The me
injured man was sent to q hospitttalll. 5
Fashionable CRANKY Street had nd. a ire e
scare this afternoon, when q gas stove
III the office Of DR.. Baker set FIRE TO 3the
flooring. When the firemen arrived vol y
umes Of smoke were pouring out OF the t,
room. The blaze. however, was ssu pdueu =
quickly with small loss. The Granny
Hotel Is just opposite tho scene.
Robert Lee the young white man an 4; ar
rested last EnIghtlat Lambert $ Point 1or
having counterfeit coin IN his possess ION,
vas held forsthe deral grand jury. q. TO- %
day without bail. "A further nvestig ton ,t''
shows that Lee had IN, his dress SUIT '!li y
memorandum OF plaster paris, v m net etal'
moulds and parts Of the appaIraa tus A ss
making the queer Y, y,
THE secret service agents Will take x up up
| the cast to-nlorro ". 5i ii n S$ a Ri ~ .
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Pearson retsrshurg g 1: Ran Il, q. !.
quarter. II. N. a lien: hbilrg ia y !.
W. t al s a Norfolk Sssi Nj. ard Mrs
w. Stephens. vinton; Clarke I,sters--js -
burg @. s, Clarke Nsrfolk . e. Black
waksnsid. Port s,nouth; *; 4: Stiles.
Ellison Mr. and M I, z. gea,rr aon
Mlsi s9hl M nssalsy Lekns ees
: !: Grown. PuIaski; ]. N. .ArndelI, South
I,oston; Powell, P ~ Hook 81 MI;
VI. IL RatclIff, Ceda r Bluff; sudduth;#
Tallsiills; Professor IA q, lnlilim Mrs.
NJ shsprlI dTsenylls A1fss.
M Hoft aq Ahie ailllam, Mrs.
Hsa lI;a ~ Fyess a%sran. Nj g. Fnas sss
s ssssYsGa aiSa1ss as dH Fe4a W aid
Sdy Cha rlottesyille; Augusta and Ever
Run: ]. ~ ~ carter. I:he plainssi, Robert
RsSSsslk E1Hss a eSunty II i5la ank
; stone; Mrs. Mary 8 tone w, j. Suther-
/ land; Pen- Brook; q. w. Sutherland. Union
Hall 81 B. wilson. Pocnhontas: Mrs. j.
Stone; AIRS. AsAsie ind Sc Stone
sandy Level; Miss M. SAskerly, Mrs. Kate
i ha cker, Lexing ton; u. M 'carnan, Pet
$. Walker, Chase City; n. b, Lake, Fair
tax; L.3 r. Holland, y, p. 1sec5 sun DIX 4 {.
C.sIVhltmore, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. . r.. Gill;
l Msp ynshbsrgi H hswser5 gazs
Callaville; NJ .sS u. Crenshaw, Stibbons; c. \
Stone, I'en- Brook ~ ". u J 81 Carris. q, A.
Griffin. A. o. Garrls. L. 3. iarris, Ports
yvorrell, 3D. Roanoke; Mrs. G. X. Marsh.
Winchester; Mr.. and Mrs q A. Shields,
Z Greenyille; Mrs. r n =. 4 Wallace. Stailn-
tons 81. c. Grad dock. G. NJ Whitmore,
/ Iynchburg. M II Ess AS sss3G q. 59s
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{ Croquet Party at Iredel1.:

lawn at Iredell, 4 he home Of Miss Louise
NVingo, in Charlotte county. was the
scene ola merry group, gathered in
honor of Misses Branch and Laurie Suth-
5erland Of 8E Richmond. Progressive cro-
,quet was the attractive feature Of tho
evening, after which refreshments were
served on the lawn. Among the guests
.were Misses Branch and 4 Laurie Suth-
3erland, Florence Wood. Of Richmond;
Bessie and Maggie Lee, of $Lynchburg;
Eliza Ffiend, Mary Henry, Elsie Green,
Elsie ackson,3 and Louise N-ingo, OF
Charlotte. county; Aessrs Leckie WIZ
$liams, Milto Morgan. Willie Gregory,
\ Bruce J son, William Friend, William
sWingo. Of Charlotte county and Wythe
sFrayser of Richmond ~
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Briefs and Personals.

Mr.. william 4. Green has returned TO
the city after spending ten days Ct the
St Louis Exposition. ~. N II. ~. !,
The many friends OF Mr.. Charlcs, s.
illness lime OF his two children. Lillian Louise
Miss Lottie 10. statke Is rapidly re-
ccxering At the Msm9rla y Hos s'drsn ara
u her mother 4, Mrs. ~. t. Davis.
d Mrs. d. p fItlce, the wife OF the
chief OF police. Is very III with typhoid l'l'
Mrs. George ii. Wiley. who was taken \,
suddenly iii at her home on, riday is
no better, and her family are very much
Mrs Tucker and Miss Pelouze. With
turned from, delightful trip to I, st.;
Louis. Among the number are Misses s
isiSapean 1argaret pavis. Leohora
Wright, Mrs. Mamie Gentry and Mr..
George Harrington. Al
Il Mr.. W. O. smither has a ccepted a po-
stion as travelling representative OF a
New York firm of chemists. n ID 4j 1S &
DR.. Edward p. Starkc, who. has been
attending MS sister Mss starke, "a the
Is an old Rlchpend boy, The brother Of
! Messrs. John and * NJ. starke,Ss q q
Mrs. 3. B. Llckliter Of No. 525 North
Second Street, left Friday for Amherst.
where she goes tosivisit he mother and
father. MI. and, Mrs: w. II. Campbell.
Mrs. John Driscoll and her sons, Dr..
Albert Driscoll and Mr.. Edward Driscoll,
Of Baltimore. are IN the city, the guests
of Nir.gand Mrs. Pat McDonough, of w.
Broad Street - 5f5 A 49,
Miss ruby Lyle IS visiting her uncle
M ( IL a' Miller Her Of ANDERSON. ". Va.
Miss Oracle Roustree,4Sof Brooklyn. is
visiting relatives at No. $500 East Mar
shall Street. :s Ss s,t}asifii hi
8 DR.. and Mrs. Tired SIs Gray and Mr..
=: E. Clarke. who have been Visiting in
Fluvanna- county have returned
Smithdeal, of No. 625s North Eighth ST.,
have returned from a trip to ew York
and Northern resorts
Misses Minnie, and Hattie lker, OF
r. IS. Lumpkin. Ssg 5s
Mr.. George r. Med onald, head Of the
James Boys In Missouri, Z. was in the: city
yesterday, stopping at Camp s.
mond. now of ST.. August Inc, 6 spent all
week with his sister, Mrs Hal tead at
No. 500 West M AIM Street! Mr. Bennett
is an old base ball pla yor.ss ,. K #
MS william At r &c Liz ferro and family
Thomas B rander and Miss Brand Or. have
been away from the cit since May 9th,
during which time they have visited the
| Green Mount aims. Ike Champlain, Mon
treal and a he Thousand n Islands 81 Y Mrs.
| Brand err has gone to the Warm Springs
land Miss .Brander to the Eastern Shore
for the rest OF the sumrne M $5{E 3a9
Miss Margaret o. ell WI Z return; home
| Tomorrow aft ter a pleasant visit to- friends
DR.. G.. ~. Blanton has returned a to the
| city after an absence of two week X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Busy Night for Police.

Things were on the hum last night at
the First Station. Up to midnight twenty
Elk arrests had been made. mostly on.
charges Of trifling character. r. r.,
Nossede, thiiiy FIVE years old, and David
Garnfr. twenty five. we're arrested on the
charges OF being drunk and disorderly and
resisting the police. Both were dubbed
by the officers and. after being brought
TO the station. had their wounds attended
to by the ambulance surgeon.
Many Of the numerous occupants OF the
cells had been arrested on the charge OF
drunkenness and they were having a beau
tiful time singing laughing and Joking
with an occasional "cnss-wnrd" thrown
Z IN |ElH 1 .s-5ss. rs 49, Z
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.YIRGINIANS ~ ST. LOUIS LOUIS.
Est Of Those Registered at Inc ne
Times Di spa tch Bureau.

Especial to The Tines pispa tc 10
sr, outs. MO, Aus. 1.-The folloWs
ing viFginans registered a Z The !, tlmesE
dispatch Bureau today =, Y. Sf'st4o.''
al 9keHasa, y s pownes Ct
ass 81, x Lss a MlsT ns.s h Blas
Sutton sf Mrs. George and Miss a LOU g
Stacy White 1, enIse Miss Mis- u Annie
t you 4 VI z e ana a. H. fa IL
i slsv, t NY Ele s saffoi j.. arker
Isamea; ana w aai6IS ISam:
g an; sdS Y NJ at albaop, ~ Wit.
moro r. Roek q S 2|aieI.
elimnre Rnssel. o nrasIo.;
Mrs Mrs Il Evelyn strain, David p. stTain,
Miss ,AddYe Brown. Mlsg :, t'y e
oorfnan, Roa noke T., poug!a s. NJ, y, IA
1Iendfen. q, p Yogler, lsetkleS IS " 'sssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Whose Pastor This 2

"a telegram was received last night from
Buchanan, or that city. had resigned to
accept a call to Richmond. Va, and that
his resignation was to take effect Sep.
stsplber LIST, # 9
There are three Baptist churches here
whose pulpits are va cant-the First, CAL
vary and the East End. The First
Church committee has not even reported
on pastor, while the Calvary committee
Is said to have selected a 1Sentuckian.
a So, If the telegram Is correct, Mr.. Bnch-
anan may possibly have been called to
the East END Church. IS AK I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Lodge Revived.

Especial to Tho Times D od' M I
Bs DURHAM, q ~ Ne iaio
e e ,odee1 81 -NIasons, N O. 80, has been given
hack It's charter The movement has been eifl
On foot for some time to revive the lodge,
but it was not until "a few days az. ago
that the move met with success s. In g 9
charter Of the Emo Lod sc was surrender
eight Years ago. The lodge was one num-
adred and forty two numbers older IMAM y,
the lodge of Durham. Agmeeting q the
lodge will he held tomorrow AZ terho ?,
for the election of officers ana II is ny
snirnose az those Who are behind the move
to get the lodge in working order as $ Don ION
ms nossible. 5 3f9 e. 3tsIi e "a e
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il. D,[:):inwiddie Dots.
Z lcnaei n n T,ha rimes-Dispatch.)

sg5,r s Tim. AZ Aug. --The young men ne
81 ths5 lghborhood viii give q moonlight
picnic at1the residence Of Mr. r. P,He ata
we'll next night, NJ MS a tSepte.
M freshme Il viii be on hand, Musie,.Will
and al ajTsaround good time Is e expee1tesa a
Messrs Gale andAnnie MorF,ss with Win
their. cou sin. Miss Minnie Alayes.s &.
Mis- Miss Laura Hargroye, who. has been 2 zen
svisiting relatives here, left yester day 1o ES
Jarratt where she ", VII e speno sew
= 81 ttie Winfield the young tdaug hteE, q
Mr., samuel Winfield. postma T. DIS, DIS
Tor Is dangerously III with typhoid fever
and is not expected tina hat she VII vi
f,ON e
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GREAT oRNA 4!
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, stru l''4
bYSS Terrific Storm.
(By Aksoclated, NJ 1879 Z vIM,ya ara


as ST PAUL, AUG ust 20. Five are are ~ re;
norted g be- dead. two score ~ reg s.
and properly damaged 70 the extent !. s %
two million dollars by q fierce % tornado
which oped a own on the citI shors.s
a ftarTs 81. NJ The Ttvoli theatre was va de-
:, oHsI,ed ~ the Erntres theatre Iazed, ire
high nj bridge an nense steel ture.
crossing the Adtsstssippl river az neg e
Of two hundr feet, was alost g, ally
5St:stroYed and +wo hundred puitd'ngfs
are more or lesst danlag geo q. -:
a report al mldnigh Is that the House leIl SO
AT thef q ood Shepherd. a. Cat ho1ic $instltit-s
q Il. was wrecked and t,senty-hye N
ed there, All communlc ton with = QUIZ y, !,
wing districts is cut of ]. ard Il is Inn Inn
r. q ssibleI to say whet Their Or NOT the dams
uge there has been % gresaatt. a et was vas
done In the ci itsel 3
lThe property damage n IT yMinnea poiis
Is said to have been nearly as great r,es I
In. ST. Paul. a38 f9$.I M
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THE Heavenly Vision"

The pulpit OF the Leigh Street Baptist
Church viii be filled to-day by Rev. w.
II. Rich, of Salisbury. n. c. The subject
OF Mr.. Rich's sermon in the morning
will be Obedience 10 the Heavenly VI
sion." and In the evening lie viii preach
on "A Truly Wealthy Church"
Nh Fitch has recently resigned lie pas
torate of the First Baptist Church OF
Newbern, n q. after a very successful
work there. and wili take charge OF the
church in Salisbury on September LIST.
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! Virginia Families Reunite.
\ The following Interesting notice is being
scattered over rhs State:

\ The following Interesting notice is being
scattered over rhs State:
a 5 Secretary's Office.
Asst.5r. G;;s-. August 8. 1904 4
A reunion re tsrs ET!a1ppeIl, Dickie, Gar
Hngtoll, adams arst5 kindred families of
Virginia will he hsid AZ st. Louis. Mo-.
during the Lauis ttaTaA Purchase Exposition,
Monday, October Sd. at p. NJ central
time. in the Art Room OF the Missouri
building. 90 the Exposition grounds.
Each member present Is requested to
wear q badge OF blue ribbon.
As it Is desired THAR this reunion shall
i DO as large as possible, and the address
1 of many OF the clan. is unknown, you
are requested to notify those in your
vicinity Of the time and place Of meet
ing and to request their attendance.
Very truly, III
CLIFTON I. cHAPPBLL.
d fs6l Eata5'f5 3s ti5 Xxx t8 Secretary.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
New Books Received,

Appended is a list OF the new books
received at the Virginia state 4 library
from. August 18th to the 10Th: Bulletin Of
the University College of Medicine,
1901 'o5; Our Language, C. AlphonsO Smith
and How We Live, Albert r, Blaisdell;
Physics BY Experiment Edward r. Shaw;
Selected Lives of Nepor.t George Davis
Chase: La France, a DE Rougemont;
Higher History Of the United States.
Henry E. Chambers: Commercial Law,
salter S. Clark; Home Geography, c. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Company w ell Drilled.

Company ~ g" SEVENTEEN Regiment, is
in excellent shape for the September ma
noeuvres at Manassas. II t has seventy
four enlisted men, which is one less than
the ma ximum number allowed by law.
The company Is well drilled In outpost
and extended I order tactics, the latterSof
which will be Of very great service to
them at the manoeuYres 6
1t was learned last night that a move
band for the occasion, and 1t Is thought
that 1t will be successful. Subscriptions
are now being sollcited for this purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Colorr,ed Teachers Chosen.

\ The. Henrlco County School Board has
selected the following teachers for the
colored schools In the county.
Barton HeightsMattie Tyler, princi-
pa; Mary NJ. Scott, Mabel o. Higgins.
Jeter-7Bettie L, Johnson.
7 Pole Road-Mary Z. Smith. principal;
Emma ]. Randolph. I.
Mountain Road-Yirginia Randolph.
principal; Matte r. Sweete.
& BROAD Street--Nora Winston.
Newton ~ Mildred Cross. principal;
AIoIlie Cephus. il
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For the answer In what t. will be-.
{ 1ts the fellow who introduced US to tho
gin I flzz will only come forth from his
lair! we will take great pleasure in& gtv-S
Ing him a few punches.
y The after effect of q gin fzz IS what .
makes a fellow shudder to think Q T. what
might befall him In NJ st orm Mt sea- Sif
& When wee got 2 over he effects Y o 60 ~
jtour & through China town and some chop
ssuey we though we had reached he linn
1T, but II here comes Tom Bng Hey along
with his pockets full Of checks good for
gin fixes. 5s
we would "a ner have taken cocar
cola. but we didn't have any checks So
We helped Thomas to get nd Of III his
checks. tier We saw az much OF Full
ton $as we could between the hours OF "A
and Il $3.50 p NJ. WI III 4 NJ Ike Lawler and,
Mack easel and had got a. lot of SOU
jvenirs from Louis: w asi,er s. en- porlnnss
we started to the Reservoir to see charly5
Mckee and ask him for some passes to-
the show, but hen we began to think
isg over and figure 1t out going i pf on tho
street feaFs we felt that 81 was too
costly to get passes, so we vent into the,
Lexinst on and got a hbracer from r Cd y
Well.sS After thai 1T was q i over. and We
wished we were back In Coney Island
to bump the bumps and shoot he shoots
and other things. for It always takes US
three months A 70 recover and Il we & ain't
yet quite recovered, SO that brings us
back to- the final prop0sn lon OF the
gin FIX and the Eel ow -who put US first
mex 33j
Or words ia thai afYect Fs @
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The End Seat, II og.
I BYS HARRY Ell ARD.

Among the human species. who wear the "a
finest toys,
We Q ten nee ii with many men who ~
might be classes With hogs.
so Obnoxious IS their presence, we wish Il
that hey mil ht be III s{
All gathered to their IA theirs to spend
eterni ty. s s3S5 "a
There's the man who Is N glutton, there's 81
the man who beats his wife.
There. s + the man who al ways grumbles
every moment OF his life. a. ;
But the grea test fool among them from ii
Ss near or from afar, 81 4 q
IL the hog who meyer budges from the 4
end seat Of tho car. l4S. ssjs5
He will lot you climb and stumble 4 and a.
never move "a bit, a53 NJ, VI
Though every seat is va cant, at the en e Il
nd he still will Sit; ~ 81
He sti cks his fec out In me y
entrance 4 o. debar, sf$ 9. 8fs.
This hog that never budges from the emu NJ 4
scat OF the car M ss9 III
when a blind man gets on the &c rS q
5 take a little ride, II
He has to climb as best he can to get
the other side, 55 ~ .Ba4 y, q.
And as he does he head long I'll ps w ~ s
nerves II nat tnlS ShJd
DER the hog that never bndges from th 20 y
z, y end seat of the 4 car, 5
woman, In declining years, qiite Feeble
iwulS often think thai he Will yield to her 's
the right of way VII ny /, 3, ,,..s4
pnt sha finds she is mist AIKEN as she falls
IA with heavy jnr. ~ S ~.
Ser the hog that never puaR lo'ls2 tf1o
end seat OF the ca "
We are hoping thai 9 Nemesis VII S,Nl very n
s soon appea q g. s. \, I, !, NJ
TO ext eEmlna to TINS 2 toili
our number here. s 9s,
same feathers would be Just the hing
mixed well With boiling tar.
FOR the hog that never budges froHl ~ ~
end seat OF he car.
Perhaps the state can legIslate 70 move W
him from our sig ut; IS h I, R I,
urWould be the proper JUS lee tnA ~ ~ !. i
WIN people would deeEn rig 38s
our com fort and our happiness no lonssF
would he mar " ~ 4. 81
seat of the q ar Eli
/
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Not Drill With Negroes,

Tie report that the Seventeen Regiment
was TO be brigaded with company OF
negro troops from Connecticut Is untrue,
Major G. Gray Bossieux said Yesterday
that the Virginia, Texas. Georgia and
South Carolina. troops. were to be In a
brigade together, while the Connecticut
troops would be by themselves, II is the
Nonls State that VIII send whole brigade,
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Welded in Washington.

MIR. Joseph NJ. Bowles and Miss Anna
NJ 5 strickler niece Of Rev. Dr. g. y,
mary. both of this city, we're quietly mar
ried Thursday afternoon In the study OF
the late DR. Talmadge, In washington,
by REV. Mr. Gay. After the ceremony
the bridal couple returned to Richmond.
The po pular young couple have the best
wishes of many friends. 81
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For a 7 Lutheran Church II

F8IT{6pGCIHIs
q 1,YNC EBuRC " ", Aug 90 AIR, y, g.
9cooper, representlng the General Synod
81 the Lutheran Gnu ch, paid q visit Y, C 70
3 IN chburg yesterday and consulted Z with
local Lutherans with "a view o. ha y. e
the Home Mission Board Of that hat latin
aiding in the erection OF a house. @ Wor-
ship for the recently org1nlze 5collsr =,
ation Of that ner r., ! I, !, 2, i
"a erected and that the board Will AID the
local con ton In every manner I pos ass
slble Ia establishing a strong g rcn y.
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A MAYORS Resignation.

fsnecial 10 The Times Dlspa tch.) %
sI,EiESBTRCi. VA, Aug @20,--Np alter y.
,t.liyel. a prominent lawyer, has resigned
t tns MAYOR nf Fairfax Courthouse. MI,
Jacob ii. Troth succeeds him.,
I The airfax National Bank, at Fairfax,
VA. Will construct new bank buildlhs
with all modern Improvement The cost cost
will be 5000, !, !.
The Joe Kendall Camp, q VI meets az
Bethel in Fauquier county to-day MANY
old soldiers Of Eoudoun Will attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
II II a over Lad d Nanderer.

E Frank Vial, OF near Iianoyer3Sout 4
house, LEFT his home Trd ny ana q us
l yesit MIA MIA Mas dark hair and eyes thin
sfae sss ana wore d navy blue suit and Due
cap when he left home. - z, 49,
Mr., aldWs,ll room on, 70 ia CAD la 10
hear ANYTHING relative d the boy where g,
"a hrY1 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
N MODEL ROAD AID. \. u;
Barbecue and spee ches s on Open 81
inc of the T oughfare

-.
(special to The Times Dispatcnl..) s55
A1toNTPEL IER, 20, meet n !
Ing Of the citizens and taxpaye OF Ian
NE = cn,ntv was held at Emmetts to- day
when the ne b, Object Lesson Road az from ON
5that Mace to Beaver Dam on the 3S;he ~
apeake and Ohio Rairoad vas lorill ~ :
opened. An old fashioned parpesus sa "a I
sdresse among them rh omass as vs. y 's elson
Page 5 ,8 ]. (. J, s,,,,,,+ III, =, e
SnationalS and N county governments,sgln TBS
inst been completed after many months.
work, and al is probably as good as as i any =,
piece of road in the state.l Il IS wsil
GRADED and is of granite and coppe Or 3
q nd no;hipg has; been spared TO n u
tie very best. Hanover may wei ed,
q. having at least one piece Oh W e e..
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PROPHECY THAT 7 FAILED
lanes City, g. Has las Not Not: Dis
1 4, appeared Yet.
snncfal 4 o The Times lspatch.)

'NEWBERN, n. August S 20 !, ne:
has been much exc tement among the N
7habitants OF James City Sa5$nesro Town w,
opposite Newbern for the d last We s.,n;
81 negr prophet prophesiead .seye u, :, :
Whole. oitv of James would sink to parts lll:'
\, hs IS !, known; and that the waters . =
q 81 river Trent would close over ~ lLf
heads 81 the luckless In habita an nts.
ga con seanenc here was g gen 1'l eral
az iis "a Of the superstition coons to ol,
eyeral days before the legged Afat Al day
: river. and when the daWned the
tan,n ook ed Il as might be Rus .1ls !,
sian village which was being Sapproa cheu
by the Japs. ,, ]. y - II q &.
THE wanderers are returning sun :,
nrised ana bewilde the ely -
ia nd t5ig3Ys ~ t
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Howard Rhodes;
1srec,al q T,ho TInr,ees- Dispat

q Especial "A 10 Tho II lrnes- Dispatch}
ROAM Ok il, ~ Al "a ug Air.$ FIoWarGl
Rhodes, Who has been connected with
the Roanoke Postofic for fourteen yea 4 e :
and one Of Roam oke' IS most worthy and Y 9
highly respected young men, Neg ,at Inc tle
He was a native OF Lexlng tor, Va.
and is B survived by his mother and u q
brother and SlSt err IA Is jst5AA ~
ton tomorrow for terment, ;S.s IS x IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
INSTRUCTIVE flEiAI Il I'll EX TiIBIT

geant stuart IA. weiss has refused to,
accept IL and the captain is coy,sidt de N
the proposed plan OF holding n exar1lna-3
ton to test the fitness OF the applicants y
III which all the g 5 on
GERS and other enlisted men VIII pc a. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Fish Fry in King William.

A basket picnic and fish fry will be
given al 'Horn Quarter" King " illlam
county, next Thursday, under the man,
agenent OF Mr., H. 3. Smith, Jr, manager
of che country department OF the a j.
Chewing Company, Governor Montague
ana several other prominent speakers
have been invited to address the gath
cIil,p asi5lf AZ - N S513ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
No Mayor of Barton Heights.

tsierad some DAYS ago, asking the Common q
Council to appoint Mr., ~ Kose, . , q,
Mayor elect, to fill ott his unsxpiirea t tha
might arise from the alleged illegal eiec,
ton rho Council o. fter some dis s{,is
OF the matter decided ott.o do tins Ell Al.
though they Mr. 81 ,sa
no 8 Mayor. MI. Al. Mar ter,steir. presi,
dent 81 the Council, Will Discharge the
duties 81 tho Mayor until sep 4. tern sn ne '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Keatley-Snitll.

(special to The Times-Dl spatcn.) ri
3NISWPORT NEW s, VA, August 2O.--
DR.. III w. Keatley, United states ,,s. sur sur
SIG' Point Comfort, and Miss Helen 1Iar-
mon smith. daughter OF Mrs. H. r. smittl.
OF BaMimore, We're married IN 81. Paul !.
rectory. Norfolk, by Rev. Beverley y.
Tucker. u is. til, II IL /. -
on account of recent death IN the
brides family the ceremony was pr l,.is,.,
LEFT tonight for Baltimore for q short i'lf'l1
.