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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
.DEFlES 7!CONSTABLE
lNAMELIA8 COUNTY! ! | !
I Heavy Rail Sue ess ;f'll... Re 3 e
vy,iiyyal in NJ etllodist
Church, 5s8 ,#4

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Especial to The II mes-D spat en-
NfELlA fCOuRTI4OuS a ugl g
11,-Mr. Weather ford. a. reside Of Lee Lee
8District, this county was wanted before
Magistrate X. Lane on g peace VAR va
rant, but resisted arrest, He has armed
himself With d shotgun and says he VIII
Xiii ny body who zones 70 rrest him. q
In the absence Of con,monW' h's AZ =,
torney Hard citing ttorney 9 L. IL,
ARA read the Ia W on the ftsup5ect 70
squire Lane who returned home pre-
pa red Ia instruct the consta BILE.
The heaviest rail- since last winter fell
here yesterday, evening and last night;
a since lie change in the court system
but few persons have learned When the
Sta term o. tie court are to be held, Judgo q
WatgoI, A viii AZ hold the next regular
term of the court, beginning on the
fourth Thursday. the 25t Of Aug ust5 \;
~ Mr. pan Trueheart, son Of Squire
,rrueheart, Is nuits sick. 4. sl5S
Pastor !, r, (, 1. Potts, Of the Suffolk
Methodist church, Isl con sting g most
sintcresting revival service In the Aietho-l
dist Ghurch here. Ter his earnest eff
fort, good Is being done, an several have
already made con fession pf falt II. S9st
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'Cl1'IzE||:NSl | ! ! I,
FOR 'AvIN|C.
Council to Make No Improve
inents Until Property Owners
Sign Agreement.
PEANUT \. ] PLANT I.
GREAT,
! NJ = II - :. ~
More Than One Hundred Tho,i-
sand Subscribed to the Enter
prise Clear Water Supply.
fspccial to The Times. Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times d spatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA, August II. The
Finance ana Public improvements Conn
1littees Of tho Common Council at q
Joint meeting this afternoon adopted
resolutions to be presented to the goun-
Gil Monday, recommending that no inns
provcment3 OF roadways or sid ewalks be
considered by the Council until the own
scrs OF property abuttlng thereon. sign.
"a legal agreement binding themselves and nd
Their property to pay Is cents q running
foot OF their frontage for roadEay Inn
fr,roxemert and SO ia cents for sidewalks.
945sil MANUFACTURING PLANT.
s5S ii IS stated that more than $780, 900 has
beer, subscribed to the capital stock OF
d c6inpiiny, which roposes to build mere
4 q plant. Tor the manufacture of the pro-
4 ducts OF peanuts, such as peanut oil, pea
nut butter, eblanched peanuts. etc " Is
contemplated that the capital stock Of
I the company WILL q be several hundred
thousand dollars, OF which betwcer sixty
ana seventy thousand will be expended
gin the purchase OF the best machin cry
This company Y Is being promote by \ a
Petersburg manufactures, and IA VIII sbe
controlled by Petersburg cal ita lsstss5s NJ rs
585s PURE WATER SUPPLY. 3,ss
All some time ago Petersburg installed g
modern, up-to-datc plant for filterlng the
city water, and at about he same time
water meters were introduced. The Il re- re-
4 rull las been Il IN a mple supply 8 Of pure
clear water for all he purD poses of the;
people, ana the health Of the town 8 has
been greatly fitted by hese impirso' ' We
nlerlts. .gs.
. Frank W. Hams and 4 rsss q q Z. g.
d leigh, 10th OF whom have ~ large pra &c:
&tice, have left the city for a oliday.
Only Two OF the ottonG mills Of the Viz Viz
GINA 8consolidat ted 6 Milling Company are
now running, the Pocaho and Matoaa!
The othe, two: are die. rs he Ugh price.
OF raw cotton nd the low price q Of
I ton 8goods are The reasons for the mac
tlyity Of 4 these mil is.
8 The flour and corn mill bell ngtng q!
the Virginia Consolid ted Milling Com n
pany, d OF which there are several. "a re-
ali IN active operat! ion.
Mr.. j. n. Jones purchased to-day alta ia
hi bic sale. held by 81 essrs. Pannill fia 8.
srison snd Z Company, a uctioneer1s, u he
business Of Young's II an sferg Company an
Including all eduipme y I. and VIII mere re-
| a fter conduct the business
rho sale was cond ucted for III. = onn
Walton. attorney, for owner sss,.s sssi#S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
THE DEMOCRATS
OF CHARLE CITY /
tenant G oyerno 81 Willard to
4 Address Them on the
. Eighteenth.
I(sp,es,clal Ia Th.e Mines plspat ch.l

Especial to the Iltnes-Dispatch.). sS5s
v A.. August + 1.-THE
Democratic County Committee; met ut
Charles City courthouse yesterday. Cap
tain Joseph E. w Hard was invited to
address the voters OF this county on the
18th day OF August. that being court ay,
Oh tile Issues OF the presidential cam
5paig1l; a large attendance Is expected. sS
An abundance Of rain since ~ 9Th
With dollar W heat and o bountiful corn
crop lii sight. the farmers are attend-
EIng protracted meetings and wearing
smiles. n.
THE Hoard OF. supervisors last Monday
elected Mr.. q. NJ Wal kerl coun ty over
seer or the roads. Mr. lker Is we'll
qualified for the position and will no
doubt give great sat faction. Is n
Fl Charles City county's 4jui Is bright and
clean hut It's cells are empty; though
Its public roads are In terrib BILE condition,
owing to go much summer ra! ~ & III
Il Mr. Fl, Fl. Harrison and family, OF the
Rome farm, leave by to,day's boa for
q several week yisit it, his brot her, NJ r,
Nv. B. Harrison, at Greenwood "a epOt. " a.,
Mss Lille Harrison Of Newport News,
81 q !, ID ltere, a. guest Of and Mrs,
Henry ysarln 9. " 81 Is. {. #
Parker and Davis will carry this coun-.
ftyis by the largest majority given for
many years. 8 rs " IN Il. ~ 5&
Al large FIVE master Goa COL Her is 81 an.
,chored off this place. ting an ID
vance In coal freights fA from vs. ~ eWports
Naws to East er Port Ssi
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WELL FILLED JAIL.
The c Chesterfield d Jailer Takes ak. IS
$S. s;3ll N Extra Pre- cautions.
(specia, % The Times Dispasch.'

fsnecIn, 10 The Times Dispatct.)
# CHESTERFlE ELL. " A.. ii Aug gust 9 IL -
County Policeman Watts has # brou lg h =
down from Manchester rthur$ Dearing
and Garfield Williams, two olorcd men en-.
charged respectively with grand larceny
ana criminal assault. thus adding Two
70 & he long list of sgss eolored prisoners
charged Il With felony. and awaiting the
next term Of court for trial. Extra pre-
autions have been ia ken by the county
jaHor in the conduct Of \ his work. on
account OF tho large number Of dam
serous men hi is n oWSi rel pon Bible Tor.
$N The district tax collec tors are pushing
their work With much Az gort during ~ q s.5
the la week 8of their work az he SUI
$pervisors will pass on he y s03 delinquent
tax lists next NJ onday. 81.
Mrs. Emma ". cogbill and her grand y
Z daughter are still staying with AZ Mrs.
Belle PIlkinton, whose health since her
return from Richmond Is some what " M
proved. Nv =.
s5 Miss Louise nIagee left here on Tues-
day for he 3rhome III Manchester. Vi ::{fs
Mrs. salle Il DuYal & and N her daug hter.
Miss Marian Virginia. reached the VII
5lage this week. and are guests OF Mrs:
Herbert Cogbill. n 81
Fl Mrs. Beadles and ii chill drens who j ave ave
been staying at the Court house II otel for
several weeks left for their home in
Richmond yesterday a fterRoon, /,
81 Mr.. W. G. Truehea TT spent q few hours
here to. day. II and then retuEaed II to- his
home in Amelia county. where he IS
nursing q sick brot her i; n
Mrs r. II w Cogbill has recovered from
/ her recent illness, 53
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A FREIGHT ] | WRECK \ / / I }! {.
AT THREE CREEKS
Cars i; Badly s'mtashed But
a slI. ers=so:1rr as a; Il
Hurt.
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Especial to The Times Diapatc hi
EMPoRIA, y4A., aust 81 south
bound through freight on the AT = tlantic
Coast Line was derailed ~ neal 81 - hree
Creeks at an early hour his morning
Eleven cars loa&d with nerchandise,
flour. grain, etc, were ditched, while
many Of the cars were actically de.
molished. 81 ss
q r. Is claimed Fl by the ailroa d people
that the wreck was d ue t.; an axle Of one
Of the cars becoming twist ted. !Eiss
NJ The loss as now estimated to olling
stock and car contents, Will aggregate
several thousand dc llars. wv
The regular passeng FER sched ule was
somewhat interrupt but the track is
now clear and s aims a are moving as
usual. ~ 1T 8$
Strange to relate nc one was hurt or
killed in the smash up, alt ough i was
reported In Emporin that three men had
lost their lives by the accid ent NJ IS Ne
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vi RI
B'R I |.
.s,. a.

isnecial 70 Tbs Times Dspatch ,
Adams Brothers Company, who came here
from Lynchburg q year ago. have clos ed
the for a. tract Of fine building brick
ea and
plant. with a rly capa cityRof ,0oo, C0o
eta ScHArHAAl, sam shelton, q tie
Wednesday accid entails shot hilnsel T; in
bullet S,,r The
n9aFa Ro 81 rsesatiy oT
ganized here, has already a embers p
FELICITY, and has just compile ted furnish;
hold their meetings The time. furniture
Tent ghts and electric
fanf sdS s. 81 fett.
bridg e n County Il ormal ss School, has ac-
gsPSs Ihs
there here SER september.lst. MIS- Moffett is well
known throug hout the tate as y pr.ogresT
sA 4Eg ysssfnsIj Re enjamin Bro oks.
a white youth, was D arrested here last
night 81 the charge Of lettering in t ne
he e. iw ", searched at the police station the
OF trousers, FIVE coats and a. YES = ne
authorities think he 4 has stolen these
goods s 4 and an slnvestig lion is on.
OSBORN GAP. ha ,1I5y ustT b eSa
lcantrel, sof skee trock " h!chE .resulted
from the bite OF q ttlesnak e. shs was
DteR eng ivfa 5Snes Nanse
mond county farmer. has been MISSING 2 4;
vas clreI 3sre aay Y, e
to 81 SEEK eek word from the police. who port
that ones has not been seen here since zee
! I SySse " THE shenandoah
county met here Tussssd 11r.
siding. Mr., p. NJ ley of Ioms &, br :,
and Newman. Of Nyood daref A. were re.
spsctiyely, The board rdered that t ~
public TIE he eeaasHt oe
of the Schools at Woodstock. strasDurg,
g ana nnaea rq }imes u Sc
DESIGNATED by the trustees ~; the res pec-
tive districts, S a " sss5sss a }Ss
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PRESIDENCY
TIL UNIVERSE 4
An teresting ST. ATS tenlent by tlleS
Chairnla i 81 the B BSS
Institute on.
;p,ee,csial Is The TImes-DIsIpa.tcn,1l

Special to The SDlspatcn,1
,HARLoTTEsVILLE " A,,,Sa Augu list ~ N
$>SDr. y NJ. ii Page, chat rman Of the me-
Syersity Of " glnia, 4 ma kes the fol- oWlnH
mi sting statement on the eve q So lSrs3S
AL erman 's ssuming the Hes of Thu NJ
presldenc Of that honored tituti On
ssss AZ ter as suniq ue and int erestng record
sof& seventy -nlneS fears I'M der Ell chairmauN
sof the fa Guilty and a system OF faculryff,3
ssoYernrn the q IN iYers 81 rg,nla,I;
mar created and illed the ON ceS sprest.sss
Bnowned sof State universities Srelna snssa
prs ssed npon s distinguisheaai
approved to-day. 4 81
s,sThe /, uniyersi y has not made tnlsd
seh an &c hecau use Of ny loss ofs prestlgaA
e 5a ta ne Gffe
largest IN & her memo ora BILE " history ann11
aer inereas :, ngly good
the hope and be lei tina + al form OF gpYs3
sarnme 7 bette adj pied to dern colsS1
Editions would q promote her educat ionaxl
3esta and bring her into closer 1conaaneetion
sf'ths soa pH:u'Ae euuoas'0''A' l'oYe'nsns
lender & az. uccessful experiment andj
may plore the chan ge from an AGA demiq3
3democra cy8 to the presi dentia regime,
with which the change has been proughta
Ia bout and conn mend ~ he .SWi dom sof theS
&goard Of Isl tors In se lectlng for tillsi
difficult flee Of FIRST -presl dent of theS
\ Untyersity Of Virginia. II a. man who $hasAA
peenl thoroughly tried al and tested 81 In
similar Offices. ~
DR., Edwin "A. Alderman has l,ad u u
8nnique edueatl onal u experlence. havInG
fne I |, CONNECTED I. with every grade Or the
10 tic university. and brings sI' W. his nav
fnosition the vide and wise experienesa
"a thered "a the University OF North Card
Solina Ind at Tul lane University IN Sbotls33
dent.
49, !, DR. "A lderman himself, while thorough-d
Y " ~ sympathy with all tot the nawlS
mover nts In duca tion and an Sacttvo4
participant n NJ any, OF them. IS neyar,3
theless DEVOTED to the best trad tIons ofA
thes old Southland thoroughly mbue63
5ginla. 99 i
here is no reason then to fea II III !. 4
u Y, , nglng her In Inc .wl th the largefB
tsanca tlonal forces. he Will ulfel her
~ q standards and scho endaav
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The PICNIC !:
BROKEN UP.
Methodists Get . Sprinkling Al
most Equal TOT an linz
Inersion.
CAPTAIN LAMB WAS sT0. SPEAK.
Bermuda District School Board
Meet at Chester and Elect
Teachers for the Year.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHESTER, A.. August u. ~ The Me tho
dist Sunday school met here IN Chester
field Park Tuesday afternoon to enjoy
their annual picnic. to extend into the
night. Seats and tables had air been
arranged, and lights hung. and g stand
erected to hear speech from Congress-
mn John Lamb. Children had begun
their games. and twenty gallons OF Ice
cream and loaded baskets for supper
were In sight when storm approached
and proved too, much Of a tsprinkling't
for the Methodists, and before thcy'
could get to shelter they were forced all
most to receive an immersion.
# They finally got into q public shelter,
but were so crowded and warm that TING
twenty gallons OF cream was hardly sutil-
client, With their immersion. to- keep them
cool. n # III & Il s8
CAPTAIN 4 LAMB TAKEN IN.
Captain Lamb reached the town late.
but being polite ana Methodlstic, he
showed his good sense by stopping under
the roof OF a. good Bapti all night, who
saved him tout OF the wa ter. The Cap
tain Will repeat his visit and deliver his
oratIonjto the school at some future time,
when Chester goes dry. a
& The Boiling Sunday school met at Boil
ling HALL yesterday, and passed q pleasant
day IN annual picnic, and Osborne school
will celebrate BON. i5s
Miss Matte sHa tcher2is visiting frienols
IN Powhatan at present, before leaving
for the falls OF n Ia CARA, n.
Ss Mrs. IL Margaret stalnback, Of; Weld on,
N. e., after stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Cherry, Of this 4 place, left this n1orning
On & visit to her father. III Squire = g.
Friend. Of Henrico. 4. fss 585 81
IA Mr. Cha les d. FTiend, II wife and sssonnie
boy OF are spending 5 Their
summer outing at Chester. 3 ss
pa ~ S SCHOOL TEACHERS
THO Bermuda District school Board met
here Monday afternoon and elect TED VI II: ne
following teachers for the ensuing SyeaI,
uperintendert wa liam, Blank king ship ~
shein 3 present IN the council: ~ Chester
sGwhite): Miss Eunice spiers (co 'lr re
Miss Moon. Kngsland white: Miss Sc Viz VIZ.
gtr,ia willis Miss p lose. En- y
h white Miss Columbia Dahl; (colored).
MES 3 Jones. q Port Wa lthall (v'hitey: ISIS
Mary Runin: (colored) Il same as last year
In principal rs and asslst ants. M Osborne
sfwhite) Mrs. r. W. Thomps on. s5S
s T he schools will open on the first Mon
Sday%in October, Chester school Ito com
mence In september. No assistant at the
beginning for this year wi i be appoin ted
for C1ester, but will be II the necessity
arises as two private schools are planned
beside the public school for he VI lage.
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DAMAGES DEATH ! !. \ | ! !
WRONGFUL ACT
Both Suits fo 4 3 erl 4 housan d
and Agains St Persons of
ealtl Ut IA
I .s fsn.ei = u q THE III tch.l

S Especial u 70 THE Times Dispat ch.l Z
& TAZEWELL, #s " A., e 4 Aug gust i, Two
suits, each for the recovery 81 damag g;
under the 4 Virginia sta tnte, for death by
wrongful act, IL have recentlys been slns 81 :;
tuted In \ the Circuit Court Of y azeWe.l
county, and being the first Of n kind sEEis
heretofore broug at here, In that both seek t
to recover d amages IN case Of homici de.
The first OF the cases has been insti-
tuted by Thomas g. Crockett aims r.
III sayers. on the It'll day of last March
Hoge Crockett, a SON OF N the pl a1ntlf -,
was shot and XII He'd near Shrader's. this
county. N BY 6ayers. Crockett had pre-
viously "A had q dill Guilty with q son o.
sayers The amount of dana ges asked
for is the sum OF SO. 600. and lis brought
BY w. HI. Werti, GreeYer and 4 e.. e
and Bowen and r OVAL. ttorney 2 q this
place. s FL
sgYho second suit Is that Of " liam "a.
Harris for the killing Of his son, NN alter
Harris By Thomas *. Leedy. Of Graha M
this county. This II suit Is 4 also i brought
for the sum Of $40. 0o0. and s broIgh 2 Y
Nv. II. WerthS and Il Bowen and b Royal ~ "
IN January last Leedy " as "a pas senEe;r i
On on a. Norfolk ard Western Ra Iva II train
between Buefleld and Grail anl.i pom;
being approached y by the cond uctor for
HIS Il ticket. he replied that he had mons
and did not intend TO pay his ia e. ere
upon the conducto or told him ne would y pe5
elected from the rail ne dld So
Leedy paid his fare. and the conc Y t S
asked young Harris to- MN : Sc ~
receipt, he not desiring further trouble;
"a rrIs was a brak eman but not on duty .,;s
When Leedy was handed The receipt NJ
became infurIated and began firing In pros
miscuously In the train. one shot killing
Harris, and q la y wa shot througn tns
dress, Ieedy gave bond for his appear ear:
ance. but skipped the country
Both are men OF some NEAR AND Ds IS
long to promnen Y fan11'Ell 81
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! Progressive Marion.

ssSt Special ITO The Times. d spatch.)
g3j MARIO VA, August II. The Norfolk and
Western RAILWAY Company has recently made
extensive in,proyene nts A 81 rs track faclil.
limits Of Marion Involving an expenditure
Of u about $s0ooo. The new passenger depot
costing about IS. coo IS neariyS ready TO be
ftecturnl beauty and 4 Is said to be the hand
soonest on the road between Lynchburs ana g
Bristol. f $s8 $ss;5 81. VA
cut Court 81 smyth county Will begin Mon
day next. Tho neg system seems Ito Il ee
giving satisfaction. And Judge F. 3, L Hutton
Isl fast making q eputat lion IA as an a 40 l
81 AZ beautiful new steel bridge now span
the Holston at East Mar ion. giving easy ana
quick access to the new depot. 8 The abrtdge
was placed at cost OF 80 090.
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] OFF FOR TOXIC.
Rev. Roger Atkinson Wake and
Others Go on Missionary Work.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
CHARLOTTEsVILLE, vA,,s Aug. II =.
The Rev. Roger Atkinson Wake. OF
5staunton, Va, who was recently ordained
TO the diaconate at the Episcopal rheolog-
ical Seminary, Alexandria, Will sail from
sar, francisco this month for Toxic TO
College i in in that u II. and 70 take charge
OF the evangelical! work among the
iege was founded by the Rev st. George
fucker, son OF the Rev. Beg rlyi Tucker,
Ia 1, ,betweaii 500 and 900 students. /.
4 Besides Mr. Wake, who IS master OF
arts of the University OF Virginia, three
other men who were edeatsat e. t y {, IN
BY Bishop Randolph, Will 60 Into the mis-
sionary field; These are W ~. ~ s.,
3ReV.@P. W. Reed, B assigned to missionary
work with Bishop Funste en- IN Boise, and
Hey. Floyd Rogers, OF Petersburg. who
viii 90 to a home field in 2 hoebus.
DR.. Harry. B. Ia " pr, who GRADUATE at
the University OF Virginia In 1902, and
has since been LONG hospital work g az e
aleave for China early lrtE 1905. Az
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WOULD MARRY MAN
WHO GOT Y LICENSE. FIRST |'!;'i'
Special to The Times-D ispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
q POrTsvILLE, PA, August 1i.--Migs s
Alexandra seagar, unable to choose from
YESTERDAY told a two OF them, Domnick
Godiews and Anthony Mulcar, that she
would marry the one who managed TO
Ia Tho two rival lovers FASTENED to COM
plysWith the unique request. but both ap-
plications were received by Register Herb
and he has refused ed TO IS
lister is In q dilemma, while the young
Woman is enjoying the discount ture q
her irival suitors, and has told them to
fight It. out. q Re ister Herb int ends to
lay the matter before court
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THE FRIDAY; AUGUST l

the Grand dE. Il. which, meets IN Lynchburg,
september 14th. Miss marguerite Worthington
Price. OF Gala, was named ns maid OF honor.
Mr. and Mrs, James Harper Castle. OF Phil
adelphIa, have issued cards announcing the
marriage 81 their daughter. Mas Emma
Cecilia, 10 BENJAMIN II. Gorrell. OF Lexington.
The ceremony will take place wednesday eve-.
ming. August 18th, at the home Of the BRIDE,
In Philadelphia, 81 l "a
Randolph tucker, situated on Henry Street
lLexiiIaton. mas been Gold TO Mr.. w. N. Key,
81 East Lexington The price paid WAS 81 .oso.
ana q Mr. i ey5 will get possession at once
The nropertyfis h. fine old mansion and oc-
cr,,iea a fine location. ls4 Fs Il
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s. WILSON, N OTES.
High Streams Wash Away Mia
Dams and Do 4 o thear,88 % alm11asIqsse.

lspeelal 70 The y II lines spatch,Y Ss9
q FABER' 8. 5 Al, August, liza sacrsssfulg
3protracted setting, nnd the charge of Rev
Mt. Carson tAiet hodistl closed yesterday at
this place. wi tn twen ty-nins conversions two
o. whom We're hap ICED by Immersion
81 The lyers and creeks are swollen beyond
small houses have sSsnl washed away, and 4
at aone places east OF Cha tesyllla. thas \
Southern Railroad tracks have been under
water for hundreds OF yards, Corn. hay and I
swatermsiops crops have suffered, but the pros
specta for ~ corn er,pp throus bout he toupsFys
Is the best for yea rs SisF 5ss
Marshail carpsnt er' 8 Gtore house ID near insts
ScpmpletIons and he will start % Bait
Monday next for new goods
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i Glenn SIP KS al vVintonI,

lspecal To The n lmes,D lEpatch, IA. vi
fsuFEDLK. VA. August tS--A Large crew.
assembled to-day at Nlnton. thS eap pal ON
Hartford county. North Caroina. ths s.oees
sion being prinarl 9 reunion 81 Gonssdtrasssa
wan delivered by CAPTAIN r. p, Glenn nAmoxt
cratic nominee for cioyeFr.oE, ay s:a
AZ His speech, d lenSt ny one, was prsE ttant3
With patrlotisn, and poll lcs. His taeAsat4 TEL
democratic was emit hakiAstic and ems
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III 49, ~ .gF
CIR SWINGS FROM a RESTLEs
AND ESC APESI PASSING CAR
q fsnacia ~ The Tirntes- Dispatch.

Especial to The Time -Di spatch:)
III SHAM KIr1, r ug. Y. s. Maggie
Sanders and Mary Browne, while walking
caught 5by9Ia trolley car on q bridge ct
Johnson City. fSSt "
Hiss Browne swung herself under the
5trestle and hung twenty feet from the
ground. The car pa ssed safely over her:
her companion was kno cked Town, but
sclung to sa3 pro- lection until the car was
ibroug lit to ia stop. The crew resc ued the
girls from their periltous stions. They
were II tile hi t. AqgE
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RAJ. AZ The Kind You Haze Always Bought
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train to Beach Park VIII On and " fters
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Il 5Pastorsain III the Woods.

siS Rev II q n Monroe. Mr. Charles Pratt and
Mr. F. IA 3 Brown are zen! Dying the week IN
sa pleasant camp on 8Lynnhay Bay. .S3Sys2
a.1 REV. Dr.. " Calvin Stewart and Mrs Stewart
are spending the month a East Gloucester.5
Rev Dr. Jere Wit herspoon and Mrs. Wither-3
spoon are at the snXre House, Castle. N
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JOINT CANVASS

Congressman Kitchen Arranges
to Regularly Meet His Opponent
4 Special to The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
WINSTON. SALEnf, N! c., August IL
Representative 81 W. w. Kitchen. Demp-.
cratic nominee, held conference here
Reynolds & Republican candidate for Com
iRress. B They agreed to have a Joint Gu :
5vass Of b the fifth District. opening q Z
Buchanan. Granville county, DC tober Isl.