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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Fredericksburg Notes.

1apsSRtsilc ( Bur Az e2
me- annual camp meeting OF the a oven :,
lists held ssgea ga ,Iia
air II niles from this city beg Inning An
e eMst a7ti, and continuing to sentenlb,e g,
Rmbsr e ths pFis esa tss
la rmrrI n u baptist Church, IN. West
,nn1orelnnd county vii ne Dedicated on the.
second ePpt nero RIIg There
Mis- Emily q; Mayo. Of Hague, West e i,
m.osireland ooun has heens ppoi Z 1.at
maid nf honor t9 e ra =
lreuIion al Lynch burg next mon il,ifYs &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
BIDS FOR THE LEASE.
Atlantic and North Carolina Mar
rows Down 70 Two Pro POSITIONS.

Especial to Tho Times lspatph,l
RALE1GH, IN 4 c., AUGUST "a syndi,s
cate, headed by George IL Kennedy ana!
composed OF persons living along the
line 33of the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railway, came here this morning 70 see
the Governor and i ak over he ~ attcr 9
"a bid for the lease. Among those pyesent
were w. 8. Chad cas, OF Beaufort, ana
Edward b. Borden, Of Gold sboro, they
said that their idea. was 70 thoroush Y
protect the section through Whleh tha
road passes ana all the business " teFes rs
along athe line, and tina t. they felt Y ma
tthis course was ia the advantage not
only Ia the people of that eet1on ". sen
3eral. but also to he interest iot alls ths
private y toekholdays and tina hsaae, ana ll
"a the North Carolina publ mere aIe
two other bids on file. but ~ seems 10 pe
the Impression that IN the winding :, !, up.
Sept ember lat, when the slqekt s9laets
are to meet, there may be- Qnly Z TWO
bids to conslde that OF y, 3 HOW
land 81 Ashayllle. and the other thai
no " made by. nnedy and ms assoc|a tes'
some reysorss appear 4 to 20 gfat Der eolaAtr
dent that Rowland vii get me road
His BID has certainly q very fine impress
sion.s 81 ;5S: !. . /, J. !, !, ],
quite indjspo sed, iay EnproY lng dal s'ol,
one! Kennedy, the veteran assistant 81
fhe9 state Museum, who has been III for
some days Is out again, Keeper q the
CAPITAL Cherry had ~ bad eall tyssless1ssy,
I,haYlpg eliRRed q % "a ~ Rss4 ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
SOMETHING DOING Il \
AT The SHIPY ARDS 4 | !. !! /
Inventory Being Taken Prop
erty Photograph 'elegrair1
From Mr.. Myers.

1t was reported here yesterday that Lewis Wis
Nixon, president of tho ship pul lIl "
trust, had his agents here looking Ok NJ over
the rrigg shipyards, will, a view to their
probable purchase d
It was further rumored that the YARDS
were to be used to build bat tleships tof
the Russian government.
Inventory Is being taken at the YARDS ards
and photographs Of the property have ~
been TAKEN. IS. 3.
A telegram was sent to Mr.. Lilburn y.
Myers, the receiver OF the ,Frlgg Com I'M
5pany, who Is at the White sulphur llt
Springs, and the following reply was re-
3celved last night;
3''l am not advised as TO Nixon' e In
itentions.
a (Signed) "LILBUR N IL NJ 1ERS ,'''34g
4 None others In position to know could
be reached. Mr.. j. j. Leake. counsel Tor
the company was also out OF the city, ~
gentleman who is frequently about the
yards, said yesterday: There is some ne;
thing going on, but don't know what What
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23


street. He is q one-legged ex-C onfed &,
.srate. and was using q ~ 'so oden ICE h
at the time: s al sss3 81
Very good progress is being made g. on
the great concrete dam ACROSS the s'ape (
E,co - River at Buck horn. Falls, about
thirty live miles south q her Tn dam m
viii be feet Ion and IN two weeks
viii 10 done. Il make g pond, twei y,
miles long pe =, -
months before the electric poYfe g. PAN
there Is comple ted. a. i, =, ~ !,
Many spprtsmen are here to pars,cl p B,
n tie Clay pigeon Y hlch s' y,
here tomorrow and lasts twp ,aay = any
which is FOR the State champlonship. !, s,.
Tn.day the second series Of farmers IN
gtitutes began, with some very active az w.
SNEAKERS q and workers field These
helS ,n,he f Danie e.
I. .,,,,a ,ncoln. CASTOR, Rowan. Stanley.
R =. Z KIN CHAM, Stokes caswel arson,
Vance Frank n. "a 8sSl5 ss5 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

worth OF 8 per cent. Atlanta OF Us per
cent; Nashville of IS per ccnt,s Norfolk
u S. spsr cent; Augusta Of Il per cent?
Birmingham of % per cent. ia ckson.
vile OF IS per cent. Galveston OF 4s per.
cent. and Charleston of 8 per cent.
these changes are due sometimes M s 70
extraordinary. condition IN the localities tiles
named But, as a rule. there Is no bet
fer evidence OF the general trade condi-
lion OF a community than the bank clear Near
lngs. This general increase in the sout tl, +
ern cities named. fairly indicates a state state
Of general prosperity throughout the
South Is 49, ~ b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
MANY CRIMES.
TO Be RED !. D
The Constantly reasing Grim Grim
inality Of the Negroes a
Troublesome @ Question.
,,a ,J,,I q THE Times- Dispatch

lspes.sl 70 q, an lne ~ s', = Angust
g ttDBN snSls, 3 { 3 :
criHinal court began here thls ny. : 4
/. J,dpe Henry r. Bryan, presiding. mere
! = aoz y "a n the docket, seven OF
ere e ~ ~ ii ones being for muir
when = =, There are is prisoners
Il ,ail and IS The law requires the trial
OF these cases = ~ ~ defcn1ant Is out,
q a. ha s.. o ,eng d,sposed unless such,
g. , pn a,,l1ty ana do not demand a
= a. !, ! = psessu = ~ -
ns z, ner cent. Of the defendants are
inssy w a ma ter of disposlng Of
y, crea Z crimes ard
slhese g tied by the colored
,,,nra moro n problem for
it Iiset aa,,rts, Icounties having towns
me eouL : 4, Il lion.
!, ,sss a population;
Suai =, q oo ", I; reensboro haa anoth-
q nsa,ay = aa poS,t m High point, and
er tpW . aDo s,,ci S hing as corpora
e. y. ~ Nnrt : ca ther.
10, cout - nensa cost anti
y IN ~ !, ~ =, ~ case. As some-
X y vers "a we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
The south's Progress.

Biadstreet,s report q the bank clear
ings Of The UIited States for ,ha week'
ending August istlL shows q slight de-
5creaF4 for lie Unitcd States at large. But,
withIfew exceptions. The Southern cities
show q material Increase While New
York. Boston. Philadelphia, Pittsburg and
baltimore SAWS decreases, Louisville
shows IN increase az II per cent Mem-
phiy 81 AZ per cent, Riehmmd OF AZ PEI
cent? slyauaah ot W Ees Gents kpIl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
]. G. PEERMAA, Undertaken
Phone G51. 25l4 H e. E,toau ~;
pen ecah hourIin the, YEA. 3. Sc Sc
I pE ,Rus,onALLY oNpu CITE . q AN OF
ri ne

"a o,vir = to the notwithstanding growth
n the tourist traffic, the Canada Ia d;
Iciac railway have thls5 yea r deelaed W
make a new departure. 10 accomnllo-s
date the Widening stream o. sorts!nep
who ind upon the line OF the Ga'l a al,s,a
ciio allWay the best ct at npsstp.p
country 1nat for their purpose. they have
;,,,,rchased canoes 4 OF the best Is cedar,
cn IN covered, made by the oldtoWn
ffseiE Co, Of OH own. A1alne and VIII
d,anosa Of the same at cost price. nile
ntS' Yresnonstble h for guides, they have
nStained many mon for this wof some
81 them Of a superior c.a sst-Wno .Wlll
contract with sta 70 tlna eveEytl.sng
~ noes, ten etc 1or 'ase
dollars per head per a !. W''s.' s9s ~
TWO or more in the par Y. s "
s 'parties would do we'll to bring their
W IN al i ton, personally conducted tours
viii bes II Made q, leaving ~ epa SO y S.
B ts,at asing, Can, Isa llWay, On the
- u sIspTEMp lgis lst,
sIlPVEAIRI1R 18th.
~ OCyrO BIER 1st. III
81 octrO FsIaR lat
It'll Il MOVE M r y II st & l3s93 |@
.3L fyhose Wishing to 5oiH these tours
J&nblich viii S5be made along the Asslssr
aga n r fyer, and d long and & interesting
chain OF Inland lakes whlch 3 prso Illt1
sthe best az sport 4 n the way o. tishing
and shooting, should write &! atIon Y, g
Robert n Kerr asse n ser Traffic Mama
GER GER caInadl Ian 8Pacitlc Railway, Mont-
ra.i III each case early notice must pe
given and deposIt OF $40 forWa fde I;
u upon receipt Of which gemsnts y, wv
rs ,,,s promptly and, speedily made, Great
aims have heen taken by the COMPANY, I,;'
to obtain all tile necessary ntoImatlonI
i + save tourists from all troubles and
4 dirieultles to make the prepara tons
4 lloroughly complete and the journeys a
Ihe above deposit Is exacted because Ita
An the past several neople nave ~ :, 5k Is
canoes, guides. etc. i1lng al9 W. ~
4 such is,h Gas sos in the future the deposit VII
A DO forfeited, unless " happens y ! ma ~
one has suffered loss y. the TOURISTS q
detBRl Il, W. b, s !, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

vote the Populist ticket and that THIS eie-
,nent has been considerably rallied Of late
by the speed, of Mr.. Watson In accept 'e.E,
ing Tho nominations Tfsa idea Is 70 have
a few speeches from Mr., Bryan to OH t1i 4
set the speach of Watson and ~ snow
lilo radical Democrats that II is IL, their
interest as we'll Us inAhe interest OF inc leS
whole country for them to give their
votes to the Democratic ticket Instead OF
throwing them away OIL the l'opullses
ticket.
-.-=-==z=----s--s;
And there tho address Of notification
by John sharp Williams, ana the a sn.,1s -
of acceptance by Mr.. Davis were both OF
them, most admirable productions. MI.
5Willlams's address was one OF the most
Epiingent, most piquant, most satiric saI
one OF the wittiest, spiclest. spri n ti 1e
addresses ever delivered. The Baltimore
Sun declares that 1t was the Yehlcl ~
for a wealth of wit and richness OF sar-A
casni that would have done credit 70 hl !,1
ard Brlnsley Sheridan. &C har lottesVllll ~
Progress. s II 81 ~
II II was a fine address and we have been e
surprised at the harsh criticisms q y y
we have seen from Democratic sources f'll Sat'
we expected nothing else OF the Repub-
slicans.
Ara -.----------s.-----l--
Spcaklng Of the discussion concerning
the loan to the Chemical Company. the
sussex Standard says. #
t.Donst waste any sympathy on tho
Fertilizer Trust, brothers. The farmers
&haye paid it back already. The Trust
put up prices to cover that and sood3
per cent. over.
Let us give the devil his due The
"Fertilizer Trust put on the market n
better; article Of fertilizer at u lower
cost to the farmer. 81
--.-z---------==-------- 555t
NJ Wo do not know how well he new new
paving on Grace Street is going TO last last,
but 1T is beautiful at the start.
The Norfolis Landmark says. til ere's no
sense ia cocktail No, 1t is a spiritual!
AFFAIR." Il VI.
--===-S;--=----rs 55a
653 The British Daily Herald is q year old
and MS live and frisl,y as a 4 Wo- veal Old;
s=--------------------- 5sj5t
Has anybody remarked that the back
bone Of summer IS broker7 II * s
-------------g "a $S as HI
Tho Mayor punched s the Council'a
street car ticket. .3S
~ E-----=------i E$
Mrs. Maybrick is still in the public
eye. ii IA T .s!3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Six Protested Conversion.

The meeting at the Railroad Y. NJ. G. a
last night was we'll attended and was
very successful There were six profess s-
Isions Of conversion. The meeting was
led by Mr.. u. u. Thomas, the general sec
rotary, al .ss s4s.
Tonight the early meeting VIII be- ~ !,
charge OF the Union Station Me thodlst
class. The later service Will be le q. !!
Mr.. Thomas, who VIII sneak on " VIC e
tory. Mrs. w. L. lies will sing at tho
late service. VS. M i55 w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
The Danger Of Lynch Law.


The Charlottesville Progress reproduces
a paragraph from the Times Dispatch
on the subject nf lynching, and adds:
"We are not prepared ~ explicit terms
10 Justify lynchtng In any case, but We
do insist that the only crime for which
IL can find an extenuation, not to say
justification. is the ''namoless crime
of which The white women OF the South
ar, tie so frequent victims. IL lyncl.-
ings were limited 10 this' 1iendlsh and
| Eelish crime there would he but little
condemnation Of "
But II Is not confined TO the one crime
and viii not be so long as II is tolerated
al all. 1t is for this reason that we
have opposed ilynching, even for the lin
4 pardonable crime. II does not prevent
that crime, and does more harm than
/ good. ae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
,1fa,,.l,; !. lIfou1 Mn
Dl1gl,,l7 6ai2o,:s,.
q The Georgia Horror,
- -o-o-s-o-.e-o-e,

IL There may he lower stag es OF savagery
than burning human beings ordi,
1t, Cannibalism. Is on a higher plane,
for the cannibal eats other human beings
to satisfy the cravings Of hung ger. No
such excuse fits the man " no burns IN
other human being. Pure and II .unad ul-
terated 81 sava gerry fills Jhls breast. Il 9
burns because o he likes to see sufferlng.-
,Staunton Dispat c h. a Sf55 s5S y5s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
MORE BODIES FOUND Mp . ~
Flooded Barring Gold Mine Mine
;radually Gives Up Its Dead.

cspeclal to The II mes ispatch.
ALlfss ne tres sat
, u,,i from tho Barringer gold mine py
the flooding Of which sightt m men r mers
" were taken from the PIT Sunday Tlle lat
ter were ! bout GOO feet under ground ana
were found floating 4, Water ptssenhtiin n,
a. CHASTITY sight on accot ht q Ing : =
state OF SdecompoSit ion,I ~ siy.sff 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

New York Democrats are now diseuss-
Ing the adyisabillty OF asking Mr.. William
], Bryan to make two ar three speeches
in the State In behalf OF Parker and Da-
Wis, u Is said that many Of The radical
pem9eEasH n. lhaI slRys Rls AIsRese1 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Strikers Return to Work,

The marble workers on the American Ma
terday IiiornIng. & T hey We're ordered Bto quit
by the Philadelphia . union, OF Which they
from tho gstrl SS @ ii 81 y sgI$$l "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Personal and General.

ono Of the most integr,est,ltng ,pear!soR9agfe,s
i IHncampment in Boston the past week
vas Harmon, ". Brown, who was mill
itary secretary TO General " s. 4 Grant LEAR
c cni elbow during every H1por-
tant hattie, n s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

III IL encouraging to note That there
Is a&dsposition through the South !, 4, 10
t ! ai and uniustilablo burning at tlla stake
3 If three negro murderers ny q GsofEla
tie eXisten ,ee meTbIa 1 Ru5h
~ ~ Z ~ ~ iessness, and as soon as pub.
id ia sentiment IS aroused to The tch Where
viii tolerate n9. ah q ts 81 HhIhbd1 .
lions al bnrbarlc depray!ty cease,--fWln
fSItvI Gantinel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Mrs. M. Schultz. 4.

Special to The Times DispatchS a85
sTAUNTON, ~ a., Aug. 81 Mrs Mad
al,ne Schultz, the wife Of Mr.. H Albert,
Schultz, the statlUner OF this 81 TX dled
al her rasid ence here vest erday morning
aged twenty-six year She y survived C.
BY her husband and one little child.
Mrs. Ella Gaulding.
special to The Times Dispatch.
s9KlT,YSYILLt, AZ, 4. AGg. Mrs. p
Ia Eaulding ged twenty six years VIII VII e
OF MI. D.. s. Gauldlpg. elegr PHI opera
4 ort5 1T K eysylle, died mt her home carry
sunday morning She was formerly . Miss
Gooch. az Raleigh. N. g and leaves yes, g !
husband and one son, three years ears, DID,
William HI Bragg,
Especial { to The Times Dispatch: \, !.
x LEIGH, N. ca August 22,-s-SVi llianl
FL Bragg, a native OF Petersour 6, phl
for the past twenty years or more 9
resident OF Raleigh died + day g tier 2
long Illness: XII 81
Colonel =. g. Machen. III b
(By5 Associated r ess.) sj3.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Aug. 22.--C olontel
ID IL. Ma chen, well known in Georgia g No
re-; IS b a railroad builder, died NJ
his country home AVoca hrees mn.
from this city to ida Il he body VIII pe
shipped to New York for Intern ant
John IL. elsh, Financier.
IL (Bys Associated Press.) Z.
sss dsa sean.a9
Home at White Marsh. ntgomery county (;
Penn I, vs ohg e
aansse asiaas e. P5sss
Sd ana y pe SHss nave
ono Of the wealthest men in the county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Colonel E.. G. Machen.
DEATHS

,,op1, Died At the resid ence Of her pa s.
! ants, 327 South A Laurel Street, y
u GINA e;IlS; GRACE Infant daughter of Mt.
ana Mrs. Lee ~. Ford, 2 ged aFt hr lee
months and one day. I,
III 5SF Funeral took place from me 81 3 t essHl,
dence Monday IA, Nj terme1 a
4 River View 1t 5 =
IANDRUAf.-Died, sund lay. August 2lst'
at go sA, NJ, the danghter Ct 1, y Mr ! !;
y Tia home OF her sister, m rs. r. g., Grif-
& IN fhs near near Short Pump. Henrlco county
Il Interment took I place n sfI iYer SssV leY'
i Cemetery Monday at noon, from y. y when I q
nome nom at No. 40s Ia s.. Laurel Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Major Iohn s. BoWles.

Z e(EpeciaT 10 TIC 7IINeH- ptt tV1F'! p. 81
4 WILMINGToN, Aug, 2a'.TMa lor
John 8. Isowles died AZ his lome mere g pn
Sunday afternoon at o'eloek, az Ter g
painful Illness IN the seven seven " "
year o. his age. Aator l''3p Mica ~ ap 1lsT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
N savs ha mas more money than he

.Ie says no has more money than he
Khy hmI w hen he isn't married. A. man
ma t''ih have ss' more money. than he knows 9
WHAT toHdo With, but II he las g wire
she'll know "a thing or tWo.''--l'hi ladelpnla
Press. 4i
MIR. Thompson-Se on. Is at pres ent seek
Ing a larger acqualntance L Of Wild AM,
mails among the recesses or Canada, In
circles where no has not yet been pre-
sented,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Mrs. B. M, CaInpbell.
Austin Hunger,

Especial to Tho Times Dis pateh' ~, -
sTUART's DRAFT, Y, i, Aug, ss,-r
Austin Hunger o. bright boy. Of seven
years, son OF Mr., and Mrs. n enry y
ger, died nj tho homo OF his g rand par
,ents, Mr.. ana MrsS James HUI yeste VI
and VIII he buried this morning from ,l
Calvary. Seralces will be conducted hy
the pastor, ReY, s.. n, Farker. % me ~,
f,i,,,,o,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

i Has anybody remarked that the back
bone Of summer IS broken7 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
.Genrqe I4indenkhole.

IA Special to rho Times 9 ispatcho a8
Kl1SWICk, ~ A. Al 2 .--- = N b George t
SLindenkhole died IN Washington Sunday
afternoon. He left here III several weeks lse
ago to go to his fathers home, in that q;
CITY, q He was a. young man Of high dual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

iii The British Daily Herald is q year old
and MS live and frislly as al wo -ye af-old,
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North Carolina Sentiment.

There Is one ordinance which should be
framed III the city code of Charlotte which
is not to be found there now--t yis, a
law making, it a m lsdemeanor; ( Or 9 my
pies OF medicines. This practice has PC
come frequent Of late, and is 4 menace 70 e.
the children which should noe be PER
nit ted. Charlotte Observer N +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

Tho Mayor punched the Counrcil'a
street car ticket. 8;ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

The style Of Hon. John Sharp y J.
sliams's notification spfs:h NAY not nave az.
been entirely appr9prate toahe Gcca ,aa
nevertheless it made very 1nlerestl| ~ Tea'u cav
Ing. Whining ton Messenger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Mrs. Agnes McWhirt.

Especial to The Times.-.DLIspHt7c1 I'J 4.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Aug. n 49, e. :.
Mrs. AZ nes MnWhirt, a. well known lady
and one az the oldest persons in epot-
sylyania county, died yesterday at nor
home, about six miles from this city.
she was eighty-six years Of age and
;lsaves nine children, thirty one grand
children and twenty great -gran ah mug en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

-Four years hence the amendment 4 the
Of North Carolina viii 30
mo effect'swlthout any reservatio q i
boys now Yeas Is oI ad , nnaer
learn how BY that time, or they viii be
dlsfranchised. 81 Ilen.e It Is allnport a ut mat
We should not overlook bat aeli--
5NaynesYl|le Courier: 55ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

Wa shInuton bureau: Mo- PIG Colorado
Buiidng, Fourteenth and 9 streess'
Northwest.
Manchester Bureau: Carriers Drug s.ofe,
q No. 1902 Hull Street a
petersburg Headquarters: J. iseverley
Harrisoi's. No. 109 North Syea li,
M Street
me DAILY TIMES DISPATCH is sold
at 2 cents a copy.
ma SUNDAY TUNES DISPATCH is
sold at cents n copy.
r,bc DAILY TIMES DISPATCH. In
Guiding Sunday, in Richmond and Man
chester by carrier, IL cents per week OF
80 cents per month.
THE TIMES DISPATCH, Richmond, Va a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

Mrs. Maybrick is still in the public
eye. IA R .,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Charles w. McCue.

wv Especial to Tho Mines p ntcn.l
BRIsTpIs TEN N. Aug. 22.---Gf1a ~ ] I
william McCue the aged "a therS 81 81, -
HI. Nc Cue, superintendent OF the ylr.
.Einia and southwestern Railway, died az az
Huntington, w Va, to- day. after ~ ~ II 4
getting illness, He former resided 9 4
Aston. in Automatic. toun re IS m. =,
owned d valuable estate. He was In the,
civil war as d member OF the stonewall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

The sNorfolis Landmark says there's no
sense in a cocktail. No, 1t is a spiritual r;
affair. \. 8t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

We do not know how well the n new "
paving on Grace Street is going to last,
but 1t is beautiful at the start.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

Il Especial to The 4 limos Dispa cha
FRIlDERICKsBURG q, v A., Aug, Pa !; =
Mr.. William M. Jones, q prominent CIV.
zet, Of King George county, died yester-l
day, at his home, near Passapatanilzay,
aged sever,ty-eight years. He s survived
by four sons and four ma rried daug h ''A
all of King George county. jg8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

was one OF the Hrssl5
lrginia and Tennessee
Norfolk and Western,
lent Of the I ,
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ried to- Miss Mary In
.half-sistcs OF the ll late,
prominent citizen q
who with four 4, ", chill
They are Mrs. 9.
Whaling. Of Radford;5
nd Mr.. Fred Whaling,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

&; Mrs. u Al Collins d led at 9 clock yes
.terdays morning at the home Of her moth,
er Mrs il b. Wilkinson, No. SOB West YES!
Main straet S Mrs. Collins had been SICK ls <
for some time, she leaves q nus flc a
son 4 five Brothers, and one s ster
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-08

until We look into this. Come hither,
woman'" he cried 10 the affrighted
maid. Know You aught of this?'
The girl was almost paralyzed with
terror as she slowly stumbled nearer
him. AS for Anne. she sank back in
her chair as if stricken. Was Grafton
about 10 be discovered, then? For
tunately, no one noticed her at the
time.
Josette stopped before her master,
white with fear, dumb with appreh en-
sion.
ANSWER me-" cried the marquis
Speak! Ha, what Is this?" he ex-
claimed. stepping across the room and
picking up the cloak from chair
where Grafton had thrown it. Was
this it,"
Il judge so. Monsieur lie Marquis"
answered Basie.
Speak woman" Numbered the old
man. "Who se cloak is this9"
Mine sir" faltered the girl
And who wore it tonight"
Il did myself, sir"
"Were You in the armory listening"
"l-yes-sir. Oh. mon Dieu, mon
Dlcu."