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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
Rurnett's Extract8 OF v anllla Hi n
Is&the best perfectly pure, hi hly con-
tcentra ted ,-'' - "a

3whlmpering cry beneath his {windo lie
5leapt out of bed and rushed to look for
well he knew twas not for nothing that
8the old dog was calling. s3s1
Lord o. mercyi 3whatiyer's come to yol,
Ovid Un?" he cried &in6anguis And, IN
deed, his favorite, war-daubed almost
past recognition. presented a pitlful spec
Staclc. IN n Y, IKE t;s3 III
Sin a moment the M stcrS, was do Wrl
stairs and out, examining him III.
Poor old lad. yo'a h ave caught 1t this
timer he cried. There was 4 a. ragged
tear on tho dog cheek; a. deep ga sh In
his throat from which blood still we'll
ed, staining the white escutcheon ontEh his
chest: while head and eek were lotted
with the red. "a II ssti ss55 Fl Sii}} It'll
Hastily the Master summoned Magic.
After her. Andrew came hurrylng down.
And little later 10 tiny, & nj & ht-clatd,
naked-footcd figure appeared IN the door, 'r
wtde-eyed, and then fled. screarnin g
They doctored the8oldt warrior on the
table In the Kitchen. Maggie tender'ly
washed his wounds, and If d ressed them
with gentle. plying fingers; 1 and he stood
all the while grateful yet dg TN 8, looK -
Ing upinto his mast r'si face as ~ inlplo
Ing to DO gone. 35E3 N ss3 r. 81 XII y. AZ
Tile nun had a, rare tnssle vi some
pi'sTT ch, o"u & |set'o - q, =, ,iy
ed. 81 Il 4 aaB H slS3
'Ay: and wi. whom? Iwasn t for noWt
he got hghtln'. 1 war'nt Nay;s he's q. tale
to tell, has The OVID IN, and a h-hTil!
I thowt as much. Look Zee a" For pa III
ing the bloody Jaws. he had come NJ on
a cluster of tawTy} red hair,sShl ding IN N
the corners Of the n & s. q
The secret was out. Those few hairs
told their own accusing ia lie, X TO but one
creature In The Daleland co uldl they 4 be-
|long&,yrh Tailless sryke.
"Hemun a bin trespa q ed "a s y =
drew, 5i q. L
"Ay and up to some 81 his bloody
work. I'll lay my life,,na the " astelS. g y,
swcrcd But srllss OVID & IN shall s 81 y
us." It'll Nj ii ~ IA Il
The old dog's hurts proved less severe ~. e.,
than had at first seen ca VA s. y! Y
good gray coat, forest thick apou W :
throat, had never served him " sl cil gooa
stead And at length the wounds WIS" q y,
ed and sewn uI1, he ~ -, ~
a hurry from he bic ana mace y 10y t' ~
door, IL s =,
moo, OVID lad. 80, may how " he SAG :,
the Master, anS, a with Andrew, hurried
after him down the hi q long the ~ real
and oyer I.angholm How And as .ltl ~
neared the stony 40 tom, the an er,,$ =,
Ing In groups raised frightened = ead q 70
stare. Z. 50 VI 4. Il -, y,
OF a sudden a cloud Of poVisono US Y. I flleN
rose, buying, IN before them ana I me-,
In a dImplo OF the ground layta IluEas..
cd sheep Deserted by its fonllra'd as, "
glazed eyes staring help essly a tne
throat horribly worried. y slept ''s - y
sleep, TX 81 9 l sAi4 I. Al
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THREE. UND DER ARREST
" u. For The SAME CRIME.

gDANYILLE. ~ Al August 3,--S cot g ~
land colored, has been arrested. CHARGED
with completely In the, 5murde OF Fla 81
man James II. ;Armes. Of the Southern
Railway y. Il There are snowS three negroes In
jail charged with the crime. Roy Seals
who was first suspected. was identif fled
by Waterman Tai bott, who was with
iArmes when no was killed ne, the guilty
man; Lewis Oliver, against VI HON here
is also som e. evidence. wat arrested res
Gently In Richmond. It. Is no " s. rongl y
believed that the meg FRO resi- Ing IN the
yicinty$of the murder had formed a plot
to- xiii JYatchman Talbot and that In
the darkness the wrong m wa s IS truck
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ISSUED MANDATES.
Trial Courts N gifted Of Action

Of United States Circuit Court.
Manda tes we're E Issued yesterday BY
the clerk 81 tho United states Circuit
Court OF Appeals in cases In which 9 pin \
Ions were recently banded down By tina Z
9tri bunal at the summer session. These
mandates are the fficlal 2 tiication to
the trial court OF the action Of the APP.
pe1late court on the cases taken there
TO. Mandates have been forwarded ~ in,
these cal SEES. i.ss 5
E33 r. w. Brown plaintiff II error VS.
error: mandate addressed to the Circuit
Court a t :Asheville. y G. The case was
reversed and remandcd for retrial.
Richmond locomotive W rks, pl al n-s$
Tin in error VS.. Wi liam Ramsey, d fend.l
ant In u error; to the Circuit Gonrt q
the United States. at Richmond case
reversed and rema n ded for 2 eN r. l.4s
$t5 Nancy Jameson, 2 ppella nj ,S8 ys 81 5 The
steam tug Irene. ppel lee. II admr s., ~;
Scision In favor OF the appellee afilrme ed.
# Ideal Stopper Company. .sa ppell ant.{ Vs.
the Crown Cork and Sea 1 Company. q p
pellee to the Circuit Court nj Bal tlnlore:
Judgment In favor OF the appellee al
1irmed s( S4 ti S5 sss54
IN the case OF the Blue Mountain Iron
and Steel Company. Of Bal timore, pl AIN:
tin In error. VS.. Frank Portner Ell q Isl
defendants In error: am order has been
until further order. A 10 give the platntin
bin error time TO apply to 81 the e !, nlted
states Supreme Court for ia writ of GER
Is The case of Ramsey VS.. I he locomotive
yorks will probably come up Tor retrlal
before Judge Waddill In the Circuit Court
or this city II the next term. 3
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ALL MAPPED OUT.
Caucus Of Two Branches Will
I, w lave Little Trouble.

$ c.aucuses fsSthe two branches OF the
new City Council will be held tonight
for the purpose Of nomfnating candidates
for The various official. positions con-
nccted with the body, but from present
Indicate II there will be no fights. all
the contests having been settled in ID 9;
vance. E53; # X sS}}s3i aS =. ~
The lover branch will caucus at eight
O'Clock, and the Y Board a ii :S0 5aS
This Is the pro ramrne fixed up q n 8 q
President Board 81 Aldernen, WIN. NJ,
BTnrpn dncumbent) ~ NJ
Vice President. Marx Gunst. ~
President 'Common9 Council r. Lee
Peters, Henry Ward ice- Pres den -.
sHarVie Spence. Monroe Ward 3gsS
the committees. So$far as the Board Is
concerned. is believed, but few changes
will be made. except where new members
and deal'.55s anticipated. however, in
II he lower, branch III
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Personals and Briefs.

II Mrs. III. S. Lizard, wifcaof the district
passenger agent OF tho Scaboard Airl
1iinc, Will leave TO day for Chester, S. c.,
her old home. I spend Il month. 8a
General Manager G.. r.. III Doyle, Of the
SChesapeake and Ohio Railway (. has gone
Weston II trip over the line s Eiis family
are In PENNSYLVANIA for The remainder
OF tho SUNNI er.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r.. &. " Thompson viii
.lt,lyc to-day for ,lifton@ Springs. n. ",
ityE spend a raca ton Of u sevei.a ! u yeeks.l
thompson IS connected witt the inter-
41laI&rnycnnei service IN this eli ~.
Misses Mary and athcrlns n auzy, o.
this city. are I'm taunton, Va, on a visit ~
I'm Mi saGertr,ide Miller is spending the
ltsionthRof August In lsa ton T'a pid N ich..s
the guest OF her gran dparents, Mr. ana
Mrs. l.s 3. 3 Hamlin.s d Si ss n "a
81 Mr. Az D. Shotwcll, of Manchester. and
daughters Misses Matte am s6J tidith,
returned yes terday from d pleasant two
weeks trip to "a tlantic City and an New s
Mrs. Emmett r.. Morton, who has been
very III at her home, No. 3ol East Grace
Street. Is Improving 53s b
E Mrs. John Gtz and son. Kenneth re-
termed yeste rda from a lea ~ M staysih
Mrs. f. r. IVY lit, of North Avenue. IA
ton Heights, has returned home from q
visit to her ildren. Ed war 8. ana
Good win b Witt. of s;a M q. ,s
ESs Mrs. p. al B. Price Isl It the virginia
Hospital under trea time III I. & V .54s5
3S Mr. and M rs. ~ We Payne are at As
7lantic City for several days. 81 4, I,
8st CAPITA Ohm Pa Ill, 20 the Virginia AllA-
sltary Institute. Is in the ci ~. h, #
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In a wondering INTEREST," and that again rain
gave place to soiro wf,ll sympathy,
s Dear dear! It s. come to thai. has It
sat last ~ he said gent and his eyes 'ss
wandered to the gray dos and Il q l, welt l1
mournfnlly upon him. N ans ~ sor e:
5I Gamma tell yeS I'm surprised A. Masels.3t I
kent it all alang. But Gin dam N AZ am I'm
had tell'tfye, ye'd no ha believed him.
Yeel weel, he's lived his life gin ony
dog iyerS did; II and moo / he maun gang
where he's sent a many before % I'M. fuir
mon! pulr tyke! ,'iII g heayed .af sigh
profoundly melancholy tendery sym
pathetic. Then brig htening up a Titles:
Yell ha' come for the. gum
Z James Moore listened to this harangue
at first puzzled II Then he caught the
others meaning, and his eyes flashed.
.'Y g fool, MADAM did We hear liver tel
sieep-dog worryln' his Us ll INA ster's
sheep ~ si3tY y l5si WA
The little man was smiling and asuay ,,e
again now, rubbing his ha nds softly to-
gether, s .Sss VI .i Iii
dog Is not Al as ither d ogs There II none
like fim--none We heard ye 8, q So
yersel,E mony asS time, An I'm WI ye.l
There's none ike him for deyilmee'nrt,'
His voice began Il q culver and his face 70
BLAZE. It's his cursed cpnFplng that&s
DECEIVED livery ane but NEW IN @ ga tan
that he is! He shouldered llp: TO 4 his
tall adversary II not him, Yyha else had.
done it?'ss he asked. king up Into, ne
Others face as il { da ring hin, to spea <
The Masters shag gy eyeproW W. y WeI r' e.
He lowered above the other ike the M ulr
Pike above Its surrounding III Isl
ss"Wha, 3ys ask q, he replied coldly,a Nd
i nnswerl you. Y our Red w q NJ dam
your Red Wall. 70 E!ionra IV.lll's he
Black Eiler!5sIt's your 4 u ln me
plagile a the land these months past 's1s
It's your yyull's killed ma sheep l't ha lsl q
yon y n ~. . tsst
n At that all the little mans affected
good -humor fled.ifs h! si @ III w \.
.sYeg lee, mon We lee!p he cried IN q
dreadful scream, d ancing up g ms g q nla Z
gonist, ~ Bknoo hoo wad be- 5said g.
Il see what we re- at. folnd ~
blind that ye va been !--tha It's q z
hell s tyke that's he tI<ll nd moo "
think by yer leeIn' imp ita tons 10 hroW
1.-THE blame or ma Willie. Ye rob me os
ina Cup, We rob me o. ma son, ye D W rams
mo In ilka thing; ttere's but az thlngl
left sne- ullle. And moo ye le set !, on ~
5takin. him ava .53 But 70 snail notr-lSlt
kill ye first ~ 3 :, N
81 He was all a-sha ke, bohblng up and
down 4 Ike "a stopper in ~ 500 wafer pep't-. I
tie, and almost sobbing y
.FIa' We no iwra nged me enollg h " OCT l,3
that? Ye lang-leggit liar, VI Yer SIX nlk.
In Smurdern' tyke r. he cried, y g say
Its Wullie.E Where's Yer proof no ne
snapped his fingers in the others face. .
49,.
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VIRGINIA
|. BR lei S


Special to The Times Dspatci:l i.
AM Her 81, VA Alig.53 - fhe County
School Boa I'd iiled with the Board Of I, sa w.
pcryisors Its estimate for the amount or
next year. Which was wei es cen Is ioI3
county school ptrposesEand twelve cents MS
for district school purposes NJ akil,g Itle e
county levy was pos 70 lhe n Hal
1f BRisr III. ~ pr r. 1 +. Ramsay &
Baltnorc has beer elected presluent q, q,
ng colege f9r Maes N nr'Ita aS
president Of the. Frederic 1urg college,
.pANVfLLiss \; Mater I STANLEY !, I;
\ Of tho seventleth Regiment of Infantry
Virginia untcers, has i,proi,ted Cap
tain Samuel a, Shadrach, forinerly COM
nn,der PasXllle hsh. nla,ry
of the Spanish American War.
FREDER lCk sBU u G,A Y AZ: Betsy War
rem III colorcd woman. OF Spotsy vania
;shejbidA faii%to live q good. lille yet She,
4 has Il daughter now living WHO is eighty
five years old:
tS3I IEATHsvILLI5. v Al harton Grove
crowd was In attendance. The steamer
New York, OF Norfolk, was chartered
and ~ large crowd from that city were in
NEWPORT NEWS VA. -r The work Of
placing the coming tower on the battle
ship Louisiana Will begin, at the ships
yard ina few days. Il The tower. which ~
constructed OF heavy, steel plating. IS too
massive to be handled by the travelling
crane abovefthe ways OH which tho ship
stands, and for this reason big pair of
shears has been put up to swing II In
position Preparations for the launching
.of the ship arc well under way. The
cradle Is being nut under the
shin md tn low5 is being pu t on the ground
Sways.a'Ife vessel goes Overheard on Au-
gust 9th. Id I'll 5sit2 {. #
CRFo Lll, st II has been decided to,
make some Important chung IS In the by
laws Of the Jamestown Il K position COM
..pany { is proposed. among othersthings,
to have I he a fairs of the company under
the direct supervision Of I've men. known
as the board Of control. The matter is
now MISUNDERSTANDING +.
5s CONO2Ns Waffle United States gov
eminent has a force ,of me d t work at
Maryland Point Light House,. In the Po-3
3tomacs near here, replacing the immense
stones tina & were moved away BY Ice last
winter, " { L sii 5.2ssf
isNNlNCHEsTER, YA..At Its meeting
Monday night the School Board of VIM
chester elected Mr.. L. & Holmes Boyd prcsi-s
dent for the itHentiethsterm. u 5raa { SS4
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A v 7k|e Casino: Z

The BIJou Musical Comedy Company
enthusiastic audience last night attic
Casino, presenting the musical comedy,
The Little Host z. Tic old favor!tcs OK
Inc company received a yoclferous vel.
come, and tile bright music, delightful
$lsunor5and uproarlous fun aroused great.
enthusiasm The entire house had been
sold out carly In the day, and standing
room was at a premium last night. The
same condition IL promised for tonight.
for already almost the entire house has
been sold. 5s 6gS5l e
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the Black Killer had visited sKenmuir, s55
"A. guessed as much said the Master
standing over the mangled body. Well,
it's the worst nights work ever the Kill "A
err DONE & reckn TIL OVID I'm come on
5him4swhile he was at 1T; and then they
fought. And, ma word! It mum ha bin a.
I fight too. - ForSa all around were ira ces Of
THAT terrible struggle: the earth torn up
and tossed, bracken llprooted and
Throughout little 3dabs: of wool and tufts
OF tawny hair, mingling with dark-stained
tiron-gray wsps. b, ca .si
H James Moore walked slowly over the
battlefield, stopping down AS though he.
We're cleaning. And cleaning he was.
"A long time lie bent SO, and at length
raised himself. Il ls5 5gs IA 81
1.-The killer has killed his last he
muttered !: Red NVIll has run his course
Them turning to Andrew Run yoi'i
ihon,c, lad, and fetch the men to carry
Eyons way pointing 4 o the ca rcase. And
Bob lad, ,yo,ve done your work for to-
day and right well too; go yo' home wi !
him II m Off to- see to this 55,3 4 55s
8IIe turned and crossed the Stony I3ot-s
TOM Hi face was set like a rock. a Il
length the proof 6WasSin his hand. Once
Land for all the hlll-country should be
rid of Its scourge FRI I'll a .
AS he stalked up the hill s. a dark head.
appeared at his knee Two big gray eyes,
half doubling, half intent wholly visit
fill, look ed up AZ hm,sand a sllyery brush
signaled a mute request. Il 4 B s3
p1h, OVID Uni but 70 should hn, gone e.
VII Andrew the Master ~ oolver,
q 40 a re here, come $al on 6, Ds And ne
Il rode a wa ~ up the hill gaunts and mem
aatcing, With the gray q gl a t his heels.
As they approached the house NJ Adam
was standing IN the door, su eklng ms Y
iccioselyt as lie came. but II he sour face
framed ia II tile door betrayed nothing,
"a rcasr1, surprise, challenge were all
writ there gpl lain TO read; but no guilty
consciousness of the others errall no
storm q I passion to hide a. falling heart
Ifit Vas acting II was sp ldly done one.
sAs ma ii n and dog ma ssed through the
al Y m the hedge, the expression on the
| 5inittle Hmarss face changed AIM re
started 3forwar ~, sf III y, \, !,
James NJ core, "a live he cried and
n dyanced With both hands extended, as
ithough Nc lcoming "a long lost y, ,nrosner.
ana Its a Nea ry5 " hlle SIN yevf
nnrad mn n BUR hooaes "A nd. In fact,
WAS nigh twenty years, "a gey
Kind in We to look In on a onelS, uia
nan t Come hon and let Ia ne ~ cracK
lanes Moura-kens 5Weel hoo welcome 3llo
ave is in ma hit biggln' 49, /, i83
THE err ignored the gree tlns
zone o, ma sheep been killed p ,,I @
Il, pyke.,S he announced shortly, 9eFK'N
| Ills thumb over his shou er. s
sis.rhc Sllierg' vi II S 8ss sS
lt.The Is iller, sfS Isl @ fe y. s,
The cordially beaming in every VIII
Ike Of 1.-THE lit tie man face was g psoFpea
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s Z x < 3
a visit to his parents In Fred ericksburg,
va, accompanied by his sister. Miss
Eleanor Hughlett. "a "a. s.1 IL
Miss Lizzie Grattan Is tile guest of
Judge George g. Grattan in 4 Harrison
burg, Va.
Mr. John seay and Miss Minnie seaS
have returned from avsit to Mrs. Ear,
nest, of Brambleton, Va.
Miss Mary and Miss Katherine Mauzyt
are the guests Of Mr. !. Donaghe IN stau Il
ton, " TX $s gS ri II .s
Mrs. Overton Clay Luxford and Miss
Caroline Luxford are s5visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ] !. a. Hilbert, at Low Moor N Va
Mrs. w. j. Johnston. leaves to-day to-
spend August at Mount Elliott Springs.
near Stanton. IKE
Miss callie Curling IS spending some
time most pleasantly with Miss RebaE
NIcCorkle, OF Portsmouth
Friends of Miss Matte Rowie who has
been quite sick ln& the home of Mr.. and Z
Mrs. John X. Branch, near New York
city, will be glad to hear that she Is
rapidly improving. Il
Mrs. Carrie Anderson and Miss Mar
garet Camp are the guests of friends In
Louisa county. Va,
Il Miss julia Bidgood. Mrs. Wallace, Miss
Wallace and Mr. Crntchfield are a Rlcf-a
mond August @party8at Virginia Beach
@ Mr.. John Brockenbrough has gone to
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413. 7s31 ~ 53Il -, n /. Z r
Were Tempted and Fell.

John Roland tcolored) was arrested on
the charge Of beating and is.juring with
intent to XIII one Selma Cash. .
charged with stealing poke tbook with
3elghty-hve cents In S &,
B Stuart Wood tcoloredp couldn't resist
THE attractions Of wa errnel on u va
charged, so he carried 1t along with him
suntii a pursuing policeman caught up
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Baseball To-Day.

The cnllntta team. Of this clty, viii
meet tie strong Hanover tea N of "a NJ
over Courthouse, 4:3) ~ da ~ az ing
Broad street Park. 7 hesc two teams
5pla yed la close game several weeks q go:
tho Hanover boys winning by q Il small
score. Both teams claim to days game,
and "a bard fought contest is looked EforsE.
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MAN KILL EDS WIFE INJURED
IN AUTOMOBI u II 1 CRASH

ATLANTA, q Az Allglist8 s.--Frank III b
Reynolds of Marietta, la, wa g killefd and
his wife fatally injured In the crash o.
their automobilej into q telegraph r. y pole
near Bolton, about 9 six miles from
this city Tonight. l.aS Ne Tram az s,
Midland Miss Alma George We're q $50
lin5Ithe car, but we're not Sc ioilsly Sil-
fjGrad All are well know N n Key 1
holds Is a. prominent citizen Of Marietta,
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I. Mr. ,eard likes Rich1nond.

las been located In Richmond for Just
one year and Is nov; very nluch. q t hons
here. He Is great LEASED WIZ !, isiGh.
ness ana has made many friends here
during his stay. Jlr. Lea I'd 98 succeeded
Mr.. $P. Smith in the poslti he re. and
haa made an excellent rccOrl. ss
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BY ALFRED OLLIVANT..

desolate' a contrast to the huzzainEt
crowd around. S
That Is how the champion challenge
Dale Cup, the worldwide Shepherds
Trophy, came to wander no more; won
outright by the last of the Gray Dogs OF
lkenmuir-Owd Bob 5i3
Why he was last Of the Gray Dogs is
now to be told. s il
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North Carolina Postmaster.

f Especial to The Times y Ispatch . @4,'8l
p. c.. August % The
following fourth class pos tmasters we re
appointed In North Carolina 10 day
Cherry Grove. Caswells county, ldah
j.. Smith, vice W. 4. Miner. igne /
Farmer, Randolph county, liam D.
Kerns, vice .E4 2: erner,, remover
,Tracndia, Yadkin county Carrie ~ Shore,
vice Anderson W. Shore resigned
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The r airnlocdu.lNnIt Schoo

~ $,r:;<.e Fail,nount public school building
Is undergoing extensive altcra tons and, "
when finished, w III a be a aource OF Just
pride 10 all t he residentsfof tina e suburb.
sThera@will be twelve large rooms IN the
school, all 5of which are well ghted md s
ventilated. The play-g rounds. also, will /
thet ovarla II led Isl l@56
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State association, than any other that
has ever been held. 5 II,
i All III the members express 81 themsel YES
az being we'll satisfied With the marked.
and gradual. but sure, at
itsinn1ent of projections In their mutual
arms ~ n " d as ia 5.3la
Il The association Will eey. officers and
select the next place OF meeting to-
morrow. Dr.. r. Il. simpson. q s. Fin
cast lei Is mentioned as the@next spresi-.
Dent. and Fincastlc will probably be he.
place OF meeting. 4,
"A committee was appointed TO draw
up resolution upon; the death&of the late
Dr. G. IL. Steel, Of Richmond.
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ROANOKE CONFERENCE &
Sixty Ministers and Delegates IN
Attendance

Especial to The Times Dispatch
$%LExINGTON VA, a gust 4 1T he
second day 3 T the Roanoke d trict Com
ference Methodist Episcopal X Church, IN
session here. was devoted he p
OF committees and discussion
or the work. S3 . s58
DR. James i. Armstrong is the .'re ,-
siding officer and Rev. Tai bot,
Of Roanoke q, was elected secretarS SE 81
There are bout sixty minister En nd
delegates III attendance. DR.. Al. NJ. ok
ley conference missiOna ~ 3asSs secrets ~.
preached this morning. ss Az 55s
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/ Republican N ornination,.
nv Associated ri

u (By ARsociate ted FressD 81
RALEIGH. n. g. a guust a.--W c: Fear
son. merchant Of Chat ham "a, = y,
North Carolina District II by the Republi ans,
and 7 n. Hicks, OF II henderson, as presid ep \
ltial elector. 81 Il
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VIRGINIA ! DENTISTS.
Will Elect Q Ulcers T DayS and
Next Place Of M Getting.
J (Special TO Tho Tltnes-D Ispatch.) n

3SSt85s oh.
5Ss OLD POINT, VA. Angus t 3. THE sec
end day OF the thrty-flfth annual con-
zTcntionof the State Dental Association
opened a t j 10 o. clock with a bout seven
Ety-fiyeynembersg present It was held In
the pavilion at the Cham berlin Hotel,
Old Point Comfort, and not al Buckroes
as reported ! Sss:S4 s9s3
The following are the names OF tho
Officers for 19o3- 1904, and not as reported
In sterday's issue, which were printed
through an incorrect report being sent
In very late $at night. RS
Jryin3B.s Smith, president, Richmond
r. SssL Simpson, first yice.pre resident
Ftncastle. 5 S5 81
Walker. second vice president.
~ N. cowardin, third vice president.
Richmond 553 n 55 S{
George eesee, 4 recording secretary
jRichmond. # s5;{ W W Il 5s5 S}3 &c s,5
ss9 :. Hall! Nj core. Scorrespondin Ing secretary,
4Richmond. sss t5s8
~ Nv. II. E;wald. treasurer. Portsmouth.
8 On Tuesday the opening day Of n he
convention. the first session was opened
with a prayer OF fered by sey.5 Dr. W. 3 /.
Beauchan1p. eighty members responding
to the roll call. The president. irwin T. i
Smith, of Richmond, read his annual
address. which was received with hearty
3arpla use. f5s. Ks 4
:A5 paper on 4. Oral Surgery was read
by the the chairman Of this committee
j. Pr Stiff, Of 8Fredericksbur RS. Opera
tive Dentistry by DR.. j.. W. Eggleston,f
OF Richmond; Dental Ceramics, 3 by Dr.
Ii. Bridgeforth, chairman. from Rich
|s,nond.5 Lengthy sessions followed the
lsiCading8 % each paper, which were much.
|aIpreciated for their instructiveness by
iaall5the members present 3Ss Ii
To-day besides, the paper on Grown.
ana Bridge Work, read by dwnrd r
8geston, chairman, Of Richmond, list
Of clinics were entered . upon and dis
Scusscd. Il IA II s5s5s
nv So far, this convention has proved the
most satisfactory and beneficial to the