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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
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ben es tpobl jemals segeben bat. itarb
i'm Sabre 1874 in paris. Gr fabri>
5irts ndmli9 merfpiirbise Sbiere unb
Menf9en. George Gemorus bieb Der
i~onberbare !0err, Der isin gr0btes 0ers
sniisen baran fanb, bic Natur gu ent<
iteuen unb ld9erli4 81 MAIDEN. Sbm
berbanten mir bic grfinbuns Der &ibe
nit flint 8einen, Der gebornten Ratten,
Der 5G6ns NIT baarisen Sporen, Der
atpsif9nGnaigen S9lansen, Der 3tpeis
fDpfisen &Glber u. T. M. gines Sases
fabte Semorus ben gntf9lub, iih audi
an Menf3en gu persreifen. gr ftabl
Elm SpeiiG1rises &inb unb fu4te ibm
auf 1einem .Hiiden S9panenfliieel
ntpa9fen gu laFen." Sas sef4ab in
Srobes i'm Sabre 1854. gr tpurbe bas
fir 5u flint Sabren 9efdnsnib perurz
tbeilt. Na9bem er feline @trafe abges
biibt, ibte er feline &unit nur nod
an 2eiden. gr fertiste &inber nit
bret 8einen unb bier Mrmen unb pers
fdufte tie an ber19iebene anatomi19e
Muieen Der propinS unb bes Quslans
bes. @nbli9 fam er auf bic sSbee, iid
felbit gu bertpanbeln; er iu9te ii9 einen
9abnentamm an ben &opf an5undben.
SnfolsebeFen bilbete ii9 iebO4 Elm OBJ
f5eb, unb 6emorus erlas na4 bier
ssbntGeiser &rantbett ben 8unben, Bic
er fi4 felbft beigebra4t batte, Inn einen
meni9li9en 9abn barSuiteaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
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nit Ben Ilten gu 9aus.
...Wieorige Natem...
....bia....
Big Sour 8abn

9tm Samftas, ben 81. DECEMBER 1904,
ionie am 1. uaS Q. Sanuar 1905 rperben
5abrfarten b~erfanft nod allen 2ocaI Statios
nsm Der Big Sour gabnsn, Cincinnati
Rortbern 81. 81 un6 .. & d. 81. st., ebenfo
mad allen gerbinbunsss Stationeu in benz
@ebiet Der @entraI pafiasier AHociation.
Sabrtarten ftnb bis eini9IiebIi4 benz 4.
Sanuar 1905 fur bic Ridfabrt siItis.
Sir ndbere Snfornation unb gtn3eIbeiten
binfidti9 Staten. 2initation. Sobrfarten etc.
tusnbe man fi9 an bic rlntersei9neten.
ssarren 3. ennd,, Gen. gaft. uno 4idet asent
Cincinnati, Ohio.
oser o. we. Bronfsn, y. q. g., Snbianapslis, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
3m9sfoaifon.
Z Wann get6btet.

prineton, Sno., 26. De3. Jtnf
Meilsn tpefli9 bon Carmel, rabe
Waub's Station fiieBsn Der paKaeier-
aug, Der am Sonntag Mbenb TIM 9
nbr ct. 2ouis berlieB, uno Der 3us
Der um bic alei9e 3sit 2ouisoi1e ber-
lieb, um 3:45 nbr seftern Woraen nit
boiler Wu9t aufeinanber. Mn Der
unglhdstdtte ma9t oas @slsiIe cine
f9arfe 9urbe, fobab bic 4rtomotib-
fdbrer bic @sfabr erf i'm letten augerls
blife bemerften.
8et6btet tpuroen:
gilbert g. gOwen, 2otomOtibfabrer,
prineetOu, Snb.; CHARLES Quite, 9ei-
ger. prineston, Sno.; Somer 8. 90
gan. pOf-GIert, @eOrsetOwn. Sno.;
Diliam llnberuoob. Sectionsbor.
mann, unoerwoOb, Sus.; 9enrp Oa.
fin, Babnarbeiter, Ssnnbion, Snb.
Sobn Suoion, 8abnarbeiter; CHARLES
Samiot, 2oblensrdber, @entralia,
Slinois.
0erlebt fnb:
6. .. Wtnter, Ilbanp, Suo.; %.
8. Beattp. gonbueteur, 2~ouisbile,
2p.; g.. O. Wit9ea, pof.glerf, ct.
9ouis, no.; 6. 3. Wegeelp, Sour
nalif, princeton. Snb.; 8. u. Mc.
Wiaiams, ct. Souls, no.; SOiep6
2Otps, Sisnalman; 6enrp Auftin.
Settionsbormanr, Ssnniion, Snb.; U.
Ostins, gabnarbeiter, Senniion. Snb.;
eugene Carlton, grbsitsr. Dale, Snb.
Grau s. S@weiotfeser. ct. 2ouis.
Mo.; 90. u. Sman. ct. 2ouis; %.
tuaro Bogt, 2~ouispiae, ap.; 6. 8.
psarfsn. Yrineeton, Sno.; 5. 6or-
man, 2ouisbile, 3p., gibian 9is9ins
botbam, Jren& 8iaase, Sn.; George
@eiet, gbansbiIle, Sno.; Wiaiam s.
2smpt, Sobnsburg. Sno.; SObn
6aies, gsntraIia, ST.; SbOmas Bulb.
@sniralia, ST.; Worbseai amos.
Winslop, Sno.; Jrau W. s. Bed.
81. Souls, DO. unb George Netp-
meiffer, ct. Souls, Mo.
8sioe 2otomotiben fnb poafdnoig
sertrtimmmert; 2 perionentpasen ber-
brannten.
Der unfaa ion baourd berbeise-
fibrt tporbsn fsin, baB Bel 8ropn's
@roiFn9 Elm faIf9es Signal ssseben
murbe.
2apeII abgebrannt I.
Rem Yort 26. Ss3. Die Ra.
pele bon Sailors Snug Sarbor,
einsm Seim fur arme Watroien, ia
a~bgebrannt. Der S9aoen betrdgi
$75. 600.
Sie 2ap.Ie mar bur9 ibre Orgel
unb ibre semalten Jeniter befannt.
6 rmorbet 8 a n E.
Bort + n. Mi9., 26. Beg.
Geo. BearB, Der beute 3u CLINT Der.
baftet tuurbs, bat, wie SberiH Sabib.
ION faet, R9 als Mbrber ieiner 8ante.
Trau Mbel Bropn befannt. 9te Geld,
6rau Brown's murbe Iebten 5reitae
in ibrem 6eim auf elmer Jarm nab'
Bsnoile nit einaei@Iaaenem s&dbel
sefunoen; aud 3ei9te fe mebrere Mef'
ierfi9e. Bsarb ion bebauptet baben.
Ct Eel bon 2eibenf3aft fur feline 3ant'
bsiefen semeien.
Donnie.
0, Is. Deg. Sobn Mle'
gambler Donnie nit feinem sanSen 6eer'
bon 3ion @itp tam 9efem nod @bi
ea9o unb er6ffnete bas 9abernatel at
Wi9igon lbe. unb Is. Strabe. Be
Donnie befinoen fi4 bic 3ion.@ aroe
bic 3ion-3apele unb her 3ion-g6o,
bon 500 Stimmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
9GdtHs 3erHreasthrtt.

Gin profeFor lit aBseftiirat unb fsi
In elmer Jelfenfpulte. Ra4 einiser Set
fiirat audi EN- anberer profeHor at
unb fdnt in bic ndmlide Rlamm. Nuhs
benz fi9 bic 9eiben begriiBt, fragt mad
elmer paufe Der 5ulebt Mbseftiir5te;
Limb pie lanse gebenfen Gt, Ser,
Rolega, bter au bleiben2S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
Gfnanken(plitter

Wie tpenis Semanb @eift bat, febt mon
oft baran, tpie oft er begeitert 1T.
Mm Grade Der Mutter tpiro Sober nod
einmal &tno.
Ser Sob fett isinen @soanfenfri4 oft
mitten In ben i4Snisn Sat zines 9ebens.
Ser @0tter ipottet chandler, Der Dor
Gotten inlet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27
W g +. u 9 o u I.

San Graneisco. 26. Seq.
Wfsr. Nsoui, @r3bif9of bon palmpra
unb apofolii9er Delssat fir bic pbi.
lippinen wirb bon bier In einigen 60.
gen nit benz Dampfer WonsOIia mad
Wanila abrsiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27

Nustunft iber ben Mufrubr Der pu=
laianes auf Samar:
rSu ge3ug auf Sbr Selsgramm bonn
81. b. W. bsbausre i'd iasen su mill
len. baB Sen. @orbin's 8eriat iiber
ben uebsrfal uno bic IieosrmeBelurs
bon 2unbf9after : abtbeilunsen gu
Oras unb Dolores ri9tig III. Die
p%ulaianes baben In lebter 3eit Die
Wst. unb Ofisits bon Samar perlai-
laKen unb finb auf Der Ofieite aufges
trsten, Die 10 gut wie obne Safen uno
tpdbrsno bes WOniums i4wer 3ugdnS.
LID lit.
.@or Ginger 3eit tuurbe gefebl 9e=
gsbsn, bic S%sta9enments auf Der Of'
ieiie gu b~erfdrten, aber unelndli4er
Wsiie purbe biss our9 ben Saifbru9
zines 3hfsnua9ti9ifes ~psrs6sert. bas
100 Obsr msbr 2Onfabler on Boro
bate. Eie 2eute uuroen 9erettet,
aber ba elm anberes Wa&ii&if 30 Ollie
gei9ift werosn mubte, blieben iene
fleinen M%bt6eilunssn su Oras unb Be-
lores iiolirt uno tpurben berni9tet.
aIs Stationsn auf Der Ottiffe baben
beoeutenbe 0erfdrtungen erbalten uub
mir i4iden jebt nod 2eute oortbin.
Sen. MGen (Ghef Der 2onfabler)
reifie Dor 3uei @odel bon bier (Na-
nila) ab. UNI bic 2eituns Der Nnsele-
genbeiten auf Samar peri6nli9 81
iibernebmen. SD i9ide ibm nod mebr
2onfabler na9 lnb berathe nit Gen.
@orbin, Der, tuenn no%tbuenoig, uns
nit Sruppen unterfiben Miro"
gef9dftister W n.
abington 26. DECEMBER.
@eibnadts-W ontag utrbe In Der Bun=
besbauptfabt als 5eiertas beOba&tet.
9IIe grecutib.S epartemsnts. iopie ale
prioat9ei&dfte tuaren gei&loheu.
Ser prdibent 6atte tueniasr bon ieis
mem Geiertage als mander pribatbtir=
ger. gr berbra9te betrd9tli9e 3eit
In ieinen Mmtsrdumen unb bate cine
NnSabl unterreoungen, 10 nit benz
Sstrstdr 5ap, bsRsn Wiffsnten 2oo-
mis-, 8eneraIpoftmeiffer Wpnne u. !. N.
@nsriff auf Meaer.
SancebilIe, Nla., 26. Sea.
Wdbrenb elmer Wsibna9tsfeisr in elmer
Negeriirde 3u Stouts Wountain muir.
ben mebrers S9iRe In bieielbs ssfeusri
uno cine In3abl Nsger peruunoet, bic
anberen fobsn mad allen &i4tunsen.
Spdter fanb man Sp. Sett, einen tuei=
BEN 8ergmann toot neben Der Stride
nit eifem &ebolber an Der Settle.
Wan gIaubt, bob er 3u ben Ittentdtern
9eborte unb bon einem berfelben Bu-
fdlig srI9oRsn tpurbe.
Gin Bruber Sett's unb Seb. Blad=
men finb unter benz 0erba9te berbaftel
tporoen, in bic Afaire oeruidslt su iein.
grnennung.
@abineton, 26. Sea. Sc,
Yrdfoent bat 8. WeQs Sarris gun
poffmeifter bon Baltimore, no., CT.
rlanrt.
Weu9elmorb.
burlington, 90. 3D., 26. Deg
2ucion unb Sra 2ueas, 8riber, muir
ben in 2incoln, Co., l Weile iiolid
bon Mibof6ipp, erf@oRen, ais fs boz
Der 9ir9s auriidtebrtsn; Oetabo Nttin!
puroe t6bli9 pertpunbet. Sn ibre
@efeaf9aft befanb H9 SRI. Martbt
@iliams.
Sra 2ueas bate einen &eboIper nod
feff In Der Sano, als er g~efunoen muir
be. @abri9einli& erpioerte ct ba!
Geuern bes Weu9elm6rbers.
Spnamit. grpIoion
6 o, 26. Deg. Bel God
port, ST., tpuroen aIf sinem Dampf
, Dagger BET Der rnerwarteten grplOfol
elmer Spnamitpatrone 3 Wanr t6btIii
i uno elm Subenb lei9t perlebt. Se
Bagger tuuros fart bei&doigt.
M 9 r. N9nut.
Sun Grancisco. 26. Sea
Wfgr. 4soui, @r3bif9of BON palmpr
unA ohoGofiSMer 9efeoof FIR h;e Mh;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27

@ew Dorf, 26. Deg. gs miro
beri4tet, bob elm unbefanntsr Sampfer
BET Sire Sslano %9effranoet if. Sas
2ebensrettungstorps bon Sire SsIanb
1T bemielben 3u 9ilfe seeilt.
Spdter tpuroe bur9 bic 2ebensret-
tungsmanni4aft betannt, oaB berDam-
pier Der Srumel3ier lit. Der seitern BON
Heu Yort abfubr uno mad Sabre be-
itimmt mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-27

Grcurfions Iidets iperSen iiber bic qenns
fpIpania Sinien p~erfauft na4 allen Punften
fpefIiG, norbs unb idbweftItd in gnbetra4t
Der Seimiu9erss Grcurfion, wdbreno Sesenas
BET, Sanuar, Sebruar, @ir5 uno GpriI.
SIR. ndbere G~inseInbeiten, binii6tIi@ Sra:
ten, Hpute, etc., iprede mar BET ben 2ofal
Tidet Msenten bieier 9inien Dor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
SHADOWS LII TED
FROM r, Eel Tvs HEAD
..;yy,llchburg Jury Promptly Ac
quits Him#of the Murder Of
Walter Vaughan. a8

Especial to The Times-Di spatch.)
5LYNcHRuRG. VA. Marc 222.---'r he case
of II. Z. Feltz. which has occupied the ats
tention OF the United States Court here
for several days. came to g close this af-i
ternoon with aSYerdict Of acquittal.
The court had been engaged in hearing;
evidence and argument on the question
as to. whether the case should be tried
lin the United States Court or In the
GyYythe County Court, and q jury was
selected to decide the point. This. after.
noon, the jury returned q verdict that
the United States Court had jurisdiction.
Felts was charged with killing Walter
Vaughan at YytheYllle q Year or two
ago /, and be claimed that " hen he shot
the man. he was acting In the discharge.
Of his duties as q deputy United States
marshal, ana that for his, reason he was
entitled to q trial iii ia United States
Court. AS soon as the verdict was rem
dered, Comm onWealth's attorney Of
Wythe, moved that q nolle prosequi be-
entered in the Indictment against FeltzS
but to do this counsel for Feltz would not
agree, as they did not regard such a
procedure as being an exoneratlon Of
their client. Accordingly the case was
"a iIcd, another jury was selected. and the
Indictment presented to them, Common.
veal this ATTORNEY II eussr then stated
that he had no evi enca to ilAtroduce / and
the court hen gave the ca SO TO the Jury,
who at once returned q verdict Of not
guilty, thus quitting Mr., Feltz OF Ia
charge that has rested against him for
the past iva Or three years, ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
a COINCIDENCE.
Two Of Same Name Paralyzed
the Same Day.

Especial to The Times. p ispatch
BUCKINGHAAf,.''V A. March 2222..---z-It IS
a singula coin idence that two men,
bore the sane name sno,a Raf
since. died, Mr. Samuel a. SPENCER who
at one time represent ted Ruokingh ham IN
tic State legislature. suffered q partial,
though severe, stroke Of para lysiS one
Ss fRa ~ fo5 SsTg a ths
ttI.,a Doctors M pronoun eYsd his case Of
paralysis The last named Mr.. Spencer
was deaf and dumb and had been SO Q u
his life, He was educated at the Asy-
Ana had acted as postnaster at Mount VI
client officer, He was also q shoemaker
by trade and was very quiclt to under
stand when signs We're made to him. lie
had a sister, who lived With him who
wpT ro a1sa aeae W and aamP Ellls we'll
enoug h to resume his school duties. after
Pa'n aaa s mTa e Riis aFe on visit
to Dr.. 81. N, Ellis, }of Atlanta, Ga. e
An effort is being to-, set !, the
Arvon, 81 BIT of Jail, al it's thought he was
not Intentionally guilty Of the charge
Most Of tia tobacco in this section has
been marketed, aRd the "a l1W grades We're r
HTTfhs The pan 9biHi SCHOOLS that were not en-
Tba spring term Of the Circuit Court
Will begin here on Tpesda lay after the
second Monday III April; the term under
5e t sld tS eF ASr tp'nkH USED e begin
y Va sSs 81 Tie electoral board al foS
L this COUP ty. 55s. u Z ise n M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
| / BUILD |.
.|D|:|||ll|)||.R|'i''.kI.l''l''IO|RY
lEontractors Chcstertflat1ynf Rich
tnoiid, Gets Handsome Wash
ingtot1 and Lee Contract.
DR. I' WILLIS u. i IN philippines I. |: {
sAccotnpl Teacher 81 Eco1o-s
mics to Stud TRANSATLANTIC.
& Conditioi o other News.
tspccIal Ito The Times ) i. DIspat ch.,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
81 LEXINGTON I, VA. March 22.--Thc CON
tract for the erection Of the student dor
f1,itory at Washington and Tee Utliyer-
slty was yesterday let to Mr.. w, Al.
Ctsestermun, a builder OF Richmond, Va.
The cost OF tho building completed will
I DO $4,000 and Of this amount So, 800 will
DO spent In Furnishings. re IF FL Il N II
The building viii stnnd In the rear OF
President George IT.. 1oenny's home, and
llJfront the railroad. The structure Is
ito be of the old colonial style. The walls
4 arc to be OF red brick with viii to pen
cling, and the Interior finish or pine with
natural color. The building VII DO three
Ssttrics high and will contain about sew
cnty rooms. many Of these; In IS u les.
ii Work lwillbbe commenced at once and
tho building will 81 ready for occ,i.i
pancy on September LIST next. The arch
\ itcct, Mr. Il. g. INlournoy.o sc Washing
tor, d. II c., Is & In Il Lexington this week
4 III conference With the Building commits
sion with reference to certain details. n no
commission Is composed Of President
7 George Il, Denny, Professor D. C.s Hum
phreys. AIcssrs. John IT, Campbell. A..
r.. Barclay, or lexington, and John S..
Munce, Of Richmond. z VI Isl Il
a Or. Henry Parker WI lis, professor OF
economics al washington and Ln, Uni
55yersity left exIngton yesterday for the
B Philippine Islands, where he will spend
several months studying economic cone
ditlo::s, He Will report for the Journal
OF Commerce, OF New Y ok. as we'll as for
the Sound Currency Magazine. OF n cw
York, or which lie ~ editor. lie will
:rroba bly, visit, China and y pan fore
returning To tho United States next Sep
TENDER Mrs. Willis ACCOMPANIED iller'
1 husband. az They Will SO via Chicago and
Vancouver Islands, and expect to- sail
early next week. S38t
| 81 rho rcmai ns Of M RS. IL Emma ]. Heck
aged fifty light years. wife Of Mr.. James
81 IIeck of Newport eWs, were brought
TO Lexington to-day for burial. Shielded
4 Sunday d fternoon5 al II the home OF her
s;ster Mrs. Richard G ritstead, Of Hills.
1,oro. Automatic county, Va. For years
she had been a sufferer from consum IL
ton. Alrs. Heck was d daughter OF the,
late Mr.. Shelton F. Leake, or Albemarle
county. Her husband and three sisters
and one brother survive. Mrs. Grinstead.
and Mr.. w. p. I1eake. OF Albemarle; Mrs.
Charles Moose. Of Norfolk. and Mrs. Joel
Smith, OF Stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
4 "a GREAT DUCK FARM. 4
Twenty Thousand Birds, All q
hem Pure White.
lspecial to The Times-DIs patch.) .

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
# SRIVERTO NV A. March g. AT this
place is located the largest duck farm,
south OF Pennsylvania and It Is thought
by some to be the largest In the United
States.
The enterprise was begun about seven
years ago, In very small way. bF Mr.
j. ~. Morgan. OF this place. The capaci-.
ty has been increased each year. Only
white Pekin ducks are raised. In the lay
ing department there are about 800
ducks-all snow white. These are divided
into lots OF about loo to the pen, In these
pens are watts of wa ter Which serve as
baths for the d ucks 8. q 2. s5 Y
The Matching Is all done by incubators,3
about 1000 being Matched each week. Tho
}ducklings are put tnto g. room, In which
a temperature of 9S degrees is kept; and
after a few days are transferred into
cooler, rooms. and at the end OF six weeka
are driven out under sheds. From these
sheds they are transferred into the - fat =
tening, department., and are ready a t
the end Of twelve weeks to be dressed
for the markets. The stock on hand, of
ALI sizes. Nh at this time is about 20,000.
I Nine men. besides the 'pickers," are
employed to look after this vast army
Is aDnc ;s are dressed, ,.dry-picked'' every
day In" the week and Shipped each day
TO the markets. It requires nearly a
earl load sgof food to supply these ducks
8 TIE Keepers arc polite and obliglngH
gentlemen, and any one having to wal Z
I for tile train at this plac vii be amply
repaid by visiting the Morgan duck fa rm...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
SURVEY Y WATER !, E: FROM; 'Fll'lN q
AT NEWPORT n. NEWS q n 5.
i(speecIal t. The rlnes- Dispatcf.} M

Especial to The Times Dispa7stci1..> X i5
B1Po ri NEWS, VA March Ct & "a
corps o engineers have been at work for 4
the past two weeks surveying the water,
front of the Vaughan estate Just below
the city, 1 t is reported here that railway y
mon have an option on the property for
.deepwater terminals, and there are many
person s who, believe George Gould is back .
u the deep water terminal company,
now lighting It's way into Roanoke, and
that tho terminals Will be here The en-
gineers re fuse to B say who Isl employing
them or for what purpose the wa ter r front
Will be used. q! sf NJ 4. HI 3gS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
\ IA CONTRov ERsY. q
Or. Irving Sustained BY the At
4 ~. !, ~. / ,ef, eral II, His Action.


5ls Especial to ssrhe Titnos-D spatch.)
BoYDToN. VA. March PA very I'M IN
pleasant newspaper con troversy has been
going Oh for several weeks IN Mecklen n \
burg between the county health board ', ana 1f
sDr. Paulus a. irving, a member 81
Tho state Board Of Health III regard 70
the utiarnntlning of8the town of Chase E,
Hcnard1and the Subsequent lifting OF the
said quarantine BY Or. Paulps a., Irving,
Of the State Board. . EiS \. Il 81 e.
af'rha County Board insists that DE- tlr-
wing had no Authority TO raise the quar-
tnrltfne and that his action was dlscour-
5teo,,s to the County Board. Dr. rying,
lreblying, gives the opinion Fbf the lnttor-
ney- general of the State. sustaining Amin NJ Mm
LAM a lls Wesk.s issue of the Chase city
Progress contains sharp reply from he
County Health Board to Dr. Irving 4.
n Corpora 8ss Smhllwood, Of the, Y nited
States coast artillery, Is here, recruiting
for the service. Corporal Sinnllwo God says
that the possibility OF this government be-
coming involved In he Russian and JJapa-
!nese war. appears to deter many OF the
Young men from enllsting at this time.
Z Mr. w 4. y odsoh I late Of Danyille who
has leased the Hotel Sou hcrr., In THIS
place. has taken formal possession Of It
nnd is now open for bust n ess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
MAJ. JONES FOUND / [ u |! | ]
DEAD TN Mill I'LL, RACE R [ J, I:
Coroncr's Jury Returns Verdict 't1' Il !,
" b 81 Accidental Drown; F'
ing:
(sbecla ~ inc Times Dispatch.,

Z + fI.at5
(sbecla1sto Tie Times Dispa tch.5
n CIIARLoTTDsy1L LIE. March o. rs
The dead bod Of NJ Jor Jones, who had i 3
been missing from his home at. ~ hum s
River sine 81 o. clock on vest erda y, wa 8
found this morning at s 9. clock BY NJ r.
r. Is. Wills, the mil Ter at N echu III g
s,rhe body was discovered nea r the culvert
under the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
track. Ga i4$ iss
hi Mr.. Wills detected something wrong
with the flow Of water through his mill
"a &C.. ana went to the culrert to Sascer-
tain THE cause. n He found the body 81
Mr. Zones lodged lin The water gate O.
the 1nlll-race In about three} feet q, q
water i "a 2tl5f
h Mr.. on s left homo at L 10 clock YES S.
.terday. Ills faiure ta5 return at night
ca used much alarm, for 1t Was well known
In the neighborhood that he was sub
1ect to apoplexy. On previous coca
sior, he had been found In the mill-race
By his mother, who held his head above
water Until help arrived and he was
Rescued. Ont morning OF his death IN
ho seemed respondent, and said that he
would as leave be dead as alive. s$ Is his
scaused \ many to suspic ion suicide but
tho theory is u disputed n bysS those best Z
acquainted with Mr. Jones. $5
NJ Acting Coroner G. E WI lbur Brown and and
sDr. "a. B. w aylqnd Hummored Il jury!
and viewed the remain 8. he verdict
was that Mr. Jones came to his death
by acciien tai drowning while In g state
nj non cOmpos mentis. s W. 5555
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
"A SYNDICATE: OF
WlNCH|E|;:S;TE 4
Organize to Manufacture Sugar
at Vera Cruz, Mex
icos
e, q n $3.50, = 5rhe rim1,ie,s,Dispatch.)

{special to The Tim esd spat ch.l ~.
WIN HESTER, Al Maych a2, IF ~.
sWeemes, until recently wealthy resi-
dent Of New orleans, bqt now q ], m W. !
Organized here to-day ia manufa cture
s sugar at Vera Cruz. Mexico with q CAPT,
tai Of sa5o, 90, The cpnce will ba known "
ns the san Juan Sugar Corporation, with
main Offices In this city, Others inter-
asted are Is. II, Hansbro ug b. Shirley Car
ter, Dr. w. ( S. Love, COLONEL Harry III.
baker, ali Of Winchester and 9, O.
Freeman ard II. q NYlngate. Of LOUIS
lana u. % +,
tho funeral TO-DAY pfl Dr. j.. y. ia nHey,
the we'll known physician, who died on
Sunday from an overdose Of ehloroform
taken by mistake. s sSSs' = e "a + q 4!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
Rosy Baby il 3Incub atorr.
81 fSpecial to The Time tch.)

PROSPECT PARK,S PA, March GA ~ n
incubator baby Is q success In Prospect
Park. 7 Wo ,Inonths ago g. girl was born
she was SO small and weak that death
was believed to- be imminent. 81
Dr.. Morton and lyi Ibis wife made. heroic
efforts 70 save their GfspFng and 81;
or; more the baby girl has spent m ost Of
the fine In 8 It's odd home. and has been
visited BY MANY 81 iousA peo ple. who shook
their heads and prophosed failure. But
the child today Is q plump and, rosy
little girl x! RI s5 sSy y l }g4ji5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
SPRINGS TO RUN SEWING
MACHINES; UTOMAT CALL.,Y

Especial to The Time Is Dispat ch. I
sUFF0EK. ar Alarci, ss2!-A Charter
today was received here Fincorp ting
the, Universal Spring Motor Corp ora lion.
whose ca ital took Isl rom sl5, coo to
$50, 900. The compa NY Will build in Snf-
I folk a plant for atil ma king Of prings to
automatically W. perate Sewing machiEes
The; principal officers arc iC. "a Shoop,
president; +. a. Luke, vice presto ent and
secretary; Arthur ford, d treasurer;
w. j. Johnson, general manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
HEAD ON COLLISION.
Several Men Hurt on Hampton
BS Elect trio Railway. 5s

Especial to The Times Dlspatc
NEWPORT NEWS, w A.. March q. 10y
There was a head-on collision between
Company early this morning. Both cars
We're badly smashed. William A.. Post,
one of the motormen. was badly in
jured about the hip and was cut by
flying glass. Simon Kantrowitz was cut
by glass and shakan up, and a negro
named William Digs was cut with n.y.
ing glass. IF FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23

'iii Tor sotre time, Is now i, y critical
a ,ijAo gfnalEpox which rtsxalled Y! III the
Boil Fair Nj lils mel glborhnd IA !, In Sin EosQ
Mrs.. 1,ettIei i Lane; widow 81 tic late
si,eI, iar1iii n. Lane. Of this city, who died
at her home In bal itiioi'e sunday was q
sister of Nfessrs, Ntnnlins +. Waite anu
sty, Of which county the DECEASED was q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
FREDERIC sBURG,
Personal and Other Items Clean
ed From Historic Soil.

a (speclaII to The TIp21ssgr pIspatqh, ~
h FREpER IGIASRIIRG.s. VA. March 22aa.,, 81.
handsome new resi- lon a on lain Street,
and Will this week begin to ocoupy ~ az
his home. sss. Il. &, fsiiiigl 81 q
ed the funeral here vest erday of his bro
lther-in- laW. nr, 6, w. ,arlnio q iael. h
M, cRaslss ~ easMls lSasl. y he p has besa