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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
Result Of Coroner's InquestMiss
Bonney independent Young Lady

%6OH1ey lnQepenQeHl 1OuIlS bduy
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# CHI ESTER, VA, September 2S.--Ihe
coroner,s Jury In the case OF the killing
i or Lizzie ,rilley Monday night at this
place, rendered "a verdict that she was
killed by the cannon ball train from Nor
\ folk. between 6:20 and p. NJ. NO
blame was attached to tho railroad COM
pa ny, as there We're no particulars known
to fix. any blame Rev. Me. Jordan has
stated since that he saw the girl, or some
object, running before the car at the
time from his porch, but hearing no dan.
ger signals. and the train not stopping,
he concluded that whatever 1t was. t
left the track before the train struck IT.,
and did not conseqr<stly gosto inyesti-
gate The girl was about twelve years
OF age. and not experienced about the
: cars, and, In fright, doubtless, ran be-
fore the car, trying TO reach the crossing
TO her home. which was a short DIS lance
ahead
The railroad company furnished coffin
and she was buried yesterday at the
#colored cemetery &
Mr.. Daniel Holmes. living near Winter
peck, in. company with son from the
West, passed through this place yes
tterday, with the body of another son,
who died in San Fra cisco about two
weeks ago. to besinterred at his home IS
@ Mr. c. N. Friend will demonStrate BY
chart at the public school house here
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. braham s
Faith and tho Oath-bound Covenant
Miss Bonney, OF Mead WHILE on horse
back, early yesterday morning. came TO
this place and, with her helpers, drove
one hundred and thirty-three sheep 70
their farm. Miss Bonney Is whole
team" in herself a fine gunner. car "a!
8penter, farmer manager and lady. and IS
not dependent on the male fraternity or
se1-Xlse. Es.E..tN
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.RUM0R OF
COMP ROMISE
The Fis1ler-Gould Controversy.
May be Settled Out Of
Court,
JuRYMEn At A PREMIUM \
JURYMEN AT A PREMIUM
Petersburg Hastings Court il
Session at Time Vcnire OF
Fifty Will be Wanted.

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PETERSBURG, yAo September 2S.----lt
4 Is rumored here that efforts are being
made TO effect a1rcompromise and set
tlInent OF the Fisher Gould controversy
and sent over the officers Of the Viz
I gina Passenger and Power Company.
No notice from Charlottesville authors
ties has yet been received here by any
court official as to the venlrc OF fifty
men to be summoned from Petersburg TO
furnish Jury for the trial OF ]. s. Nc
s. Cue. The october. term of the Hastings
Court. of this city, WILL begin at about
the time set for the McCue trial, and
juryrnen will be ut premium here
Even before the arrest Of McCue vary
Ing opinions as to that explanation Of
the case were expressed here. ana 1he
subject has been one or such widespread
& interest and discussion. that It would
seem hardly probably that jury could
be obtained from Petersburg talesmen.
55583 FlISHBuRNEf ON TRIAL.
Rev J. w. Fishburne. n colorcd prea CHI
& cr from Trenton. N j., has been on trial
to-day Inst the Hastings Court on amin IN.
54dictment charging him with obtaining
estate which he sold to several colored
\ brethren In Petersburg.
Grover Cleveland Richie, colored, who
was arrested here by Police Officer Dy-
son on the charge OF stealing IS from an
intoxicated darkey with less notably
title, was taken to Dinwiddie to-day for
trial. ;5 t..ts4 ss III
WORK COMMENCED.
THE first work OF the great scheme Of
giving Petersburg good har % ana srAi
4 deep waterway by diverting the channel
OF the Apposattox Rive. began to-day
SThe first excavations for the new bridge
from the foot OF Second Street TO Has
! kins Hill we're made this morning and
i machinery and material are fast ar.
riving nd being unloaded.
President Grim. OF the Atlantic Dredg-
ing compay, OF Philadelphia. contractors
4 for all the dredging work. arrived To-
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4 DIVORCE II GRANTED.
The Divorce Will Marry One
Of the Witnesses in the Case.

lllE wv AllASo0SSf AL SA1Sf ~SASS
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|. "a NEWPORT NEWS, 5SVA.,3 September 2S.--
William 1. Nagle was granted an abso-i
lutte divorce from his wife, Ida Nagle,i
In the Corporation Court this morning,
and will in two weeks wed Mrs. Cathe-
trine Benvill, who was one of the prlnci-
pal witnesses in the divorce suit.
The divorce was granted upon statu-
tory grounds. Mrs. Nngle offering no de-
tense, and not being represented by
counsel The woman Is now living In
Portsmouth. js8 J.
3s The suit was brought as the result OF
a shooting affair which occurred on a prll
%, 1903. bessie L. Basket and Harry
Tremp. two men who Who had been hanging nan
about the Nage home for some time,
became Involved In a difficulty with. Ma
gle and the latter opened fire on them
with a revolver. Basket was dangerous
" wounded. and lay. a the point of death
IN the hospital for some time. Tremp
was shot In the hand, and before Ma &c, S
trial took place he had departed for parts
unknown. 4 ID FIX
Nagle was acquitted in the Corporation
Court, and shortly afterwards entered
suit for divorce against his wife, nam
ing both Basket and rremp as co respond
ents. The testimony showed that Magic
lie
Baskets person after the shooting, II and
Mrs. Renvill testified that Mrs. Nagle
told her that Basket and 2Tremp were
planning to get her husband out Of the the
way SO that she could marry one Of them.
James Stewart, q. young man about
twenty-five years Of ge. who came mere
8recen tlyssl from Port smouth, was taken
from a house kept by a mulatto woman mar
named Mabel Natili, in an unconscious e O !:
condition, suffering from the affect Of
seine drug, this morning. The man was
removed to the hospital, where ller ne was f.s
is expected that he will recover.
q The authorities think that Stewart ;a. g, at
tempted suicide. but until he RECEIVERS rs; sui
bftcIently to make statement, no ono
Will know Just what happened to him
The woman, who runs the house, notl-
fled the police that the man was III at
her house. and he was found in the back
ward 5ys.{3i ti
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WILLARD IN sU !. 3: 3 J !.
Makes a Practical Speech to a
Fine Notwithstanding Fire.

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sURRY VA, Sept 2s-There was a aai,e
Court business and to hear the,add r.
Of sIieuterant- Governor Josephs 3 E. NV :
lard He discussed the political Issues ;ol
the day in plain. buslnessc'k e. tA ~
Surry's Representative audiences Of whites
ana a few negroes He touched on the
tariff and held cpf the platforms o., me
two parties in compa rison. s ans, ~, 40
administration ot!affairs Of the Democrat1
during the last term Of Mr.. Cleveland
to the present wasteful and extraVagant
term OF Office OF Mr.. Roosevelt. !.
Imperialism came IN for snare o. ms
remarks, and showing the centrallzat ton
Of the one man powerin the person a OF tn ne
present occupant Of the White House 70
be fraught with great DANGER re deo,5 5n men
that the South would have, to settle IT.,
il Il he Ignorance displayed by those who
claim I o DO tho negroes friend IN tryi,n 2 9!
to teach him social eq uallty: me ques non
than it can ever be hoped fer noW- n 2
Booker T. Washing ton incident OF the
White House being mentioned Z.
While Mr. Hard was known 90 g, : ohls
a. very few of our people this morning, ne
was rendered qultefan ovation and q re-
ception after his speech. and he gained to :
himself many friends who vii be glad to
The store e. of +. spratley, in this place.
was burned yesterday morning about 5
o clock. The house was owned by J.9A
Nv arren' S estate. and there was $500 insur-
sance on It. about half Its value. and Ar:
goods, valued at $500 It is g0nerally
Thought to be the work Of an incendiary,
and the people are res tive. =.
The case against VIII Jones (colored) for
cutting Bosie Anders on, also colored, re-
suited in an acquittal Of the accused, the
jury deciding It to be q ease Of sell r ae-
Tense. The accused WAS defended by COL
r. q, Boykin,f OF smithtield. In, Y, J.
About Ave or six negroes and one white
man have been arrested hero this week for
the legql sale Of liquors. Az Of the &C.
cused are PAL viii TbH e oG.
Your correspondent learned that about
seventy-hye suspects had been I reported ,pt,
rests are expected, as secret service men
a re q t work in the county.
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FluYa;nl1nt,;aL Notes.

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WILMINGTON, VA, Sept. 2s.-Flood
and Revercombe, the opposing candidates
for Congress-, will appear'ins Fluyanna
October court7day for, the first time dur
ing the present campaign. and Will doubts
less lock horns in joint discussion.
Miss Wolfe OF Mathews county is
teaching in the family Of Mr. John w.
Holland, near this place.
Miss Evelyn Bell, who has been quite
Ill for tho past few months. is IN Rlch-
mond, under treatment of Dr. George
Ben ohnston.
Miss Carrie Henkel Of Waynesboro, is
visiting Miss Mamie Hughes
4 Mr.. Stephen NJ Shepherd has returned
home from the ST.. Louis Exposition.
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Royall-Watson..

{ CRESRE, VA Sept, 2s.--Miss Lois Wat
son and Herbert Hilary Royal, of the
United States Navy. were quietly mar
ried at the home Of the BRIDE Wood
land, e at high noon to-day. Tho groom
j: r., Combs, of the United States Navy,
The bride was given away BY her
brother, Mr.. Hunter Watson. Only the
immediate relatives OF the family were
present, The bride Is the popular and
attractive daughter OF Mrs. Josephine
Watson, and a sister Of Judge Walter A.
Watson. AS 81 6. @ AZ
The groom is son OF Mr.. Thomas
ton. NottoWay county,
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r. N. HUGHES
FOR CONGRESS.
Nominated by Second District
Republicans After Bolster
Gus Meeting.
BowDEN is IN CONTROL
a Big Fight Over the State Com
BowDEN IS in CONTROL Of,
a Big Fight Over the State Com
1nittee Members by the New
port News Faction.
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NORFOLK, VA, september 2s.-Tie
Second District Republican Congressional
Convention convened at Monteflors Hall
at o'clock this afternoon, with a large
gathering present and quite sprinklng
OF negroes though the absence OF the
colored brother to-day was quite conspicu-
GUS In comparison with Second District
Republican conventions of the past, there
being only SIX colored accredited dele
gates to the convention from all over
the district. these being two from Nor
folk county. one from Warwick county,
one from Elizabeth City county. one
ampton county. The convention was COM
posed Of some seventy delegates in all.
There were in the convention hall many
more negroes than the six accredited dele
gates, but most OF these were either alter
mates or spectators.
I'll he convention was called to order by
District Chairman ,. Lawrence Groner,
OF Norfolk, in a short speech. Mr.. Groner,
In closing, declined re-el election as district
chairman. Az lt
S. B. Carney assistant postmaster Of
Norfolk city, was made temporary chair
man, and u C. Robinson. OF Elizabeth
City county temporary secretary. This
was O complete Bowden victory to begin
wi tn. -s .S,s ss
"A committee on permanent orgnnza-
ton. consisting Of one member from
each county and city in the district, was
appointed.
The convention at 2 10 took a recess for
an hour. ~ H 81 q {5aJ5 8 @
S1 sS SSs HUGHES NOMINATED.
The afternoon session was full OF every
thing but harmony. After Robert NJ.
Hughes had been nominated for Congress
the discord started. It was all about the
State Committee, and ten Newport News
delegates were bold enough TO buck the
Bowdel1 machine in a futile e Mort to
keep + red Read 8 OF the shipyard city,
from being appointed
# Chairman Carney smot hered the a. Kew
olutionists," and when they went after
Bowden he told them to- go away ipack
and sit down The convention then ad-
LONG ON TRIAL. Is
The trial OF young Henry a.. Long io 9,
the murder OF his former friend. )dowell
Cleator1 began in Portsmouth this morn
ing Immediately after the sixteenth juror
had been secured
Present indications point to a very s: sen
sational hearing. Both boys fan ~
are prominent in this section, anu IN
tense Interest is being manifested.
HARTFORD EFIIaEMES.
The Veteran FlIemens Ass Ac o. ?.
Hartford. n Conn. are in the hands q
|tthe Chambers Fire Company. Of Ports
mouth, to-day, ana royal time Is being
accorded them. They arrived here Oh
the washington steamer at o'clock this
n orning and were met at the n! e North y OIL
Street wharf by the Chambers COMPANY.
which turned out In a body TO 90 hoaor
to their visiting guests.
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THE RETAIL GROcERS,
Want Bankruptcy Law Repealed
Election Of Officers.

= lHpANal 70 'Ihe ,IIEnFs.L3IsrH1cI, III. ~,
Grocers' General Merchants, Association
Of the State to-day changed their name
to the Retail Merchants AsSoelallon. ana t,Il
receiye one dollar for all new members
and fifty cents from old members. Al !,
dresses were made BY Fl e. WSliamS o, Of
Bratton editor Of the Southern Mer-
AZ resolution was adopted calling on
efforts to have the bankruptcy law re-
The following officers were elected:
President j. r, Weaver, Of Roanoke;
first Wicevpresdent, w. G. Quarles, Rich
mond |; second Yice-pre sident, Frank Cas-
sell East Radford; "a, N; Ramsey, sec-
retary. Roanoke; r. r.. Chick. treasurer.
Roanoke. The association adjourned 10
meet noxt year In Richmond.
"A banquet followed Tonight at the
Hotel Ponce de Leon. "a,
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Hunting Season Reduced.

IsE (Special8 Ito The 2T1Mes- snn tch; %,
Il STAUNTON. VA, Sept. S.--Constde r "a
bic dissatisfaction exists among ne
sportsmen In this city oyer yes.erd1ay =
IN . antting down the open season for hunt.
Ing deer and cartridges. The time 1or
killing deer Is only from October ,ast - %
cartridges Is reduced to one month, NO
iveniber LIST to December 1st There Is 2
large amount OF such game In this county ,1
and the hunters here argue tnat y s, 2
post his land. but under the recent action
Of the supervisors county landowner
cannot permit even his friends to hunt hunt
named, however much he may wish to
do SO. III Is :, ~,
@ The partridge hunters are esp ciaiilly
aroused over the situQ ton. 80, 81
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The Supreme lr, II, Court.
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STAUNTON, VA Sept. s2s.-In the SUI
;prenle Court here to-day the case OF
Mary. II. Murray, etc. vs., William
Richmond ETC.. from the Circuit Court
OF Rockingham, was argued and sub
3mitteda a s@S A
Moore VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, Circuit Court Of Augusta coun-
ty. ARGUED. Numerous accounts We're all
lowed, The next and last case on the
docket is Trippett US. Stanton Milling
Company Corporation Court OF Staunton.
The court will adjourn Tomorrow, j@
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WILL MAKE COMPLAINT
TO SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

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NEWPORT NEWS, Va, September 2s.
Edward Foster, n young white man who
was in the Police Court here to-day,
charged with tresbassing op railway prop
erty, gays that he is on his way to Wash
Engto to make complaint to the Score
4tary of the Navy concerning alleged bru-
tai treatment he received aboard the
cruiser Dixie, on which he was coal
passer until recently. Ia
He declared that the master-at.nrmsA OF
the ship threw him down hntchway,
breaking five ribs, fractnring his jaw.
bone and @dislocatlng an arm. while the
ship was at Philadelphia. He lay N
o Philadelphia hospital for several weeks,
and was discharged as unfit for SER
Vice when he recovered.
She justice fined him for trespass. but
returned the fine and released him.
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Tossed and Gored
Id Tha TImes. Disnal

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CREME, YA5 Sept. 9S,--Mrs Harry
mansan and gored by an infurlateds bull
Monday. and barely escaped with his
life. Tho animal Is Tremendous Ii size,
and ordinarily Is of a peaceable nature
but became Senraged at feeding time. and
tossed his master high up into the air;
then rushed at him, goring him severely
in the side, But for tho arrival Of fha
hired man on the scene, he would have
been killed.
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Negro, Burglar Shot

NORFOLK. sYA,& September 2s--A ne-
gro burglar, giving the name of West Os-
born, was shot and fatally wounded to.
night by John Doughty, machinlst.
while he was trying to break into Dough-
ty's house, No, ais Gibbs Avenue The
negro is suspected OF being responsible
for some Of the twenty odd burglaries
which have occurred here In the past two
weeks. 81 s. "a 81 sess53g
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DETECTIVE BOOK AGENT GEL Y 4
While Working for Evidence
Sells Life Of Booker Washington

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K NORFOLK, VA Sept. 2s-Detective
Fred McWlliiams $, Of the Metropolitan
Agency. returned to Norfolk to-day from
S,Irry, where u he arrested six alleged
IN II, order Is gain evidence he iu,person-
ated a book agent and buggy , deaie !:
Booker Was hington and one buggy The
prisoners will Be tried at Surry Court
house October Sd.
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~. W. e. Il. u. Officers,

4 1yEsT POINT, VA, Sept. %, The Fran
COS Hagby Young Woman's Christian
Ten,perance Union last night elected oitl-
GERS for ne ensuing year as fSll9ws MES
j. r. Cuthreil first yice-p presidents; Miss
Minnie Roberts, second ycerpresdent ;
Miss Yira Knapp. recording Sc secretary ;
E IA Corresponding secretary
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ENGINEER "A SUICIDE.
Killed Himself Because He Was
in Financial Difficulties.
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ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 2s.-Wllllam
Western, Who ran an engine between
this city and crewe, committed suiede
late last might by. shooting himself in
the head. He had been talking to,.a
was like an Indian and was going to
new hunting grounds, but the FIR AID had
no thought he Intended sucding.
q He went to his room, wrote two letters,
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FREDERICKSBURG FAIR.
"A Splendid Crowd and Interest
ing Racing Events.
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FRFlDERI CKSBURG, VA, September
2s.-To-day was the big day of the Falr.
and crowds Of people came here from all
the surrounding sections. The number
on tile grounds at noon was estimated iat
5000. and others came in later. senator
THOMAS s. Martin was present. and re-
ceiyed much attention. Heemet Tor the
first time a great many Of the prominent
farmers of this section.
There was another successful balloon
ascension, and the races were OF unusual iE
interest. They resulted as follows:
Half mile dnsh--NW. j. Jacobss NVlld1lre
f1rst w, n, Simpsons Bailey SECOND,
wyatt Mills's Dixie third.
Second race-half 1nile-Howard simp-
son's Golddust first. IT, L. w, Green's
BNattlesG. second, G.. T. Boulware's Lady
Vivian third.
Novelty race-one mile; purse for first
horse at ach quarter-E. ~. Weiss mae 2,
flrst, at quarter and half; p, ptterback,s
Monadnock first at third and fourth quar- qua.
ttcrs. n. Z. U, 4 g,as.,,
70. INterback's Miss Blazo frst' y; w.
5Wellss Dixie second, G,lH ". s held1oW 9
Haldane third.
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TWO LADIES
BADLY HURT
Torpedo OIL Car Track Injuries
Mayors Daughter and An
other Little Girl.
NEWS FROM THE soUTHsIDE
Two Arrests Last Nigl,t--Boy
Attempted to Steal Ride.
Briefs.

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch(
No. 1102 Hull Street.
One result of the carnival was the In
jury Tuesday night Of Mayor Mauriccs
daughter. Miss Rosa Frances, and little
Lucy Hines scven-year- old daughter Of
]. M. Hines.
Some one placed Il torpedo on the car
track, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets, this exploded and the flying
pieces of stones and earth struck The
two unfortunate girls. The Mayors
daughter was badly bruised. and Lucy
Hines was severely cut in several places.
The miscreant was not found. but the
police arc keeping a strict watch on nll
suspicious characters.
Last night two arrests were made by
the special police taken from the ranks
of the Fire Department..
John B. Robinson was arrested for be-
ing drunk and disorderly and refusing
to move when ordered. He was moved
and moved to the police station.
Sidney Booker, white boy, attempted
to steal a ride on the hobby horses. and
was promptly taken by Special Off!cers
Lumpkn and Elder. who escorted the
lad to the lock-up. There he anxlously
awaited the arrival Of his father.
Unlicensed Peddling.
John B.. Dunnivant was arrested for
being drunk and disordcrly. Simon
Forsyth will appear to-day to answer to
the charge Of peddling medicine with
out license. "a
Buck Hobson (colored) was given ten
days in Jail for being a suspicious char
acter.
John station was fined 50 FOR disordcrlyf
conduct fS3s NJ. j.
Several changes Will be made In the;
Manchester officials of the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company. SC Jones,
Perry Streets, Will be IS promote 10
cashier. motorman will I'LL his place.
w. C. Anderson will succeed M r.. Hen
ing, dispatcher, who has resigned !. Here
after all accounts tickets and receipts
from the different lines will be kept at
the headquarters of the different lines
instead OF at the general offices OF the
company. Dill 55f VS. t,s
Concert Tonight.
"A concert will be given IN Lead err Hall
Tonight for the benefit Of cambridge
Street Baptist Church, The programme
will be conducted by the Virginia Quar-
tette. in which are some of Richmondst
most noted singers. The quartette Will
be assisted by Miss Margaret Knowles,
soloist, and Miss Kate Fuller, elocution-t
list. .85 .5;5. e s 5I
Personals and Briefs.
Rev, W. w. .sisk has returned to the
city fter an Absence "a month, and;
filled his pulpit at Cloptons Street Church
Sunday. 5g3. & II 5g y, q,
There will be revival services at Clop-
ton street Baptist Church every evening
until further notice. The pastor Is being
!, c,,c+ an Nv Rev {2fP Stealey.s Of BrOaduS
Memorial Church, Richmond, n who will
do the preaching.
Mr.. w NJ. Pollard. Of Columbia, s, G.,
Who has been visiting Mr.. II. "A. Bowen
OF swansboro. returned to his home yes e
terday. as3 81 # $,5 Il
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He was q years 3

and fred the shot. He was q years OF
age. and Unmarried. M
35 Financial troubles are supposed to. have
been tho cause, as he was heavily IN
tdeot. His body was taken to Lynchburg
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.Honors at Washington and Le'

LEXINGTON, VA. Sept, 2S,.At g mass
Hniyegsty III psey M pe 81 ths
~ mi haii "a take place during commence,
m men Week il June, This is consdere' q,
Tie highest honor at the University ~ e
the git Of tho students. Ths pr y ~ y
s soeiui promlnence, Mr.. Duncantis q mem
Der Of the law class and Is a popular s st.,
dent. This is his NTH year a. the Uni
MI M. Il c. Lands, OF Georgia, has been
elected editor Of the "Calyx' he Uni-
verslty annual, published by ne ,, sly
dents. rho business manager is Mr. g. q
/ Thomas, N of Georgia. t4 II,
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Concert Tonight:

A concert will be given in Iead der Hall IL
tonight for the benefit Of Batnbrdge
street Baptist Church. The programme
will be conducted by the Virginia Quar-
ttette, in which are some of r ichmond \! 8
most noted singers The quartette Will
be assisted by Miss Margaret Knowles
soloist and Miss Kate Fuller, elocution-
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Burnett's Extract Of Vanilla
Has taken gold medaH against all Other
brandS.-"adY,"
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Election Officers!

$ The partridge hunters are especia any
reused over the tuation. IA