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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
(. STORM IN GREENE.
Damage Dolfe BY 7 Lightning and
~. Cloudburst. S

Special To II The Times spatch,l a.
2U1NQL II. ], Jul u, Az eyare4 eltctIi-
aeaompanied By a cIoudburst, doing damage
near Observation-Disclosures. The lightning killed two
fine hogs. S3 Is setaoinhrdlunrd!s
Tho corn crop Is in very promising cbndi +
The wheat is being threshed and Yields a
better Quality y ana$ auhn''y 'nA'l "
~, RE spring Dat crop is the best for years.
II The hay crop is hardly an average one
III rhs aprie crop Is next to a failure. The few
That can be found are quite indifferent and
are fast falling of. There are more peaches
tina apples tree for tree, HS
The fertilizer agents have begun work. The
7carpenters are busy. Farm hands are hard
TO Get and ara dail " leaving for public works,
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especial 70 THE Times Dispatch)
ROANOKE, VA, July is.-M.ss sii,or
,c.orinno Neinis was married at hish noon
to-day at. tie residence Of her parents.
Mr.. / ana Mrs, Thomas Preston Neims,
near tins city, 70 MI ". 2. Watson !, b, q
more, Rey. G. w. Campbell pastor Of
the FIRST Presbyterian Church, Of this
city. officiating. MISS Kate Mcdaniel. Of
Bedford City, was maid OF honor, and
iN1lsses Madeline And Lucy Hlx. nieces
OF the bride. wero flower girls. The bride
Ii ono Of the most attractive and popular
young sIrls OF this section. Tho couple
left for Baltimore. M :s Il
Miss Elizabeth Nelrns. daughter OF Cap
tain ana Mrs. j.. u. Nelms formerly Of
Bedfotd, and Mr.. Charles Griffith Bush. q
prominent business man .of this city,
were married at high noon to-day at the
residence ~ the bride. REV. ] NJ .
Thomas, pastor OF Calvary Baptist
Church. officiating. Mrs. Hunter Boyd,
sister OF the, bride. was ff,Atron OF honor.
There were no other attendants. Tho
couple left for the Northern elites. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
.DELElGATE les GO
AWAY FURIOUS
Were Not Allowed to See the
Rresid en- Will. Resent
the Afront.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.) sis5s9
oyster BAY ]; N. L July 1s.@--M N. q,
Burke, Of Carbondnle. and Henry. Her
$scoyitz, OF Plymouth, Pa. delegates to-
the mining convention now II, sessions at
EPittston, Pa, came here today as q
committee from the gconvention5to present
Hto$President Roosevelt In person a set Of
resolutions requesting him to Investigate.
the. labor trou bles in Colorado 9. ~ 5i
4: The miners 81 convention wanted proof
positive that the President had seen
their resolutions. They, desired to learn
whether! he was personal ly re sponsiblei
for the lack OF action upon revi GUS $reSp-
slutions. When the two d legates arrived
In Oyster Bay they went direct to the
executive offices and in formed Secretary
Loeb st their mission. They read the
resolutions to him and told him q { their
instructions TO deliver them Into the
hands Of the President. He told them,
that President Roosevelt was TOO busy
arranging the details OF the comt1g'.
TO see then, but that 81; I they
would leave the RESOLUTIONS with him they
would bid turned over 10 the Presi dent
delegates called Mr.. Loeb ton
to Me4r{i ions, ereupon he fatty
refused permission to see resident Roose-
Welt, but told the delegates that IL they
wanted i to 40 so hey might N hunt TIP
Chairman telyou at the Manhattan
Hotel in New York and la the resolu-
3tlons .hefors5 u him. e
The dele alton. ind gnant at this treat
sment, 1T on the next train for Pittston,3
where they will report tosthe convention.
which Is still in session, 8 Before leaving
Mr. Burke ga ID: 4 HI D. s
ga q I'VE are not anarchists Or fanatics
we came to tho President with a message
from 225, 900 vot ers of Pennsylya MIA, and
ali ne asked was@t the privilege Of de-
sIivering the message and carrying out DIR
instructions. We had mo argument TO-
make and told secretary Loeb tn at we
would not take up two minutes Of thes
Presidents time consider our treat
Inlent al affronts o the labor unions
which sent us. 7 Oh will see wha t viii ! be
the result Of this ricldert on Pennsyl-
svania's Vote 4 8s:5 ysSs 81 WIS 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
JUMPED INTO .cIsTERN.
5A Young Lady From Amherst
Takes This Way of Ending Life.
(EtecIal to The Times- DispAtch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch
IPERA 3, July miss Marietta
iBrockmen, the only d aughter Of Mr.
Nat Brockmar, ! Of Amherst county, near
MI. & Moriah Church. committed suicide
near Charlottesville bp Jumping into a$cis-
tern. She was about twenty-ofle years
old. II 81 u. 81 53 q,
Niessrs. Robert Herlows ana Dudley HILL:
of Harrisburg, Pa, have recently visited
their old home, near Pleasarl t VI CIV, and
returned TO their present homes again.
IS Mrs. Giles Ogden died at her home II;
Lynthburk last week. after. a long III
ness, She was the daughter Of the late
Colonel John Dudley Da Wis, Who q lived
near Pedlar Mills and served the people
lof Am erst county for q long time g
4 leading magistrate Of the county up
to- t,is death. Mrs. oEd en- 8 remains were
brought to the old Davis burying ground
and Inferred, In the presence OF large.
assembly Of sorrowlng relatives and.
friends. MI st3 * Ef u q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
4 d. CHANGE FL. THE TRACK.
Plan TO Improve the Greensboro
r load Near Danville.
), st (, Tho Times.D ispa.

(Speci to The gsTlnleS.Dlspatcn.lS IN
AWHILE, v AZ JUL 4 2. The Dan
iyille Commercial Associate Is working
/. non Is proposst lion to chang the Green's
.horo road 30 that It will he on the right
hand or the Southern RailWay between 2
this city and stoktsland, u distance ~
five miles Al present there are llr' SIX Ks
33,..rrossinrsSI IL this distance. There will be
Interested III the movement with the as s.
socla tion, the city sot DanvilleS through
lis Council, tile Dan River 2owcr and and
Misunderstanding Company, the y House Rock 1l4t 4
Wheel Club. the members Of which have
to follow tho road across two crossings
"a reach tho club house. and the board
If county supervisors. The Southern
Railway Is also Interested In the project
astl,e elimination OF crossing vii 8elinil-,s
ria to the danger to life over the section
.rbie that the crossings will be limited
ia two, both of wiiicb will be cut Under
tho bed of the abroad. 81
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VIRGINIA. Il, 1, r EDITORS.
State Press Asso citation Meets at
BluA Ridge Springs "a

Especial 10 The Times Dispat ch)
BIZ yE RIDGE SPRING 10 a. IA y q 22.--
,ThiI Virginia Press Asso Ella ton hyefled
here to-day III annual session. Ing to
the slow arrival OF members assoc
lciat ton was not called ITO orde " TINS
afternoon. and the session wa !.
Congressman Carter GLASS, tnt3 Of
the association, presided Aft prayer
.by r., II. N Beazley. of South b Sec
ident announced the lowing commit
,Resolutions-W Nc Donald Lee, Irving
ton Citizen: T. H. Beazley Sduth, Boston
News; G o. Conner CLICK, F edericks-
burg Free LANCE and Star II. /. 81, 8.
Membership-Gs o. Green. CT fton 5ForEe
Review: c. D 81. d ha ok Ell. Newport News
Press IA q T. Rowe. Ere cksburg Free
b Finances-M Il. rison. Bedford DEM
.ocrat: ]. n. Lindsay. Chariot tesyille Pro
5gress: ~. wv. Lyon. g de SPRING. Journa l.
n RuleE-T z. c. "a Norton Stanton Specta-
tor; Z. b Lookabill, Roanoke Critic, ana
o. w. Eanes. z New Castle. Record a
After accepting 4 an 81 In yitation 70 WISH
the city 4 OF Roahoke On II 1'hnrsda -, the
q ksoc Iation adjourned until to-morroW
morning at 10 o clock. & Mr. Glass, much to
the regret Of a the members, was called
back 70. Lynohburg to-night on ACCOUNT Z, Z
OF the Illness OF his brother. Y Ice Pres.
dent Lewis of Staunto Tor. VIII preside at
.the&remaining sessions, us s8sss5 " ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
:W,',;,ARp,l:,IAlMAGES.
Churches Injured in FREQ ericks-
burg Employ G Counsel.
b q ! ,Thc ,t'imes.Dispatch

33lS Especial 10 The rimeE. Dispat ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. July i2-purn.
the civil War sayeral OF tho churches q Of
thIs city wore greatly 81 dana zed BY being
used NJ the Federal troops as hospitals and
purposes The church sason,'ties :.
n,rloysd Nj. Granville n, Swift as counsel,
Who represents the Baptist Church and ST.
Georges Episcopal B Church, and "a ne Il. 10 az
work now I on tho clalmb. 3s i$
There Ms no clue 10 thu party who muir
sdered the colored girl nea Summit In spot
isylvnniR county. a few n nj ghts ago. .Tha
officers are hard at work. and are still In
hopes OF locating the murderer z.
y Miss Mamie a. Dix daught er& o Major y w
r.. Xix, 81 this city. who has been Z 1or. sons
Exchange IN washlngto has been promoted
10 DO chief OF operators. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
I'M MEMORIAM.

4 On! Thou God !. Father gof the thfiil.
unto THY hands do we commit the spirit
OF THY n child, faithful wife. faithful.
mother, faithful friend .SA * W \.
4 Obi Christ, the Redeemer, recetv W. this
t,hy child, tue believer, true Ch ristiaii.33
without cant, without salf,-rlg tsousnesa.
without blgotrY. WITHOUT hypocFisys hut
whose. daily life showed her lofe, 1Alt
iyVord, 55H ~ hosoeyer bAlieYet h on Ne Atialls
be saved. & 4 oh cruct fied On y. receive her
sonl 6unto Thyself. !, I. =. &. Il!
+ on, Holy Spirit the sancti fled, ID n nose
spirit she walked always, We surrender 10
Thss her pure soul III fnl ASSURANCES .that
her place In the Heavenly Home viii ~
near the Great White ThronA
July q isA d It
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"A li7Tai a I e
DEATHS.

BURGrNl --pied, at the residence i or
q his sister. Mrs Cat Uterine VI. Frloki dol1
RreSk 1884 ss 'eIs s
iats christian ana Ann BirgiIiE. The
deceased 4 leavea three 5 sisters M rs:s
Tr r (, Z MFs 5Rs 1,c Bees of
81 AfTERN ION 1t S o'clock from Sacred
{ Heart Church. Friends and relatives are
4 requested to attend rhout further,
I notice. Interment In Fio llywood.
B Norfolk and Bal ttmore pa pers please % .
H copy. I'll y 8 5sSS
July at aat Y; 9Qy SI,.
CtiHsfARLEs ii. NJ AR n. In his twenty
4 1 Funeral era "a Dit s q, clock TODAY from
Pine Street Baptist Church Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Floor Paints, sIIss
Best Ready Mixed Paints,
vIaxsns, Floor ! va Z
s1r' 4 l'Isl ! ! fts'
TANNER PAIN AND OH ]! 90 J. !,
4l9 E. Main Street..
pf1ONB s1y 40 q.
PHONE $780,


ellis, one of tho oldest and most re
speoted oltiaens of the county diedy J. e. 2
d. short Illness, In his Gig ,arHt W. year;
oils served tllro the ciy,l VA a.
near this place. Is wit g a nd y several
Fl, Rebecoa Smith, re1ict Of tho late
William Smith. died & at her home neat
Mine Mondays At a ripe old age, !, ssy,
Il s Mrs. t is. Dun Dun ID Il, VII I'll Tfessufer
Duncan, Of this place. Her reriid Inns were s
lAd c ass T Nasfoyy a dsd e
near anlster Sunday II igh t, g tier y lln-sS
gering lness o. ssyeral 8, q. ehs
age. Her husband, four sons and TWO
,daus1ters survive her. \
Francis Elliott Walker.
Especial ia The Tiraes- Dispatc
Francis Elliott Wal ker, s W utl g son az "a ~
ana Mrs. n y O. Wal er, died At the home
of Its grandfather, Mr., Robert = yson, Il i IN
Falmouth, IA iff5 q z$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Fl EACH WINS A GAME. 4.
IStaunton Defeats Cherokees In
Afternoon, But Beaten at Night,

(speoiai to The Times lspatclAl
tor, tbass.bslf, team 'dsfs atsa tha ohsfokse
indiana here to-day by the score Of 9
Ia the slxtil ,innlhso when the indians lost
\ 'iBatterles: staunton-A ldhlsers and Lam
bert INDIAN Pfitpn, Charter and I'd,
T E Cherokee Indians defeated the
Stanton team tosniaht by fourteen /. to-
five, @. q. Marlin pitched tor the lrl-
dams and pr, 7, y, Bs Wll1ss Ter staurls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
IA Pitifula CaI,s:,e,.,, q

Editor OF The Tlfnes-Dtspatch: N
In Sundays Times. Dispatch vppeays
an article under the Above hha ding, ana
while 1t bears on its face a. sernblAhce
81 truth It IS III fact very riilAleadifs
and calculated to make q, false impress
slbti. VA .} u
living near Millboro Springs. and II y
true that his mother. died some years ago {.
that his wife died last spring, and that
ha nov has typhoid fever, but It ia not
true that he Is fatally III or has been
OnEthe other hand, llt has a mild attack.
and Is lat this writing Improving. and
no doubt ID entertained OF his final re-
icdyery. Neither Is 1t true that the att
Tending physician says he IS unable e
fis he has never. tried TO hire any one;
besides the patient does not reed % q
specia nurse. nor does lie want one.
So far, with the help OF his children.
he has been able to walt on himself ana
declines tot have a, nurse. Besides, the
white people 5Df the community visit him
daily and provide him with an abundance
of the best food. He Is not neglected
nor has lieE been lie Is worthy negro
and has the respectlo of all his white neigtt:
bors. and no III fears need be entertained
of HIS being neglected
v. Z Ii community has never been known
to- refuse to respond TO the call OF Inc
sick or theBreedy. !. !. ]. N;
Millborot Springs Va j uly nth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
ESCAPED Z LUNA.s'T]['.I]['cl: !,
Governor Pardons Man Perhaps
Uniustly8 Imprisoned.

8F,C3 overror Mon tA g1ie yesterday GRANTED
\ coIi ditiohai pardon to white man
named silas Martin formerly of Column
bis g., who was serving g term ct thir-tt
teen years FOR burglary In James \. CITY
it' The case il pathetic, ir1asmuch az Mar
tin was an escaped tlunAtic who was ,un-
dat. treatment IN the COLUMBUS asylul NJ
vas Committing crime when kins into
y pr. Earle D.. Gayer, Of the Columbus
asylum WAS ald toGk tne z nan sha ox
sernot for his release. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Scottsbuirr;g. /; Notes.

5ss5s (snecial to The n lines ID spAtchD gl
etIss psehiasnt the ls saaa
section OF the county hes sold MS farm and
nile from here. and will move here with ;hIs
S{stnIl y Very soon n III "a ~ @ ~
3 MI Alec Bustard sold Ills fine farm near
M Il No aunts, tlrs.l PilAxt rid Mrs. Brown
imoyed 10 the 3Blstard homestead IN this town
Esler1,, N. q, are spslidinG q few weeks WI ~
Miss sus o. the Aecompl tshed daughter o. Gap
Miriam, Hedkatt, q ttis place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
aChildren's Dav Exercises.

q 5spscta1 70 The Times. Dispatch
day exetrists were held at Walkers church,
desplte the heaxy rains The night before anu
high waters The church was crowded and
the exercises a success in every particular.
tho children doing their part admirably. The
pastor. Rev. g. b. Corner. made q short "a.
dress. The decorations were elaborate ard
pretty. a good collection was taken. a por-
lion OF which goes to the Methodist Orphanase
fund
Mr.. John Frye. ot PrAtts, Has purchased
the sparks's home here and expects to move
In the lat or September. HE daughter, Miss
sBettie Belle Frye will open n boarding school
there the coming session. go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
TO REMOVE FREQ ~ IS AM elseRIge
& NJ TIE DAY .sEg N, I 4. Il 5. 5sl

= sATIN ot.A IS n new discovery which HI solx
refunded In every case where III falls ID ret
move fTsskss liMet. ,sI r. s!,nA Hack
figuring eruptions Of The skin ia M tier al
how lSpg standing; Cures Ordinary eases "a
Ten co. aays e. and ths Worst ease
the skin VIII bes clear, soft, hea lihy sxd bssI-
tiful, No possible harn,. can result llbin ia
to- comply With our p green eitss no h fSfeF Ia
the comn.sreial Bark I, ayd y, !, !,
your drIsgst for Sat lpolaf &c 81 Nh 49, 81
II send us 800 In posta &c at mIs aud w. viii
send YOU q 500. package Of sHATINOIlAsE hy
9notlty V and ~ VII Promptly vslGra sess
money a I. =, ~,
NJ t.S ypasl6s 4SSn1 ~ IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
DAN pEU rF eau 81 s sY GERM.

"a New Discovery Nat 4 Ms the Germ
and Prev entsS Sadness,
Pretty nearly all the hair IFepar IA tons
fol dandrilff have some merit tn8 4 llaying
itching of the scalp. and I'M being q
fairly good dressing for TIL hair. but
there Is only one that recognizes what
nauses sdandrutf falling hair, ana bald
ness, and that dest roys the cause. a., tile
sern-and that e Newhro,s H,erpictdae.
it diEa lip the sea III into little white
scales. IJnless 1t IL dest there's no
permanent stopping of calling hair and
cure al dandrurf and badness. Newbro's
Herp.cide ikllsltl germ, 'pestroy the
cause, you rolnoVe' the effect.
Sold by leading druggists, Send 100. In
stamps for sample TO The sHerpiclde Co.
Detroit Mich. Owens and Minor psua
Co, Special AGENTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
1n;c,lin,ja:tion.

Il rhs Heiress. lis the Duke supposed 70 he
I'n asr F Il II told he wants ten mill
The IIeIress.- Pretty steep. 4. II, I.
4 Her Father Il we walt aWhile ne
". n Ne. Ye Winged Winds. s6pt: ?4th,
= There Is only one way TO make groWn-uni
peor,ie wise \ and that IA to let them be as
5fooiisK al they can. PUCK. 534fa2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
FIRE I'M TOP STORY 4
OF n, & W. BUILDlNG3

AHoKE, VA,,I July il, Fire was dii.
ie6y srsd i d bout s $50 tonight on tho NTH do6r
81 tic general office building OF the Norfolk
And Western, In tbs, auditor II depa rtment.
.Fha fire department responded promptly and
checked the fire. which started Ia some paper.
III ore much damage was done. The damage
Itoa the building II about II 900 TX. II NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
LYNcIIBURG WEDDING.
Miss Drema JAG son Becomes.
the Bride Of Mr.. Knox.
9apeclAt u The Tin1ek.piApAtch.l N

LYNcHBURd, Va, s. tily 81 --Mirs EDre-
ma g. Jackson, of Ashland. and NJ
ia mes Madison K nox, OF Boston. NJ g SIS
were married to-day at the country home
OF Mr. and Mrs. ] anes +. ,g og;ison. q &
College Place. .tiehr this city Z he cere,3
paxton. 81 fthis city. Tho BRIDE Is & the
daurhtef Fof tho late p Fl. Jackson, OF
Ashland. The presents were many and
Aand Mrs Knex T thev leaYils wiz
reside ia the future. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
VIRGINIA PHARMACISTS.
Annual Meeting Of State Alss 1850.
CATION at Newport News.

re- 3specialEto The Tln1es- o. spatch.5
MEMS, y July l2;--The. yir-
Euckroe beach this morning Tor Its twenty
third annual convention With about eighty
members present. fs8s 3 y sB 70 II
al the morning session, There are many
Visiting drugg!sti and anufacturerk' agents,
This afternoon reports Wers heard. II b
u The convention Will meet morning ana
svenng, daily. adjourning Thursday after
alectng officers, g tsSa IA q n N -
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~ " NJ
4 STORM IN NEW KENT.
Severe Lightning and a Heavy
Fall Of Rain.
pec!nl to Tha Times. Dibtatch.)

Especial TO Th4 Times. Dihratch.) Il si
RoXbURY.ss VA, 3 July IL. --AHot her sdvere
electric storm visited this section vest erday,
followed by heavy ia Of rain, la5
term Of Circuit Court for New Kent county;
there y much business for this term. y 49,
reportcd that many citizens viii petition
or two places. III 81 q. sst
& Many Who have signed tho petition naysrs
lsn liquor IN any form. e
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NO 5TsYPHOI SfEVER iiss
ATT Nj LBORO SPRINGS

(speetal to The Times Dispatch b SsS
as5 NJ l4yRO 10 SPRINGS. VA Jul ~ 1.-:
the issue q or your q pa per n at u vi Nth,
tatlng that there Is a case s0f typhoid
fever at IAi III boro Springs. sAqoh q stats,
9Iounqatio n. ~ @ a sSs
GEoRaE g, q RlFFiIIiJ u. p... sS .s
s Ss 3 Resi- dent hysi q Ian, sSgssI
a II tn MilbOrO SDriIlGs. SsVa..els
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13

S "A friend 81 cx-A Alderman John 81. King
said last nigh that before HIS term &of
ono year expired on L ] lily 3lst5s he would!
pay the fine OF 800 imposed upon him
In addition too his term. ia .
Mr.. King has had enough Of his lie
iii ijail, m said his friend. land there. is
no Question y that he will pa ~ the line:
before he submits toSfurther tirhe ssI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
Decision r rived.

The case OF the Union Stock YARDS
ssz|sR.s1i a saGaptss hsXHsSa g S6ss
Ilna ana Seaboard Air Line RAJ lroads,
Concerning the mat Of " nsfsrrinE
stock here. WAS heard w thA Corp rAt ton
Cotiihnlssloii yesterday ana the decision
of the Body tes6fYsdt ". t.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
ET,he Chcrokees Defeated.

jl..9 fs,pacial to The Tln1es,p IspatchD M 53l1
Due .ball team teated the chefpkst indians
here to-day by the 4oFe III t0 q sIhs game
,xas closely sontss!tsa VI ~ ths slHss inning
q batteries stauntp "A dhtsSf 4 and lambert.
sIadIans- Priton. Charter ssRd d.a 1sstk.
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Female Team, Beaten.

l3 Especial to The Times. 1Is,Atth,) ass II
& FRONT ROYAL, VA, July 12.--,rhe Warren
stars female team at baseball here to-day.
Saore ~ 10 D. 81 a55s i5 ss 3i5is Il
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The Two Sides

Arthur Meeker. Of Armour ana com-l
.psny, said tonight: III in.
1--WE consader the demand 81 the Union
for an advance IN wages Of tirisktlled
labor entirely funwarrantedp by Industrial
conditions. We could not cohcede itSand
proposed to submit the question to arbi--33
.tration, which the union declined to DO
and called q strike To-day at n all Our
plants. Every department = Kept run
ming, however, We s. have had Appllca-s
items from hundreds OF utiet11ployed men
for Positions At less wages than We 5iinye
teen paying. and every day expect to IN.
President Michael Donneily, the strike
leader, said: # s
i II wish to make Il clear that va are
rot fighting for an iiefease OF wages.
but again st a decrease, Our original de-
siahd WAS for a minimum Of twenty
cents an hour Tor laborers This de-
Inland was q rriended after on 1 second don-
ference with thsN packers IN June, We
then agreed to a scale OF Is ia cents an
hour except III Omaha ands Sioux CITY.
where the seals Ia 10 cents, The packers,
On the other hand refused to pay more
than II 10 cents an hour, and declined.
TO sign any agreements a. al except
with Il small proportion OF the workr1er.
Tho question Of wages to skilled men
was not discussed TO unsktlled work
men the average wage was 1s la cents,
but whom We asked that this be made
cents dnd 815 cents, Men could live on
Is cents II they got STEADY work, but
at some plants ttle man have been able
is Inaks lust thirteen hours a week at
sthis VA &c scale. They Gould not 1--we on
~ No 6tiA 6ould, =, rs }5a AS 80 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
BcHARGEDsW WITH MURDER.
Portsmouth Prisoners Wanted
in Pennsylvania.
= Associated Press,

IL ii NORFOLK, VA. July 12,-John#
3o'Brien ana Joseph Day, trannps,: arr
rested for shooting an officer IN the
Southern Railway yards at Primers
point several days ago. have been idenl-55
tilted al the men. wanted BY the Ian
caster county (Penrsyly authori-
ties FOR the rnurder OF an aged bridge
Keeper, JACOB Ressler The prisoners
have also been identified az the
rner, wanted In Ilchester, Md. for. burg
larry, "A telegram resolved ct Ports
mouth from lancaster this afternoon
stated that two officers With requisltio
papers from the 4 Governor 4 OF p insyl- 4
yaI,ia would arrive tornorfoR
HARRISBURG PA. July Ia Govern.
or Pennypacker to-da y issued q pequisir5
Stion ON the Governor OF Virginia for tn
extradition Of Nick Cal terS and Lew Fur
man, alleged tnurderers OF Samuel Ress-,
.ier, the alleged tollkeepe i, net Gordon
VILE ancaster coun ty, " Carter and Fur
man are under arrest at Portsmouth Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
sShrir,ers Leave.

HI A large delegation Of shriners from
iAcca Temple left on U special train Az 9
city toiattend the meeting OF the shrin-
The sessions VIII run for four days, The
Richmond Hlriiers Will Hold open house
and expect to have a big time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
price-.MilieI,ri...,s. ID,

PULASKI, AZ AZ, July 3. ~ ii. Wi lam
r. Price. promin ent minis ter Of BITS
toll ana Miss emile Mile Of his cdun;{
John H dlendy In this county to-da y vi