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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
FREDERICKSBURG NEWS: rs.
New Past for Battlef field
n l,I,,.r !, tst ssgss
Battlefield
(speclaI 70 The Times Dispatch.)8

f (SpeCidAt I'D Inc ~ IitleS-1llspdtS
FREDERICKSBURG, " Al, Au gust ,--,
Rev g. H Temple NJ & .Fa nq III r cou I
~, has accepted the call as pastor 30
historic Salem Ba ptist Church, Spotsyl-
$yania county. four miles from lis city.
lround which were some OF the flercest
battles fought during the Civil Wa
II Alexander Rose rs q & coll red man sixty,
years of age, was & XII led by II ghtning u
lew days aEo. 85 VIII, le ii landing in 4 tbs
porch OF Mr., IL. u, Burruss's store, e 4
sRuther Glen. Car line& our,ty,a during tho
iprogress OF an cleo triral storm. Y.
An organsis the subject Of 'consid erab BILE
litigation Il In q, ca Sc In Sta ford county
.stituted Saet!on II sdetinue toreeoyeF, pos
session Of "a NJ organ from. Robert 81
Payne, OF Falmouth who hey claimed
detained I'll unla wfully. he trial result
ed In favor OF this Cable Company y. Payne
then del aimed the organ for rent, but the
Gable II Compa ny & gave q q bond a nd the
ca SCI will come UP In the Clhcuit Court
sss "A protracted meeting Is In progress at
.Pamunkey Baptist Church, IN Orange
county - which the aslor, Rev w !.
Decker Is assisted by 4; Rev. Dr. u B..
Hawthorne, y Of Is r richmond, and 4: r ev, r.
A. liams, Of this CT ty,
la ldge u i, D. q Mason. OF Stafford Circuit
Court, has sappoin ted DIR W r. ~ Payne.
DEM, III, Tat and DR. Il, T. Jett, to com
pose he Boar Of Fl ealth Of I Stafford
county,
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FRONT ROYAL
HORSE SHOW
Large Crowd and Dxcellent
Exhibits in the
Ring.
.Yxcsllen1t.

Special to The Times Dispatch)
FRONT ROYAL, "A, August Tie
second day OF the Front Royal Horse
Show and steen1echase Association to-
day was q great SUCCESS. The largest
crowd IN the history Of the association
witnessed the performances. There were
q few ugly spills, but no serious accl-
denta. Summaries:
Jumping classes four years old--Frorest
Queen. H: M Luttrell, first Eagle, +. q NJ
Luttrell. second \; Dazzle q. w chancel q
lor, third. 4
Combination harness and ddle-Red:
Light, Logan Gibson, first !: Dazzle, 81
Chancellor, second /; Mrs Turner, Charles
Mulllken. t,lrd. Il vi n
10 Single 81 harness. high I L steppers-Extr
N. vs.. c. Yves " first, Munney DR.
&! ~. b Harrison. second; Bounce MISS
sybil S. Bur~ell. third.
IN TIatSrace--60O yards. In heats-AicAddte,
Il. B. Robertson, first Lady! II. Byrd
Fletcher second Sis II 2 Tau,lelle.
third.
Park sad die open 10 all R obin Adair,l
Mira Blair hnson, first; BED Light
Logan Gibson, second q Income Charles
afuleken. Il third
Ladie harness horses Archer, g ~
Smith and Brother, first; Extra News
K. e. West second y; Lord 8 ia ford. 81. al
West, third ssss
Pair# hunters Red Raven and mate
Roger Brothers, first; Grey Eagle y and
81 " Spades, ndsay second .o1n4r! 4
Grey Eagle and Grey Run, e e xood,
third .s84
h Sporting tand enc ueen Of Y Diam onds.5
Perfect or, y j Ohm 7. Linz say. first; Blank
Mate, Rogers Brother 4. second 81; Extra
News. mate C.s O. Vest third
Handicap jump Grey Pa gle D. Hail,
SJr.. first: Forest Queen II. N. $Luttrell,
second 4; Cash, g {. hlcG innin. third
HIgf, jump Lady Belle, "a Ii. s.. Fulton
first; NJ asterplece. G, N pore. second "a Nj.
Mac, Leethton Stables, third
Lad les nters--A Tchl Shit Blair q ohnri
son; first /: Bust ter Brown. N 4s8s =.
sWarth hen, second Pied a F: Raven, Roger
Brothers third q.
III Hunt tean-Pine Hill Hunt Club. first |;
Blue Ridge Hunt Club. SECOND
81 Farmer fiat ace-oAe aile-lllr ~
IS! jacobs. first venus; BIZ ROB-
ertson: second 4 Belle, y. r: Grihth. thlrd
n Hunters. steeple chase-M ontrip Rich
ard Waliock, first ;ss Son Of Erin II ~ -
Dulaney. second Waice, Portne q:
crs, third Avs
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Personals and Briefs.

Isl MISS Gertrude Evans. OF ~ o. 90 East
Leigh Street, has gone to visit friends IN
'l SaIsses 80 Dora and Cecil Mallory, OF pa
teysburg, passed through tie city last:
3niRht en- route for the Natural Bridge
Where they will spend some time Wild
MN M q. Newman left Tuesday for ST.
Louis. where he WI spend. several weeks
B Miss Nlayme Dickinson, who ts visiting
MICS Aubel. az Bal timore, Will soon re urn!
ana Visit st, Louis. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Annie pl lex nso on,
Mr., Forest eferage lef 4 esday for!
the NxpostloE, where he VIII spend soHeI
D Mrs. Mrs, Eugene M. Pollard aud Miss Lulu
Pollard have rHturned from. 4 mella coun-
sty. where they we're sic Suest pf MIS-
8 MISS stsliassW u. Pollard is spending the
mpnth of August In Bla Gksburg. Va
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a Stren:u,ocluI Candidate.

(SpeClAI TO
GREENSBORO N .sss G. August u. III
Candidate Glenn Is q. mover RI ght. On,
wednesday he was king to an $au--
dence OF five thousand peolae IN Meek 4 X
lenburc county; the next day. =, reached
Winton, away al own gs ii, b Berue county,
travelling ali hit via Stuff dix Va, and
filling his ointment to the minute
He had a. large, sympathetic and enthu-.
isiastic audi Hence. but was ha ndicapped.
as on the day before by rain, only the;
rain il The ca st M terri ic down
rife downpour .gsa VI.
~ Back in Greehsboro before breakfa
this morning, shows how strenuous he
Fis,S and how good airoad sctled nles must
sbe ~ one who kno VS. how TO use Sc them
to &adrantag &c. N.
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Married Sixty Years.

IA (Special 70 The Times Dlspatch.) b
LEXINGTON v Al, Il August 1.-THE
Rev. James Addison Waddell, ?. D.,
LII. D., and his wife we're the recipients
OF the congratulations Of friends last
Sunday. the occasion being the sixtielh
anniversary Of tn cir M arr ce. 85 hey
we're married In Richmond August Z,
1874. Al,
S2 Mrs. R Wad ell was Miss Susan Gordon,
OF that city. DR.. Waddell as now eighty
seven Z years OF a ge and his wife is
eighty. s3 sss .$.z. ss. III
They, are spending the closing years
Of their life In Lexington DR.. Waddeli
was at. one time principal Of Ann Smith
Academy Of Licking ton. 81 ss5f5s
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ANO1'HER.'S SIDE:
TO The STORY
Mrs. Mary McC Cam Also Wrote
Letters to Rev. Harry
Mcknight. "a
ASKED FOR HIS PHOTOGRAPH 4
a Night Force at Work on the
Lake Submarine Boats at
Newport News.
~ lI7'l,5I., 4
Especial 10 The Times.p lspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
JEy,po RT Nj Ws, VA August u. ---9
The Rev. Harry Mcknight the veteran
at the National soldiers Home, who has
been making violent love through the
mails to Miss Mary McCann, the pretty
IRISH nurse who istingulshed herself by
srescuing SIX pLople from the burning
steamer General slocum, continues to be
indignant because the newspapers have
}publishcd only one side OF the affair. He
tnlked OF entering damage suit against
several ia pers, and held various consulta-
tons with an attorney, but has mover
taken action Now he has decided TO give
The other side lor the .'ronanco as he
is pleascl TO term 1t. s' : 81, 81
IS He exhibits his first letter from Miss
Mccnnn, and says that he Is prepared to
furnish eleven more * one will not prove
Following Is a copy OF the first letter.:
e.. New Y rk. N. !. Z,
II ,aE5 Riverside Hospital,
s IA ~ North Brothers Island
h Ny Lear MI. \ McKnig til received
your etterA offering me your hand and
heart. 81 81 win give me credit for not
jumping al your offer without seeing!
5yo,l ana cultiyatinE your acquaintance,
Tor d ter we see ca eli other We may not!
IKE ono np Smother. r do no ike the bust
ness d, arrangement 81 getting married and
would IKE our. courtship to have a5 touch
sof i onlal,ce. g8 Il. would love to see your.
n1,oto graph. II YOU will send me yours
81 VIII Send YOU n, me. III depend s upon.
your peraonn1 appearanceS and 4, cIrcum-
stances whether 81 consent to marry you.
81 have no plans sc my own. i as [ not
81 "a Tor -FOUR prospects Z. I work at house
5keenfnrr = 81 any liz 4 s work like that i
am stopping here for a short time Please
Swrt IA as soon az you receive my letter,
~ AZ ,ot forget IA I'd YOUR pho to-.
FRA iii. = nd 4 vii send vol, SInine.
ours eyer,
MARY II CAM.
r iverside Hospital. yNard M. II, scar
Ia Il ever ward NORTH Brotfiers,E Island:
Si'5 RRoKE HIS JAWBON =. {
"a toard 8 q police commits stoners VIII
hold 4 igneoial ne NJ one dayjnext week
IL inycri,eate charges preferred 4 against
/ pa roman Hank; Smith 81 acting Chief:
sc5 SO Gu fford The principal illness in;
Are "a 81 viii r. Geo. Mcouilken, q young
ma = eaar loved in the government depart
Z, NJ Il ina shinvard Office who now lies
III tr ~ 4poca with
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i q, few days since,
IThe HarpE.e!r Ranklr:uptcl;,y Case.
8(spsctIala to The Tlmes-plspatch,

(spsclala TO- The TlNles- nlspateh,)N 95, y, {
& BRISTOL v A.. ugust The tban kruptey
are are iroy, 7manufa ctulsF. was taken W III tho
Federal Court at Big Stone Gap this we sk
before Referee David sa 10y. q nrlst9l.
case WAS diourned 10 clncinnat q d 70 ps COM
pleted at "a later dnte. ,si
his .iiabilities at nearly a million dollars,
While the petition states that hlA assets con-
STATS Of nothing except elo lthlnS. valued %
asyT;ht a fact that Harper went Into bankruptcy
at the time he die. was ~ great surprlsr 70
The peonle o. Bis stone GAP ~ ana thToNghpat
Iron 81 Ymnanulact nring business. AZ Big Stone
GAP. and IN to The tlpG the pstitlo var
filed the once ct t H elsE ~ 9s me federal
posSd ia hs "a mil innalre With no In dehtadness
that ne could not meet Prompt = Dill
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yhIle there she Will be the guest Of Miss


While there she will be the guest OF Miss
"a Among the ladies' who came here last q
week wlthsthe visiting eng GERS was the y
and mplislled daughter !, q 9 !
the sheriff Of Ia Sal lie count MISS
@Catharlnei Morrissey. She ma de. q best @
friends and admir- ers while IN RichnlonfG!
Z The many friends OF Rev. Harry 9:
Dunn, OF Oaklyn, N. ~, but formerly oI
this city, will be pleased oshears he u con-
Fvalescing after his recent illness,
Mrs T., q, Glsse lhrecht and CHI drenS are a
spending the summer at Iiard ware, on lHs
James River division, ~ ii99 III
Mr., w n, Tinsley, treasurer ct Ale lh :
sAAInditor 81 Public Account Yesterday.
Judge II. w. Sims and Mrs, Sims, Of
Louisville. are In the city as guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Il w. !. II looro, b,
z Mrs. s., IN White who has been VISIT
Mrs, G, "A, IIanlSins, has returned to her
4 home In Iyypchhurg. .ss 81 z q,
Il Miss Laurie Dean. Of Norfolk ls visiting
Miss Annie Hanklns, Of No, Dos W. cary
4 Miss Miss Bessie Carter left yesterday after.
noon for Norfolk. Where she VIII spend
Il Miss Rosa Allen. who hns been spending
several weeks a 4 OceanS View, has return,
ed to her home, No. slO East Broad
Street. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
STREETS in
PETERSBURG.
Seventy Thousand i, Sight for
Railways and Side :s
walks. AZ
souTAALL AND II,!t' YA 4. Il u.
Ladies Memorial Association
Making an Effort to Secure
Memorials from All States.
B(gpecInl Is Tho Times. Dlspat chs1ii

n ~ Especial TO Tho Times. Dispat ch.) "a
PETERSBURG, VA, dglst u. The
Finance COMMITTEES III the Common
& Council has. in sigh s7o, 900 which It pro-
poses to spend on the Improve Of
the, sidewalks and roadways Of Peters
burg. provided that the Common coun--}.
ell will authorize 4 1t to do 30.
The plan of the Finance Committee
ana OF the Public Improvement Com
b mittee Is to appropriate $4,000 for Inn:
1 proyement OF road ways under the scheme
to be reported by those two committees
\ at the next meeting OF the X Council
whereby the property pwners are to pay.
i seventy-fiycs cents q running foot for the
n Improvement OF rondways. The sun, Of
s $50, 900 viii be appropriated for tho I'M
provernent OF sidewalks. with the provl-3
sion that property holders pa " thirty.
three and otle-third cents q running foot
OF the fron,a &c. What action the Coun-
ell will take upon the matter cannot be
g predicted. az e e ss
r 1T Is reported on good authority that an
4 independent cigar factory will soon \ be
4 bull here. i853 ~ 3
Z soUTHALIss al D tYARRELI1a.3
Congressman Il. g. sosthal and Judge;
II. y. Yarrell, candidates for the Demo
4 cratic nominal ton FOR Congress q In the
Il Fourth District. will hold sa . Joint debate
8 ct Dinwlddiel courthouse next Nj nday, II
whichSis courtd ay$ In that count IS &
as9 The county school v board Of p lie;
were lnfssssion to-day.
There are over eighty public schools
L Id the count y, vi ichf has recent " raised
Its tax Il levy for schools from twenty
to thirty cents, Wit a, views Of improving
s Its school ystem. and 81 giving larger
II school sessions: III 3;2
NJ EAIOR1AL$ WINDOW D nj
IAN The Ladies' Memorial q Association held,
"a meeting yestcrda y evening at he hall
\ OF the Az p. II III Camp ~ Conf crate
Veterans sf IN
The asssociat lion "a ppoir,ted two special
committees to Frcpare q circular letter
II 10 those States In the South which have
not yet placed ss Gonfed erate memorial
swlndo ws In old Blandtord Church q and to
& provide temporary wind lows for use until
the rnemorlaI windows are read 5.
The conami tee. 70 prepare the circular
letter is composed of the flowing lad dies:
4 Mira. Shelton Shieves. Mrs. Indie Gray
and Mrs Grace. SEorFiack. Isl s5 s,5fi IS.
a SssII! The Tlnd ow Committee consists Of
ysirs Shelton Chieyea.. N II. WI liam
Rsasley, Irs- II. I'.B Y Bar ham. q nd N Mrs.3
U Nays. II IN III
The Petersburg chapt ter Of the Daugh-s
h tiers Of the Confed eracy, and the ELadies'
Memorial Associate are rapid con y
verting old Bland ford Church I'M ia Con-
sfederate memorial chapel, and through
II their efforts several southern States ties
y have erected beautiful memorial win
d dowB and I he Interior Of the historic
4 church has been great beautif lied. is5
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DESTRUCTIVE RAINS. Sl5
Bridges and Fences Washed
AWav and Roads Damaged.

4 (sneclal to The Tlmes,p ispa teh.)
GLADEsBo Al, August q The sha (.
est rains that ever visit Ga this8 gaTs OF u tho
roads are washed away 20 badly that II IS
nearly trsiys ~ Wera
away, The damage will soot UP & thousands
Mrs' w h.. INT Is very sick at this writing,
Her condition rs so critical that there is no
MRS Mrs. Il y " II. Dickens fell few days s,nes
nm Mr. osf f. F s x MI Airy. mas
bought the Kinzer mills at this place and
Nh" move his family here shortly, also Mr..
Jesse Peele, OF Mt a Try, has located here
The crops Of this nelghboyhood are the best
for years, but there Ia no fruit. a Il. X N
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~" 1.-THE 81 Dung Il Man z

z Tomorrow afternoon at a:s0 o'clock az
the central YIN. g, A.! there erA be four
fqugminsse aUo II Rsmmss
sspelgel, The theme for I hs four VII pc
SVihs Young Mar. ,,5s M \. w ellis. of
the American Guild, VIII sneak on III =, tbs
;peaSe and Ohio 4 IRA ilway on q III lis Imagi,,
inationn; Mr.. w. r. Walker assistant
State secretary OF the Virginia " n n q,
Ak. on His Money, ana Mr.; -, =. !, y Y.
Treasurer Of yirginla, will speak on W is
Ideals ~ li IA g ~ 5t5 III
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Wife Had Him Arrested.
a George Anderson feeloredl was yesters
lay arrested on the charge OF eursing md
hi,a It, a his wi ia s etf

Every hottie warranted, but not one re-
turned, is the report regarding DR.. Seth
Arnold S Ealsanl the hest silIslplsr Rem
3edy) from a large number OF dluggtstsi
In the South, This Ralsam 40 warrant
ed 10 you Sby yyillia r. Partsp, w. W.
Richardson's drug store. TO nlpson's drus
store. John Bauer,- n
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;Wvt11eville S Oldest Citizen:

as Especial To- The Times Dispatiett
WYTHEVILLE,SN ~ &; \, august I: Henry
Zinmernnan the resd ant 81 4 s:
Vile, died this The an MIN st
third year OF HIS = was porn . u
ithis 1nei ghborhood and had reside hel e
;allahis life His wife survives him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Sunday School Convention

I'll LYNc HRuR q. Al, AWuguaf ia "a eall
was issued to-day by q gorge W. skis.
chairman Of the OK ecut i've committee OF
the Virginia Sunday School Association
for the State Convention TO be held here
October 8r5, IKE ss u III M. n
IL IL lA large number Of local 8comlnlt teesiwill
4 SO to work a 7 once and arrange gori33s
large attend anc " ss NJ
u The last ST tey convention was held at
Petersburg IN arch, 1909. AZ ssiIfls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
49, Great Demand.

II i,rha{ demand 81 for ,Chamb erlain'ss Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy here has
sbeeng 40 great that 4 have scarcely been.
able 70 keep IL In stock. Z has cured I
cases Of dysentery here " hen all other
remedies failed Frank Jones, PlkeYtlle,,l
Ind. This remedy Isl for ale3 by all drug y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
Band Concert ], Earlier. 3.

The concert Of Iardella's Band at the,
Reservoir this n ftegnoon Will tai nj ace
iron, h to- n o,clock, hal an hour earlier
than usual /, owing to the shor ming days
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Sic 900 0UND -STlRlP 600 90
TO = 4 E
81 WOR Ids FAIR I. ,OUl 4.

EVIA,69 NORFOLk8A NDs5VV EEH t1SsEA NJ.
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
Tuesday during the months of Az gust,
8September and october. limited 70 ten
n eIeS To- iiifteena days. 12lbo; sixty days
40. Oo:5 season ticket, $500 T hese tickets
viii allow 5stopover at Summer Resorts
ihetween Bed ford and B I'D within
final limit Of ticket, Two fast yestlbuled
trains, With through Pullman sleepsrs.
IA rlor 4 ana dining cars 81 descriptive
lmutter az the Norld' 5 Fair and further 81
irlo,rrrnau ion appl " at companys Office stII
5Sss Fast Main Street.
INC I'M, \ Il ssSyAGNER.5 G. II, BosLEY
& city pass. Agent Dist ia 81: "a ent']s
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BRurn1Ls-Colbert.

n SO Special 70 The IITneS- plepatch.I e
4 BOYDTt3N. IA, q August y. "a mar
riage, took place here yesterday aks the
Hotel Southern. The bride was hIias
Willie Ethel Colbert, Of near Haaker.
iDrapersyllIe, The Rev. n. II. Baptist. az
the Baptist Church. ott,ctat ted, The bappyi
couple returned to the home Of The hgidA
after the ceremony, q III ss & ssi sss
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Not Getting + ether.
Personals and Briefs. 53
Nfarl r. Il, loyd LEI Visiting In Rock

MI W 4170y = - ~
Rev, Robert i, Lumpkin returned yes.
to-day from assisting In protraated nest
Eings In Caroline county, =
n professor Walter Holt, formerly Of this
city and now OF Was lDgton, y, O. ~
visiting friends and rela lives IN this Oh
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Misses Marie and Eilmis Iiartunx hGvG1
returned from ST. l.oul s.. sSss (, !.
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N, rlor# ana dining cars. For desc lpttye
ma ter az the World Fair ana Efur ~
iinTormja, ion 4 apply at ScomPany's Office
5Sss Fast Main Street.
inc. r. WAGNER. g., II. Bo lo1ssl.l i
city Pass. Agent, Dis. i'a 90 GENT
n MANS REAso Ns--sEcA U.S. 4, G,
The uGople go on the pop wa (, t!loy Z
excursion every Sunday to NO ocean
View and glnia Beach .ior No1iss''As
reasons because ~.
i37 ~ = eiyes them one hour long GER with
gtheirffriends In Norfolk, and IN rec shouFs
longer d the beach than any OF er route
iS8It'st the quickest, best q nd OBJ A11
rail rout ~ to the socean y (
ss' IA change OF cars between Richmonlde,
norfolk and Virginia I3ea en-. ~ 8. .Ss
y 'omly' one change Of cars IN Y going -
oceau and that y I, ma a1 90 40 y ne
IA sand walks y the not sun q ferry
rides. :, 4 RI 81 4 4, =
every Sunday at 8: 80 Al ~ ana az aEttYs
home at bedtime, 10 =. NJ 81 ss 5
a. CON s az IS o MALI N g CONDUCTED
exc y Rsi IN TO
LYN oHRu Ra ND aR oAMokE,
,,,A NJ lf,,,.nFoL AN p WE STE RN sFlNsY,
sTTIHIR,EEspAYs I'M 4 a E N, Y y TAI Y Ns,l
spe clal fast trail WI leave, Byrd Street
an .t tian. 1910 noon, Friday August l9th.
s stssa.,,.,y only at Lynch burg, Bedford
clty. slontyale. Hlgs lage s ana R 3 g
leay 90 ,,a !s Ivy
t stonsI 4 mus allowing three avs In the
srlclintAt ~ -
w III sso ma tylp will be only "a to
i ,ynchbnr1 h ma n 10 all other points
IA med. cisilareR nnds " years old half
RIM NJ ~ llNy(olk and Western Rail-
way oas panYk ana Will he given spe-
GA ca 4 tent an senta tlyes. ,,S
For. fnll part llNleRrs a p'ply e \ Ohm T.
WaRnSr. 4 ciiyI IN III Gpr a gent, SSS East
Man GtvS1t IL ~, steele, ticket agent,
Byss asr q sss 'se' &; NJ. RosIEY,
x)astIic E'a IN ger Agent.
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eurnett,s Extract OF Vanilla I'LL
IN purity and strength pre-enllne
Isuperior. ady.'s IS ~ ~ I'is ) ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13

m IN l5llg 81 III. 6CJHLEY,
! tlyct Passer' ger Agent.
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Horses Fast Record.

Della robson, q colored woman Of darts
ginger-bread color, Of TWenty-sec ond5
Street, left her home lyesterd day morning
at 6 q clock and has not 4! been heard of
since. Gus Fobson.3 sband of the 8wo-i
man, brought the report to Officer Smith
al the police station, The woman has
been complaining Of bad health for sonle5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-07
lRoQuoIS INQUIRY.
Management Admits Proper preoau-
 t1ons Were Not Taken.

Arrangement Admits Proper Preoau-
 t1ons Were Not Taken.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--By their own evil dence given before Monroe Fulkerson, who is conducting the fire department investigation into the Iroquois theater horror, the proprietors of the theater showed that worse condition of af- fairs existed than had heretofore been thought possible.
 Will J. Davis, Harry J. Powers and Thomas J. Noonan, active managers of the Lroquois theater, were examined by Mir. Fulkerson yesterday. All of them pleaded ignorance of any preeau. tions taken to prevent loss of life by fire at their theater
 They admitted failure to instruct employees in fighting fire and failure even to provide suitable appliances for use against flames. Their statements were corroborated by the testimony of twenty employees of the theater, none of whom had ever been told his duty in case of fire s3t,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-07
HAzELToN's DISAPPEARANCE.
American Supposed to Have Met
 Foul Play Tn French Capital.

American Supposed to Have Met
 Foul Play Tn French Capital.
 PARIS, Jan. 7.--H. Hazelton, who registered at the Hotel de pAthenee as from St. Louis, but whose relatives live in New York, has been missing since Dec. 20. His hat, hotel key and hotel bill were found on the bank of the Seine, but the police have dragged the Seine, thus far without finding the body, and have also instituted a search for the missing man in this city, but no trace of Hazelton has been found.
 At the Hotel de pAthenee it was said that no reason was known for the mans disappearance. Hazelton at the time he dropped out of sight was known to have in his pocket a letter of credit for large amount. The hotel people are inclined to the belief that Hazelton was murdered and that his body was thrown into the Seine
 Hazeiton has dealt in laces and fine fabrics for a number of years in St, Louis, and it is his custom to go abroad annually to secure stock for the spring trade. He went to Paris a month ago, and his family received letters from him regularly until two weeks ago. Anxiety because of his silence led his wife to send cablegram to his ad- dress in Paris, but no reply has been received.