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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

years years. feet LIZ inches in height
and los pounds in weight; IL over 10.
feet inches in height and Ito pounds
in weight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

OLIVER SPRINGS,
Great elevation: cool nights; no ma
laria; no mosquitoes: mineral springs.
New hotel with all conveniencss. electric
lights elevator. etc. Splendid orchestra
write for booklet, etc. to N. +. powell,
Oliver Springs, Anderson County, Tenn.
tu-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05
COOL-REFRESHI
w A ID K E S n a

Combines the Joys of Boating. Bathing.
Fishing and all outdoor pleasures with
its health giving waters, splendid society
and First class Hotels Prices to suit all
purses Our booklet. Beauty of wauke-
sha'' is free for the asking. Write now.
w. r.. FRAME, See'y, I2 Bank Bldg, Wau-
kesha, Wis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

The sunshine fell brilliantly upon
the sea. kissing the waves that ihsheu
the base of Fishermans POINT ih'o n
"a NJ diamonds. Above. the sky
orcbed n blue canopy. The air, tenn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05
The Ou.e OF the Mountains

Porter Springs Lumpkih County. Ga. Al
mail Southern Bell telephone. For book
let address Casper L. Whitner, Porter
Springs. Of II. p. Farrow. Gainesville, Ga
tu-thu-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05
nCEELlIH
IS
GAINED

The Story Of q
great deal Of thu
unhappiness Of
women isa story
Of lost health.
Women wonder
how Il 10 that
little by little
the form loses
plumpness. the
cheeks crow hol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

CAPE MAY, n. j. The old time favorite
of the South. Stockton Hotel Facing the
ocean Built for air and GOODNESS; $50
feet of corridors: 10 feet wide on every
floor High ceilings. large windows.
thoroughly modernized and furnished. Cui-
sine a special feature. Particular attention
TO fresh sea food and oysters. Concerts in
New Cafe and Japanese Garden. Dancing
evenings in Ball room Rates 81 so per day
and up European plan 81 90 and upward.
Special rates by week. Send for folder ii.
NJ. Cake.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

The ParIOr Market Will close today
between the hours OF II and 4.
1t. The ParlOr Market Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

From points of the Mississippi and South of the Ohio
and Potomac rivers, June 20, IT. 49, July H. ~
18 and as 1904 with final limit of days from
date of sale Extension of final limit September 3o 1904
obtained by depostng tickets with Special Agent
chase and upon payment of fee of fifty cents at time Of
deposit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05
TaIladega Springs.

This famous resort, popular with Ala
bama people. is now ready to receive Sum-
mer guests. No malaria, mosquitoes.
Terms reasonable. Address J. NJ. HEN
bricks, Proprietor. Talladega Springs.
Ala 6Ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

During the night a sail boat drifted
uron the mud banks where fishermen
found it, In the bottom was the dead
body of man.
Heart disease" pronounced the
learned coroner. solemnly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

Here's to Love that Is true,
Here is to Honor that's real.
Love and Honor and YOU
A trinity"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-05

SOLD throughout the world: cutlcun Resolyent, Sc
I'm form OF Chocolate Coated Pls, 95e per vial Of e0
Oinfmsnt &c, Soap. 8e- Depotst London, Charter
houas So rarh. Rue De Ia Peiz, Boson la Columbus
Ave Potter Drug sad Cham. Corp, Sole Proprietons
- send sSg "Hsw 10 Care Every HumOHr.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
LEXINGTON, VA.

LEXINGTON, VA. Jan. 23,7The Coti i
.lur Club, Of Washington and Lee IN
versity, gave an interesting dance M i,,st
dav evening in the gymnasium, the iir ST
hon hob of the new year. The chaperon9e3s
we're Miss Annie White. Mrs. >, l.. D.
Walker. Mrs. Jas. Lewis Howe, ana MIS-
Among the dancers were Miss Bust Bust
with Mr.. Thomas. Miss Martha Moo IRE
with Mr.. snead. Miss White WIN MT MI
c,anerton, Miss Margaret Lee with Mr.
Iden, Miss Rodgers with Mr. Hun as !
MISS Dunlap with Mr.. Wilson, Miss Jean
The stays were Messrs. Burks. Steves'
Rjedsoe Masterson, Hebbie, Pipes. Naiie.
Vertner, Duncan and Baker. and CaptaI at
Cabell, Garter, and stockdell and Ca se,.
Mnhone, Crowdus. Dawley, Orme, John.
son. and other members OF me his'
c' NJ and Mrs. ]. A. Parker, Of Rapinc
.kockbrldge county have issued invita'
lions to the marriage of their daught9rr
Miss Lenora Christian, to Mr.. Y. -. -
Shultz. Of Staunton. The ceremony WI WI
take place at the home OF the pr'a Is
Wednesday,, January q. at 10 O'CLOCK II
the morning. A,+onio
Texas. Is visiting his father.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
LOUISE
and HER TEMPER { Fl
Gives Porters and Officials at
Railway Station a Bad
Half Hour.

fspecial Cable to The Times ispatcA.)
LONDON, Jan. o3.-1n society king Iu-
ward is noted for plactdIty Of temper
His sister Princess Louise. Duchess OF
Argyll, however, Is celebrated FOR her
displays OF temper, not always confined lIp
to the secluslon Of her apartments N
1<ensington Palace. Wednesday, the Prin-
cesa gave everybody at Paddington} STA, ,
tion. from officials to porters. pao
quarter Of an hour, The lSins. Gueeh
and their daughter We're gol|lg 20 tFo e.
more to attend a memorial serves tor
Queen Victoria, The royal carrlage was
attached to an ordinary train. me fEtn,
cess, with her husband, the Duke, arriw p..
half an hour before the train startea, me
Princess wanted to enter the royal caI.
r,aae. The officials conveniently cou!an =
find the key to the door, because y y
not etiquette for anybody to enIer ,r tMa
royal carriage without an lnVlta11oit lto'.'
the King. The Princess became 1na.slan ~,
and gave officials. porters ana .tluhheys
a niece OF her mind, regardless - y
crowd. The Duke tried yalnlygto assua ~
var grief at being unable TO enter me
rovai CARRIAGE, and declining to remain
~ tha royaI waiting room until the Nlng
anr,wnd fhe Princess Indignantly jumped
tnta an ordinary carriage and renamed
Until the train started she n'a ,o t,ui
emerge when the KING ana the tosA'
family arrived. ,Sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
ICE BRE 4 ! .! \, 81 "
Fredericksburg Will Soon Have
Steamer Service Again.
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jan. %
The heavy ice on the Rappahannock
River c5mmenced to break up9to-day and
Is being carried down the current, which
has swollen from the heavy rains Of
yesterday and last night. A steamer OF
the Weems Line started out from Bal
timore Friday night and Is expected to
arrive here tonight or early tomorrow
morning. This will be the first steamer
at this port for three weeks.
Great interest Is felt here in the ap-
proa aching election for mayor and City
Council. Mayor M. G.. Willis has an
uounced that te will not be a candi-
dato for reelection, and Colonel e. D.
Cole, who has been prominently mem
toned as probable candidate, says
he will not contest for the office 9th
ers mentioned for the position are
Messrs. H. H. Wallace and ". D. Car
ter and Judge John T. Goolrick
Rev. w. M. Robinson, colored, who
was ousted as pastor OF Shiloh Baptist
Church, new site. by some Of the trus-
tees and others. has been reinstated as
pastor by general church. meeting. in
which he was declared the pastor by a
vote of IA, his opponents taking no part
in tho proceedings The case has been
in court and attracted great deal OF
attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
RAD)FORD, VA.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.>

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
RADFORD, VA, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Warner
r Kenderdlne entertained the Current
Events Club Saturday evening In honor
OF her guest Miss Hottie Overman, or
Greensboro. N. c.. -
silver Scarf pin was won by DR.. Va.
Wilton. while his partner, Mrs. L.. M.
Venable, received g. box OF candy.
AZ A'>natiyeT song In the Hawaiian tongue
by, Miss Margaret Sim pson, OF Chrlstlans-
bilrg. and a beautiful piano solo oy Nlrs
b. 8, Pryor, with elaborate, and oeilgin ~
full refreshments, completed Charming
entertainment. .,,o
Mrs George e. Cassel entertained the
Current Events Club yesterday IN honor
Of her guest, Mrs. Writ Dunlap, Oh
Miss Margaret Simpson, who IS an &C,
comnlfshed and interesting woman ana a
thriilia nj conyersatlonalist. entertained the
Z rilr with an account or ler V!slt 70 C is ,
lnnd France, and a beautiful mus!C ttii
nrce ramme was carried out. A'oelis htiul
luncheon was served ~, ,+ +ha
The Afternoon Idiers Will present :, .ne
old English play. she Scoops ~ ,rhe
auer," at the Opera House to-nlsnt. a nc
cast contains much talent. ana tne e.''
tertainment will DO The event OF '1e SEQ
Colonel ], r. Miller, who is spending tn f
winter In Florida, Is at home this weeH
on business He will return to EustlS
Monday. - ,,tt,a son
Dexter. of Wisconsin. are visiting MIS-
r. n T3ullard, .5.,Ea AF atl fafH. a57f.aas e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
MAY EXP /
MR.. SM00T
Senate Committee Determines
to Hold Investigation OF
Charges Against Him.
WILL SEND FOR WITNESSES
3Polygarny and Interference OF
Mormon Church in Temporal
Affairs to be Gone Into.
INV Associated Press. }

(By Associated PressD
WASHINGTON, D. c., dan. 2S.-The
Senate Committee on Privileges ana
Elections to-day determined to enter
,1po1 an investigation into the charges
made against Senator Smoot In conncc-
tion with the demand for his expulsion
from, the Senate, and authorized sena-
tor Burrows, chairman Of the commit
tee. 10 present a resolution IN the sen,
ate. II permitting the committee to seno
for witnesses and documents.
The committee did not attempt to de-
eide how extensive the Inquiry should
M. leaving that point for future deter
n7ination. The committee had before u
Senator Shoots amended reply 20 inc
specific charges made by Mr. IayloI d.
the meeting on the 10th instant, ana II
was agreed that the charges ana the re-
Div constitute sharply joined issue.
rsnecinlly on the point as to tho Inter-
ference Of the Mormon Church IN tenn
moral affairs. Members Of the commit
lea express the opinion that this and
Tho charge that Mr.. smoot Is polyga-
mist will constitute the principal polnts
Of inquiry. Senator Dubois stated TO-
t1av that he had received assurance that
u there would be testimony on the polyGa-
my charge. va
Mr.. Shoots reply to the charge tnat
the authority Of the church IS accepted
as supreme In all matters Is as folio"s'
II deny that the Mormon priesthood,
according to the doctrine Of the church
or the belief or practice Of Its member
s6in. Is vested with, or assumes to ex-
ercise. supreme authority in all things
stemnoral. spiritual, civil and political.
~ admit that the head OF the churcn
claims to receive divine revelations. l
admit and aver that I am bound to ac-
rent and obey such revelations SO far,
and so far only. as they relate TO Things
aniritual. or to tho property, business.
or affairs Of the church itself. AND l
especially deny that l am. or, can be-
bound in any way to obey such reveal
ton, when such obedience would DO :.
violation Of the Constitution or laws OF
the United States or of the state OIL
Utah"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
LOUISA NATIONAL BANK.
The New Institution Located at
Mineral Elects Officers.

;(speciat Is The TIt11es .Dispntch. Il,
MINERAL, VA, Jan. %. the stocE ;i
ers OF the Louisa County Na..o, s ", ~
81 directors, who chose the following off '[l-
GERS: n. -. :,
j. Terrell. vice. president and Mr.. =. =. =;
Woody. cashier. Mes ish,,,on nse Va viii
be counsel for the bank ,,s ~
rho bank viii have capital OF t .Ssoo ~.
and Is the only national bank IN TINS seq seq
ton Of tho county. .s,a,,+
A committee, composed OF p es'u ls.s
cha. chase ii the outfit and fixtures for the Il,
bank. The bank has every prospect ]. OF o.,
success, and It's officers und alI ,..s
are among the weathiest and oess Snow w
business men Of the county. WIN, VIZ v1e ~
wealthiest and best known bankers OF
Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
MOB JACK BAY.
An Old Salt Tells How 1t Got
~ M It's Name.
sisnecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

fsnecial to The Times Dispatch)
yoRKTOWN, VA, Jan. 23.-Onc of the
}tallest sea yards that ever emanated
from an old salt, has been going the
rounds in this vicinity for tins iast
few days The tale runs TINS wise
I When the renowned nnd Justly
famous Captain John smith iahoeo
Y his English expedition iresh from -, 'ne
mother country. the minds as wen az
tides OF fortune pushed him farther up
The bay than he expected. and across the
mouth of York sriver. Here he reached
Is terra, hrma at what is now known as
New Point, or New Point Comfort, as ne
called It, o
q scarcely had lie decided to settle when
he beheld band OF the none
red men congregated near the llne
OF wods which skirt the shore SOME
three-ouarters OF mile distant from
the beach He hau but short while to
wait. for. with a wild whoop and blood
curdling veil, the redoubtable Capt. Smith
was treated to his first experience OF the
strenuous life OF the new world.
Pulling himself together. he beat
hasty retreat to his waiting yawl and
II NIT Off to the staunch ship that brought
him from the motherland Disguised
with his reception. he termed the adoa-
cent little inlet Mob Jack Bay" ana
hosting anchor, made sail for more nos
pitable shores.
These facts.swere cleaned from we'll
known travelling. mar OF Norfolk, VINO as
cribes the perpetuation Of the legend .tc
one OF the most popular steamboat cap
7. tains that runs q vessel out OF NorlolK
\ harbor.
Dr. Robert Frazer was in the county
IS the past week delivering lectures on Vir-
Einia's school system. and endeavoring &c
y arouse moro interest among the masses
for education.
The effort is to be made here TO change
the meeting day Of the board OF supervl'
sors to the third Monday in each month
the old court day. and thus provide
monthly assembly for the sovcreigns.
Matters arc progressing nicely with tn
proposed extension of the lines OF tn
Newport News and Old Point Railway ant
Electric Company from Newport News t
Yorktown The superintendent OF tn
lines, Mr.. II. P. Barney. has been her
during the week making prelllrhnnr!
e survey. Prospects are bright tor IN
realization OF the scheme.
At the extended session OF the las
County Court Judge Smith made the fol
lowing appointments;
81 Mr. W. &. Schenck to be Justice 0
tho Peace, in Burton District, and Thos
Martin and a. A. Harris 10 serve IN sam
capacity in Grafton Mr.. Jno, Parke
was made overseer Of the poor for Graf
ton, vice Jno Graves. deceased
Mr. w. NJ. Crooks was appointed coun
ty surveyor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
R R. MACON !.
BALL SCHEDULE.
Platform Entertainment Ar
ranged for Fcbru
HOB airy 18th.
oa airy 18th.
(special Is The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
ASHLAND VA, Jan. 2S.-The Base
Ball Association OF Randolph Macon Coll
4leee has announced the schedule for tl,e
spring series OF games The association
is In a very healthy condition and the
material for the club this session. par
ticularly good. Leake and Cross forming
the nvincible battery, which has been
ouch strong feature Of this college or
cganization for several years. First game,
March 2sth. University OF Maryland, u
i Ashland; April 1st, Maryland aAgricll-
tural College, at Ashland; April 4tn.
Gettysburg College, at AshlandiA April
9Th, Fredericksburg College. at Ashland;
April 18th, William and Mary College. al
Williamsburg, April 18TH, Wake Forest
18th. Trinity College. at Durham, N. CT
April 18th, Agricultural and Mechanical
College, at Raleigh; April ed. William
and Mary College, at Ashland; April 26th.
Hampden- Sidney. at Ashland: April
goth, Virginia Military Institute, at Ash
land; May I'd, Washington and Lee. at
Lexington: May 7th, Richmond College,
at Ashland.
Mrs. Conway Gordon. whose untiz4s3
efforts for the entertainment and welfare
of the town Of Ashland and the college
in particular are SO we'll known, An-
nounces special platform entertainment
at the college for February 18th, at which
time Miss Frances Todd. Of Richmond.
will render choice selections.
The heirs OF tho late John r. SMcMurdo
have qualified as beneftciarles OF ms ne
insurance, amounting to = 900.
Tho marriage OF Mr., Bassett Douglas
and Miss Alexander, both OF the county.
wilI ia celebrated at the hN1e Of the
bride at Old Church. next Wednesday.
The following conveyances Of property
In Ashland have been made: W. }.
Leake and wife to J. Jordan Leake and
8, G. Leakc. Ashland town lot. etc.; Mrs.
Floide Scott to w. e. Dodd and vile.
lot, etc.
The usual ssmi-monthlys german Of the
Ashland German Club was ne!a lass
night at the Henry Clay Inn.
Mrs, Robert Winfree. OF the Womans
College, ut Lynchburg. Va, 10 V'sltins
Miss Josephine Mcleod.
Mrs. DR.. W. j, Young, OF Richmond
Va, is visiting Mrs. Granbery.
Mr. seldom Pendleton is visiting Mrs
Mrs. Clara Green Is the guest Of Miss
Miss Virginia Petit, of Westminster
| School, has formed q large class ~
| physical culture here, which meets twice
| week at the Inn,
Miss Epic Blackwell. daughter, OF Pros'
ident Blackwell. will leave mere mex,
week for New Orleans, Where she ~"'
remain until after the Mardi Gras.
Miss Annie Blincoe, who IS sttena'ha
| the Bowling Green Seminary. WIN spene
several days vacation here next "eex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
MONEY SUNK
IN POTOMAC 1 A.
Mr.. Hen,inway Criticises VAST
ii,g 81 Money in Expert
lnet1ts Will, Airsl,ips.
FRENCH NOVELS IN LIBRARY I
Character. Of Books Bought BY
ArnyiD Department is Bit
tcrly Attacked.
tBy Assoc iatod Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
u WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Ihe Iiouso
devoted the entire day to cohs'ueratlo,ai'
~ IA army appropriation bin in Commit
-. ~ the whole. Mr.. Robinson Demo
ar.+ 1ndfana) took occasion to criticlso
ia war Department for the expenditures,
made Nv tho Bureau Of Ordnance ana
FORTIFIED tions In connection with tne
langley air ship, declaring that sucn
nynendtures were without the sanctlon
nf Congress and that tho air snip was
without utility. ,,,or
Mr.. Henlen way charged that over
sioO, 900 had been wasted on this scieT.
tlflc aerial navigation experiment ltnn'
never had any Utility, because some man !,
;,orchance professor wandering in his
dreams, sought to impress, and did I'm,
nress, upon the officers who were charged q
with the expenditure OF public money,
that this aerial flight scheme that was
attempted had some utility. He hypno-
tzed them. }.
Concluding. he said IT take It that
nobody upon that side OF the House or
this would expend, even where tne !aw
has sanctioned, this money that was
sunk in the bottom Of the Potomac Rlver
BY this aerial navigation, this Don 0u''
A spirited discussion was precipitateo
BY Mr.. Femenway, chairman OF the Ap'
propriations Committee, who proposed a
limitation on the purchase Of books ana
periodicals for the army. The Dreyfus
case, French novels and tho character OF
the books In the department library were
among the subjects discussed.
49, FRENCH NOVELS.
Mr.. Hay (virglnia> asked Mr. Hemen-
way who was responsible In the War
Department for the purchase OF French
novels.
The answer was that It had gone on
tor years under the various secretaries
of war.
Mr.. Williams (disslssippD suggested
that the House Committee on Agricul-
ture had eradicateds this same abuse II
the Department. Of Agriculture libraryyo by
limiting the appropriation to the pur-
chase Of technical works pertaining te
| the work Of the department.
Mr.. Slayden Crexas) offered an amend
ment to this effect, which was adopted.
Mr.. Hay (virginia) paid high tribute
to the medical corps for its contribution
| to science and efficiency. t Z
A resolution calling upon the Secrs
| tary Of the Navy for information as tt
the number OF carriages maintained al
government expense for the use OF hi
department was adopted.
The House adjourned until Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Trial Of Lickliter.
-, - rhe T,mes.Dlspatch.,

(special to The Times Dispatch,)
s1sAUNTON, VA. jan. 23.-Mr. Charles
Curry, prominent member or the
stanton bar, and one OF the ao4est
criminal lawyers In the State. lett nero
this morning for Charleston. w. W..
where on Monday tho trial OF Frank
Lickliter will DO called
It viii, he remembered that on Sep
tcnber 14th last, the body OF Mr.. a.
S, Isbell, watermelon merchant, 81
Alice, va, was found IN his car, and
Young Iiokliter, who Is In his teens, was
arrested several days later In Staunton
charged with the murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
RICHARDSON GRATEFUL.
Register Of the Land Office Re
turns Thanks to Friends.

Colonel John W. Richardson. Register
of the Land Office. who has just peeh
reelected BY the Legislature lor q teln,
~ four years, lis grateful for this renewal
OF confidence on behalf of the aW-mak-
ers and. his friends, and asks hat the
appended statement be made Tor MN
on the subject:
"Please allow me. through tho columns
OF your paper, toreturn thanks for, and
to acknowledge the receipt OF many let.
tors and kilograms. from friends IN every
section of tho State. CONCENTRATING mo
on my 70 reelection to the office OF Reglster
of the Land Olhce. .it
IT ask this medium OF returning thanks
because have not the time to DO so ny
letter.
& VERY truH ETC.,
John ", RICHARDSON" .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
HOME OF INCONSISTENCIES.

ner at once surmlsed that they were IN
close quarters with O bear Casting anont,
for a way to reach the top OF the ci ~
but seeing that it extended long dls US,
Ia nccS on either side OF him, he ran to a
birch tree. 1.-THE tall trunk and over acl Z
|ing- branches OF which would enable him
to gain the point where lie thought h y
dogs held Brulr at bay. SO quickly ~
Ing his gun to his back with hls suspend
ers, he SGT about the hazardous task ol
mbings tho treesto the top OF the rock . y
1.-THE distance being about seyeh. c.aa,t
tha hunter safely gained the top OF the
rock, where a shot from his trusty IRE
lock fixed tho destiny OF his bearsh!p.
\. consIderable interest attaches 70 this
rock. also on account OF It's later history
| III has been a resort for 'moonshiners' l' of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
/. BOARD OF TRADE D E
The Largest Tree in shenand oah
ilys Cut Down.

fsnec,al to Tho -Dispatch.)
woODsToCK VA, Jan. 23.--The citi-
stt,s 81 Woodstocs have organized =,
board Of trade BY the election Of q: 8.
Ramsberg. president; II. a., Knelsle y
first vice. presdent; James -. sfnoot,
second vice: president; Or. T. =. LOCKE
treasurer, and NJ. W. Masruder, sec ea'
tary. n \.
A large sycamoR, tree, which measured
six feet IN diameter, was cut upon 2, tne
andoah county 1T Is supposed this was
the largest tree growing in the county.
News has been teiegraphed here Of the
ACCIDENTAL killing Of Mr.. Joseph a Bow.
man in New Mexico. He was a son Of
the late Daniel Bowmsn, OF Woodsto toe!
and was employed as a civil engineer.
He Is survived by his mother. two broth
ers and ono sister, all OF this vicinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Great Electric Power Plant,

Especial to The Tlmes-pIspa tchl
FAY GT'riGYII4L N. ", Jan, 23,-Great
masses Of machinery, separate pieces OF
which weigh tWeny tons and more. haYs
ern Railway, to be conveyed 70 BUCK *,
the Cape Fear Electric Power. Company;
The Immense dam Will pc wholly OF
than nifty car loads have already been 4,e,,
used, The equipment and com 2, tGa
Of this great enterprise Is u tIao r, ~
Company Company and the total estimated cost
u" The APPARATUS for substatloa in this
city has already been Teffs a a. Z, l. ~
i faesehhiea Fails HsiH by seetvsa
and the Fayetteville electric sys.
TEN is GA gerly Ting. as the ri. pEsseen as
power Is iltsuif1c Client to supply Il ms. oes
a,pnd. ia A, I n g AZ n Il So 4 ~ g