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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
EMPoR1A WATER WORKS.
Issue Of 100000 Of Bonds There.
for Authorized.
,ac,.ifgo M ,r.ir,,es. t,,jsn, III, !,

(Speclal TO The Times Dlsratcli)
ri ENiPORIA, VA, July 13.-Fnporia Will
5iti the liear f,iturc@hayc a complete sys-
ten ofEwater works and Sewerage.
q This was decided at yesterdays cleo.
the movement clearly demonstrated that
property owners were anxious to have a
water works system Installed. y. ~
The cost OF eauippipg the town Y, 1. as indi,
Gated above VIII bn 2 lJoit q thirty thousand
for the amount mentioned. and upon dis,
posing OF them work viii begin at once
and pushed without delay.
There will be little or no trouble IN
idisposing OF the bonds In question. as
tionwell III hand and the money will be
Forthcoming when needed! .
The bar met, OF Emporia. and Belheld
have forwarded n petition to Circuit
Judge West at waverly. asking thai he
grant an election within the 1, next forty
asxs olssa ss'. t dene ssap
whiskey men appear to be. tired OF the
manner In which they arc being treated
BY the local option faction. and prefer 70
bring the matter be fore the voters IT me z
earliest time possible In order to settle 's
Applicants AS teachers In the Emporin
graded school and dnxthe county are now
under going examination In the scnool
building. The examinations are conducted
BY superintendent n1achIn: There "a are
positions as teachers. The result OF the
contest Will not be made known Until
Saturday, the 18th instant. iss 4isf
Mrs. Lucien Lotion. wife of Dr. 10 fton.
Ing. much ITO to the ' delight OF Of her host Of
friends here. II. "a ii2s s
Miss 1Mattye Tilar. OF Emrsria. Is Wis
ting IN North Carolina and Florida.
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Personals sat { and y Briefs.

Mr.. +. Wv. Baker, of No. 80 West
Grace Street, Is quite 9 lex. 81.
Mrs. John 81 Sloan and .8 chlldre are
spending the summer with Mrs. George
Nicholas. in Buckln 6 ham county. near
I Miss Lucy w illiams, who has been very
i'll at the Retreat for he Sic is con Z
Miss M Louise evils left last week
for oxford II N. c., to join q house party
given by Miss Ami eS q Lee CurTln ..S
r.. Mrs. w lillian p. Davies and 8daughter.5
Miss Sarah. are at the seashore for#tWto %
'Mrs.sc. Il Mercer Of Bon Air, Y AZ
rest9fof Il j lily and all O Augus h
Mr. Albert Abe stein. Of Richmond, Is, Isl
spending a few days at Ocean Y lew. S
Preston g oss. In, Of the LIE e Slnsuus-3
anceE Company Of Virginia. and his sister,
Miss J, H. Goss, are spending the lr 8vaca-
tIon@ atsAtlantlc City. II 3s lS I5ss 3S5
Nv. H Woody, Jr.. q former asss q SUI
perlntendent Of the Trlgg Shipyards and y
charge OF the comple Ion OF aYes-55
sells left unfinished When the ls,$ company;
n Special ! review w dnesdaYg at 2 30 u RI
M. at Murphy 5 Fl otel. \ All memb ers are
Miss Ethel May Merritt g Newport
News, who was taken.il whleSon visit
to her aunt, Mrs, 3. II. Fl udson, No 49,
South Lombardy Street Is rapidly cons
and Is now able to be- out. IN sls
a Miss Matte Davis Winston, OF ST. Paul, a
Mimi, n Is the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. "A r.
II. Robins, No. aO2 East Marshall Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
CONFERENCE
IS AT WORK
Tic District Body Is Now iii
Session at South
,. Boston.
BISHOP WILSON PRESIDING.
Interesting Reports Made and
Stirring Discourscs Are
Heard.
rspecial to The Times. plspa tens

Especial to The Times Dspatcil.) .sa5
SOUTH BOSTON VA. July 1a.--The.
Danville District Conference Of the NJ, III. !.
Church. South. convened Here yesterday
morning at 1890. Bishop "A. w. Wilson,
ID. d, Of Baltimore. presiding.
Bishop Wilson conducted the opening
devotional exercises. after which the
body organized with the; election Of Rev..
ii. w. s. Robbins of Martinsville, as
secretary and Rev. Graham H. Lambeth,
of Danville, as assistant secretary
The preachers from the various charges
made verbal reports. which Indicated a n
improvement along all lines Of church
work. s ~ Gss s
At 1880 o. clock the opening sermon was
delivered By Rev. John G. CRANBERRY, Jr.,
whose text was from Mark 1913 4 Sfg3s
WONfAN'S WORK. y
h The fternoon session was given to
routine business. and at 8 r. M. Rev.
e. Il. Rawlings preached on Woman's
Work, y and both the sermons we're Of ssai
high order and much enjoyed by large
congregational. N ~ III "a 3s3
The sessions to-day were devoted to.
Consideration Of applications for d1is-
sion to the annual conf ference, renewal
8of local preachers licenses, and other
routine work. u 81 Is
BISHOP WILSON breaches.
40 to-day Bishop Wilson, the ablest
preacher Of Southern School OF Bishops
preached on missions. and his discourse
wa one Of Sgrea power and eloquence. w
3 The session will probably end Thurs;
day night. 3 Y ~
% The Tendance OF d elegates and visitors3
at conference is large and the good peo-5
pie Of the town, irrespective Of denomi-a
national lines are entertaining with char.
iacterlstic h ospltality.
n, Rev. B. NJ. Becltha m, the popular pa s.
tor of&the Methodist church here and his
people, had made ella borate preparations:
for the conferences and both the hosts
and visitors are enjoying the occasion
greatly. s44 IA 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
"A HEAVY LOSS BY
FIRE in WEST POINT
Buildings Owned BY Marshal
@ Morgan Treat Burned, With
N 8 suran &c. 5.s:
Nol#Ins1lranclyIe;....
Nh . \ Z. 4

Especial to The Tim s -Dlspat ch.)
8 WEST POINT. Va. July Last
night the buildings used by West Poiiit
Oyster Company, and belonging TO Mr..
Morgan Treat, were burned to tho
ground There is every reason to be-
3lieye the fire was caused by lightning
entering by means of a telephone. There
was severe storm; and a man was
shocked not yery far8off. and the electric
light plant on the other side of the town
was affected. Beach Park was in lark
sEess several hours In consequence.
N Tho loss on building was $. 900: no In
ssurancc. The West Point Oyster Com
5pany was insured for 81, 900; loss a bout
{ s., GOO. 81. b Ri
53s The West Point Fire Company prompt
Slyfresponded and did fine work. 4 n the
midst Of the fire the tug Lucerne came
In. and rendered aluable assistance.
9 The: tug was just from taking an ex-
icursion party (thc Sunday school OF West
Point Baptist Church) on It's annual OUT
Ing up the. Mattaponi River. to "Cllf-5
ton" the beautiful home Of Captain r.
II. Spencer. 8 IS Wa q
Ca plain John Elms, manager OF West
Point Oyster Company, left West Point
on, the excursion train ju st about the
time the fire brok e out. He eturned this
morning A # {38sS
The town is /: full of summer boarders.
but, their pleasure Is, greatly nlarred by.
the continued thunder storms every az.
lternoon and evening. p 4 If e NJ.
+ Rev y ohm A.. Sullivan has been sick
for severa days, but lis better. II
81 Mr. Nfonta que Pil cher8 and little daugh-F
ter. Gertrude have been quite sick
DR.. George ". Richard son. wife and
two sons left day for a two weeks.
visit to 3 B lnlar," New York
TIL t Blu siness Men 8 Association is ar
ranging! for big day here In August
tournament. base ball. &.
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CHESTER NEWS. 4
The Thriving Town Now Grow
sses ing VerY. Rapidly.
srrftnes- ~

Special Ito The Times Dispatch.)
LEICESTER, " A. ] Ill " ] a.--The s"Chest ter
Social Club vest erday. dil a bod 8 took
an 81 excursion by trol ley to 81 csel'yoirs
able time. turning tie In the, 3 evening.
Forty tickets were II purchased ~ or!Ssthe
Miss Margaret Cherry. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w L.G4z Cherry, OF & this place.
gave a birthday party atkher home his
B Miss Kate Ruff1n. who ha : been sick
quite while, ported Is be prov e, "a
Mr. Broadnak re bertson, y 81 savannah
Ga has been visit E ives and
ana neat oe
85s Two gentlemen Of Richmond were here
Monday looking for lots to build homes.
55 Mr.. HID. Eichelberger who .wasI5 hurt
BY. a. fall has returned to Business In
Baltimore. gfs3lltSSS
45l Afr.@ w G. Trueheart q OF this place, re-
Gently purc chased about fl It seven a cres
of land djacents to the Sea board Air
Line Railway, and will sell the same In
lots to &incomers. Chester is building up
that way and that sect ion. will soon..8 be
tories are alreadv in operation In, that
part 9l5f rs . ie
IS Captain wi Jam a. Il SBlankingship
county superint end ents o Il schools, Isl hold
Ing the annual @examinat ton pf teachers
here this wee and the county board cot
courtho use. AZ good corps Of teacher as
pirantsk are attending the examination
here. TX. ass
/. Mr.. Buchanan and & Mr.. IA. n. yCogbill
have recently sold ia rms nea r here ITO
sold to a Western mi ii. From sdI ifere slt
sections o the State comeFreports Of }many8
sales Of land. 353 si 339s.
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#Gillia m.

is5 tsnrcielEio The Times Iospatc7i.)
sHI EPPARD's. A. July 13---A pretty
home marriage, was solemnized at Oak
Hooper, July 18th at & \ O'Clock IL. Al,
when6hisy daughter Miss Mamie Hooper,
became the bride Of Mr.. Ben Gillian,
both OF Buckingham county. IA
ThesS parlor. was beautifullY decorated
aforSthe occasion The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Charles NJ. Darrell, pa 81
Is The bride wore white silk orga ndy. Tho
marriage was witnessed by only a few
friends and relatives OF HE contracting
parties. & 3y3$ 5# h " 53
THE bride Is AZ charming aud accom-
5plshed young la dy,sand by her lovelinesst
tof.manner has Wol, n host OF friends.
Ea The groom Is y prosperous farmer aud
and Mrs. Gil lirm left for8his home
where a reception was given S ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
AMEND THE
LIBEL Law !.
Tic Matter Discussed BY the;
Virginia Press Assoc
citation.
PRESIDENT GLAss's ADDRESS.
Recommends Publication Of I ak
s55 Lcvyirg Ordinance Co.
operation.
PRESIDENT GLAss's ADDRESS
(special e The Times. Dispatch.)

Special to The Times.D ispatch.)
4 BtIB RIDGE SPRINGS, VA, July Ia
The Virginia Press Association met this
morning. and was presided over BY Mr..
w. 3. Lewis, President Carter Glass
having been called away by the illness OF
his brother.
Mr.. r +. Brown made an address OF
welcome and announced several atll-
,letIo contests. s VI
a The response was graoiously made by
Editor Beaseley, of South Boston.
Acting President Lewis read the address
of President Glass. Mr.. Glass urged the
Importance OF q statute compelling muni-a
sc.pal scounclsst to publish each year the
ordinance levying taxes on, real and per-
sonal property, and on licenses He also
advocated cooperation among the news
papers of the State along business lines
and renewed the recommendations OF for
sn1er President w. s, Copeland on this
subject. ~ II 583ss lgl5 Il
ii The matter was afterward discussed at
some length,$and a committee on plan and
scope appointed. s. !3i gSj
AMEND LIBEL LAW. iy b, Il
4 Mr. Glass fnrth her urged the import
8of amending the Virginia libel law.
3ss Mr. r. II 4. Beaseley read ar admirable
paper on How to Maintain the Prestige
5of the Country Newspa per- 5ss
As a compliment to Mr.. Beaseley, the
pa per was ordered to be printed In tho
minutes. .$8s 59 n
~ committee wa 8 appointed to draw up
resolutions appropriate to- q he death Of
IN. D. Chesterman, associate editor OF
The Times-D ispa tct; q and adjourned.
I'm the afternoon. the a ssociaton dis
:cussed some ma tiers Of Interest to the
Copeland on the desirabillty OF in edi-s
tors holding office. The assoc a.tion then
adjourned until to moro afternooll.
esS The members will visit r GA noke to.nlor-
row as the guests of the city. NJ g5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
GET TING READY FOR
MANASSAS SHOW
CORTLAND II. Smith Has En-
!. tered Sixtysof& His
I orses. l$,s


Especial TO The Times Dispatc
Il MANASSAS. VA, July 10 M 4 J en- 4
skyn Davies, secretary of the Prince II
liam IIorsements sAssocia ton, talking Of
the show3to be held here on the 10Th and
&2lst ofEthis month, SAID: ss
Judging from the number OF entries
and the! high class of horses that are
coming to the show, Manassas will have
the grandest open air horse exhibit ever
held IN this section Of the coun try. s.
#g The crowds that attend the show this
year will see not only the finest horses
In this State, bu Il they VIII also see in
the exhibition horses from Massachu-s
sets New Jersey Ohio. Georgia! Mary
land and the District OF Columbia. Mr..
"a. b. Steel OF Atlanta Ga, has entered
the handsomest and best trained horses
iin8ths world. Another fine horse that
viii be here Is 'AIasterpiece ~ wned by;
Mr. Clarence Moore, Of Washington. D.
tC ..Afasterpiece has a record high
jump OF seyen feet two inches.
Ss Entries have been made by Ela1y4
other nota BILE horsemen. Among them;
are a. II. 6 gibson. OF South Line oln.s
Mass. VI Paul "A. Sorg. OF Middletown.8
Ohio Peter Hanck of N ewark, ~ 4. j;
Hugh Gelston. OF Baltimore, Nd; and.
Il. s. Newman and Michael Morris, OF,
washington, D. G.. &, 81 S5
CORTLAND H. Smith. OF Alexandr ria, and
CO. West. OF Baltimore. are already
upon the grounds with their horses.
There are over four hundred entries
and to this number Mr. CORTLAND Smith
contributes sixty. This lis the! largest
number OF entries ever made by a single
person IN the Manassas Show. a special
class In the show was ma de for Seebar, Is
a magnificent German coach horse stall
lion. He is, owned by men in this coun-
try, and was recently bought by them
at a cost Of 81, 200 Nj 81 35s!8f Il
III the Gather Is good I 4 Is expected
that between six and eight thousand 'peo-
&ple will be In attendance on the second
day OF the show. Among the prominent
men expected are Senator's Martin and
Daniel, Governor Montague, n Lieutenant
Governor Willard, Hon. W. A. Jones'
Hon. "A. q. & Bra xton.3 Hon. Claude A.
Swanson and II on ] ohm u; Ryan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
HON. JUDsON w. LYONS.

i III wrote you for advice, and now
take pleasure In informing you that my
Improvement is very great indeed. did
not expect to improve so quickly after
suffering for five long years. am feeling
very good and strong. thank you go
much for Per,ina. 4 shall recommend It
3toalI suffering with the effects OF catarrh
and i consider 1t q. household blessing.
shall never be without Peruna. "----Mrs.
Kate Bonn. "a. <,
Pe.ru.na Contains No N arcotles.
n One reason why Pcruna has found per-
smanerit use In so many homes is that It
contains no narcotics Of any kind. PEI
rilna Is perfectly harmless It can be
used any length OF time without acquir-
ing drug habit e. Peruna does not pro-
5duce temporary results. It is permanent
in It's effect. @ Y Il. ,3ss (; III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
BADLY B BURNED
With '.l|.'I'' i MATCHES I J, 4 /. )
Fate 81 Al Five Year-Old Girl'SinS
Norfolk Suit BY
,l Church,
f Y, q r n, mines 8 i s,

Especial to Tho T lines pispat ch) d
NORFOLK, y A., q July ~ Thomas
Slayer, a white man. forty-fiye years old,
was lodged at the city. jail. Portsmouth,
tuesday night In an intoxicated condl-.
5tion. He was found dead In his cell
this morning, having died from ale hol-s
Ism, the doctors said. L; rs q III ls s5
Frances Num-, a flye7year,pld GIRL,
while playing with matches this q fter5
noon at her home on lTergusonB Street,
lad her clothing to- take fire. The 1T.
Tia girl was frIghtfully burned. The
doctors say she viii die. 81 /
8s Dispositions have been takenis In the
s.saim of Oak Grove M F.. n hurcn
against the government for damages hy
Tederal troops when they occupied the
ietlifce during thN Civil War ist he evil
denca was given in before Notary r..
Hunter Whitehurst, OF South q Norfolk,
Assistant Attorney q. NJ s. Anderson, OF
Washington city. represented the goveln-
.ment II Is very likely that the church
Will be reimbursed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
Notes From Beach.
srecial to The Times. Disnatch.la

KS BEACH, Al July IA. Miss Mamie p.
5ReagueEand Miss Lottie Barwegers have
returned from IN extended visit to Phila-
deplhia4 Pa Camden and 8Oaklyn. M. j ).
have spent a very nice time with friends
and e relatives. They were accompanl lied
home by Miss Lucinda Reag le.s Of Pheo-l
Mr.. william b. SRea gle, % & this place. j5.ss
Is There will y be 81 a picnic land chlldren's
day exercises at IIopewell NJ Fl. Church,
near this place, on ext Sa turday. July 16.s
South hesterierd Circuit and wife, have
been absent from the vii ia ge for several
days on a visit to relatives near Carters-
services 81 At Mt Gilead next Sunday at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
The ScottsVille Brass Band Be-
( Az Is pins to & Practice l5s4 N

lSnecnI to 7The ET1mes-Dspa fNl n
.sSCOTTSVILLE, ~ =; ,,sssa = VI Tlles
ICED and has been prac ticing asslduously{
sforaseveral weeks. lig
THE scottsville Social Club will give
l5th at Beal's Hall. :7t Il ~ vi
aO On "Wednesday. July Goth. there wills
be a meeting OF # tho ScottsYille Circu-
flating Library for the purp bose 81 lectingi
new officers, n M 3sE95
d Mr. j ohm Londeree, OF Iynchburg. lss
visiting his parents hero. 5 n
Mr. Bledsoe Beal visited charlottesville.
last week. 35 45 .3sitH
Rev, al Parker richardson, Of Lynch
burg, and Rev; Plummer Tones, Of Buck
5inEham. preached , ut q The. Disciples and
Sunday morninE. Nj. r cllardson occu-55
Church Sunday night. 81, EHG8
rotary Of the Naval i,nyng MEMS Chris
$tian Assoclat ton, Norfolk, "a, Is lin town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
| AT Providence. Forge.

n IN Especial & to The Tlnlse- DIspatch.1
PROVIDENCE FOR GU. Al July - "a
very heavy rain and hall storm visited this
place Tuesday afternoon doing considerable
damage "a The growing crops, n b
July 81 Is the dats, I. arpointed, for the
entortainment here e for the benefit lof The
give one Of his performances. and 4 refresh
iments Viii he cold by the ladies', u
Miss Bertha Deal. Of Norfolk countys5psia
visiting Miss Grace Christian at Sterling
f Miss Julia Robertson, who has been attend
Miss Isabella dudley Coleman has been visit,
Ing friends at Sterling, hut has noW returned
to- her home. In Richmond fs IS 81 ~ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
UNUER5 IFI,E#I SHADOWS
Tramps II N orfolk Charged With
Murder of Aged Toll-Keeper.

ispecial TO The Times nispatclil
NORFOLK. VA. July l3.---Johni 81 Br1cn and
John Day. tho two white tramps in8tto Nor
folk county all. We're fully identified this
morning by. men from, n In ncH al er Pa . as
being wanted for the murder OF samhel Ress-
Ter. the aged toll gate keeper at tiordehs.
VILE, q suhl,rbsof Lancaster. on the might OF
Il Tho New York, PhadelptIa and Norfolk.
sRailroad 4, steamer brought III this morning
district atorness once in Ianeaster = Mr.
+. IS Il, Mowery, q farmer living near the
scene of the murder, and Mfr, liner e. La ne
n hotel keeper. Nowery and Lane knew tho
men In Il Lancaster, and Il had mo trouble in
the prisoners when brought ont 1T
Bof their cells at the Norfo county, ia II. and
few words We're spok en- 4 A..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
ENFORCE THE LAWS.
ON SALE E J. | ] DRUGS
Important Matters Considered
by Pharl1 7;El' AS ISM
s,s ISOLATION,
Especial 10 The .Times. plspa,t an,

Especial TO The. TInes- DIspatch.)l 8 n.
q NEWPORT MEMS. va, July ls,--A
discussion of ways and means for eli q
sdrugs' was the princfpa ma tier 81 q busi.
ness be fore the Virginia Pharmaceutical
5Assooiation ~ its, . second avs session
to-day he "a ssocia Ion pro pos es to have;
protect hemselY Ives and ~ he lu bll c. against
tlnsf ficieenlt. men in the bnsi hess,
The Wis tors We're ent erta ined By NJ
To.1no rrowa the bod \, Will hold a session
lahoa I'd 8 M st ca IN er. nd while cruising
about Hampton Roads Wall elect officers
tor the ensuing yea, IF iS8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
Il WILLIAM AND & MARY.
Contract Let for Extensive Re-
aEsY ,,airs To- Cnl1eo e w "a Vii ,sl n

#y ispecialato The Times Dispatch.)g
@8 yIAMSBURG,&$ " A. July a 3.-s.The
|contrac for repairs William and Mary
College has been given to w. II, Sweeney.
of this city. The. va rlous buildings OF the
The roof OF tho presidents residence and
also Of the Rrofferton building will be
slated and the Ewell building and no
stewards residence Will receiv ex tensiYe
" MI. r. i Il. Spencer has been eleeted
president OF the Peninsula Bank ana
IL, w, Warburt on vice!president, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
.Had# 4 Sever. .Fall.s

\ j FL. cranberry, superintendentSof the
icing station OF the Seaboar I'd & Air Line
the. city fell from Platform on the sta 5
Stion, q distance OF fourteen & feet last
night. sustaining many bruises, but no
homes were broken. Fl 5.8 81 4 5 5ttl
& He was brought to his home, COP North
Ninth Street. His injuries are not Of Al
serious nature w. X ia $ y YAK Il Xxx "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
TWO MEN HURT.
Injured by Being Struck BY a
Falling Tree
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)

il9 9i8 Especial to Tho Times-D sI8
HALL Y Al, ] u " n - Charles
ibadly8hurt at the Rossoll saw mill, near
Sweet Hall Station, Monday atnoon. The,
men were standing near when a tree was
being cut down for saW-milI purposes.
The tree In falling struck a > dead tree,
causing tito break or.
i Both men were struck by the dead tree.
one hand, 5A and & his other hand badly
ma shed & Mr.. p billiards. injur ies are inter-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
SUIT FOR THOUSANDS B
HAS BEEN COMPROMISED
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The times u spatch5 j575r55
SUFFOLK. VA, July 13--1n Nansemond
Circuit Court to-day the $4,000 damage
suit OF George Babb. administrato tor VS.
the Atlantic Coast 4. Line 81 Faa II way, was
blythe railroad attorneys
agreeing n to give $3.50. Babb' s eighteen
Imonths.old daughter, Bessie Lee, was
killed by q passenger train.
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Captured the Negro

4 Special to The Time Dispatch.)
81 ONANCOCK, a.. VI July "a, -C Constable Kel-8
lam returned vest erd "! the, negro Jnbll
who assault ed Mr. r. burlington, Of Fair
Oaks recently. Mr.. Kellam gained 8informa
ton that Jubilee was hi ITrenton.f IL
and went TO look for him vi TIL the n bovei
mentioned success 54S M NAL s
S Mr.. burlington had gone to { the home Of
Jubilee ito collect rent due him. and. 3as he
was leaving the house was 4bruall.i assaulted
by theJS egro,
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ltf MI y - 81 ~ ttsi NJ sllIpi II
| CARS SMASHED.
Train Breaks il Two and the
. laH Sections Crash.
-(Special to The IN lmes-DIspatcb.

31ItSpectaIN 70 The TImes-DIspa CID 100
"a ROxBURY,.'VA.,9 ] uly ia wreck oc-
Cured at this place last evening about
26:1b o. clock. The train became ncoupled
near the Chckahominyf trestlc. and the
rear ran into the font section. completely
itatoes, the others empty. SO
It was the westbound local, the sa me
train that had a. car burned up here Mon
day. With Eng incer Cox and Conductor
Robinson. Fortunately none Of the crew
were hurt fSS An st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
z Girl .T i: Home

4 Especial 10 The Tinlse- Dispatch.)
on SUFFOLK. VA Jul m airy R awes, a
sseventeen-year-old]H Suffolk girl. arrested in
Petersburg yesterday morning s. Il was brought
to- her home In Suffolk to- day. her fat her.
u T. Rawles having sent the transpor tation5
price to- the PETERSBURG polic s95
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
f Excursion to Norfolk.

4 Mrs gill vii run an excursion to Norfolk on
Thursday. i July 2sth. TOR the benefit OF tile
Orphan Asylum. The excursion viii also
take In Virginia Beach. where anlusements OF
TALL kinds will be profered e to pleasure I,