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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
10 The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatenl
ABINGDON, VA. June 7,--Just across
the Cllnch Mountains, in Russell county,
the ants and worms have almost 90
stroyed the corn crops. Numbers OF taril'-
ers have now planted the third time he
a consequence. In portions OF tha county
the damage In less degree exists.
CHATHAM. VA.-The local telephons
exchange has been completed and pa theu
lipon By Inspector Weisiger MoTs ti na,
thirty phones have been put ~, VIII ~ , Sse
eral others e e follow as soon IS Inc AAss
=. EM IPc, YA,-Twenty-three business
lots were auctioned off YESTERDAY ~ ;lIs
field, which lay along the main business ~
street. The property was SOLD well ah arg
s sn3sfs where ere Tia old Rnporla Manufao-
t NlgW fsoMNes4Nyn Asas " pant repairs
tbs Ia ttieship Missouri have been COM
nleted and the vessel is coallng,. She -
axpected 70 leave tomorrow, or Thursday
To Join the battleship squadron IN Euro
3pslo.iNNANcoGK, YA.-The pheasantf
turned out last year by the. Game Asso'
niation have increase and there are nov nov
nmita a number Of flocks of them. Ihe
people generally show disposition y
pF%S!fsSSIc H fhsssiI,ER vA-The dead body o Ct
Lsmusl shanholsza agea aw .hlttyyHle Niles West
" WI hit 9e oIty, liz had been Killed BY shtai
Ming during storm, and his podSt I'M, M.
tnu,rthsed BLACK Nearly all his clo.nniH
vas torn off. His father ana seVeFa'
small children survive
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Williamss-Whitford.

Especial to The Tlmesr plspatch.lN
+ GREENSBORO, N, Gu June 7,-At the
residence Of her sister. Mrs, g r.
Hughes, Of this city, Mas Laura WHIT
williams Of South Boston, Va, We're
married last night, and left on the first
train for the future home OF the groom,
at South Boston, The ceremony, which
was attended by only a few specially
invited guests was performed by Rev.
r. M. Andrews. pastor Of Grace Metho-
dist Protestant Church. The bride ls
the accomplished daughter Of the late
ssISns yohn tssa Mswsssn
ttatlve Of ona of puplIn connty's most
prominent families,
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TOWN ANCHISED.
No Election Will be Held and
Old Officers Hold Over.

VIRGILINA, VA, June THE town
Of Virginia. in the county Of Halifax. is
disfranchised, and will not have any
town election at all on the 14th instant.
Under the old Constitution the registrar
and judges Of election were appointed by
the county judge, and the Town Council
recommended such persons as they saw
tit fer the places. Under the new Con-
stitution the electoral board of the coun-
ty makes the appointment. At the regu-
lar meeting of the Town Council on May
sln the names of w. NJ. Pannebaker. J..
3. Nilborne and ]. r. Wilkins were
recommended to the electoral board for
appointment as Judges, and Max Horn as
registrar. Two OF the judges recon-
mended were strong temperance men. not
TO say prohibitionists: the Town Coun-
Gil leans the other way, and did this to
insure O. perfectly fair election.
Tho electoral board took no action. or.
II It did. kept It secret. so the Mayor
wrote once more to w, B. Wilkins. chair
man Of the electoral board, and received
a reply informing him to apply to w. T..
Wiinbish, secretary of the board, for all
desired information, which was DONE
In the meantime. the registrar, under
the old Constitution, posted his notices.
hut was informed by the Commemorative
attorney of Halifax county that he could
not do so. To find out what was the
status quo of the town. a letter was adj
dressed By the Mayor to the Attorney
!Genhral of the State stating the facts
In the case, and asking for his opinion.
His answer was received by wire satur-
day morning. stating that no legal cleo
ton could be held, and that all the old
Council holds over.
by Saturday mornings mall three Of
our citizens received notices of their APP
1pointment as judges Of election, and two
az clerks. One Of the judges appointed,
Mr.. Mack u, Hubbard. has been living
in West Virginia for the last three years,
but to-day Mr.. ]. r. Hubbard also re-
ooved an appointment as judge. 80 that
there are now four appointments out
for Judges.
The only question Is. who WAS appointed
as registrar? That Is what nobody IN this
town has found out yet
Mayor s. NJ Torran was taken SICK last
Saturday and il now suffering with a
seyere spell Of typhoid fever. Dr. P. r.
l:hausey Is also III.
THE public school, having been extend
cd by private subscription for two
months, held its closing exercises last
TUESDAY night. some 800 or a50'people be-
ing in attendance,
Rev. g.. B. Klapp and Mr., John T.
Torran delivered addresses, and praised
tho work Of Mrs. Max Horn. who has
taught this school for the last two ses-
sions.
a full crop OF tobacco has been planted
in this section, and the seasons for grow
ing are just splendid, nearly too much SO.
as the erase is growing too,
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DAY
IN GLOUCESTER
A Tablet in Honor Of Nathaniel
Bacon Presented to the
County.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
8 GLOUCESTER c. H. VA. June L.
Yesterday being Farmers Day" In
Gloucester. 1t was the occasion OF the
gathering Of the large crowd which for
nlerly assembled on court day.
Mr.. Hedges. manager OF the Virginia
experimental farm. was present and made
an address to the farmers on agricul-
fture.
The event Of the day was q speech de-
lIvered by Judge +. L. Taylor. IN present
Ing tablet to the people Of Gloucester
In honor Of Nathaniel Bacon. The speech
was repleto with information and was
in It's literary construction gem OF
purcst ray" and was listened to with
eager attention.
Mr.. ]. N. Stubs. who received the
tablet in the name OF the people o
Gloucester. followed Judge Taylor in the
bright energetic manner for which he is
noted, and soon had tho audience con-
vulsed with laughter.
The Rev. W. p Watt presided at the
meeting.
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g Is your Druggist TODAY.
Get one bottle Of Paine's Celery
Compound how DIFFERENT
II will make you feel.

ton. The class song was composed py
Mary lola Davis. of Danville. ~,
At the conclusion OF the class Gay
exercises the principal made q short a.,
dress on the work OF the school i q ~
ten years Of Its. history. (, ,s,o.i
Medals were awarded in the muslc ,at
Grace Crank. Of Louisa; for best public
Bessie Addison Jones, Of Holloway; 1nu-
sic medal for sessions work, Anne Seay,
OF Blackstone -, =, ! I. !
Medals were awarded as iol HS Ihamar ie
Second Class-Lura Lee cannon. \, ~, u
Blackstone: Third Class--Lucy Garland
7 Burruss. Of Caroline. Il. .
Scholarship medals are awarded 20 tne
young ladies who make the highest aver.
age grades. They were given the pres,entt
session to Ethel Edwards, Of West Point,
and Lura Lee Cannon. Of Blackstone l yen
TO the young lady who in the judigmen ~
Of the faculty most nearly exempliis.si I. u ~
her student life the motto OF the in ns !, :
tiyself." BY a practically unanimous
vote 1t was awarded the present ses-
sion to Mary Jean Vaughan. OF Notto-
way county It is.a fact worthy g 81 q no q
a sister OF Miss Vaughan during her Ike
at the institute.
rh osesa h sxsn 5 ae a
class OF forty-six Intelligent young ladies
arose and stood to receive the evidence
Of their hard and succss 81. work Af5e er
llyered diplomas as follows:
English graduates-Mary Virginia Al.
M siieIi Lille Vernon Burweli. Of
Mecklenburg: Nellie Jameson Cannon. OF
Bristol: Myra Bearle Crowder. OF Black
ESWard Goa ane. Wns o. sus
SEX Lucy Eulalla Hamlet. OF Blackstone;
Mary lola Davis, Of Danyille; Sadie Eliz!
Harris. Of Henderson. N. OF: Annie
Mae Hutchings, Of Norfolk county Annie
Roy Jones. Of Nottoway; Marie Gowlins
OF Maryland; Gertrude Winston shep-
herd, OF James City; lucy Watkins Sim,
Wns Of Martha d
Wilkinson. OF Mecklenburg: Macon An
nette Parsons, Of Northampton.
and Jessie Curtis Bowman. OF Madison
Lucy Garland Burruss, of Caroline; Nam
ME -Arnlistead Clarke, OF Cumberland:
ysx e9mpenS orsR MeEa Msrs
Essex: Evangeline Foushee. of Norfolk
county; Fannie Bedford Fowlkes. OF
berland; Gracie Lee Gay. Of Nansemond;
Ka,ie Emelins Gillette. of SOUTHAMPTON;
BEETLE Branch Hardaway, of Blackstone:
Maria Louise lrby, Of Arkansas;. Bessie
Addison Jones. Of Blackstone; Martha
Edith Kennedy. Of LuEenburg: Bette Ma G
Petre, OF Princess Anne; Matte Evelyn
Robins. of Martinsyille; Nettie Brown
Seymour, of Brunswick; Mary Jean
Vaughan. Of Nottoway; Florence Walker
Of Northampton: Lucie Richard Williams.
OF Gatesyilie, N. G..
The senior class reception was held In
the music hall Saturday evening. The
faculty. the students Of the other classes
and the Invited friends filed the hall and
porches and corridors. After the formal
presentation delicious refreshments were
served, and the occasion was a most en-
joyable one.
THE chapel was once more crowded Sun
day morning to hear the annual sermon.
1t was preached by DIR. j. Wiley Bledsoe,
/ Of Gordonsyille Il
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sCHEERFUL AGAIN. Z
THO Joy Of Lite Was Given Back TO This
Weary Girl by The Celebrated
- Nerve VitaIzer and Tonic
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND.

III GIVES ALMo9T INSTANT EFFECT.
with perfect confidence tired. rundown
women and girls may take Paine's Celery
Compound, secure In tho certainty that IT
lis neither patent medicine or a secret.
Every Ingredient OF this great remedy is
known by every responsible physician in
the land, and prescribed by them CON
stantly. The great remedy-formulated
first by the eminent Professor Edward %.
Phelps. NJ D., LII. D.. Dartmouth UNI
versity's Great Physician-is compounded
OF gentle medlcaments prescribed daily BY
tho highest members OF their profession.
II have much pleasure In telling you how
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For several yearsSI suffered SO much
from nervousness and sleeplesness that
was about tired Of living. Paines Celery
Compound not only quickly gave me back
health, but has restored all my former
5cheerfulness and Joy Of living. Iena
McMIilen, NO 10 Eighth st.. Pittsburg.
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BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE.
Forty-six Graduates Receive ri
plornas-Self-Help Scholarships.

Especial to The Times Dispatc
i BLACKSTONE VA, June 1.-The com I'm
male institute commenced Friday an,S
closed Sunday night with the fareWsl
sermon to the graduating class oS ms
The exercises Friday commenced II
tho morning with the annual concert; g
striking feature OF which was the full
school chorus Of SD voices ls H. ho,rd !,
trustees was held Friday afternoon. me
affairs Of tha institute were found to n 1e
In excellent condition. The trustees were vert,
featurs pia ntrodueed III the past session
Twenty sylf-help scholarships were offered
the past session. The holders ~ thes Y
seholarshps are given r rsns ''Gn the
The second ive-year termyof the princi,,
pal, Rev James Cannon, Jr, expired Ia u. 4
already elected him FOR another term 1, o. !
five years, so that the policy and the
management of the institution VII e Tbs
,lnus 70 be the sane in me F para Of
Amelia eh 70 All the Vacancy oceasioned by
the death Of r. f. Bridgeforth,
The annual address was delivered ', py
laaa s sfrsst N Il 5aas pastor =
The class day exercises We're held Sat
urday morning. The chapel was deco.
rated with the institute colors OF LEMON ~
the class colors OF white and green; Upon
this BACKGROUND. in letters Z, Of gold ,a az.
peared the motto Of the class or iSv'.
Nen mlnlatrar! SEQ m min m,nIstss
The class numbered forty-sx, and after
the rest Of the stuaent body haS ss ZEN
in cap and gown. amid great applause
the lower classes, The programme rem,
dered was a combination OF both musical
The class class officers are as follows: Mary
Gordelia Dowdy Of Nerf9K, i PRESIDENT re xIns
president; Annie Lee Harris Of Hendsr-
son. N. e.. secretary; Lille Vernon Bur
well. of Mecklenburg county. treasurer,
The president Of the class MADE some nm
the class, who read their papers u IL TIE 9
Irhy, OF Newport. Ark. History, Lucy
Edley Garland. Of ClmberlsYnid &c So au;,
Robins OF Martnsyil!e: prophecy !. May Y
lean Vaughan, Of Nottowag: p les. Mn'
adiotory, FLORENCE Walker, OF Northamp-
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Trinity Park School.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
men mm exercises at tn the Trihty PAX PAX
School closed last night with appropriate
THE disclaimers contest was the main
feature Of the exercises. Several contest
ants spoke for the medal, which was Won
BY MI. j. O. Stroud
Mr. j. b. Akin won the Trinity schol-
arsnip, This entities him to four years
Of free tultiou In Trinity College. Mr., g.
NJ bps gaa aIass q dhs ahlSs e'asS
Ffths medals offered 3 by the societies
were awarded as follows; Grady Society,
Jarvis Terry; debaters medal, j. II. Dem
Ming, declaimers medal; Calhoun Society
IL. r. Hines. debater:s medal; p. w,
Knight, declainler's medal,
az this school with the largest enrolment
OF the school since 1t began, or the 1853
pupils probably forty or more will enter
Trinity next fall. tF a
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THE CLOSING
EXERCISES
Flag and Class Day at Stone
wall jackson Institute,
at Abingdon.
NAUGHTY FOUR UNIQUE
The Blackstone Female Institute
Closes With Diplomas to
Fifty-six Graduates.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
ABINGDON, VA, Juno 7.--Thc closing
exercises OF the stoncwall Jackson In-
stftute eliminated Monday morning with
the celebration OF flag day and class
day.
Tho opening curtains displayed the stage
( OF the chapel beautifully decorated with
the colors OF the class Of 'oa green and
white. The class flower, white clover,
was represented by an enormous clover
leaf With, four petals and this was
arched about with q wreath OF inter-.
twlned horseshoes. "A yerdant bower on
the left of the stage was screened from
the audience by, another large clover
leaf which held In the centers OF the
''noughty four"-Misses Viola King.
Isabel w. Imbodcn. Lillias e. Ropp
and Mary Florence hIcLin.
Tho programme was opened BY the
song OF the -Four Leaf Clover" beau
titully rendered by Miss Helen Leath.
The naughty four" then came out Of
the clover Leaf and resolved themselves
into a deilberat tive society. The president.
Miss King, told OF their aspirations and
ambitions. and especially OF their efforts
towards securing chapter house for
OF the class.
The secretary. Miss Ropp. read a
prophetic record OF tha minutes OF the
meeting in June. 1905. containing an ae-
count OF the dedication OF tho new
chapter house. followed by banquet
to the naughty four"
Misses Brown. Leath pnd Margaret
Trlgg followed with The Song of the
Naughty -Four" which vas full Of funny
,i, fr.Y hls
graduates Tho words were decidedly
clever and tho singers entered SO thor
oughly into the humorous spirit Of the
song that the audience was highly
amused and showed 1t Enthusiastically.
Then the four. assisted by three hidden
confederates. sang very sweetly their
class song.
Instead of the usual narrative by the
class historian the modesty OF the
naughty four" induced them to employ
two distinguished physicians. Misses
Parker and Fouche. who. assisted by an
able corps OF trained nurses. examined
the heads and dissected the hearts OF
the -four and expatiated quite learned
~ on their virtues and their foibles.,
They found some OF the hearts slightly
Scared by cupid's arrows. but most
OF the shots were CHANGING ones-one
heart only being fatally transfxed.
The two societies. the Alpha Beta Phi
and the Gamma Delta. gave beautiful
flag drills on the chapel stage and sang
their society songs The exercises ter
minated In a grand s. j. !. flag drill on
the campus. participated In by all of the
girls who. in their white uniforms and
& with their banners Of purple and gold
mado charming picture.
Last night the commencement exercises
closed BY the award of the diplomas to
tho graduates.
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JUMPED FROM WAGON
AND FATALLY HURT
especial to The Times-plspatch.)

BLACKSTONE, VA, June 7.-Mr. A,
Hendrickson, farmer, merchant and post
master at Winnie, NottowAy county, was
driving to Blackstone IN one'horse
wagon Monday morning FOR his dapsh-
far a pupil at the Female Institute.
which closed its session here Saturday,
When approaehiRg the ss, new ayer asiaa
rain and ran. Mr., HeMdyickson Jumped
out OUT and his head struck the hard groana
with much force He was rendered w.
conscious but recovered and was taken
Ia the home OF Mr.. David Mahen. He re-
mained in a conscious and semlrson selous
state until late In the afternoon. wien
ne grew suddenly worse and died,
MI. Hendrickson came here from Penn
sylyania many years ago ana had estap,
syanding In his community and county.
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Mecllenburg Delegates.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dlspatch.)
BOYDTON, VA, June 1.-THE Mecklen-
burg County Democratic Convention yes
terday appointed seventeen delegates to
the State Convention. ,5ssY
The meeting was. called to order BY T.
n. Williams, county chairman, when s..
L. Graham was made chairman and T.
Y. Allen. secretary.
The convention was unusually we'll at
tended and much interest manifested, It
was composed of some OF the best and
most Influential men in the county.
The convention adopted unanimously
Senator down to district officers. and the
delegates were instructed to vote for a
continuance of the same, Judge Alton
B. Parker was endorsed for President,
and Senator Daniel was heartily endorsed
for Vlce-President.
The convention adopted the unit rule
for the guidance of delegates sent to the
State Convention.
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GRAYsoN ENTERPRISES.
Breeding of Hereford Cattle New
and Profitable Industry,

Especial to ,The I!mesrD1spatch ~
Industrial development In this section
has been very rapid OF late, slx new
banks have been established within a
radius Of forty miles of this place In tho
last four years, The Grayson Lumber
Company and the Spruce Lumber Com-
pany are preparing to cut immense quan-
titles OF lumber IN the west end Of this
A new chair and furniture factory are
said to be assured for Galax. the new
iowr in the east end of this county,
The new town Of Fries, with o pop
ulatlon OF three thousand, and the Inn
mense cotton mill there have been built
mat there ara at least half dozen
other waterfalls on New River In this
county, that when developed, Will fur
nish as much power as the one at Flies.
The breeding 81 Hereford cattle n
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Residence Burned,
snacial to The T!mes- Dispatch. ]

! PAMPtIN CITY, !, VA Z u 5aas 7,-pr;
dentistry IN this Place =. S Sn. wltthin the
suffered the loss of HIS dwelling and q
part OF the furniture by fire lRst Satur-
day evening. fiLs sons. Professor Will
and Robert Of Farmyille. all were ab alb.
sent at their posts ut duty, and no gem
flemsn being near at the tims, the house
a A. nj nile from town was quickly destroyed
before any of the citizens could get there.
The dwelling, hut not the furniture. was
pa5s ~ s aniet and his Wife have rops 70
CFewe for 9 season With tlselr galghtey
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MANY RAILROAD SUITS.
Tobacco Crop Starts OFF Well
and Has It's First Working.
(SpeciaI to The TImee-DispatchD

Especial to The Times -Dispatcho
CHATHAM, VA, June 7-Tobacco
planted during the season Of last week
is starting off we'll. Some farmers have
worked their tobacco for the first time,
and the season for planting and work
Ing has hoen excellent. Large quanti-
ties OF the last years crop We're carried
to the Danville market this week.
At the Juno term OF Circuit Court the
Southern Railway Company will be de-
PENDANT in twenty-one suits, aggregat-
Ing several thousand dollars. Eighteen
are for damag es by burning and the re-
.maindAr for bodily injuries and death.
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