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The new enterprise., 1905-06-01
RUN-OVER LOCALS.

Mrs. S, L, Lanier is quite sick at the
residence Of her son David ID. Lanier.
Little Dick and Genie Bryan are Wis.
ting their grandparents IN the country
S. Alex Smith went to Quincy to
attend the funeral Of the sharon infant.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor left Saturday FOR
Macon where she expects to spend sew
eral weeks with relatives.
Charlie Begps was IN town a day or
two this week looking up his customers
IN the drug and medicine line.
Turpentine man. we've got the mules
suitable for your business. Fraleigh,
Lines, Shelter Co, Wv
Tuesday being a National legal bol-
day-Decoraton Day-Sunday hours
were observed at the post office.
Jno. b. Mays, one Of the county's
prominent aud su bstantial citizens, was
a business visitor In town Tuesday.
Carroll and Elizabeth smith left SAT-
urday for N.s.t Of a.yeiW weeks with
their ancle Sam at Hampton Spring.
DIR. R ter and Major Drew have re
turned from a most pleasant outing Of
several weeks spent at Econhna Spring
Mrs, Susan p. Smith and Mrs S. b.
Mays spent Cne day last week with MIR
and Mrs, stephen Crockett.
Pastor stephen Crockett rejoices in
the addition Of three persons to the
membership Of bis church At Cnaires
last Sunday
Miss Ossie Morrow entertained n
number Of her young friends Tuesday
evening, q chicken plllau being the gas
tronomic attraction
Eddie Tooke who has made a brilliant
record while a student IN the Florida
State College, Tallahassee, returned
home last Saturday.
G. c, Dougherty, Travelling Freigh t
and Passenger Agent for the Valdosta
Southern Ry, with headquarters in
Valdosta, was in town Tuesday.
Holders of Japane.e bonds in Madison
are iubilant over the outcome Of the
great naval battle because the value Of
the bonds have been increased by the
Japanese victory.
Though making her home in foreign
parts" Miss Lizzie O, Thomas never
forgets that she rlgbtfully belongs here
and is always interested IN anything
that is calculated to help IN the onward
and upward march Of her native town.
Being a reader OF the n " Enterprise
she rs thereby enabled To keep in close
touch with AMI fully Informed of the
'happcni0gs at home" Having read in
ID recent issue the excellent article by
D Blaipck neut the school sub dis
trict plan, she wrote him q letter from
which We ore permitted to quote as FOL-
lows; "Nuur article IN the last New
Enterprise was just what the people
needed, ! am so much interested in
Ola Madison and anyth ng educational,
especially appeals 30 me-" Miss Lizzie
will we know, be pleased to note by
this Week. paper th,t the "bal j, roll
ing" and that the probabilities nre cy-
cellent for better and higher school ia
our beloved town,
The new enterprise., 1905-06-01
Japan Again Victorious.

That greatest Of all worlds naval
battles has at last been fought by the
japanese feet under Admiral Togo
and the Russian feet under Admiral
Roiestvensky, The fight occurred
Saturday in the Straits Of Corea and
resulted in a complete and over
whelming victory for the Japs,
Russian vessels to the number If
nineteen were sunk or captured while
the losses Of the Japs were not near
so serious. 1t is thought that this
last and greatest victory for Japan
will force Russia to sue for peace on
the best terms obtalnable.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-01
Cherry Lake Scrappings.

The recent rains have brought
Gen, Green double forces, and the
farmers are having some desperate
battles. Some, ! fear, will have to
Ego away back and sit down" and
wait until they can use the moving
machine to some advantage, Don't
despair farmers: hay is better than
nothing.
Little Miss Mary Burnett is visit
ing her grandparents in Georgia.
Mrs. c. w. Barnard, Of Olympia,
S cnt a p,r Jon Of last week visiting
relatives on the Lake.
Have the prices on horses and
mules risen; Jim Burneltis plowiug
an OK.
Little Carlton Smith Of Hamburg
hps been spending awhile with his
grandparents, Mr., and Ms. B. L.
Smilb.
Mrs. NJ. H Warmg Of Rockwell,
F,a., is spending awhile with her
son, Howell, and we regret to learn
that her health gus no better.
Mrs Charl 0 Croom Of Alabama,
is expected soon to spend the SUM
.mer months with her mother Mrs,
Ben L, Smith.
We are panied to hear that Uncle
Frank Townsend is again III.
We'll, Mr.. Editor, the fowls seem
to feel the coming shadow, AMI are
getting desperate. The old turkey
has actually died, and the old hers
heve nightmares and disturb our
peaceful slumbers by squalling out
to the top Of their voices. We rush
out to their assistance, all excited eX
.pecting every moment to meet face
to face with their dreadful fee, only
to find the old hen sitting motiOnless
still 10 her sleeping position squalling
for dear life. None have died yet
chickens we mean, and we didn't
promise turkey, so lets all be at the
picnic.
Blackberries will soon be plentiful,
no more Lard times--de brierberry
time am here, no more hungry mig
gers, cas- all can hab a share no more
crying babies when bread am getting
scace, no more time to spend in de
good more rabbit chase. De Lord
am good to provide, whilst us work
de crop, keeps in good spirits cas- de
cotton am to chop.
Prudence.
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Woman Killed at ElIavilIe.

Annie Fields, negress, was shot
and killed at Ellaville Sunday morn
ing by Hays Burgess, alias Big
Boy tnrpentine hand working for
Horton, West d Co. Justice Lam
mons held an inquest the evidence
in which shows murder without the
slightest provocation, whiskey being
responsible for the whole affair, The
murderer escaped and has not yet
been captured.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-01
Notice OF Examination

The regular examination fer tea.
cheTs will be held at the negro schoo,
building beginning at $50 a. M,
Tuesday, 'une 6, 1905.
g. W, TEDDER, Supt.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-01

jackson county wants a new court
house.
The new enterprise., 1905-06-01

The legislature has given Tampa
an opportunity to expand,
The new enterprise., 1905-06-01
Received

Carload Globe Fruit Jars andJel.
ly Glasses, all sizes. For sale at
If MCsELEY s DRUG STORE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
WORKERS GATHER
FOR BIG MEETING t. n.
Or. G. Campbell Morgan Delivers
Opening Address at East
Mortified Conference.
ATTENDANCE VERY LARGE
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

IS Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
a EAST NORTHFIELD, August 4.-The
twenty-third annual Christian Workers
Conference opened at Mortified this eve
ming, with Dr.. G. Campbell Morgan, OF
Westminster chapel, London, delivering
the opening address. The big auditorium
vas filled with an unusually large first
night audience, and from the advance
correspondence, the gathering promises
to be a record breaker. Every available
place In the seminary buildings Is being
filled, hundreds of others are living III
tents, !, while large crowds are overflow
ing to Camp Northfield and the Hotel
Mortified. The assembly Of speakers
IL rich and varied. representing the best
lecturers and Bible teachers, both from
the home churches and abroad.
On the opening Sunday, August 9Th
DR.. Johnston Ross, OF Cambridge Uni
versity, England, Is the main speaker
Hc is to be followed at different times
Ey Prebendary Webb Peploe, of Saint
Faults Cathedral. London; Professor James
Penney, of Free Church College. Glas'
gov; Rev. Len G. Broughton. % Atlanta
Ga; Mr.. John Wills Baer, Of New York
city; Thomas j. Vipiers. Of Indianapolis
Ind; DR.. A. y. Pierson, of Brooklyn. n
". and others,
Monday, August 14th has been set
aside for n missionary rally, at which IT
is expected that many representatives
from foreign countries will speak,
Throughout the entire conference, DR.. g.
Campbell Morgan Is scheduled to deliver
u series OF daily lectures on .'Exodus,
and in addition will preach IN Mortified
on Sunday, August GOTH
Particular emphasis Is to be placed or
the music of the gathering, and to thai
end an immense new three manual cleo
trio pipe organ has been built In tht
auditorium ]. Warning Stebblns, Of
Brooklyn, mas been engaged as organist
The latest development has been the re-
turn Ia Ncrihileld for this conference o
Charles NJ. Alexander, the singing evan
gelist, who. While conducting tho vel
known Torrey- Alexander revival In Aus
tralia and Epsland, married the million
aire daughter of Richard Cadbury, O
Birmingham, Mr., Alexander Is TO have
complete charge OF the singing, and WI
Introduce new song entitled, %. VIVA
a Change" a sequel to the Glory Song,
which became so popular throughou
Great Britain. The conference closes
August goth, and Is followed Immediately
by a series of post conference addresses
from the more popular speak ers OF tht
general conference which VIII continue
until September 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
GRADED SCHOOL.
ssf 55 tL@t Ak .---- ia5,. ~
An Effort to Be Made to E ;t
1ish One at Chester.
4 .I fsnecial to Thc TLmes- D lspatcr

@ Especial to The Times. Dis 'tri,a r,hos-
3terfl M ID chapter Of "The Daughters OF o.
- b %s h hsre aftf MFs
AZ sio Ppraanrv the president and n num-
Dor boz Of ladies from the county we're pres
Ont. ~, ~ AZ and
Mrs. r'e Richard Howe was taken this = at
t tel to Richmond for burial IN OAK OAK
"n Mr I, q Coon, an employee OF the
ch tM. Lum ber COMPANY: had three e,
fingers cut from one Of his n HANGS nf n 70.
TX fart attended to the injured hand.
Misses Lula stainhach and Mary Ere q
returned to the village today al'ei = :
The Bermuda District School Board !, VII WI
meet at this place on the LIN 70 onS ele : :
teachers for the coming session, and an
effort viii be made to establish 1rst-
class graded school here.
h q lawn party and children's Gay en ,
tcrtainfnen was held at Ivey Memorial
Church last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
4 Fredericksburg Affairs.

e Especial to The Times Dispatch
FRED ERiCKSB VA August -
Prof. George H ILulvey, Of Rocking-
ham county, was here yesterday and last
night in the interest Of his candidacy tors
the Democratic nomination for Superin-.
tcndent OF Public Instruction of the State
iEIe called on the citizens and was en-.
jcournged by receiving many pledges! 81
support. . VI, 81 s. I, w
3 The twelfth annual reunion of the John.
S. Mosby Camp Of Confederate y eterans
will Be held in this city Thursday AIT
gust 31st An extensive programme IS
helng arranged, and the occasion prom SEES
to be well attended. By not only the mem Il
abers Of N1osby's command, bu It BY their
friends, and the occasion Will be OF great
interest. :,
county, In the case Of aMessrs. Lee wal
lace, a Justice Of tho peace. and Luther
Cox, a constable, both OF Stafford coun-y
5ty, charged with using profane and
abusive language to Mrs. Joseph Baker
at her home, imposed u fine Of 81 and
costs on each. An appeal was taken. Z
A temperance rally was held at Union
Church, In Falmouth, Wed nesday night,
at which, Mr.. West, of the State Anti
Saloon League, was the principal spenk-
err. Another largo temperance. meeting
was held at Berea, in Stafford county,
yesterday. Il; "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
IDENTIFIED.
Young Man Killed Had Love
Letters In His Pocket.

Especial to The Times. D lspatcho
WINCHESTER, VA, August 4.--Tho
young white man who was fatally IN.
iured on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
excursion train between Winchester and
Harpers Ferry, and who died here al
Memorial Hospital. has been positively
identified rs William r. Nicholson. OF
Davis, West Va. and his father IS be-
lIeyed to be James Nicholson, Of Meth
ers, Madison county, Va, who UP, to q
late .hour tonight had not replied to
telegram sent by Chief Of Police Sea-
bright asking what disposition to mako
OF tho body which Is now in local I'M
dertnkng establishment.
Letters found In the mans old clothcs'
which he discarded for q new suit were
from Miss Sarah Z. Jenkins. Of Iia"llns'
Rappahannock county, Va, and were
couchcd in endearing terms, telling MN
not to forget that IT am the girl That
loves YOU best" Another poetic sentence
rcnds "Lock up your heart In the ola
time chest and talk to the girl that rl'[
you love best" i,
a Nicholson is supposed TO have nec , y, =
thn lumber business and is said 70 nave
been wanted ut Davis for assuming a
nolicemnn. Unless friends claim NJ y. re- 3 :
mains he will be buried in the Potter
field here. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Heavv Railroad Travel

pecial to The Times Dispatch.o
IYNCHBURG, VA, August IT he con-
stantly Increasing travel on the three
railways centerlng in Lynchburg is the
cause OF considerable comment on tho
,,art OF well-versed railway men here. ihe
heavy; travel is not confined to 5tne
through trains, but an immense amour. !.
Of business Is being done on the iocai
trains. Despite the fact that the ~ o'lo >
Tnir business last year was so heavy
from I,ynchburg, all OF the roads hero
during July are understood to have done
d business that was mush larger than IA
last July. In order to accommodate -
heavy travel the Southern has been zen fore orc
ed to operate some Of It's trains ~ Two
sections daily. while cars are being ADDED
10 a number Of trains by the other roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Combines With Tobacco Growers
Association Meeting.
lsnncinl tn The Times-DIsnatnl

EURnKA MILLS. VA. August IA
farmers institute was held at Charlotte
Courthouse on Tuesday In connection with
the state Tobacco Growers Association.
The institute was in charge OF Major
Cowan. Of the State Board Of Agrcul-
ture. Fully eight hundred people were
In attendance, and The occasion was one
of much pleasure and profit Men. wo-
men and children were there, with all
the edihles OF the season.
Prof r. ], Davidson, Of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute spoke on CONNER
cial Fertilizers"
Mr. u. o. Sandy, Of Eurkeyille. gave
j a nractical Talk on stock-ralsing, daily
farming and the raising OF corn alSI
grasses and enstlase
Prof. Kaln Of the virginia Polytechnic
institute, spoke ct length upon .h ?. , SUP
Rundolph, of the institute, gave IN inr
torestInE address on MRoad-bNllaIng;@ "
Upon the conclusion OF the institute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
FATHER PURSUED THE
RUNA|W N '.'|' With | GUN \.
Friends at Telephone Kept Them
Posted Of His Move
rnents. u: S.s Y
(spcclal to The Ttnaes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times D ispatch.)
MONTEREY, VA, August At halt
Just been demonstrated in the consurr1na.s
i ton OF an Interstate marriage, that love
laughs at gunsmlths as we'll as look
smiths EARLY in the week, Mr. Robert
Whitelaw, of Highland. crossed over the
West Virginia line to Bartew, determined
J to take a bride in the face OF parental
opposition. He was Joined by Miss Lucy
Wiley, his pretty little sweetheart, and
drove to Green Bank, where they we're
married. Elated and happy, the young
couple! crossed to the Virginia side of
the Allegheny followed by the irate
father and a gun. Friends Of the r run Ia;
ways. however, made good use Of the
telephone line, by dlnt of which assistance
they eluded the pursuing papa until i N Y:
$tunl friends succeeded in getting him to
give up tho chase and allow the verdict el'1A'.t
TO stand. GPlt4t t3li f5 ss1S i$Slt53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05

speakers. tie annual meeting OF the State
Tobacco Growers Association OF tho
American Society OF Equity WAS held
Tho sessions lasted till 8 O'Clock Wednes-,
day afternoon.
The following officers were re-elected:
President, j. y. shcppcrsor; secretary.
Leo WI Norton; treasurer, WI l.. CLARK.
II. A. Stokes and Il. j. Marshall were
elected vice. presidents. +
Judge Boylan. Green on Tuesday an.
nounced his candidacy for tho House
OF Delegates, subject to the Democratic
primary. T'he Incumbent Berklcy D..
Adams. is also n candidate. II Is not
likely that other names Will be presented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Bernard Goes Home.

fspecIal to The Times-Dispatcho
Fl NORFOLK, VA, August 4.-Claude NJ.
Bernard former United States district
attorney 1t Raleigh. N. G., and his family
returned home tonight. He has been
living at Old Point Comfort since his
name was mentioned in the fight, and tho
scandal OF the Dockery-Howell. case, and
he was included MS a defendant IN tho
suit for damages brought Mt Raleigh by
the father Of the girl.
Hill e, King. Bernards law associate
at Raleigh, has gtven#a bond OF $',oOo
for him in the civil suit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Washington Affairs.
from Our regular Correspondence

(From Our REGULAR CoFFespondehIJ
WASHINGTON, .. c., August 4.-Al-
yerda u. Grinnalds has been appointed
postmaster at I4eemont, Accomac county
Va, Vice q. w. Russell, removed. Rural
free delivery route No. q ordered estab-
lIsbed October Cd, at Ararat, PATRICK
county, Va, serving b62 people ana 70
houses, Rural carriers appointed for Vir-
GINA routes, Boston. route No, John
". ouaintance carrier, Frank Petite,
substitute; Chula, route No. !, Thos Row
lett, carrier, George Rowlett, substitutes
Raines, route No. !, George ", Price,
carrier James II, Pruen, substitutei
Wheatfield route No, !. \, Il, Arnaora'
carrier, N. G. Arndorff. substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
,arks. Mr.. F. s. Baker and Mr.. Edgar

llOSn +
Miss Gertrude Shelton and Miss E. L..
walker attended the Albemarle Horse
Show this week.
..Glooston Manor, in Albemarle cout-
ty, has been sold by DR.. T. w. O"sley
TO wealthy purchaser from chicago.
DR.. Owsley has become the owner OF
"Tivcrton, near "Mirandor and Is
erecting very handsome mouse mere
The Charlottesville Progress OF Thurs.
day says in it's mention OF visitors 10
the Automatic Horse Show. that among
those In the grandstand were Colonel
Harry b. Hawes,, Of ST.. Louis: Mrs.
Mamie Laughornc Shaw, who has lately
returned from hunting In England: Col
onel Day and daughter, Mrs. Thomas
s. Martin, and Captain Dorsey Cullen,
United states Army. son OF the late
Or. Dorsey Cullen, Of Richmond.
Hon. and Mrs. Thomas w. Gardner ana
little son have returned from visit to
friends in Urbanna Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Grim, Of
Winchester, Va, celebrated the thirty
sixth anniversary Of their wedding this
week. All of their children except two
Mrs. James Grim, OF Luray. and Mr.
Floyd Grim. now in Berryville were pres
cnt. as follows: Mrs. William Halnes,
Mrs. Carson McCarty, Misses Lillian and
Georgia Grim and William and Marion
Grim.
Misses Alice coghill and Willie Austin
are guests OF Mr.. Henry Coghill, at Roa-
| noke, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Moncure and litlle
son are visiting Mr.. and Mrs i. y. Gill;
near Bowling Green, Va.
Mrs. II. r. Christian, who has been
spending some time most pleasantly Sn
Roanoke Va. will be the August guest
| OF Mr.. and Mrs John W. Williams az
Pcarlsb,rg. Va.
The annual convention Of the DISCIPLES
| 10 being held at Olive Branch Church
Eat Toano, Va.
Mrs. +. Z. Mayo and daughters, Misses
| ella and Lottle Mayo, are spending INC
month Of August at tho Alleghany Hotel,
| Goshen Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
VIRGINIA CHAUTAUQUA.
The Candidates Who Have Slight
ed Wythe Heading That Way.

z ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.)
II WYTHEVILLT, VA, August tine
Virginia Chautauqua VII open it ts! sHS
Monday next, and will continue until the
2Sth. Rev. John L. Allison, of Washing
ton, D.. c., as superintendent, Will preslae
over the sessions, ana apie ana eillcielil
committees and assistants have been ap-
pointed to look after the various depart
ments, and provide for the amusements
and comforts OF visitors. Eminent sl'eah
ers will address the Chautauqua on VAIL
Gus topics. as set forth In an elaborate
pa A new bank has been organized at
Rural Retreat to meet the growing needs
OF that prosperous co1um'y si9 o ma.n
n more than sa $1,000. The Officers for the
drst year are w. u. Cannon, presidents
j. NJ. Phillips, vice. president, and p. ~.
Davis, cashier, AZ OF tnese gentlemeh
cess Of the undertaking Is assured.
Politics have been quiet in Wythe, Only
two OF the candidates for tho Demo-
cratic nomination ha attsr th ina Ear v.seo
pected within the next ten. days. Mr..
Swanson is billed to speak here Friday
night; Mr.. Willard. the l4th court day.;
Mr.; Montague tho sa,,' ana NJ y M @
pected by friends some limo within the
Judge Mann is advertised to address
the Chautauqun. ana VIII also address
the voters in the interest of his candl-
Martin and Swanson seem 70 be IN the
lead In this county, though Judge Mann
has n. strong following, and Mr.. Mon
tngue and MI. Willard both have strong
and earnest friends,
judge williams will carry the county
didates FOR Superintendent OF Public In
strtction llttle has heen said, The can
dIdntes are hut little known. Tho old
Confederate soldiers VIII, In tho main
of Rockingham, Mr., Hulvey,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
New y. NC, a..

fspecial to The Tmes-D ispatch.)
& LYNCHBURG, VA, August 4-Atter
deliberating for several weeks the Boaru
Of Directors OF tho Lynchburg y. NJ. g.
a. has adopted plans submitted BY Frye
y Chestcrman, architects. Of this city,
for The new building to be erected on
Church street opposite the Piedmont cup
building. IT Is expected that the contract
for the now building can 30 awcraeu
about September list. The new structure
ls to cost about $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Children's Day

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
nRUITr, VA, August 4.-Children's
day was celebrated at soppony Baptist
Church yesterday. and from start to
finish was an occasion of much enjoy
nent. he church decorations made a
very pretty showing. Miss Minnie Mays
presided at the organ.
a splendid dinner was served. the
children Of the school. as well as the
visiting children, being looked after by 9
committee selected for that purpose. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
I,ilv White Delegation.

(snecIal 10 The Times-Dlspatch.)
NEWpORT NEWS. VA. Aug. New
mort News Republicans will have q NY
White delegation at the Roanoke state
convention. after all.
Two OF tho negro delegates announced
last night that they wSuld not SO for
"pcrsonal" reasons, and the third one
says 1t is improbable that he VIII al
tend the conventions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Richmonders in. New York,
fsnecIal To The Times-DIspatch,)

Especial to The Times-D spatch,)
NEW YORK, August 4,--Waldorr--G.
Millhiser; Rossmore--c. i. sauer. 5, p,
Dunston; Wolcott-E. p, Harris; York
A, S. NIinter. r. ]. Levy; Darlington.
G. Gray; Fifth Ayenue-Q. J, Sands, e.
B, BARBER 81, penisr-E Q, BARROW Alet-
ropolltan--D, Z. Groves and wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Coffman,
lsnoc,o, n ,rbe Times- Dispa tch.)

LIJRAY, VA, August 4.-Mr, Charles l.;
Dovel, OF Stanleyton, this county, ana
Miss Eddie l., coffman, OF Anna An ,o page
clerk's office in Luray to-day. Rev, g, s.
Kennnrd. n pastor Of Main Street Bap-
that Church, officiating,
Tho groom is wel,;knni,wn n ana r9pnr'hh e
bride n daughter of Mr.. w. r. Coffmall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
Russell Withdraws.

Especial to7The Times-Dlspatch.)
I,EEsBURG, VA, August 4.--Hon. Har-
rison Fl. Russell. of Leesburg, Loudouil
county, formerly high sheriff, who sew.
eral weeks ago announced MS cdndlaacy
for tha House Of Delegates from Lou
doun. has withdrawn from tho race IN
favor Of his opponents Messrs a. b..
shreye and F. NJ. Love.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
SHE WOULD RATHER DIE
THAN LIVE IN THE. COUNTRY
1cnaolal- q Tic ri1nes-plspatch. }

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcn,J
ROANOKE, VA, Aug. 4.--Mrs,. Charles
folk and Western fireman, attempted, ,s sui,
Ounces otu of ilaudanum, She. was here on
visit and her husband wished -, hsr g Te Z
turn to Ironville, where she resided WIN
She was dissatisfied with living n the
country and said she would XII heriS lal
70 Ma hospital and Is In very critical.
condition, and 1t Is not believed she can