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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24

Misses Sallie and Ellie Bodie of noo
mere entertained quite number O
their friends last Friday evening will
valentine and pound party. Amons
1hoSe WHO attended were: Misses Iona
ana Annie Lee Ethcredge, Carrie and
Myra Glenn, Maud Crouch, and Messrs
Eugene Bodie, Eugene Ha rtly, James
Hardin, James CuIlum, Mike Perry.
Cauthrn Bodie, Nick Cooner. Curtis
"ullum, julie Cooner and James
Crouch.
Mr.. G. W. Modlin who has been for
several days at Salley S. G spent Sun
day with the home f.lks.
or j. a. Written left Sun day after
noon for the North While away he
expects TO visit Baltimore, Washing
con- New York and others places OF
'hlefeS'' He goes on his semi-lnnual
TRIP u buy Spring gooIs for his Nam
mouth department stores.
Mr j. Walter Draher now occupies
the b2autif II residence of Mr. f. s
'"iWi on upper Main Street. We well
;ome this estimlble family to Bates.
Ourg.
M"' W. WeS'moreland one of me
II ''' prominent and innI4ntial cit.
ms OF sam ria, was in town Monday
H'' Sara Shuler's friends will find
h' 'ary 20 n!ottl5ly installed in I'm,
u" o' MIR. and irS. Walter Drehcr.
Nri Mlry lzllr of Anderson Is viii
ns ar and Mrs Hugh Il. Murchi,on
hl'S Missouri Glover is visiting her
Id home in Granitcvil..
Nr W. 9. F'r5ar returned frym
'e% York Sndny.
The contrac.S for the lumber r,rtb,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
NETTHTwU,

uu,..p ,,t%p.,., -,., AeFI,r-7T 'sVVTIT
has been done towards farming in THIS
section but guess the farmers will soon
bcgjan Cross ties and wood has been
the order of the day lately.
Mrs Della Jones is spending this
week WITH her sister Mr.. stokes al
HateSburg.
Mr. Jim Cofcr one of W:gcncr's 5
popular boys was in town sunday.
Nc,srS rdd and Cat Shull spend We'd
ncsday in LccSvillc ON business.
We are sorry to hear Miss Fanny
Pard..c school near here closes Friday
She will leave Saturday for BlackNilIc
where She VIII visit friends before re-
turning to her home at GranitviIle
Miss Es'cllc Eawl spent several days
a her ojd home IN Lexington County
last week.
Miss Susie Shuil was tlr guest of
Miss Agnes Guntcr last sunday,
Mr. Xlck Rawl WHO naS been spend
ing sometime with relatives here re-
turned TO lis home at GantrS Ala.
The many friends Of Mr. IL. +. Zach
a'iaS In" popular contractorf Charles
Ton was Glad 10 see him ia town few
days last week Who can gu.ss what
brings LIN this way 50 o:IcnE
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
IS on SaIE N
liTihS home.

Mr. :. x. Moore will hereafter re-
side in Macon to which city they
moved from recently
Mir and Mrs A. c. Cave have NOV
ID here from Sumter and are with
Mrs. W. A. Cave. They have decided
. lO,ate here.
Mr.. NJ. II Witt is recovering Mr..
lit trod on an icy spot, durning the
last freeze, hac heavy fall and broke
)ne Of his ribs.
Mss Maggie Medlin who has been
eaching in North Carolina has been
,ecrntly married TO Mr. Griffin of
North Carolina.
Mr.. II. Y Mutdaugh and children
re back from a visit TO Florida.
Mr.. B. II Riddle has accepted 4
potion in Winsboro.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
NEW YORk'S WATER
SUPPLY

The Croton Dam, which is in some
features one of the notably storage
rrSavouS of the world, was closed al
2P NJ. on January 2sth last 1T vii
take the Croton River over seven
months to Till the dam the depth OF
which is 100 feet.
The lake formed by CANNING up the
river will lie l. miles lorg and viii
hold over -, ,sa0. 900 OCOg gallanS ofwater
There viii be about t, 300, ,OOa eco gallon.
excess inflow into The dam per montl
above the amolnt drawn oil monthlN
for the needs of y N.w York CITY.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
MET WITH MISS
TOWILI>.

The regI ar meeting of the Ladies
fortnlghtly club was entertained by
MISS hennie Towill Friday afternoon
with 4 beautifully appointed luncheon
lie decorations wore red, white and
blue in celebration of washington's
birthday.
From the chandelier huge bel,
was suspended with ribbons stretched
TO the four corners Of the tobI, =
bunch Of white carnations decorated
the center, surrounded by diminutive
American flags
The color scheme was cqrriaa a..,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
SOME NEWSY NEWS
GATHERED BY MR.. RAWL oE
K. F. ID. NO. 1 FROM
BATESBURG

Well brother carriers the r,ip eth
oo'nes' III IS equal almost to rain,
season IN the Philippine Islands, but
we uoh mind it, ] read not long since
"here one carrier was making NOR,
money and making it easier Than no
eer uld before in his life: Hoys. ho
must be married TO his lob I an, NOT
Mrs #. c. Aldidge tour MAJ las been
connned to her bed with La Grinna for
week or more and we are LONGING to
see ma up again, for if any of you have
over read the Bible you will tind where
'dcC sent MS sons into Egypt TO buy
1000 Tor there was a great famine in
the land, and there brother .Iosanh
whom they had prosecuted and sold
gave Them all they could carry homo.
anu IL Is on that order at mas home
"hen she is well, for there is = great
iamlne" at the carrier home most Of
the time. va
Mr. Albert Cato's folks have bcnn
uhoer the weather for a few da,s hut
Aioert we sincerely hope they are bct-
ter ere this.
MIR viii B Asbill left his good wire
ana went off to Aiken, Courtjny ,b;s
Week. '''>
WI huiuS Corder, has / must saw.
aohe Tie carrier if no one else. kind
'ct by walking the road on his premises
good for YOU Rufus.
me ether Cay as the carrier wos
making his round. he heara = pco1
'iie raElhg her better half over H.,
"aIS and this carrier will advise tho :
uS"ahd 10 read Proverbs DIST chapter Z
'hu 'th verse, and tell his g,cd wife
read to-, and watch out for the
arrier or he will hear it again.
Mr. JOIN NJ. Cato, al yays remembers
eheedS OF the carrier. this time if
dS sweet potatoes, Mr alto Won arc =
'r'ct'y the carriers friend.
Mr. Waning Ccckcrcl tut a big piece ;.
IpGdIng and liscuit in the Ioy and
le carrier went his way reioirinc and
resting with that piece OF prGd,rg &
Monctla II. +. u. carries as ro,c to
lNen courtlng this week. 4,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
JOHN PAUL JONES.

Tie grave o. Ionn rdu Jo
seen after five years located. Il
'atcd iL the nov Abandoned )
Louis cemetery of Paris Frame
rhc site OF the old grave yarl is my
covered by buildings and it is cStima
Ell that so 600 will be required tu rr
cover the remains. PrcSid mt Ro S
VII has recommended co Congress
that the appropriation be made
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
.. zfTis,IJn.-.HUUINS. zfTis,I 2.

norman, J.J. TaylU;'1
a j. Herring, J Il. Zimmerman, j.
w. fcagleS, Geo. A. Eoungblood, j.
\. ClaXton, Furman Mobley, j. ID.
Edison, l. II BrunSon, Joe Prince,
: r. Adams, j f. blackwell, MilIed-
70 Yomcc. y. NJ QulrleS, b. ID. Kit
chens, ii. j. Eunch. \. Gilchrist, and
A. c. QUITS.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
MOVEMENT OF PROM
INENT PEOPLE.
Where they have been
and where they
are going--Hap-
penings.

Mr.. L. C.. SNearingcn the lap "
goal natu ed operate" of the Sont Lerr
railway, has goIe to his hom' ~
1"'nton TO rccuperate from au attack
OF La irippe. We w'Sh fDr hi
sp1 coy recovery, aud hop t. see hir
soon return.
Rev. E. X. Hardin flied tie pa ai.
at the Methodist Church on II al.
evening last. He is a mD;t e'olIalt
and forceful young preacher
Mr. @. j. Niggle OF Columbia spent
last Sunday here.
i, Mr.. T. L. Quattleb22um is visiting
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
Money SAVED, IS MoNsYiMAps,

MONEY SAVED, IS MoNsYiMAOEl
The fast Natl. Bank of Batesburg
pays interest four times year on de-
posits in the Savings Department--com-
pounded every three months rut your
spare money to work--it works while
you sleep has perpetual ever increas-
ing earning capacity. We invite you to
open an account now with our Bank and
be numbered with our five hundred de-
positors.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24

TIc state Convention OF cotton
growers met in Columbia on Tuesday
last eXington County was represen-
ted by Mr.. ID. f. Lowman.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
COTTON MARKET.

Cotton is bringing to day on the
Batesburg Market, 7l2, as reported
by l.. ID. CuilUm.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24

DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY eoIyp
PER CENT.
tut your spare Oney to work.
uepoSit in the First National Bank Of
rg and get interest eyerv
~ aniee months: February, May, Az.
gust November,-- - four per CO... -
COMPOUNDED four times n year.
w. w. Watson, President.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-02-24
C0UN

rntnk was tie rneEI7 E7p p STATES. {
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
THE BOSTON MYSTERY.
Police Decide the Murdered Wo5
man is Not Mrs. Schapiro.

Y (By AssO cfatcd Press.) t
" BOSTON, September 8.-The police ac-
gtivfty in tile "suit case mystery in !.
creased to-day. Yesterday the solution
was believed to be IN sight. An jdenti-
fication Of the suit case, and the finding
OF a bundle OF bloody garments, gave the
authorities more expccta ton that the
tanglc would BE- unraveled.
~ In tn - a.;er,s 5to acrt." rI'so this re.
suit. .hcy arranged to-day that a corps
OF divers should visit Winthrop harbor
TO search undcrisa ii The water fort the he
5mlss',g head and limbs Of tho woman
5vttlm OF the tragedy. Tie police have
decided that Mrs. Rosa Schar'ro.
blonde, formerlyanf Baltimore. who dis
appeared from this city several weeks
ago, Is not the dead woman. Mrs
sschapirn lived here with her husband,
TT. Maurice schapiro. i&t
Il H Her disappearance, us we'll as thai o.
her husband, led Baltimore detectives to
consult with, the local police with refer
err co to the possibility that she was the
victim Of the homicide. Captain Dugan
said this afternoon that from teh con-
d,i!ons which the autopsy revealed. = ne
police are satisfied that the missing MRS.
schapro Is not the woman whose iden-
tit, Inc police are seeking to esta lls s!Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
BROKE UP fIAZING.
The V. P. i Faculty Acted
acknowledgement Shot.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
BLACksBURC, VA Sept 26,-The five
old students who were denied entrance
to the Virginia Polytechnic Institute by
tho faculty at their meeting held Mon
day afternoon have accepted their fate
and left for their respective homes. Tho
practice OF hazing In the institute Is
almost n thing OF the past. but where
so many young men are gathered Hto-
gether It is very difficult to eradicate 1t
entirely. y. . An III
There We're two parties OF students en-
gagged in the hazlng and OF one crowd
the name OF only one WAS ascertalned;
OF the second there We're four reported.
The faculty lost no time In handling the
cases and as result the young men
were denied the privilege Of re-enter-
Ing tho school for the work OF the pres
Town Sergeant Dave stangcr, who was
accidentally shot while drinking from q
spring on tho college campus. Is re-
ported to be a IN very critical condt-
ton. It seems that the sergeant was
shopping over to drink when his piss
toll dropped from an inside pocket and
exploded. The ball, a 42-calibre, enter
ed his chest at about the middle Of tho
breastbone and penetrated the lungs.
He has not yet lost consciousness, but
infspite Of his remarkable staying powers
he is not expected to live.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
.CAIRNGORM WON
gu preliminary R. !. |. \ 4 |
Defeated. G augl1nawaga, the Only
Other Starter, BY -Four
Lengths.
.R0MPED HOME E EASY WINNER 4 !! Y | {:
claa,ughnaw',aga Was = Thirteen I IT, e
Twenty Favorite, But Cairil-
55H germ Was Well Backed.
.R0MPED HOME EASY WINNER

FL NEW DIRK, Sept. 26. Cairngorin, we'll
backed, captured the cup preliminary
one mile and u half, at Brighton Beach
& to-day, defeating Caughna wnga, the 10 to-
20 favorlte, and the only other starter,
by four Ieng this. Davis allowed Cairn,
germ to trail along to the stretch, where
Z he let him down and In few strides
WAS in front and romped home a win
ner. Brookdalc Nynph broke ,the track
record for five and a half furlongs. when
he won tie second race by stepping the
distance In 1:oG
S SUMMARIES.
54S First racc-six sfurlongs-Oriska DO to
~ first Maid ofA'rlmbuctoo go to ~ sec
3ond, Flelr de Marie (l3 to 81 third. Time,
i IA 2-5. s.,Ssi VI; 81 5 * 5H
5 Second race-nve and a half furlongs--ss
Brookdae Nymph e to 1o) first, DISC
bcdient "a to y second, Devil Tree (loi to
fDGthird Time. 200. B ~ s. y,
sney c. Love (2Oito y first, Toltalon Is to
j second. u Santa Catalina rs to y third. I
Time. /: AS. 838s33 IA, y 70 . Il. ~ y,
Fourth IRA ce-the cup reliminar ~; mile.
and a half-Cairngorm az to l0) unrst,
caughnawaga (l3 to 20) second. Tine,
}2:S4. /, h.
Fifth race-six furlongs-sly Ben. to-
~ first, 1ngleside Is to ID second, Car!
! eco to ID {third, Time. S1:141-5.
n Sixth ra ce-mile and n sixteenth--Au.-s
cassin Is to u first, Oliver Cromwell q
to 81 second, Sailor Boy go to II third.
Time 4 ;46 Us. e, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
TEN 8THOJSAN4 DOLLAR
PURSE GOES TO ANGOLA
raw AssocIated Pressed

o., Sept. 2s.-The Ohio
stake for 200 class trottcrs, purse Slo,--
900, was the feature event Of the Grand
Circuit rae,s at Oakley Park to-day It
giola, after finishing eighth in the first
heat, fourth In tho second, and eighth
in the third. won the next three heats
and tho race, Summarizes:
200 pace, purse S2000-stein won in
three straight heats; Ethel Nc, second;
Shylock. third Time, 2:06. EN-
2:lo trot purse s. 000-G lenwood M won
In three straight heats; Jack Wilkes.
second; Clorita NJ third. Best time,
The Ohio, 400 trot, purse slo,ooo-An-
Gtola won fourth, NTH and sixth heats
and race; Redlac, second, won first and
third heats Norman 3 third, won sec Sec
$50 pace, purse $1,Q0o--Blrt Wilkes Won
In three straight heats; Hal G, seconds;
Ben i, third, Best time 2;o7 IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
LITTLE: ROCK S DR|yER
PUT UADERARRE:S';l.T|...
Charged With Entering
Ringer mat Roanoke'T]T1he
Fair Opens Well.
5pecIal Is The Tlmcs,,- Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmcs-D lspatch.)
u ROANOKE, VA. Sept 26.-The first
day OF tho great Roanoke Fair had the
largest crowd OF any opening in the
associations history. It was school chill
Roanoke, Salem and yinton being ad-,
mltted free. All the departments Of the
fair nfe well filled. The cattle N play
Is said TO be the largest ever seen in
Virginia The races were very good. The
2:27 trottlng race was won by u horse
that was entered as Little Rock, but
which, 1t was claimed, Is the famous
Palm Leaf, 2:10, once owned by Thomas
r. Byrne, police inspector OF New Yor.t.5
and sold In Chicago last spring. The
animal was entered as the propert Of
Or. Ben Wood. Of Buchanan.W w. Va
The driver, T. Jones, q Ohio: ,saa 4 ar g
rested under tho State law Of 1888. Tor
ringing ina horse OF another class,
and locked up at the station house. IAo-5
cal lhorsemen gay the same horse was
held up at Greenburg, Pa, last week Tor.
ringing IN ;.5 ~ ..5i#s Ell 4;
Summary: . II NJ WI 553 "a
# 2:27 trot, S3OO-one mile !: best In b
.Genteel II, first: Hoftord, second: Charles
Lee, third Tcarolen. fourth! Time, 2:2s r.
2:lo pace, &4o0-1nile heats: best 3 IN b.
tRockport, FIRST: Conroy second; Little
Belle, third; Mary Dell, fourth. Tine:
1925. Y 81 sa3 81 III
RUNNING race. s16o-half-mlle heat
Cabin Boy, first; Trappist, second :; syl-
van Dell, third. i $S Az i.2g NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
HATS IN CHURCH.
Women Comply With Priests
Reguest-He Quotes St. Paul.

& Now YORK., Sept. 2G.--As the result
OF an article in 'fSt. Johns Bulletin.
a church publication conducted by the
RAY. Edward L. Stoddard. rector o., IS,
nearly every woman who attended ser-
Fwires at the church, last night wore a
hat of some description. A copy OF the
Bulletin was placed In every pew IN tho
present, but after reading the article
in question, which is understood to have
been written By DR.. stoddard,, they ap-.
jparently decided to accept his advice
Dr. stoddard based his article on the
seventh chapter OF ! Corinthians. In
Bids women 4 to remain bareheaded in,
church. The reason for this, he says,
is that tho glory Of woman Is her hair.
and naturally she devotes much time
to its care. r. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
4 BY The Valentine Auction Company.
En- iAuctioneors.
RECEIVERS SALE u MN .ss5
OF
4 Empire Steam !Laund ry,
70. 3O3 wv, Cary Stree Il
Office Furnitu Iron Safe
Plant qluipment,
Horses, Wagons, Harness. Il
Etc Thurs day, Sept. 22'8s'tshEl.

Acting under q decree OF the Lay and!
Equity Court OF A the City$ Of r almond, 4
Twill VI sell kat public auctl on, "a 8 SfSA
tWIOLD. on Z he premises q "a o, locts
noon, THURSDAY. SEPT .s5 2SIFi, Nd the
Fully Equipp ped \ y npire q Steam Laundry
Plant. No. 1903 West Cary Street.
55 The plant includes Collar and Gun Ma
chine, y Collar and Cuft Damper,G Body
Ironer,, Bosom Ironer. Neck Band Ironeri5
Dry Dry X Room, Shirt Press, Collar and Gun;
staroher Extractor 2 Wash ers.a III rom
Heaters Shaw Machine i, IS II. e: steam
Engine, Boiler. BELTS. - fling Hang eIs,s
Setc., Is Hand Irons Copper Starch $sCook-E
.er, Tables, Chairs, b cts 8 lelYing Pa
per Racks etcnF Conblnatio lon 4Lock IRON
Safe, Oak Roll-Top Desk. 2 III rses, r. Az a.
8gons, 3 Sets Harness and \ other equ lpffss
ments, " Va ss.ISS33
This sale Ia being made. not al account
fot.the partnership. The plan q - SnowE!ln
operation and running on q payin g pc sls.s
satisfactory arrangements can be n adsS
with two OF the present partIl ers TO con-
9tinue their routes (Which enbra &c about {
itwo-thlrds OF the business) a with q pur-5ss
chaser II desired, Plant open for n pee
Stlon. y, 4sss s5a
Receiver
The Valentine Auction Com pany. NJ:
Auctioneers, 4: "A. i5$i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Fine Furniture, China, Books, CARPETS,
Rugs. Mailing, Att Squares, BuggJ.S
Jumper. Etc., at AUCTION. s5s ~

Y. We Will sell at our. salcs- rooms, No. \
dls East Broad Street, this tWednesday)
morning, September 9TH commencing
1880 O'clock, a line Of the handsomezt;sI
parlor furniture we have ever offersd.
embracing 6 fine Mahogan w Frame Par
Tor Suits, U holstered A In 81 yerona;s'
fine French apestry, genuine Lea lierSS
Library Suit on Mahogany Franz les, very
handsome l.. brary Chairs and 81 Rockers
IN genuine Leather. genuine ~ Leaf ters3
odd Pnrlor Chairs md Rockers. a. NUM-:
Der Of Walnut and Oak Bed a room Suit u
tension Table, Oak China Case, China
Dinner Set Of 400 pieces. odd Pieces .o 81
eral Fine Brussels and Velvet Carpets
handsome Real Smyrna Ar SQUARES
Smyrna and Moquet RUGS, 10 Rolls ,ta'st
d set. Of Gooper's Works So I of Scots
Novels Set Of yYashing ton irving
a good Top Buggy and one Jumpe
Ladies' especially invited to attend his ,
THE VALENTINE "a rcTIoN CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
louisville.
(ByS Associated Press
ky, Sept. 26.-Churchilli

LOUISVILLE, ky, Sept e6.--churchill
Downs summarizes:
s. first, kleinwood q to 81 second Sid
Silver n to y third. Time, ia 3-5.l9ss
Second receive and a halt, turlongs,II
Nlfo 70 to 81 first, Bric-a-Brac g TOD =
second, Yazd 10 to y third. Tine, l:0 10 !:
10 il first Fallen Lead Is to y second,
sCovina go to y third, Time. go. AZ
Fourth "a ce-nilc and a sixteenth, han
jdicap-Brancas Is to % first Siiyersk,n
III 10 y second, Devout 6 to y + thru;
Time. ] AS 3-6. 3as NC \; =
Fifth race--steeplechase .handicap;f
short 9course-Sceptre& Is to p first, onyx
II. rs to i second. Poorlands Is to- - third,
Time. $50 1-2. 5 q \. -
first sayoe Fair 4 to DAsecond. Runs
ming Star 6 to y third. Time, LAP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
SIX Months for Assault,

Especial To TIC Tlmas IJIspatch.J
leigh B, Dawson. the Pittsyivania coun-
~ ~ merchant, who was charged with at
temptlng a criminal assault upon Bessie
Shelton, deaf and dumb glrl. sixteen
June 18TH was found guilty at l2;45
q Clock this morning of q common as
sault and given SIX months In jail: Tho
Jury had been locked up since Monday
men 10 get home and the court to close
IN the docket this week caused the night
session to be held, .E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Jockey Redfern Hurt.
t/I2v A asocia tad Eress \ 49,

NEW. YORK. September 26.--Jbckey
Arthur Redferr met with an automobile
accident which will compel his retirement
as a rider for the year. While.drlving
his car, en- route toEthe race track, Red :.
fern collided with n motor cycle and
sustained a fracture OF tho right arm.
lie was removed to his home. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
PRESIDENT GOING TO VI
TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE

TrIsKEGEA ALA, Sept. 25,--Mayor 8,
q. Lewis has received telegram from
Secretary Loeb advising him that Fres!,
dent Roosevelt on his Visit here, will d.
Vide his time Between the town OF q,us-
kegee and the puskegee Normal ana
meetinE If the city council j; preparations
wsre made on the part Of tho CITY to
sxtend 10 the President o Genuine South
ern welcome, s5l M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Still An Open Question.

The Madison Ward delegation In coun-
eli declare they are 'up In the air. so
far ms n successor to Hon, Harry Glenn
Is concerned, u.
IA member OF the delegation said last
night that no one had been settled upon
and that he could not say with any
degree of certainty who would be the
successor to Mr., GLENN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Richmondes in New York.

81 Especial to The Tllnes-Dlspatchl
Cecil; Hotel Astoria, Plzzini; Broad
way Central-A. Robertson and Wife,
Wolcott-Mrs. C, 5Millhiser. g. Millhiser;$
.Earlingt on-J. j, kissano and Wife; I'M
Bigble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Washington Matters,
Especial te The Tlmes-D Dispatch

WASHI NGTON, u, G., Sept, 2s.-.Pat-
en Il isssued: Ylrginia--Marceilus NJ. HIT,
Luray, shoe and pants busters; Jas, a.
Mebane, South Boston, electrical rosette;
JOS. Fl. Rlddick, Richmond, Ink well,
China Grove. mail bag catcher; Geo. w,
Vaughan, Lenoir, ice bloycle; Jas. A.
Whittier, Durham, ironing to bic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
THE CLANsMANl...
Mr.. Dixon's Play Repeated at the

fl8s ACade!ny.
Tho Clansnlan' was repeated \. I at the
Academy yesterday, with matinee and
!IoyeninE perGormnn noes The audiences
we're la ge,. though the crowd las t night
was hardly up to that OF the light before
The play was presented with greater
smoothness 4 han on the opening nlght. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
AUCTION SALE This Day.
i by GEO. q w. MAYO, H Atictioiieer.
AUCTION SALE "

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4. i viii sell for account OF Mr.. r. Coats
Jro who Is ideclnlng house, keepins q, AZ
No le2 Grove Ayensle, an Extsn Fins
"Wednesday, September ~, 1908,
AT 10 40 o. Clock,
consisting OF Handsome Parlor Suits. Par
Tor Rockers, Library Tables, Axrhltsters5
Druggets, large lot Of Brit - rae, N lass
alva CHARTERED Oak s!dcboard. gi Extr!a5
Large Quartered Oak Chine Press 4, 0 y ].
Velvet Dinlng-r3om Drugge ts. Fl cad and
root CHARTERED Oak Dining Chairs Oak
RefrlEerators. Kitchen SAT- st Kitchen. Ta-is
bles. large lot Kitchen Utensils, Extra
Heavy Antique Oak Chamber Suits NJ as-ssi
sve Qunrtered Oak Chiffonicr with MIR
ror top. Enaneled Bedstsads Hair Nat
tered Oak Halt Rack, II all and Stall Car
pets, Hail Runner, En- am eled q Bed room
Suits, Oak Roller-Top Desks. Q fice8
Chairs, RUGS, Lamps, large lot OF Crock 4
cry and Glassware and various other
IA GEO. w. MAYO, SAuctioneer. hi
B. G. Buford Salesman. n Stgs3l 5SSssi
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