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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
FIGHTING POSTMASTER
HAS ANOTHER SCRAP
(special to The Times-Dispatch.

3tp 7 - !
NORFOLK, VA. October 6.--Following
the personal difficulty on High Street.
Portsmouth, yesterday between Postmas-
ter II. r. Butt and w. p. jenkins. former
money order clerk In the Portsmouth
rostoffice, who was removed four months
ago. there was a lively fight between
Postmaster Butt and former Postmaster
Samuel L, Burroughs at the ferry wharf
In Portsmouth this morning.
Both Postmaster Butt and former Post
master Burroughs were coming to Nor
folk and met on the ferry boat just as
the steamer was about to leave the Ports
mouth Side Of the river for her Norfolk
wharf There were only q few words
passed between the two gentlemen before
the blows began to fall thick and fast.
Mr.. Burroughs came out of tho scrap
with black eye and bloody face. Mr..
Butt lost no blood.
The fight was the outgrowth of political
trouble. which is alleged to have had It's
origin from things said about Butt by
Burroughs and Jenkins.
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Unfortunate Situation.

Especial TO 1'he Times DlspatCn.)
KENTS STORE, VA, Oct. 6.-The an
nouncemcnt that J. G. Page. young
attorney, OF Goochland Is endorsed by
tho Democrats OF that county MS the
nominee for the House of Delegates from
Fluvanna and Goochland. ttopardIzes
the success OF the Democrats sending a
representative 10 that body in the Mo-
evember election.
Pembroke Petit, & former member OF
the House from the two counties, having
been declared the nominee in the re-
cent primary. but in which Goochland
did not join, holding that 1t was Gooch-
lands time to have the nomination..
K L. Q. Haden. an attorney at Palmyra,
has been named by the Republicans and
is working hard for his side. It Is, to
be hoped that the complication which
has arisen between the Democrats Of
the two counties may be adjusted in or
der to prevent the election of Repub-
llcan to the House, which now seems
probable under the existing cfrcum-
stances.
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House from i EastvlIle, Va.

AS will be seen from the above pic
ture, Mr. John T. wilkins. OF North
nmpton, the now member who will rep
resent that county and Accon,ac In the
House, Is quite a young man. Indeed
Mr. wilkins will probably be tho young
est OF all the members Flo Is Il lawyer
Of fine ability, and speaker or rare
gifts. Mr., Wilkins Is q graduate OF the
University Of Virginia, and though no
has boon at tho bar but n short while
he has already made his Impress upon
the people OF his county His popu.
larity was demonstrated by tho fact that
he won the House nomination in the
recent primary after a sharp contest
over two strong competitors, both OF
whom were widely and favorably known.
While Mr.. wilkins may have opposi-
ton from tho Republicans. 1t Is safe
bet" that he will como to the House,
us his district Is strongly Democra tic.
Mr. Wilkins will succeed that old vet vet;
eran in the Legislature. Or. Charles
Smith, who did not stand for reelection.
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FAIR AND RACES.
Lynchburg Management Elated
Over the Success.

Especial to The Times Ispatch)
LYNcHBURG, VA. Oct. 6.-The first
exhibit of the Interstate Fair Assocla.
ton came to an end to-day with colors
dying. The crowd on the premises to-
day numbered several thousand. There
seems TO be no doubt but tho manage
ment will have a snug sum on hand after
paying all expenses Of the operation OF
the first venture. The traction COM
pany to-day announced that they hauled
35,s59 cash passengers on Thursday, and
Is believed it is the largest business ever
done by street car company IN Vir-
ginia outside Of Riichmond or Norfolk.
Everywhere and everybody has Moth
Ing but encomlums Of praise for the
manner in which the hrst fair was con-
Quoted and The management IS happy
over the achievement.
The result OF to-day's races We're as
follows: .u
! Free for all: trot or pace; purse. 500
Little Belle. b m, 1, !, 4; Nellie Newman.
b M, 2, O. 2; Marguerite, b m, 3, g. s. Time,
sNl-2. 2:1S and 2;lS.
AIS pace; purse, $400--AInnle Thompson,
m, 1, ~; John F. b &. 2, 2, 8; Sadie
Temple b m, 3. 3. Time 2;ls -
o1s IA and 2:a0
Running consolation; fve-eghts-mile
heats-Pannella b m. !, !; Ran After. g.
9, %; Nota, br m, g. 8, Time, l'6 Ia
LOS Ia. ~
Gentlemen's driving matchi purse, 500
Lucy c.. m, s. ], /; Nancy Daniel, !
m. q, 9, Q; Grandgor, b m, !, dis; High
BAN, b s., dis, Time, 2;46, 2'47, 2'43 Ia
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Nominee for House from Lunenbur1.
Mr.. e. p. Wallace, OF Lunenburg, will
be one Of the new members OF tho House
Of Delegates and he bids fair to be one
Of the popular men Of the body.
Mr.. Wallace is a farmer and busl-
ness man, and Is widely known through
out, his county and Charlotte as well.
He defeated Hon. George r. Bridgeforth
for denomination In the primary after u
hard fight. Tho Mann bill is not popu-
lar in It's entirety In Lunenburg and
that was the main issue In the canvass.
Mr.. Bridgeforth took strong ground IN
favor Of the law In Its present form, and
Mr.. Wallace declared In favor of some
notifications. 3s
A When the votes wero counted, Mr..
Wallace had a majority OF less than 100
over Mr.. Bridgcforth, and he Will likely
be sent to tho House this fall Without
opposition.
Mr. Wallace is man Of pleasant
manner. and makes friends rapidly, and
those who know him best predict that
he will become favorte at the Capitol
next winter.
A Mr. Wallace is man Of affairs, and
his business qualifications have been
demonstrated to tho, satisfaction OF the
people OF his community. He VIII no
doubt fall into tho class known IN the
Legislature as business members.
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A DAINTY BIT.
Handsomely Dressed Infant Lett Lett
bv Passenger on Train.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspateh)

(special to Tho Tines-Dlspatch)
SUFFOLK, VA. October "a pretty
little girl baby. supposed to have been
brought on the late passenger train on
The Seaboard Air Line from Norfolk or
portsmouth,, was found shortly AFTER ~
o'clock last night on the front porch or
A. w, Copeland. at No. Jig Fiji Street.
The cars stop near the home, and a
ne sscnger would have opportunity to de-
1,oslt the babe-laden basket on the porch
and catch the cars before the station
was left,
The dainty little bit of babyhood was
found shortly after the train pulled
away. Mrs. Copeland heard Its cries
Fer son came into the house shortly be-
fore the train came There was no baby
on the porch then. The police have no
doubt that the infant was brought here
by n passenger, and are seeking clues
In that direction,
The child was dressed In costly gar
ments-a nice little silk cap, top coat
OF costly fabric, and plenty Of lingerie
Several married ladles who have seen
the child say It Is not over three days
old. probably less, It has blue eyes.
head covered with very dark hair, and a.
little nose inclined to be pug-shaped.
The mouth Is It's prettiest feature.
Tho child takes rourishment readily,
Mrs. w. S. Tebo. of No l22 Hill Street,
is caring for 1t, Unless the founding
be adopted by some chidless couple OF
Suffolk, 1t will be forwarded to an or
phanagc, Mrs, Leo Britt president Of the
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4 warm CONTEST
OVERSIGHT. COUNTY
Very Doubtful If the Republicans
Can Keep It in Their
Column.
tspecla1 to The rimes-DIspatct F,

Especial to The Tmes-D ispatch)
GATE CRY, VA, October 1.-THE Re-
publlcans are exceedingly active in Scott
county, and are making great effort to
hold tho county in their column. They
have appointments for speaking for al
most every day from now I'LL the cleo
ton. their appointments covering every
ncghborhood. Among their speakers are
ex-senator .. r. Bailey, OF Bristol, Sen
ator John G. Noel, OF Lee, Judge II. NJ.
Anderson. Of WISE and Mr.. c. s. PEN
dleton, the Republican nominee for the
House OF Delegates.
While Colonel Slemp received major
ity OF about four hundred in the county
last November, the Republicans realize
that 1t will take hard work for them to
hold the county this year. Last year
they paid the poll taxes OF their party,
while the Democrats were negligent In
regard to the taxes. This year the Dem
ocrats are nearly all paid up, while
many Republicans are delinquent.
Mr.. M. NJ. starnes, the Democratic
candidate for tho House OF Delegates. is
n most popular citizen, ffty-two years Of
age. He is a man OF great energy and
business qualifications, and his large
business interest connect him intimately
with many influential Republicans. Tie
Republicans realize that he would make
the county a much better representative
than Mr. Pendlcton. who Is Il very young
man and without the experience to
}qvnlify him for the important position.
Mr.. Pendleton, however, is a worthy
young man, and quite we'll educated.
One thing that will operate strongly
against Mr.. Pendleton Is the fact tkrt
his father was a Fcdral soldier ana he
cannot appeal successfully to the Con-
federate soldiers or their descendants,
who constitute large element Of tho
Republican party Of this county.
AS between the State tickets this coun-
ty will be close, but the outlook for the
Democratic candidates for House Of Dele
gates and for county clerk is highly en-
couraging. There are about $500 quail
fed voters In the county this year..
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FOUND DEAD With
BULLET IN HIS BRAIN
Boy Fifteen Years Of Age, Who
Probably Committed
Suicide.
(Special to The TImes-D:spatch.)
,,r 4 irN,rQN VA u October. h.-The DO.

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4 STAUNrrON. VA, October 1.-THE body
OF VIM. Bowman. fifteen years old, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowman Of
Augusta county. was found to-day In
Chestnut orchard near Trimble's Mill,
eight miles west Of Staunton, with a
bullet hole in his left temple.
Young Bowman went out Sunday morn
ing chestnut hunting. and not turning
IN, Sunday night his parents became
alarmed, and searching parties were sent
out to hunt for him. Ills body was
found by Mr.. Logan Dunlap one of the
party, about noon to-day. When found
he had q thirty-two calibre revolver In
his hand and 1t Is not know whether ne
committed suicide or was accidentally
shot. There was also lying close to him
n small pen knife and some are OF the
opinion that he was trying to extract
cartridge from his revolver when 1t ex-
ploded.
! Although the circumstances point to
suicide, no one is able to give any cause
for such a. rash act. His body was
much decomposed when found, as It mad
been there since Sunday. he was pop
ular young man. and worked Tor MT,
y D. N1yerly, OF the county Young
bowman attended Hebron church, from
where tho funeral was held late trls
evening, conducted by Rev. Holmes fals-
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FREDERICKSBURG 4 NEWS.
Washington Guards Inspected
Monument Foundation Finished,
lSpecial to The Tlmes- DIsnatch.l |.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch) 81
FREDERICKSBURG VA, October c.
The Washington Guards. Company f.
Seventeen Virginia Regiment, of this
city. Captain M. b. Rowe. was Inspected
here last night BY Colonel 10 Lane Stern,
of Richmond, Assistant Inspector General
of the State. Colonel Stern passed on all
the books and property Of the company
and Captain Rove Inspected the drilling
OF the men.
A Sims Club has been formed at Min
eral, Louisa county. to advance tho in
terest OF Judge T. w. Sims. Of that coun-
ty. who Is the Democratic candidate for
The foundation for the Mercer nonu-
ment, to be erected In this city this fan.
the contractors OF this. city. The founda-
ton Is made of concrete and Is as strong
and firm as such work can be made. It
Is four feet ! above TIE ground doa but dirt
to tho driveway and pavement, The base
for the monument will be put IN place
next week by the contractors. who are
New York parties.J
Tho Board of Directors Of the Rapa-
hammock Valley and Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, Of this city, has or
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A REUNION IS HELD
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Children Who Have Been Apart
for Years See Each Other.
Arm-Torn Off.
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81 (special to The Times-Dlspatch.)
STAUNrON, VA, October 6.--Mr. and
Mrs. ], e. Jones, OF Augusta county, had
a reunion OF their family this week. The
arrival Of their son from California was
the occasion OF calling their sons together
who have been separated for years. Ihe
family Of Mr.. Jones, composed OF hve
children and eight grandchildren. with q
few other relatives and friends. composed
those present Those present at the
banquet were Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Jones,
staunton; MIR. and Mrs. w. Fl. Jones,
Augusta county Mr.. G. 4. Jones, Keyser,
W. Va; Mr.. B. D. Jones, Los Angeles,
Calf Nfr. and Mrs. D. A. kingan, Stnun-
ton: Miss Lizzie Frame. Staunton; Miss
Effie Brewer, Augusta county; Mr. g. M.
Page, Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Perry Page,
Augusta county and Mr.. Riley Swartz,
Augusta county
ernest II. Terry of Augusta county,
and Miss Mary s. Sheets, Of Stanton,
we're married here Thursday at noon by
Rev. =. C. CARRIER, Of the German Bap-
list Church.
While hunting one day this week, Philip
Sfull, OF Augusta county, had part OF his
left hand torn off by the accidental dis
charge OF his gun.
Martin Reid, the little son Of Mr.. Wes-
ley Y. Reid. put q cartridge In his fathers
shotgun Wednesday and discharged the
gun. On the rebound the hammer struck
the little. fellow on the cheek, cuttisg an
ugly cash. 1t was thought at first he
shot himself, but upon examination by
the doctors it was found that the re-
bound of the gun did the damage. He
bled profusely.
Marriage licenses have been issued by
the circuit clerk to Miss Sarah Il. VIII
son and Mr.. Othie II. Pattie, Of iAu-
gusta county, and Miss Ethel ]. Rodgers
and Mr.. John II. Armitage, Augusta
county.
Mr.. w. L. Hanger, son Of Mr.. William
Hanger, a prominent farmer Of Augusta
county. was brought here from West Vlr-
ginia, where he has been in business some
time and taken to the Kings Daughters
Hospital. He is very Ill with typhoid
fever. s III
Mrs S. p. Vance and small daughter
returned to Richmond Thursday, after
a visit to Mrs. e. G. Patterson.
Mrs. A. N. breckenridge, Of Washlng-
ton. Is visiting Mrs. Bette Catlett.
Father Van Ingegem Is In Richmond,
Mr. j. L. Lie Fills, of Jacksonville, with
his wife and two sons, were called home
on account of the illness Of Mr. lie Iils's
mother Thursday. They had been visit
ing Captain and Mrs. T. Q. Morton.
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ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
Legal Separation Of Mrs Mary
Buckner From Husband.

WINCHESTER, VA, Oct. 6.-An-
nouncement was made here to-day that
nm absolute divorce has been granted IN
the circuit Court OF Fauouier county.
Va, by JuIge c. r. Nlcol to MIS-. Mary
Robinson Buckner, OF upperVile, Va.
from her husband Chas. f. Buckner. her
allegations being that no was guilty OF
conduct unbecoming husband Mrs
Buckner is daughter Of w. Fl. Robin
son, formerly OF this county. but now
OF Leesburg Va. and. at the time OF
her marriage she was regarded as the
belle and beauty Of Fauquier county
She belongs to an old and distinguished
family of Virginia and Mr.. Buckner Is
member OF the prominent Kentucky
family OF that name.
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CITIZENS ARRESTED,
Policemen Watch City Lot to
Prevent Fighting. N

NORFOLk, VA. Oct. 6,--There lis a
fence and riparian rights contest over
valuable city property. which involves
Martin, capitalIst was arrested for de-
stroying property: G, H.. Bull, councIl-
man, for threats to kill; G. p ToWnsend,
real estate dealer, for trespass and -
property, Townsend put up a. fence to
claim lot which the others cut down
because they declare they have occupied
They were all arrested and bailed to
APPEAR in the Police Court tomorrow,
ana the police are guarding the lot. to-
night and preventing the contestants from
fighting,
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.V|RG|N|AN ABETS
FATHER C0|P0:'||N
Captain Orlan Clyde Citizen IS
An All Around Rcv-
i54lI olltionist. n.
A FREIGHT ELEVATOR FALLS
Pennsylvania. Railroad Officials
EXAMINE, Virginia
Orchards.
!, FREIGHT ELEVATOR FALLS
Especial 10 rho ,rimeg- Dispatch,

CHESTER, VA, October 6.--Ad-
vices arrived horo to.day from Port
L,mon, Costa Rica stating that Captain
Oran Clyde Cullen the former Ualted
states army officer, practitioner before
tho Supreme Court, and eccentric invcn-
tor Of the Cullen ball bearing rife, which
the Japanese used to siege Port Arthur,
stopped at Port Llmon Il week ago on
his way to Colon, his Intentions being to
claim tho lands OF several clients who
had died of the plague and yellow fever.
i 1t was stated that he had recently been
elected president Of tho international. Re-
publican League, and as such is assist
Ing with arms, money and supplies
Father Gopon. OF Russia, in the rcvo-
lutionary movement and that largo num-
hers OF the oppressed classes OF Russia
were now mcmbers OF the league. which
demands for their country n constitu-
ton similar to that OF tho United States.
Captain Cullen's homo is at Watcrlich,
Warren county, Va, and until q Few
weeks ago he was reported in press dis
patches as assisting President Castro OF
Venezuela to fortify that country win
81 the Cullen rifles.
ELEVATOR FALLS.
With q crash that was heard for q
block away the freight elevator at the
great ice manufacturing and cold storage
z plant OF c. L. Robinson, IN this city,
fell last night from the top OF ne third
door TO tho ground, bringing with It ton
OF weights that plunged from the ex-
trcmo height OF the shaft. extending TO
the Afth floor, and burying them IN q
concrete floor two feet deep dozen
men were on tho elevator. and they es-
capped BY jumping just before an inch
thick steel cable broke and caused the
elevator 10 plunge to tho bottom. Inc
men fell among piles OF barrels and box
cs. and several were badly gut and
bruised Two ropes became tangled ana
the operator could not control the ele-
yator, and there was nothing to prevent
{ It from falling.
EXAMINE ORCHARDS.
Headed by General Freight Agent Y.
II. Cevenser. OF the Cumberland valley
Railway, a large party OF wealthy Dunk
ers and other business men OF the noEt:'-
ern section OF Cumberland Valley IN
PENNSYLVANIA arrived in Winchester this
afternoon and made q thorough inspec-
Inn OF several OF tho most productive
annie orchards in the Valley OF Virginia
which are located north OF The city. me IN
object OF their visit was 10 see the apple
harvest in operation on an extensive
scale, with view Of introducing inc
same methods and manner OF shipments
to the farmers and fruit men OF 1helr
section. ~.
/ Among the orchards visited was the
I. Lupton farm. which Is 70 pc utii,
ized nv the United States AgricrNurai
Dcn,rtrnent for the model orchard OF the
country. and 1ne orchard recently SOLD
by General Stuart Brown. Of Baltimore
"a stuart Bell. OF Winchester Ihe panK-
ers and business men returned 10 Har-
rlsburg this evening.
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THE CLANSMAN.
The Author Has the Scenes Pho
tographed.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, October 6.-After
having q report from his advance agents
from the prominent theatres OF the
South. Thomas Dixon, Jr.. who dramat-
lied "The Clansman,' which was pre-
sented hero tonight TO tho largest aud
fence ever seen at theatre In Lynch
burg, had twenty-slx scenes In the play
photographed here this afternoon by q
New York theatrical artist.
DR.. Dixon declared the local play house
to be the best equipped in the entire
South, M
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HURLED TO DEATH.
Sight and Hearing Defective, ].
A. Davis Drove Before Train.

Davis. who lives about four miles east
from Wythevlle. was killed by an east
bound freight train this evening about
A o'clock at crossing near Kents Mills.
Davis sight and hearing were both de-
fective from injuries received Mt n saw
mill several months ago. and 1t Is pre-
sumed he did not hearSor SEQ the train
which struck the hind wheels Of his
vehicle, throwing him on cattle guard
and crushing his skull.
He leaves wife and several grown
children.
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a LOVELY COMPLEXION
New York Lady Proves That
Every Woman May
Fave It BY
USING CUTICURA SOAP.

n Mrs. r. Reicienbcrg, wife Of the
iwell-kt1owti jc1ellef OF i46 Fulton ST.,
New York says: ~ had a friend who
was Justly proud Of her complexion.
When asked what gave her such q
brilliant and lovely complexion, she
replied "A healthy woman car be stra
Of q fine akin II shc will do as l do,
use plenty Of Cuticura Soap and
water. She insisted that ] follow her
example, which I did with speedy con.
viction. find that Cuticura Soap
keeps the skin soft, white, and clear,
and prevents redress aud roughness."
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Perry-Pritchett.

Especial to The Times spatch.)
FREbERICKSBURG, VA., Octobsr o..
Mr.. Lewis Fl. Berry. of Richmond. ana
Miss Salle PrItchett. Of Spotsylyanla
county, were married Tuesday night at
Brookenbrough Church, in spotsylyan5al
county, by Rev. Decatur Edwards. OF this
man. The other attendants We're BRIDES
n,aids--Misses Eleanor Prltchett Pearl
Prltcheu, Tobert Willonghby, Qphelia3
partlow, Pearl Chewing, Observation-Disclosures s s,r1s
Wheeler Chesley Waite, Irving Chewn.i
ing, Everett Waite. d. CheWning and
Murphy Pritchett. The church was hand-
somely decorated. The couple Will resdesl
in Richmond, 4I5i I stjsSSf
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Welded in Richmond.
fspecial to The Times Dispatch. !

tSPtClat ~ le i4ileS-plsPsitCn.) .s
K OAK TREE. VA, October 5.-Nliss Car
RE Heller and Mr.. Henry Braaten, OF
Norge, went to Richmond yesterday
morning and were married. The young
couple were accompanied by their sister
and brother, Miss Julia Heller and .,r.
Adolph Braaten. Mr.. and Mrs. Braaten
returned this afternoon. and were ten
dered reception at tho home Of the
groom. They will make their homo near
DIascond, Va.
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Secret Marriage.
1 (Special TO The Tlmes-DIspatc

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. October G.-Miss Eva
May Summers and James Barnes Ritter
have announced their marriage In July
last, and have notified their friends that
they are at home to them at No 40 Clay
street, where they will reside. Mr. and
Mrs, Ritter went to Elizabeth City, N. c..
July 18th. and were married there by
Rev. ]. Spence. For reasons OF their
own the young people did not announce
their marriage until to-day.
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dered that all the premiums at the Fair y
full. After ali the expensese OF the Fair, Il
purses and premiums, are accounted as s
paid, there Is q balance left over frot
the receipts of $675.M },bs zen sss
& Captain M, B. Rowe has purchased OF s3
3. r. WILLIS trustee for Mrs. Sue N.
Chancellor one hundred and twenty-foutsg
building lots on the Smith tract. just outs
side OF tho city limits. I'M
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Missing Collector.
(speclal to Tho Times-Dispatcf

Special to The Times. Dispatch)
y SUFFOLK. VA, Oct, 8,-Norman L..
Jones. collector for a local furniture
house. is n,ysteriously missing. Neither
his employer. nor boarding house knows
aught of his whereabouts. Jones's &C.
counts, so far as known. are straight
and In the absence Of motive for volun-
tary disappearance. foul play is feared
Jones Is from Butte. Montana.
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A Coming Marriage.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,,

~ q 1SpctIaI 20 THe -TTHles-I71spatUTI'7 ~
The anno,incement is made OF the conl-S
Ing marriage of Miss Nellie Esther
Clarke, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Clarke, OF spotsylvanta county. toi
TAXA place at noon on October 18th. at
Massaponax Baptist Church, IN Spotsyl-t
yanla county, near this city aS