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Evening journal., 1905-12-15
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS

American Lodge, A. o. L. W.
Encampment. No. "a. L. V. l..
Friendship Conclave. $. w NJ.
Delaware Tribe /. o. r. NJ.
Fairfax Lodge. ]. o. o. L.
columbia Lodge. /. @. o. L.
telegraph council. Jr. o. L. a. NJ.
s., Georges castle. *. G. r.
-, Andrews Council. L. o. r. c.
81. johns commareery. r. A. NJ.
Canr No. g. r. o. S. cf -
prardywine Lodge. $. ot ~.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
FALSE RuMoR REcTTrIrD.

The old cstabished dy guols store OF
p. NJ. Goldbcis at No. rs King sree,
is not the Slldberg store which was
closed by a cnstahle several days ago
Tho similarity Of names and - ects has
c,dsed r. II. Goldberg somc annoyance
IFS stock 1f Christmas soods Is co,a
nlctt
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
Too Late for CIassflactIon


FOR RENT-Tfree-story brick dwelling.
Vl Franklin street. !. rooms. bath and al
contcaicrcfs. large front ard Side mwn
possession about january l. 1906 Apply TO
HAWKINS a CO. Agents ne Market
street
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
A w nincrcnn.-

Size Mr. Richie says very bite
things about those lazy sons Of his, but
his wife is always making excuses for
them. He-Yes. she makes excuses,
but he lias 10 make allowances for
them That's what angers him.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
EreetIna New Eactorv.

W. f. Tuchton, whose barrel factory
and storehouse in Head street South
Wilmington was burned several
months ago is rebuilding. The new
structure will be entirely OF brick.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
IN ArEMoRlAM

In loving fememhranes Of our dear
mother Hester puton, who departed this
lie December s. 1904 Gone but not fof-
gotten hy her children. Daniel and Bell
Dutton.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
win Initiate cand dates.

Members of Friendship Conclave,
order of Heptasophs, or Seven Wse
Men. WIZ initiate six candidates this
evening. Il is expected that "a large
number of members will be present
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
DEATHS.


William a. Whtcloy.
Calvin lighhold.
Lizzie a. Mccoy.
John A. Curry.
'Elizabeth Davis.
ida NJ Pierce.
John r. Flinn
Anna kroun
James j. Icblcy.
BURNS In this city. ON December o.
Anna. daughter Of James and esther
Burns.
Relatives and friends are respectful-
~ invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence OF her parents. No. 403
Rodney street, Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. lnterment az Cathedral cem-
etcry
DANlS-In this city. on December n.
1905. Elizabeth. daughter Of John and
Annie r.. Davis.
Relatives and friends and Star Of
Delaware Lodge, No. z, Shepherds OF
Bethlehem. are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services
at the residence OF her parents, No.
1925 Maryland avenue on Friday after
noon. December 18th at 2 o'clock. Inter-
inent at Isonbardy cemetery,
McHUGH-In this city. on the 18Th
inst 1906 Mary McHugh
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to stten dthe funeral from hei
late residence. 1929 West Fourth street
AZ 2 o'clock Solemn requiem mass al
ST. Thomas Church. Innrmcnt al
Cathedral cemetery
PlERCE-In this city, on December "A
1905. Ida NJ. Pierce.
Relatives and friends are invited Z,
attend the funeral services at her lat
residence. 9o3 Washington street, ol
Thursday afternoon at > o'clock. Inter
ment private.
WALKER-On December 1S, Liliai
Irene, believer daughter Of Clarenc
L. and K. Lillian Walker, aged i
weeks
Funeral private, from the residence o
her parents. No. 9ls Vandever avenue
on Friday afternoon M 2 o'clock Inter
ment at RiverView cemetery.
WHITLEY this city. on Doccmbe
IA. 1906 william c. Whitelcy.
Relatives and ffienGs are invited Q
attend the funeral services al the resi-
,Amce of his brother-in-iav. Lewis j
Bush. on Sunday. December ~. at
O'clock. Please omit flowers. lntefmen
private. al Brldseton, \. j., OF Monday
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
EXECUTIONS.
SUITS cALENpARE0 AND
ON TRlkL.

on uial--Caso Of Wilmington Candy
Company vs. Remington Machine
Company. for damages for failure 10
perform warranty
No case definitely set for Monday
Arguments o Saturday
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
Iost Foot Board.

Fame Fire Company lost the footboard
from its engine. Members Of the
company will be thankful II the finder
viii return tho board to its owners
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
coNVEYANcES.

John J. clark trustee for William b.
prettymau. William b. Prettyman and
George X. Rudert and wife TO Della
ware Water Company. use OF a passage
ia and along strip of land in White
clay Greek hundred, 80 feet wide. and
for the purpose OF laying pipes con-
sideration. SAC.
The vestrymen and church wardens
OF old Swedes Church TO Howard r.
Hayes and Althea r. Odel and Rich
ard r. Hayes. Jr., releasing from
ground rent house and lot of land on
west side of Walnut street 80 feet il
inches south of Third street 22 fee
by los feet Consideration. $500,
Howard A. Hayes and wife and Al.
thea T.. Odell and husband and Richart
Hayes. Jr. and wife 60 Stant b. At
l,ins. same lot as above. Considera-
tion si1Oo
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.

E. J.. Peacock Company VS. Adam
j. Lang. Jr, for sS2iCO
SUITS.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
sohooner Va R.Ieassd.

The schooner John Burleigh held at
Mahan's Ditch by tho United States
Marshal under hber for soamon's
wages. was released yesterday after.
noon The vessel was found TO have
been held recently IN New Jersey un'
der bankruptcy proceedings.
ior can buy seishs at White Bros
frlnt and orange SITS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
ASHLAND NEWS.
The Ashland i "Wednesday Club
Chorus is to Reorganize.

Il -aE fIEIf az
lSpecial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.) 4
ASHLAND. VA, October 4.-Ashland
VIII rally actively and enthusiastically this
year to the chorus work OF the w ednes-
day Club, OF Richmond Tho chorus here
will be reorganized this month, under
the able direction Of Mr.. Eugene Jones,
OF Richmond, and Mr. a. z. Coulter who
Will return from San Domingo November
list. Announcement will be made on the
18th instant OF the work to be under
taken. A chldren's chorus will also be
formed
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welsiger,. IF Man
chester, Va. are in Ashland to spend tho
winter. They. have apartments at Mrs
Louis Smtthey's. on College Avenue. The
Ashland Auxiliary OF the "Wednesday Club
Will welcome Mrs. Welsiger as an ablo
assistant.
Miss Cooke of Washington, is visiting
her fathers family, Mr. Charles Cooke.
who has recently purchased tho property
OF Mr.. w. D. Cardwell.
Miss rrigg. Of Abingdon, Va, is vis-
Ting Miss Mary Anderson.
Professor and Mrs. IT. NJ. Jones will
give an entertainment on Thursday eve
ming, October 5th, to young men OF the
college, occupying the second cottage on
the campus.
Is slowly improving.
Mrs: Samuel Carter expects to leave
hero December LIST to spend the winter
In SUMTER S. c., with her parents.
Mrs. r. B. Shaclelford visited the homo
OF Professor r. B. Smlthey to-day.
Mrs. Conway Gordon. OF Richmond Is
visiting Mrs, DR.. Wightman.
Miss Clara Cox left Ashland to-day to
visit the Lynchburg Horse Show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
ANOTHER SPONSOR.
Miss Clara =. Smith to Represent
the First District.
Z Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatch)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA, October L.
Miss Clara T.. Smith, daughter Of Cap
tain c. Il. Smith. treasurer Of Caroline
county. has been appointed sponsor for
the Sons of Confederate Veterans for tho
First Congressional District, for the re-
union to BIO held with tho Grand Camp
Of Confederate Veterans ut Petersburg
October 25th. Goth and eth. #
The Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Railway Company will build new dock
a. their wharf here, to take the place of
the present one, which is very much
worn. .&Eo
". P. Kent, Of 5;Wytheville, Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Is
making q speaking canvass through STAFF
ford county this week, speaking twice
day In different parts of the county.
A Ie will go from Stafford to Grange
county.
The work of building tho foundation
for the Mercer monument to be erected
or washington Avenue in this city Is pro-
crossing rapidly. Tho contractors arc
Messrs. Cartrlght & Davis, of this city.
TIL. contractors for furnishing the base
arc New York parties, and they will
commence their work next week. 1t Is
expected that the bronze figure. tho
tcsutiful memorial to General Hugh Mcr-
Ger, will he unveiled here early In Mo-
vcmber. Is.-will-bez G great occasion for
B,;edericksburg, marked by imposing cere-
monies and bringing here the President,
members Of his Cabinet, senators and
co, gressmen and other distinguished men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
!. HAMPDEN-SIDNEY.
Prospects for the Best Foot Ball
Team in Years.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
NIflIaInAf cIIlAitcN - col L IE(IIN -

a9Sf6lS Especial 10 Inc TlneS-DlSpalC1.)e s-tasi
n IIAMPD SIDNEY COLLEGE, Oc-
tober 4.---Never was there more Interest
manifested in athletics. Tho time has
been seen here when 1t was often df-
ficult to get out enough scrubs" to
practice the foot ball team, but this sea-
son there has been no lack OF this
kind, and ut least two full teams and
substitutes are on the field every after
noon with good proportion OF the
rest OF the student body on the ground
to Encourage with their presence.
While the team had looked for vic
tory over Hoge Academy on Saturday
they were well satisfied to tie the ca
diets, as the Hoge team was far heavier
and many OF the men more mature.
81 Coach James expressed himself as en-
.tirely satisfied with the defensive work
OF his team, but criticised their hand
ling OF the ball and poor interference.
The team is showing marked improve
met,t, and will give washington and
Lee stiff game on next Saturday. the
men who Will make the llne-up IN this
game will probably be the following:
iF Inge, fun back; Bedlnger. right hall
back: Booth or Joynes, left half back;
Foster, quarter: Thayer, center; Johns,
right guard "A ucke or. Wilson. left guard
Montgomery. right tackle; Elcan, left
tackle; Payne, right end; Joyncs, ief'
end.
Al a meeting Of the baseball tenn
Tuesday evening. Mr.. s. w. Boothe. o.
Petersburg, Va, who played a star frs,
base last season, was elected captain o.
II he-team for 1905. The baseball ma
2terial Is exceptionally promising.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
TO BECOME DEtACONEss.
Mrs. Catlin Goes to Training
School.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch9

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatcn.)
# DANVILLE, VA, October AIRS, W.
q. Catlin, wdowSof the late w. g. Cat
lin. who was drowned last February
while out duck hunting on the coast OF
South Carolina, leaves Tomorrow for
Kansas City. where she will enter q Bible
training school in that city for the pur-
pose Of becoming deaconess IN tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
At a mass meeting of the voters Of tho
First ward. held tonight. Mr.. Charles
Orchard was nominated to succeed Mr.
II. q. Moore as member Of the Board
OF Aldermen Tho mass meeting was
called on account Of the Aldermen being
unable to agree on successor to Mr..
Moore. Tho recommendation Will DO
passed on by that body Friday night
Among those who were In tho wreck
which occurred near this oity Tuesday
we're Mr. and Mrs. Adams. an clipping
couple from South Boston. who We're re-
turning from Pelham, whare they had
been married short time before tho
accident. Tho bride Is sixteen years OF
age, and. it Is said, wore her first long
dress when welded,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
HONOR VETERANS
IN PETERSBURG.
Crosses to BE Conferred Oh
Thirty Confederates This
Evening.
PREPARING FOR HORSE SHOW
Entries in the Various Glasses
Are increasingly Bond
Issuc Requested.
{specla to ,rhe -Dlspatoh

Especial to The Tjmes-D ispatoh.)
Fl PETERSBURG, VA, October 4.-Tho
distinction of crosses OF honor Will BIO
conferred upon thirty Confederate vet
Grams by tho Petersburg Chapter Of tho
Daughters OF tho Confederacy to-mor-
row evening at the home Of tho president
or the chapter. Mrs. Bartlett Roper. The
ceremony will BIO preceded by silver
ten from s to z o'clock the proceeds to
be given to the furnishing OF the Peters,
burg room in tho Home for Needy Con-
federate Women.
COMING HOE>SS SHOW.
Preparations for the Horse Show next
Saturday are actively progressing. The
lists or entries In the various classes Is
rapidly increasing, and the officers Of
the Horse Show Association are now
engaged in selecting we'll known and ex-
perlenced judges, among whom will be
Mr.. II. c. Beattie. Of Richmond.
The Riverside Country Club. where tho
exhibition Is to be hold. Is being made
ready, and commodlous stands are being
erected for the expected crowd.
At the meeting OF the City Council last
evening an ordinance providing for tho
issue and sale Of soventy-five thousand
WI III VI - pei CcIll.l DOuuS VI lHb
icity Of Petersburg for the Improvement
Of city roadways was presented by George
Cameron. Jr., chairman of the Finance
Committee, and referred to that COM
mittee.
The Council concurred in the action
OF the Board of Aldermen In permitting
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany to extend its double tracks on
Wythe Street, on the Blandford llne.3
which the company Is enlarging and i'm
proving in preparation for the crowds
expected at the Confederate reunion.
Robert Cabaniss was elected council
man from Third Ward, to succeed w.
Gordon NIcCabe, Jr former vce-presl-
dent Of the Council. who recently re-
signed. iSsi
FILL COUNTY OarICE.
n The Dinwiddle county road board will,
at their next meeting at Dlnwiddic Court
house. October 10th. consider applca-
lions for the office OF county road super
intendent. made vacant by the recent
resignation of r. w. Atkinson.
In the Mayors Court this morning
washington Penn. colored. denied the
charge Of stealing several articles from,
his wife, on the ground that her prop
erty was also his. Decision was deferred
until Saturday. 3$ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
PITTSYLVANIA AFFAIRS.
Many Matters Of Interest Before
the Board Of Supervisors.

Especial to The Tlmes-O ispatch.)
e CHATHAM, October 4.-The board OF
supervisors thls week denied tho mos
tior of the Southern Railway Company
to change the road from Yanceyvlle 70
5Danyille Just on tho outskirts of the
city. The commissioners reported nd
versely to the railroad.
Commissioners were appointed to view
two proposed roads In the county. and
two were ordered to be opened. Tho sum
Of $1,000 was deposited with ]. II. Iar-
grave. Jr,, chairman Of the almshouse
board, to defray the expenses Of tho
air shouse. and $1,000 was appropriated to
operate the five county road machines
for one month, For sheep killed by dogs
In various sections OF the county, $s734
20 be paid out of taxes collected on dogs
Joseph a Haynes for listing 1,142 dogs,
s5l10; G, w. Cannon for listing l,hl6
dogs, s75.75; r. P. Cakes for listing l,lQ5
dogs, s56,25.
The board requested Circuit Judge
Saunders to appoint suitable persons for
game wardens In each magisterial dis
5trct Of the county.
A large number of Chatham folks
visited the Lynchburg fIorso Show and
fair wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
HUsTLING LYNCHBURG.
Soon to Be Five Well-Equipped
Shoe Factories There.
Special to The mos-Dlspatch,'

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
5I1YNCHBURG VA, October +,--The
George D. Wltt Shoe Company an
nounced to- day that work Will BIO started
at once by that firm on n largo shoe
factory, which is to BIO located on JEFF
3ferson Street, III this city. The plant
viii he we'll constructed and have front
age of 165 feet and fifty feet deep. with
six stories, This firm already mas Y
largo factory on Ninth Street, and the
phenomenal growth Of the company's
business makes tho now factory no.
cessity.
The Smith Briscoe Shoe Company Is
also erecting similar plant of about
the same size on tho same street, and
1t Is expected that two others Will be
erected next year, This would give
Iynchburg five large and well equipped
shoe factories
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
SUES WIFE FOR CLAIM
AGAINST HUSBAND IND
Rather Unusual Proceeding i
Winchester Under Recent
Decision.
(special 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.)

tE7 (SDeClul 10 Inc
E WINCHESTER VA. October 4.-Under
the provisions Of q. recent decision OF
Judge L. w. Harrison, who held that q
wife ID partly responsible for debts con-
tractcd by her husband when the lntter
has acted as the manager of her estate.
the husband being entitled to cotnpensa-
ton therefor, which may be subjected to
the payment Of his debts, suit has just
been Instituted in the Circuit Court here
by Mrs. s. M. Rely, widow of James -.
Rely, against Mrs. Barbara A.. Solen-
berger and her husband. N. ". solcn-
tergcr. who were defendants in the first
suit, which was filed by Solenhergers
brothers. Mrs Rely is q creditor OF
N. w. Solenbergers, and she seeks to
make the wife pay the claim held against
the husband. While Mrs. Solenberger Is
the owner Of considerable property, her
husband Is a bankrupt. Judge Harrison's
decision is the first of the kind ever rem
dered In Virginia, and the outcome of the
case Is attracting wide attention.
Oscar Luttrcll. son OF r. r. Luttrell
Of this county, is in a precarious condi-
ton near Cumberland, Md. US the re-
suit OF severe injuries received yester-
day while hewing timber The axe he
was using glanced and cut deep cash
in his abdomen. Tho falling tree caught
his left leg and ono hone was broken.
Alleging that his life was In danger,
Thomas II. Sprint. prominent merchant,
last night had Frank Herman. an apple
buyer. arrested, and the latter indicated
his Intentions OF having Sprint arrested.
charging him with assault.
Herman. 1t is alleged, used abusive lam
guage and threatened to draw re-
volvcr on Sprint, whereupon the latter
struck herman, knocking him down. A
dispute over money matters in connection
with the apple business is alleged to have
caused the encounter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

Is a well-known fact now that tho crop
viii he far short of that Of last year.
rho vines arc as large or larger than
for several years, but there are col coi' !,
pnratlycly no nuts on them. Labor -is
so scarce In this section that tho mar,
vesting Of the crop Is very slow, an ana
many farmers are using wheat rakes TO
get the peanuts up In piles, so they can
be put in shocks.
A Miss Maud Baird opened her ,school
hear here yesterday. It is said that all
t1le schoolssiin the county commenced
Yesterday, and Will be open seven.
months. nv 5 E46
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
THE SUDDEN DEATH OF
a YOUNG BRIDEGROOM

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
f sUTFOLK. VA October 4.-John Goode
Bcrnes. bridegroom OF q few weeks,
ttIa morning was found dead IN bed at
the home OF Nat Bobb near Franklin
Va. lie was thirty-three years old, and
leaves young bride. with whom he
eIoped last summer. Tho deceased was
rtrhew OF Or. Thomas H. Barnes, former
state senator. who was called this morn
Ing from his home at Elwood to examine
the body, which ne said had been lifeless
come hours, presumably from heart dis
case. 5I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
{ NOW JUDGE MO 90
Governors Appointee to Have
Opposition in Legislature.

Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch:)
.IeADTORD, VA. October i.-Judge @.
3. Moomaw, Of Roanoke, who was ap.
pointed byGovernor Montague to fill
the place made vacant by the resisna'
ton. OF Circuit Judge Blair. OF Salem,
qualified at Christianshurg Monday and
cpened his first court.
Judge George It. Cassell who was
snoken OF for the place, did not present
his papers Of endorsement to the Cover
nor. He snys he has received much on
couragement. however, and expects to
make his fight in the Legislature In De-
cembor.
Mr.. r. II. Glendy. of Pulaski county,
shipped twenty carloads Of beef cattle
for export from Dublin last week that
averaged 1.450 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
ALLEGED BANK. ROBBERS.
Their Trial at Manassas Fixed
for December Term.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

MANASSAS, VA, October 4,.-Frnnk
Burns, William Smith and Edward Fitz-
patrick, who We're indicted in tho Cir
cult Court of Prince William some
months ago for robblng tho National
Bank OF Manassas. W.. In November,
1901, were brought here from Richmond
last night by Sheriff II. g. Rorabaugh
and Special Guard G. D. Duke and were
arraigned to-day. The prisoners entered
a. plea of not guilty, and stated to tho
court that they had no money with which
to employ counsel. Judge Nicol assign
ed them counsel, and tho cases We're
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
WANT TO STOP AUTOMOBILES
RUNNING IN THE COUNTRY
(BpecIal to The Times d lspatc

HEFJI6 t6pbClnI 10 TIC I1neS-DIspatCH,l y 70
LEESBURG, VA, October 4--Loudoun
county has been so annoyed by the auto
mobile nuisance that petitions arc being
circulated, In which the Legislature Is
to be prayed to take measures looking 10
the abatement of this nuisance 1t is
proposed that automobiles either be pro-
hiblted In the county or that their opera
ton be placed under the control of the
board OF supervisors. A long list Of
names OF many Of the most prominent
~ritinens OF the county has already AJeen
Dbt nined f8aasf :. f3lli Slsss ia u, ji i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
BLOW AT FOX HUNTING.
Piedmont Protection Club Form
ed to Prevent the Sport,
specIal 10 The Tlmes-D lspateh,'

(Speclal 70 Tine TIMNs-bIspH6t11
giI1lssBuRG, ~" Scloper 4.L-A huyeto
,hlow has been aimed at fox hunting In
Fauuuier county by the formation of
lao Piedmont Protective Club. an asso-
citation Of large landowners near Rec
tortown, va, formed for the gpuHpoSe Of
protecting Its members from the depre-
dations OF such trespassing as FOX hnnt-
Ing on their lands. Permission byi any
member Ia Forbidden to bs given 70 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
HORSE KICKS SEVERELY A
MAN OF -FOUR SCORE YEARS

! IA 9(snecial 10 The -T1mos- DlspatchO
LYNCHBliRG, VA. October .4-Wm; !. =.
Eohinson, aged eighty. VINO lives NJ Hea "
broken ~ a horse kicking him yesterday
morning. He was suffering very much
from the. wounds at last report; Mr.,
SON a prominent business man OF this
. . :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
80 Inne1l nntil the flfth day Of the Dc

continued until the fifth day of the De- Dc
cember term. .. I, Z 30,
these parties were arrested near y. l8a !. !
stImore this past summer and sent 70
Richmond to be tried In the ted err
Court for tho larceny OF stamps nv .has :
we're in tho bank and tho properly, -
gtbn I1nIted States government. The cases
we're nolle prosecuted, and the prisoners
viii now BIO tried in this court for for bur-
Elary sli5s s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

Short Peanut Crop.
fspecial to The Times Dispatch.)
TRUTH, VA. October 4.-Many farm
ers arc through digging peanuts, and 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

dlyiduals or clubs, MANY Farmers nave
Joined. Mr.. Bedford Glascocl', the pfosl-
dent Of the association Is the largest
land ownep In Fauquier county. H's 4lola-
ings are several thousand acres
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-07
DEFINITE CHEW AT LAST.
Story of Kate Mayo May Clear Sui
 Case Mystery.

Story of Kate Mayo May Clear Suit
 Case Mystery.
 BOSTON, Oct 7-In the circumstantial story of a nurse, Kate Mayo, who says she saw the body of the young woman known as the 'suit case victim cut up and placed in valises the police believe they have at last definite clew.
 She said the body was that of Miss Mary Ella Kelly, a former belle of Lewiston, Me The operation which resulted in Miss Kelly's death was performed, she said, by an East Bos- ton physician whom she named, and the crime was committed in road house near Plaistow, N. H. Kate Mayo says she nursed the girl, and after her death says the doctor cut up the body and later put the torso in a suit case, which he gave to two young men, one of whom was Miss Kelly's sweetheart, with instructions to take it to Winthrop and throw it into the harbor.
 T was sworn to secrecy" cried the Mayo woman, land was to be paid S15 a week for silence. But the horrible story was gnawing my heart, and could not keep quiet"