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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
AMONG THE MUD.
PIE sM n ]! |! j /. ! { J
sMr. 1'ignor Won The Tie & anthony
Medal After i Tic Will, Mr.,
I'd Coleman.
DEEP RUN SHOOT SATURDAY 70
Many Of tic. Richmond Club VIII M
Shoot III This Touri1anlent Tor
38 Big Prizes.

On account Of the rainy afternoon inc
Richmond Gun Club declared the mer-
Y cl,nndjsc prize shoot OFF until some ~
turc time, but, in spite OF inc raul
ten shooters faced the traps. ana sew
crul made good scores.
# IN the race for the Anthony lnedhl
Mr.. Tlsnor and MIR Coleman tied, Win
n pcrfcct score. Tho tic was shot OF
1T twenty-five targets, MIR. Tignor easily
winning ont OH an excellent score-224.
High rul, medal went to John Martin,
wjth "A out of 80, and In the evenings
score johnny accounted for 10 out OF MS
100, which was an eXtcllent score Su1luei
1.-THE adverse conditions. I'd ~ $5f gtS !,
Mir. Anderson got straight In one %.
Owing to the big shoot at the Deep
Rim Hunt CLUB next Saturday, tho Rich,
amond Gun Club will not shoot, us q
number OF the members wish to par
ticipate In the Deep Run programme
which is a very attractive one. ! ms ms Is
mn open money shoot, with money ADDED
In each event and bountifhi luhcn
ut the close of the shoot A large, crowd
is Il expected, as the shooting grounds
are not surpassed by any in the State,
and accommodations arc made TO enter
tain all shooters.
& y. II. Storr, Of the Peters CartrldSe
Company, who has been the high gun
at the last five tournaments, VIII DC
present and demonstrate the superiority
Of his ammunition. \.
Regular shoot at nifty targets rs fol-
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been accorded him in the stud ut Lynch
burg, and the good looking son of Sill
Dixon should sire many horses ofsn use-
full sort from the general purpose mares
Initial section. In the same st;l.ble arc
Easter Sundaysund The Sultan, which are
being schoolcd over tho jumps and show
some class. The Sultan Is four years
old. and was sired by Bohemian, dam
Nina. Il fine; mare owned by the liitc
a. l.. Boulware, AS president and ~
member OF tho board of directors or tho
5Lynchburg I4ol - Show Association, he
Is deeply interested in the welfare Of
that organization, and takes an active
part IN It's counsels.
Joseph 1assltcr. of tho Richmond
Horse Bazaar, has sold to Charles l..
Baldwin. formerly OF this city. but now
of Monessen, Penn, the biz bay geldng,
,aib Gentry 2;ao. by Ccci5an. ..l'l-l,
dam Escapade.t by onward. ana the horse
win be driven on the road by Ills new
owner While owned by William II. ps--i
borne, Of Greensboro, n, Grand trained
and driven by. George III. Dyer. rrlb
Gentry won some good races and was
much faster than his record indicates.
The chestnut mare Juno Wilkes, 2:e9,
by Victor Wilkes, dam the great blood
marc Nelly Lambert, Mam Of six In the
list, by Daniel Lambert, has ~ sucking
%filly by her side thatis described by conl-
Spetent criticisms ono of tho handsonlest
strotting bred foas ever dropped In this
vicinity The youngstcr is BY Kelly. a'27,
and Juno Wilkes has llcen bred back 70
that son Of Electioneer Both tho mare
and foul are owned by Captain ". G,i
#sills Of the United States Cavalry, now
stationed in Texas.
Secretary Perclypl Hicks, of the South
side Agricultural Association, North =.
{ c.. Matthews county, Va, reports ~ brlsht
outlook for the annual fair land race meet
Ing to be held there on October 18th, TN
ana 18TH Purses Will DO offered for troll
,ers, PAGERS and runners, and as the horse
interest is much alive IN that section,
DOUBTLESS the different eYents will have
good fields ,p score for the word, 1.
\
Robert lradleys premies sire Alona'
tho son Of imp, st. Mnngo md one, IS
credited with a trio Of 3two-year-olds VINO
have earned winning brackets this season
In Away, out OF PanWay, winner OF one
race ana s3l5; Baby Willie OUT o.
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PAY NO TOLL IN
NORFOLK D. K. COUNTY
Roads ii Bad Condition and
Judge Portlock Suspcnds
All Collection.
.y!o!1!!M o. HE WRECK

Especial 10 Tho Timcs- Dspatch.) * #
wa n ORFOl4K VA, July Judge Port
lock, in tic Norfolk County Court has
toll roads controlled by the Consolidated
Turnpike Company be suspended. Thistiis
a result of$an inspection Of theSroads the
court has had made. Eacll Of y he roads.
four In nulnbcr,aiid they are the principal
country roads leading into the city, we're
reported In bad order. Tho Injunction Will y
be fought. VI n 3s.
Five hundred new Office rooms will be
thrown open In the ctydin the next three II
months, and SO great Is the demand here
that 1t is expected that most or them
will be occupied soon taftcr they arc
ready. New buildings erected In the Guy
this year are Of three times the value
OF buildings erected In the city IN any ono
year hcretof0re.5i 5a
4R,rhe police are bafried as toathc where
about Of Joseph! Nunez, a Standard, tWcn-
#ty-f four years old, who has been missing
for several days from Ills lodging house
on East Main Street. 5S
Victim Of Wreck. Y
Mrs. III. d. ShackIeton. OF this city. who
was injured In the recent wreck on the
Norfolk and Western Railway, at Pros
5pcct. VA Is still confined TO her bed at no.
.5f Charlotte Street md is considered TO
be seriously hurt. No bones were broken,
but she Is bruised from head to foot. inc
roof OF the cartel In on her and she llad
& 10 be cut out with an axe. She is nearly
seventy years OF age. Her grandson, VINO
was Will, her at the time. had q marvellous
escape. the lad being forced through the
window OF the car by tic Impact lie
received little or no hurt.
Jenkins Has Settled.
Nv. D. Jenkins, the money order clerk
u or the Portsmouth. post flee mas re turned
the balance OF the shortage due the gov
sernment in his accounts discovered by l In
sspector Bulla, who announced tllc settle e1lsp
@inent this morning. III SSsfs 81 :.
Three weeks ago the shortage of 81
1850 was discovered by reason OK
Changing the positions OF the clerks In the
3ofilce, and, quitting Il young woman AZ tlle
money order window In transferring tho
accounts there were such COMP Mons
md so little cash that Jenkins coula not
explain satisfactorily and Inspector fsull'h
was asked o assist
rho cause OF thefcomplicatlons was sop'.
discovered andSthe clerk wa notltlcd thac
shc must make good. lie produced VII ana "a
was allowed By District Attorney !" ~! =.
Lewis and Inspector Bulla. LII the 2olh
Of his month TO return sl.lSos0 He has
done that with the 5uid OF his surety y, ana !
there is a probability that there VII DO
little, IL any prosecutions. lie IS dislnlssed
tron, the service, but he is not under
arrest y. \, q. I, -, I, !. !, :, I
His bond was for 81, O00 and the shortage
md nearly reached the limit, for which
the government could recover Samuel y.
burroughs, the postmaster, was dismissed
from the service and indicted and tried
@nnd discharged for u similar shortage N
Ethe same postofIlce, three yenrs ago. Ills
ssureties restored tho money and the pros
aont,on& was dropped, IjG ssa
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dividend Of six per cent The deposits
reach tho sum. of 100000. While the
surplus and undivided profits q ggrcgate
$4,000 3!s * A s5,ss
The Bank OF Marion, established IN
1874, has deposits aggregatlng s152 COO,
with surplus and profits amounting to
$G4,7S2.25. t5S sa@ t3
With tho exception or Saltvlllc, there
is no town3of considerable slzcqin Snyth,
save Marion. Chilhowic Is a thriving
place, with lumber abllshmcnts and
a big brick manufilctory There is good
market for the vitrificd brick, nanuract-
ured at Chilhofie.
There arc two tells at Marion. III E q
consolidation would result In improve
ment, consolidation let 1t be. A new hotel
is badly needed and should prove
good investment. Every room was taken
IN the Valley House, at which l stopped
last night.
Democrats tell nc Smyth may be looked
,,pon as q safely republican county The
majority runs tor from 200 10 800. HThc
normal democratic vote is 1000 or 100
Regarding the present political cam-
naign, / am informed by every politician
OF the county whom ] have seen that
ii majority OF the democrats will vote to
keep Senator Martin In the Senate.
EXtravagant claimants lor MN place
Ills majority at four hundred. More care
full estimates give Senator Martin 700
or 200 majority. This is based OH the as:
sumption that Il thousand or 1loo votes
will be polled. (,
II is conceded that Mr.. Swanson VII
carry the county by as large and prob
ably by a larger majnritNi than Scnn-
tor Martin. The same is said to be ture
OF Pulaski and Wythe 53 81
WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.
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REAL ESTATE HAS. HAS
GROWN:|A VALUE ! |: !:
Assessors Have Almost Cornplet-
ed Their Work Increase OF a
Million on Broad.
8.it.i rItS .,ftll'lN 8 ttiit,8s
Million on Broad. !.

,,,,,,, ,,oard OF ASSESSORS, whose duty 1t
is to ascertain the value ot fsa1 g, estn.e
are now WORKING on Henry N WI, w -
ono in the city, and tney#wll W ., ,,sct =
to make their report ABOUT '.'' h''.'s'i1
II is generally understood that !. IN. ms
city,s real estate has greatly increas i
and that even on Broad street the val Vs. :
haye advanced at leaS 81 sIoii tan
payers and the amounts that they an, an
nunlly pay in taxes: Ohm SteimnlSc. !, -,
near s1,aoo; TIL Elicit, slV u od Eps an n
Inwc ss'' Realty, about 81 COO Magnus Hess
berg, 5000; MutSlcr's SONS nearly s2,o5o:
Gilbert Hunt. about 500; Mrs Brdg g
Irwin, 5000; Mrs, Jane r.. niaryey ost, gs-
$1,000; Meyer kirsh, s7o0:. B..R. Lipsco1m p
$50; Mrs. IL w Martin. sso9;, F. e.
e. Mayo, real and 5erss flihss fS Bag M9 co.
over s $4,000; Charles and William Miller,
s1o;o: d. and H. NIitteldorfar 5000; Men-
tague Manufacturing CO.; about, :, Sl,-
1905 Colonel John M MI = S Notlnc az =.
tate $1,000: A. Pzzini, 500; George Pope,
$780, p. Raub, s., 100; Rountree Company orG.
on realty, 5000: llltnm Rueger, !, N.Y. W
scg sGhna & aSa bfG an slgG ssh r ST.
1h e :. stage, $780, Ashton slarEe,
s George WtTay ySa sISo pr G Toud
the estate, 5000; 4, Mrs. i. N, Vaughan,
$1,000 l.. Washer, 500; G, =, Whitlock
estate 5000; r, Whitlock, s1,5oo Z, as s:
n. G. williams estate and family $4,000;
Mrs. l.. W. Wise, s1,4o0; W, Fl. thinner
man, sl.4oo; Otway Allen: 81, 600: Henry
E 5g W;nm s0 scA On W Faa aatats $751;
600: James Hartley 81 500. 4ist
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show ring events and races were run OIL
in heavy footing, President Charles r.
lHurkamp ana Secretary Clarence i.
Howard were co-laborers, and thelr el-
forts werc we'll received Fields OF horses
scomncting In the show ring were Of nice
size uniformly, and in the majority me
entries were OF real class, especially IN
{ the harness division. Added to the morse
show feature was tho race programme,
which met with general approval the
races both on the flat and I over the
jumps wcro run off over heavy courses,
hence the time WAS slow, hut some OF
tho contests were spirited and finishes
were cheered to the echo.
rho largest winner at tho Fredericks-
burg Horse SHOW was David Dunlop, OF
Petersburg, who captured % ribbons With
fl2 horses; Mrs, Allen Potts CARRIED OF
0 ribbons with four horses; MI. ana Mrs.
Blair Johnston eight ribbons with four
horses: A. Randolph IIowad SIX ribbons
with four horses. n,nd G., w. Smlii
ribbons with four horses, Mr. lioWard,
who resides In fredericksburg, exhibited
three handsome horses In the Hackney.
DIR. Reid, winner Of the Willard Cup, Tor.
horses in harness, and the high stepping
apair Idaho and ldnnh,. who arc trottlhS
bred and mnkesth finest coach te1m
ovcrowned In tho place sg
The horses In David Dunlops stable
attracted much attention, and well they
should, because nSl,ishcr class lot, taken
sindiy,dunlH an otherwise. has never been
seen In all this southern country, 'rhs
stable numbers 20 head and tho condlllon
Of thc horses is highly credtable 70
Manager James Page. Many OF the
/ horses are good enough TO meet the hest
company Ia be seen IN the great snow
,4ngs OF the country, Twelve men are
emnloyed blythe stable ana three express
cars are required to transport the out
I 1T. ~, t,,aado, 40
T.exlneton, Ky., says:
United States Senator j w HalieS,
who has his breeding establishment III
his county, has sold -four hisN-ciass
brood mares to- lNhfn Richar'ls, OF Carter
Hall. wildwood Clarke county Va where
they Viii be located IN tho future for
breeding purposes. Following Is 'heylst:
Ellen Coke, black mare, by Senator
coke, dam ellen stanmont, by siam
mont. II 4,
Lillian King, hay mare. ,b& l'rodiral,
dam Naomi, hy onward, sg5
bertha Charles. bay mare, by Frndisill.
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NEWS Of HORSES:
AND H ! .|:|I { WEI
Echoes Of the Fredericksburg
Horse Show and Some :'7'l1.ae'5 q
the Winners.
DAVID 'I DUN !.|-.' STABLE t''-j:
Sale 81 Trotters Fatherless Two
Ycar-Olds Mr.. Sackett,s
Jumpers.
DUNLOP's STABLE

THE fredericksburg, Horse Show was
IL success in spite Of being handicapped
/ BY unfavorable weather condi tlons. aud
the management have Just caus to point
10 their second annual show with pride
on 1Vednesday.th the 18th instant, the first
day the attendance was several thou-
sand, . albeit rain in the afternoon inter
fcrcd and handicapped by tho clements
again the show was postponed 5i3@ from
Thursday until Friday, and even then the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
A Surprise Marriage.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.)
Z KEYSVILLE, VA, July 22.--onc of the
surprises Of tho season was the marriage
of Miss Hattie Lcgrlnde, Of Keysvillc,
Va. to Mr.. Max y. James, Of Fort Valley,
Ca, to-day, Tho marriage took place
at the home OF the bride and was Wit
messed only BY a few Of the relatives anu
intimate friends Miss Legrande Is q
graduate of the New York Conservatory
and has taught expression In Southern
colleges for several years past. the
groom is a prosperous cotton dealer and
gives promise Of being one of the leading
bushes men Of the South.
The bride wore brown satin and car
ried Brides roses. After the ceremony
the young couple left on the southbound
train for Ashcvile. N. c.. where they VIII
spend several weeks, after which they
will leave for Fitzgerald. Ga, where they
will make their future home.
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Approved BY the Mayor,

Mayor Mccarthy yesterday returned to
City Clerk Bon T,&August the. following
resolutions and ordinances, with his ap-
prOval I'll i5 s5 i
TO provide Indemnity for the city en-
,ployes against suits, wharc work has
been done under orders Of the Council Il
Approprating 81 100 for the, funeral en-
penses OF General lNltzhugh Lee.
Authorizing tho superIntend Of the
Almshol,se, Superintendent OF Fire Alarm
Department and tho Chief Of tho FIRE Dc
or Their raspectivc departments.
Approving the contract for additions 70
the cIty iuil Et4tf 2sflfftg
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Louisa Republicans,

Louisa. VA, 'Julv 22-r'e Republ-
can County Committee met here to-day
and elected the following DELEGATES TO
the Republican State Convention: IA a.
Henson, G. y, D., Btrtls anu Wlll'am
Il. Cunningham,
They endorsed tho candidacy o. Juoga
r.. l.. Lewis and rcatiirmed tNelr a.
lesance to tho Republican parry,
10 name a candidate to the Leg Stature.
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Funds for Ice Mission,

The Ice Mission ackmoWtH ons WIZ
thNnks tie fHlowlGg c .rele 90
BOZ M's 4. slasj' 8
i5oH 'lt tllliusrAJyia a pHsr g 60
Box at Brnlle, ! h
fox at 4 a. MIIIer's;;ht;ia,r,sv.,;o1,,, 90
iitno% A. P2ik Is, "a, Ml''es Z, Z. 90
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SMYTH COUNTY
A GAPD[N SPOT.
Continued from First raseo

Il ! y y 7 3 . [ o. B.. T. f. p T. 4
principal land owners In the valley, and
his farm is ono of the most productive.
lie is a great cattlc-grower, but he also
cultivates crops extensively. and his
bank balance would look pretty large
even when compared with that of Il
man regarded as wealthy in Richmond.
Some of the other large landowners
in the valley arc II. l.. Morgan, W. W..
George, I. T, Taylor, George w. Pratt,
George c. Umberger Emmett REEVES and
Buchanans a-plenty-T. w. Buchanan. d..
G. Buchanan, G.. Buchanan. t. Fl. Buch-
nnan n. f. Buchanan and George w.
buchanan. Frank BuchanaiE pretty well
known in Virginia politics, practices law
IN Marion.
The Main Valley is that of the Middle
Fork, In which Marion is located. While
it may be hardly so fertile as Rich Val
ley, a farmer could hardly ask to have
more productive lands. There are num-
erous small farms in tho valley, but the
principal lane holders include r.. w.
Scott, James d. Tate, John l.. Saun-
ders, John w. Preston, II. p. Hnller,
III. r. Copenhaver, f. l.. Saunders, T..
d. Hull. w. w. Stevenson. J. II. Keller,
J. p. NefG4 and IL. II. Copenhaver.
IN In tho, valley 81 the South Fork there
is a great deal of timber, much of which
Is being cut. This does not near there
are no good farms there. The estates
are large as a rule. splendidly Guilt
waited and wonderfully productive. Some
of the South Fork farmers are Il. S.
Kecsling, r. N. Ward, j. II. Whistler,
H. f. Cole, r. r. Young. j. N. Umbar-
ger j. Il. st. John and Levi NJ. Cole.
Values Increase.
The value Of the lands of Smyth Is con-
stantly increasing. The increase in valua-
ton or the lands in Rich Valley was 81 ,OOO
this year over the assessment OF five
years ago; sl64, 600 in the Middle Valley,
and Sis, 900 in the South Valley. The lat
ter is an increase of fifty per cent, and
is said to be due in large measure to the
development of the vast timber tracts of
that section. Although the land of Smyth
state Of Improvement, the assessed value.
Is, as rule, very low. ! am Informed
It does not average over Sc an acre.
One Of the largest enterprises IN the
county, after the salt ana alkali works
at Saltvlllc, are the saw mills OF the
United States Spruce Lumber Company.
located here. The company owns many
thousands Of acres of tmbered land in
This and Grnyson counties. Grayson ad-
ions Smyth on the south. The company
swnS and operates "A railroad thirty-slx
niles in length, which Is used chiefly In
transporting logs from the forests to
he mills at Marion The late Colonel
George W. Miles, whose widow resides
zero, built the Marion and Rye Valley roac
rom this point TO Sugar Grove, twenty
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Cup Belongs to Egan,

lBy Assoclh!,s e .nr WSal}tiona golf
GalGAGqi llibL a ,na Snis lSgaa, to-day Non
liz shmsn Contest r. for tho Rayn OAKS cup o. $,
feating William HoWlanla H. ~ u We ber1n: A.
hetlnit possession OF the cup, when ne nas
unn Three tinlSs- Ss9lt. - $tqgf
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SALE OF BERKELEY.
The Purchaser Has Only a Small
Personal Interest.

Editor OF Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.
sir,-In your "Wrlte up" of the sale OF
WBefkeley" In yesterdays Issue 4 am
represented as "a large lumber mer-
Giant, q man Of large means and as
having purchased 'Berkeley" for home. s
i regret to have to say that none OF
these statements Is correct The proper-
ty was bid off to ms. but my individual
interest In It Is very small
.I5 Very truly,
s Hampton Va, June 81, 1905.
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dam Bertha Derby, by Charles 31 Derby;

dam Bertha Derby, by Charles Derby. SSs$
Marquette. bay mare, by Jersey Wilkes,
dam by Curtls's Iiamblctonlnn.
The last named marc is tho dam Of,
Planet, 2:O1 81. and Home Circle, 2: 07. and
was bred to Prodlgnl this season. THIS
lot or mares were among tho best owned
~ Senator Bailey and 1t was only be-
cause he wanted to thin out his list Q 4
brood mares that he consented TO part
with the bunch. III M 5lS5 S ~ Is
IMP. Fatherlcss the English bred son
OF Isonomy and Orphan Agnes ~ tue
IIllcrsIe Stud OF r. Hancock and som
charlottesville, Va. has had eight Oh ms us
8two-year-old sous and daughters returned ne
winners this season. as shown by the fol-
lowing list: (. Il
Bonnet, dam Network, by 1;on o.. 2S9
Judge White, dam Vigilc, BY
Eolus (2) ...................,.... ~
Little Rose, dam Ellerslic, by Char-
axus t2) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...'. w
Merry Belle dam Merry Maid, by
Eolusl % 80 ~
Nina Bukcr. dam Auric, by Eolus
or TIon (2),. -. w w
Patcr 81, dam Aurine, by Eon G).., l,GW
rho Clown. dam. Ninone, by Eolus " 900
r.. S. Martin (s), dam sanc', by
Eolus q)#... ~ /. !. i''ao
The private stable OF H. NJ. .sackctt. at
.Lynchh,lrg, isEgnot largo, but a. better
appointed, more cleverly arranged AFFAIR.
Is seldom seen In Virginia. Mr.. 6ackett
owns tho thoroughbred stallion Tho Soc
man, bay horse. H., BY Sir Dixon. dam
3Ermintudc. by Pat Mally. second dht ~
Astoria, a daughter Of tho great race
horse Planet Generous pa tronasejs mas
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Joseph .. Egglcston, j

ata5a george n. Hl1ulVCy 35 }it5JE.E tfS 7{Rs
Secretary the Commonwealth p. O..
Eggleston, Commissioner Of Agriculture
George W. KonerSund Treasurer a, W.
Hartman, Jru were yesterday declared
tho nominees for their respective POSI-
lions. no one having appeared against
either Of them. 5s rs 81
Mr. George II. Ftulvey, Of Rockingham,
a candidate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction, was the last man TO pay Y p.
His check reached Mr.. Ellyson before
noon yesterday, and this put him prop
crly In the race. H 4, IA
They All Paid Up. @
1t is d fact worthy Of remark that 9all
the announced candidates for all posi-
tions, save those \who withdrew Some
time ago, paid their fees and are ac-s
lively in the fight. There is barely q,
month iii which to conduct the battle
and none OF those who have opposition
are going to loso any time.
they were nearly all hard at work
Yesterday, and will resume active opcr-a
atlons to- morrow. ID SB
Governor Montague was at brakes
Branch, Senator Martin at {a Newport
News, Judge Mann at Amherst Court.
house, Mr.. Swanson at Goochland and
CAPTAIN Willard at Pearlsburg.
4 Here is the programme so far as It Is
known for Tomorrow
Governor Montague, Mr.. Swanson ana
Captain 81 Willard at Houston (llaliiaX
COURT, and Senator Martin at Stau1Fntl- -3
ton augusta COURT. -,
5,rhe appointments of Judge Walliams
and Judge Mann for Monday nave no.
boon announced Is
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ALLCAND|DAT'ES
PAY THEIR: Il !: FEES { /
ONLY ONE MONTH is LEFT
Candidates With Opposition4Prc-S
pairing for NVllirlwind
854 Finish.

t. t. . . V I. . i = q
Tho ticket Int tic coming Democratic
state primary to$be held on Algust 22d
will be as follows, all tic candidates
having paid theli' entrance fees rs res
auircd BY tho plan:
For United suites Senator:
41 Thomas $. Martin,
a. ]. Montague. .I
For Governor: Sg3
William Hodges Manu..
Claude "A. Swanson, IA
Joseph F1J. Willard. Ill
For Lleutenunt- Governor: N
@ James Aston Cnbcll,
s !. Taylor Dlysoll. IA
III For Attorney General: 81
Williaiil8A. Anderson, .S5
Samuel W.8$Nyillinms. III t s
For Superintendent of Public 1nstruc-.
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Town Of Marion.

Marion is thriving like all tho rest of
the towns of the Southwest that have
visited. In addition to tho big lumber
mills, there arc thrcc or four woodwork
Ing establishments. One firm, engaged in
tho manufacture Of hubs, spokes and
completed wagons, Is understood to be
doing an especially fine business. a fur
niture factory Is rapidly building up a