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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
LAUNCHING 4 JAPANESE wARsnlp,
Boston Transorlp,.

II 10 certainly a far more beautiful
ceremony 10 let loose a nock Of doves
~ the Launching ana naming NJ hat.
tleship than 10 smash the bulky bottom
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The rate N assessment has been
raised And now the people win have
to CO to work 10 raise the money TO
meet the roiSo
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u IL heat that now waves over the
lana OF the FREE ana the home Of the
brave
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a good many people must be burning
the midnight oil the nights are 80 hot.
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New Yorks smart sct' isn't nearly
40 smart as The publishers OF "Fada
ana Fanoiop."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

ono clap Of thunder docs mo-, make
summer shower
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Norway has lcft an independent card
at the White House with an II, s, " y.
on H.
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Changes In the Equitable Life arc
making good many has beens"
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This should be- The hey day Of tho hot
air artsis,
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II Is sticky" weather. biz sticky"
too,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27

WIN AN IDEAL LlEBLER 4 CO.
CAST
Prices. Nlght gc TO no. Malmee-gSe
10 .lV
Sale now on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
.R|XEY SANDER SUIT
SETTLED. OUT OF COURT.
Mr.. Stevens Makes Public
Apology Through
Counsel.
Special to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October Ga COM
promise was reached this afternoon in the
libel suit Of Representative John F. Rixey
against C. a. Stevens for damages in the
sum Of 100000. In the United States Court.
Judge Waddill presiding, During a recess
counsel for both sides got together. and
when court reconvened 1t wassannounced
that an agreement had been reached.
Counsel for the defendant presented a
written apology from Mr.. Stevens to Rep
resentative Rixey. In which he stated
that he was Convinced that none OF the
charges which he had made against Mr..
Rixey were true, and admitting that he
had done Mr.. Rlxey great injustice and
wrong.
Accordingly" he said, Il am now will Z
ing to make such apology, retraction and
PREPARATION as is in my power, and there
fore withdraw each and every charge OF
misconduct made by me against you. and
hereby not only retract, but apologize.
for even having made the same.
He said further that he would make
the same statement to all to whom he
had made the charges in question. The
letter was formally accepted and the court
entered an order to that effect, ordering
that the papers be entered upon the rec
ords and that all the costs of the case be
borne by the defendant.
A similar letter was addressed to Mr..
G. Jones Rixey, whose suit for the same
amount and on the same ground. was set
for a hearing at the conclusion Of the
other case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
HOPKINS, 20; R.-M., s.
The Methodists Took Their De.
feat Gracefully.
SpeciaI toHThe TImes-Dispatch.)


ASHLAND. VA. October 20.-The Ran
dolph- Macon foot ball team returned here
to-day on Scaboard train. arriving at LBS
p. M. from Baltimore, Md. having met
the Johns Hopkins team in a game there
Saturday Randolph Macon was defeated
by the score OF 20 TO g. The Johns Hop
kins team averaged twenty pounds more
per man and were too heavy for the
boys from Virginia. AS the Hopkins team
Is composed largely of star players from
the leading colleges and universities OF
the United States, who do excellent team
work, the Randolph-Macon, boys take
their defeat very gracefully. An unusual
feature OF the game was the passing Of
the ball to the full back OF Johns Hon
kins, which struck him in the chest and
bounced high and over the line into Ran
dolphs hands, who quickly made long
run around Johns Hopkins end and
scored the only six points made by Ran
dolph- Macon. Johns Hopkins scored the
last touchdown in twenty minutes. The
following team for Randolp PHI Macon were
sent TO Baltimore: James. Sylvester, sHar-
rson. Nvunder. Mast NVOodhouse, Jerni-
gan, Owens, Davis. Walters. Breden-
baugh, Harlan and Randolph. i,iH
Randolph-M Macon will meet Washington
and Lee University next Friday afternoon
on the campus here in an exhibition gamo
of football.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
PEOPLE in Ashland.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
ASHLAND, VA October SD.--Mr. r.
B, Addison, who has been spending tho
summer here at his handsome country
home, has taken his family to Richmond
for the winter.
Rev. j. Poyntz Tyler preached tonight
at st. James Episcopal Church, Ashland.
giving a synopsis OF the meeting OF the
Womnn's Auxiliary at Fredericksburg,
Va.
Rev, Mr.. Easter filled the pulpit at st.
James Episcopal Church this morning.
MI. Faster is the father Of Mrs, Lat, Ma
rye, of this place.
DR.. Henry Carter and his bride returned
to Ashland yesterday, and he will re-
sumo his practice. which was looked after
III his absence by Or. c. r. Jones.
f Mr.. w. s. Duel has returned from New
York.
e Mr.. n. II, q. Scott returned last night
from Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev, Gllchrist IIerndpn, formerly or
Ashland, preached this morning IN the
Duncan Memorial Chapel here AZ .3
2 President r. p, Blackwell, Of the COL
.lege, attended the funeral to-day OF Cap
tain Yawter at Charlottesville, va.
Mr.. A. F.. Coulter, who Is WIN san
Domingo, will return to his home IN Ash
land November 14th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31

Of Professor Blankcnship, and Mrs. Bon
durant, Is progressing with an unusual
degree Of satisfaction to pupils and
ma trons. The attendance is much larger
than last year, and there is large per
cent, OF pupils from the outside.
Mr.. p. A. Griggs has accepted a posi-
ton at Farmville In one of the ware
houses, and will spend the season In that
city, He Is chairman of the board of
supervisors. and desires it known that
he will attend all meetings OF the board.
Mr.. John r. Moss is to be secretary
and pra ctically the manager of the new
Buckingham Land Company, which is
making an effort to locate several hum
'dred new families from the North and
West in this county.
Colonel D.A. Fawcett. one Of the chief
promoters OF the Buckingham and Cum
sberland Banks. has spent some days here
looking after the interests of these en-
lterpriscs,s and will return during the lat
ter part OF the week to Webster Springs,
W. Va, where his family has spent the
mast season. He will return to Bucking-
ham in about two weeks and Mrs. Faw-
cett is expected TO accompany him.
Mrs. Elva Davidson Of Washington, D
c., Is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. w. e. Pratt. She Is accompanied by
her handsome and very attractive daugh-
ter, Miss Iona Hubbard.
Mrs. Colonel Lyons Is making arrange.
ments to remove to her old homestead In
Charlotte county. Her departure Will be
greatly lamented byi7 her friends in this
community.
Miss Anna Irwin is visiting young
friends in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
PLAYS CANCELLED.
Stage Hand Supposed to BE
Burned Accounted for.

DANyILLE, VA. October So.-No clue
has yet been secured in connection with
the burning OF the Academy OF Music,
which was destroyed by mysterious t,re
sunday morning. Jim Robertson, one OF
the stage hands, who has been in the
habit Of sleeping In the theatre. under
the stage. and over whom some uneasi-
ness was felt. has been accounted for.
Robertson was at his home In this city,
sick. On account OF his non appearance
at the fire it was feared that he had per-
ished in the flames.
Mr.. p. L. Melton. who had leased the
playhouse for this season, has cancelled
all engagements with show companies,
there being no other place Inf the city
suitable for them to appear.
4 4 The Crack A-Jack Company, which was
TO play here every night this week. ar
rived Sunday, but Immediately left for
Reidsv1le Mr.. John B. Wood, zone OF the
owners OF the burned building, is unde-
cided whether he will rebuild.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
ASHLAND AUXILIARY
OF WEDNESDAY, CLUB.
String Music in the Duncan
Memorial Church
Choir.
(special 10 The Times-Dispatch,) )

Especial to The TiMes-Dispatch.)
ASHLAND, VA, October 30-Conslder-
organization Of the Ashland Auxiliary or
the Richmond Wednesday, Club. The
membership OF last year and all interested
in music have been requested TO assem-
chapel at . O'Clock for the purpose Of
organization. Mr.. Eugene Jones, Of Rich
mond, who conducted the rehearsals OF
last year, will meet the club. All accom-
PIANIST will be elected, also local conductor
and manager. Gounod's Redemption will
be rendered next May In Richmond, and
the first rehearsals of the Ashland CLUB
will be held next week. Or. Peters. the
has proven exceedingly popular IN Rlch-.
mond, and will meet the Ashland Auxil-
larry at an early date.
The College Orchestra OF four vlolinists
Wightman, with Mrs. Or. Wightman
the sacred selectios In the Duncan Me-
mortal Church every Sunday morning
and evening. The innovation Of string
music In the church choir has proven
a valuable addition and popular,
Mrs. i. N, Vaughan and Mr., Frank
Vaughan were In Ashland to-day IN at
tendance upon the funeral services OF
Miss Lora Vaughan.
Mr.. Irving Scott who has been located
at New Rochelle, N. y, was O. visitor
in Ashland to-day,
Mr., G. q, Wallace. who attended col
lege here last session, has returned to
resume his studies.
Miss Susie Mitchell. who will be one
of the new teachers at the Ashland High
School. has arrived and is making her
home with her aunt, Mrs Josie Wright.
Mr.. Richard r. Beirne, Jr., OF Balti-
Mrs, Barton Haxall Grundy. In Ashland .
The address In the chapel of Randolph
Macon College. next Thursday night. by
n. II. Bennett. D.ID,.6on "Summer DAYS
In Europe,' will attract large audi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
SPLIT IN CHURCH.
Rev. A. ]. Ramsey Leaves and
Takes Prominent Members.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
E NORFOLK, VA, October 30-A split
occurred in the congregation Of ,Ae
Berkeley Avenue Baptist Church. when
the Rev. A. ]. Ramsay left last night
and thlrty-five ordered their names
erased from the church roster Rev. Mr..
Ramsey preached his farewell sermon.
The following are the names Of some OF
the prominent members who have with
drawn: Mayor l.. B. Allen and family,
Mr. F. C. Hough and family, Mrs. George
w. Jones, wife of Councilman Jones: her
daughter, several members Of DR.. j.. a..
Norfleets family. Mrs. ]. r. BRIGGS. J. L..
Jvidgeon and VIE, ]. L. R. Harris and
wife, Walter Ikirkwood and wife, Mrs.
Goodwin, Miss Daisy Hickman, .hrs.
Goodwin, Miss Daisy Hickman, Mrs.
Charles Walker, J. L. Grimes and wife,
w. s. Rudd, Jr., B. G. Appleton and wife
and others. 1t was announced at the
conference last night that the retiring
members would build a new church,
which will be in charge Of Rev A. J.
Ramsey.
The fact of this number sevel1ng their
connection with the church was not q
surprise. as it has been generally known
that they were warm supporters Of the
retiring pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
BUCKINGHAM BITS.
Mrs. James Lyons to Move to
Characteristics Leahy Sick.
snec,a1 The Times-Dispatch.3

u {5}s( Snecla1 to The TlmeS-DlSpalcIl.3
BUCKINGHAM G. H., VA. October
so-N1Iss Marie Leahy, of Richmond. VINO
has just concluded trailing Of local
sass In physical culture, Is quite sick
~ the AIaysvllle Hotel, though thor
/. ougily convaletcen
@ Dr.H n. o. Forbes has decided to locate
finally in Amelia county. He Is thorough
" equipped for the practice OF medicine.
and a very pleasant gentleman, and many
friends in this, the home OF his boyhocd.
wish him the mpst abundant success.
Professor A. L. Bondurant who holds,
the chair OF Latin and Greek In the Uni,
ycrsity of Mississippi. has returned to his
duties after n protracted visit withs his
parents, Hon. and Mrs. a. J. Bondurant,.
Of this county His stay was prolonged
because of The quarantine regulations
made necessary by the vigorous efforts
of the Mississippi authorities to suppress
the ravages of yellow fever.
Hon. " S. Lynch, Of Buckhannon, w.
Va, who has been hero some weeks as
sIs,ing in the organization OF the Buck
ingham Bank and some other extensive
local enterprises, will leave tomorrow
or Monday for n short visit to his Noun
tain State home He will return to Buck
ihgham In about two weeks.
Campaign matters in Buckingham are
very quiet on the surface. but both par
ties seem to have organized n Very encr-.
getic still-hunt The Republican managers
are particularly active. and apparently
x have a first-class organization.
MIR. J. II. I<idwell. OF Parkcrsburg, ".
Va. one Of the promoters OF the Buck
ingham Bank, has with his associates
organized new bank at Cumberland.
His brother. Mr.. j. W. Kidwcll, very
competent and thoroughly trained young
banker will be cashier ofithe new bank.
Z Mrs. r. NJ. Anderson, of Andcrsonville,
has been the guest this week Of Richmond
friends.
Mrs. S. ]. Fisher, proprietress of the
: Maysville Hotel. vii spend next week
< in Richmond. the guest OF the family of
\ ex-Postmaster Russell and other friends.
Mr.. A. P. Crist, of the United States
navy, is spending few weeks with Buck
tnxham friends. He Is an accomplished
/ musician, and his visit Is delightful
diversion to local society.
Mr.. Wiley Haskins has this year har-l
vested a remarkably fine crop of Buck
ingham apples. They are a credit to the
productivcness OF the county and have
reached a very wide market.
One new store is under way, another
is in contemplation. and the Masonic fra
ternity are discussing the propriety Of
building a hall of their own.
The local school, under the management
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
the guests OF their daughter, Mrs. Lesley
Foster, Sunday last.

u
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Lesley
Foster, Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Purvis, of Isa-
leigh, N c., are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. iPurvis.
Mrs. Geneva Gray and children and
father, Mr.. Denton, have returned to
their home In Harisonburg, after an ex-
tended visit to relatives here.
Sunday was Brother Martins last SER
mon before conference. Everybody enjoy
ed It. I'VE don't call 1t the last" for we
hope to have him back again.
Mrs T. c. Roberts is right much indis-
posed
Messrs. Joe and Henry Johnson, or
Lynchburg, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Mac Johnson returned TO bynch-
burg Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. Harmon, of Cllarottes-
vile. are in our village. Dr. Harmon
has located here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
F[[L Down AN
ELEVATOR SHAFT
Petersburgers to Put in Bids
for the State Print
ing.
VIRGINIA DRY GOODS COMPANY
Neither Gubenatorial Candidate
Has Spoken and Petersburg
Feels Sighted.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)


PETERSBURG, VA, Oct 80. Eddie
Jones, seventeen years old, son of MIR.
II. j. jones, fell down an elevator shaft
this morning at the store of j. W. Thom-
as and Company. and. though found ull-
conscious, was soon able to walk to a
physicians buggy. in front Of the store,
and be driven to his home.
the CELLAR.
Bids for State printing may be put in
by several of the local printing estab.
iishments
The charter OF the Virginia Dry Goods
Company, a new Petersburg corporation,
has been recorded in the Office of the
clerk of the courts.
Tho company Is empowered to conduct
wholesale dry goods business, with
ca pital of not less than twenty-five thou
sand or more than scventy-iivc thou
sand dollars. Wcll-known business mel,
from Petersburg and neighboring coun-
ties compose the company with the fol-
lowing officers: j. e. Young. Of F'ord,s.
president: s. s. Elliott, OF Petersburg.
vice president; c.. r. Wilkinson, of Mat
oaca, secretary and general manager
w. A. Thomas, OF PETERSBURG treasurer.
Besides the officers, Joseph Lambert, OF
Brunswick county; a. f. Rainey, OF Dis
putanta. and John T. Pace and John r.
Williams. Of this city form the direc-
torate.
Neither candidate for the governorship
has been heard in this city since the
Democratic primary. and 1t is hoped
that both Mr.. Swanson and Judge Lewis
will address Petersburg voters before the
election, although no appointments 20
that effect have been announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
BIC RALLY IA FOR
NEWPORT NEWS.
swanson and Tucker Scheduled
for Great Meet
ing.
p !
TWO MORE LIVERPOOL LINERS
Councilman Jailed for Contempt
and Policeman Dis
charged.
fsnnclnl 10 Inc Tlmes. D!spatch.>

l fSporlal TO The I1meS-Dispa tch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October 30
"Wednesday night the Democrats OF this
ci,v will have a final rally at the Casino
Theatre, and Congressman Swanson will
he. the principal speaker To-day Lnair-
man H. c. Phillips telcgraphed to Harry
ST. George Tucker, president of the
Jamestown Exposition Company. inviting
him to be here and address the final
rally with Mr.. Swanson.
Unsual activity on the part Of the Re-
publicans has aroused local Democratic
leaders. and every effort is being made
to get the voters interested. The indi-
cations are that a light vote will be
polled here and that the majority over
the Republicans VIII be smaller than 1t
has been in any election held since the
Incorporation OF the city. a
1t was announced to-day that Furness-
Witty & Co. will shortly put two new
ships on the line between this port anu
Liverpool. The United Stars Shipping
Company has chartered the British
steamship Reynolds for Il new line to be
esta blished between this port and Liver
pool. An enormous Increase In the cx-
port and import trade OF the port makes
the new ships necessary. AS previously
stated, the Chesapeake and Ohio Grain
Elevator Company will reopen its eleva-
tor 3 next week
Ex- Councilman Joseph Hagan was jan
ed for contempt OF court this morning.
I1agan was In the Police Court on the
charge OF dlsorderly conduct, and he re-
fused 10 keep quiet during the trial OF
his case. The case will be called again
tomorrow morning.
Police officer j. J. Holzbach has been
dismissed from tie force for drunkenness
and conduct nnbecoming an officer. Holz-
bach went on n rampage Friday night,
and the commissioners disposed of his
& caao quickly at the request OF Chief Rey-
nolds. 5tita4
The work of installing the fore and ait
twelve-inch gunGturrets on the battleship
1ou,sIana. begun Saturday. was COM
rleted to-day. The ship Will be ready
for trial carly in December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
GIANT sTANDPIPE.
Lexington Sells Nearly One Hun
dred and Fifty Bales Of Cotton

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
LEXINGTON. N. c., october 3o.-The
mammoth standpipe fortthe water works
Is nearing completion. a height OF, one
hundred and ten feet has been reached
The mains have been tested and found to
he all right. The system is said by ex-
perts to be one of the most complete in
the Sta to-.
Nearly one hundred and fifty bales OF
cotton were sold here Friday. Two cot
ton mills bought one hundred and twenty
bales and the gnner quite number. One
Of the banks here has paid out in cash,
since September 1st, over forty thousand
dollars for cotton. Practically all OF this
money, is taken to the country, instead OF
leaving. it In bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
YOUNG CRIMINALS.
Lady Falls Down Long Flight
Of Stairs.
lspecial 10 The Times pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
z WINCHESTER. VA. October 30.-City
Sergeant j. William Taylor has his hands
for5taking five convicted negro youths to
the reform school at Hanover, Va, to-
morrow morning. They are Haywood
Johnson convicted of forgery. three
years; Robert Jefferson, Robert Washing
tempted train wreckng and Leonard
Pondexter. three years for stealing
watches and jewelry.
Mrs Mary Hamilton lies In a serious
condition at her home at Grimes. this
county suffering from Injuries received
by falling down a long stairway with
a'lIghted lamp in her hand. When picked
up by her husband she was unconscious
and remained so some hours. The lamp
was extinguished, The doctors say Mrs.
Hamilton will probably recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.
Wedding Invitations for Miss
Powell and Mr.. Bracket.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG VA, October 30
Mr. r. f. Johnson, of this city, has pur-
chased the brick hotel on Duke of Glou-
cester Street of Mr.. A. w. Jennings, Of
Toano consideration being 50, 600. The
papers making the transfer were signed
to-day,
The building has been undergoing re-
pairs for the past two months and as
soon as completed the old hotel will be
rcopened.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Powell have issued
Invitations to the marriage Of their dalsh-
ter, Miss Emily, to Mr.. Sydney Brackett,
The interesting ceremony will take place
at the Methodist Church at7o'clock We'd
nesday November Sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Programme at Woman's Club.

The programme of the musicale at the
Womans Club last night, given by Mr.
John Powell and Miss Jones, is given
here:
Nocturne. D fiat; Nocturne, f sharp;
Valse, A fiat, Chopin-Mr. Powell.
Ensain In Tuten Tagen Lohengrtn;
sunbeams. Ronald; Una Voce POGO SFTsl,
Barber. Rosslnla April Rain, Workman
Miss NJ. Anna Jones.
Intermezzo, Leschetizky; Wedding
Day. Guez; Rhapsode Liszt-Nr. Powell.
Guests OF the afternoon were. Mrs.
Smith Brockenbrough, Mrs. William r..
williams, Mrs. j. w. Allison. Miss Nav.
Davis, Miss Bessie Hoge, Mrs. Snead,
Miss Belle Johnson, Senior NJ. Calzado.
Mexico; DR.. and Mrs. Laws, Baltimore:
Mrs Henry Rely, Mrs. Conway Gordon.
Miss R. F. Daniel poured tea and
Mrs Correll coffee, i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Mr.. Riddick Resigns.

Especial To The Times DIspatchJ
NORFOLK, VA, October 3O--The
congregation OF spurgeon Memorial Ran.
list Church has accepted the resignation
.of the pastor. Rev. ]; ]. Rlddick. 10 go
into effect on January ]. 1905. Rev Mr..
Riddicli resigned his charge to enter the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
at Louisville KY, where he will make
advanced preparation for ministerial work.
Rev. Mr.. Riddlck stated this morning that
he would do evangelistic work during the
summer OF 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Temperance Lectures.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

(SpeClal 20 TIC IImeS-DISpatC1l.J 7HIW
WELDON, N. c.. Oct. Gov, L. Bun
dick, Of Virginia, lectured here Sunday.
His subject at the morning lecture at,
the NJ. E. Church was Personal Re-
sponsibility;' at night he lectured on
american Citizenship" at the Baptist
Church.
The weather was raw and disagree
able, yet Mr. Bundick had a large au-
dience at each lecture. He is the lead
ing temperance orator Of the South. and
by his eloquence, logic and earnestness
he greatly pleased the Weldon people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
Republicans Active.
to The Times-Dispatch

e BOWLING GREEN. VA, October 30
The Republicans are making an active
canvass in Caroline county. Saturday
night, Charles H. Wissner, Of Fredericks-
burg, spoke in the courthouse TO a small
crowd. He said Judge Lewis would come
across the mountains with eighteen or
nineteen thousand majority. and to over
come that the Democrats on this side
would have to stuff the ballot boxes.
Caroline is safely Democratic, but the
Republicans are making an active can
vass. having speakings in a number Of
places In the county.