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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-04

A new line of Scarf Pins.-Park 6
Morrison. 32t2
Mrs. L. r. Smith and family return
ed last night from Colorado Springs
Earl Circle, who came up from Ar
tesla yesterday, left this morning fol
Portales.
Do not forget that the U. 8. Mar,
ket carries a complete toe of can
ned meats. 22tf
John Richey came up from Artesia
this morning to spend the day on
land business.
L. ]. Beard went to Canyon City
this morning to remain three or four
days on business.
Call No. 9, Stockard G. Deem, for
a gentle horse if the lady or children
want to take a drive. 29tf
Buy your wall paper, glass. bug
gy paint and ioor finish t the Pc
o Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
TO TRADE.-A parlor organ for a
cow. Or what have you? Lewis s.
Cass, 81 N. Pennsylvania 3Ot3
w. r. Goodsell, of Artesia, was in
Roswell today ON his way to Captain.
to develop some mining property
III. w. Stevens left this morning
for Oklahoma City. He went as sec
rotary of the Old Governors Copper
Mining Company. to collect for stock
subscribed The company win pur.
chase and put in place new machinery
at once.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-04
Jap-a-lac-We have it. PecOs
Valley Lumber Co. l3tf

Festoon Neck Chains. The very Ia
test.-Park & Morrison. 32t2
Call and inspect our stock of Signet
Rings.-Park & Morrison. 1912
L. c.. Card came up from Dexter at
noon yesterday for a short stay.
]. c. Wilson, of Dayton, was a bust
ness visitor in Roswell yesterday.
Henry p. Hunter, of Chicago, was
in the city On business yesterday.
We still carry a full line of cheese.
Swiss. Brick and Limburger.-U. s.
Market. 22tf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

wild shrek, bounced upon IT, Reach
ing high above her head she pushed
the little jail pet into a jet OF burning
gas. Three women prisoners. afraid
for their own safety. attacked the mad
girl and compelled her 20 reliuouisb
her hold on the kitten. Dazed and
suffering IL skunk into corner of the
corridor and cried p.teousIy until one
OF the prisoners gathered il up In her
arms and eased It's pain.
Finding herself unable to contEol the
girl the jail matron gave the alarm
and two deputy sherins rushed into the
word Selling the eirl they struggled
and fought until the doors of q cell
were closed and locked against her
While driving through the city 10 New
burg she would glance from the car
rage window and call passers by dis
unguished names. Carneeie's name
seemed 20 DE a favorite and MANY an
IMAGINATIVE iron king was petitioned
to give her just one cigarette"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
NORTH CAROLINA BOY
EATEN BY A SHARK.
sixteen-Yesr-old Sutton Davis Falls
a Victim 70 Monster at
Beaufort

Beaufort. y. C.-Sutton Davis. a bov
OF is, while wadiug and playing in the
water az Davis Shore. Ten miles east OF
here. was attacked and eaten by very
large shark
Davis and others were waist deep in
the water. greatly enjoying themselves.
The approach OF the shark was not no.
uced. 10 threw the boy In the air. caught
him In its mouth as De struck the water.
pulled him under and disappeared into
the deep water.
Davis companions were too horror
stricken 90 do anything. even II they had
had an weapons with them. which they
did not
Thorough search has been made. but
not a particle of the unfortunate lads
body has been found
Many fat-backs have been cauChtthis
month and a quantity OF refuse matter
has been thrown back into the water
from the factories. The sharks have
come In Co feast ON ,his. and many of
them have been seen during the last
two weeks. No one felt any alarm. as
no one had been mo.ested by shark in
Beaufort waters FOR nearly so years
Grown folks and children who daily on
joyed diving and winning matches
have discontinued This sport since the
terrible death Of young Davis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
NEWLY-PURcHAsED BIRDS.
Care Should BE Taken to Be Sure
That They Are Free from
Disease

The man that wants TO keep his
Hook free from disease must avoid as
Tar as possible purchasing fowls from
All Kinds Of places. While disease ex-
lists on any farm IN a neighborhood
this promiscuous buying will result in
spreading the disease. IL Is better 10
purchase birds only from men that are
known 10 have a perfectly healthy
stock. and before purchasing. his
premises should be visited for the pur-
pose OF ascertaining the truth about it.
a representative of the Farmers Re
view visited a well advertised poultry
establishment where many hundreds
of birds were kept and from which
many were sold every year The filthy
conditions OF the houses was astonish-
ing. The pens had not been cleaned
out for weeks and birds that had died
or roup were seen lying unburied about
the yards. Some cf the birds were
even then sick with the roup.
Only when newly-purchased BIRDS
are from the yards that have been
found 10 be free from disease and
vermin should the birds be put into
the flock az once. In almost an cases
the fowls should be put into separate
places and kept in them for some
weeks tin diseases be given chance
20 develop. II they are lingering about
the birds. Poultry diseases are now
so common that a quarantine is quite
necessary IN the case OF most birds
purchased.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
FAIR MANIAC HOLDS
A JAIL IN TERROR
81
MIND OF PRETTY MAID GIVES
UP TO LIQUOR.
Halls JUDGE AS CARNEGIE
Then Pleads for Cigarette-Mad Girl
Attempts 20 Burn Kitten to
Death in Gas Jet-Women In
sane Flee Before Attacks.

Cleveland. O.-Liquor and dissipation
are said TO have caused The mind of
pretty Bessie Finn TO give way TO the
strain placed upon il. Probate Judge
Hadden ordered her committed 20 the
Newburg state hospital. and she was
taken TO that Institution
The case OF the girl is one OF the
stranEest and nest pathetic that ever
came before the probate court. Traces
of one time refinement still linger on
her FACE. she is only "a. but FIVE years
of a wild life have added years to her
appearance. Wild-eyed. fendish at
times. docile as a child at other mo-
ments. her mind is said to be utterly
gone
When the girlwas brought TO the coun-
~ Jail from the workhouse. where The
police sent her for an ordinary offense
Taken before Judge Hadden she greeted
him:
wei. If there isn't Andrew Car
negie. Give me a cigarette. won't you?'
The Judge was forced TO refuse her
request. and she pleaded with spec
tators 10 hand her just one.
Just one cigarette. just one haven't
had one for days" she cried.
Back in the woman S ward OF the
Jail, where she was taken from the
courtroom she grew violent Running
through the corridor of the lower tier
Of cells she screamed and raved. The
other prisoners were thrown into a
panic and their screams mingled with
those of the mad woman. Mrs. Chad
wick. In the corridor on the third floor
heard the cries and started down the
steps. She was pushed back into a
chair and Gained.
Catchius s.rht OF small kitten
that had wandered through the bars
in 20 The corridor. the woman. with a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
WITHIN INCH OF DEATH
DOWN nv A MINE,
Visitors in n Colorado Shaft Stand -,
Crum5ling Ledge Above Thirty
Feet OF Water.

Denver. Col-To face death nv
drowning in the icy waters of a cavern
1000 feet under ground. 10 feel mar
row strip OF ground anordinc temnor-
airy safety crumbllg away inch nv
inch into the black waters tanning AZ
their feet TO see their only none of
rescue just an inch above their ont
stretched hands and. finally. to be
saved after hove was gone. was the ex-
perience of Howard Wyndham and his
companion, Sir George Berkeley of
London, In the Nohegan mine in Vic
tor
The visitors went 20 Victor to in
spect the Moheean mine. and were he
Ing lowered in the shaft when they saw
water below them. They jerked the
bell rope 70 signal the engineer. and
broke IL, The cage continued down
ward ard when tie water was up 10
their chins they jumped for ledge and
reached IT,
The engineer puzzled by the one bell
he had heard before the rope broke. be.
gan hosting slowly. and the cage left
them. Then they discovered that the
clay ledge they were standing upon
was breaking down. Barely in time to
save them, the cage was lowered again
and stopped where they could reach it
and they We're hoisted In safety.
The shaft had filed 20 a depth Of 80
feet or moFs from seepage.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
NEW BEE DISEASE.
Reported TO Have Made It's Appear-
ance in Colorado and Is
Contagious.

A comparatively new disease IS re
ported TO have appeared among the
bees in Colorado It is CONTAGIOUS and
Is said 70 spread even faster than foul
brood. sometimes appearing suddenly
ten miles from an infected locality.
When colony is vigorous the disease
may Dee held ia aUeyance. At other
times weak colony may be used I'D
by the disease. The larvae die in the
cells usually after nearly fun grown.
then the dead larvae gradually shrivel
and dry up and when about the size
of common house ly the bees pick
them out of the hive The disease diff
fers from foul brood IN the lack OF Of
fensive odor and r0piness in .he brood
and also in that the diseased larvae
can with care be drawn whole out OF
the cell az any stage which is not The
case with foul brood. Like foul brood.
II can be cured by transferring the
bees into q clean hive on a new foun-
dation. Sprinkling dry Gne salt over
combs, bees and brood IS a remedy for
this as well as other disease.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

hours before the last been returned
home. Now the bees are kept in the hive
until the store closes. Then they are
released from the roof and wander in
search OF sweetness wherever they will
until after dark.
Already these hives and the formi-
carums. or nests of living ants. are in
great demand. A herd OF the ants COWS
the common green fy-and about half
a dozen OF their domestic pets-the little
white woodlouse. which is not as big
as one letter Of its terrific name. Platyar-
thus ELECTROMAGNETIC introduced
into each nest
The ants may be seen building. laying
out roads. boring tunnels. constructing
cowsheds and milking their COWS. play
Ing with their pets. attending in state
on their queen. storing away their eggs
and food. feeding and washing their
young and burying their dead in the
cemetery each colony has built in one
corner OF It's nest.
The greatest demand SO far I'm the new
department has been for japanese waltz
ing mice. which come out Of their nests
and indulge I'm periodical mad whirls
until they look like nothing but balls
OF black-and-white wool.
There are lizards. frogs and nevis
alive and In spirit aquaria illustrating
the development OF pond life. and mount
ed moths and butterflies. as well as cases
showing tho life history OF insects in
furious TO crops and cattle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
PoULTRY YARp 80

poor man can be a capitalist II
he is able TO own q hen
Feed a variety of foods. Man would
thrive poorly on just one kind of food.
and its the same wi5n fowls.
The first meal Cor the Incubator
chick should consist of a mixture of
grains. gnound TO about the size of a
pinhead
While there is lille nutriment In
apples. the chicks relish them. and
there is no reason Why they should not
eat the fruit.
II the chick is backward in breaking
through the eggshel help IL along.
Sometimes the shell Is too hard for the
tender little beaks
The hens should be ltept in COM
Portable quarters A good building
need not be expensive, but il must be
50 made that IL will be warm in vim
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
Danced in III. Niehtshirt

ChicaSo--An sne man dancing in
his night shirt Ola ,ae ROOF Of a paint
store, on Couaee Grove avenue. early
the other DAY. was an apparition that
shocked belated passers-by. The
dancer took his position on the roofs
dizzy edge and kicked rhythmical legs
against the seJJins moon. Some of
the witnesses called The police. but the
terpsichorean arts, leaped down from
his perch 10y means OF aeighboring
roofs anu lost himself In the darkness.
Later he repeated his performance.
but this time BE was in street clothes.
The Hyde Park patrol wagon came on
the scene at gaiioD. but again the
dancer escaped. His Identity is IN
known.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

up the soil and potatoes. viii work
we'll The hill 81 potatoes Is lifted out
by hand and the potatoes snapped OF
ct both ends. Three rows are thrown
together In one row of piles. Dig them
in the forenoon and let dry until at
ternoon, then pick up, put into crates
holding about y bushels. haul to the
cellar or house and place in bins the
same day. The storehouse. suggests
the Karin and Home. shosI dbe dry and
kept about 60 degrees. fire being nee
essary almost all The time where sweet
potatoes are stored.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

spawn to an observatory hive Of 10000
bees, may be bought.
The first hive of bees which arrived at
Whiteley's almost caused d panic. on
The evening OF their arrival the bees
were let loose for an airing. It being
thought they would fly TO Kensington
gardens in quest of honey. But the bees
proved themselves economists. They
invaded the stores and took possession
Of the flower. candy and grocery depart
ments and helped themselves to the
sugar ane other sweets about. II was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

FLAT HONEl-hNIFE HANDLE.
handle half oval or fat. White II
with jackkniie. IL Is the best thing
l have discovered lately"
Mr. Coggshall suggested that we try
the experiment says the editor of
Gleanings. and we found that much
more could be RAISED with the square
handle than with the round. and with
much less effort We believe that this
new form of handle would meet with
the approval of the majority of bee
keepers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
SIN in Doubt.

Ma. they amt I'D doubt about t.
Our William IS either goin' to be a
genius or a fool
Land sakes pa. what makes you
think 500"
Il just ketcheI him tryin' to
drownd the cat In the well 10 see
II the story was truo about it havin'
nine Eyes. -Chicaso Record Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
~ ohituarv Notioe

Fcgg--I heard pretty compliment
paid you the other day.
Mrs. Passy-lndeedi May ask
what it was?
Fogg-I heard some one say how
pretty you used 10 be.
Mrs. Passy--Used TO bel Do you
call that compliments I call il an
obituary notice. --Tit-Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
Good use Of Axle Grenaa

You may tell your farmer folks that
II they will apply axle grease 20 the
mold board OF ploWs and cultivator
shovels. after finishing work with
them, they will be able to hitch TO
them again without being first obIa,ed
to scour them.-FaTm Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
SEES MAKE HOME
IN A LONDON SHOP.
Lo'sed Cor Airing, They Invade Candy
and Flour Departments Instead
CT EensineTon Gardens.

Lordcn.--A LoNGOn store where one
can buy ans thing from a suspender
button to an elephant, has added a de-
partment where anything living or dead
whicn a naturalist collects from fox
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
SWEET POTATO DIGGING.
Tool with a Roller Coulter on Each
Side Of the Ridge and a Large
Central Knife Works Well.

To dig sweet potatoes a tool with
roller coulter or each side OF the ridge
to cut on the vines, and a large knife
which runs under The ridge 10 loosen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective May sSth, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHDroNn

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
q ~ a. m.-Daily. Local Tor Cb,rlo,,.
AZ % p io.-Daily. Limited Br 81 p,y,
70 Attanta and 70 minghAm New OrIe.r.
m. .ltln PMS. Chattanooga and All the $50
R.,ii13..kH coaoh Tor chase City, Durham -,
,,o.;5gSo p- NIX; sunday. Chase CITY.
o., - III tiaiy: Limited: Pullman ra.5,
y '"' p m, Tor ali tka south 'oau'
~, YORK aIVEE LINE
NC a1orltc 70 route BAltifr orr aud ...-.
ccpt Sunday. -0 p IN DAILY cN-
81 =; Pp.E,kxcept Sunday. Local mires 70,
West Point. SUNNY Local Tor
-, ?. m;;-Except sunday. For Wet po,r,
Ctti,s with steamers Cor Raltir,o-., -
~ 1AliVlllk'. Steamers call AT Vrr.r-t -.
r-L LAY bahE Mondays, WDluesta,-s -,
-lie99s y anu az Gloucester Point .na a M
'oi'o - = e,,days THURSDAYS and Saf1ry5,,,--
e-o AkAlfls a RRINE RiCHNONI5 ''s o.
~ {" m eIl0 p 81 %. ri .-- Prom AN ~ -o,,.h
k.ipirh anu durham and
~ a. m Prem Chase CITY.
- A. m.-haiUmorc ard Wcst to,r+
az 20 q. M Prom West Point
oiiV p M. From West pofnf
- , b.h hARnWlCK. Pnsss yraf Me-
"a =, % Ca, p tlNtER, q. N W. II. TAyTor a % .
= W EsrbuRY. ID. p. A. T.. Richmong 4 /. "a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
Pertinent o,erv

snapshot invested in a magazine
gun yesterday.
nkerton-What are YOU going 70 dc
with a magazine -un-hunt pOets?-
Chicago Daily News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
Against Education.

Jack--Does you father believe in g
liberal education?
Dick-No; he always kicks when ]
ask FOR money! Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
FLAT HONEY-KNiFE HANDLE
With It a Larger Amount Of Honey
Can Be Raised Than with the
Ordinary Knife.

W. L. Coggshali writing to Clean.
ings in Bee Culture says: 1T is impor-
tant 70 have a nat honey knife handle.
Put the knife in a wise and plane the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
ter ana wer vsns.,s.ra.

ter ana wen vsaSsia-vd.
To destroy meas, scatter bits OF
fieece-woSl where they have been
found. After few hours. gather the
wool and drop il 'nto boiling water.
The IDEAS will have hidden in it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23
4. /, q I. ieksSafs1, and f Poto

rs-.t-. q ..- 49,. shi1N NdlToul.
10 a. pa daily, Byrd 81. Through
-'.t a. ih-r onlly Main So THROUGH
mediation -N'liiAno ~ecofn-
? $40 SEQ 80, q, NJ. daily Byrd ST. through
!e:o5 noon, week DAYS Byrd Il. .1,ro--..,
~ p. M, week days. Byrd 81 rr.5,-ir -
hltE accommodation.
SV2 j. m.onily, Main Sc. THROUGH
SJ p M, week days. Eliza Ashiar.1 ,-,--,,
500 D. M. daily, Byrd 81 Through.
Trains Arrive southwark.
,. o:so a. m, week days. Elba Ashland accom-
Sc go a m, week days. Byrd Sc. Frederick
nuFF accommodation. oN'
o2'A. M daily. Byrd 50. Through.
, -. a. a. M week days, Byrd So Through
e:lt p. M, daily Main -. THROUGH.
p - =. IA week days. Elba Ashland Accom-,
a. .i5 p m, daiiy,fiyrd II, Through.
~. .Oo D. M daily, Byrd St. Through. Iocnl
$50 p. IN. daily. Main St. Through
NOI E---Pulman Sleeping or Parlor ca ~,
az eloEe trains except train arriving Rich
, -,,' :. a ~ g. ma week days and local accom-.
lime Of arrivals and departures and cor
nectlous not guaranteed N04'
" -. ~ kE, q. ". CULP, W.PTAyr0p
zen man r. Asst Geni Man Traf. Nar
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

Where the Laugh Comes In.
'He doesn't appear to have the least
sense OF hsumor2"
He Doesn't YoH ought TO hear hin
laugh at his boss Jokes. "-Aoustor
Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-23

IuleIVTTCcs
y VIII teliyou how toraise
trom Sadness, DisappOint-
ments. Weakness, Dis
eases. Poverty and Druid
gerry. 20 Health, Wealth,
Power and Prosperity. /
am helping thousands Of
~ ----r-.-. L - p. !. u III 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-09
nlidshinman JACKSON Found.

Nidshipman Robert Jackson, of Vir-
ginia, who had been missing since a
week ago last Friday, when he left his
ship. the Missouri, then lying at New
York. has been located by his father IN
Quebec. de was working to make
enough money to return to his ship. He
has gone to the Missouri at Bar Hartor
Maine. with his father. Jackson says
his actions are unaccounfable to him.
As If he we're in a trance, he says, he
wandered away from New York. When
he recovered his senses and realized the
seriousness OF his situation his first
thought was to secret himself until he
had made enough money to return to his
ship and prove his honor. He is pre-
pared to meet whatever punishment may
be imposed, and declares his only excuse
is that the first few days after he left his
ship are blank to him, 'In tracing him
from Boston, through Montreal to Que
bee" said his father, al found unmis-
taxable evidence that from the time he
left the Missouri he was not himself, and
that by some strange means his judgment
had been rendered inactive. i am
pretty well convinced of the cause, and
shall leave nothing uudone to get at the
bottom of the strange affair"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-09
Looking 10 President.

Hundreds of miners from Mahanoy
Civ Pa. many of them foreigners, are
mating preparations to go to Wilkes
hare on Thursday to bear President
Roosevelrs address. The majority of
the miners believe that the President is
CHING TO Wilkesbarre to address them
and not the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union They also believe that be is
going upon the invitation of John Mitch
ell president of the United Minework-
ers The officers of the union are tell
inc the miners that Mr.. Mitchell stands
yery close to the President and can in
duce him to do almost anything, even
10 turning The power of the federal gov
eminent against the operators in case
there ia another strike and the miners
nut UP as bold front as they did in
1902. This latter argument Is being
used extensively by the agitators to
strengthen the union for the strife which
thew are determined to declare upon the
expiration of the present wage agreement
ON April |, 1905. They believe that
the conviction that the President is in
direct sympathy with them, and that
he believes that their union should be
recognized by the operators, would great.
IL imoroye the morale of the miners, and
they are sparing no effort todelude them
into this belief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-09
TELECRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Three new cases of yellow fever and
one death are reported from Panama by
the Panama Canal Commission today.
General Emmon Clark, former colo
mel of the Seventh Regiment of the New
York State National Guard, died at MS
home in New York today, aged Is. lie
served with the Seventh Regiment dur
ing the civil war.
All records we're broken last week in
the number of patents issued by the
United States Patent Olic', the 10
tai being S44, The next highest issue
for any one week was s2S, in May 1908,
The inventions upon which patents we're
granted last week were of all sorts, from
tin whistles to steam engines.
Rear Admiral Charles f. Clark, who
commanded the Oregon on her run from
San Francisco to the West Indies and
during the naval battle at Santiago, Will
retire from active service tomorrow, hav-
ing reached the age limit. Rear AID
miral Clark was born in Vermont Au-
gust 10, 1913, and has served nearly 10
years in the navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-09
heath of MIR. Wingfield.

Mr. Samuel P. Wingfeld, well. known
re,ielent died at his home on Patrick
street, between Prince and Duke at an
carly early hour this morning. The decea; ed
had recently beeu critically i'll. He
ieaves widow and one child. MIR.
wingfieid was a native of LyG e,nIls
but had lived in Alexandria for seve,
raj years, having conducted saloon &1. at
the northwest corner of Duke and Fay
cite streets. The deceased was a mem
Der of the Red Men, Elks and Eagie OF
this city, and two members of each or
.ganization will accompany the remains
n the Southern Railway depot tomorrow
morning. from which point they will be
forwarded at 1855 O'Clock to Lynchburg'
Depatstions of the three orders in thu. the
latter city will receive the remains upon
their arrival there.