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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
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choice between two evils, that of be-.
ing a slave to the trusts rs they exist
today, in which the man has nothing
10 say, or of the socialistic doctrine of
state ownership Of eve ythiDg, in
which every man will have some say,
the average citizen is going to accept
the latter. If this country ever adopts
socialism it Will be because of the
truss and the concentration OF capt..
al in the hands Of a few.
Bot putting this question aside for
the time being the senate need not be
afraid OF following where other states
aud some municipalities have ALREADY
led. Massachusetts is ma, ~ufacturiIg
autitoxin successfully, YET that state
is not in danger of selling all the
many mills operating in chat common
wealth and running them against all
private compstttion. The city OF
Ne wark, in this state, Is one Ct the
greatest manufacturing municipalities
in The country, and private capital is
rot threatened there because The Board
Of Health is making antitoXin. 1t is
a fimsy excuse put up by the senator's.
This Bill of DR.. Henry ia one that
goes into every home and concerns
every voter. The republican party
cannot afford to ignore it If the sen.
ate d feats it, the people know exact
~ where to place the blame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
Count Missed n Rich Haul.

NEW YORK, March when Count
Charles ii chi OF Italy arrived here
u" iir>t news that greeted him was
lhr announcement of the marriage of
his one time liancec. Miss Elizabeth
Howe of pittsburg to Frank p.
Sproull, Il lawyer Of that city. In
PittsburG it is understood that Count
ii Cini is in America for the purpose
Of prosecuting 4 suit against Mrs.
~proull FOR several hundred thousand
dollars, the full mount he would have
/, "eivcd during his natural life under
thc agreement entered into when he
lo"amr engaged TO marry her. He
W!s to have had Slo,00o on the day Of
vi; marriage. His debts We're to have
iecn paid. and it is said that would
li"r. required $4,000; also he was ID
l.," received &1u,oCn Il year spending
'lllry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
FLcRlzEL At CITY pARK TRACE.
c:;iy Two Tcvoritcs Won At View
Orleans,

c::iy Two Vcvorites Won at View
Orleans.
NItW ORLEANS. March >. - The
beautiful WcutLog anl a fast track
combined 10 make III" sport good n the
city Park race track. Two close
finishes furnished the excitement. Only
two fayor,;e, landed first moHcy. Tod
Sloane rode two winners. Fl0ri2rl.
who won the third race was ran NJ 70
$500 by j. II. Davenport and sold
- him at that figure. Summaries;
First Face. Judge Traynor, first,
Padre, second; Marconi, third.
Second Race Mathis, first; HostiH
", second; Dick Brown, third.
Third Race. FIorizel, first; Cardinal
Wolsey, second; Eed Thistle, third.
Fourth Itace.-Dcmurrer, first; No.
W2ta, second; Or. Kier, third.
Fifth Race. Reticent, first; Mr., Barn
ably. second: Eon Mot, third.
Sixth Race. Lucy Young, first;
Brush Up. second; Estcrrc, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
Up TO the Senate.

1t WIGS good news that came over the
wire Yesterday tolling Of the passage
of DR.. Heury's antitoxin bill by the
HOUSE of Assembly. This does not
nYYssan, however, that the measure is
a 1aw.-The hardest struggle is yet to
come when the bill goes into commit
tee in the senate. Then the governors
signa4u'e is necessary and he is known
to Be- not altogether TOO favorable TO.
ward ibis particular measure.
The. senators seem to be dreadfully
afraid of STARTING the state in the
manufacturing business, but the start
has GOT to be made some time if these
trusts are going to concentrate oil in
dustry iu the hands of n few. The vast
majority of Americans would rather
see the private enterprises prosper
with some chance of getting at the
head of the hemp themselves, but under
tho present industrial system it seems
the average American can never be-
come independent, but rust always
remain an uuderdog to II or the
other Of the several trusts With a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today clear, slightly colder weather and
fresh to light northwesterly and northerly
winds will prevail, followed by milder
conditions in the western districts of this
section. On Friday fair weather and
slightly higher temperature will prevail,
with fresh aud light northerly winds, be
Ginning variable, and III Saturday fair
TO partly cloudy weather, with slight
temperature changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March :. -
Governor IIanley has signed the Parks
anticigarettc bill, which will 20 into cf-
fect in June. 1t prohibits any person,
directly or indirectly, to manufacture.
sell, dispose OF or give away or keep
for sale any cigarettes on cigarette pa
pcrs. y fine not exceeding $500 or IL
jail sentence Of six months may be
imposed for the olensc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March ~ cable
message from Orricto, Italy, told OF
thp sudden death there of DR.. George
Il. Metcalf, a prominent physician, VIII,
before coming to ST. Paul had prAeticel
several years in Net York city. Or.
MetcGlf was tifty-scven years old. II
native Of Brattleboro, Vt. and a sra1n-
ate OF Amherst college and Columbia
university
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

AUSTIN, Tex, March The lower
Of the Texas legislature has
adopted Il resolution warmly indorsinG
President Rooscvclt's action in attack
ing the 50 called beef trust and APP
pointed a committee Of six Legislators
to confer with the cattle men of Texas
and the governor TO ascertain If there
Is any way in which Texas can give
the president any assistance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

All.over lace dresses made over satin
slips Of dainty colOrs nre very much
in vogue for evening affairs. They are
made with trimming OF black velvet
which gives them just the desired ap,
p~sarance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

FIRE ALARM BOXES.
% RaritanO Copper Works
20 High aad Lewis
q Madisou aye fhd, Paterson st
- Marke5GndaFi first SITS.
IS smith and High st
81 ,tnte and Smith sta
g Buekip cham ave and Aartf
IS Commerce and Front stl
~ high and Washington str
81 State st anc Buckingham ave
56 Hall ave and Charles vt
"a Railroad ave and Wayne
G2 Washington aud First ss
IS Turnpike ana Elm at
u smith 1t and Watson ave
is Commerce and State Is
~ Front and Smith ats
% Water and Gordon ats
"a Kearny ave and Gordon st
81 Smith and Herbert st
~ Woodbridge road ami Washington Al
81 Lehigh ave ? Stanford st
To send in an alarm, open the door of the boz
and pull down the lever and let go once only
Stay at box until aremen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
tap-Break in circuit. taps Drill and FIRE
alarm test. Hydrant at corner Of Jefferson ano
High street always to be used Tor this trial. q
taps Fire out. 8 taps Police call. l2-Call for
Lincoln Hose iS-Cail for Washington Hose
i4-Call for Mcclellan Hose ib--Csl Tor PRO-
tectinn q and 7,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

ATLANTA. Ga., March 1.-Two rob
hers exploded the postotfice safe at
East Point, Il suburb of Atlanta, aud
secured $500 worth of stamps and
500 in money. They then escaped,
hut in their haste scattered stamps
along the road as far as Fort Me
Phcrson. There is 10 clcw to their
identity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
Lnthcr. strikc at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Alarrn Three hundred
and ffry lathcrS employed on buildings
under construction have struck here.
The cause was refusal of thirty con-
tractors 10 renew last years agreement
with thG Lathers' union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

When people want help thew adver
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear This in
mind
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
women.

High heals on shoes ioI walking
have been discarded altogt Tier, and
women hive found at last that they
pref r comfort to style in this line.
Brocades again arc quite a popular
fabric, especially for matronly WON
Gu. They make up beautifully into
handsome gowns, and are just suited
for the lines which are now prevalent
The tiny black and white checks
are very popular. They are employed
for the making of many of the newest
suits, and they in turn are piped with
green and red silk.
The SHRED sleeve with many puffs
is still gaining friends. and there are
but few gowns which do not display
! elaborate conceptions for arm cover
ipgs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02
STYLES AND
THE LATEST FADS

Sci ges and other old.f 'shioned
cloths, such as hanrietta and pruneila,
are promised great vogue this spring.
Many of tho handsomest suits are
fashioned Of these materials.
For the soutt ein resorts the liner
sni's with the three.quarter coat are
quite the thing. They are made sim.
ply with a quantity of embroidery as
the sole trimming.
There is little danger of the lingerie
blouses being discarded. They are ex
tr-,nelv beautiful and becoming to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

Need rooms? The News want column
win flnd them for you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

Satin doinans will be a feature OF
the approaching season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

To Our Readers:-If you do not receive
your paper regularly, we would consider ita
favor If YOU would report the matter at once:
No attention paid to unsigned coullnuhIca-
tons
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-02

Entered at Post once as -second-class matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
EXECUTIVE sCLEMENCY.
Governor Willing 70 Be On the
Side Of Hunaanitx
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.

RALEIGH, N. 8 c., August ,21.-Goy-
ernor Glenn commutes tho sentence of
VIII Exum, In Lenoir county, from death
to Imprisonment for life for killing Wat
son, his step son. 4
In securing the communication the pri-
soner files a written statement that he
will never hereafter appeal to any Cow
ernor for reduction of the sentence.
( In a statement the Governor says in
his opinion tho evidence is ample to
Justify the hanging OF the prisoner, but
nine OF the Jury. the trial Judge, the JUS
7 tice of the Supreme Court who rendered
the opinion Of the court In affirming the
conviction. and another OF tho Justices,
who had looked carefully into tho mat
ter. strongly recommended communication,
which was also urged by thousands of
citizens OF Lenoir. Greon and Pitt coun-
ties on the ground that there was not
ground of premeditatlon,
Is His Excellency says that while still
believing Exum guilty, acting In favor
of life and on account Of the strong
recommendation OF those who heard and
tried tho case, he changes the sentence
to life imprisonment, preferring to err
on the side Of humanity.
pardon was granted for Steven Day
ton, Union county, who was serving
twelve months on the county roads for
retailing. The pardon was wired on for
the reason that the prisoner is very Ill.
Judge Neal. who imposed the sentence,
photographed the Governor that II the
man was not let out OF prison he would
certainly die.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
GOOD SWIMMER
in POND Nd
Negro Man Found Dead III a
Barn From Bolt Of
Lightning.
NEW L. r. A. SECRETARY
Vice. President Marsh Coming
Here to Be With Brother at
An Operation.
lew III. P. A. SECRETARY
lSncclnl to Tho Tlt1ns. nlsnntch41

5al Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch.)
W1NsTON.sALENf, N. G., August, 21.-
Frank Gillian, aged seventeen. was
drowned In pond a few miles from
this city yesterday afternoon. Gillian.
with several companions. was in the pond
bathing. Ho was a good swimmer. but 1t
Is believed that he remained In the water
too long and was attacked with cramp.
He came near drowning another boy,
Willie the latter was trying to rescue
him. Glllam's body was found half an
hour afters the drowning.
John Jamlson, colored aged sixty years,
was killed by lightning In a tobacco barn
"Wednesday afternoon. ten miles from
this city, but2he was not found until last
evening. The old man went into the
barn, It Is supposed. to escape a rain
storm. The building was badly damaged
Mr.. Peter Wilson, of this city, to-day
succeeded Mr.. Burrel II. Marsh as State
secretary of tho Travellers Protective AS
ISOLATION. The retiring secretary, who
sent IN his resignation TO the national
association n few days ngo, took up tho
work six years ago, when the organlzu-i
ton had only flfty-two members.!T Through
his energy there Is now an enrolment
OF 1913, and there Is s500.57 In this treas
ury to be used In carrynE on tho work
IN this state. Mr.. Marsh. who Is first
VICE, president Of the national association,
Va to be present M I the operation 10. be
Marsh, of Blueneld, w. Va, for appendl-
citi1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
PETERSBURG TO
HAVE FAIR VOTE
The City's Best Citizens to Have
Charge Of the
Polls.
FATHER o'FARREL RETURNS
Negro Declares Only Reason lie
4 Did Not Kill Was Because
Pistol Did Not Fire.
FATHER o'FARREL RETURNS
(specinl 10 rhe Times. plspatch.,

TETlcRstuRG, VA, August 21.--
Petersburg Will have q fair election to-
morrow, tho character Of the mot, np-
pointed TO conduct It guaranteeing that
fact. Tho day has been busy one with
the politicians In arranging to get out
tho ful voto for the various candidatea.
From the vigorous manner In which
this campaign has been pressed, on tho
stump and In the newspapers. 1t Is not
believed there Will be mitch trouble in
getting the voters to the polls. Y
The funeral Of tho late Samuel G.
Donnan, who passed away saturday af-
tcrnoon9nt the advanced age OF four
score and Six years. took place this
morning from his late Residence on Fill.
more street. Mr.. Donnan was at ono
time merchant OF prominence In this
city, but he had long since retired from
business and In recent years had led a
quiet life. He was n man OF ptlrest
character and rigid integrity.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Fred Warren fcolorcd) was fined $50 for
carrying concealed weapons and threat
stated that the reason he did not Kill
the man was because his pistol failed
to fire. Ill AZ 580 l25
The usual monthly meeting Of the
Methodist Sunday School Association
was omit ted this month but at q meet
| Ing OF tho Bonrd OF Managers OF tho
association held Sunday afternoon res
ports OF the organization OF the various
schools were read. These showed tho
aGgregat c register and attendance Of tho
schools during the past five Sundays TO
have been: Total register. 2.515; average
attendance, 1912; per cent. OF attend
ance Go. The board endorsed the prop
ositlon OF Methodist Sunday schools OF
Richmond for a conference OF Sunday
school superntenlents to be held In that
city during the fall
The following Pe.ersburgers are guests
at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. S. p. Goodwin. J. ]. Percivalll, W y,
II. Cooper and Or, f.. L.. McGill.
Rev, Father O'Farrell,, pastor OF 81.
Joscph's Catholic Church. reached nome
last night after four months visit
ABROAD, during which he toured through
ma nv countries. He has been warmly
welcomed home By his congregation ana and
friends to- day He says his trip was one
OF great enjoyment and pleasure.
The Virginia National Bank has lem
porarily moved out OF It's old quarters 50
az to permit OF important improvements
10 the building. A handsome front IS
- no nut In. and the interior enlarged
and improved in It's arrangements.
Mr.. j. NJ IIanrahan returned nome
Yesterday from two months visit p 70
ireland, where he spent some tllne
amongst the scenes Of his childhood. ne
brought back with him his niece. MISS
Katie Neville, who will make her nome
in Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
PIECE OF NECKTIE.
Only Evidence Against Negro for
ATTEMPTED Assault.
.lSnecial 10 The Tlmes- Dlspatch,

Especial to The Ilmes-Dlspatch.)
II MANASSAS. VA. August 21.-A negro.
supposed 10 have been Jack Page. at
tempted criminal assault upon Miss
Hullle Smith. white woman. at her
home, four miles from Manassas, Sat
urday evening. Miss Smith, whose FAM
lly is composed OF herself and sister,
was sitting In her yard about dusk Sat.
ur,lny, when someone grabbed her vlo-
lently from behind and shocked her 4 al !
most into insensibility. She was able.
however. to utter cry, which brought
her sister to her rescue. The negro. see
Ing the approach of another woman. re-
.aased his mold on Miss Smith and fed
gro o 'brite had suct, an advantage Of his
Intended victim, Miss smith was aa ABLE 70
She caught hold or the nsgro's necktle
and tore quite Lengthy piece from one
Miss Smith did not get a glimpse Of q
the negros face, but, she has reason !, TO-
party he piece Of nerkts ~ ho nt,s yer:
have. So TAR no arrest has been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
ELEGANT HOUSE PARTY.
Professor Lyons's Home Scene OF
Much Merry Making.
F(speciul to The Times Dlspntch,J

34aE (SDeCiul TO 4 Inc u iuo's-l|isl'uNSH(
pANtpLIN CITY, VA, Avg. III
"Clovcrdale." the beautiful country nome
of Mr., Nv. ii. Lyon, near here, mas our
Ing the past week. been the scene %
The OCCASION was house party. given
ny prof, Il. 8. I.gon, principal or NeWport
News Academy. at which nc, ohte NTtaaas
Wllenu Luck of Houston: Mamie Guthrie.
Of I,ynchburg Bessie Sears, or YlcRspursi
Marie Verser OF FarmyllsSi oI pref, q GooH 8
win Frazer, OF Orange; MesSNs. M x
Pitts. OF Newport News, ana Ihomas -.
Gillian, Of Greensboro, n. c,
Among the many pleasures OF the Wenkf
pr S. Morton here triR RI or' the oia
honor OF the party n "cloyerdhle, az
Old Fashioned BrnnsWlck, stow and plc,,
nc, an entertainment and lawn party, a.
Iixburg, and reception giy ;s by y, Mt
and Mrs. Leslie N. Logon. OF this city,.
These amusements With , tenniiSS, r.. g Gp O.
that the crowd WAS SO Thoroughly CON
genial. made tho week altosethef w -.
PROT Frazer and Miss Yerser left f9r
their homes this morning the others tl's
The Nppomattox Baptist Association,
which was postponed one day on nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
THE PRESBYTER1ANS.
West Hanover Presbytery At
tended By Large Crowd.
THE Times Dispatch.]

s334t.f (SpeCa] TO LING - llllco~l|ioVANS'''
NEW STORE. VA. August 2l.-West
Hanover Presbytery. which met at & me
New store Presbyterlan Chq hn sess sna5
Of Of u Thursday. Altogether, i was one Of
the most proilta BILE and delightful meet
!nEs h' s. presey,ebbE MA Was Transact
SO some sI Mates le Of Considerable Interest to
church people came up for discussion.
59eT Is, was srs gahe afow g.
5ee9 At tvsr held e in Ills
and everyone was amply ~, srp%G ri i, !, r..
the morning Rev.. J. Gray McAiiiis ste1r
epo pnnlnIi Vas vas taken. There is hardly
a doubt that this was the greatest com eIh
munlon service ever held N the nGhIrG ~:
Joined With The Presbyterians in this
beautiful service, and tho occasion was
one OF great lmpresslveness and solem-
young a1 .'' ean ISis tor the ministry from
Nelson county, was examined by tho pres +,
hXterR and Xs teke9
Seminary at Richmond ana viii pursue
the regular course leading up to the
In In 4 tie afternoon OF Wednesday, Rev,
!, Fl. Davis, OF Farmy!lle. prea ehcd I. 9
sermon, treating OF the Presbyterian doc
R Keyss rMaa'fE ue sesesssa e. ntsr
and others delivered short addresses on
foreign missions. H., -,
standing OF tho individual churches, came
up 1t Was found that all the churches In
tho, bounds of the presbytery were n a
e1nditShn and some Of then
for complaint that Preshyterlanism Is not
holding its own in this section.
On Yesterday morning Rev., 9, Painter
tR!on. and in s the ssternoon REV, Piammser
+. Jones, Of tho Trinity group'of churche.
In Albemarlo and BHokingham. prea eh9d
sesmHn Ge THE w h s e Houf hs
presbytery closed. a. great congregation
BE the Tie That Binds"
of tho many visitors was the excellent
ssnded every session q m presbxtery,
PIE, There were literally hundreds Of
eharmlnyy dressed and beautiful young
nothing else q could az qqulte so we'll, Nm
he nex a q ae Wss nna9May
byterian Church, KIchmond, on October
Ing win DO held In charlo tiesYlle at
soae co aa1el A 81 ~ ia e W. Ed
wards, of ArYonia, and three ministers.
Reys. Harrell and Graham ,and pr pe-
Presbyterian Church, This Installation
service viii BIO held late in October.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
MIR, MooERs OUT.
Barton Heights Citizen Wishes to
Re pl1hlic Printer

announces Ills candidacy for tho Office OF
Public Printer, lately made vacant by tho
death q CAPTAIN z 4 20 oIRannon i, HILL
H stes is He Is fully pr!sparod 70 take
charge OF the office, lie Is also q
staunch Democrat, his. father being an
MI. Mooers is we'll known In several
counties and has warm and influential
friends both In Henrico and Richmond,
He ~. horn and educated In charles
sir. Davis bottom. one Of the candl-
dates to succeed the late Captain @ Ban
non as Superintendent. of PHbiie printiInIs,
executive ONCE Mr. Bottom Is UNDER
stood 10 have strong backing for the
The Governor Will take the matter up
some time this week, 3Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
NAN AT8OLD POINT,
Visited the Chamberlain, Bu'
Did Not Register.

~ (ENecInI to Niue T1FNnE-D!SUHVCH7 y. --1-
NEWPORT. NEWS. VA. August a.
The clerk on duty. ny the ChhmDcrI,l
bort that Nan Patterson, was refused q
room all the hotel Yesterday, MISS rot
terson camc down from WASHINGTON yes e..
ths dny at Old Point. taking luncheon
] She visited the Chamherlin during the
afternoon, but did not. register or apply
FOR a room. Last mig ut she and her
sister returned TO washington. The for
mcr actress Is quoted as saving whila
here that she would remnrry her FORMER
husband In September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
.PATTERSON'S SLAYER
DISCHARGED BY COURT
(special TO rho Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WYTHEVILLE, VA, Aug, 2l.-rhe jury
III the case OF Kelly Halsey, for killing
Gam Patterson on the 30th Of juno.
brought In a verdict Of not guilty Satur-
day. On announcement OF the verdict
there was some demonstrations OF ap-
prevail by women In the court room, Which
was promptly suppressed by the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
Strike Of Builders,

7-1- 4 lBV A6sOclateH FFeas,l ~ ~ -.-
The fight between the union carpenter
and tho members OF tho Builders Ex-
Change became moro serious when the
Structural RiiildeiY' Trades Alliance, at
q meeting held to-day. decided to call
o out ali men engaged IN. structural work
employed by members, OF the, RpQderR'
Exchange Oyer one thousand men are
affected by this order The hct lon can,e
az a surprise Ito the members Of the
RlildersI IXchange. 2s -. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
Iley-Carney.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, August 21,--
Mr.. John Hey and Miss Eunite Carney.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs, James !, Car
ncy, were married a few days ago at the
residence Of rho bride, in Lancaster coun-
ty, Rev. pr, w. r. runaway officiating,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hey Will reside In Hartford
county, Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
sCat5on-Bryant.

Especial to The Enthusiastically
q TREDE VA, August BIZ
Mr. Frederick Carson, Of Brooklyn, N. W,
and Miss Maud Bryant. OF Richmond
county. were married last week at the
home OF the bride, near Downing's, Rev.
Robert Williamson officiating,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
Attrill-CurlrIy.
Special 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.)

Especial 70 Tho TImes-DIspatch)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, August 2l,--
Mr., James Attrill and Miss Mary Curry
We're married last week IN clnrksyille
Church, In the Northern Neck, by Rev.
Robert Lewis. Mr.'Mathew Saunders, Win
Miss Ethel Curry, were tho attendants,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
-HEAD.ON COLLISION /
The Engineers and Firemen Save
Themselves By Jumping.

Especial 10 The imcs, Dlspat ch,l1 !.
sU'fHERLAND. Avg. RI ITlherS
stntion on the Norfolk and Western Rail-
read to-day. between two freight trai a,s,
ca car RS s were demolished and both engines
badly, damaged., It The track was only lGyI
men jumped ana escaped unhurst. Ono
ramp was slightly one ers sh ,oIrc
& 'TTthe Cause Of the collision was It Is
"a III. H by engineer on West-bound train
overlooking orders received at Sutherland