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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
ONE VICTIMS j j IN s Of
he / /. wreck DEAD.
|, , to$.rh III Times lspat csh:)4

Special 70 lily LIS al 81 3 M
1,F * aren ~, a the
who was injured !, ,ss
eriek me washing or, S,tu, -
colilsio Electric Railroao n1
.Is eity last night, ded g.. 8, ~ i Hos
s, t tis morning Alexana - Z,
3noui NIT psy was held over
this aft9gnoon tle ouus \,
!, mans rrow 1as
Sge v,e% came here from Maret,h, ~
s,.a = hout forty years Old re oa
IS :, gneer in the emp.o ,s = IA mar
a., and was geo 70 g ,,i
,ad Z to "a young lady lady IN ~ 1A'e
county. :, = Is INJURED includes
~ I'll neople, most =
Ior,y o. A A fla the more ~
denss ~, cured are Miss Bessie o,arl
r,Eas Mas jammed down through at ,m ana
1M ,,to tha machinery Of the 5mo sai,,, In
a NE Matte Elsom, who was J, sin
1,rea A tho back and neck u
5qrsu had her face nlsl,s,tu
Ain MY cers ii the company nave nal
~ atement concerning i III 4 c,rcum-
,,i,,ty Tor the disaster, nut ~ l.ha north-
tn ,.oa tend to show hat the = (
49,, train which was running ',i1,l -
~ md no right Of way. !, L, = III
Mha south train was vas ..a 3 ,,c
ahasmla time. Both trains Wer - rom
With passengers, W U :, o,,s 49, = 5$S
worse injury was ~ ma - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
GREAT 4 SUPPLY bills
ARE NOW WELL |! IN HAND n J.
But One Day r Remaining to
Session Of Fifty-Nint
Congress.
5fBy Associated Press.) /.

aiG
WASHINGTON, arch 2. Wit ~ one re-;
maining legislative day which includes
Friday night and the forenoon OF March Ma
4th, the Flfty-eighth Congress has II the
supply Bills necessary to- be passed well
In hand. q All a the bills have passed both
Houses and all but FIVE have been 9 greed
to by conferences.
The bills still out are the naval 4 and md
indian appropriate bills, on which par
:tial Ill grecmcnts have been reached, the
sundry civil, general efficiency and riv We, cr {
and harbor bills Con ferences on all O.
these IN asurcs are in progress with the
expectation that reports will be made
during Tomorrow. II is the hope sof the
managers that al, all night 4 session to-
morrow wi II not be nccessary, as there rs
are no Items IN the bills still In con cor fer7
ence that need cause a protrac tcd dead lead;
lock- n l5 .sS.S \. i 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
GUDGER APPOINTED.
North c arolinian Becomes Judge
Of Isthmus Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, u i. c. March z, =.
The President has appointed Fl. A. Gudg--
er.5 Of North Carol!nA,5 to be Judge of the;
Supreme Court OF the NJ Panama Canal
zone. in place Of Judge osceola Kyle. OF
Alabama, resigned Mr. Gudger has been,
consul general at Panama since July. 1897.
and is thoroughly a cauaintcd swith9tt,e
people and conditions on the 1sthnus.
one Of the reasons for the signat ion OF
Judge Kyle was his inability to- UNDER
stand Spanish and another his unfamiliar
3ity5 with the customs Of the 1sthn1us:
Judge Gudgcr is especially we'll equipped
in both OF these particulars, Secretary
Taft said to-day that the change involved
no reflection upon the character OF Judge
Kyle, II III i8gi H Ai tsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Do. NOTHING YET.
Investigation Of To ba ay: Trust ST
Will Be Delayed .a3
'Rv,5Associnted Prcss.)

wAsHINGToN \, .. March y q r,'l # 2-
No. action viii be taken By the House Us
at this session on the Kehoe solution l1;lf
for an investigation OF the q oba e, cco
trust. Representative Smith llAeh1tuskyl,
who WAS delegated BY the Judiciary COM
rnIttee to consult the Attorney-G General e
on5the subject. has found It iimpossi ble 5to
arrange "a! satisfactory interview and to-
d az expressed the opinion that, With the ne
G..steel trust and the Standard Oh l IN
yest,gation, I he Department OF Commerce g
L nd II ator viii be running to Its ful ~
capacity during the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
NO AGREEM.E||! i \ ]:
Conferees on Panama Canal Bill.
Ask for Dis charge.
Associated Press

VI eSli f- 80.
2 WASHINGTON, March IA: at a final
meeting of tho conferees on the Panama
Canal treaty bill to-day the futility5 Of
attempting q compromise was admitted
and the conferees decided to ask for their
discharge. Il, s1ils ia VII 3s.3 y
b II this decision Is accepted by the two
houses, and lis the general impression
that it will be. the effect will be to kill
the canal bill entirely. Under: the spooner
act h IT. 4 Is i conceded that the President
Is empowered to so ahead with the con-
struction Of the canal t3 "
Practically the only difference between
the two houses was over the provision
OF the House bill, which a bolishes the
canal commission. This was stricken
out by the Senate The House would not.
accept eny proposition that did not abol-5
ish the commission. 5j8 l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
4 THE REBATE CHECK SYSTEM.
n. I, nf hooks az checks &enti-

,rbe Issuance ii of books OF checks enti-
fling theStholders thereof to a gene ous
discount on every cash purchase made %at
the leading stores in this city. Sa ss3:F
Tho chief object of the Rebate Cheek
system Is to encourage you to pay ca s sa
for wha teyer you purchase, thereby qua IS
anteeing to you an ctual saving OF i've "
cents on every dollar you spend. Il. Al
over two hundred Of the clty's W vide
awake, progressive merchants have signed ,' !
contracts to accept rebate checks ana
new n ones are being added to this list
every day. Y OH can plainly see that y y
Is to your advantage to spend your
money Will, merchants that accept re-
bate 3 checks Give these merchants the
great bulk Of, your alued patrona ge.G and
do everything in your power to induce
your friends and neighbors to do like
wise. Ks s.3 ss}s B. q A. VI $5s N BSe s u, u,
The man or woman who uses rebate
checks actually saves one cent on every
twenty cents cash purchase two cents on on
every Il forty cents cash purchase. &s 1oo Y
cents on every eighty cents cash pur--
chase. five cents on every 81 cash pur-
chase. twenty-five cen is on every % cas- 2
purchase, fifty cents on every SO cash i
purchase, and SO on. See what this
means tofyou in the course Of q year, Or
even in a. month or a week 3
3s8 The grocers accept the rebate 4 ecks,
tho butchers accept them, too. and 50 do
the dry. goods. clothing, shoe, millinery
and furniture stores. The plumbers and
the electricians accept them, and SO DO
the stove dealers and the wood and coal
dealers. In fact, there Is hardly o store l'
in any branch OF business that is not
glad to accept them with your cash pu ll.-
chases. ig ~ n n, s3 a
BY the aid OF rebate checks the man
that spends five dollars q week will &C
tually save enough on his purchases to
keep his lodge dues and life insurance
policies paid up. The woman who spends
but dollar saves her nickel car fare II
doesn't require much figuring to quickly
sec the tremendous financial help the
rebate checks will be to5you, ",
a. book Of checks, worth SO in dis
counts costs you but one dollar. 8 81 j
A clear, Sunquestionedf saving to YOU
Of nine dollars ($o), z, he book lis as good
as a certified check on any bank for ten
dollars (sl0), Take the checks and spend
them the same as actual money for
per cent. 6of anything you buy for cash.
See Rebate Check Directory and Times.
Dispatch for list Of stores that will nc,
cept rebate checks, II IL 81, NJ b X n, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
n History Of Battle Flags

iWAsHINGTON, D, c., March a.
Representative Bartlett (Georgia) Intro
sduced a resolution to-day for the printing
of 5000 copies of a letter written by Sec,
rotary Of War Endicott in 1888. giving a
history Of the Confederate battle flags In
the possession Of the War Department,
but which, under a law Just passed, are
to be returned to the Governors OF the
various States in which tho regiments
were organized, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
y1HEEHOUSE.
Lively DISCUSSION Over Question
Of (ost Of Armor Plate.
e. ssocIated Press ,L,)I5. .s@

u, WA arr GTON, March ference
ra mHfn 81 the Notifications and agrlcul-
tvpEsI nTnSpria ton bills were agreed to
e eyce ne eel + on the naval appropriation
ssnt baq for further after q
tIsssatnhe cost O. arni9r Plate an q eb lhe
m nu.at M Missouri, de-
SPECIAL ymot bor b. y Mr R XStsa
oof'%V sfna, TO ccncur in the senate
masa I = ~
fbe marine
rS river and harbor nRpropriation1 , hi!.
{%U3 i Seft poveaer West Virginia. and
i Iutsr Georgia. as conferces on the pa sltl
5 spef esonkE ss s os eesu lar
5enE s d 81 n,aor e
xii was sent 10 conference and q further
Conference was ordered on the lndlan
.billIto provide In one Of the TERRI: !.
tories a leprosipm Of the segregation o.
liepers and to prevent the spread of
ieprosy III the United States, occasoned
= lively debate. 1t wa g de fented. III ~ en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Il Ross M attheWs.ll

s8SS Especial to The %Tlmes-D lspat Oh.
NEWS, B5 Az N March, 2.----SS
Mrs.2lN. ~. q tthews Of this city, and AZ.
Ross, Il of AS lngtO " ere married I this
at tho brides home, go twenty
ninth Street, Rev. J ortor, d D.s Of
debating Mr. and \; Mrs. d Ross tool III
steamer for. Washingt ton. tg s
ISSs d. W. odham.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch:l
CTTARLOTTD N. 81 G M March IN -,
David w, Bod ham, q aged 50, q led sud-
denly Of heart failure at his home here 1.
from Alamsnce thirty a g
His father was once Mi ster Sto Mexico
Lieut.. haywood Robbins
Especial i 10 Tho Times. y spatch. ) ss,ss
8 CTIARLOTTE,fa N. $S ~ March sk 2---Esx,y
Lieutenant Haywood 3 obbins. y. g
died his home In Back Creek town
ship, Randolp county, & this Afternoon. s$1
3ss5 Charles VVitsell.
lspeo!al Times y. g a
sclal from Walterboro says Charles nv IL 81,
sell Mayor OF w al terboro,, and president
of the Walt erboro Co ton OIL SCompany,s3
died OF pneumonia to day. }ifs " *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Mrs. MaryjBM White.

- (speclnl to I. The Times Dlspatch.( Z3717
55 NORFOIlt,4 VA, March 2.---M RS. airy
M Whi te,53iw widow Of the late John 8.
White the first Mayor Of Portsmouths for
many years city, ollector, and one q, +
thIs5-morning at the home OF her son,
John IT. White. In North Marshall Ave
Nue.. this city, nged o. - ears and "a days;
4 Mrs. w hite is survived by ller. son and
three daughters, II Mrs. NJ W. Richards
son and Mrs. M.SNN. Fatherly, Lof Nor
folk. and Mrs, B, II. lIopgood, Of Oxford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Bills Passed.
(By Associated Press. \

10y 1NBS0CIHteU IrCSH,J --1 ITI.- "
b WARRINGTON, D, G., "A March a.
The Senate to-day passed bills authorlz-
glng, the construction OF a light and fog
signal at Diamond Shoals, N. c., and au-
thorizng the. Pensacola, Alabama and
Western Railroad to build bridges over
the Tomblgbee River IN Mississippi and
over the Alabama and the Black Warrior
River IN Alabama, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
SPECIAL MESSAGE ON
\ SAN DOMINGO TREATY
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March, President
Roosevelt will send TO tho Senate next
Monday a special message relating to the
lSanto Domingo treaty, which is pending
before that body, The nature OF the
message has not been divulged, but It
win present III concrete form the clrcum-
stances OF tho negotiation Of tho cons.
,yent!on and the arguments for its ratl-i
tication as urged BY the administration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Statchooed8Bill.
nav 4 ss.ocfatcd Press.)

sf1V.ASHIN(;TON,E79 "a March 81 NUMEROUS
Sconferences on the Statehood bill. to-day
failed TO bring abou Z an. agreement 6y
new States may. be had at the present z
session. T he Iconferees adjourned until 70
been advanced during the day that even r,
promising the Sdlfficul ties. 32a5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
General Deficiency Bill

(By Associated Press.) II
ss$ ssSE
bill two. proYlslons roating to the OK
5penses of Federal Judges. Which ,hau. been
Incorporated as = direct result Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Indian Bill
INV Associated Press.

X (By Associate PresS.3
the finllan aIppropriation BIZ reached an
agreement on PVT =, t frnn3
the Bard amendment prohibiting the use
\ OF indian funds forEthe support ot sec
tartan or denoninn tic nal SCHOOLS, and u
goes out of the bill. 5S 53SPss ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
ENGLAND SPENDING
sl99,000,l!0!|0! ON. navy! !!!!|. \
ny Associated Press. J

y2l IIi33 fByl Associated Press.)
the nayy to;nigh, q shows a1S S%S
the estimates f95 to ne st
Inc admiralty proposes to build during
The year one battleship, four armored
cruisers. n I'VE ocean-golng torped o-boat ue:
s troyers, one ocean-go Ing torpedo boat de-
stroyer OF ans experiment tai type, WE'VE
coastal torpedo-b0ats destroyers ana eieV-ss
en- submarine boa Is. 81 slsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
OBITUARY u Al
s richard Colley.

M Richard colley d|eas tI aen about 3
dence 10. G farno non st as result Of
O'clock aaiysis Mr. ,o wa
sey s years q agie a IN the employ
long time poIpM Times. though forabt tn
R Raalth SAND ana e wiNf5hk
He was S 81 kbene on on Sunday, from
tines fne never sfter
RSe 5pasl!SS y alos sekit re@ Pine Street
Is sseysT ~
was amtan l, Gi lis by those who knew NM
J Was Mrs Mrs William + Iupm q ! lane.
MIS- rs. snn Mr.. n, Iupnlani Il, one
o. nefc , i street, yesteerday apoN
was partially parafy uily
Mrs. two Years ago and haa msyI not ex.
apo nnered though her death m'is yenrs Of
peoted. she WAS = se ~ ,sr husband and
age and Is su ~ Tupn'an Of New Y1 fhs5
I've sens Tupman. Of t tai e \ jfcrnoo on
faSera Wv iro takef a4 GtafPaI uea charsh and
the lra are the pallbcnre =
EoloW'vnts vi Lyndham. H.A, y, iRntz,
sssi,s 5sasRss ~ s''HSSa 81
'0hn Mary 2. Gallagher. I.
I, . y Az IS cIfl Cher died at the T Tsa
aSnSee q f mSrnsE
u fhe funeral willt LII haSo aPftternoon
rstssks e sad Aafse AZ MI
calvf Fyn esal's 81 Mrs. Tupman. !,
INC funeral. services 9 2S,, Mla s. Tup.
Tupmah, wife of X t "a Place Moth
man %ill eo ns churah tHs atterneon a.
odist ,l pPe serVices viii DO conducted
by Rev Betty, f ayslst s,mn ~
". j, Yoing and ! S MeS' e' residemt Of,
=, Mrs In snr ore than lfty years, and
active. useful life, she - SUI SIT.
WED by hehusbannSd Ans qna a aWS s and Mr
Roe g, I, rupman'a,o ~, oI Nav se,,'s YORK OK
I'm In, W 5fo lui gentlemen will be pail,
10 nn rcr This this afternoon; Messrs, Ronett
Hpfudgins NJ. A. TlmberIaks,e' 4 an q
eld william ,,5itx y Iames n WOOD and
E 13yNM II. Fortsmali, The interment VII
Funeral Of Mrs, Miller,
,rho funeral of Mrs, Isabella Miller, who
d,sd q I her home No. eos Loulsiann stree,
Fslton night wiIl take paSs
Norm e. at 10 % clock Mrs, Miller was
one Of Fllton's best known res !. zen s:
Sic Mas always cheerful ana 81 Always '!''
c imeades her husband, YIN, III Miller \,
she leaves four children, namely; N Niis1s
Ala, Bessie, Eula and Wll lnEFa siss' 's
5ttrihe following gentlemen are egg ue e
to 'iba pallbearsrs; Ms5srs names 1art
4 ~. sEneho, -. II, O. Dwyer, Joseph
t Rsesar don Hnnsford Mitchell and Nj \,
H Mcnamara, *. I. - q II !, Ne "a T. q
The funeral Of Mr.. James p, Gopd Q. MIL "
take place at the house at $50 9 ctocls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Nominations Confirmed,

III (By Associated Press,) afle
Y WASHINGTON, March 2--The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominal ions sItt
Z Posmasters; Florlda-Charles NJ, Hldreth,
1.-Two Oak. 3l3. IB5
NORTH, carolIna-I Jasper e. Waller, Hurling-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
ost !: 4: Bill 3

WASHINGTON. March g "A compile e
AGREEMENT wa $ reached in conference To- to-
day on the postottice q pprorriatl lion Dill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Old Homestead Quartette Com,

The Old Homestead ouartette. under the
The oia Ho N cempany. under The rss.
4 tion OF Denman Thompson assisted by Miss
Nellie Forbes, viii appear n concert pre- 20
4 r. MI, J at the YIN. g, A. In tho afternoon
the little folks " IL have q chance e hear the
fine music by the quartctte, and the ex-
coptIonally funny stories told by Miss Forbes
~ u. ,,a III 4 ,,,a.rs longer. Deyoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
w &C. Sherwood.

{a si (E,n cal & to The Times D spatch.l
CORD ONSVl.LLE,s March MIR.
w. g. Sherwood died MT his home, near .,
tMeltons,s on Monday night, after an III
ness Of only few days Heart dis.
ease Is said to have boon the cause Of
his death. Burial on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Carnonam. 4,
( TREDERICsKSBIJRG !. " A., March 81
Mrs. George Carnohnm died q few days
ago ut her home, near Mount Pleasant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
4 Mrs. K. Compton.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.) III
FIR ONTR3 Royal. Var March 2.--Mrs.s
Kate Louisa Compton, wife o. Houston
NJ. Compton, died at her3hoIne, two miles l,
ing, after lingering Illness of Brlght's
disease, aged I AZ. Mrs. Compton was q
daughter OF the late ] ohm Mad ox OF,
aNEnrreIl county, $50 tllIl-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
.PusHNVG8PL ANS
'f0RlR0Nl 4 /: ] q
q y. ~. y. -. 4 Az
Negotiations for con s' IL Fl
Southern Companies. Said to 8
\ be Progressing.
N ----- " & a, Y, alit
.AoAD'L.EY CONTROLS j 1: i. 6. \.
Proposed to Put 4. Stock Of Com
85pany Into Combination at Par.
q Conference Held. 5s3.
.HoApLEY CONTROLS ] I'l)1l 4. 9. n. I.

tg 3$ Especial ID The Tlrlcs.D lspatch.)
NEW X DIRK, March IA Though de-
finite ncws Of what has TRANSFERRED at the
varouH conferences Of Southern banking
and railroad men and the Representatives
gof s;loss- Sheffield, Tennessee Coal, and
yRepublic Steel, who IRE still in the city.
is not obtainabie, there IL excellent nu-
5thority$for the statement that tho lego 4
tiations for consolidating the Southern
Iron companies are progressing satls-
factorlly.4e1tt:is said s$ati price has been
agreed upon for the I purchase outright
OF the Southern propertles Of the Republic
Iron and Steel Company and that u, the deal
with the exception Of carrying out the
usual q eta ils M f5s} s}s,s y E4 5.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
&Hoadley III Control.

mere ID Bdlu 10 De Nv lOINlIlOO!-
flying the statement that the Hoadley in
5tercsts have control Of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company The information comes
from a good sourco that 1t Is proposed
to put tho stock OF athe litter company
into the consolidation at 5pnr. The II oad-
ley interests hayc also been pretty large
Sbuyres 81 sloss- Sheffield stock. There
is no special news regarding the negotia-
tons liz ctionSwlth slnnt company, but
the details arc being worked out as rap
idly as possible. 1t Is definitely stated that
the dominant interests In that company
are largely Indifferent regarding the mat
ter Of constellation IS they are confident
that they can make large returns for their
stockholders by operating the company
Independently. M s83 ,5. II S}5
The earnings last year are said to have
been equivalent to sixteen per cent. on
the common stock and ISIS year the ex-
Spectation rs thnt they5will be considerably
more as SthisSw undoubtedly be the most
profitable year In the history OF the cons
gpany.s During the monlsI OF February,
which Is ~ OF course, a short month, the
company is said to have sold about $4,000
/ tons OF iron. y Large sales have been made
alta further advance Of SO cents ton In
the past two days. ss s32 !, d. 83s Isl i3s
Before the matt OF consolidation was
proposed the Sloss Shelf ED direct tors were
quoted as being favorab bly,: disposed to be
ginning dividends or the common stock at
tho next arter at y the rate OF not less
than per cent per atlnum. II for any
freas ION the consolidation should not be
carried through, u Is is expected 7 that the
directors will make such a. declaration al
the next dividend peri y. ss5S .j #l5E
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Mrs. ]. B. Trenary.3

1N81 (SDeOInI q 70 Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
u 3TNRO NT5 n RIO VAL, " A., q larcll Mrs
j. q. TrenarW died Mt her home Ved
5dropsy, aged G6 Mrs. Trenary had only
lived here a few weeks, having moved
hero from Stone Bridge, g larke county,
Va. her old home. "A husband and fiye
children, Messrs. Charles Vs. b ntamin
and Marsh, Mrs. Malnmick, q OF Goochland
county, Va, and ~ Miss Ia tie 4; II enary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
Plan for Holding e Company

St IN all probability. owing TO the time tina t.
has been taken for the cohso ida ton plans,
the annual NEE ting Of, the st ockho ders Of
the sloss- Shelf eld Company ,fvh irh Is due
to be held soon, will abehp post pbned for a;
the preparation 81 iha report 5: and other
matters connected with the me ting. sJ {is
3 The latestFEp plan for the new holding
company for ia king over the yarlous com Z
panies calls for a ca pitaliz on OF less
than: 500 900, 900 which It Is said will pro-
vide for taking over the various com :!
panes and leave considerable new work
ling capital Sloss Sheffield interests are
the only ones that will admit the progress
i Of the negotiations toward consolidation,
! but in view Of the fact that the Hoadleys
are undoubtedly in control of Tcnnes-a
see Coal and Iron, 1t is not expected
there will be many obstacles in the way
of the proposed corso. ia ton from now
,r1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
- yIrs. M .I I dickinson,
.fsnncinl "a The Times-pispatch. B

Vi, n
Mrs. 1Di cknson, vi e 20 M Di kin
son, Observation-Disclosures OF the Leg isla ture
from h spotsylyanlaS county. y led 3. sud- en-
lysat5 an early hour this morning OF, heaTt
disease, Al att herr home IN ear MICH enry.s
She was a Sdaughter of Mr.. M chael r ohm,
Son and Is survived by her tusban nd and \
several children. s82 $i3 9s AK NJ 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
sthis afternoon, and the Int erme Mt &Wlli
BE- made q In River v lew Cemetery.
S9..3 p. H. Drunrnond
\ lspeclal to !. The Times:D lspatc

n Especial 81 to The
n .AMTI F0RST, 8VA.,g March 2 mir. Pat rick
ii. 1Drummond,s of Gldsville, In ,this 3coun-
", died at his home Sunday tternoon
and was buried vest erd Mr.. Drum r. !,
mond was 50 years Of age and ma .,pee -
in3 Door health for a d number @ years
past Before his health failed ahea was 8 one
Of tho most successful farmers OF the
section In which Fhe lycd.& The & burial "a
the place and the services were conducted
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