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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

ance of the 'Sllrew'
in a strange place
produced on the
employees Of the
stage. They shun-
ned me as some
thing actually to be
feared. During a
very long run |
have often heard it
said that | hated
my Petruchio and
that our stage life
only reproduced our
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

ten tralnpeti path
less woods or wad
ed the beds of
streams for hours
at a time. She is a
good shot and has
brought down deer
on numerous occa-
SionS. Her husband.
James X. Ilackctt.
Is also fond of hunt
ing. and one time
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

COCK. being known by
numbers" Mr.. Wanamaker himself
was present and arose with good
humored but pointed inquiry as to
where the comedian really did come
from. Auburn. y. Y, where the pris.
on is" replied Hitchcock, and further
remarks were lost in the roar of
laughter that filed the room.
Charles Warner, the English actor
whose favorite play is Charles Reade's
melodrama Drink" tells the follow
ing on himself;
a few nights after | reached New
York asked chap to have drink.
He replied, 4 am on the water wagon
On the what?' asked. He explained,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

jefferson De Angels, who is starring
in "Fantana." has friend noted for
his extreme parsimony. Some days ago
this friend was horror struck at receiv-
ing an invitation To he present at the
wedding Of "A young woman in his cir
Gle of acquaintanceS To him that in
vitatipn was a draft for a present
nothing more or less.
The young fellow thought over the
matter for twenty-four hours. and
then he was confronted suddenly with
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

private intercourse. | looked upon this
as the greatest compliment that could
be paid me-
Quite early in her stage career Miss
Rehan played the part of Ophelia to
Edwin Booths Hamlet. and she recalls
with delight her first experience with
the great tragedan. After a week of
chilled her TO the marrow every mo-
mcnt she was upon the stage with him
Booth came off the scene on the final
night and. walking up to her said
briefly: Miss Rehan, you have done
splendidly, and, in my opinion, you
have great career before you shall
talk with you soon again
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

brooke. apd she play NJ ~ ''h'
ed the part of Priscilla. She has ere,
ated principal roles in quite Il number
of popular productions since then. Her
first notable success was in The Al,
gerian," in which she was engaged to
play second to Miss Marie Tempest.
Lew Fields and Oscar HammerSten
were standing in front of the Fields
theater in New York the day after a
blizzard. Mr.. Hammerstein was watch
ing the efforts of the horses to make
headway on the icy pavements.
Poor brutes"' he remarked See
how they slip and fall. They don't
seem to be able TO make any head
way"
Well" answered Fields. they are
getting along as fast as number of
horses | fancied at Sheepshead Bay
last summer"
Raymond Hitchcock of the Yankee
Consul company was recent guest
at a smoker in one of the leading clubs
and was called upon for Il speech. He
solemnly arose and told in great de
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31


where every foot passenger is required
to pay halfpenny before being allow
ed to pass.
To his CONSERVATION. Terry realized
that he had not any kind of money
with him, and as he approached the
toll keeper on a dead run he shouted.
I'll pay you when come back NO.
you won'tn' that functionary shouted
back, knowing nothing of the race
against time and believing that Terry
was trying to avoid payment En-
treaties, cries of protest and prayers
from Terry were in vain. The toll
keeper barred the way and demanded
the money.
Finally. seeing that argument was
futile, the angry actor suddenly lodged
under the arm of the Cerberus of the
bridge. darted past him and was again
on his way. He tried to make up the
seconds that had been lost at the gate.
but the delay had been fatal and he
finished the mile and quarter in six
and half minutes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31


In transit. Thus he would receive
credit for a thirty dollar investment
when, as matter of fact. the three
pieces We're to be had for 90 cents.
Mr.. De Angels friend made his pur
chase quickly and left the address TO
which it was to be sent. Three days
later he got letter from the objects
Of his generosity. The parsimonious
one smiled as he held the unopened en-.
velope and fancied the phrases of re
gret and gratitude therein. What he
found when he tore off the covering
was curt. frigid note. The second
hand dealer had wrapped the three
pieces separately.
Edward Terry. the English actor now
playing in New York. is fond of sports
and was Formerly noted as an athlete.
He once made IL bet that he could run
from the Strand theater. London. to
the Victoria theater in five minutes.
His friends thought it an impossible
feat. Six in the morning was the hour
set for the run, for the streets We're
then comparatively free from traffic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

Come spend the night in my apart
ment," said friend to Frank Daniels
one night when both had been detained
in the city late. I'VE can put you up
all night and give you a little fat
breakfast in the morning"
"A little fiat breakfast" replied Mr.
Daniels. whats that-a griddlecakeY
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-03-31

Adele Ritchie. who is playing this
season with jeff De Angels in "Fanta-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25


sin less than two week But this .is net
aall, for several days a fter} the ia Their 8
death q ba by was born, q nd the mother
is now lying ut deaths door. hls33.W
the family Of D. M ID. n Blackwell formerly
of washington county 81 where the
remains of the three were fttl ken VI: form
4ternent. 43ss # 81 RI 8
with a fatal acclde nu Oh the yards late
yesterday 3af ternoon. fr.fS Chandl era was
engaged z In tho repair Of a. ca r, N and In
i some manner one OF the holsting jacks
gave way, q nd ~ a. lever stru elk 4 him on
tho neck, breaking Vt causing death in
three minutes, Mr.. Chandle q mar + q
sdren Ile. came to this city from. Giles II z
3zen,S4The remains vii 4 be t aiken to- Pear
sisburg Va, for. Int erment to-da y. II 3s
SH9 Y esterdny was record d W on III the
$Pocahontas division of the Norfolk and
Western road e There were Y seven ty-ttves
trains handled on that one i'd vision, each
hauling heavy loads of 81 Goa l8nnd coke,
beside the large number g trains moved 4
a red letter day III the history OF this
coal producing tion. Nearly every op-i
GRAFTON in this field Is working to- its full
capacity, While many are working over
5tirneBto I'LL the heavy orders for fuel.
3& Policemnnl Day sho land ms family killed
an italian at Welcll las n igh hill {. ro-5
islsting arrest The officer was alta cked
by. three ! ta lians. who We're. dr. king and
raising q disturbance. ]. ach being heavily
armed with pistols and large Knives. None
5ofAthos names could be 5lenrne u blu when
the smoke Of battle had II cleared away.
tho officer had killed one and landed two
Others In tho WEIGH jail b ss IN ;S3; n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
THE ANTI-JUG LAW.
AZ Salisbury Dealer Warranted
for Selling Liquor in Charlotte.

I Especial TO The Times Dispatch. =.
# CHARLOITE,4a i n. KS O., III J a NJ, 24.--H. @.
.Trott, prominent saloon keeper, OF Sails
bury has been served with, a warrant. Is
sued BY City Recorder 6hnnnonhouse. of
3Chak charging him with Y shi pping
Liquor to prohibition territory The case
is the first In this section under the new
.anti-jug law, and probably tho first III
the state a young white man was ar
drunkenness; yesterday the l5s recorder
forced tho culprit to disclose where he
got the liquor; he finally named Trott
5Trott hoilors the summons and In either
event interesting results are promised.
He has employed the best legal talent
.obtainable and will fig int the case 70 the
last ditch, and 1T Is understood that he is
backed BY the liquor dealers assocpia-
ton. *. Biij5 ~ 4. 3A5s5s , !,
The aat-jug law makes the place Of
delivery tho place OF sale Y and Irott
shipped the liquor to the young. man here
from his Salisbury saloon. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
" MAY BE WILL HARRIS.
Body Of Desperate Negro Killed
az Greensboro Is Identified.

s{ Especial TO Inc Times dispatch
sS GREkN 5 Iak Q, IN. c., JAn, s4.-The ne
gro shot and killed by Policeman H. y,
Donnell yesterday afternoon. was buried
to-day without being Identified, a!though
al least two thousand people Viewed the
remains. "A deputy sheriff from ROCKING
ham county was almost sure he was loolph
Moore, who had served q term In the pen
itentiary for killing his sister.
The father Of Moore resides west Of this
city, and he went to police headquarters,
but said the dead man was not his son,
Moore is now serving a term on he coun-
ty roads Of Guilford, This morning Chief
OF Police Scott received q letter from The
sheriff Of Stanley county to look out for
and arrest q negro whose description fits
the dead man fairly well, but 1t was not
deemed advisable to send for stanley's
sheriff and the body was buried at the
citys expense this morning. 81
1t is thought that Ne came here from
Charlotte, and that he may be WIN IIar-
rls, the noted desperate from Mecklen-
burg, y s{ SS. Z. 4! X, e35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
DISTRESSING Ac c1DENllTs.
Two ear BID Boy Causes Death
.of Sister-Child Burned to Death

a,5E( Especial 70 Tho Times DIspatch) a.
II FILLSYILLE,{ "a. Jan. 34.-There
were two> very distressing accldentsS hap-
ming. The first was Il In tho family Of
Thomas Wlnesett, who lives four or five
miles west OF Hilsvlllc. "A loaded gun
had been left within reach of q two-year-
old baby boy, who commenced playing
with 1t. and managed 4 In .sonle way to
cause It's discharges 4 The load took effect
In his little sisters les, SO managing it
that It had TO be ampu tated from the
effects Of which she has since died 4
RI The second accident occurred in the
family OF Bal. Hun. who lives near iAral
Postofflce, In this county. Mrs Hut left
.herBlittle girl at the house until she could
go about two hundred yards 20 o. spring
turned she heard the screams OF her child.
and. running with all her might to the
house, she found her baby burned to q
crisp. 80 ~ 81 4A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
l
AGAINST
.'CIIH:||I|[.!f: o POLICE |.
Russian Key Maker y ifIs E1I. Ills
5l5, Suit on Second
5ss n, Trial.
NEGRO 8 urn 60 60 TO q DEATH 'l;!' I I
Mrs. sl,eridan@st,es the Standard
Oil Company for I.nl1jjttry .J In
Collision#NVitl1 Her Yacht.

,hcialto The ,rlr1cs plspat cll

+ s sSs Especial 10 The TIncs.Di spatch.>
s{s3 NOR FOLK, VA, Jan. 2i.---A I n meeting
81 the directors OF lilo jamestown ok
Z position today tho following officers
4 were unanmously rc-elected, no norniria 4
lions being made: General E'itzhugl Lee,
u president; Ava Fl. Martin, dirst vice-pres-
.5sident, Bcrklcy; s. Gordon Cummings, s Sc:
L cond vice-presidcn Hnmpton;a w. Il.
X Barrett, third vice-presdent, Newport
4 News; Joseph Bryan, fourth s.vice-ptclsi-
dent Richmond; G. $. Sherwood, fifth
Evlce-president. Portsmouth; GO N Nix
u 8. Gnrnett. sixth vicc-p lent u Norfolk !;
A Gwynn II Shepherd ssecre tnry. Norfolk;
Nathaniel ,Beaman, treasurer, Norfolk;
Theodore y. Wool, Portsmouth, and Old.
"a Bntchclor,8 Newport N Jews. general coun-3
y sci n Martin Myers, nldlt tor. N orfoik h DR..
7. II. i. Payne, medical dircc tor. Norfolk.
a. DEAD asTRA NG Err. n, ~
Astranger, whose name Is supposed to
Il have been ". Payne, and whose
b former home Is, believed 10 be In the
5SSRichmond section, Eiiod at st Yincetlt's
Hospital III this IL morning. Tho deceased
worked on s.. Walters Princess Anne
county farm until lie was AZ taken sick
Il and Ind to ID sent to tho hospital 81 The
d body has been moved to the city rnorgue,
where the health authorittcH$nrc holding
ut with the hope thatSsonc OF the man s
relatives may DO located before II Is In e
tered. do WIS about III ty n years old.
sI3 rho 81 900 danlag go sui OF Julius Ochit-
4 kovAky& al gal INST Mayor James g. r ddlcR,
4 and former chief OF Police ri. y. Ycllines,
FA.t- .g- <t<ns.
+ or Law and Cbnncery to- day. a verdict
D Tor! tO was given against former Chief
sVcllines. wltt5a verdict u in favor OF
Mayor Rddick. Oclilltkoysky y Is tho RUS
& sian kcyplaker. who sued for alleged
n false arrest. a motion for a new trial
will DO argued later. sE5 ssls
TWO w OMEN BURNED.
Mary Elwart and Mary Parsons two
n colored Women. were burned to death:
Mn fire that was started In their room
y by an overturned stove to-day. "A negro
1 man occupying an nd Joining room paid no
attention to tho shrIeks OF tho women!
for aid. but saved his clothes from the
burning building. He said he had to work
4 too hard to buy his clothes to lose them
B saving women. Ia ssi8 4
Mrs. Ma oml *. Sheridan. wife Of VII
liam A.. Sheridan, is In the United States
Court tO-dHy SUN Inc StAuQar0 5Oll@SOui.
pany for SIS. 0Go damage Sheridan's aloop3
yacht Diana ana tho Standard OIL COM
pany's gasoline launch Petrolla 8S were
some months ago In collision. and Mrs. 3
sheridan. who was on the Diana at tho
4 time, su stained a fractured "A leg ns tho
result OF being caught against tho cabin
N OF the Diana. - 35$ Is js
88 Judge Nvaddlll is hearing the case with
3out Jury, the action being one in I'D q
miralty with "a libel against the launch
Petroliu. ss3 it3#s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
REPUBLICAN, 4 SPLIT.
Slemp Wants i. 2. Summers for.
s Thomas Lee M cores Job.

3ia Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
&8fLYNCHBURG, VA JAM. 2 Trouble
y is brewing in Republican circles IN the
southwestern section OF the State Com
gmencing at the recent conference OF the
y leaders OF the party at Roanoke, the end
8 is not In sight. and no one can forecast
what the final outcome will be-. The
4 trouble, said to be an open breach boz
tween Congressman Campbell Slemp. of
the Ninth District, and District Attorney
Thomas Lee Moore. OF Christlansburg.s
Mr. Moore is a candidate for reappoint-i
Tent to the position now held by him as
district attorney for the Western Dis
gtr!ct OF Virginia. and UP to the time of
\ the conference n Roanoke, It is claimed,
he expected tho support OF Mr.. Slemp for
rcuppontment.J Just before that meet
ing Mr.. Moore is said to have asked
Mr. Slemp what lie could expect from
/ him.. In reply Mr., Slcmp declared that
! 1t was his purpose to advocate the aT-t
pointment OF Mr.. Z. p. Summers. Coln-'
county, a resident Of Abingdo for the
office. This declaration Is said TO have
caused a war OF words, in which S Mr., Y
Moore told plain terms that he could
expect n fight to the bitter end.
. Mr.. Moore did not show up ut the
Roanoke conference. and when q conl-
tmlttee was sent out for him he could
either not DC lOuIu OF TcluSeu TO SHlleUu
tho meeting and participate In It's work.
and tho work was accomplished without
him. Last Saturday he did not como
here to attend tho meeting OF the State
Central Committee as was expected. and
this has caused considerable talk among
those who did attend, 5is
The predolninating opinion among the
{Agnew Republ leans is that Mr., Moore
will bo able to secure his appointment
without great trouble. It Is recalled that
when Mr., Moore was first appointed to-
the attorneyship that IT was probably
largely through tho Influence OF Admiral
Evans, who is ali uncle OF his wife and
"a warm personal friend OF the President.
Now in addition to that influence. Mr..
Moore. lad a record OF four years to lay
before tho President. Il X FL,
y It Is bel leyed by Republicans here that
this fight promises to Gone of tho hot
test that Mr.. Roosevelt has yet been
called upon V to "a ecide as between tho
Republicans OF this State Tho fight. on
account OF Mr.. Moore being an anti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
CAUSE OF COLDS AND HOW TO
5f TREAT@TH e N, 4jS,s is3l RI

fiji "a cold is always the result Of undue en-
posture to low temperatures me rapid 20
cooling Of the surface. when not balanced
BY proper reaction produces the conges-
3tion and inflammation OF the nasal and
bronchial membranes, commonly called
a cold. AS the slightest cold predisposes
the Individual to attacks OF the most se-
we're ana dangerous character, the neces-
sisy for its quick cure need not be enl-
sntaslzed. Take Chnmberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon rs the first indication
Of tho cold appears, and all dangerous
results Will be avoided. It not only cures
a cold quickly, but counteracts any tens
dency Of tile cold to result In pne umonia
There Is no danger In giving this rene
dy to children. as 1t contains no opium
or other harmful drug. It is pleasan to
take. For sale by all druggists, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
L|...E|G|SlA|1UREOE
0RT ] !: } |. ! !
From Governor Glenn
Urging Appropriation for
Hall of Records.
J, RElMBURs TREAsu RER
10 Provide . Meeting Place in
Every County for Confederate
Veteran The Kerrliss.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)i

Especial to z he y iries- Dl spatcht)
RIA LEIGH. N. II al. Jan, "a "A bill was
u \, 4, 3. z No u, ,ar ARA III
III !. I, 3 ~ !, a .,.. 4, D. ,7s
tho liouse py Coled - ~
900 for the erection Of ~ five STORY era n ~
9its flre- proof building for records, hall OF
TN. u, 4 tt,n, 4,
a. ' ~. II, ~, III "A. (, .
Sintendent OF Public lnstruct lon, " 1t1sur q
Iance cotnm!ssionerSand o number Of 9th 4
ar STATE, Offices. g. aa5s5 s3.
=, !, !. !. j, I, /. !, >,
~ = 70 IL
Urging aYorapie action OIL the Llll, winch
has tho enlargement OF the state Board
OF Public Building and Grounds
There was another lengthy discussion
III the House 81, a the bill to reimburse
State treasurer Lacy 1914 cn1bezzlcd
by Nv. II \. Martin clerk in#the treasury!
under Worth, while assisting Lacy'sg
clerk, The, Bill finally passed .S5
I59S$ III "a BAD $PRE r. ssS % 4 At
d Several leading Democrats opposed the
bill as Ia bad precedent "a "A bill was In y
jtroduced III, both branches toglirelieyc the
State Board Of a grlculturc of contribute
ing further to tho current g ext enses of
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
the amount being now contributed &c.,
900. Is ss is3
" Senator Sinclair introduced a Il bill to
provide 4 meeting place 4 Il every county
for Confederate Vctcrn,is, Il 5ss
sBl Tho Odell bill increasing fourth ella IS
pensions ia $50. n Is made "a special order
tfor Frida 3f tf5
IA In tf,e House. . era, ham. y 81 Granville,
5fntrod,,ced d Bill to extend the time for;
settling and committing the State debt
w JaI,,ar ~ & M oo7. 2
a me 'DaIrl,ers 81 tho Revolution have
ssernprnped Nh. Ia mas Wrenn, 81 SALISBURY,
r. direct9the Giving 81 'klrmiss,, here
IN ti;css 81 :. f,itIire FOR tho purpose OF
~ ,sIre fnnds q morn q & aborately fur
lii, soc;et j m rtments. N over one
5hnnIrnd II Il dies * no local talent IN
the CITY, viii participate 8 t;3l M
srbn X, 4 Viii - =, R,prs Who flIs
I, MAJ ca 80 " soon ertt,a wef5lnr
INV 4 Hons Crce k township. this
~, I'D e 81 m i5 missing "a no clue
ia tevar : 80 her. i l,ereabouts. h Samuel
IN, yord 4 Ia Il ,anr1 u rrcste ana nut IN,
31nr ,ord forS 1rea IND to Xiii her. But
! i ara $40 = : q w. baS very gE1ittIa evidence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
TWO NEW STORES
Plans Drawn for Inpro
X Next to- the Biiou.

Plans have been compile ted u by Archl-S
tects Noland Baskeryllle for , .ea :,
Street, adjoining the new b jou II hea tire!
on the east side, The buildings are to be
erected at once for Nv, h N lIa b !ston.s
They Will be three stories hi h.Ea wi III q
gfroStage Of something over torty-one feet
on Broad Street and Will I have depth
The first floors will be storeroms and
the, upper, floors will DO made Into apart-53
Sments, with all mo ern sB con ven ences
Builders are now figuring on the e work.
and the probability Is that the successful
bidder Will commence the work within
the next two or three weeks. ;s VI:
When there are not enough, people
coming into your store. It means that (
there Is not enough advertising copy
going out to your newspaper. Try Tse-
Dec Want Al y E; Il. ~ z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

Carolina Conference, \ and I pas tor Of the
Methodist Church ri at Hi AberdeenisN1 1Ie
gained public prori hence during 1.-The
Kilgc- Gratis trials as. prose tor. sSis;
4ai The seriously Injured are David Cook
and W. s 4 Ingram. OF Mt. G Head n Clark
Ballard and 4 D. Berry, Of Wa desyille q
number OF others were less seriously In
jured, among them a son OF Mr.. Oglesby
and many had narrow oscar es. KS
AZ rho injured were given IS ttcntion8 t
the Troy Hotel, The wreck was caused
by spreading rails The road Is owned
and operated by the Pages, the ed tor Of
Worlds Work owning consld BILE stock
IN It. Ill f1tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
TWO FIREBUGs.
Evidence Strong Against Huff
and Thomas at Bra1nWell.
VEL ,rnaciaJ ~ ,}a mi ispat nh s}5sG

H POCAHONTAS. VA, January o4.-Ed.
W. Huff and Alex. Thomas. OF Bra, M
with arson In connection with9the Bran,-.
we'll fire Of Saturday night, were given
q hearing yesterday and to-day at the
latter place, and sent to Princeton jail to
await the action Of the grand Jury, Z;
Huff had recently purchased an inter-t
est in the building In which the fire
started, had same insured, and 1t Is
charged fired the building. II
y Tho evidence was very strong against
them. Thomas was an accomplish. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
' \ K! gill I
B, ].
N
lsp,eclal TONNE i T Ii s,. 81

Especial To- The Times Dl3pa toh;
8A8LYNcHBURG.s a.. Jan. "A &c, &c lover
Bro oks. 8 four een-year-ol Id white boy
who wa stealing 81 rid on freight
train the Southern yard II HIS aftern oon,S
fell under the traln and had his lei leg
mashed of aSs WI
sof this city, has been Invited to- attend
the meeting Of q The Canad lnn;S Bar IA $50
citation. to be held at H M on treal. Canada
on the 2Sth Instant. as q represe ntatlve q
of the American bar. .48
s. IFFOLK Rev. L. e. Barton u. who
some weeks ago resi- ned 8thel pa storateS
OF the Stuff TX Baptis Church, and 8Who8 no.
to-day wired his az ceptance OF I he * ca ~
to- putnam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
iiF7ig4 ~ n "a Z VI ~
I NEW BANK
The First State Bank Of Chase
City Is Ready for Bus: less.

lSpeC laI 70 IHeII
CHASE CITY, VA, jan. 24,--- = First 3E:'t
State Bank, of Chase City has been char r
tered, bought n comm odious brick bank bank
Ing house and organized with a branch
bank at Clarksville, he otn y c !.
a. Nv ~. Mage, vice-presldent, at clarks:
Vile ;iR.ND. Patterson, cashier Chase City;
%. %. Boyd, cashier, at Clarksyille; Di-
HI BurWeil, Henry Lipsconb, Berkeley
Is, Adams, OF Charlotte county: A, ~.
Magee, james p. Taylor and II ]. Jones,
OF Clarksvile. The bank VIII commence t,ii g
ample capital and experienced banking
men ns.control of affairs. This makes
three banks here, Z. aiss4i lEa
There are now nine banks and banking
houses In Meckenburg county. So many
financial institutions In one county would
Indicate a plethora of money 5nIl d bllsl-
ness, and the poverty com plant va nlshes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
HEAVILY ATTRACTED,
Pocahontas Division Makes q
. Record Hauling Goal,
4 ,rhe sI,trsi,lerlY,IoIsf,afcf,

5g lspsoial 70 Ths. ines'l Ispalchi1 ~,
T, W. I'm y. i' II,sa
Held ! family, Two. weeks ago the 10 thsr
mot a violent dea tn on the Iallroad YARDS A.
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