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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18
NEW COMPANY .
{. jsll0F BROKERS

The firm of Turley and Steel,
stock brokers, j. w. Marley, man
ager, has been succeeded by the
United Brokers Company and the
business will continue in the OAK
hall building with Mr.. Marley re-
tanned as manager. He is an ex-
perienced man in the business and
the business. will continue with
much success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hart are
home from Atlantic City, where
they had delightful outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frost have re-
Turned fro mAtlantic City, where
they had very pleasant soJourn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18

Samuel S. Faris was here from
Bridgeport Tuesday looking after
county matters.
Harry Hgiginbotham was here
Monday night from Enterprise on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18
sTANDINa OF THE oLUps.

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18

The sigley Oil & Gas Company
drilled its No. on the Thomas
Williams farm near Bristol into the
first pay at 5 o'clock Monday even
ing. At that point it will make a
twenty barrel producer, but, when
drilled deeper, it viii likely make
more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18
AlIERICAN LEAGUR.
Yesterdays REsuIrs.

Cleveland 4 New York /.
Detroit 4 Philadelphia 8.
st. Louis 8; Boston 2.
Washington z !; Chicago 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18
srANDINa or TILE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18

Charles Moore, Of Weston, was q
business visitor here Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18
TIIE TWO MATe la CUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTrRnAYs RESULTS

yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston 4 Z; st. Louis 3.
Cincinnati L; Philadelphia o.
Chicago / /; Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburg 8; New York 0.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18

Mr.. Gnd Mrs. George p. Leather
bury are among those at Atlantic
City,. ~ &&lA 'liAa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-18

OIL NOTES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
FREE OF UGLY CHARGE.
Vincent w. Jefferson Acquitted
5sS58 n Danvil1e Court.
X tSpe.lal NO The Times Dispatch.

h tSpeslal i5to The Times D!spatch.)
" Y Al March 14.--In tho
Corporation Court today, Judge a. I, N.
Aiken, presiding, Mr.. VINCENT ~. CT fer.
son, the local gent for the Standard Oil
Com pany, was acquitted of the charge OF
attempting criminal assa ult go on Matte
.Nfehaf fey.ht The y twelve year-old daughter,
OF Mr.. Joseph -. hlehaffcy. one Of. the
foreman &at the Riverside Cotton Mills,
Owing to the prominence of the accused.
the case has attracted considerable att
tention. Tho little girl has an ttractiyo
face and in her statement day was
emphatic inS her allegation that Airss!ef-
tferson attempted IA tho assault. The JEFF.
3ferson family and tho Mehnffey family
occupy two sides of Il tenement house
and on the night8OfS February th. Mrs.
Nfellaffey sent her daughter5to MI. J G fer
sons house to horro an article. The;
child alleges that Mr. Jefferson preceded
front porch. lie was charged with " cad y
Ing her under theGuorch and ATTEMPTING
criminal q ssault 88 Between her sobs.f she
lis lreportc1 as relating the story OF the
alleged outrage Eto fher parents. who had
II warrant issued for the arrest Of Mr..
Jefferson. Il ~ . ~ D 5 Ri
At the trial to-day a witness for the
defense testified that he saw the accused
leave his home on the night and Mt the
time OF the alleged assault. and that he
did not emerge from beneath the Snorch,9
as charged. Several witnesses also testi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
HONOR 4 MISS GALLAT1N..S
Daughters ST G onfederacy Pre-
sent Souvenir to Actress. II
.fsnecial NJ Vic TlInes. p.spatch.

fSpecial to The Times. Dispatch:) *
& I,YECHBURG A. ARCH 14;--aiis 3. Al ~
bcrta Gallatin, who appeared in the cade.
NY Music last night inthe tieie roflSe
souvenir by the ladi les Of the
Nd pomnion Ghapter un ttfa c RIVE VI z
ter't f,a second &c /. The souvenir, which.
was n5spoon. contains AZ likeness Of the
local Confederate monnlnent:SS s was pre-
sented by DR.. Rawley W.. Ma ti ~ one q
lie. Oldest and hest known physicians Of
the city. Tho lad &C &c pied the { to 4.
witt, tears In her eyes, thanking Sthe
Daughters for the honor conferred upon % =
her By then.l u $3 s .S
general, who lost his life,
II battle during the Wars f' s:ar
il \ Il. member Of sixteen chapters OF the
Limited Daught era Or the Confed eracy: the
claptcr.in Norfolk being one Of the nun
ofathel United Daughters of. The. Confed,,
eracy, "a number of 8 the Daughters Of
the two local chapters occupied the
boxes at the a cadenly last nigh hit. B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
YACHTING PARTY.
Get Lost on the Chesapeake and
Are Cast on q Strange Shore.

Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.) NJ
2 :, Mathews y 4 q .c. March Mr. E.
came down az fewid days ago on his fast little
gasoline yacht ACKNOWLEDGMENT and with 81 i,is
old friend, Mr. R. . VI, Foster. made a landing
Joined by Or. An NJ. 81 hiarchant, IA Dr. "A.
Walden and $. p. Rlcha rdson. druggist. OF this
place, for a duck shoot ms on Chesapeake Bay.
the afternoon, intending TO go around q the
east end Of Mathews county, turn New Point
!.lght.&an come up tho East River to VIII.
Poquosin River the following day, but before
the little craft had rea ched New Point beach.
2 heary fog set In and the entire companyo Of
a fog horn aASs Or fog q bell 3 sound.
ed 81 On the coast nigh was fast coming
roarcd and tho lightning flashed, and the rain
came down In torrents; things truly looked
blue. A consulta ion was held, and all decided
west course. and { they might 4 possibly reach
East River; but on they sped this little era
making about ten miles an hour, but no land.
Chesapeake, they decided to keep this course
until they ached land som ewhere the dark
ness was intense. "A Z about . o'cociS he
Vas as dinlly seen. They called as earnestly as
few moments of anxious suspense q response
inWar ano Ri Ssv, thsr course about ten
miles, but thankful to strike land once more
Tho home 70 be that q Me-, B..5.
gent never fpadd led ID boat Ss The east
aways fwere carried 70 hi home where every
kindness was shown tn en- q They. started near
Williams $ ;7vhar -4Fh att evening; In company
Will, Captain Alexander5. James an u: old
They made another trip back 4. 70
Mate r. Nv. Foster left with tho Beadonna'.
fer q home run to KilrlarnocR.isssl ~ "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
BUCKINGHAM BITS.
New Clerk Will Not Take Charge
+ Until the Books Are Examined

4 VI Especial to- The Times Dispat ch
5BUCKINGHAN1, Al March ~ 4 The The
Board OF Supervisors met, here the 18th,
hut as they had no clerk. tho meeting was.
informal and after pa ssing resolutions Of
respect to the memory OF late Clerk PA
FORBES, and agreeing to rescind their
action in regard to paying the amount
of $426, which was to go to pay the fee
of Mr. Aubrey e. Strobe and e for de-
5tcctive q work 5ain 95s the cases a sainst
woodbridge and Forbes, they adjourned;
II Mr. w. j. q Huba I'D, the ne WY app ointed
county clerk Is not expected RE to V take
charge OF i the clerks OF flee unit! X the
committee appointed to examincAth he books
Of tho office make their port 5 81
Judge Hundley has appo ted A. -
5Garnett, Henry Will Isl and ext I'D geg John
RI. Moss as q commit tee,s to, do this work
~ There was nifarmers meeting here
the 13flt. and tlloy are to meet reg ularly,
In each district ofs}the county now.
# RS. w rginia Ill n cont lnues very Ill
at heI. residence and is attended 4 by her,
Mrs. Moss and Mrs. FL ttz q
d MI j. w. Ward is suffering atlhis home
here from carbuncles. lie has been sta
itioned al Emporia and WAS In charge
!nf the United States storage warehouse
Mr. J. Taylor Ellyson' $ friends are.
much gratified to know that they can
nominate him for Lieutennnt-G overor.S
The Montague and Martin forces are
lining up for q fierce IS trugg le
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
SOUTH HILL.
The Newest Southside Town Is. Is
Rapidly Building.
speciul TO THE 1'imes- DIspatch

(speciul to The Times -IDispat,c;nh.1 MIC
as soTH RI ctrInF M Aeompa ls vas
organized last week with the folio y ~ wing 1s
officers Ya,nsey pres,dssntii /, FL, 81.
hurq se GashI nd .fea ValI Petty
and I II. II. r. bcrts. This company VIII
establish, a. box factory and planning mlil.
which they cxpcct e lave IN operatl lon n
S lii Charles - FRIEND Drug company,
las opened their store. which IS one Of
The best equipped and most pref I'll y. ar Il
Tanged outside
Furniture and Fixture Company, Of ~ Rich-
smond q IS SEE tff ~ ~ 81 .
sfas j. Ii Wall has sold the large storeflouse
jill. 81 Mamie formerly Sof In 4! Crosse.
va. MIR. Wall will give possesslonga as soon
Ms l,e can complete the slnrge, brick, store
which i il undo con r;lct 70, be built on
toft South Hill Sin$thc centre OF tho business
district, which Is being built up sOlidly
With brick buildings. /! 4; b Il. 4.
49, n n NJ Andrews, the contracto VIII
soon complete the brick bull ding for J !;
Drug Company, wlich#fills The only va.
9cancy$in I hat block on the west side Of
sMccklenburg Avenue gopposlt q Tho ! Bank
Tor the .VirgInia- Carolina Chemical Com
3pany. He Is also erecting q handsome
residence for G. II. Hamlet. r.,.and IS
building n large adultiOn 70 H. rs l)aIlri
lizard ware store, doubling tho capacity
OF this Building In one month after its
5complct ion. 81 53s "a. y. # NJ M.
There are a number Of dwellings being
built sbSsotherepartIcsssA N essrs. Smith and
Copley have just completed q large livery
gstabie8opJos SIT d d the! Star War housc. In
fact the town is acquiring lew Interest
every day. TIE Bank of Chase City has
resent estnbl ahed "a branci, :. bank here s
&. j ei IL, Ii OF pGcahontas. Va. Is having
offices ;,rcrafed ana will be3swIth US on
TOR nbu,ili Ire Is tn 5..2%
Mr. W. "a " Ogburn3 LEI 4 last onday for
Grand FJuetion. Colorado. where 4 his
many friends hope he may rapidly regain
Colnpany's outfit !, which has been here
for some time. va $ removed to Emporia
last Friday n y ,ss ri
Tile Southern Railroad is hauling rock
to pave heir crossing on Mecklel!ur's
Avenue near tho station. .3 e III 5
N The rf,rnnnrs are bringing 8in quite
large quantities OF tobacco every day
during this damp weather. III 6BSi Ii #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
NEGRO TURNING WHITE
r appahannock Steamers Are N Nov y,
Bringing Heavy Loads.
Spcc.al 10 The Times Diepatch.)

Special ne
HUNTSVILLE, VA. March 14.-Jlm
urne solored man an Lying With NJ
freak. Jim lis rapidlySturning white. Ills
black skin Is peeling off leaving ap i, s,
ishEwhite cutlcle Is. arms and legs are
is now commencing on his face and body
Jim is about 81 years Of age. q IN robust
health, and does regular work with hands
and teeth, feeling no inconvenlcnce what
ever from the skinnlngs process .s II,
z The ppahannock steamers are BRING
ing the heaviest load NJ of freight ever
brought on this river; Jwin 81 to the long
suspension OF navigation. tho accumula-
tion Of freight at the Wcems Company's,
warehouses IN Baltimore was very, heavy Z!
this a the many wharves along the river
It is reported BY god authority that the he
on regular scrcdule after March 18TH.
Wares Wharf. like many hers. suffered
greatly from the Ice The landing has to
be made from tho pier-hea by vi ghts a t
consderab BILE Inconvenience, specially In
rough weather. The wharf will be rebuilt
urn sfn,ft rns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
NEGRO BOY sIABS
ACAR.C0N ] ! !. J | !. !.
ST. vircent's Catholic Church
,is3 Poor Box J. W'renche'd h. 4
u From, the Wall gfi Z a
d, specIalto mic mes.1oIspatch.) Il

(EUGClQltOf ~
}5 n t5lvpOilTs NEWS, vA., March "a ~.
q Clarence Polndexter u fourteen; year Is
old negro boy, stabbed james N F - rial
conductor on tho Newport News f.ltld
ROld Point TIA way and I5ectrc Con1taiitysss
%tine, tfis morning ut q q clock. Tlle boy
ii offered q work a ticket, for hlsH rare.
which theHconductor cfuseds axe ana ,l1l
fight cnsucd. 1he negro drew ". g. pocek.e.t
Knife and rnn tho blade through / the
conductors wrist; tllen he rs FLED. n. The
little n,iscrennt was later captured by
Police Sergeant Crafford lie vas r.,
Leased by Justice Brown mi ter q s,sop IN
sthrash,ng hud been ndninist +,
Soma lhlef has stolen the 81 pp9,r .! pox.n}i
from tl,c.vcstbule of st. Vlnccnts CATH attn
olic C.hutchr rho box was syrcncled from N;
tho wall md carried OF, tho thief leav.s
Ing no clue to- his Identity Tfo. box ma 2
not been opened for lvo sweeksj ana. IS
supposed to have contained q COM der n
able suinI Of money. sIt4s3'.. Gj, =,
,rhe Carpenters and Joiners6 Union lon Z mas e
asked tho Central Labor Union to place
tf,e h city Market on the fair list. Thei
market was put under the ban sof Or
ranized labor nearly n year so at inc
rentiest OF the carpenters. because, non on
union men were employed In repairing
and ovcrhauling the building. TIC IN
\ stituton opened up several weeks , ago. go
and has been doing a thriving . - 43
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
ANOTHER BIG.IiFIRE
SWEEPS B [: ] / |. D
Several Stores .. Destroyed and
~, Hotel Virginia Is as
s sssH Damaged.

fsneclai ! 10 The Times Dlsnatch.) &
r,Nt p iSpfsiI v MARCH, IA i,eneid was
visited byfa DISASTROUS IRE At an e. e;ar u
hour ths ai,d sen shoasamt ~
lii Smoke Iii II fe W. hours.
b,ilidlng, 8owned & BY y DIN, R.;i \. Merots
and occupied So q. grocer merchant a, -
The tms az Its WAY ap PITY
Ing brlck ore, h Occupied By b. s.. Miller.
SslSrlothlng incrchant.g From this building
I the flames leaped to the sln glc.story brick
( building Used By Johftsoii, Collier and
Gonpay % f!,rn,vre store - Next tn, the
I equipped i1lotei Virginia, and willie 1t was
lclnimcdS this proper ~. was as nearly IRE
proof d as possible, the extreme heat
against the windows Ecrutrlbled the pat,es
te i v exposed @t 10 the ire Rapidly ignited
Three times was tho fire nearly gotten
$,isder control afterSlt had consumed it's
original Site butt the wind pressure ir1-5
.rarlably gained the lscendency only TO
TIie buildings, y smierch andiss. and etc.,
are only partially covered BY. Insurance.,
will ¬ Is all probability exceed fifteen
thousand dollars. fl f
Ing tie connagratlon, But great excite
ment rcigned during The ravascs Of the
fire. # r a. 4 5ts s
w. W. Green. owner Of the Hotel vir-}i
ginia, only recently received tho building
from the eontractorsand leased for
spany a1ncorporated.flttT The damage to this
building Win be repaired as soon MS poss-l
bile and sufficient accommodations now
exist ut N lie hotel II TO- meet every emer-
The burned 1bunding5swll be replaced BY
new and Gup-tO.dates stores s45r.g3 slfff5I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
s3Ifll " IA "a
81 ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Personally conduc cd e xaurslon 'to#l

personally Conducted e xourslo 'to8 iay:s58
ana, Cuba, March 18th
The Atlantic Const Line wi sell ticse ts
to Havana, Cuba, and return ut "a 70 &ofs
SIS; good on trains leaving Richmond on
March GOTH. Rate includes meals ang
'stnte-room on steamer. r ckets are routed
Via Port Tampa and the II P7eninsula and nd
Occidental Steamship Company Is steamer
nOlIvettc.'' leaving Port pa on March rel
Soth, with ret turn on any stea nler $leaYln
Havana until April 10, 1905 with prlyilege,3
OF stop-oyers at any point I'M lorida a y
south OF jacksonville, thin final limit
Of ticket. "a pril 10, 800, WIZ B. 5s
N rio Atlantic Coast Line Is the only Line
ia Port ram pa, through Shoppers and dln-.
ing cal service. For further In formation
amply TO agents of the company
n sl3 5l;f C. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passeng GER gent, PM
No SsS East Main Street, II Richmond, Va. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
March Term Of Court.

81 ~ STtc'n " % TIC IIlles. n,
sFIlYNCHBURG. EA, March 14 IL. u le
Court, Judge Henry Clay Mel owell pre-,
siding. began this morning. The grand
jury brought In the following indictments:
liduor% without license w. G. Senter, Of
llcense:T Fl. shifflet, OF ,Albemarle5 coun-
ty, removing and collceallng spirits; John q =
ferson r., Brown, OF Albemarle county.
false returns: Charles Dutton, Of Wise
county, retailing lquoT without. License;
~ H acks;93p nae i,case county, retnl-
\ The petit jury Is now trying the case
OF John s.. Mcdonald, charged with re-
moving stamps on whlskey barre $.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
.sI5LI..;Y,l'lNl,IlcHBURG WANTS III :.
Thinks Revenue e flee Should be l'es'
4. l3aR eturned There.
l(speoInl 10 The Tlmes-DIsE

!sLYNCHBU AZ A, Ma rob q. "a move,
mont was started in the Board OF Alder.
men here to-d by provision for .ooi,nt
sioner OF & the 4 internal revenue In the
hope ST. having the Office O. the collec.
tor Of Internal revenue for the Western
District f5of Virginia re-esta 6llshed y, N
located a'by .L.fiP. Summers. the new col
lector at Abingdon. . d "a " !.
i4 It is claimed 5Lynchburg is the centre of
the district and that the office should be
returned here, where It, was prior to Its
removal to Alexandria by Park AgneW,
theF present &C lector.% 3Sff
The Board Sof Trade will also take ac-!
ton upon the matter. 3ss33 YSS q tlf3St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Louisa; Notes.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
VA March 14.-Mr. Robert
Harris returned from West Virginia q few
days ago q where he had been to be present
Mt the marriage of his son. iiI55
& Mr., Joe Brown died on Saturday last from
surgical operation performed some time
ago. eet5S ~ q ,5g4 ~ 34t5{E
M. e. x, johnson, Of this place. is confined
with tho measles. l 5f53il s!5 5i9 R M 5Fl
. Everybody is glad to hear that Hon. j.. Tay-
tenant, Governor, and 1t Is believed that tho
county wi X SO solid for HIM and also VIZ.
X sfs respeotvsly whie ths ,E fa
between Montague and Martin IL somewhat
hanging In the balance. nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
. NEW CONVICTS.
Highwaymen Get Eight Years
MY Each-AYers Pleads Guilty. .l

\ az Especial 4 to q Tie Times Dlspatch)
&s5 SUFF'OLK, st$9 VA, NJ March WI XVIII
Lewis and Will slym. accused sof holding
robbing him OF $500 to-da u were given
eight Years each. In State prison by Cir
cult Judge Prestis, They pleaded guilty
indicted Jointly with them, but who, they
said, ran a way when Grimes was held up.
d. Joseph Ayers pleaded gullty5to robbing
the plant the Bowel, and Street Equip
at the time and y asked ( for the courts
mercy. He was let off With ono year. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Nearly Dead Of Exposure

81 81 lspecial to The aTimes-Dlspatch)
II II ANfPTON, i3JF g., u arch 14.-Wa g y
Garrison; an al ed negro who b lives at w
Lincoln found on the I; eu17
q nNnnconsci ol1s condition. IL The old man
Went e on q street car ito Ivy farm late
yesterday evening and started 70 look Sc dGr
his slst erin laws house., q was +,
and dropped S to- the ground IN q help b. !.
less condition. He remained e. on y, tne
ground all highland was nearly fro tsa' "
when discovered to-day. d. ~ gs5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Ca1npbell-

8T9I1 Especial to The TInes- Dlapatch,] III
81 BOWLING GREEN, VA, March lA-..At
Glen, in Caroline county, to-day Miss Ora
Thomas Trlbble was married 70 Mr. Robert
II: Campbell by tho Rev, g, FORESTER
Mr. Lester b. Campbell, best man. The
waters were Miss iTessie Trlhblo with Mr.,
sIlas Gouldin, and Miss Clless Luck with Mt.
Peyton Luck. "A lunch was rendered the
bridal party at the home Of John q. Tribble,
futher OF the bride. iif5 IA NJ 6isy 5S III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
aMedals Ifor Apples. v

(spcc!as TO Tho Times. Dlspateh,f
= ,LoYINGsToN, YA,.. March l,-..Mr. James
prominent farmers and frl,lt growers Of tho
county received the gold medal for his apples
at tho st. Louis lExpos' Ion, s3 This is tho
seventh medal Mr. Dickle has received at AK
positions for his apples, IN . 5a III n
& The apples were OF the famous 4 lbemarle
plppln and sWiye sap varieties, Z
/ Mr., Perkins, OF Plney River, and Mr.. Reptz.
OF MassIe's Mill, received "bpnxe medals
at the st, Louis Exposition for thelr apples.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
CARD.

5B55 tsG f55S March Ii, 1OO6. I'D
NOT BEING ABI.E 10 PERSONALLY.
thank the many warm friends ofamy
brother the late r. II. Stcger.4 as we'll
3 their many acts OF devoted friendship. r
take this means Of expressing to hem
n our warm appreciation and heartfelt
q graft ficat!on for same. Repeatedly
5sl 8 555 w. @. STEGHR,
I,odoro, Amelia county. Va "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15

nephew, Mr.. James C. Avery. at $50 N.
G .Twenty-Hrst Street. Miss LILLY CALDL-
8$I0R, In the seventy Nth year { her &c,
t .1e:45 sIo. NJ, March II TIL, Q1906. ;S3
3S5 Funeral notice lat ter 5S @
NARsTIN.-Dled, at the home for 1ncnr-
lbles, II tuesday at "A a. b M, al ter Thirty
years OF suffering Miss ISABl5L NJ AlsS RS
Funeral from tho Home no DAY ct z
4 P. M. Is i$ II y.
n at Is: o5, March 134 Ii at
helggresidence. No. 800 North TWEEN y-
widow, o "A. rs ]. Yauglla
In tho 10th year Of her ag G.
8s Funeral from tho residence WEDNES-
4 DAY AETERNC,ON Mt 3 o clock "a;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Farmers Institute,
special to 3 The Times Dtspatch.}

y1aLoucE g. H., March lisa farmers
institute was held here to-daY with represen,
tstlyo men from Gloucester. Mathews and MIDI
Cd the meeting to order ana asked Raw, VIII
liam y, Lee to open the proceedings Win
MI. ] efferson Is Stubs was elected pgssI-
dent and ,Perciyal Hicks, secretary. THIS
meeting was addressed by Professor Soul, dean
u the collsge q Agriculture and experiment.
I ps'otsssos Davidson. dean ot Y, =, y, q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
Danger II, Peri q r asst.

Dr.. Opperh liner, 4 president OF the Board sofl
SIfcalth; was seen yesterday and asked regard v
Ing the smallpox case ct the Is, stinoroland
is Dr.. Oppenhimor& said. THE tleman u who
was moved from the club two weeks h agoSi ia
getting on finely. ia
tho club house. The case Is " two weeks old
and not single member Of the club mo nor
setnployo has suffered and Il state positlYo.ys
that There lis no danger from that case, 'S5
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his farm by the health officers Of the
county last year during the prevalence
OF this disease IN this neg hborh hood 9: MI.
vlsors offered him $3.50 as q compromise,
and this Mr.. Endly accepted as payment
inBfrll. ai (. sS5E ~ sg
the year: County levy, GO cents nPthet
800 value Of both real and personal prop.
icrty, and also on incomes: \ county chool,
flovy q w. cents on the 500 value district
levy y IL cen Is Il road tax 20 cents. ~
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I install @Water. Meters.

3gEF9l01 (Elt dial to The Times. Dlspat oh, ~
t STAUNTO VA, March 1.-THE City
Council last night adopted the eport Of
the Water Committee recently apr pointed
to look into the advisability OF Installing
water metres, and ordered the metres to
few metres on hand. They will be put
In where the wa ter Is supposed to be most
wasted N and others will be ordered Bnt
once. III i5{ 1sSS3 Nd is} Z III tat{l
4 The Council also adopted an ordinance
looking to extending the city limits. 5$
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5f,cd Tia they examined the ground under
tic porch OF tho J cffersos house on Z the
morning ter tho affai IT. and that It shoWcds
no traces OF anyone being under there there
Mr.. Jefferson has a wife and several
children and has borne an honored name,
his Sacduittnl &of the henlous charge Pc
Ing expected by his friends thro',go the tl