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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
8i ~ III. "A NEW BAN x. II Il
N } ------------- TX .5;sF :. }s45
Bone Island Rose From the Sea
as Cobbs Disappeared .4
fc,ncjoi loFH The JTlmes- DIspatcl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatcf.) -. I,
SONAEcoCK.sa5yA farch5 IA new new y 70. a.
tional Bank has been organized BY losal e f,h
adelphIa aud Norfolk Railroad In the northern =
M IT. 81 Accomac county The officials of the
bank are s. wilkins Mathews, pres l 1N y
james w Droughton vice president Ign = ~ ~
5Taylor,5 James ~. Broughton. Joseph W. ay.
zlar 50 Martin Hall. F.. II. III Conquest. arnes
A. HALL, Dr.. Frank letcher: John NJ: Bio sal
and g. wilkins &hiathew The ca p!ta y STOCK
Thirteen years ago there was not a. bank q:
nAccornac county now there are seven. four
ma tfonal banks with capt ai HI OF 2 neatiiy
500, Ooo and three pri vate pa nks: q . !,
has been estimated tna. Inc = Nd
and sea Is 900 900 per annuu, ana the neen .
Of the large number, OF banks can be readily
seem IL 81 # III Z. Ia,. Z.
resigned his charge and Will leave May sist
to Become rector OF st. P Pau EpiAs'c'o'p la
Church. Salem, Va II :, =, - ~
The name OF the Island where the Richmond
wsIe Ga'la Dis The
Tiues. Dispatch: s issue Of Thursday. should
have been 4 Bone instead Of Moon Island the
island = has had Va peculiar history Hetose
great storm OF 1891 Wh'cn soroe
thAi II was practically inundated. Zone is!ana
was only a speck Of land. u Cobb's became
uInhabitnble after the tidal wave, nnd az
the nretty cot tages and summer no1ne
las since continued to gradually sink. WINE y
bone n leland which lis Just south OF III ms ~
been rapidly built up. until now " seems ..o 70
have firm y az ns "a
OF the Tar Bay Oyster Company seem 70 nave ~
I done we'll to have bought the land ana 70
undertake the enterprise. Il s95 353 .F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
FRANK II COULD Will
JOIN HAMPTON CLUB !. B.
Young Millionaire 70 n 4 IDENTIFY IDENTIFY
Himself With South
ern Yachtsrnen. n.

ern Yachtslrnlle';:nlI'.
an,eciul NJ ,rhe TlmeAs- Dispa tch.)

(special to Tho Times p spa tch,) tha, /.
nc t ttlI1O VA, March 1s:-At hls
morning. weekly ting OF the B Sc PTS.
preachers OF Norfolk. tSortsmouth any
berkeley. held In this city, the larger
OF the session was 4 aken UP IN a discus
sion OF the proposition to have a ga ptlst
Observation-Disclosures ut he y g rnestoHn
The, question was discussed 5by KEY x e.,
Dr.G5 r. 81. Garrett, o 4 Portsmouth:s Itev.
~ r. Id dick. OF orr dix =: Rev. Dr.91 z.
i. Az owen, 955 OF n Portsmouth; Rev. - 10
Dudley aid REV. NJ. Ines. OF y n Or
folk. $l 5y IA lBtt y, Y,
the plan OF Tes tablishing q trysting pace
for the members " OF the BAPTIST Sde-
nomination who attend the expositi on. a
lcommittee was appointed to conside TIT
feasibility of the plan and to re port on
d Frank Gould ,Sof New Y ork VI has applied
for papers to become q member OF the
Hampton Roads Yacht Club. which has
a fine building on llouEh by pit, HI amp
ton Roads,. Besides having large invest t.
.ments In A Virginia. Mr. iould Is an en-
3thuslastics yacl,tsman and "a he do btless
8contemplates entering the races which
are to occur here in Jul y. S,g 3
K The barge Lewis Thompson has loaded
the largest cargo of lumber ever shipped
from here. III t was sen t to Wiley, sIiarker
g. Camp * CO... New ork, !. and II con tains
4 .ODO, COO feet of North Carolina kiln dried
pine from the Camp Mills a Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
h Bon8Air Breeze3s;,.,l
3(specialto The es-Dispatch,) III

(special to The Times lspatch)
BON AIR, VA, March 1.-THE spring
,zephSrs have carried off the snow ana
Ice and everything begins to assume an
inviting out-of-door air, consequently per-
sons wlntering in tho city or n the south
Will soon be returning; !, y, !, !. !, I
very much exercised ut the prospect OF
losing from their midst the Rev. DR.. Mc-
Elroy, who has had q call TO q large
the latent hopo that he can ybe ind ccd to
lThe Rev. Mr., Henry the newly mp,
ci1vuit has moved his family UP and
taken possession OF the parsonage !.
Mrs. Polk Miller Is on 4 visit to friends
A MI, a, II. Noel will mako conslderabl BILE
II, his hotol cottage, lie
Noel" such as bath and water con-
yeniences painting etc, ana other% L
preparing for u full company for the
coming sea son, 49, " issEssl55l XXX, Z. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
n LANCASTER THAWS.
oysters Much Damaged BY Cold tl.
Fish Beginning to Run.

St I q Nf;AsrER, VA. March "a. y he sea-
son In this section has been very IN
Favorable for oystermenS and oyster 10y 10y
"A .great 4 many oysterbeds have SUI iere ~.
from the long freeze, some OF the .oy ~.
5Iers said to be unfit for shipmen u t OF
some time to come. and the tongers nave
had d long, weary walt for open wa ters:
One man who sold ninety "a r rreis = i as
sen SON sold only eleven this This Week
the fishermen are beginning to. set tne!r
trans. Mr.. Caskins, of Lynams Fostor1tce
got out his trap ca rly last week ana Sold a
hIs first catch Of some two n un dred
herring at three cents each. Later on
this Will 90 from twenty FIVE 70 fifty cents
y since traffic has been resumed q Balti-
moro drummers are moro numerous thnn
shad |. and merchants are begin nln g y Q :,
Teplenish their. stocks. their 4 suppl ~ OF
groceries, in many cases. having been
ex hausted for sometime. st3t ,9 80 z,
Tho 4ineed OF IA steam or trolley road
through this country has been empha s1zed
this winter and people have watched With
great interest every mention OF q ROAD
to Richmond. :. y e & !. 20 s.- y
The last grand ball OF the season was
held in tho spacious parlors OF Pinkard's
Hotel MondaSS night tSaa and s dansing
the morning. society,.pha now settled
down to the sober observance Of the
lIentenN season. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
.DEM||OCRATS0F
LOUISA ! ] !. GATHER !
Tliey Unanimously Endorse Sc
Judge Il. w. Sims for the
State Senate. n. IS
colo mel CATION \ rs s.. ACTIVE CT 'l:.
Has Already Taken the Stump.
Opposition T. Colonel Colonel 3.
+. Lee, Jr.S 5a5
(epecIal 4 q Tho Times lspatcf.).

Especial 1 10 Tho Times. p spatch.)
LOUISA, VA, March 10. The campaign
opened here to-day III q mass meeting to
endorse Judge r. w. Sims as candidate and ltl
for senator from this senatorial district Y. !.
The gathering was In the courtho USE U! g nd
there we're representatives from every 'l'
part Of tho county. The resolut tons 1. de- tlt'-
clare that the county OF Louisa Isl IS en-
titled 10 the senator from this dist dis r lt
they pronounce Judge Sims the n 1l'11 n
nous choice OF the people OF Louisa an
commend him to the other couna Ties g and md
the city Of Tredericksburg. II
SO n ROADS AND SCHOOLS.
Judge Sims, In an able speech, called sll'
Tie attention ~ the people to the q. neces.
sity of better roads and better SC oo y
emphasizing the fact that the proisp'cr y;
Of this county and the counties n IN TINS
senatorial district depended largely upo 9!
better roads ana the future OF her chill MI
dren upon Y better schools. Much en- en-.
thusiusin was shown. ss ~. %5 4 .
Following this addresses were made py
Hon. !. Ohm e.. May, candidate az for the
House Of Delegates, and Ion. James, II ..
eaton candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
In the remarks OF both Of these 10 tier
gentlemen much praise was glveil = ueo llg'
Sims. Il {!53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
'TR|A|0F 07'AE:R|
ROUGH RIDERS !. |: ] L !:
Sussex Sheriff Summons Another,
Vchire sTfotlltl1cs City
& III 81. Petersburg, 7.
.THE D BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
sConclr#iil Important joint \ AZ IS
81 ton With the City
5i5 Council

ss (spccinl to lrf,e Timcs.Dlspntch.)
PETERSBURG VA, March 10. IS Sheriff iIf
& Prince, OF sussex county w, is again
s n Petersburg s,irnmonIng Jurors to try Try
three more OF the negro rough riders
Y next Nv cdncsdny IN tic Sussex 4 Circuit
Court. iii 33 D. If vi. y s
.A48ycnlrc q twenty-one has been SUM
n,oned, OF whom nearly III are young ING
4 men,. tfsi4 si h, 4 AZ 5@ 4, ~ ~ d l45.
Ths scvenf.'rough riders, whose trial
I, begins wednesday,. arc under In dot.
4 mcnt for the game alleged crime o. which
4 Willie fucker, tho only ono yet tried
4 vas acquitted last Saturday-robb and
burnlr,r the railroad depot at HoTcvillc,y
In SUSSEX county. IL S .555.$ XII 81
Il ri The Petersburg Jurors who returned
saturday night seem to consider the cyl,
dcnceSyery weak, IN fact they say there
\ Wa only ono witness who amounted To-
Z 4 a., hine. sThat {one was chnrlle Smith,
v r S,'rougis rlder,nna who has turned 81 te g
b evidence Ii was in the Petersburg jail
forsomo time before being taken 70 3sn VS.
sex Ihe 1urors nd =
B himself an adeptSat$ lodging questions ,
s5Gl ] udge r. w. Arnold and s. tl0l-
land arc counsel for thetaccused negroes.
Commemorative taorney Cooke Ils con-
Quoting tho prosecution. . FIJI t5t l3#
y ARD OF EALD11RN11CN. fS5
Tho Board OF Aldermen this evening
concurred IN Council
and two Aldermen to = nike under l5ad vise-
mcntf tho general system OF sever G x
tension and sidewalk mproycmcnt, for
which d bond issue Is proposed. 5.lis 3
eS ,rhe Board also concurrcd IN the Coun-
& eli resolutions ordering the city engineer
to make an examination and report s OF
the condition Of the riied brick .pa !,
8 M av,,cr
enforcement OF the law prohibiting the
go q 4 REduLATil Liz on.
"a communication from the favor was
4 read urging a. strictcr regulation Of the
y liquor business along the lines OF q high
X err license, earlier closing hours and IKE
re forms IN ,S
the Finance Committee. moved that ~
4 committee OF five. representing both Imuni-i
\ clpal bodies, be appointed TO- consider the
4 nances, a work which was discontinued
\ at the time OF the State Constitutional
DEATHS X @
s$s M Rs. Vaughan wife Of Captain George
W. Vaughan, died Saturday afternoon4nt
+ her husbands residence She had been
mill health for5sone time. Mrs. vau chan
aTG re6k
Miss Emma Cum bca, dnughte OF AIR.
h T.. II. Cunlbca or Brunswick county. died
4 at her residence y this city$.ycsterda
\ ,5ea IS survived by her father and sew
/ eral slsterg5 and gl,rof h ers. Herr funeral
took place this safi srno9n; sl.,, i,
MATHEW attn II. BroekWeil IL Ettr ss died
D last evening at her home IN that town.
and leaves several hlldren.g NE GA #
s Fletcher NJ, Calls, son OF Mr. z. a.
3 ca Ills. OF Brunswick county died In Et-
trick Saturday afternoon. 9i& sl B#3 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
V''lR( |i..l ] |. J
BR / ] ] :; ! $ 5
. I, Z, 8, :, . 5n Y. !, III! !,

(special to The Times Dispatch tell
array 4 VISTA, VA, March Ia tx t =!
. IA r,ockbrldEe county have raised me aua'ua1-
tIno against this city. Tho slnapox au'ss'
ontirely over and business has resumed i'es
usual activity. ~ . ( y, II. :,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is unders't 9 90 z
(, q ing ressman William *. Jones, 81 tins
district the PhiPpl mot BE- asle 10
a. ps1 ho will be absent from, the state wheh
r. emf T r. y
nhon = Company, new enterprise. prom &c
pn Organized by Mr. Walter Faunt1er r., ana
s. Frazier are aG.'y naw linz 10 Leesve
and Beyond. They have pledges formt%enn;,Se
TWO phones TO start With ~. Cd e here
WIN Nn SM5eSTTN NEWS, presence
az several hundred 81 =, rae
University Of Vrstnih 10 nda Of The Newport
Neaa team at the Casino Theatre SATURDAY
night The game was fast and marc ~, t1u nit
but the !9en. at
noi1t When the umpre's whistle p aonra ~ nut
close OF the second half shey N Nav team had
ter, points, while athe NeWPor 10y; ~ N
made twenty seven polnts u, . ~ ant have
'.'EORFOLK. A.Final arrang nI ~
been competed for the me- tf TdeSater Hallway
~ me company, and engineers are now maSiT'k
final survey OF the route pesWseL Work
ana 4e;ds have been advertised for first
hundred niles Of tha lines and ,ndet eonsruc''oA
begin s'!sn !Ms PEOPLE Of
now making ready TO welcome the
5s I'll Y fsns a0s 81
Moru Ia :, - monument TO their comrades ar
Se aurrspiasT a sreundsh @
seekers, naye n reHs APpoMNTrOX COUNTY.
vvstThe twentieth or more SHOWS ana per-
haps which hSya e sa.s auf the
me a';nnlv from.the wells In this vicinity
n's Was s dry Or o nsaTy a.pern,an
eiect cd tho following officers:
Society yesiesai pyyes!dent b Collins first
yyiceprosdent Murphy seee sseret xrS;
president; John w Long ras1rnMs Secretary;
IS 4 q Cornell financial seeretaryi M !,
treasurer TAio aha 1Sanso" XII
lteT az atnndard-bearer; Trustees ] ] G .,;t
e man. Daniel Crimmons and George p i>llse'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
.HALLMAN ARRESTED !0N
SERIOUS CHARGE
A Isncrial Is Tic mime s-Dispatch.)

. 5S Especial to- The Times Dispatch
s. NEWPORT NEWS, " A. March IA.
q. Mailman, who lives at 800 Huntington
Avenue, was arrested last mig hit on Nthe
charge of setting fire TO his own home.
The fire occurred about TO- O. ok n last
night and on account Of suspicious cir
circumstances reported y the firemen.g Po-
liceman yanarsdalc made the arrest. IN
n Mailman was In he Police Court two
weeks a co. charged with beating his
wife. He was released but later Mrs.
Mailman ordered him out Of the house.
He went to 519 Huntington Avenue to
Isast night Mrs. IIalman, with all OF
her children except one. went TO attend
tho Salvation Army services. One child
Ipnd Mrs, Hallmap's invalid mother were
loft In charge of the house. .About t $3.50
O'clock Mailman was at tho house. and
'sfortlyFafter his departure the fire brike
.outSn the Kitchen. An alarm was turned
Inland the blaze was cxtinguished before
much damage was done. When arrested,
Mailman was in bed and he EN- phat1cnlly
denied any knowledge of the fire. He has
enGcommitted to jail without bail and
!" C &! Harvey and Percy Spencer.
aDanVillc boys who are under arrest In
Richmond, are wanted here on the charge
of stealing q lot OF clothing and sjewelry,
from tho residence OF Mrs. p. M. Roden-.
Sheiser on Thirty-eighthi street. It Is
claimed that 1.-The boys were here last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
KICKED BY "A MULE.
Man Found Unconscious in 8
,8 Az Stall BY His Employer.
(special toTThe .Times-Dispn

sCOTTSvII,LE, VA. March 49, gorge
McCa1y, who lives with Mr.. D.5tA. Lang
horne, near this place, went in the stable
Friday morning to feed some mules and
remained so long that his employer went
to look for him. Mr.. Langhorne found
the man unconscious, and he remained III
this corditionguntili4 P..t NJ i that day. & On
examination It was discovered that mule
had Kicked him on ibis 4 left side In the
region Of the II heart. and in falling he
timber. He has q! bad wound in his head,
but his condition / s favorable atJpres-
.ent, and ills thought he will recover. i n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
MAN DEAD w OMAN CUT.
Negro Killed III I Row--March
* Term Of Court. NJ.

(spcclal 70 Tho TImes-DIspateh) n
H1,YN6;f1Bt1RG !, ~ Az. March 13.--A negro
row early this morning IN the city, re-.
suited Il III tho death OF Joe Virgins. FL
len Henry, q a negro woman, is In the
city Jail with a severe cash in her throat.
lThc woman claims she was cut BY Hlg-
gins. who then committed suicide. but
the police hold to the reverse theory. Core
onor Taliafcrro will hold an Inquest -
early as practicable. If " 81 III
p Thc March term OF the United States
District Court for tho Western District
OF Virginia. Will begin here tomorrow
with Judge Henry G. Mel owell presiding.
The term Will hardly be an Important
one, though there IL considerable civil
business ready for hearing 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
THE DRYS LOST By
535 4. ONLY AESIN GLE v0TEi
1fspecia1 Is mic ,TimI,rLee,ss,- Dispatch.) 4,

Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
AN, March l3.-The
fight against granting saloon license in
the town Of M III jack son made before
the Circuit Court here this afternoon, was
lost by the drys by the narrow margin
OF one vote. There wa e, Il ninety-five quail
fled voters. 8 81, s5s s3 y, M
S Under the existing Law for towns under
800 popula ton, a petition Of a majority
of the DUAL flied voters is necessary be-
fore o. license Gamble granted. S For the
licensed IN MI. ksoli. Il v Y (, I "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
West Point News.

n (Eptcial to The Times Dspatch) 49,
Town Council granite IL franchise to the
Southern Bell Telephone Company. "A OF
Richmond, Friday night. for the use Of
IT'S streets ERECTING and operating a
Z Mr.. W. az r.. Broudd us. II OF West Point,
will conduct the local business, and the
Southern Bell and Long Distance I Ell
n Mr.. Thomas P. Bagbey Will open the
West Point "scminary.'''' n home school
for girls. IN September The buildings
OF the West Point Female Seminary were
SO damaged by fire January p, that Pro-
10 close the school In the middle Of he
session. Mrs Bag hey. who has been more
or less In touch with schools all OF her
teachcrs to assist In tho school. sli VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Underwater RAILROAD. #
Work TO Be gin on the First Hun
bred Miles at Once.
Especial toaThc ,rimcs-Dispa tch.) !.

ms TRU lTI,s.VlA.,I March 13,The Tide
water Railroad Is now almost d certainty.
slt$will pass bout four ind one half miles
south OF here. twill cross the Atlantic
Coast Line at Jarratt.E$It Is said that
contract for the first one hundred miles
west from Norfolk have been let TO TWEEN
n,ences Work right away. ''
4 The bank at Jarratt which has been
organized and capitalized att abou = SIS
: 600 will open on May list. The building.
within $thirty4 days, under con tract.
y "a daily mail route has been Established
from Newland to Jarratt, commencing
mex t Monday. @ The service now Is only
three malls each week. 81 81 Siss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Grateful. Thanks.

Editor of The Times ispatch: II VI s
#Sir-I. Homer Iyech, the pastor Of
the .Morrlsyille Church, wishes TO thank
The Tlmes-D dispatch for publishing the
article written by j. a. Mclaughlin res
gardtng the widow In her distress, and
also desires to thank those who have
contributed to this worthy case in reliey,l
ing this dear old mother, w no has all
ways struggled for the necessl les at
Il fe.s Mly we ever remember The words
Of our Lord "Inasmuch as We have done
it unto one Of the least Of hese, my
brethren, SO have done It unto ME.
s7i 5, \ MS RI i$5 s$tBt, HOMER WEI. OFF,
MorrIsyille, "a. March 10, 1905. s5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
STOLE N ONEY, PUT |. III
BACK;sN0W GOES TO PRISON

s5s Especial to The Times. Dispatch.> 8ss
BRISTOL, TENN, u March 13--Inni the
Bristol, Va, court o-day, Connolly Nuns,
,pewer, a 1. young white mar, wa tried
on the charge OF having stolen $3.50 in
cash. and was given one year in the penl-
Tertiary. Mumpower had paid back the
amount stolen before appearing in court.
4 Grath White colored, was given two
years for stabbing Sam Clay. Wardlow5
IIaldls, colored, was given one year for
house breaking. 5.sl3s&j II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
h NEW LIFE AT REUSENS.
Old Furnace to Start Up and
\ y. New One to be Built.

* Especial to The Times- Dispatch.)
4 LYNQiIBuRG, VA, March 13,-The South
will within 4 a few days begin work in re-
habitating the old furnace at Reusens, three
miles west OF Lynchburg. following a larger
furnace will BIO erected and "a large structural
iron plant is contemplated. Tho furnace Is to
use a composition OF, Pittsylyania county and a
West Virginia iron. Tho plants are all de-
electric plant OF tho Lynchburg Traction Com.
pany,8 loca ted at Reusens.. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Mrs. Evans Better.
"A Mo ,ritnes-DIspatc CHI,

(speclal to The Tlmes-D Dispatch q
Or ACES BRANCH. Val, March, IL
Mrs, ", p, Evans has returheal no.,,e
from tho Memorial Hospian.; :. ,,t Is,ln =
.nTn 81, and dangerous operation for cons
. r ,,tIon of tho bone. The operation was
Tn,.itd by Dr.. j. G. Bosher @ itich-
monc VA b AZ "a 4, ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Dwelling is Burned.
(SpecIal to Tho Times Dispatc

.syss (spcca Ito Tho Times Dispatch.)
LURAY. a., March 13.-The dwelling
house belonging to Cyrus Dixon. near,
BIxlcr's Ferry, Ave miles north OF Lnray,
was destroyed by fire las night about 10
nea rby were also burned. A large amount
OF tho household prop erty was n lso de-
stroyed, Tho origin OF tho fire Is un-!
known, but is supposed TO have been from
a defective flue,, { 3;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
{ MAYNARD AFTER LAND. \
An8Itnmense Tract
on; the Isle Of Pines. I'd. %
(Sreciai MIC lTimcs-D ispntch

53I8I,I N5EVCItI tU I59
. NORFOLK, VA March 13.-Congress-
man Harry r., Maynard, Will, experts In
timber and & several Other members OF
Congress, 1 left here last Friday for the
purpose OF acquiring "a 900 acres Of TIM
Der land on the Isle Of Pines. Tho NOM
.bers OF the syndicate will meet In !, IIa-
vana, whence they will 60 to inspect the
proposed property said to be covered
with many varieties OF hardwood.
s Edward s.. Chambers, merchanto OF Tan
bankruptcy here to-day with debts for
$500. duo chiefly In Bal timorc and New
y rk. & IN 4 y sS553 "a l#3 b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
MILLS ARE sTR0YED;
q LOSS is EIGHT THOUSAND
-EIlIIaIl 3. I.H1sl N -

$s Especial to The Times lspatch.) Il
s,TAUNTON VA, March 10 The flour
and irrain mills OF Q, s. Wallace. 1T
5Cralgsyille. Augusta county. together with
the flour, grain, feed and all contents,
were completely destroyed by fire yester-
day. Tie loss is estimated at over eight
thousand dollars with $500 insurance.
Origin of fire not known, y3 If i 545tijs,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

Rotations w tho scholars, after which
Tho field and the forest Are now alive
with robins Not Tor ton years hays as
' Sif HUI u. wv WyalKer, Of this place, IL
NEW a III ounries, for many years
operator here, but OF late Mt Guy, w VA,
has returned Here to. stay. !. m u Fa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Oppose r. E, Lee, il,

N I..I( especial 70 The TIaeF-LlsPEs'.F''1 - n,
Il .EESBURG,s VA. March 31S.--M =. w al
Ter II. oliver. a we'll known at toFneys g
ra1rfnx, Courthouse, has announces ms
ca ,,didaey for the House OF s i 2, tes
from Fairfax county, 70 succeed me 81 pres
emit incnmhAnt, Mr. Robert Lee ~ sor2
RuyensWorth IN M M " VI III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
WINTER ToyrIsr RATES

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
Winter tourist tickets are now on sails
to ali Southern water resorts Via ths
shortest. quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South.
IL offers to health and pleasure seskeyI
service equalled by none You mako no
changes TO Florida resorts, s
II For full particulars apply 20 any Ax0nk
OF the 5compan or,
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SCHOOL TO CLOSE.
Interesting Exercises in New
Kent TOM orrow Night.
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81 -7I- Especial X to The Tlmes- plspatcll.)
ROXBURY. VA. March 13,-The school
of Mr.. G. w. Fisher, near Qulnton. Will
close wednesday,. March 18th. FOL lowing
the closing exercises, which will include
opening remarks by the teachor. County
G. E.. Fisher and Mr.. w.
p. T,nstall have been requested to adj
dress the school. Then there will be
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MARTIN I'm STAFFORD. "
The Senator Strengthening Him
y self With the Voters. "

#.-55@ 15pecIal to The ITmeS-UIspntcT.J T8Tl17
FREDERICKSBURG VA, March 13,-
Senator Thomas 8. Martin was at STAFF
ford Court to-day mingllng with .the,la SO
Gro wd present. He conferred wit b friends
made many new acquaintances and
strengthened himself with the voters Of
the county ins his campaign for re-elec-
ton Y s&.t .yt3 N tt 81 "
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