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Southern Railway,

scHRDul4r1 IN EFFECT MAY Is. 1906.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND m
. 1902 q. ~. ly-- Local. Tor ChArlntto, NJ c. VI
1899 ~ d. -unliy--Ltfi mi Buitot Pullman 70
A,t I and ghn NJ. New Orleans.
& Il With through coach for Chaae City OK
No. ford. Durham ard Rnsiyh l5SS'Gi7.l4
Y 600 z. -. --Ez, IN sGndny--c h1so CITY Local. a
tli:So r. n!ly.-Lifnlt tod Pullman roedy 9:3S
Y. ~. ,Ffor nil tho South s3g434s5ftl
WI 45ii YORK RIVER LINE 81 AS
b The fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
polnta. Leaves Richmond 4:iop. n. daily. Is
"A 70 T. M.--Locnl--Dni abndn u II ji
~ 4:20 ?. ~. Except X 9urduy-For$ West Point,
Rt4 connecting With steamers for baltimore
and river landing 81 AYnsrn toa.i5 Mt York n
II town and Clay Bank Mondays Wedncs-
days nnd Fridays and at luloucasterF Point
ana Almonds Tue sdaya.i Thursday and
fa2 Saturday d. l99{ q i3Gl75S
l4:to 4; .ahxeap. sunday Local mixed for
/, NJ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5$a
C:63 a. NJ. and e;<7 p. n. From all the South i
8:N +. From gcha r1otte and Rnlei gh.5
$50 a.. ~ From Chase City and G!nterrns d!Ats
s:ItA. Si,--palttmore and wost Point.
la:& a. M..-Da!ly-- Exoopt Sunday and Mon. n
From West Point
CIV. WESrBURY. D. T. ~. Richmond. Va
"a s. H.. HARpWICK. ga W. H. sTAYLoE. 8a
ss$ H 3. spENcHR. n oen,l Mgr. D
Washington. D. Q. 5{ " sSS5 IN
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Il petersburg. 49,.
Thanks for above.--Ed. /
GALLOWAY.

&t In answer, to =" "A SuDSCrl Der, ~ OF keys
vile, Va, will say as to- the Galloway
or Galloway family, that Thomas and
James Galloway, who were large planters.
were living in Spotsylvnnia county, 1882,
and 1884. before they moved to Bedford.
AS you say, Colonel James Galloway was
lin the House OF Burgcsses 1765 to 1863:
Tho succeeded William Galloway, who was
no doubt, his father This Colonel James
Galloway married three times, says our
CORRESPONDENCE one wife being a widow
3Langhorne: another q Miss Sally 90 Tate
Wanted to know how many children did
he have? One daughter, 1t is known.
Mary Called Polly, born 1859, died 1851,
married Dr.. Daniel Brown. a surgeon in
the Revolutionary army, on August =,
1881. Another daughter. Francis, married
James Steptoe, clerk of Bedford county.
Wanted to know how many children DR..
Daniel Brown and Polly Galloway have?
One daughter. Snllo Tate Brown (born
May IS, 1854, died Fehruary Is, 1862; mar
red John Hunt (born June 3, 1880, died
March %, lSiD. 5a Y
A Wanted to know MI the children OF
DR., Brown? $
Tho children Of John Hunt and Sally
Tate Brown, were:
j, John Doran Hunt. married Martha
Rebceca Daniel. t j
2. James Galloway Hunt, married Elz-
nbcth Langhornc.
8. Ruth Hunt, married Jesse Hnrgrave.
!. Mamie r. Hunt, married 80 Graves.
6, Martha Elizabeth Hunt, married Isaac
J., Cverby,
Answering some of above. will say that
we are getting out q full record Of tho
Brown family and will cndeavor to give
all the children of DIR, Brown In our next
There are no arms for tho calloways
that We have yet come across.-Ed.
Cosby.
Dear Sir,-Cnn you give mo anything
concerning the Cosby family hey In
termar1ied with the Overtons. Dabneys
and Chalmers. There are some links MISS
Ing, and would like some reader TO sup
ply them.
Respectfully.
Houston, Va.
Eggleston.
Editor of The Times. Dispatch:
Dear Sir.--I noticed in your paper of
September 10th, some one making enquiry
of the Egglestons of Amelia and Han
over counties. Old Major Joe Eggleston
married his cousin, Judy Irggleston, and
lived At "Eggleston,' In Amelia county
He was great-uncle to my mother. His
wife had a sister, Ann Eggleston. who,
married VIM. Hickman and lived In Pow
hatan county They had no children,
The sisters had brother, Mathew, who
married his first cousin. an Esgleston.
and lived in Hanover county. They had
several yons and one daughter (my
imoihcr), who was adopted by her aunt,
Mrs, Hickman, and lived at their beau
tiful home. "Dunlora," In Powhatan
county She married the REV. Edward
BapuW, OF Mecklenburg cpunty, and
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moved to Ala bama. Hera:two grand
mothers for whom she kyas Ylar9ed.
Elizabe and Judith Gary, were direct
descendants Of Sir Miles Gary, OF Yir-
ginia. I have heard my. mother. speak
many times Of her visitsst9F Major Joe
Eggleston and her aunt hts wife, ut
their old homestead IL Amelia county
''l5gglestettong'5 Y Major Joe EggleSton
had two children. al daughter and son.
The daughter married her cousin, VIII
liam Old" and lived in Amelia county.
Respectfully.
53t t3i MRS L.. A. b.
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I Stark

d Dear Shiny great-grcat -grandfather
Jeremiah Stark emlgrated from Culpeper
county va..i.to Kentucky 1s01-'2-'3 or ~
] want to find out If he or any Of that
branch was IN the Revolutionary War
Any Information will be appreciated. Is
Bowling Green. Ky. MISS B. S. III
Jeremiah Stark was living in Spotsyl-
vana county 1799 before moving to Gull
pepper, but there is no record whether he
or any Of his sons were In the Revolu-
tionary War. 9i H had ! Daniel, 1t James,
William and Richard Stark, but they
would have been too young to have
served in the Revolution. Vii
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5IeHeOIOS1CaI 4EUltOra lIIIneS-D1HptltCIl:If " N
Dear Sir,-Can you tell anything about
are Pates OF Vlrginia? Think some Of
them were early settlers. Richard Pate.
Gloucester county. Va, was member Of
House BurgeSses Had brothers, Mathew
and Thomas. There was a own planned
In Isle Of Wight county, to be called
Patesield. Can you tell If 1t was ever
built up and what name \ t now bears.
Hin Chicago, III. "a J. NJ. G..
Bishop Meade gives a John Pate as
vestrymnn In Gloucester county early In
its settlement. jeremiah Pate was liv-;.
ing in Henrico county about 1900. Very
little can be learned Of the fam lily. nor
can be found any mention Of \ Patesfield.i
perhaps some reader can. &p III "a XIII ti4tf ii
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send II prmptly to our editor for those
clunns, where 1t Will do a grtater nuns
her OF people good than II sent direct Ia
me. ss35 l}3ll ~ S; sSs8s
One moro question. and / will not longer
try your patience. d \ II. f
Information desired OF the ancestry OF
Charles Saxon. who came to South Caro-
lima from virginia thirty years prior to
tho Rerolutn.N He was said to- have
married n Bacon" and connected with
the LOWS and Yancey families,
X MRS. 8. II c.. s
Aiken. S. c. 81 35,
The Strother- Ashby c Connection.
The following Is added, that Rev. VIM.
Jones may know little more OF the
Strother. Ashby connecticut Mary Wade
Strother, daughter Of Joseph and Ann
,(StuarD Strothcr, married VIM. Menefree,
and their daughter, Anne Stuart Meneffee,
and Thomas Ashhy. son Of Captain John
Ashhy, OF the Third Virginia Regiment,
of General Turner Ashby, c.. S. A. Their
children We're us given me, Robert Stuart
.Ashby and Lucy Ashby. daughter Of his
unclo John, who was Auditor OF Alexan-
dria. Va. and captain In c.. S a.: Turno.
Wade fAshhy. A1eriwethcr T.. Frnncis Wiz
GINA YIN. SAMUEL, Frances Wcstwood.
Thomson Jr., John William, Mary Ellen.
Bottle Scott, Edwin Thomson and Benia-
min Thornton Ashby
y Now, Thomson Ashby, ST., was n
brother of VIM. Ashby who married
Lucy, daughter of John. Helen p,
Strother. the brother OF Joseph. above.
According to these records given me
Thomson and VIM. Ashby!. were own
uncles 0 Turner and Richard and Thorn
son having son. Turner 1t Is not sur
prising our editor Of the Genealogical Cal
umn made the mistake. MRS. C. IA
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Stith.5

Editor Genealogical Column:
5a Dear sir,-In reply to an enquiry who
Col. John stlth married. will answer
that he married first Maria Meade, Of
"Octagon Hail." Brunswick county, Va,
daughter Of Andrew Meade and sister Of
David Meade, OF said county. Second
wife was Sarah B. Mason, of 4 Gunstan,
Fairfax county, Va.
Petersburg. E. c. NJ. 81
H{AThanks for aboye.-Ed ss, bgSt & agIg 8t5Et
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.BrOdnax

=
Editor Genealogical Column Tlmes-Di
&53 patch:
3s Dear Sir.-Can YOU give INC any lnfor-
nation about the antecedents Of Henry
Brodnax, who moved from Dinwiddie to
Sussex in 1857. and back to tDinwiddte
ITO, where he died. His first wife was
Ann Holmes-.ssue:
5sa liam, 84 born 1872; married Mary
Walker.
2-EizabethH Power, born 1865; married
John G.. Woolfork. .is
}ss-Henry. moved to kentucky and be-
came prominent judge "a 81 q I.
$s5 Henry Brodnax's second wlfo was
Frances Belfeld (widow OF Freeman
1st-John Vaelneld Ekodnax; anarrlpd
sallie Woolfork. 45a
2d--Rebecca Brodnax unmarried.
3d-susan Brodnax; unmarried.
4th-h1ary Ann Rrodnax; unmarried
Very truly, q s
n DIR. JOHN W. BROADNAx.
4 Manchester, w.
Carter. lit
55 In answer to Mrs. B. NJ. r., sEyington,
W., will say that there were many
Carriers In spotsylvana The John Car
Bttor, son of Colonel William Carter and
SilsS Gurus, OF 85tafolnc x county, who
married Mary Herndon daughter Of
Joseph Herndon and Mary Ann Minor
is there mentioned. The title OF "coloneT'
as applied to William Carter is not found
among the records, though he might
have been n colonel of militia. John
Carter was captain In the service, 1777.i
Rico Curtis, father OF Marry Curtis, was
colonel of militia, 1856 IEss 5l2.eil3y5}
The Herndons were also very pron1i-i
nent In spotsylvania, many of whom were
In the army BY reference to our arti-
Gle on Carter May ], 1904, it will be
seen that John Garter was ofStho "Croto-.
man" Carriers Of Lancaster, though OF n
distant branch, from the emlgrant. Their
connection with tho Herndons is Of In
terest. rs President Arthur married into
that distinguished family. More will be
given on this line hereafter u. c. M.
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Genealogical Editor. Times Dispatch:

pFlIs i1St. ~ =. y t
i.5i& Pate s,5
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BLOOD POISON.


mankind
circulation
diseased
tie
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VIII some Of The dcscepdrnts of this
family supply dates and full names MISS
Ing In this record2 and tell us of the
parentage OF Nancy Redd, for whom sew
oral queries haze been published In these
columns. ! hope this may reach the eye
Of some one able to supply the needed
information who VII! be so kind as 10
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sn&I CT Richmond, II:
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Trains Leave Rlohmond--- y ort Ivy ard r'sL.
A:l5 "A. M.--DaiIy-Byrd ST. Throuy b.. +si3 3.f&
IN 6:l6 a.. NJ Daily-Maln ct. Through. 4st
s8s7:a6 3A N.--.Weok DAys-Hlba, "A shiand III 40
y $40 x. Il. ID Gly--Byrd N st. Through. Local
u :o5E aoon-Week Days-Byrd 81. Through. I5$
4 200 P. M.--Wssk Days-Byrd St. Fredsricks-S
SOS p "a .1Daiiy.SAiain St. Through ~
$50 p. " Week Day. iba shlAnd Ao or:
B :o53 r. M--Da.ly-Byrd St Through X IN N VII.
8TrarnD Arrive SS r lohmo nd--Go uthWard.#
u $40 A.. A1.---week Days-BlbA. Asliland Ao-
337E@T commodation! aa l{. III . 3s.fF
II H:3o& AZ M.--vYeek DayB--Byrd st. EredrlckA.
8s burg AccomLco Al Ion.
SEES a. h.-Dniiy--nyrd st. Through II
,1li5osA4 n. Week. pay s-7-B yrd 81 ThrouzL.
Local Stops. @
Y 2:14 p. Dally--MAin 81. tThroukh p.
y 6:43 r. M.--.Week5s Days-E3ba. 5Aahiand Nc
commodRtion. 5iia "A
s:5s E. MbsyyBy1d 81 nassxa
$50 Fl NJ. --I,a ily--Main St. Throush
AZ NO1'E-Pulin,nn Sleeping or Parlor Cars 81
all above trains except trn!ns arriving Rob. {
mond II go a.. NJ. week days. and local accoin-
mediation gIis .45t :. ]. u IS
tons not guaranteed z5st ..s y . IS
5W,gD. u UfkE. G. y. GULF, VI. p TAYLOR. {
Gen'l Man'r Asst Gent Nan r.. Traf. A1sn,
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STROTTLER.

K Z. &
q Mr.. Mead:
~ Dear slr:-Allow me to make some cor
rections in your Strother article, for,
next to Judge p. W. strothcr. OF Pearls
burg, Va. ! suppose nm better informed
< II han any other OF tho descendants, be-
ing more Interested because OF double
blood.
William strother. ST.. who died In 1902
was the father of SIX Sons, named IN
his Will. the eldest William, Jr.. and
Margaret, daughter of Francis aid Alice
Il (sayage) Thornton, the daughter OF
Captain Anthony Savage, for whose line
age and record in Virginia q have sent
queries to your paper and the baltimore
Sun. without obtaining the desired infor-
nation, and here again appeal to your
readers for help. 4s
Captain Anthony Savage, Esq, was a
Justice OF the peace of Gloucester county,
Va, ina Cnd earter), and from ono
source, learn, late in life went TO Mary
land but am told his will Is on record
In Richmond or Hcnrico county dated
/, 1875. This however, has not been verined
by mes This Captain Anthony is thought
TO have been n son of John and Alice
Y Cestafford, Savage. Her father, Humphrey
Stafford died In Eyeham. pcrbyshlre.
England. In the time OF Queen Elizabeth,
4 leaving four daughters, hut no son. Is
any one able to tell II the Humphrey
( stafford was the son OF Henry and Eliza
Z beth fYoodv.lle) stafford? Their son.
Humphrey, Eistnry states, died without
4 heirs Did It no, mean male heirs? for
IN those days the daughters played n
4 very pnimportant part IN family history,
as compiled by the lords OF creation"
Alice tstaNord) Savage had sons, Henry
n Fumphrey etc. besides an Anthony and
r;iaters Catherine, etc, now Catherine
Wopdy,lle wss sister Of Edizabeth, Queen
OF Edward ~ fwho was mother of the
two princes srnothered In tho '"rower.'
a ny their uncle Richard I'D and the
brother OF the Queen Elizabeth md
Catherine. wife Of Henry Stafford douke
Il OF Buchingbam). had n brother ANTHONY
b ,'Igarl Rivers" Certainly tho family
names were handed down in the randy
n Alice, daughter of Humphrey Stafford,
and wife of John Savage i u A well
known historical fact, Henry Stafford tson
OF Humphrey, Duke of Buckingham. was
L beheaded by Richard I'll, doubtless the
king was afraid of him. for In truth be-
ing OF double royal blood himself he
3faa more right to ths throne than he.
Richard, liked to Own besides his wife
the own aunt OF his victims the innocfn.
v princes. 1t was not to be wondered at.
3 he wanted Henry out OF the way, whose
son Edward. the last Duke of Buchins-
ham. was unwtse enough TO boast .e
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.MsLneAsA,.
1,s Scenic Route
81 4 i's,..'yy..,.
II Hours ana 25, M itiutes to Norfolk

S-.tsAAAV0A = WNu 40 iYAIMut0Sl OlNOFlO1kI
5s sSa II III VI IN june 4.ioes. 53 s5
N LEAVE Il III iMO n DE- n Asr 30 w D.
4 A. ~ te.l 70 Newport News Ana
so t Az 4, ~ i!sias
'1 pH Iatol A Nh orfslk 3li,a
sgtF III On d 's Sss S's
- Sl| & "a SsB
s9s sssf say. SS,onS
Esslblp'sssss !!1a. SspIhsln, LossIs
400 Sats Iof az y nonce.
snd a hn.sso Yf 'hoi nSh|nasa,
p III, tlF sarylos ~ fousyiiis and ST.
sis ;a,aS,3Mssk IL doraon.yll.
S SlsS t i1f 9,he!nnatl tou'sve, st. Loas
1920 a ( .Iaiiy lp 4 > ~ s1pa ty,,ohrure,
hSiGa III. As,ir
s's ifss
N9rfok ana oid Point 1000 A. II. da!ly.i1i.N
Aonbor es4H! sws az AZ: 1 81 4 rom
ma Min III Liz t. , a. i 7t
~. week days from sta tioiia between clifton
its 'a Gna5
dayB5 10y
f' isy 1a sss 1ssss s.;sg 1Ees
- ny w Z, y. gYbt bE VI q ,lyAlRTlIEN.
e. il DOYLf1l cien'l. 5b1anagor. rs a
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New Kent News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) a
NEW KENT, VA, March 27.-Nlr. Will
liam Greenwood, Of Boulevard, who has
been quite sick with pneumonia. Is inl-
proving.
Mrr. j. N. Harris, OF. Richmond, is visit,
Ing her son, r. N. Harris, OF the court
house. s. s,s s5i @ g II Ii 4,9
The members Of Corinth Church organ
ICED tho Sunday school Sunday. and made
Mr.. r. a. Apperson superintendent, a
great many people were present,
b Miss Julia Robertson. of Providence
Forge and Mr.. Anderson of Portsmouth,
were married Last week
MI and Mrs r.. G. Apperson visited
Mrs. Norwood Anperson Sunday.
Mrs. Moran. o { Richmond, is visiting her
father. Mr.. William Pomfrey.
There was q party at the White Z House lc'l
Friday Every one seemed to enjoy dane
ing, which kept up until a late hour.
Mr.. Willie Slater. of sslatersville. is i'm.
proving after quite a spell t55 q ~
Z Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Apperson and
daughter visited Mr. r.. n q Harris and
family Sunday. 58 II
THE weather continues SO bad that the
farmers work will be greatly della yed
Mrs. Walter Tlmberlake and Y daught
and Miss Nellie Gordon, Of the court u.'t:.
house, were guests of Mr.. G vs. N. " Pom
sfrey's family Sund ay. a 1T saI al 5sS
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THE MECKLENBURG.
Aftermath Of the Hunt and New
Plans for the Future. ..l1
Especial to The gTimes-D ispatch.

Especial to STnesIiTeS5l)lSpatcn III
{, THE + E.MEcKLPNBu y CHASE CITY,
maining ut o. he Mecki enbarg after the,
hunt, a re: Miss Gay Morehead. 50 much
admired, and q favoritetin society circles
friend i, Johns, OF Raleigh. N will BE.
here for some time Miss Nc reheadS Is sex-s
Epecting her mother and other friends
here. a. Inv sss y
There is literally no banquet hall de-
serted. the dining-roora is a eaptiful one,
and tho service keeps Wit that Of the
best of the land. Many fascinating peo?,,;
els aax IN part 1T 81 Mr9ahd Mrs
;nond; Mr. and Mrs. Janies 6: Penn, and
AFeheaia fhe Sss;
Mrs M, willard craig . Ich,npnd,
IS a decided attractive ad dlti5n to so
5cety here and rs the guest Of the notedly
Mr. and Mrs. e. III. H oobs, OF PROC va
MY. !; Mrs B. Hartman, kin to the
foregoing, rs one OF theS:ndispensiblcs
Is
whose company Is much soug e NJ rs.
sNeln1es. is the evening" 9, demand sweet SI e.
music aker, OF the ckienbnrG; MI Mrs;
lady OF many attracuo ns " AIr.s and Mrs
John Stewart Bryant and baby, OF Flch7,.
mond, are among later arrivals We'll We'll
ba BY is the pet OF the place and the only
one ST its tender 1 years here Mr.. Allen
Potts remains over after his noH per-
formed duties as Times Dispatch CORE {,
3spond ent, and the greatest endowment o. Q
Durham IL Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, of
$Yonkers, N. Is Y. a have been here some
5time, pleased and plea sure-gtyingH guests;
There are many more to. be Inentione co
later. Il Trap shooting has been a. part OF
tho week s sport. with some golf PLAYING la
too. 4, 5 a 4, . q III IL y y
most Ideiirhtfllly bright and N bracing
" either. The week wound up with q
dance Saturday night. I, ID ~
An Easter german! VIII pro I, badly, De
will be held here. IL 1t is possible to Sc
cure SUCH Miss Roberts, Who {. was E.
thrown while riding from the SATURDAYS
chase is doing well. and not much hurt.
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/. H[CO]|NFERENC
SCORES / /; LIQUOR |.
2 !, ], 3 +, ,r,,e T,n,e.. p-iypatch.

special to The Times Dispatch s3ss5
WINCHESTER, y4N..s March 27.-TT he
fifth day Of the Baltimore annual CON
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal al
Church, South. passed wittou It ann ~
ing a verdict In the case against Rev. Rev J 4.
o. Knott, of Lexington. Va
This will doubtless be done In the morn 4.
ing. as lit is believed the difference VIII
adjourn at noon.
To-day Invitations were extended Tor the
conference to meet next year f at Guns
berland, Md, and Cllarlestown, Ns3Na...
but the former secured the meeting.
a a particular feature was the adoption OF {,
resolutions scoring the LIQUOR traffic as
the greatest evil confronting tho Ameii-
can people, urging all to unite In secu lr
Ing tile extrpation Of the saloon and have
the present laws rIgldly enforced, while
all the time working for total abstinence,
n Another simportant report was that dis
countenanclng Sabbath dissertation such
as railroad excursions Sunday lewspa-
pers, sports and Unnecessary traffic,
The conference declined Il to cooperate
with Presbyterian: Synod Of Virginia TO
secure better religlo facili ties at the
Annapolis (NId.) Naval Academy. not re-
gardng the information at hand sufficient
to justify any action by the conference
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Va ID MI. ~
tiddel, BY Messrs. Cary Randolph, Arthur
white and William Bates. Others riding were
Mr. John Sawyer, Mr.. md Mrs. Magrlder,
Messrs Randolph. Macon. freeman and Bur.
dett. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris, Misses
lorraine, Beatty, Fox and Freeman,
( The accidents numbering two. were, first,
the Usual acrobatic performances Of Charles
Middleton. over "Brandon's' head; the secondi
which, for moment thrilled the field and
spectators with horror when Mr.. John Saw
yer, on his huge hunter, "Red Rock" arose
In the air at n five foot fence, to- turn
somersault and fall heavily to the earth. Mr..
Sawyer with wonderful agility rolled out
and saved himself from n perilous catnst rophe.
The hunt ended on the lawn at "shadwell'',
the beautiful and hospltabe home Of M, nj; and and
Mrs. John Sawyer, where tho whole field ana
their many guests were charmlnRly enter
tanned at breakfast. Others e',jeyinS the Ire. re-
Kae. Of st. paul; Mrs Houghton Miss RAN
tioph Mr.. and Mrs Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs;
.r,owcock, Mrs. Colonel Lewis Mrs Joel
Mrs. white, Miss Pugh. Mr.. Arthur Tay-
Tor, Messrs. Cores, wendlins. Crawford, Draw.
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9LUNENBURG WANTS ROAD
Citizens Plan Movement to At
tract TideWater Railway.

Special to The Tines Dispatch.)
.Aa LIJNENBuRG C. H., VA, March 27.-
AT a meeting Of the citizens OF Lunen-
burg. held Saturday Mt Lunenburg Court
house. at the request OF Mr. Elliott,
representative Of the Underwater Railroad
! Company, Mr. r. II. May was elected
chairman and G. n. Allen secretary
sMessrs.l II. ~. Arvin. ~ C. 8F'owlkes and
"a. b.. Shackleton We're appointed as q a
committee to confer with the owners az
land In the upper end Of the county,
through which the railroad is likely to
run; to ascertain whether or not they
would donate the right Of way. Messrs.
4 s., III. u Love, II. NJ. Allen and a . B. M.
sITowlkes were appointed a committed for
the lower. end OF the county for the same
purpose.
This movement, tits hoped. will secure
the construction of the Tldewater Rail-.
road through Lunenbnrg county. Tho
road, which is much needed. will open
up n fertile section Of the county, which
As row entirely without railroad facili-
6tics. The route has already been sur-.
yeyed It will rum within three miles OF
1.unenburg Courthouse II IA b Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Exlles from Home,

Every year sees thousands of pale and
emacisted people leaving their homes for
the henefi a change Iof climate affords
them. a large number 0f these poor
sufferers who are thus exiled from, home
are affected With throat or lung trouble.
asthma, bronchitis or consumption, which
can invariablytb he ira ced back to a severe
he foresee such a termination n 10 go 10
a. warmer climate for one's health is ex-
lpenslve8 and seldom, altogether satisfac-
tory. Tho prompt use of Chamberlain'si
Cough Remedy will save allSthis expense
and worry. This remedy Is wide known
for its prompt cures Of coughs and colds.
and thousands have testified to Il he per.
lmanept relief they ave received by its
use. For sale By all druggtstsk y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

8hlck 10 Ayletts. During the last few
hck to Beulahvllle. down Smoky Road,
but did not think. well OF the grades;
A well-known negro lawyer, willis
Tucker. caused quite n bit Of excitemens
q farm. He asked the owner to let him
have the, key to tho house to get a ca T
sout#thatlh thought was shut up, OnHet-
ting inside he told the man who gave
him the key that lie had bought tho
property according to agreement and hat
he would not give the key. back. Tucker
was arrested and ken before Ma gistrate
r, T., McGeorge and Richard Fox and
was sent to iailsin default of bail. 1t was
proven that Tucker had no right to the
sprol1erty. Ri f5{J{ S NJ sf