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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

REGARD III As SAC D RIGHT CT !
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(Spcclnl to The Times JlsphtGclH', ' hi
pE.rr,R SOUR n, "a, March 30. =,
f1lil camp will suggest TO Governor = Mon ION
+ng,,e he suitability OF the Grnr,d c ;ta ?
f+eccivine the virginin Confederate fia lag
ID t,e returned ~ the government. 4 he
camp last night passed 81 resolution ''l -
Bthat effect, and d committee comp IN p oseo
OF Captain Bishop on,i1 1fLi H. 8 II -
Davis ana Mr.. Simon Seward. vas a p
noIntcd IL lay the natter before Governor e
Montague t
# a. r. Hill Camp regards the Welson.9
home OF the old Southern rags az u = 20.
cred prcrogatlvc OF the nfcdhfa, 4, DIV.
I erans to DO exercised with sdu ~. u' l''.'a
and honor WI 2 s . i :. X, . ~ !, !.
elected Past Grands II. NJ Young an. anu
& In. n Carter, q representative and alter or
mi lye sto the meeting of the Grand l1ouso
at Lynchburg in Mayy . -. !. a M
I'D NEG no @DOcrREss BA1LED,
Minnie Vann, the negro doctress recently Gen
5arrcsted here. was to-day bafIed " ,lle z
sun, or one hundred dollars, for her e q
pearance IN & the Mayor \ Court to.tnor-
row to answer the clargc OF pra &c =
medicine without q License. !,
nos1ittle interest. The woman seems 70
have. lived we'll on the profits g h =,
amateur practice. md It is reported my
other charges may be II brought ngalhst
her Moses craddock. her colored patient.
from Amelia county whose statements !. !, g
whom arrested on ssispicior q s !u ~ =.
first aroused fguspicion#a gatnat the hiln
\ woman was to-day ad3udgcd insane sipt. = by
commissions OF lnnncy. "a nd ordered 70
tho Central. State Hospital. NH.
8'5 a 5 PEANUTS HIGH.
B one dollar n h,ishei Is the. present Price
81 spanisli peanuts on this market, wn MGR:
has risen steadily from g. II cents our J.,
ing the past week. It IS reported VI tn flI
five Tho lisand bags have recently been
sold TO ono buyer Mt the, / dollar price rice.
one OF cusual club dyness vas y, s, t,,a
al tho Country Club tonight, and was was
s1nrrely5 attended ! There will be I q DRAG
nun Tomorrow afternoon. and tomorrow o..
night Mr. George vs. Harrison WI !, gls Y
dance at The club In honor o. ~
Robinson, Of Concord n. who Sls Wis
fling In Petersburg. .g. Yltt
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HIS SHOP BURNED 81
And IA. ]. Miley5 is Warned Not
"a Rebuild It. Z

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8%JExINGTON,3sVA, March 3.-Subscrip-
lions to the stock Of a. con templated cleo
tric railroad from Staunton to 88 Rock
bridge Baths, are being solicited from
residents In tho lower end Of r ockbrldge
county. Brownsburg, is to be made y
point on the road. & The pc wer house OF
the prospective road will be locat ed at the
Rockbrldge Baths, and the work Of cons
struction will begin at the Baths, Il the
promoters of the concern receive salts
factory encouragement
Tho burning Of the blacksmith shop Of
Mr.. A. J. AIiley,. on Kerr S Creek, q few
nights ago, was attended with mysterious
circumstances. a note was found In the
road next morning following the fire,
which was addressed to Mr.. Nliley, and
tho writer claimed to have set fire to the
building. He warned Mr.. Nliley not to
rebuild, il ho did he would be burned out
again. Tho note was unsigned. This
Is tho second note Of warning that Mr..
Mcy has received. &, 8S
Mr.. "A. NJ. Watt has sol Id to Mr.. w H..
Clements the old 8Leyburn farm fifty
acres near East Lexington. Tho price
paid was 5000 ca sh. Possession will be
given the first Of May. Mr.. Watt ex-
poets to locate in Baltimore.
4 Mr., IL Scott Moore has purchased q OF
Mr.. Henry r.. Miller, OF Richmond, exc
c,ltor o f. Miss Mary G. Johnston, deceased,
a house, and lot on Main Street, Licking
ton, for $1,000, cash. II Il e NJ @
r a lead pipe leading from the Kitchen
sink in a ;Lexington residence was shown
this week containing n good sized hole
which, 1t Is claimed. was gnawcd by
rats. The theory is that the grease from
the Kitchen had lodged In the trap and
IN attempting to get It the rats gnnwed
through the pipe as stated. sf5
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8II. Especial % The Tlmes-DlHpatch.)
y WOODSTOCK, VA, March 3.-Tha home OF;
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob H. Downey.S ut Mount
jackson, was tho scene Of q pretty. wedding
yesterday evening at $40 clock. when thers
ughter, Miss Mary Ellen Downey, was mar
RED to Mr. Edgar II. Wlsman, Of Woodstock.
tho Rev Ell Folk pastor Of tho Lutheran
Church. performing the ceremony. H Miss 11ottie
Downey, I. a sister Of the brides was maid OF
honor. and Mr.. Robert H. Wisman. Of Ilar-
risonburg. was best man. Miss Sue Machle.}
OF charlottesville. and Dr.1 j. C,,S Downey, OF
Idinhurg were the attendants Llttle MisH
I.ydle Downey was ringbea rer. and little Miss
Virginia Lonns, license bearer. i5ass
"A reception followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. sWisman will reside IN 9Woodstock, inter
an eastern wedding trip. s3 II q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
"a VICTIMS THE GRIP.
Many People Sick IN Chester,
Move 80 Hives Of Bees. 55

b " ii tspeclal to rho Times Dlspatch.) N VII
cIIEsTiSR. VA March Fl 3---,rho grip
has attacked u number II this community
ofalate, among whom were MI and Mrs. rs
John u. Perduc, postmaster; Mr. ". 8.
Duval snpcrvsor Mr. q \. Friend ltsr4 in;
surancc agent: Mrs 81 re school
sIs,chelieu Hatcher, storekceper. and & q
number Of others. while rheumatism, has
5prostratet1.s Mr.. q. n "a Robertson. Justice
Of the peace. and Mr. John a. Haskins.
merchant. 3S:g " 81 HI VI
Last night Mr.. and Mrs Winston 1vey,
OF Richmond, bride and groom, spent
a pleasant timo Mt tea IN the village.
and returned late In tho evening.
y Mr.. Charles H.. Friend OF Manchester,
removed from this place. few days ago
about thirty hives Of bees to South
HILL whittier he has gone to practice
( the apothccary art. N
Mr.. Henry Sledd, who has been clerks
ing for Mr.. s. 81 "A. Perdue, has left the
grocery business and gone to TENNESSEE.
Mr.. 4. II Y Friend is running his water
wheel again, an Invention of his.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Varsity Z rack Team {
Especial h to I, The Timcs. DisIp,tn, 81

Especial !. 70 z The Times Dispntch.l n
ARLOTTEs WILLIE, AZ, March \ 3--The
applicants for the iversty Of Virginia track
team began training to-day, under tho dircc-
yet been announced, \; somesot tho dates being
ETY.! UNCERTAIN, but It Contains meets with
5Iehns1 Hopkins and North Carolina, besides
hero April 18th. ii Among tho colleges Invited
TO compete. are: Sewanee, Vanderbilt, Tulane
tV'irHinin MI itary5 Institute and Johns Hop
K The following members ofl1astT3year's team
are In, collie ge Captain BASS. is;helton. coun-
ell, Russell IN Eol ladays, Ratne7. AIcCabei and
andolph. fis monpi tho new men showing up
we'll are s Graham! Grin1nll Nc NRgny; Ram
d0lph, Rummell and Murphy ii II 3{jsst ffa &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
ii Parson a Matchmaker.

AT Especial 70 Tho Times. Dlspatch;
rison Hurroushs since establishing his new
mecca for clipping lovers. has experienced q
new departure, which comes az q result OF MS
as the agent OF Cupid, after love- affairs have
reached their elimination but as q match
maker. He has recently received letters from
men In tho West asking HIS assistance In
finding wives. Tho parson has Just volun-
tesred n to aid q veal thy bachelor OF Kansas
He has secured tho Kansas man a correspon-
dent In Tho person OF a Virginia young woman.
!e1d I'll is now expect ed that a marriage Will
soon result, In which event, Parson Burroughs
will not only get the marie ge reg, out a
tim nlarrinKe. ~
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u @ Especial to che Times D spatch.)
CARTERSvILLE,y A., March 3.---.Mr IS Z f s..
u. Rhodes has left for washington to 9, at
tend the inauguration. Ilo will be the
guest Of his daughter. Mrs. Thoma q lien
Grower. Y, IS I'LL
Rev. j. II Z. Gwatkin has resigned ( (, t Is
pastoratc 81. the Cartersvilc Baptist
Church, to accept position In Louisville,
KY He Will 60 to that place about I'll. the
FIRST OF April. tz is a s5s s5 g.
The writer has recently heard Of q new
and quick way v to break UP q setting
hen Put a watch IN the nest on which
she is setting and she will leave II inn
very short time. or course, the louder
the watch ticks the shorter the time t
takes to make her leave.
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Robert B. Peg,,rarn.

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PETBRsBU RG March Is !. s S,r IN,
death Of Mr., Robert 3, Mem g, !
phs Tenn was ,a mere -so ntniS
George w, Pegram, Mr.: Pegrama died lII'
this this morning 1.-THE home OF, his .da,ugh,
ter, in Memphis. lie was formerly r J, q Z
We'll known resident q this e'ts, a aTr
P Pc WHO was III the hfty-sixth year
OF Ills age, had been seriously IL for
long time, suffering from disease J, con- y.
tractcd in Mexico. Where n, ne = llved no, rg
and Pacific Railroad. His health !, com
about d year ago, he went to the johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, put la y
iii. MIR. Pegram was at one time assist
ant general manager Of the s g :, u
Railroad. He was a brother OF the Slh l e
James w. Pegram,s OF Richmond. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
WANT THE TIDEW.At.'TE;]R':.
.Danrville Commercial Association
Invite It's Consideration.
,r,ac,aI "a The TImes-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times ~ p en- ~.
DANViLLE, VA. March The direc7S
tors 81 the Dnnville CONNER ASS? cia-
lion tonight discussed M
Producing the 2 e. aiue" competitor
eonmittee was ppo!n,tsd t9 a appeisr
sinn 8 ia washington In the Interest ol
railway rates gsa.9n a nreae ano data
,o,nrs = Va Site Evaporation Commission
IN isif Richmond on the 18th, m the interest
OF LOCAL 81 pa
Ansted w Ma, president OF the. Eide
water road. to visit city look oyer e
the ground and .intervieW the business
men on the ralIroad natter Judge ~
NJ Aiken, OF tho Corporation Commission;
and Hon Eugene Withers we hs ,or ra a6e
e;nnn L rial l%R Railway Committee Mt the
proper time In the Interest Of intersta
commerce. Sls /. I, Al -, I, !, If I, :;
# The committee to yisi t 5Rlchmond mas mas
not vet been named, sG n {s8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
4 SNATCH THIEF CAUGHT.
It Took Two Mounted Policemen,
81. and a Pistol to Do It.
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VA. March 3.--After nm
exciting chase by two mounted policemen
Will Randolph. colored, was arrested to-
day on the charge OF snatching three
money bags from women on the streets
OF this city yesterday. The ne gro, how
ever. was not captured until no was shot
by Policeman Metts. The ball struck and
penetrated the negros right thigh. &s 45
Randolph has not been out OF jail more
than n month, where he spent nearly e.
year on a similar charge. 81
Tho police claim they will be able to
trace no less than half a dozen attempts
at pocket book snatching to Rand lph.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
THREE FINE Il GOLFERS
Nero, Hannibal and Sterling in
Hampton Roads. t3.s
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si63 an fsneclaI TO Tho Times, Dlspatch.)
NoRFO Lk.3 A., March 3. Three ot
the finest GOLFERS IN 3 the Navy are mere
from san Francisco around Cape Horn,
Is III tho Navy yard for repairs. the
Hannibal is at Lamberts Point and the
Sterling at Newport News; T \, =, are
ribcan sea, and stheytwill return with o.
600 tons each OF coal for the same pu lr'.
pose. Is s5a Ia,
The steamer Lewis iLuckenback, which
recently nut into New York without q
propeller ana came here with Il Lucken-
bach tug acting ast n trudder, Is taking o.,
COO tons OF coal for Cnyite g.
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Underwater !: ROAD.
Definitely Decided to Have Ter
s rninals at Sewell's Point.
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TISSI q Especial D to Tho Time IS Dispateh.) B
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March g.
Mayor Buxton to day received letter
from ". Page. president. OF the TIDE rni
carrying road has definitely decided to
locate It's terminals d + Sewell' Point
He goes on to say that the Old. Domln :
ion Land Company here ofrercd the me
a FREQ site for its terminal with a right
or way two hundred feet IN fWld TIL. but
that the problem OF getting across James
River In order to locate 4 here was too
diflcultalo solve. ~ llli III y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
SOLDIERS :. [: FIGHT
Go 70 the Station ouse Instead
"a ISL Of to ashing ton.
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e ~ z Spccal to This 1lnes- DlsPatch.l
81 NEWPORT n Il WIS, ~ Al March 3.-The
,Seyenty-first YlrglnIl Regiment, volun,
fecrs Infantry. II commanded by Colonel
Higgins, left here tonight on Two .SPeclal
iticlpnte Iii inaugural parade. 4
\ Ongthe way over ilere on tho steamer
Virginia, Albert Rathbonciand u. g, Hall
members OF Company =, ofI Inrtsneuth,
being severely I cut on tho head. Rhth-
bones injuries We're dressed and both he
and his assailant were sent to tho local
police station upon tho arrival &.of u the
steamer here, 80 ~
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Grove Hill Not In IT.

Editor OF The Times Dlspat ch: 3.g
"a Sir,I-InS an article In your paper OF March
is. N headed ~ NEGRO DrivenM to Desperation,'
your SLuray correspondent does our people. g
great Injustice for no one here was connected
with the lnhuInun and barbarous occurrence
mentioned 4 In that article, .
4 The negro I passed through our place IN,
mo les ted n and 1t was not until he reached
intcrfered with. lie did not get off tho train
here, rs stated. Y 81 y. a 7,
Grove Hill. VA. March Is, 1901. B W
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Catholic Hospital.

4 . n fSpeciaI to The Times plspn tch.) QII
BRISTOL, y A., s s March III 3.-Revy Father
Meyer, tho Catholic priest hers, announces
Of wheeling. W. Va. for the erection OF a
fine Catholic hospital in Bristol. I'd Mr. Meyer
would not say how much money there would
Ia bishop holds fund OF s7b, 900, which was
placed In his hands foritheS establishmsnt q, Of
y Viii he coninenced on3the hospital this
Year Year and that Sisters cot Charity viii be here
iron, Cincinnati soon to select q site for the
buildings. VII stsg sSls3 VA sii l5 Ri S4
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county nave sls. i'd their intention of
Icontestlng tho suit fllod by the, city IN
With aa VIew Of taking IN seyetal thousand
acres Of nne proper t. adapted for ir,ltl ~,
ifdctiiflhg ahd regdehce sites. Eminent
counsel Will BE- Employed to represent both
sides. ana III hotly contested legal battle
Some yeafs ago tho city and county were
at warfover tho settcn1,ent Of the pubic
sut1aro DWnersupl and since that time
,reiations have Been strained.
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V, YOUNG cATL1N's BODY. /.
Will Arrive at Danville for
Burial TO-DAY.

Especial ia Tho Times Dlspatch.) 4
VA, Mar CHI 1.-The funeral
Of w. I Gil Catlin, VI " hos was drowned sew
,eral weeks ago while hunting ducks in
the rice 1swalnps around Georgetown s.
CO will ,bc conducted from the Main
Street Methodist Church tomorrow af-
ternoon; at o. CLOCK, the body arriving
during the night Or early III the morning.
The meager8t kilograms ANNOUNCING the
recovery OF the body Hof the unfortunate
young man give & no detnils. A His body
was found yesterday, though that OF the
boa tman who was with him, was dlscov-
cred the day fol lowing the accident
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u T Z, Penitentiary;.

a tSpeoia1 & TO The Times, Dlspatch.} ls#
jss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ. March 3. Joseph
Q. 3. y caywood, Of King George county, who
has been 1 In jail for egymonths. charged
with s8lInnllcious assauting hl5motherS and
tsister, whose trial some weeks ago resulted in
d hung jury was tried again yesterday In
King George Circuit. Court and sentenced to
serve ones year in the pcnitentlary. S..
~ Ills Il Fox. 4 in tho Corporat oni Court here,
has been sentenced to three years in tho pens
3itentlary for stealing horse from G. BUR-
.russ, Of Caroline county. 49, W.
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DWELLING BURNED
A Hot Fight Between Town < y, =. nd
County Over Annexation.
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ii;NNINCHESTER. VA March 3.-While
Bushrod Nesmith and family attended re,
vlynl services mt Laurel Hill Church last:
from a stove pipe that ran through Two
logs and was destroyed, together with,
most Of the contents. NesMlth and ~ ny
the brow or the mountain. hut they ar
rived too late to cxt!nguish the llre, The
house was owned by form or Senat or Al
r. Unger, OF West Virginia, - rs V,
THE Board Of Supervisors or lVredeFFck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
TOBACCO FOR JAPAN
Several Carloads Shipped for.
Use Of the Soldiers.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) "A.

NI gaH(Spec1al The I'lmes-DIspatc NJ. ".
V4A.,t March 3. Baptist and
Gooch, leaf dealers, Of this place, made
sale a few days since of several car loads
OF leaf tobacco In hogsheads. This to.
bacco is being shipped to Kobe, apan
and and will probably be used BY the soldiers
in the field u. 81 n q s s.i
iiftT he roa ds have been in such bad condl.
tlonR since Christmas that but littlo TO-
bacco has been marketed in any OF the
warehouses 4. s 81
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Hughes.

IA Especial to The Times, Dspatch.)
81 CHASE CITY, VA, March S;..-The Pres.
the marriage OF Mr.. Nicholas s.. Walker and
Miss, Lizzie +, Hughes. both Of Chase City
= The church was tastefully decorated and the
or Smithfield, Va, brother-in. law 6 Of the
bride, assisted by Rev, Or. Thomas Drew
Tho wedding march was rendered by Mrs.
n a. brilliant assenblage filled the church to
witness the marriage, .taE Y y. 55
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sScruggs-West,

special to The. Times, Dispnch.1
tgI.YEGHBUI,G,5 VA. March 3,--A pretty we'd
ding was soIelnnized last night TAT No. III
Twelfth Street \, when Miss Lesse. West.
daughter Of B. IT. West became tho wife OF
Henry 70. Scr,lggs, Of this city. u
Miss Florence Ruen was maid of honor.
while, MIR. William Woodall was best man,
the other attendants were hliss M Lottle Trent
Was performed. ~ Rev $. u Liggan, 4
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Dr.. Samuel #McGill.
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Ii SCHUYLER N ELSON sC0USSI.,Y, /. ~,
March; 3.-Dr.5 Samuel SIcGill died az ms
ncite FBriEht's tllatase' II q wa found TO-
be in in 4. comatoso condition on Friday
morning t.last week. and continued u
an unconscious condition until -, = . aent n
through double line OF men 400 strong,
10 ali OF; whom no had been for the pnstt.
oIghtsyears n most Jealous physictl,I,lan and
the death Of no man IN this po g, or
tho country beer more s' 'Ss
The interment vii! be Vt Leesh]urg V VA
his old home, on Saturday. ,E5s, :, !,
@ Mr.. AIcGill Is survived by h,s wire Z, a =!
except Captain ]. f. McGil. OF the, United
States Marines, We're present When ~ ne
laf
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FOR
sT I ! s.
Norfolk Democratic Cotnt11itta'g.'
May Recommend That They
rbe Held Separately 81
SUICIDE IS NOT CARROLL J: n { I, I. |. !.
z. ---------.- 1890. I, Il
Mistake Made ii, Identifying
Va the Man Who Killed
6s3s Himself. 83ia
SUICIDE 81 Is NOT j CARROLL / { . I. |.
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&5 Especial to The Tln1es-Dlspatci
NORFOLK vA,8s March 8 - hairn,a;i
.Dey. OF the City Democratic Executive
Committee, proposes to call q meeting
of the committee for the purpose Of fix X
ing a time for holding n primary e e'lc.
ton for city offices and to recommend Itlt
that the primaries for city and and state
offices be held separately. *
Fl BY a coincidence. three brothers, VIII
bert all captains OF schooners. came into
Hampton Roads to-day. Two Of the.
schooners Sunlight" and the "C. G..
lDehrun,,'3@ came to Norfolk, Il and the
"Emcllc BIrdsall'' went up tho james
River. 5sgs " IA & A vi ",
Carroll Not a Suicide. Ct.
The man who committed suicide In a
small hotel yesterday by shooting him
self, was identified as Carroll, MARINE
To-day Augustus NJ. Carroll, Of Nc Wtark,l
N. r., d d member OF the United States
marine corps, stationed here, returned to
tho Norfolk navy yard from p ortsmouth,
NJ HI. where he had been sent With a
detachment OF men from his yard .s8 The
suicidc$reinains unidentified. Prior to the
return Of Carroll this afternoon Captain
John w. Wright, Of the United States
marine corps, identified the body OF the
deceased as that OF Carroll. who had seen.
service under him In Panama and Guam
tanalno. "a i$ 5$ i7
s Mis- Mae Harper. aged " twenty-one
years, died early this morning at her
home In Berkeley, after brief Illness.
She was a native Of Weldon, N. ca but
has been u resident here for some time
The remains viii be forwarded TO iNVel-l
don. @ n. II
Tried to Save Bowers.
There was legal contest In the Police;
Courtato-day over the extraditions Of John
Z. Bowers to Baltimore, He is charged
with getting s96.50 from r. 3. Stewart
and Company, there by false pretenses.l
Pending the arrival OF the papers, u. 81.
POWELL tho former partner and friend
OF Bowers, obtained a warrant from g
Norfolk county ma gistrate alleging that
Bowers had cmbczzled $72.50. BIZ The effect,
OF the latter warrant would have BEEN
It honored by the court here, where B ow-
crs rs held, that Shcswoulds go 4 to tho
county ma gistrate for trial and Il as the
trial Mi ht not be pressed. he could cs-i
cape, and not so to Baltimore. Tho case
was continued for evidence and argument
tomorrow 3sS &: Il. gE y M ASA
;5 The schooner Minnie and Emma, 9 +
Norfolk, which went ashore at SeWelIs
Point night before last while bound from
Washington for Norfolk with cargo of
fertilizer, was hauled off this morning
BY theS Merritt Wrccking III tug SS$W lillian
Coley. She Is probably not d seriously ili-
1ured. ~ XII EXT u.
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y 0I N q m 7Ia7 - 10
Injured His First Trip.
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ESPECIAL to Tho Tlmes-D lspatch,)
cHARLoTTESVILLE,a Va March a.
Prank G. Harper, OF Cazenoya, Va, on.
lis initial trip as brakeman on q south
bound local n freight over the Southern
RAILWAY, was caught between q car and
'tile station platform Mt q Orange, this jhf-l
terno on and INTERVALS injured He was
brought. to tho University Of virginia Hos
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND REcElY.
~ ERS. OF e REIGHT-R.. e r. lRIR.l e. ~

on account OF the presidential lnaugu-f
ration, Washington, March III, al freight
Including perlshable, FOR Washington 2.
Gu and points beyond offered for shlpst
.ment from March LIST to March nth, in,
elusive. WILL ha accepted and rac4ipEed
W. IL. TAYLoRsSIE
Traffic Manager. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Consolidation OF Banks.

(special to The Wines, Dlspatch.! .l5I.5l
3sE1,oA EcDKE, VA, March st-The Century
r,aank has heen absorbed by the National AK,
Change Grams, Hank IN mutual ,.I !, HgreeHNsln z.
Of Ire soekholders e bsh instlIt,os ~ NJ
succeeds Mr.. Erneat r'shhlrneL as secretary
ana treasurer Of the Southwest Virginia Trust
Thpo directors OF tia Century Jannk have been
aaded Ia The National Exchange Bank, and
IA clerical fprce retained. The consol ldattoll
gives the National Exchange Sank q capital,
~ sDn1 0OO 49,. III IN tis1