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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
s.~s % sAs Tess ..a Suiss. sssa,
rsis 90 bsss ns~ssFs

we've % sAs fs~. .sa Sniss. s~say
rsis. 90 ssss ns~ssss
Mr aud Mrs IL n RaEnsdsll spenl
Sunday In North Adams.
Mrs n q slsds sni Mr. aud Mrs Rif.
snbarg ~ere ~ Deer Vis- cabin over
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs N w slswsrs have 70
luraed from THAR wish ~iih frisads In
Weston, N. Y.
George W Hopkins, Tor "a years
treasurer OF Ihs Arnoid Print ~orks AZ
North Adams nss isndered HE reslg-
cation io take eject In SeVembsr.
Tho Ra,lsnd railroads fall eseur.
sion 70 Nos York IL on tomorros, OCT.
II. Tho rsls from benalngion 10 sj.oo
add tickets arc good roinrning 70 Oct.
~.
A. tho regular meeting 81 tho Man
scr epoampmsnt last evening Tho psirl'
srchal degree ras conferred upon three
candidates. Several visitors from out
Of town were present ~ the msellns.
Tho Rutland railroad vill run lie
annual fall excursion - Mon,roal
Thursday, oci ~. Tho rate from
Remington vlll 30 $50 ~lth = CORE
spondingiy loo ngure from ell stations
north 10 isuiland. Tickets will b. good
W rviurn from Montreal until Gel. y
Inclusive.
Miss fisiiis wslliag and Mrs Helen
Gale sre delegates from Tho Port
nishily"to The oonseniion Of federated
claLs that meet In Barre tomorroe
They len for that city today. Mrs II
l. Sililson aud Mrs Il \ bingham who
sore also Appoinied ~ delegates sore
unable W ailsnd The convention.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
Estate of John Keenan,.
Notice OF settlement and Application for
Distribution.

Notice OF settlement and Application for
Distribution.
,TATE OF VERMONT. Alta session
- District Of Bennington, S. of the Probate
Court, holden at the Probate Once. in Ben
ningt,n. said district. on the 9th day of Oct.
A. d. 1905.
Present John v. Carney Judge.
Martin Lyons, administrator OF the es-
tate OF John Kee nan, late OF Remington in
said district, deceased, presents his administra-
ton account Tor examination and allowance, and
makes application for a decree of distribution
and partition Of the estate OF ssid deceased.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to session thereof to be
held at the Probate ONCE. Aforesaid. on the
18th day Of October, A ID. 1905, for hearing
and decision thereon and II Is further ordered
that notice thereof be given VI all parties In.
terested by publicationthree weeks successively
In the Bennington Evening Banner, a ne vs.
paper published at Bennington, previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may ap
gear at said time and place. and show cause Il
any they may h I've, vhy said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made.
record whereof is ordered to be made.
Attest, JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge
A true copy OF the original record.
Attest JOHNNY. CARNEY. Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
SPORTING NOTES.

DOB yitnltnDens and 'PhlladsipA6s
Ssek" o'Brisa may nght In Panama.
Wrestler George iIac<enschmldt
champion Of the world. 10 sooy % viali
America. lie viii meet Goth INST
Nsila Jay. AJAX. the speedy but or
ratio daughter Of Jayhawkcr. which
won the Kentucky futunty In ieo2.
viii be retired 10 the brood marc ranks
nsxt spring.
Stephenson crothsrs. Chestnut I'm.
Pa. recently sold 20 Abner Patrick.
ouinton. n. J.. the bay mare coinci
dent. & 20. by calabar. dam Daphne. BY
Kentucky Prince.
The Belmont Driving club Of Phils.
delphIa II arranging 10 offer q hand
some trophy for free for all troiter,
owned by club members. the contest 10
b. decided In June.
Johnny Nilsson Of Minneapolis. pro
fe~sIonai skating champion Of America
narrowly escaped defeat by Peter Sin
nirud. the terrible swede." In u recent
contest In New York.
Paul spadoni. a German. appearing
10 vaudeville. IL said TO be the greatest
strong man In the world. lie Juggies
cannon balls and balances automobiles
and carriages on his rhin.
After much expensive litigation the
courts have ruled that the historic old
PimlIco racing plant In Baltimore must
be sold and the proceeds distributed to
state. city. county aud personal credit
orr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
Five Hundred Dozen Mems, WOmen's
and ChiIdren'S Underwear
At Sale Prices

Mems Merino Shirts and Drawers SOC
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers 75c
Mems Fine Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers S1.OO
Meu's Fine Natural Wool Union Suits 1925
Boys Heavy Silk Fleeced Shirts and Drawers 25c
Boys Natural Wool Shirts ana Drawers 4Oc up
Womens Fine Jersey Fleeced Vests and Pants 25c
Women's Fine Jersey Ment Fleeced Union Suits SOC
Women's Extra Fine Mentor FIeeced Union Suits 1.OO
women's Extra Fine Wool Union Suits $1.75
Women's Camel Hair Vests SOC
Misses All Wool Vests and Pants SOC
Misses Jersey Silk Feeced Vests and Pants 25c
Misses Natural Wool Vests and Pants SOC up
Look over our bargain counter Of Underwear.
You can find some great bargains
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10

WASHINGTON. oct. 10. - John a.
Nci.sas. owner ~ tho Cincinnati Nm
auiref. has purrhasei from tho WI
kins estate an even half Interest In
the Washington ros, company. The
amount % the purchase money 10 not
stated. but u IL understood 60 10 In
the nrlshboshced % tooo.ooo. Mr.. Nc
Lean will he made president 81 the
Post company and will take an setirs
part. IN connection win John v. VII
hins. IN The nsnsssnsot Of The pspss.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News u the to~a and Village fele
hneay foI husy ksxdsR

hnsay feI husy kssdss
ON Barber 10 10 Rutland today.
NV Bro.n OF Pownal was 10 losn
today.
Mrs. Lssis Eaton OF nrooklias IL
visiting Miss Helen Norton.
Charles Rsnnoa l. spending tho wesk
wi,h = sou 10 Schenectady.
Miss Flora kennon has returned
from four weess Walt 10 sister IN
Gnennei
High gFais carnations aud cAllas al
iisata's, Elm street Prices reason
able teioph ans 56-s.
Tho navn,y ibis morning vas tho
highest n has been Ia several days
40 COED summer weather prevails.
We can now furnish nosers aud do
sign sark for any OCCASION, Pfinrs
reasonable - Hraih's, Film sincsi
Telephone 5d.s.
Engines Nos. 30, 49, add q Of n .
Rutland railroad arc Ia The shop, TIC
shops arc helng kept busy a. Tho pro =.
eat ilns making necessary repairs.
DIR W Il Blossom Of Rutland Who
vas convicted last seek Ia the lsulland
county court Of killing DEER out oi
season VAS nned sioo aud costs today
shich be paid.
Mr. aud Mrs Edgar Brown recently
married here have arrived NJ The +
home la Th0mAsion, Conn, and b"gul
keeping house. She VAS tormrrly
Miss Laura Bent of this village
A. tho regular republican caucus
he'd In Hoosiok Falls Saturday nigh
Walter A Wood vas unanimously
nomi aird for the position oi supcryi.
sor ui The town for The next tao years.
Brads,rctls report FOE the last wsck
sAys: Bonaingion reports all manu-
featuring industries running full tine.
Conditions among farmers quoted
sans ~ Ia other parts 81 Ito state.
Retail trade shows an Increase
Tho womcn's Auxiliary Of tho y. "
& A. will hold their annual rnmm ,gc
sale In the rooms over Nc~ton's store
Tuesday ADD Wednesday. O;t u aud
~ Any articles for the sale will be
received ht the rooms on Monday, "a"
10th
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
D-ZerfQ
Perfect jelly Dessert

Add to a package one pint boiling
water, set 10 cool and the result viii be
the most delicious jelly dessert you ever
tasted.
Everything in the package. Better
and more satisfactory than gelatine.
Five fruit havors-Raspbery, Lemon,
Strawberry, Cherry. Orange, and thous-
ands Of combinations are easily made by
the simple addition of fresh or canned
fruit, nuts, figs. dates. etc.
Beautiful pieces for table decoration
by combining several different favors.
Order to-day. 1T Crecsrs. 10 cts.
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IODArs STOCK QUOTATIONS.
ssIIlas p'sso rses, On Ss- Yea essAsass
A keea.

Today. quotations on The Mes
York stock exchange ~ rcporied ~
noon by J. X. williston A Co, OF !
Nassau street. Scs York city W The
bennington Security company arc -
follow
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
JifiGLES AND JESTS.
An Equal Struggle.

An Equal Struggle.
In other days l loved to 60
The glove contests to see,
But now I'm married. and there are
Enough at home for me.
For every time my wife and
Resolve to sally out
To see the play. to church to 60
Or join the shoppers rout
I am delayed half an hour
"a thing one seldom loves)
While she their number far below
Her size) puts on the gloves!
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Confucfus Enjoyed This Joke.
Diner-I say, waiter, there's chick.
EN- in this egg! Hello! What are you
doing?
Waiter - Changing your check, sir.
Chicken Is 80 cents. - Boston Tran
script
Proverbial Contradiction.
Some proverbs I've been reading, and
One says that "out of sight IL out Of
mind"
But, II that's so. how can 1t, too be true
That Distance lends enchantment to the
view?"
And yet again. II II be true, ponder
How is 1t Absence makes the heart grow
fonder?"
-Lippincotts Magazine.
Not Quite the same,
did he really tell you had case
Of stage frightY' asked the amateur
actress.
NO" replied her dearest n R.he
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
THE WINTER.

Such winters as the present and the
last should prevent skating and tleigh-
ing from becoming lost arta IN Gdthsp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
WEATHER

Fair warmer tonight wednesd y
cloudy followed by rain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
ST.. PAUL

During the past three or four weeks
we have had something TO say regard.
ing READING This week we have
something 20 say regarding ST. PAUL
which is of interest to every speculstor
and investor.
READING and other active stocks are
Aforementioned. Write or call for copy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-10
OR SALE

l,oH saIE.-fArn Of .is acrrs. nile,
u ruth 81 Bcnnlngroa. foftf acres 81 wood
lot Good land and good buildings. kunuinF
water AZ both house aud barns Five hundred
sugar trees on the farm. for terms enquire o
Mrs. & l.. JeNctt. bennington. VI -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
I'm THE PENMAN.
Remarkable Piece of Pen Draw Draw
inp On Forged Check.
Especial to The Times Dispatch J

fsnccal to Tho Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, November 22-
One of the slickest and best pieces OF
penmanship came to light here to-day
when the Shenandoah Valley National
Bank turned down a clever check for
forty-five dollars ostenslbly signed by the
Jamestown Exposition Company, per
Shepherd. 1t was certified by e. <. Grim
as cashier OF the Union National snnk,
of Winchester which does not exist, The
check was made payable 10 Rev MI
Ferguson Of Burlington, N j., and bore
his alleged endorsement and that OF j.
d. Alexander and was accepted by a pans
Of that place. The maker Of the cheek
was an expert and had It been on the
Union Bank, certified by Cashier Leo. ~
Grim its detection would not hhve re-
suited until it reached that institution.
The letters were almost perfect nna
had to be subjected to a. strong magnify.
ING glass to reveal they were NOT
5nrirf cd
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sstered 12 degrees above zero. Or 20 t'a:
greg below the freezing point. hi
Thcre have been two SHOWS and about
eighteen frosts, six or eight of which
have been skilling. frosts. sss4 81.
The season so far since November lst
has been exceptionally fine for hunting
though game Is remarkably. scarce.
Many Of the older sportsmen Rereabouts
have determined to eschew the hunting
of partidridges until the next season.,
There seems to be general opposition
however, to the passing of n law for-
bidding the hunting OF birds for two
years. as 1t Is thought iflncxt spring is
q dry one q sufficient quantity will raise
TO furnish sport next fall.
II Is understood that there are also few
deer, and fewer Wild turkeys than for
several years. Rabbits In some sections
gre scarce, while in others they are said
to be as plentiful as ever
/ Since game is so scarce and the out
look for hunting Is SO unpromlsing, tho
sportsmen hereahouts will turn their at
tention more to fishing, and efforts are
being made now to have all the streams
and ponds in this section stocked with
many choice varieties from the govern
ment fish hntcleries.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlage on November 18th, Of Miss Made
Edwards. daughter Of Mr.. w. @. Ed
wards, of this place, and MI. Charles
Roberts. Il popular young man Of Ar
vona The marriage will take place at
the home of the bride.
Messages have been received IRON ron
Queenstown announcing tho safe nrr,val
there Of Mr.. Stanley Jeffrey, popular
Young business man of this place, VINO
viii spend a few months In Europe.
Miss sadie Markham, Of New jersey
who has been visiting relatives here, WIZ
return to her homo IN a few days.
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N s. chiffon aFesses With green girdles

white chiffon dresses with green girdlesi
r., "a carried ferns tied with white tulle.
#,1,ha bride WAS a picture of8loveliness IN
~ axouisie dress of$crepe de chine, with
II, tt,lle Yell. and carried a shower bou-
5ouet Of lilies Of tho valley The brides
maids ana ushers entered the church
from oppostte isles forming q circle
around the altar. The ushers We're MI.
e. T. Geddy Of Hampton; Mr.. w:
Richardson, Mr.. r. d. Marston, MI. Geo.
Turner, OF Newport Naws; Mr.. A. Q.
Wright, Of Capron; r. =. Mrishht' q
E-roano, brothers Of the bride. The groom
rith his best man. Mr.. George Geddy
IIanliips. Of Williamsburg entered the
church from the side isle meeting the
bride at the altar. The cereEony Y was
performed by Rev. w a. 4. GOODWIN
If Williamsburg. rector of the brlde.
Jr,l,uediataly after the ceremonq MI. Alld
MS. Walden left for Richmond en- route
N 5Asbcyille. y. g.. where they will spend
thnir honeymoon. On their return they
viii reside with t1la brides sister, Mrs
j. b James. ITO Thirty second street
Newport News
Among those rr1sent from distance
were. Mrs A. p. Richardson,'Richm
Mrs. Walter Hecfller Richmonc' MlS,
yvillnrd Richardson, Richmond; DR. ana
No garland Portsmouth; DR., and Mrs
$psrI,fns Newport News; Or, and Mrs.
George Richardson, West Point; Mr.. ana
Mrs sam Bland. West Point; Miss hun
tor Picjardson3 West Point; Mrs RATE
Ptcba "a ION. West Point: MI r. r. Rlch-
rason ,ralleysville; Mr.. Arthur Richard-
son ptnwiddie Mr.. and Mrs. Many bar .
,as Williamsburg: Miss Annie Barnes
p ,a,< Mr.. w. p. Richardson. New
yo,k. Dr.. John Richardson, New J orh'
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HANOVER COURT.
Henry Grimmiller Sent to Penn
tertiary for Eight Years.
Especial to The Times Dlstat eh.I !,

Ts Especial to The Iimes-Oisfateh ~
IANONERs COURTHOUSE. VA, No
.vember 22.--:rhe regular November term
OF Hanover County Circuit Court, wnich
convened Monday, Judge samuel. WIN !,t
Of Richmond presiding, has adjourneds ~
Friday. when Judge Witt will return to
enter more chancery cases, and VIII re-.
turn again Wednesday, next week to pass
an frenorts OF condemnation procecdlngsi In
cases Of the Richmond and Ches g: ptAl Sc
Bay Railway Company This line OF
road will pass through Hanover county
Via Hanover Courthouse. and thence
across into King William county, near ne.
this place and cross the Nlataponi River,
across King and Queen and Essex county
toTappahanock, Va. the terminus. ,,,.
THE cases that We're before Judge WITT
were: VIM. Girimmillcr. charged with
house breaking. lie was sent TO the peni-
Tertiary for eight years EdmSnd Mere VIC e
Heavier Dam, Va. was acquitted: Henry
sTaliaferro, charged with shooting Lem
mons at Ashland, was acquitted.
A very few chanccry orders We're en- :
tered.
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1ANNEY- HUNTER
Beautiful Society Wedding
Christiansburg Church.
(snacial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.

(special TO The 'Tlmes-Lispatchif'
cHRIsTIANsBURG, VA. november
% -.-,rhe social event of the season was
-I,a marriage OF Miss Maude Hunter TO
Ar. samuel Mcpherson Janney. which
TOOK place tonight at $ o'clock in III"
PRESBYTERIAN Church, which had been
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The ceremony was performed BY the Rev,
Or. r. ". Hooper, assisted ny Key. ). j..
p;neer pastor Of the Methodist Church,
Mrs. E. 3. Jacobs, OF Roanoke, WAS
ulatron Of honor. and Mr. A. L. John
son, best man.
Brtdesmaids--!M Misses Florence Walters,
Alma Walters, Helen Junkin and Bessie
Elicit. all of SChristanspurs.
Ciroomsmen--Air. Lavender. OF Bristol;
Mr.. Barrow, of Roanoke; Or. ellis, Of
I,arinvllle, and Mr.. Davies, of Manassas.
Ushers-Dr. Janney and air. Jere Mon-
tague.
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WEDDINGS IN
u ~ I'm ~
OLD VIRGINIA
Miss Ruth Jennings Becomes the.
Bride OF ST. John Allison
s I.awton.
QUIET BUT ELEGANT AFFAIR
tl.,,o,,ai, NO Invitations Were
Sent On account Of Bereaye-
mont, Church Thronged.
,speeial ID The rimes-pispateh.'

. 2 4 . . /. 90 \,,
h ~ fr,yNrIllJF RIG. VA, NoXG;niper $500 -
.ti,,,,,t-,,a ,;etyH quiet wedding took
Il s.Ss ~ . o'clock at he
l,laace t'fs ~ ~, ~ ,.,,, IN ms
Court Street Methoeiis' ei 49, -
" city. when Miss Ruth jennings u"s's''
\, 70 I,n,,,,,...entative Upton ID jon
n NJ 49,, .it,. became the wife Of
81 'i1lisss q ''th' go - ,-bnr,es
Il MIR. ST. John Alison 'l'i"loii' y
4nn g q. owing to recent bereaVeiheiies
-. ..,, ~ Ina principals. no n-
4 - ~ ' ~ >, ,bs weddipg
i vtaiions were ,,1
I Still, large number % !,
81 .r,snas tbro,iged The church. Inc a"H! -
!, .a,,,,n was handsomely decorated i"'
| the occasion. The ceremony was ~,
I termed by Rev. Or. g. Z. i>eiiS' las,oi
! of the church. WHO was ass's ", ~ ~,
4 rev. pr. w. J. Young Of Rlchmohu' Ni'i
! Iev. Ernest stevens, Ps t,'' ~. ~
Methodist Chnrch, OIL WIS 81 is's ~,
/! AS the wedding party entered ~
|, nrurch. Professor w. s. Adams inc oi-
sanist, of the church, paNed. me WEI, Wen
/ known Mcndelssohn's march. Inc usi'si
entered first VINO IN pa az, :.
the two side aisles, until they reaci.'t
the charccl. Here they crosscd y my
side opposite from when tne! ehleie u
and took their positions. me! "ets
/,
Miss Elizabeth Gish, who We're go"heo
In white net over white ta1leta, anu
! trimmed with Irish lace. lhes Wy WY
L picture hats and long gloves 70 ma match
I nhen came tho remaining four. usler '!,,
and then. in the center aisle, the iiiall'l
\ of honor Miss Annie Lind forspeE'''
fwho was followed by the little isoWeE
girls. Misses Anne and Elizabeth .'e1-
iininrs, who carried pink roses Last.
la
her father. She was dressed IN WHIT
(, lace princess gown over chiffon ana tat
q feta, and her long veil was caught WITH
II a spray Of orange blossoms. She carried
NJ !, shower bouquet of white violets. The
I, bride was met at the cllancel by the
81 groom and his best man. pr. Edward
81 Frost Parker. of Charleston. The bridal
marty presented a pretty and imposing
n scene as DR.. Kelly proceeded with the
,,npressiye service of the Methodist
Church. 5 ut Al
j! "a The party. led by the bride and groom,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
A FORTY THOUSAND
REAL ESTATE TRADE
Farmers Institute to Be Held at
Chatham-Hand
Cut.

Especial to The Times Disputch)
CHATHAM. VA, November CIV. r.,
Fitzgerald, Of Pittsylyania, Monday sold
his large farm and equipment on Banis-
ter River SIX miles from this place ana
two brick store houses In Chatham to
Maurice Franklin, of Chicago, for forty
thousand dollars, Dumcanson and Smiley,
representing the purchaser closed the
deal Monday night
The sale is in way of a trade for vall,a-
Bile buildings III Chicago.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has had the deal under
consideration for several months, having
very recently returned from inspecting
his now purchase.
farmers institute under personal di-
rcction OF ]. NJ, Barker, member of the
State Board of Agriculture from this, the
nth district, will be held in the opera
house on Tuesday and Wednesday, No
vember 2sth and oath. Professor a, NJ
Soule Dean Of the Agricultural College,
Blacksbnrg; Professor r., J. David
son. OF Blacksburg DR.. ]. G.,
Ferneyhough, of Blacksburs; q.
w, Koiner Commissioner OF Az
rlculture Richmond; Professor Hedges,
of the State test farm and ]. M, Barker
will be Ihe speakers OF the occasion. The
occasion is being extensively advertised
and farmers nre urged to attend and
hear subjects OF vital interest to soil till
I ing intelligently discussed.
] Wade Mayo suffered severe laceratinl
Of one hand while feeding n feed cutter
| several days ago. All fingers on one hand
had 10 be amputated in the third joint.
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their bridal trip, which will include tn
principal Northern cities.
.Hogan--Grove.
snefill Ia me Timcs- pispatch.)

@5E3.( Special to The Timcs- Dlspatch.J
IURAY, VA, November 22.--Mr. p.
Eugene Hogan. Of Roanoke and Miss
Pearl Lillian Grove, youngest daughter
of Mr. John r. Grove, a, wealthy farmer;
Of this county. were married this morning
at the home of the bride two miles south
of Luray Elder John HUFF, of the regu-
lar Baptist Church. officiate1 Mr.. Hogan
is popular young man of Roanoke, and
has been connected with the head office
of the Norfolk and Western Railway in
that city for several years. Mr. and Mrs.
Hogan LETT soon. after their marriage
for All extended Northern t>ur, which will
include New York, Boston. Niagara Falls
and Washington. Their future home will
be in Roanoke.
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Dark Tobacco Growers.

AMELIA, VA, November % A call has
been issued BY r. q. Southal. chairman
Of the Dark Tobacco Growers AFsocia-
ton Of Amelia to meet at tTclr precincts
Saturday, November 25tll, nj 2 r. NJ.
and select three delegates from each pre-
cinct 10 a meeting at the courthouse
Monday. November 27th. 70 elect an OK
eeu,lye board, who shall have charge OF
affairs of the Dark Tobacco Growers AS
socation Of Virginia In Amelia county,
and this board shall o'eet q chairmnn.
who shall be a. delegate 10 the ste/s as
ISOLATION.
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.PARTRiDGES TURNED
LOOSE FOR GUNNERS
(By Associated Press.)

(13y ASsoclatc PresS.)
81 AUGUSTA, GA, November IA spe-
cial to the Chronicle from Waynesboro,
says that to-day the Burke County Field
Association turned loose over 1000 par
tidges for use in the big field trial next
month. This is the second meet held un-
der the auspices Of this association and
at the last, dogs from all parts Of the
United States were entered. The Diff
fcrent events in which tho hunting dogs
will be entered are the Eastern, Conti-
MENTAL Dayton, Pony and Georgia trials.
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TO HOLD INQUEST.
spivey Secures Counsel and the
Family Also.

E WINDSOR. VA. November ELAINE
u Spivey, OF Collosse, Isle OF Wight
county. struck William Duck with an axe
To-Day about 8 O'Clock and instantly klll-
ed him. Spivey dsclaims any knowledge
Z Of the KILLING, but two witnesses say they
saw spivey strike Duck with the ~ axe {;
Splyey has retained the service 8of3NV. -.
Holland Of THIS place, and the family
have retained the service OF p. T.. Deans,
OF this place.
INV. Wethcrs, Of Suffolk. Va, is TO
assist Coll r. L. Boykin Common
Ewcalth,s attorney OF the county. Splyey
is under arrest mere
Justice Johnson WILL hold an Inquest to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock at the scene of the
murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Charged With Infantcide.5
ESPECIAL to The Tines-Dispatch.)

TSUETTHI -ITU IIT!Ess-JTsp dtCI1'J go --1
STALNTON. VA, November 22.-Dep-
uty Sheriff ]. ii. Delingcr brought to-
Stanton this evening r. w. Durer and
Rosa Hensley, of the county, charged
with numbering a new born male infant.
who vas found in Il briar patch near
Eurkctown last Saturday.
Both parties deny any knowledge OF
the crime. Durer is Il married man..
forty years old. The girl has been work
ing in the Durcr household for four years.
She Is nineteen.