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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
ANOTHER DISAPPEARANCE
At Elizabeth City-Captain of
Schooner Missing.

There is a strange case of disappear
ance reported from Elizabeth City
which is puzzling the police who are
working hard to solve the mystery,
Captain Charles Midyett. a well known
sailor on the sounds and rivers tribu-
tary, has been missing since Tuesday
and no clue to him can be found. Ii
he was drowned the endless efforts to
bring his bod to the surface have
been futile. 1t is believed he has wan
dered away. He made occasional trips
to New Bern on his schooner Osborn ;
New Bern Journal.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
Colonel Bunker's
Critics Apology
A Mistake Of His at the Battle Of
Manassas That Led to Many
Complications.
Complications

copyright, 1906. by r. B. McC1ure.1
"TT was my custom, sah," said Colo
mel Bunker as he carefully re-
placed the glass On the table and
elevated his feet-eIt was my
custom IL all perilous moments during
the wah to place myself at the head of
my regiment and wave my sword and
call upon my gallant men to follow me
to victory or death. I do not go so far
as to claim that I originated this Gus
tom or practice, but I believe I fol-
lowed it more closely than any other
colonel in the service. When a private
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
Explained.

Mrs. Housekeep-You're a big,
healthy man. Why don't you go tc
work?
Weary Walker-Lady, I'll tell yer
me trouble. I'm an unhappy medium"
Mrs. Housekeep-What do you mean
by that?
Weary Walker-Well, yer see. I'm
too heavy fur light work an too light
fur heavy work.-Catholic Standard
and Times. -
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
Trains as Far South as Meridian.

Birminghm. Ala. October 9.-The
Alabama Great Southern railway has
restored trains numbers 8 and 4, the
pan-American specials. as far south
as Meridian. Trains number Z and
8 have also BEEN restored as far as
Meridian. All these trains were an
nulled last week south of Birmingham
on account of the quarantine establish
ed by Alabama against the state OF
Missippi.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
sssxets of the Craft.

Customer inspecting the sample the
waiter has brought him)HHow do you
distinguish your clam chowder from
plain vegetable soup?
Waiter-We have different labels on
the kettles, sir. Wish any coffee?-
Chicago Tribune.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
To Dedicate Monument a Anderson

Pittsburg. October 9-AnnouncemenI
was made today that on account OF
yellow fever In the south. the date
fixed for the dedication OF the mona-
ment erected at ~AndersonvfIle prison.
has been POSTPONED from November
13 to T.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
RHEUMATISM 5 Oh a zssass

Rheumatism is usually worse in Winter because of the cold and damp.
ness and other changed conditions of the climate. The occasional twiuges
of the disease that are felt during the warmer weather are changed to pierc-
ing pains. the muscles become infamed and swollen, tie nerves get sore and
excited, the bones ache, and Rheumatism, the terror of winter. takes posses
sion of the system. Then the sufferer turns to the Imminent bottle. the
RELIEF. But Rheumatism is nora trouble that can be rubbed away n drawn
out with plaster, these things relieve THE pain and reduce the Inflammation,
but do not reach the real cause OF the trouble and at the next exposure an.
other attack comes on. Rheumatism is caused BY a S acid condition of
the blood. The refuse matter and bodily impurities which should be carried
off through the channels of natureh have been left in tie system because of
indigestion. weak Kidneys. torpid Liver and a general sluggish condition of
the system. These impurities sour and form uric acid, which is absorbed by
the blood and distributed to the different muscles, joints, nerves and bones,
causing the painful symptoms of Rheumatism. S. s. S. goes to the root of
the trouble and cures rheumatism by cleansing
the blood 1t nehtralzes the acids and filters
= them out OF the circulation and sends a stream Of
011 pure, rich blood to all parts of the body. Then
~O& = the pains cease,t the Inflammation subsidies, the
pIIRFlY GEGETARlF nerves. are Quoted. every symptom of the disease
passes away, and the cure Is permanent. S. s.
is purely vegetable and does not iniure the system as do those medicines con-
tanning. Potash and other minerals. Book on Rheumatism and medical advice
without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
Two Charters by the State.
Especial to The MessengeT.)

Raleigh. n. c.. October 9.-Charters
are granted the Raleigh Investment
Company, capital stock $4,000, j. S.
Wynne and others stockholders: the
Mercantile Freight and Claim Adjust
ment Company, of Greensboro, capital
stock $4,000, e. D.. Broadhurst, H. III.
Traywick and others incorporaiors, TO
adjust claims for freight and obtain
Information regarding real standing Of
firms In business.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13


Bear. Il. The Kind You Ham AlEsE Daggtt
a's. + NHNz&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
MAMMOTH EXCURSION
FROM RICHMOND.
Voting Lady Gives Washer
What He De-
served.

sf Especial to The 1'imes-D spatc h.)
WEST po1Nf, VA, September 1.--rhe
last week Of "the good old summer time"
has been varied In It's weather. Each
day and night, cxcursonlsts have
filled West Point. Wednesday, tho
largest excursion Of the season, under
the auspices Of the Sacred Heart Church
or Richmond, calne in two SECTIONS,
twenty coaches In ALI A good many
rowdy, disorderly people contrlvcd to
come on this excursion. Many arrests
were made and special policemen had to
he employed. Cne would-be masher was
successfully mashed. lie walked up to
several young ladies, who were sitting
OIL the grass Yin the Terminal Hotel
grounds, quietly enjoying their outing
and began conversation, winding up by
addressing one OF the young ladies, thus:
You arc the prettest, come take a walk
with me-" She said: All right" and
jumped with great alacrty to her feet,
striking straight from the shoulder. She
gave him a lick with her fist In the
face, which sent him Keeling and caused
the blood to flow. He, rot stopping TO
discuss the situation, took to his heels
without further parley. Ks
Another man met tout In the open, one
Of the young business men OF West Point,
who was walking peacefully along with
his hands In his pocket, and Knocked
him down The offender evidently was
mistaken In his man, and an apology
followed Many arrests were made during
the day:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Constantine. Trigg.
Especial oThe Times-D Dispatch.

fsnccInl to The Times-D ispatchJ
ABINGDON, VA. Sept 1.-The prettlest
marriage Of the season was celebrated
wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock, when
Miss Mary Branch 'rrigg became the
bride Of DR.. *. w, Constantine, OF BIZ
mingham,. Ala. The Episcopal Church
was 5artlstically decorated for the coca
sion. y. -, -.
Wilson. of birmingham, and the on1cint-
6,nr'H minister entered tho rear of the
Church and were met at the altar by the
sushers. bridesmaids and the pride ana
hcr uncle, Mr.. Byrd Trigg, who gave
her away, The maid OF honor was MISS Mss
Dosia Trlgg, sister OF the bride =, me
I,elIa 'rrIgg. Margaret TrigG, Willie Trigg,
MelvlnN boiling, jamie Penn, Gay Mhlte,
az Abingdon. ana Carrie tielsklll, or
N rrhe',,shers were Messrs, Robert Hughes,
George Sergeant, James Martin ana
James S, Wilson. OF Norfolk; ~. Il, Min-
zen and Ben Trigg, OF Abingdon,
I rnne' lam mnu ,rrigg and tho ring ceremony
" AZ Z nerformed by Rev. r, p. BoSkin In
the presence of large, throng OF FRIENDS
s = iiiImn,nd,nte!y after the ceremony the
vo,,np connie took tho train for New York,
I,nteT they will sail for Naples. where
he viii spend two years pursuing MS
The bride Is Il daughter,of Mrs, Sailie
.,,,n q, lady and Is descended from one of
ihe hest families in Virginia, The groom
is a rising young physician OF Birmsng-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
4 MERGER MONUMENT.
Deed to Land Conveyed to United
States-Freak Corn.
The Times Dispatch

Z ID Especial ITO The Times-DiGpatch.)
$5 FREDERICKSBURG VA, September
i1-Colonel Charles S. Bromwell, y. s. A.,
has acknowledged receipt of the deed
conveying to the United States govern,
ment the site on Washington Avenue, in
this city, for the General Hugh Nero r
monument togcthert with plot, which.
have been put to record IN the clerks
office Of the Corporation Court hel he
monument will be Unveiled some time
this fall with elaborate ceremonies, a.,
which 1t is expected that the President
and large portion.of his cabinet. mnny
senators and congressman will be Pres
ent. s,If
The police officers Of this city tase
made during the past year about !, 200
arrests, and 81, GO has been paid3nto the
treasury during. that time for fines otc.
Mr. o. w. Clare OF King George coun.
ty. found in his field Of corn one stalk
which contained ithirty-seven ears. each
ear being fairly we'll filled with grain.
Mr.. D. Mercer Waller Of Stafford
county, has gone to AIassa chusetts with
nine fine hunters to- exhibit at some of
the big horse shows In ttat State during
the present month. 9Th.
Active preparations are being made for
the agricultural fair to be held here the
2sth, 27th and 2Sth. OF TITS .month.i En-
fair has never been aHfailnre though
this will be the nineteenth annual exh BIZ
lions In addition to the usual class and
department exhibits. many fine horses
are expected to takeapa in the races.
There is much conjecture as to who
win be nominated by the Republicans
Of this city and Spotsylvania county to
oppose Mr.. r. G. Swift.Sthe Democratic
nominee for the House Of Delegates.
Messrs. w. w. Butzner and G. p. TO ster,i
of this dty. and Mr.. T. Morrison Of
spotsylvania county. ,are spoken Of 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Virginians in Baltimore.

ESPECIAL to The TImes-D lspntchl
BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 1.-The following
yirsn.ans, nearly all OF them merchants, are
In the city: II. cohn, Roanoke; n, Mathleson.
OF the Matheson Alkali Works Saltyllle, Va:
Norfolk; b. 7, Coleman. Mr.. and and Mrs, p;
II Lee. Buena Vista; Ell Perkins Nathaniel
Taylor w, w. Roberts. Norfolk; j. y. Crois-
SAINT, fcharlotteayllc: w +, Luke. Richmond;
s S. Latergo. Richmond: Fl. r Parker, Huena
Vista: W. It. Shields. Roaneke; p. NJ. Wise,
iJr. Colemans Falls; J., =. Neggebnucr, N e,
Middlchurg; r. r.. WIngate. Gloucester; T. r.,
Westermnn, Clifton Forge; Mrs. W. e. adams.
Norfolk samre p 1sna so spand H9s the
summer al her country home In Gloucester
county, Va. has n returned u, to hef apartments
General John Gill Is attending tho Horse
Show at GWnrrenton, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
tspep.nl-lo rl.e y.imes -DIspaleh.l.

@ Especial Ia Tic Times-D spatch.)
ID LEXINGTON, VA. September 1.-The
Democratic County Committee OF Rock
bridge, Frank Moore, chairman, has can.
vasscd the vote or the primary election.
The delay was caused ~ the failure Of
the Judges at one precinct in the county
to certify that they had been sworn. the
books were returned to that preclnct,
Goshen and the deficiency remedlcd.
The summary Of fthe official count
differs very little from the returns al
ready furnished the press, and is as
follows For senntor-N1nrtin 400. Mon
tng,e 3O1. For Govcfnor-Mann 800. VIII
lard g,s, Swanson 1b0 For Lieutenant
Governor ITllyson sci. Cabcll 1877. For
Attorney. G cneral--Anderson go, Williams
g. For Superintendent Of Public In
structlon-.uulvey 357; Bggleston $3.50. It
will be seen that Mdrtin,. Mann, Elyson,i
Anderson and Hulvey were the winners
In Rockbridgc.
The Republicans Of laockbridge are
taking steps for an aggressive cam
paign this fall. they have reorganlzcd
the county committee under the plan
adopted BY the state convention at Roam
oke. which provides that the committee
shall consist Of one member from each
voting precinct In the county. Formerly
the committee consisted Of one member
from each magstcrlal district in the
county Under the new plan the COM
mittee Is Increased from SIX to twenty
two members. exclusive Of the chairman.
An adjourned meeting Of the Republ-
can delegates from Rockbrdge and
Bucna Vista will meet In Lexington Mon
day, for the purpose Of nominating can
iidatc for the House Of Delegates. 1t is
thought that Mr.. William Jennings, a
prominent cattle dealer Of the county,
will be the nominee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
I ANOTHER GREAT ROAD.
The Virginia and Southwestern
to Spend Millions On It's Line.
fennnin1 ~ nha ,rlmas Di sna tchfA NJ. 24

Especial to The Tlmes-DispatchR tS.
BRISTOL, VA. September 1.-Whlle
the syndicate that has undertaken the e3-
tension Of the South and Western Rail-
road from the Virginia coal fields to a
tpont on the South Atlantic coast-a
$20,00O,G00 projectr-is very busy with the
construction work NJ in the North Caro-.
lima mountains. and also has several
forces of men at work In Southwest Vir-
gnia, it is now pretty certain that this.
lis not the only project of the kind by
which it Is proposed to carry Virginia
coal to the coast by direct route. Henry
K McHarg, who owns the Virginia and
southwestern Railroad, has determined to
build road from Clnchport to the Toms
Creek mines, in Wise county, Va, on,
pra ctically the same route selected by
the South and Western people, Mr.. Nc y
fIarg Is now having his proposed route
surveyed, and Isl It is isaid, accumula-i
ting material for the construction work.
In this connection there Is a rumor that
Mr.. McHnrg. the leading spirit OF. the one
project and Thomas +. Ryan, whose cash
lis backing the other, have been In con-
ference with aseview to Joining capital
and constructing only one road instead
of two.
In the event of a compromise between
these two opposing factions III tho scffors
to gain an outlet for the Southwest Wiz
Gnia coal deposits, u the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway will form a link
or the new coal carrying road, which will
place Bristol onthe line Of the new road.
fIn the event of failure to agree, there
may be two roads, one via Bristol and
the other taking a direct course through
tEast Tennessee, twenty miles west OF
Bristol
There has been much speculation as to
why the Ryan syndicate has taken OPP
tons on or bought outright thousands sof
dollars worth OF real esta te In the Kings
port Valley. It Is said to be the purpose
to make n city at Kingsport, on the
Holston River, and erect the carshops
of the South and Western Company,
there.
The result Of the reported conferences
between Mr.. NIcHarg and Mr.. Ryan Is
awaited with great interest, since upon
their decision, depends the route for a
railroad that is to cost many millions
OF dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
SLAUGHTERED Watermelons.

colored employees OF the virginia Passen.s
ger and Power Company were guests or
the company Mt Seven Pines Yesterday,
There we're watermelons and there was
Every colored employee Of the company
took advantage Of the picnic, with their
where once a great battle ragged Ta!S
time there was no blood shed. but the
battle was Just as herce as the one there
the real Issue, Watermelons were de-
feated with terrible slaughter
There were MI sorts OF games for TIC
n amusement or those who went, and the
day was q pleasant one for the employees
of the company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
a Damage Verdict. .

t@IT@H Especial 70 THO 'TIMes-I3 1sI7HtUI1'1 .17
rs SUFFOLK, VA, September LIN Iinli-
fax Superior Court to-day the jury, ~
he case of I.orlne Daniel against the
Roanoke Mills Company. returned yer-
dict in favor of the plaintiff for five
thousand dollars. E.E IA
Daniel lost his arm while AZ work ror
tho company at Roanoke Rapias.$5 re
claimed that 1t was on account Of a de-
feet In the shifting gear OF the machine,
The company answered by saying that
the machine was In perfect order, The
plaintiff sued for thirty thousand dollars.
The jury was out all might, and up e
/ o'clock to-day, before they reached q
r6 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02

{ I.
OF Wesleyan tho Oldest Methodist uni-
versity In the United States.
DR.. Fife formerly spent many of his
summers in Richmond. and has numbers
Of friends here
q Mr.. John c. Crowder, of Washington.
D. c., will leave for Atlantic City Sep
TENDER LIST. where he will spend por-
ton of his vacation. and from there
will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
W. Crowder. Of this city.
DR.. Allen Freeman. after spending his
vacation with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
w G. Freeman. in Richmond, has gone
to assume the duties OF his, position in a
hospital at Newark, New Jersey.
sss
Miss Louise Halnes, OF Bowling Green,
Va, is the guest in Richmond OF Miss
Elsie Wright.
Mrs. Laura Goodwin, of Portsmouth, Va,
accompanied by her daughter Mrs, Hat
tie Goodwin. Of Tallahassee. Florida are
visiting friends in Richmond
Misses Addic and ella Saunders are
spending some time in lower Caroline
county. before returning to the city.
< i,f. b +.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Florence ODay. daughter Of Daniel
EO'Day, Of the Standard OIL Trust, and
Mr., John William Hallahan, Of Phila-s
delphia, yst ug Az
Mrs. Reginald de Koven and her ch,L,1n-
Ing debutante daughter, Miss Ethel de
,Koven, are now In Atlantic City, having
gone there from Chicago, where they
have been visiting for some weeks. They
spent the spring season, a prolonged one,
In Hot Springs, Va, where they were
members Of the gay people who find lifo
there SO attractive.
Miss Martha A. Rollins, daughter of
Mr.. James a. Rollins, of Ashbnrn. Lou
doun county, Va, and Mr., Lewis w. Per-
kns, Of this city, were married Tuesday
last in the Presbyterian Church, Wash
5ington, p, O., the Rev. Mr., Clymcr per-
forming the ceremony. a large throng
of the friends of the couple witnessed
the marriage, After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins left on a wedding trip,
They Will reside In his city, /.
Mr., and Mrs. Alex Williams are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Tyler, OF True
hart, Va.
Mrs. Daisy Adams and Miss BESSIE
Dew are visiting Mr.. Edgar Carlton.
of lIlsom.
Miss Gillette Bagby will spend a few
days In Richmond next week, and then
90 to Farmvlle, where she will attend
school this winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Personals and Briefs,

Mr. C. Harksdale I.athrop Will spend
Tomorrow in Old Point,
DR.. William S. Gordon has returned to-
the city from Southwest Virginia,
Ray. 70. w. Stone, pastor OF Emmanuel
BAPTIST Church, who. with his wife and
youngest daughter, spent thu month of
the Civ yesterday and viii I'LL his usual
anpointments at lmmamlal tosmprraW,
nren ching at II "A, NJ. and s r., NJ.
Rev. q, II. AlrIhee VIII preach raj both
services tomorrow IN the Asbury Piace
Methodist Church. The evening service
viii begin at o'clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
i, !, Il 4 Yesterday morning and is now in

i 4
friends Yesterday morning and is now in
his office. -
Mrs. Dickinson and family and MISS
| Bessie Rountree, who have been sum
narnr at Maple Shade Inn, have re-
turned to thcScity.
NJ Frederick a. Dalton has returned
from a pleasure trip to New IorK.
Atrs Nv. w. I.efew and Miss gAlleine
1,efcw. after spending the summer IN INC
mountains, have returned home.
Mrs r. J.. Bailey. of this city, has
been considered one OF the mos1 Ara a.,
Tive tmatrons at the Hotel WaSlaAi"'
Crozet. Va.
Mrs. j. Archer Vaughan and son, Alvin
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James n.
Lampkin, OF Richmond
Misses Blanche and Jessie Burton are
guests OF Mrs. w. NJ. Burton, IN NOT
folk, Va,
Mrs Charles Evelyn Smith is spend
Ga Mrs. Smith spent the early GUNNER
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. j. II. Bailey and children and
Mrs. Samuel Steinburg were guests last
week of Mrs. Fl. Goddsatter. IN Albany
Ga. c5
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles N. Lunghorne
have returned from visit to Crockett
Springs.
Mr., a. p. Thomas is visiting his broth
or, Dr. G. G. Thomas In Wilmington Whining
N. g,
Mr., benjamin r. I,ipscomb is registered
at tho Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va.
Mrs. ], D. Dwyer and her daughter,
Miss Lucy Dwyer, expect 70 80 SCUM ~
September, for visit to Mrs DIVERS
mother, Mrs. stratton, of birmingham,
Ala.
Mrs. Mary Marshall has returned from
visit to her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Chapman, OF Greenyile Va
Miss Margaret Young is visiting her
aunt Mrs. G. H. Jensen In Newport
News.
are the guests OF Mrs McAlllster's pa
rents in Winchester, Va,
Mrs, I.assiter. Of Petershurg; Miss
Marie Conrad and Mr.. Charles Elliott,
of Baltimore, are guests at ''Redlands,"
Albemarle county, the summer home OF.
tho Hon. Alexander Hamilton, OF Peters,
burg
The Charlottesville Progress of Thurs
day says
spending his vacation in Virginia, will
leave tomorrow for the North, Before
going 10 Middletown. Conn, to resume
Ills duties in the chair Of German at Wes-
leypn University. he VII stop oyer IN
Boston to do some special work IN the
Boston Library. ~
The many friends Of DR. Fife in This
community will be glad 70 learn OF the
rapid progress he is making In his pro-
fession and of the high esteem n Which
lie As held by the president and faculty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Henrico Committee Meets.

The Henrico County Democratic Com
mlttee will meet to-day at noon for
the purpose OF reorganization. a chair
man, secretary and treasurer will be
elected.
4 Mr.. IT. c. Ruffin. who has been chair
man Of the committee. declined to serve
longer, and there Is much interest mani
tested in the election of his sncc essor.
II There are six vacancies to be filled by
the committee at the meeting to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Ford-Moncure.

Mr. Edgar l.. Ford and Miss NJ. Maud,
NIoncure were married Thursday evening
at O'Clock at the residence OF the
brides brother, Mr., a. II Moncure, No,
2l1O West Main Street. by Rev DR.. Isaac
NJ. Mercer, pastor OF West View Baptist
Church, Of this city. DR.. Philip Mon
cure of Norfolk. was best man. and Miss
LILY Moncure, sister Of the bride was
maid Of honor,
The contracting parties have known
each other from infancy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
ADVERSE ACTION. ON
BRIDGE PROPOSITION.
(Bve Associated Press.) &

y WASHINGTON, September 1.-The q c '!-.
ing Chief OF Engineers, United States
army, to day recommended to the acting
Secretary Of War adverse actionaon y ,tno
application Of the Norfolk Bridge Coz
poraton for permission 10 build ~ can't
lever bridge at Norfolk Va. rms II coill-
Incubation follows that OF the army eil-
gIneer at Norfolk The acting Secretary
Of war has not yet taken action on tho /.
III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Mrs, Rachel Sanders,

(specinl to The Times Dispatclil
BRISTOL, TENN, September Mrs
Rachel Sanders. wife of Captain ]. w
sanders, died at their family home here
to-d OF dropsy, aged fifty-nine. She
came Of prominent Southeast Viz
glnia family. Her father was Colonel
Hiram A. Greever. sof .smythe county,
who formerly represented his district In
the Virginia Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
Cross Bats at Ashland.

The Ashland baseball team and the
Taylorsville nine will cross bats at Ash
land on tho college diamond this after
noon at 4;3O O'Clock.
Ashland and Hanover will play a double
header Monday afterntonon for the cham.
Of ma og ese naes W VI o bs
Follows: Ellis catcher: 3Beasley, pitchers;
Lancaster short st ldakey rst ha
q. Jones, left field; Evans. centre field;
Porter, right field.