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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Report Great Strike of oil
BY Associated Press.

BULLFROG, New, Nov. 2.--There Is
a reported strike Of oil at Ash
Meadows, fifteen miles south of Full
frog, but the rumor is not confirmed
People are hurrying around hiring
teams and vehicles, including automo-
hiles. and rushing to the scene. Ash
Meadows is a ranch containing run
ming water the year around and 1t is
in the heart of the Armagosa desert.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Finnish People Revolt
BY Associated Press


HELSINGFORS, Finland, Nov. q
The crisis here continues. About 1000
volunteers have been enrolled and the
hotels transformed into hospitals un-
der Red Cross detachments. The ex-
element is high and there has been
much bloodshed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Citizens Keep Order
BY Associated Press.

KAZAN, Russia, Nov. 2.-The city
is now under the guardianship of the
newly formed citizen militia, consisting
of students and workmen and muster
ing 400 men armed with weapons taken
from the police. The new guard pa
trolled the streets all night There
were no disturbances.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Six Killed and Sixty Wounded

BY Associated Press,
SEBASTOPOL, Russia, Nov 2.-Six
persons were killed and sixty wounded
during the rioting yesterday. All the
banks, schools and stores are closed,
and the houses about the city boarded
up. The Black sea squadron with
Vice Admiral Birileff's pennant flying
arrived here today from the Turkish
coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Defy Troops at Radon
BY Associated Press.

RADON, Russia, Nov. 2-The anti
government demonstrations yesterday
ended in widespread rioting. A mob
destroyed the telegraph poles, burned
government property, barricaded the
streets and threw bombs at the troops.
The soldiers fired volleys at the riot
ers. There were many victims, both
civilians and soldiers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
cossacks Kill Peaceful Citizens

by ASsOCTd
TASKHEND. Russian Turkestan,
Nov. 2.-Peaceful celebrations of the
Issuing of the imperial manifesto
granting Russia a constitution were
dispersed by the troops yesterday.
Cossacks and soldiers fired volleys
Many were killed or wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Wants to Admit Chinese
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov IA resolution
favoring the admission of Chinese of
the better classes to this country on
the same terms as now apply TO trav-
elers from any other country was
passed today by the New York cham
Der Of commerce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
SAYS WHALERS
ARE IMPRISONED
MANY SHIPS CAUGHT BY ICE
IN ARCTIC
Two Vessels Arrive at San francisco
and Confirm Former Report.
Women in Fleet May suf-
fer Great Hardships
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2,-The
whaling vessels Monterey and Alice
Knowles arrived here today from Ha-
kodate Japan. They confirm the news
that the greater part of the Arctic
whaling fleet has been caught in the
ice, and that the imprisoned men will
probably suffer for want of provisions.
From the Schooner Monterey comes
the first direct news of the San Fran
cisco fleet now ice-bound in the wa
ters of the Arctic.
Captain Charles II. Foley, of the
vessel believes that the ships are in a
very serious condition, and may have
TO be abandoned altogether before the
ice breaks up next Summer.
Captain Foley reports that he saw all
of the ships of the fleet on August 10.
At that time they were all together near
Bailly island, which is about 900 miles
north of the farthest point on the
American continent. If the whalers re-
main together he believes that the
crews will not suffer as much as If
they separated, as some of the boats
are provisioned for two years and can
share their supplies with their COM
panions.
The captain says that he thinks the
ships may have to be abandoned be-
fore the winter is over and the crews
will be forced to rely upon reindeer
and sleds to get to points of safety.
Should Send Relief
He believes that the natives in the
region where the ships are imprisoned
are friendly and will do anything they
can to alleviate the sufferings of the
white sailors.
Captain Cook of the Bowhead and
Captain McGregor of the Karluck have
their wives with them, and Captain
Foley says that the women will prob
ably suffer more than the men. Both
of the women have been in the Arc
tbs two years and are poorly supplied
to withstand another winter there. The
Karluck and Bowhead intended to
leave shortly after Captain Foley, but
their path homeward was blocked by
the ice. The supplies which Captain
Foley gave them will not last long If
they become separated from the 9TH
er ships.
The Monterey barely got out of the
north in time and had to ply her way
homeward through a narrow passage
which was left in the ice.
Captain Foley says that the govern
ment should make an effort to reach
the imprisoned sailors. 1t is a question
though, he says, If they can be reached
by reindeer, although he believes that
such an effort should be made.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
REvOLUT|ONISTS
IN ASCENDANCY
ALL RUSSIA IS AROUSED TO
ACTION
One Hundred Thousand Political Pris-
oners LIberated-Demands Made
for Trepoffs Removsl-citi-
zens Form Militia

toff, where a synagogue was burned to
the ground. The disorders still con-
tintfa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
NoTRFoR BEST FARM. 4
, the state,

.
5s.''I saw SO much in the papers about the
wonderful cures effected by Pyramid I'llo
Cure, ! determined to give 1t q trial.
bought from my druggist one fifty cent
box and used 1t ms directed, and By tho
time had used the last pyramid ] was
entirely cured |; in four days after be-
gan TO use the pyramids all ntlanln,a-
stion was gone. I was perfectly easy all
the time, the excessive discharge stop
ped at once, and stools became easy and
gentle, s
~ was unable to get my own f1rewood
Il for four months. and half the time when
\ could walk at all ! had to walk half
bent, u used many pile remedies. salves
and olntments, all to no effect. until I
used one fifty cent box Of Pyramid Pile
Cure and was cured.
s.'I would not be afflicted as I was four
months ago for the best farm In the Stale
of Arkansas. can give proof and rely
crence of the wonderful cure to all who
are afflicted as \ was, Please publish
my letter that may advise the afflict-
ca, w. u. Wallis, Piggot. Ark. BOX 20.
4 The experience OF MI Wallis Is that Of
sthousands Of others who suffer for yea rs
with the most painful forms OF hemor-
srhoids, or piles and after trying eYery-
thing they hear Of, give up all hope of q
snlre, ana look for temporary relief only,
no all such q little book published by
pyramid Drug Co., Marshall Mlcbir,
&brings glad tding as "A tells all about
the cause and cure Of piles, and Is sent
free for the asking, Y \, \, + Il d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
TOWN OF ETTRIC':K]1.
Cold Weather gInterferes With it'll
It's Manufactures.
Z lse,Inccial Is The Times-Dispatch.)8


AZ ETTRIcK. Al, Feb. q. IT o Tanu-
featuring plants hereabo uts are more or
less icebound, 4 and not turning out aver,
age products. The silk mil Is bothered
IA great deal, and the PocahontasE Cotton
milf is very much hlndered-no OF " ork-
ns little than halt Il; time n,;,, T hh
never been restored as was expected,
and some Of the he p are moving away.
SPINE going to Roanoke Rapids and I'd TO 70
Rosemary. y. C. "a. /, !, =, 8. Y,
The Excelsior mill, lately estab lished
on the opposite side of the q ppomatt ox,
has tons entrey z T. a;, is
one ana the plant will not be operated
any more. II here Is not hing new g, K about Ut
started In the building Of he old Ettrcks
cotton factory Probably the severe 'i win,
ter had something to = do with It,, and
that 4 be started Up later rds n
winter seen here for many years, and
there has been untold suffering among
poor people, fowls and stock. I'll ss3S p SSij
i4 Strange to say, fuel has II lot been un :,
reasonably high, nor very scarce. a good
Ia grippe type prevails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
PIE EATING RABBIT.
The Dog Who Y Undertook
Catch It Dropped Dead.

Especial to The Times D!spatchl ~.
8S HCOTi>SVILLE,l y Al Feb. 1.-THE
readers OF The Times Dispatch may pos
sibly recall little story told In this
paper some 81 months 8 a go OF "a rabbit
which, when run down by some dogs at
the home OF Mr.. Moon, In Fluva ma
county. was carried in. the house and
there, sitting upon It's hind legs. was fed
upon a slice %of pie, and later, given 4 a
OF persimmons. 8{sl
4f The sequel or this story Is told By NJ r.
Walter Moon, mall -carrier on Route No.
a. Z The same rabbit. after being enter
tanned In this hospitable home for some
time, was finally released to return Az to
his native wild. One o. the dogs, belong
Ing; to Mr.. Moon 8 fat her, chased after
the rabbit again. and, finding his forts
of no I avail. came back, stood In front
OF his master gazed earnestly Vi In his
sft e. Revenge 3 Is sweet. Either the dog
was trickcd BY the pie-eating ra bbit In
return for his persecutlng or the poor
appointment at not catching the cotton.
tail. But the rabbit might have had
5some manners, and remembered the hos
pitality{ OF the mas ter, 49, 34
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
4 PITTSYLVANIA ROADS.
Supervisors Determine to Put.
4 Machines Out Of Commission.

* s5{ Especial to The Times Dspatch.) s4a.
5S CHATIlA NJ III Feb. 27.--The board of super
vlsors 81 Plttsylyania Saturday voted not to
this year, but ordered that the highways Of
each OF the seven magister!al districts be work;
ed with one pair of mules, one wagon and
necessary tools, one roadn,aster and few
I The road masters are to be paid se5 per
month and give bond in the sum Of $500 The
supervisors were given privilege to select the
roadmasters for their respective districts Two W.
to each district for road work for three
months Work on the roads Is TO begin March
18th, and continued to December LIST 5 u
This plan will DO a saving Of $4,000 over
last year. when all Of the machines were
Tho request Of the Danyille' Electric Rail-
way q Company to extend Its line along the
Greensboro road was consented to by the
The cars not to be operated at q speed ex-
ceeding fifteen miles per hour. g ,
h The county now owns fforty-two mules,
twenty 81 ght ( OF this number were ordered to
be sold at public auction on the Goth Of
Nv, r. Wilson was reelected chairman Of
ths board for this year. M The next meeting
Will be on the 10Th ofaJune. Isl III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
CA7'TL[D||[ d
STRANGE" DISEASE ] ] /:
i MAD DOG BITES CHILDREN ] {, [. 3 /. 4 !
Developments Are Awaited With Y It'll
& Anxiety-Ho Political
Fight.
Z fspecIal q Tie Times. DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times. Dispatch) sgH3
Ssi FREDER1ctssBu re- II, Feb. as.
Dr. ]. e. Fcrneyhough State Ve etc II;
marian Of Blacksburg, arrived here yes
sterdny and went to STU ford county to
inspect the diseased herd of cattle OF Mr. Mr.
n. r 4. Ashby. Three Of these cat tie have ltl'
4 died within singular disease and Il flve
more are now affected. One of&thte' SICK lt,
animals was killed and q portion OF y. me
stomach taken for examination 5& Dr.
sForneyhough will report on the case as
soon as the examination can be maze Aas h,i
Il MAD DOGS RAYAGES. a
"a supposed mad dog In stafford county
Killed tiiI D' and those he had BIT are now
chained up awaiting deye lopImesnt !! e'rea1
T 1Hotx II OF dollars worth q oysters
and other freight ;for$ shipment have ac-5
scumulated at the Whnryes along the = Zap
palannoek river dturing re u .cs ee n1oeH
ready carried away BY the Ice and much ut
up comes. mes This has been q hard season
wa ters clear soon, it d Will be impossible
for them 10 make up for the lost time !;
said he. ne steqmer xas damaged
more b han thousand q ollars by the
Ice on It's recent trip to the Potomac
River, IN an q tempt tt. reach II W. shing-
1 ton. The steamer could not get any
further than Ktnsale,5 West e' m n
$1,000 THREE CANDIDATES. .
81 The contest for: the Dem ocratic !, nom n.
nation for the House of Delegat ties In the
8ad ioinlnR 5c otrlty Of q Louisa promises to
be exciting. Already there are three can Z
8didates In the field: M essrg. 5NV: E.a lbb,
& n. P.9lNValler and n ohm Il j !. S M ay,5 ana
gurospccts for others. l5 s.
@'S Dr. b. Sd. Kidd, a. prominent citizen OF.
Caroline N county, who has been. q Tor
some months. has been adtudged u, insane n
Insane at Williamsburg. 8 Dr. Kidd is q
man OF decided ability and IT IS be-
bileved, under treatment, he will soon be,
IA Mr. va entinc :" Dannehl has completed.
his large machine shops In this city and
z has equipped them with the latest I'M
proved machinery. 4a5 5FSg l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
THE NEWS IN VERSE.
Zero Weather inspires the Poet
&c Greene County. m

5s.s Especial ( 10 The Times. Dlspatch.)
d QuINQ UE, VA. Feb. p Es I,
Inc Oldest n !, GreGns a ai,ye.
Says In his lifelong memory vi i
Cannot make the discovery - "
When a. winter was more lsev
Than stands between THIS ana tl ia y ear
The ice about SIX inches thick.
TO be dislodged must vs.. 2 pi s y
Made BY alternate Takes 81 sho " " .5lfs15
T fya1n drs With sheets freezing rain
AS sordid as a window pal 5s h 4 ss
7A spot OF earti, was hard to find. ~ (; @
The corn mills all 5refused to grind
s,r he bonds ali frozen TO the ground
Our PEG pic could not ge,tac9,rn 2, preao'
Tho birds would come to the barn yard rs,
And for mankind had no regard q. Al
And almost get beneath your feet
some Il he ing weak & and poor and lame
Hunger and. cold had made them ia ne. III
The e Ice i lq 81 ju neH letsi
3trhc coming tlaws we all we'll know S
Will make The rive RS q VERT oW. ], q
When 'l ira trav eilers viii ali but weep.
Much sickness now prevails il Greene 2 g
One case is s Mistress Why loeane. III
Mr.gTo ON Collins is quite till. II, is3
And Tom Jennings OF RuckeryiiIle L, a8
IA colored man AIMED Spencer Fry
Is paralized and apt to die. Il S.ss
Albert southard. who lately died 7, \,
Had crossed his nineties IN y ulletip1e
Alfred n Robcrts..o Of Quin1ue,
Has suffered untold misery. ~
AicDarrow, on this list also. s, : Z. Is
The cause Of which doctors don't Know y
II. %. Il II rlo low Will soon return. s,i5
where he and his four sons can earn
~ competence In Charlottesville;,,
For uses they can an I st ss !, 70, ouilu
Mechanics must hump It and go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
.W|LL.GO AHE|:AD
'N||IHH.J, / \ [ [: N
Looking for Naval and M [' arit1c
sApprop riatio',+1ll
.25a Anyhow.
Will GET Hell N EXT SESSION E! $, Q y
Talk 81 Increased Freight on y
81 Coal Creates Con-
sternation,

g5 (Speclnl to This Times. DlbPhtcli.Isi
\ a NORFOLK VA, Feb 27.--c, BROOKS olti7
Johnston, OF the James Expos'illoo' q 5
Company who returned Y TO Il w
this afternoon, said that he believes belle 3, y
$3.50 900 appropriation by Congress 3 q =, a
naval ana marine exhibit Is ccrtain 70
be made by this Congress. Mr.. oflnstso''l,
VINO lis chairman OF tho Board OF Cover
1ors Of tho Exposition says einpha1Ittaitc al-
~ that no matter what Congress does 90, 81 y
does not do, at this session, the work on
Rtho Exposlt ton, Will y 60 straight uhea; cad
without stop, congressman being SO fny-
orabic 10 tho Exposition that u is cer.
that the necessaIry Msaelaii viii
tx nj the rail- session this year. 2,
ls1 The 357 auxiliary cruiser Prairie saiieu
iron, the navy yard this nfternoo ;, VIII ~
IL detachment OF A60 men trEoln ~
S1pThey will1tako part In the inaugnrail
The Prairie will not proceed direct ~
Washington but will stop at liaIr peoi
~ - : RAISE COAL TRE1GHTs.
5555 Reports from the West Virgin!n,. coal
flelds which have reached NOTION :, 10
the effect that the Norfolk and |, W y es,ean
viii viii +, on April lat, advance the rate Of
5freightE on soft coal a delivered here ana
at Newport News twenty-five cents ;llE I, &, q
ton. have created Consideration IN lne
/, The report says that the railways have \.
not ON cally announced the advance "a &C N
the freight rate from s1.S5 to S1.6o J: per :,
ton, awaiting until the Congress shail
4 adjourn before doing So
Robert Nc Carthy, white man n. c ~,
Indictment for rpbbing q. woman OF w.
was brought to the Norfolk Protestant
Hospital this fternoon and put n under ,ti,
X-rays for the purpose Of locating bull
let which Mccarthy has been CARRYING
In his body for Gig hteen months !, iit ana
5.1s SHIPS OXEN ~ N. !. Y,
has been frozen Six weeks In the Poto-:
aTryea here Sa shs sa Seupa
here for refuge not wishing TO take any
GETTING the ie soa aG y
M Ed Taylor colored, was sentenced for
sixty days sim
q Ing to cut ioff the21ngers Of Rosa Tay-
I lor, with q butcher knl fc. x, 3l5S Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
5CLINTON, NC.
Occupies a New Courthouse rta7t'Ills ana
rs Growing in Enterprise.
Efsneninl5to Tho Til

(SOCClUtA llc
co GLlbM ouse here is finished and IS now
8ls used To- + for the first time, The Superior
Court IS under It's ro9t ,,rn e
a great advance upon Is l%Uuuon nut = ~
new new structure is built ofIthe !. best red &c
pressed brick from -, ~ (,
ma substantial ana W. rood nroporlions
capped BY l,gh-peaked roof. rises i. ,a from
the centre, bearing In Its upper stage me
town 4 clock, recently made 70 .order IN
Connecticut while In the aqW S,s .h s.a e1d
bell with tone much improved pS y IS $.
new hanging. :. " l. III I, B
The new Structure is f aarep r. aoms
odlops and well e rkxeapns ooun
tn records, deeds, wills. etc. Ine sty!e
is a tmodernized Norman, MASSIVE ana
Fdgnihed. Tho plans were draWn .pS bal, bal,
t!mgre arehteets Gom 1ns of RicSmond
Tho work was finished and handed over.
to - J The Commissioners within the time
named In the CONTRACT ..,,,., 9.
Clinton was formerly no, seep Se, n,'Hi ID
county seat and the home 9 "a few Lead
Ing families. Now It is tn king on new
life; population nna b bnsne ea,rt ~ are
niles = n by rail rail from the main ATLANTIC
Coast Line, and has two trains and mails
ench way daily. except on Sunday, when q
Its quiet is 8unbroken by ane souhaa o.
show show general sayi respect Cor Lords Day
ana worshlps. 1t Is n dry town, and
for good order Will compare ff 3 ''
AS AS seat Of one of the largest counties,
with good shipping faciit,iesd :, Is &, the
center OF II large and growing local trade
ana trucking. The famous whortleber,
irles known as Sampson Blues. and
STRAWBERRIES Of the best !, varieties ar are
sent North In great quantities; also lot
3tllce beans, asparagus, corn peppers,
melons The erection e "a a s,9f IS count 'n
nroVement.S Water works., electric lights,
a. new new schoolhouse md graded school,
loom W in the near fv MItn ev phs sr
81 the county, and together With railroad
and tlegraph concessions hourly with
tho outer, world. u,
our hest groceries, and our sick resort
to her hospitals for treatment, (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
FOX Hunting in New Kent.
=, !, rrha ri m 10. Dispatc oh s. 5f

q RoxBURY, VA, Feb. e7..-The local.
sportsmen OF the neighborhood had one
senson# Saturday. 8 The drag was a n deal!
one Tor such sport. Thirty-two hounds
and as many riders followed old Reyn,ard
from o'clock \ to a., Fl (, M'i ~
VII lis me pack led BY Ills net. stbne.
wall. New * ents has some as tlne {, ioS
hounds as can be found IN, the state,
in the State. Foxes are plentiful and
they are hunted every time Of the year
when all are not too busy TO leave 8thelrt
x,arlf .L.. N. Z. n Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
NEGRO MURDERESS
One Killing in Prince William,
Another in Alexandria County.

~ az (SpccIul to The TlMeS' UlSPHtcll.l I-4 Z
ALEXANDRIA,, Van Feb. 21,-Jlm Eddlng-
cbnrred With numbering Jim Lyles, also
eooed reestone Prince Whl n av county
Sunday m n nn W. taI WI Manassas today.
INC shooting occurred In q shanty In a camp
Of railroad Ia borels, ~, TX. i. Z. ~.
~, Eua ,ybich was discharged during scuffle
s tvith IVES. Most OF the load entered the
hIgh oi tbs latter who bled e geath belars
~ te load 81 ruck another named Fostep
alexander the ~, lntstInf 9 ssy,eG y
Wound Edd stated snaI ne slloa1 ~
was ccidsntali but adln'l veg Rat Ae Faaa Ne -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
yOlBEYED THE JUDGE 4
Woman Kisses Her Husband
Vigorously in Court.
I tn Tha Times.plspatch

f5 Especial to The Times, ? spatcr. -.,sf
BOYDTON, VA, Feb. g.-The trial of
one Of the prisoners, John Ragsdale,
Friday, in Meckenburg Circuit Court, af-
forded much amusement to the officers
Of the court, ms well as the large Gro va
in attendance at court
;'' Maggie Ragsdnle had her husband ar.
rested and brought Into court charged
with an assault upon her with intent ~ s t e
3 III evidnce showed that John had no
Intention Of killing Ms better half 9 M
a aonnrt aSidressing the WIFE, told her SO,
and asked her 4 she wished to prosecute t'
the case any fp lrl X ala MT
i,Then,' said the court 1ocularly, ana ld
hInkinsgr fGy mGmsht he w yor
husband and you can kiss and make
friends, Z! =. !, !, {, H.
fore she sprang forward, and, throwing
her arms about Johns neck gave ysa nm p Il, 4
aver The court room, thus obeyng what
She thought was an order Of the court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
q A STRAY POSTUM.
The Twentieth Snow Of the Sea-
son Falls at Scottsville. III
,nccIa ! q, mic Times Dispatch,

spesial q \, Th =, Tinf Ts sPlspateh;) nos
sum Vas z caught hi scottsville to-day
BY a man employed at Beal brothers. e. !:
The auadruped had gone down to |, ta I
a drink from the Icy depths 81 Mink;
hi,ri,aa had him prisoner In q hurry, &
All last week the spring birds sang
field and grove their merry 1el i
To-day the twentieth snow. 9 f, 4 2
T r Ia wind Is lust be Ginning to show what
itacan do lin the way OF 3entlcng men $
pedal extremities downward. Weeks Of
warm rain and wind will be needed Est e
destores the roads II q ate fit for trav avg
Lnfe any kind 4iItA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
TO HARNESS ROANOKE 9!
Bank Of Chase City Establishes itsl1 IS
as Branch al South Hill.

(Specal to Tho Time g DIspatch.
4 CHASE S CITY. !, Eel. n; Parties were
In Clarksyie las week ting io T., me ne
Roanoke : River Just below that town where
a. good sitesls avail s They propose, 10
ACCESSIBLE places with electric lights which
they claim can be done at as little cost as new
paid for other lights and furnish greater slllu
The J. Bank OF Chase city has. testabishtd
a branch OF their Institution at South H IN,
scointy. sSiS MI. 81 Milton \ S. Walter vii have
charge as cashier. He has Just returned from
Colorado much Improved in healt tn after q So
journ in that State Of maj y mont II;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Found Dead in a Ditch.

-617 (Snecinl TO Tho IlnleS-I Jlspntch.l
3@DUNNsWILLE, YA., Feb, ~ &C George
Oliver, whose home WAS near mo, King
and Queen county. was found dead In
a ditch Of water near The q Dragon Lr y Swamp
eepileptic fits and 1t Is supposed while
dressing the ditch he We suddenly taken
with d spell and lost consciousne ss,
Oliver. was about twenty-one years DID,
and llnmurried,i LOO, IL Y ls'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Chesterfield Court.
Z. a., ~ Ss.to Th. Times. Dispatch

~ Especial ITO The Times = pispatG G 9 ~
Alter entering a number OF DEGREES and orders
saturday and passing on the claims presented
against the Commonwealth. Judge watson th y
afternoon adjourned the February term OF INC
Apontmsnts made to-day nsns. e IS s,a G.
Hooker q ne Reaci az Robert
CrtSille. u and ;Eof William Flynn az % special
county policemen for Forest ll : christian
,re,nneran Union petitioncd the Judge for
TO hold the society annual nt pifm9
on the courthouse square on tne .atn " ' '
next which was, OF course, granted -,
s The supervisors viii meet +. regular ses-
sion Monday. 3F5 ~ "a 81 5tt A$A5