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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Sealed Proposals.

WANTED y Y TIE LIGHT
Committee Of the city of Williams
burg, Va, for n complete Acetylene
Lighting Plant. according to plans
and specifications to be seen and had
from the Lighting Committee. All
bidders to accompany their bids with
detail drawings OF their generators.
thclr construction, as we'll as their
method Of installing tho complete
1Outtt; each bidder to accompany his
bid with Il certified check of five hun
dred dollars at the time OF bidding
to show good faith, all unsuccessful
bidders to get their checks back on
the day of opening Of bids; the sue
cessful bidder to got his check hack
after he has his first car Of material
on the ground.
The Light Committee reserves the
, right to reject any or all bids:EaIso
reserves the right to give the contract
to the highest or lowest bidder. Or
any inbetWeen bidder as they may
For further information address ths
Chairman Of the Light COMMITTEES.
Contract to be given out at II O'clock
noon on FEBRUARY 90, 1907. at the
Courthouse. when all bids shall be
opened by said Light COMMITTEES.
j. II. SEYMOUR,
chairman Light Committee, williams
burg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
LECTURE FOR MR.. SALE.
Mr.. Polk Miller Will Give Benefit
Fntert ainn1ent.

Some of the friends Of Mr.. J ohm @.
Sale, Jr., are arranging to give that
worthy old gentleman q testimonial OF
their esteem by having Mr.. Polk Miller
lecture for his benefit Mr.. Sale resides
on East Clay Street, and is in the eighty
third year Of his age. Up to a dozen or
fifteen years ago he was employed as q
dry goods clerk in various establishments.
and many Of the older merchants and
citizens generally will recall with pleas
ure his fidelity to duty and to their
interests.
Advancing years compelled him to seek
a lighter form Of occupation. 3 and he
has since done collecting and other forms
of light work. His advanced age, how
ever, keeps him indoors a good part OF
the time, and for that reason his business
has not been very remunerntive. His
friends, whom he numbers by the hum
dreds, will no doubt make a great sue
cess Of this undertaking, indications al
ready pointing that way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
FACTORY BURNS,
Old Plant Of Virginia-Carolina
Company DESTROYED

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D,,ORHAN1, N. c., February 16-Fjre to-
tally destroyed the old factory Of the
virginia Carolina Chemical Company 1ate q
ms afternoon at II loss of 5000 since
the erection of new building IN Dur
nam, the wooden structure thar was do
s 81, has been used as storage house
me fremen fought the flames Hereby
put 1t was impossible to extinEuish them
me gathering of students as renre.
sehtatives to attend the students con
Nehtion from the different colleges ana
preparatory schools in the State indi.
Gates q very enthusiastic assemblnre
mat attended three sessions at Trini1v
college to-day. The attendance is
inu l,, larger than expected.
Those that addressed the convention
this morning We're: DR.. Edwin Minis
OF trinity College; DR.. II. L. Laflnme
travelling secretary Of the Students;
Volunteer Movement, and Mr.. g ~
Danlel. students secretary for North
ana south Carolina. The afternoon
session also consisted OF addresses. ana
ehe second days session closed WITH a
soclal gathering tonight
Dr. A. L. Phillips, Of Richmond vii,
ADDRESS the convention to. morrn,.
night. n.y. ;"
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Jacobs & Lew.

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offer substitute bills. and were not ready
to-day Morton OF New Hanover. offered
an amendment that "1906' be stricken
out so that the rates would not be based
on the railroad earnings for that year.
Clifford offered an amendment that all
railroads constructed within five years
before or after the passage of the bill
stall be allowed to pay the highest rate
named in the bill. Amendments and bill
then went over to Tuesday night.
The Senate passed u bill to make gen
cral reputaaton' evidence In prosecution
for keeping disreputable houses, sF5
Another bill passed imposes elg fine of
from $40 TO $50 for drunkenness on rail-
road cars or in passenger stations
a bill to allow the Governor to OK
pend as much as $1,000 per year for coun-
sci before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission passed second reading. but OBJ
lection to the third reading forced it to
go over to another day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
MURDER TRIAL. ON.
Many Lawyers Appearhin asCase
at Asheville.

AsHEvILLE, ". c.. February 10
Francis Sumner has been. put on
trial before Judge Cook, in the Su-
perior Court; for the killing of Charles
Powers, at Arden Station, where Pow
ers and Sumner became involved in
quarrel after leaving the train, as
a result Of which Powers was shot
and instantly killed.
a large array of legal talent has
been engaged by both sides p III.
Winston Wins is representing, the State
during the absence of Solicitor Mark
Brown. who is confined to his he'd
with an attack of grip. Appearing
with Mr. Winston for the private prose-
cnt1on are Hon. Lock Craig, j. H. Mar
TN, Judge j. G. Merrimon and Colonel
w, ". Jones. while r. r. Williams.
Charles e. Jones and T. A. Jones are
defending Sumner. Over 200 witnesses
have been subpoenaed, and the trial
may last a week 49,
I, Sumner is charged with murder In
the second degree. the maximum term
OF imprisonment for which Is thirty
years. The feature of the trial so far
mas been the cross examination Of no.
mer Cathey. who was In company With
sumner and Powers when the shooting
occurred, and who Is charged by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
100000 FOR
JAMES RIVER.
Rivers and Harbors Appropriations
Bill Amendment l'avors Ricl- y
n1ond Waterway.
SENATOR DANIEL SECURED IT.
North Carolina Is Well Looked
After, as Is Allsthc
South.
SENATOR DANIEL SECURED III

MAsslflNGTON,y February 1G.ATl,c river
ana h9rbor appropriation bill was report
ca 10 tho Senate to-day by Chairman
RYE OF tho Committee on Appropriations
It carries 500, 72O,472 M increase of ss.5l9,-
19i over the amount appropriated by Tic
il iouse. " this amount the appropriation
Immediately available is SiO.oS0.DOS, and
c eme az aggregate for projects authorized s52-
oae'9oi. Among the important new amend
i i.lq are appropriations for constructing
.hlund waterway from Pamlico Sound
:, 20 beaufort Inlet, N. c., $704. S25; Cane
rear River, North Carolina, 5000, 900; Club
ana Plantations Creeks Canal Georgia
slo, ~; st. Johns River opposite jack
s soii Fla. $37l.5oo West Branoh, Nor
a Ok Va, $4,000; harbor at Mobile, Ala.
increases over tho amounts appropriated
~ the House are as follows:
Iunhes River, Virginia, to 100000: Alta
to 100000. = . N'a''
im,ilportant surveys were authorized as
: olioWs; st. Johns River, Fla, between
. q l,ville and the ocean, with n view
u ootalnlng a 3o-foot channel: Savannah
u alurpor, Ga, with n view to obtaining \
oo-4oot enamel to tho sen 3.tE
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SOUTH BOSTON

~ = ~ BOSTON, VA, February 16.-
=, iiterhry entertainment undor the
uusplces or tho Epworth League was
held at the Methodist Church Thnrs.
day evening, and the subject wa.
iehnyson." The occasion being one
OF great pleasure and interest wa q
Wen attended. The program was as
follows: = !" res 90 DIS
Heading OF paper. Wallace Ballon ).
recitation. Miss Ballon; vocal solo
e alhg Mo TO Sleep" Miss Halle
smith; reading paper, Miss Rertha
Wade: solo. Rocked in the crad Az nc -
the Deep" by Mrs. Charles II, Morris
readlhg or paper, Miss jamie Richard,
son address, by Rev. w. n WillIo,,,.s
hel1slous Character of Tennvson,s
i.ut paper reading by Mr.. a. -,
ullDeft, president of tho league. solo
b ~ Mss Ailce Bleecker, accompaniment
ne'ns played by Miss FLORENCE Blenci.
err. ~ "'poiN-
Mrs, j, w. Elliott, OF this n,nco 4.
NE guest Of Mrs, II. Edgar Harvey
at the Mecklenburg Chase CITY, mis-
week. StS' tnis
Mr.. w. Il, Richardson, who h,.
p pee. IN Richmond several days con
.nt,,'.. an eye specialist, is reported
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Robert H. Powell ~ 1,o,,,,.
SOUTHAMPTON county, is VISITING her
mother, Mrs j. W, Anderson.
mis-. MISS Mayme Ingram has returned
from Danville. where she Went 10 10
consult an eye specialist.
10 w. c,, :. Jackson Davis. OF this place,
- 49, u,.onperallhs at the Mecklenburg.
Mrs. Robert H. Edmondson has ro-
turned from a trip to New York
Mrs j. Douglass Moose il nn,to
SICK nI,. WIN typhoid foyer at GLASGOW.
MISS Margaret Crawford, who re-
slues near Richmond. is visiting.
MIS-. u, W. Lawson went TO Rich
m mono, this week to be treated for /.
'A rfas trouble by specialist
sicI, Is mury II, Jefress, who Is quite
slowly. Np'S
Miss Neya Mclaughlin, or Lynch.
y r"F G;aa Is visiting her sister. Mrs. G.
Mrs, s, g, Morton ST.. OF This place
- quite iii at her home on nnne,
Main Street ~ upper
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"H1LL TOP" BURNS. !
Beautiful Country Home Near
Charlottesville DESTROYED

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HARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Fobruory
l6.-"Hill Top" the beautiful co,,,, 1r
nome OF Barnes Compton, Marylana
CAPITALIST situated four miles north ~
.He University of Virginia, was totallv
a ,,asr by fire about daybreak this
I hn,r 80 -. After strenuous work. about
how the fire originated, Jlt il NOT
k SHOWN as the family was absent In
Aelantlc City, and no one occupied the
dwelilns. Flames were first seen com
noe. 'hrough the roof Total loss s15,-
mo dwelling. handsome stone
structure SUI was splendidly situated in an
OAK grove, overlooking an estate or
loS acres IN high state Of cultivation
M ana p T,as,, erected few years ago by
lork broker. Mr.. Compton purchased
INC property about two years ago and
recently offered 1t for sale tor so5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
SPRINGS SENSATION.
Says Railway Has More Influence
With Commission Than Peonle.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
RALEIGH, N. c., February 16-DeciN-
Z edly the feature of the day in the Cen
8 eral Assembly was the passage by the
House of Representatives. of the I,alch-
L lnghouse resolution, calling on the Cor
poratlon Commission for a statement of
1.-The terms and reasons for the withdrawal
OF the suits for $4,000 against the South
ernN Railway Company for breaking the
Selma connection prior to putting on the
present new train from Greensboro 10
aGodsboro for this connection The sen,
gsation centred in the fiery speech of Mr.
Laushinghousc. who declared that the
commission had not even required thu
Southern TO pay the expense Of counsel
Tor the State in insttuting the suit. and
At was question whether the State or
the southern should lose this money.
Continuing. he said: THE thing
SHOWS that Colonel Andrews and Henry
Miller have more influence with the
commission than-+the people of Nortl,
carolina, and1tfatz they do exactly as
they wish. II the commission is IN
De the representatives of the railroads.
and not the people then. in God III
heavens name, let them be shifted to
the payroll of the railroads"
Inc resolution passed without further
i disrusslon by a vote of AZ to II.
Another important feature in the
4 Rouse was the setting of the consid
GRAFTON of the Manning railroad pas
senger rate bill for the final reading as
special order Tuesday night at
o'clock l5g
Representative Duvd announced that
: hciand Representative Beckett desired to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
NEW COUNTY BY
Nd MEANS CERTAIN
----..-7--.---.-----.----- s
MHny Arc Opposed to Further
Agitation Of Proposition at
This Time.
NAME A LEE MAY BE DROPPED
THAT OF Mclver II Talked OF as
Substitute New Business
Enterprises.
NAME LEE MAY BE DROPPED

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@ III Especial to Tho Times Dspn .ch.
RALEIGH, IN. c.. February To-
There is much talk here to- day of the
new bill whlcl,lit is expected. will be
INTRODUCED very soon ear the new Leo
county. 1t Is said that the name Lee
county may be dropped and "McIvcr''
coHnty adopted. Tho territory to DO
embraced may he changed somewhat,
md there may be clause providing
for b vote Of the people in the territory
affected.
Many contend that 1t will bc a mis-
take to agitate the matter further this
session: that bad faith will be charged.
and there Is danger OF the advocates
OF the new county importing their
chances for years to come.
Phe Raleigh Aldermen have decided to.
incllldc in charter amendments 10 be Sc
cured at this session of the Legislature
provisions for the extension of the city
limits one-quarter OF mile on the north,
east and west. This is not at all salts.
fnctory TO the Chamber Of Commerce..
which wants the extension TO be equal
on all sides and extend one mile from
the Capitol Square each way. The AL
dremen have agreed, too. to ask for a
police commission, to provide 500 ycal,
pay. for Aldermen. and increase the sal
aryj.of the police Justice from 5000 to
si.soo.
The Jones Grocery Company, of High
Point. was chartered this morning by
the Secretary of State, with s125,ooo cap
ita authorized. The incorporators are
r. r. Jones, d. N. Williams, Bascom
Watkins and Others
Another charter is to the Broadway
Store Company, of Broadway Moore I
county. The capital is $4,000 by w. j.
Medlin and others, TO do general mer-
camille business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
TRAVELLING LIBRARIES
Assistant Berkeley Busy Sending
Them Out.

!, assistant Librarian Berkeley, WHO
~. ~ charge of the ,ravclins Libraries
.hat are going out to all parts =,
the state to schools and to citizens
mas been busy for the past ten dnvs
arranging libraries of fifty books each
ana sending them out on their mis-
slons of good. ~
me following have been sent out
WITHIN the past week or ten days:
Woodville. Rappahannock county
(citizens); Morrisville, Fauquier coun !.
ty (cttizens): Marion, Smythe county
(schooD; Basic City (school) Mt. Clin-
ton. Rockingham county (schooD: ;
Louisa (schooD: Madison Mills, Madl-
son county (schooD: St Elmo, Alex
andria county (schooD Hornaca, Rus
sell county (citizens).
a number of applications on the
list for both school and citizens, IL
braries will be attended to as rapidly
as possible.
Notwithstanding the library troubles
the work in Mr.. Berkeley's department
goes bravely on, and there has been
no Interruption. (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
PASSED WORTHLESS DRAFT;
KILLED WIFE AND SELF

TAMPA, FLA, February 16.-Georre
NJ Morton and wife, registering fror,
New York, were found dead in their
An empty bottle labeled "Chloral" was
found in the room. a note was also
found saying that they had killed
the N solves by mutual consent, and tina
ne! ther was respon sible for the death
The note asked that A. j. Bnrkiie,
q Saybrooke Place, Newark, N. T., be-
informed. The pair had been here
several days. Morton Deposited a draft
FOR $1,000 with the hotel Office several
days ago and obtained a small advance.
me draft was returned yesterday, and
Morton was arrested. He was after
wards placed In the custody of his wife
for the night
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defense with aiding and nbetting Pow
ers in an assault upon Summer. Lr.
Cathey and a negro named Jack Dry-
son We're the only actual eyewitncsscs
or the shooting Cathey testified that
~. us only interest in the quarrel was
that of a peacemaker, and stated that
When Sumner drew his pistol, he Gath
ey) stepped between the two men.
and was slightly shot in the hand, and
~ ms 5, IlcSh burned by, powder when the
me colored man Bryson testified
mat he had seen Powers with q shot
gun few minutes before he was shot.
was killed. -. /" go go ti9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Quarles-Clarke.

Mr.. James Edgar Quarles. Jr., and
Miss Martha cambridge Clarke, both
Of this city, were married on Tuesday,
February 18th, in Washington, D. c.,
by Rev. DR.. Stafford The core mony
was witnessed by friends Of both par
ties, among them Miss Minnie Clarke,
sister Of the bride, who is n resident
of Washington.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mrs. Jose
phine r. Clarke, and the groom is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Quarles, Of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Quarles on
their return will reside at No. 1903
South Fourth Street, this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
"CONTEMPTIBLE LIAR"
The Real Word Passed and Re-
Passed in Oklahoma gLegis1a+,,re /.

). GUTHRIE, OKLA. February 1G.--Tha
nc was passed to-day ,betWpen iDclegatcs
baker and Haskell, calshig u personal
encounter between the two members on
the moor of the Constitutional Convcn-
ton, In the debate over the adoption
or tho railroad report, Delegate Baker
accused Delegate HASKELL OF being
railroad representative.
You're contemplate liar!" shouted
,You arc a liar, tooH' rctorted Baker
- Haskell hurled q heavy paperweight ut
Baker, who lodged 1t. and replied with
an inkstand. IttfIJ5 IA iifF'
instantly there was an ,upronr on the
iloor and IN tho galleries., and it was
his assistants to Interfere in order ia
restore order. ,iI
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MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.
Prospects for Baseball at Cluster
Springs Excellent
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lspecial to Tho Times Dlspa tch.1
CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA, February 49,
Work on the academy baseball nine
has begun In earnest Twenty-Five ap-
picants have presented themselves to
Coach Kuykendall and are doing heavy
batting practice every afternoon.
The manager has an extensive schedule
arranged, calling for games with Hamp-
den-sidney College, Virginia Christian
College. Hoge Academy, Woodberry For
rest, Lynchburg High School, Randolph
Macon Academy. Bellevue High School
and Trinity Park School, Durham, N. G.
With six OF last years strong nino
among the present applicants tho pros
poets for successful team are excel
lent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
TO Play With Lynchburg.

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, Va, February 16.-
Manager Grim of tho local baseball
team, has been offered the release of
Anthony, an outhelder Of last years
Richmond and Portsmouth, and Fisch-
man. short-nelder OF tho same team,
and tho probabilities are that both OF
these players Will be given q trial
wlth5the locals, Anthony is u Rich
mond boy and Is hard hitter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
DIR. FEST GUILTY.
Man Who Killed Mrs. Mangru1n

Wound Gully n First Degree.
:, NASHVILLE, TENN. February H.
III ~, -, Herman Ireist. charged with1the
day found guilty nj murder in tho first
a deet The verdict carries with 1t tho
!, Mrs, Mnngrum, who had been under
cssmper 70. 1905, and her body was found
IN me ONO River Mt Cairo. ILL.,. on jan
, nary ~ 1906 A fow days before the
disappearance OF Mrs, Mangrlm she drew
sLiVv rom u bank and announced that
SIC was going 10 Chicago. The evidence
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His Mind Gives Way.
T Snecinl IN Tha Tfmaa-nisnoto}, /

BRISTOL, VA. February 16,--J. H..
Winston, former Mayor of Bristol! and
prominent as an attorney, was to-day
committed to the State Asylum at Mar
ion. Ma, having become demented, fol-
lowing a stroke Of paralysis. His wife
and Children nre In Oklahoma, In which
Stateahe recently practiced law.
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Brinkley-Land.

Z CI1ARI1MONT, VA February To-
There was a quiet wedding vt Surry
Courthouse last Wednesday night, when
Miss Annie Land became the wife of Mr..
a. Brnkley, OF Norfolk. Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev. Reames Of the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and tho bri-s
dal party, left on the o clock Tim for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
SAILBOAT RUNS
INTO LOG AND SINKS
LspecIal to rha rlmea.plsnatc

Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch.
CLAREMONT, VA, February 16.-
The Walter Pegram. tho sailboat owned
by G. w. Warren. of Surry, Va, ran
into log last Tuesday night and sunk
In Lion's Creek The crew got OF
safely and, by the help OF several, tho
next day they managed to save most
OF her freight. i has been raised and
sent away for repairs
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Smallpox Increasing,

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CLAREMONT, VA, February TO-
Ta< smallpox Is still increasing around
MELVILLE. Mrs Henry Bishop Is now III
with 1t, sho making the seventh case In
the last ten days to be reported, and It
continues to spread.
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Annsenents.
GO OUT no HEAR

GO OUT TO HEAR
Col, George NJ. Edgars Lecture on stone-
wall jackson, Monday Might, February lsth,
a. !. Nj, IN y. NJ. g. A, Hall. Highly
commended BY the press OF six States as
instructive, eloquent and Inspiring. Tickets
soid at y M, g. a. office. at Branch r.
aljrns cigar store and Polk Miller Chill
drey DRUG Store. corner First ana Broad.
Admission. 80 csntx sssesss3 m !
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cir papers by February 2sth. The
:. March Sd.
establishment OF the London Com
pnny?
II. What prominent Englishman came
to the Virginia colony In the year
1912?
IL. What enactment had been made
by the Virg Mia Assembly In 1881
regarding an established church?
10. What enactment in March OF 164a
followed upon the visit OF Congre-
gational ministers from Boston?
~. What OF the massacre Of 1914?
10. What OF Governor Wlnthrop's
suggestion In regard to 1t?
16. What course did Governor Berke-
ley pursue against the Indians In
1916 and 1916?
II. When did Civil War begin In Eng
land and from what cause?
IS. What marked its close in January
Of 1919?
10. What was the immediate result
so far as Virginia was concerned?
20. Tor what purpose was Colonel
Norwood sent from Virginia to
Holland by Berkeley in 1860?
"A. M. TYLER.
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->'1>21SeAA va ~ d9ut
!. (a) Who was George Percy2 ~
What period OF Virginia hlstory
was covered by his discourse OF
the Plantations OF tho Southern
Colony in Virginia by the Eng
lish?" (c) What does his "Dls.
course contain?
2. What was the character OF Gov
crnor Harvey and how was he re-
garded in Virginia.
9, What excited the yirglnians early
in 1886?
4. What transpired at the meeting
OF the Council on April 27, 1896?
5. What did the Assembly. meeting
on May 18th. do?
6. What was the final outcome OF
the struggle between the Virginia
Assembly and the Crown
z. Who succeeded Harvey as Gov
crnor and when?
8. BY whom was he superseded and
when?
9. What were Bcrkeley's instructions?
10. What did the King do when the
colonists protested against the re-
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q "a D a. ~ -EN = "a.
Bear. ths 11he Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature :: ls1z2zzzzzY
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP IIIIRETO FORIl
existing between the undersigned.
doing business under the firm name
OF Eubank & 1rriar Company, Is here
by dissolved by mutual consent.
lII}N EST EIJEANK,
1ILIIOT II. 5DIJESBERRY,
JAMES II. lcLJBANS.
Referring to above, will state that
we, the undersigned. hereby assume
all the debts OF the old firm and re-
specially ask that nll creditors Of
same call and settle with the firm
OF iEubank & Gaines Company.Jns the
legal successors Of Eubank, Iriar g.
ERNDsT JlUEANIS.
8iIS4 Il klIIARRY M. GAINES,
H JAMES Fl. EUBANK.
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Mrs. Ida Belle Brown.

49,, bpeClaI TO The TlmeB- Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. February 16.-
Mrs. Ida Belle Brown. wife Of Joseph
7. Brown, well-known Winchester mer-
chant, died to-day, after n brief Illness.
aged forty-seven years. Surviving her
are her husband. one son and one daugh-
ter n fI e'
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DR.. Gusts Burwell.

ESPECIAL to Tho Times -Dispatch.]
SALEM. VA. February 16.--Dr. Curtis
BurWcll; a prominent young physician Of
ms pace, died last night OF pneumonia.
years Of ago. and is survived by several
sisters and brothers.