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NO IMMUNITY
FOR ORCHARD
SAYS B0RAH.
tBy Associated Press.

[By Associated Press
BOISE, July 25The of the of against
liam Haywood will with the Judge jury by
night.
Clarence after speaking for eleven hours concluded
his final plea for Haywoods life at 420 and O'Clock
this
prosecution He will speak for three sessions
hours Judge Wood will charge the
day morning
Senator Borah turned for defense with
nuncaon times brought forth protest
and Darrow but he senced effort break his
words The climax reached when behalf the
Idaho its people its and himself he discamed
tenton desire give immunity to Orchard Finally he
"If should join in immunity
hope the great God wher right
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BASEBALL SCORES.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The
following are the baseball scores for
todays games: Oakland s, San
Francisco 5; Los Angeles 8, Portland
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NEBRASKA RATE REDUCTION

NEBRASKA RATE REDUCTION.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 25.-All of
the express companies operating in
the state of Nebraska have notified
the state railway commission of their
willingness to reduce their rates Is
per cent.
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THE METAL MARKET.

= NEW YORK, July U.s. I
. Lead dull, $5.15@$5.25; cop
= per dull, s21@$23; silver,
= 6SA; Mexican, 53h.
a a a a A a a a a A n A a a A A 4
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SENSATION IS
SPRUNG IN THE
GLASS TRIAL
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tBy Associated Press. ]

SAN FRANCISCO July 25,-The Louis Glass bribery case
should jury by afternoon FRANCIS
Heney people and Theodore Coogan for the deehe "
day made opening arguments Tomorrow morning u NJ pe
viii begin Heney Will close con-
Guiding at 10 o'clock 1t is expected that Judge La"or WI"
once deliver jury Popular prophesy Is ddeu
between No one anects 10 forecast
acquital.
The chief sensation the trial came this morning wheh tue
prosecution closed its and Demas remarked 90 nave we
rhs complete surprise all and created snh SUI IN
me court bafs kept busy crying ouer
also offered submit without argument put heneS
would agree afternoon session made the opehhs
argument prosecution had not made out
case and the defense concluded not 10 put "
Witnesses
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Paul D. Robert arrived yesterday
from San Francisco and is stopping
at the Merchants.
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HARTMAN COMING WEST.
NEW YORK, July Hartman
said today that he will soon make a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

Julia wacfIstnann. Miss Rachel. Kinsey.
Miss Mary Kinsey, Miss Jean Green
way Trigg, Miss Leslie Stevens. Miss
Margaret thinner. Miss Lee Booth, Miss
Mary Gee, and Miss Allie Waite-ali OF
Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. NJ. Mar
tin, DR.. and Mrs. 4. A. Martin Mr.. and
Mrs. William Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith AGREE: Messrs. K. a. Martin, Jr.,
]. Dunn Martin. f. y. Spotswood, Thos.
Holden, George Whitmore, j. T. Cuth-
bert. Herbert Young, Plummer Bunting.
d. Fl. WILCOX, Howell Cooper, Charles
~. RomHine, c. Fisher Collier. S. NJ
Green. Jr., Bartlett Roper Jr. Graham
Martin. Robert Jackson. Roane Rufiin.
Robert Gillian. Jr.. r. B. j. Whitmore,
r. Boiling Wilcox. Jr.. Dr. NJ. &. Field,
James Jarratt. Holmes Boisseau. Hill
Beasley, Carl A. Davis. Nat NJ. Martin.
Joe Smith. Stanley Beckwith. Martin
Cooper, Sidney GILL; Harvey Gill. John
S. Jones. Colin D. Sipotswood. Robert
Pritchard. Carter Myers William Worth,
Herbert Pritchard. Otto Schwerck,
James Schwenck, w. L. thinner. Jr., w.
p. Arlington. Benjamin Harrison,
Meade Stockdell Don Bishop, p. c.
Hobbs. John Stevens. DIR. Wallace Gill,
George w. Harrison. Val Parham,
Samuel j. Hurt. S. p. Arlington. George
w. Cooper. c. G. Alley, Herbert V,
Rogers, W. Fl. Camp. Jr., and j. +. W.
Rufin, of Petersburg; Brannock Carl
| ton, j. Bernard Hobbs, and Edgar Boil
ing. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Kent gave beau
tiful card party at their home on Mar
shall Street, Friday evening, in honor
of the Misses Kennon, of Powhatan.
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WAVERLY SOCIAL
Special to The Times Dispatch ]

lSpeCial to me times Dispatch,l
WAVERLY. February mir. P. II.
Lamb. of Belsches. Va. was in town
the past week.
Miss Annie Broaddus. of Bowling
Green. Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Katherine Burt. on Main Street.
Mr.. Harry Norris has accepted posi-
ton In Newport News, and left few
days ago for his new home
Miss Goldie Holland, of Holland. Va,
spent few days with her sister. Miss
Mamie Holland, on Copperhonk Avenue
the latter part of the week.
The Disputanta Hunt Club was organized
at Disputanta several days ago. j. o. Fai-
son, president; A. n. Cocks, vice-presidenti
Thomas Temple. secretary and treas
urer; G.. N Gwaltney, master of hounds
and r. r. Hawthorne, assistant. This
club will entertain the Riverside Hunt
Club, of Petersburg, In a few days, and
will arrange for field trial of hounds
of each club. Ladies Will be admitted
as members later.
Miss Ethel Daniel. who visited hel
parents in Waverly last week, has nov
returned to the Woman's College, Rich
mond.
Mrs. John Newberry, OF Norfolk. Va.
visited friends in Waverly the pas
week.
Miss Ruth spratley. who spent sew
eral days with her people here thi!
week, returned to Richmond Monday.
Mr.. Pat O'Gary has been confined t.
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WILLIAM SOCIAL
Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.l

=
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February a.
One of the most delightful social oc-
casions OF the week was tho euchre
party given by Mrs. G. II. Spencer and
Mrs. Phillip Southall, at the home Of
tho latter, Monday evening. Those en-
gtertained were DR.. and Mrs ]. M. Hen
derson. DR.. and Mrs. Il. S. Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. N. T.. Henley. Mr.. and Mrs.
n O'Keefe, Mrs. II. N. Phillips. DR.. and
Mrs. SouthaIl. Mr.. and Mrs. III. @. Spen.
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Murphy. Mrs. j.
N. Hubbard, Misses Ida Faulkner,
Elizabeth Meade. and Martha Spencer.
The first prize vas won by Miss Ida
Faulkner; Mr.. F. o'Keefe won the con-
ISOLATION prize.
Mrs II. H. Geddy entertained a few
friends informally Tuesday evening In
honor OF Mrs. Irvine, of Hampton. and
Mrs. Hall, Of Newport News, Va.
Those present We're Mrs. N. l.. Henley,
Mrs. Andrew Barnes. Mrs, II. N. Phil
lips, Mrs. T.. OKeefe, Mrs Hall, and
Mrs, Irvine and Messrs, r. b. Dade
and c. g. Hankins'
Mrs. N. IT, Hall and daughter, NJ
Newport News, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. N. Phillips.
Mrs Irvine, of Hampton. is a. guest
at the home OF Mr., A. J, Barnes.
Miss Machie Young, of Hampton, and
Miss Bessie Lamb, OF Richmond. are
visiting Miss Agnes Morecock.
Miss Hloyd Alvey. OF No. Sl3 Mess
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Cary, are In town visiting relatives.
He was for a number of years resi-
dent of this place. but is now pro-
prictor of the "Jeftress Inn" favorite
summer resort near Asheville. N. G.
Ex-senator w. p. Barksdale, of Hall
fax, who Is in Tucson. Arizona, for his
health. reports that he has improved
wonderfully, and intends to return
home early in the spring.
Miss Louise Owen. of South Boston,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Halle Gas
ley) st. Clair, in New York City.
Mrs. NJ Moore. proprietress OF Hotel
Vernon, at this place, has decided to
retire from business here at once. and
move to Danville to open the Colonist
Hotel on Main Street. Miss Mile Cobb
will also be connected with this new
hotel. The Vernon property has been
subrented to j. j. Mathews, who will
continue to run on the same plan as
before.
Miss Rosa Glass. of Halifax, is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. l. c. Mcdowell. al
| this place.
Mrs Inez Grby) Knott, of Columbia
S. c.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. San
| Dunn.
Mr.. l. C. Ins left this week for
Baltimore to spend some time.
There are quito n large number of
cases of grip" reported in town. The
young as well as the old seem to be
within its grasp
Miss Rose Watkins, of this place, Is
visiting friends in Lexington, Va.
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their .ce-houses. Very few peopl.

their .ce-houses. Very few peopl.
have harvested any Ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. OF New Jer-
sey, who have been spending some
weeks at the "Ridgeway House." haze
gone to Richmond. where they Will re-
main some time.
Mrs. John d. Elms. who was at the
Memorial Hospital for treatment for
several weeks is at home, much Inn
proved.
Miss Carrie b. Taiiafcrro, at one
time schoolgirl in West Point, was
married last week In the home OF Mr.
j. w. Allen. of Birmingham. Ala. 10
Mr.. George Pruett. OF Georgia. Rev
Alfred Dickinson officiating. Mi IS
Taliaferro Is a daughter OF the tate
DR.. William Taliaferro OF Tnppahan-
mock. Essex county. Va.
Mr.. James VI. Saunders, of Newpor.
News. Is visiting his mother. Mrs. AZ
gle Farinholt, at Plum Point.
Miss Mae Owens. who has been quI.,
but for the weather could be out.
The fox hunting to have come off in
the carly part of this week with tho
visiting packs" from Chesterfield and
Norfolk, had to be Indefinitely post
poned on account OF the snow.
Mrs Charles Cabe and little daue!i-
ter. Esther. returned this morning from
a short trip to Baltimore
Mrs Isaac Pierce, of Tazewell coun-
ty. will leave on Tuesday. after pleas
ant visit to her sister. Mrs. a. F. Har-
grave.
Miss Kitty Livingstone. OF Baltimore.
is the guest OF Mrs A. Julian Bagby In
her home on d Street.
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sTAUNTON SOCIAL
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.>
STAUNTON, VA, February 2.-The
Married Ladies' Whist Club was delight
fully entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. f. Lacy Gibson. The guests were
received by little Isabel Ker and Master
Lacy Gibson. The talleys We're dainty
little hats, to which was attached a play
ing card on which the score was kept
After the game refreshments were served.
Those present were Messrs. Conway
Whttle H A. Walker, II. D. Peck. r.
S. Turk. J.. Martin Perry. A. FL Miller,
Fitzhugh Elder, II. II. Henkel Carter.
Fl. Harrison, George F. Wilson. r. 4.
Webb, w. r. Tyree. n. H. Wayt. t. NJ.
Parkins, ]. II. Woodward, Edward
Echols. Dennis Miller, Gipin Wilson, G.
A. Sprinkle, Thomas Hogshead, w. b..
Timberlake, H +. Norris, Fl. j. Taylor,
Heber Ker. 8. D. Timberlake, S. G. Hen
KEEL w. c. Marshall. McHenry Holiday,
Nettie Foster. Emma Hoge Eliza Shep-
herd, Gussie Bumgardner. Emma Auiin-
son, and Lena Bell.
Miss Margaret Lynn Cochran delight
fully entertained her many friends Thurs
day afternoon with a game of bridge
whist. There were large number Of
guests present. among them being Messrs.
j. A. Alexander. L. w. III. Peyton. w.
NJ. Hilcary, n. ]. Robinson, and Misses
Mary Berkeley, Amy Catlett, Lizzie Cat
i lett, Corlne Valz. Rosalie Whittle. Car
RE Condor. Leila Hobson, Elizabeth
Jones, virginia May, Louise Allen. Kate
Hoge. FLORENCE Tyree, Lillian Todd. Nan
ME Shackleford, Mamie Grasty. Halle
Henkel, May Ransom. Bessie Baker and
Mabel Iittig.
Misses Amy and Elizabeth Catlett,
daughters of Mrs. r. II. Catlett. enter
tanned on Thursday. in honor of their
guest, Miss Mamie Shackleford. of
Orange, Va. Dancing was the principal
feature of the evening. During the IN
Permission supper was served In courses.
with refreshments consisting of leo cream
and cake.
Miss Mamie Margaret Lincoln. of
stanton, and Mr.. James w. Merrick, OF
Charleston, w. Va, were married We'd
nesday evening at the home Of the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Lincoln.
/ The ceremony was performed by Rev.
| DR.. w. n. Scott, of the Second Presby-
terrain Church. They will make their
homo in Charleston.
Mrs. DR.. r. T. F>auntleroy arrived from
Washington Thursday evening, after a
I visit of some length.
I MI McHenry Holiday has returned
from Baltimore
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, who has been
I visiting her sister. Mrs. A e. Robertson,
has returned to Richmond
Miss Julia O'Mara, very competent
/, stenographer OF this city, went to Fsell-
/ mond Thursday to accept a position
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FORK UNION
rsneclal to The rimes.pisra tch. ]

Especial to me Ilmes-Dl5
FORK UNION. VA, February 2.--Miss
Clara Jones, OF Huntsville, A.a., is visit
ing Miss Carrie B. Snead.
Miss Helen X. Spain. head of the
vocal department Of the Academy, is
organizing n chorus class.
majority OF the farmers OF the To-
cality have taken advantage of tho
recent Ice spell and filed their Ice
houses.
Mr. Bennie Thomas, of Richmond. II
now visiting his mother here.
Miss Carrie Winder Snead. of WhitA
Rock. with her father and mother. DR.
and Mrs. G. II. Snead. have moved to
their home here for the rest Of the
winter.
The fair goods OF the academy will
have their midwinter concert at an
early date. This event is always large@5
~ attended.
The Fluvanna County Bank here will
BIO in operation by the 18th OF the
month,
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FREDERlCK's HALL SOCIAL
Especial to The Times-plspatch.,

Especial to me 11neS- DlSpatCh,p
FREDERICkS HALL. VA, February
1.-THE winter king" still holds tight
grip on old Louisa. After heavy rain
last night most OF the snow has disap-
peared, but a heavy sleet Is in evidence.
Trees. telegraph and telephone wires are
burdened with glittering ice. The crasl,
of falling limbs in the forest is often
heard. Telephone and telegraph service
is much interrupted on this account.
Farming work is much retarded on ac-
count of the recent harsh weather, and
Is almost at dead standstil. as little
or nothing on farms can be done except
feed the stock and try to keep warm.
Almost all of the ice-houses are well
filled with nice and pure ice. Recent
snow has much improved the wheat and
grass prospect in this section.
The stave plant being erected here by
Messrs. Wood 6; Co.. of Charlottesville,
Va. is steadily going up, but the work
has been much delayed on account of
the recent severe cold weather.
Measles Is following In the wake Of
the recent smallpox scare at this place
Mr. ]. II. Crank has returned home
from business trip in Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas C. Garrett. after several
days sojourn in Richmond is again at
home.
Mr.. E. II. Poindexter has returned
home after a business trip to Richmond.
Mr.. Samuel Cammack, Of Washington,
D. c., after spending some days with his
sister. Mrs. John II. Crank. has re-
turned to the capital city OF the nation,
where he conducts a large furniture
business
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PETERSBURG SOCIAL
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PETERSBURG, VA. February -
entertainments OF the social season was
given at the Riverside Country CLUB
Wednesday night by Miss Mamie Nell
waine Martin and Miss Isabella Martin.
In honor OF Miss Lucille Alvey, Miss
Edith Watkins. and Miss Elsie Young.
Of Richmond The clubhouse was taste
fully decorated and gay with many
lights, and dancing was the principal
amusement of the evening.
Among the many guests were Misses
Mary Low Tucker. OF Danville, Va:
Miss Fleet. OF Lynchburg, Va: Miss
Luie billiard. of Rocky Mount. Va: Miss
Davis. OF New York: Miss Helen Eichle-
berger. of Chester, Pa: Miss Mary
Beasley. Miss Bena Johnston, Miss
Josephine McIlwaine, Miss Lula Nell
waine. Miss Ann G. McIlwaine, Miss
Lucy Friend. Miss Nan Jones, Miss Lucy
schwenck. Miss Nina Whitmore, Miss
Ophelia Persival. Miss Jessie Anderson.
Miss Martha Grigg. Miss Nellie Green.
Miss Mary Meade Bernard, Miss Mar
garet Gill. Miss Annie B. Gill. Miss
Mary Booth, Miss Louise Jones. Miss
Mamie Cooper, Miss Josephine Steele,
Miss Mary B. Martin, Miss Isabella l..
Martin. Miss Conway Nichols, Miss
Maggie Pegram, Miss Bessie Pegram.
Miss Nellie Vaughan. Miss Virgie Slater,
Miss GriZelle Mullen. Miss Elma Tenn
pie, Miss Louise Banks, Miss Katharine
Spotswood, Miss Matte Spotswood. Miss
Nellie Hamilton, Miss Maggie Bland.
Miss Helen Patteson Venable, Miss
Julia Budd. Miss Mary T. Patteson, Miss
Beatrice Pinckney Jones. Miss Alverda
Egerten. Miss Helen Harrison. Miss
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SOUTH BOSTON
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SOUTH BOSTON. VA, February a.
Miss Imogen Watkins. who has been
on n pleasant visit to Mrs. w. d. Over
by In Danville, has returned.
Miss Louise Thompson, OF this place,
is visiting friends in Milton. N. c., and
other places.
Mr.. Richard T. Carter and mother,
Mrs. W. r.. Carter. of Danville. are
visiting relatives In town this week,
Miss jamie Richardson has returned
from visit to friends and relatives
In Prince Edward.
Mr.. VIII Traver, of Clarksburg, w
Va. visited his father, Mr., James tray
er, here this Week.
Mrs. Mary II, Jeftress, widow OF
Captain u. B. Jetfress. Is quite
iii with the grip at her home. Forest
Oaks" near this place. She is nearly
eighty-three years of age and her many
friends and relatives are quite anxious
about her recovery,
Mr.. Charles j, Jeffress and little SON.
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MoNTvALE SOCIAL
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?:oNTvALE, February 2.-Note-
worthy among the recent visitors at
Montvale are Rev. a. S. RACIAL. OF
shawsville. Mr. Price connor. of Union
Point, KY; Captain and Mrs w. w.
Hanson, OF Max Meadow.
Miss Grace Hazlewood, Mrs. A g.
Williams, Mrs. II. G. Henderson. and
Mrs. James Buford. spent Tuesday ~
Roanoke.
Mr.. Burnett Garrett. who was mar
rIed in Halifax a few days ago, has
returned to his suburban home. brings
ing his bride with him.
A dwelling house, the property OF
MI. Robert Thomas. situated two miles
east of Montvale. directly on the linz
of the Norfolk and Western Railway
was destroyed by fire last night. Tho
family occupying it saved nothing.
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his room for several days on accoun1
of sickness and continues quite I'LL
Mr.. p. NJ. Kilmartin visited friends
in Petersburg few days ago.
Miss Soulie Burt is visiting Miss
Bessie Ryland. West Grace Street,
Richmond
Rev, w. F. Dunaway has accepted q
call to the Wakefield Baptist Church,
but this will not conflict with his en-
gagements as pastor of the Waverly
Baptist Church.
Miss Mabel Saunders, of Gray, Va, IL
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j.. Gray West Main Street
Miss Estelle Fitchett. who has been
detained home in Waverly on account
of sickness, has recovered and re-
turned to resume her studies at the
Womau's College in Richmond.
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Grace Street. Richmond Is a guest at
the home OF Miss harriet Hanklps.
Miss Marguerite Patterson, pf Spring
lake, n. j., has been spending the week
at the home OF Mr.. A. ]. Barnes.
Miss Mamie Lewis. OF Richmond
spent the early part of the week with
Misses Edna and Beulah Brook.
Miss Ann Marshall, of West virginia
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ Mercer.
Miss Mamie Parker. OF, Washington,
D. c., is visiting at the home OF Judge
d. Gardiner Tyler
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Crosses of Honor.

Confederate veterans are urged by
the West Point Chapter of the Daug'l-
tiers of the Confederacy TO make ap-
plications by may LIST If they wish
TO obtain crosses of honor. All appii-
cations must be filed by May list. IN
order to have the crosses conferred
June Sd. the day set apart by tho
United Daughters of the Confederac,
in commemoration OF the birth of cx-
President Jefferson Davis.
The very cold weather of the past
week has been felt very keenly by
everybody. The /people are willing.
however, to endure it. SO that I'll,
country people may be able to fill
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100000 Grip Victims

Over half a million are suffering
from the awful grip-in New York
State there are nearly 100000
cases, in Chicago 100000.
Mr.. w. A. Stage, 1868 Pacific
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y, who is
vigorous at the age of 70, has been
cured several times Of grip by
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, taken
as prescribed, and has also been
saved by it's use from the bad after
effects Of the disease. M
Mr.. Stage writes "For thirty years
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WEIISKEY
has been my one medicine. | have
always used it as prescribed, and it has,
proved valuable aid, as it has not only
cured several attacks OF grip, but has
prevented any bad after-ehects. I cam
not speak too highly of what DUFFY'S.
PURE MALT WHISKEY has done for
me, and will always keep it to stimulate
and tone up my system and as sure
cure for colds and grip. Although ~
years old, l am hale and hearty, due to
the iudicous use of DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY."
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Duffy's Pure Malt Awhiskey

Eus
sf 3
ns TSak aa -
7s sss sSss 5 Y AZ ] | . ss Sa $ Sfs
e" substitutes" - WI" cure you a" a" o"1 - ~ ~ -,
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"a >plece OF knifcblade taken from his
jaw.
Hc was stabbed by another colore1
man when he was seventeen years old
Cfour years ago.. An attempt was
made at that time to extricate the piece
of broken blade. but the condition of
the Jaw prevented On yesterday the
man happened to come to town. and
while here felt the point Of the blade
with his tongue. He went to the do.
tor. who With the aid of plnchers. ex-
tricated two inches of rusty knlfeblade.
and the man went on his way rejoicing.
Mr.. George Major, Of Baltimore, WAC
has been in West Point several months,
died this week. at tile homo of his sis
ter. Mrs. Hurt
Mr.. Delaware J. Smith sustained a
painful, injury few days ago, while
ut work at Richmond Planning Mill.
having been struck on the jaw By u
piece of lumber.
Mr.. Henry Christoph, of the farm
Cousiac IN New kent, who died re-
Gently in Williamsburg, was originally
from Wisconsin lie had lived tor
several months with his uncle, NJ.
Paul Christoph. who owned Cousiac,
and recently sold the farm to Mr..
S;rayier OF Wisconsin. Mr.. Henry
Christoph took charge OF the farm for
MIR Strayler, and had begun farming
operations He was pious young
man, member OF the Methodist
Church, and was appointed superin-
trndent of the Sunday school three day
before his death. He died after short
,fgyHgg
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HIS LAST REQUEST
WILL Be GRANTED
West Poi..t Citizen Had Dread
Of Grave-Prepared Burial
in Vault.
KNIFE BLADE, IN HIS JAW
Man Had Carried Memcnto OF
stabbing Episode -Four
KNIFE BLADE, IN HIS JAW

WEST POINT. VA, FEBRUARY MIR.
W NJ Bridges. n business man, of West
Point, died this morning at tho ware
Cottage. M. Bridges came to West
Point few years ago from Gloucessor
county. and about two weeks ago ne
was stricken with paralysis. Several
months ago he had an additional 800
insurance put on his life to meet MS
funeral expenses. re seems to have
had a horror of going under the ground
and, while In possession Of health. he
expressed a desire to be put in meta
vault In the West Point Cemetery His
wishes will be carried out. His only
sister, Miss Maria Bridges. from ST.
Paul, Minnesota. reached his bedside on
Tucsday morning.
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Knife Blade in Jaw.

A young colored man called ut l'r.
Clyse f. Ross's Office yesterday to have
!, ,plece Of knifcbade taken from his
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