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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
PAST YEAR BEST IN
NORFOLK'S HISTORY
Statistics Made Public Show De
cided Growth Along Nearly
Every Line.
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NORFOLK. January 1.-statistics
ness bodies and officials of Norfolk
show that the year of 1907. the ex-
position year. has been the greatest
standpoint. and that. despite setbacks,
the general prosperity of the comnlu-
nifty has been excellent.
The following totals are ANNOUNCED
sssss s:a asainst siss.55s.5si in in 1905.
Bank dividends during the year. SLAP.
$50. Building Operations shown by
permits granted. s1.365.3So. In cotton
falling off. The exportation, and move
ment OF coal through the harbor has
been excellent. and will show an In
crease although the exact figures are
not as yet ayail;able; ! 90 l. dec,.red ia
have been the largest In years, but the
exact figures are yet TO be compiled.
Other statistics OF interest are as
follows:
Number of arrests l0.l3i. the largest
ever recorded.
Total number of deaths. l.54s. and a
marked decrease in the number of
contagious and infectious diseases.
Marriage licenses issued during the
the year.
Fire alarms during the year. 800.
Value of property endangered, s4.sss,-
ISL: damages accruing. a74,s53se
ssss.7sa. !. :
The annual reports of the Board Of
Control Health Department. Water
Works ID Department.. Street Department
while as yet incomplete, will show
marked increases in expenditures for
improvements. and the general better
ment of the city thereby. Progress is
Indicated along every line.
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VIRGINIA Briefs

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January L.
Mr.. r. G. Moncure. a prominent attorney OF
Caroline county. who has been Ill for several
weeks. has been taken to a sanitorium In
Philadelphia for treatment.
LYNcHBuRG, VA.-The home of Prof.
G.. "A. Ottalano, No. 1909 Floyd Street, was
slightly damaged by fire yesterday afternoon.
which was caused by detective chimney.
Athey and his wife and family left this
afternoon for Columbia, Tenn where Mt.
Athey has accepted q call to the Baptist
Church there.
PORTSMOUTH. vA-Mr. Andrew j. Nc
Dowell. with the Southern Railway at Pin
OF Atlanta, who has been visiting here.
V ere married last night ut the homo of Rev.
DR.. r. II. Garrett. The marriage was quite
a surprise to. their friends.
.NONTPELIER, VA large. comfortable
and substantial dwelling house, the home OF
Mr.. John Moody, Sr., was entirely DESTROYED
by fire Monday. The fire originated In the
Kitchen. and had made such Roadway when
turc were saved. There was no insurance.
WINCHESTER. MA sensation has becn
created in railroad circles over the resigna-
ton of Thomas Fitzgerald, general manager
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Coni-
pcEy. and years ago the superintendent Of
this Valley Division, with Headquarters In
Winchester. MIR. Fitzgerald handed In HIS
resignation Saturday after Il clash of author
ity with Third Vice President George L.
Potter. 3
AMELIA. WEAKNESSES Susie Norfleet. 81
|ltichmond: Juliette Hundley and Laura Boyd
OF E'armvillc, We're guests OF honor at q card
party given By Miss Lucy Henry Wood
Monday evening. Mrs. r. r. Hardaway re-
Eentlemens, and Garland Jefferson the
| BOBBY. 55t3 3t35lst} -sf
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Dance At Fork linton.

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FORK UNION, VA. January i.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. j. Snead entertained a
large number of young people last
evening in honor of their sons, ;Messrs.
Clarence and Claude Snead. OF Handley,
w. Va The dance was the feature OF
the social the music being led by Mr..
Newton. the gifted musician.
The dance was led by Mr.. Henry
Thomas, of Richmond. At late hour
refreshments were served. Among those
Helen Thomas, Elizabeth Snead. Edith
Petit, Elizabeth Thomas. Alyra Seay
and Fanny Terry; Messrs. Clarence
and Claude snead, NJ. a. Kean. of
Louisa: Jimmie Snead. of Carysbrook;
Petty. Edwin Snead, Gilmer Snead.
Ellis Snead and Archer Thomas. of
Richmond. The stage were Vim Sad :
Ter. Joseph Snead and John Snead.
Willie Seay and Mrs.
Y Il Snaad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
NO Special ] SESSION
ABOUT COMPROMISE
Positive and Final Refusal Of
Coast Line to Conc in
Settles Matter.
HEARING is NOT POSTPONED.
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RALEIGH, N. G.. january 1.-The
positive and final refusal of the At
lantic Coast Line to enter into the
oomproniseJ in the railroad rate fight.
to which the Southern. the Seaboard
Air Line and other roads have con.
scented. makes It pretty certain that
there Will be no special session OF the
ratifv this agreement. II there Is a
special session ordered as is still re :
garr1od probable, twill be to consider
other matters.
The final letter from the Coast Line
officials saying that this road Will not
enter into the compromise was re-
ceived by Governor Glenn to-day. An
other significant fact is that while
there has been talk among counsel
relative to a postponement of the hear
ing IN the Coast Line case set for Will
minRton January 9th. there has been
Standing Master w. a. Montgomery.
Counsel on both sides. have intimated
Willingness for q continuance. but the
consent and definite order Of the stand
ing master for such continuance has
not been issued yeti
Not AgrcedSns to Details.
While the Governor would not talk
to-day Of the situation further than
to say that 1t is settled that the At
lantic Coast Line will not come into
derstood that the other railroads sup
posed to be interested in and con-
senting to the compromise are by no
means agreed as to a number of es-
sential features or details. and there
are intimations that can scarcely be
gainsaid that after all there will be
no assembling OF the Legislature for
ratification of the compromise pend
ing. or. any other. but that II there Is
a special session 1t Will more prob
ably be with the idea of taking ac-
tion relative to the rate litigation as
now pending. with all idea of compro-
mise eliminated.
Governor Glenn was asked to-day
about report that has gone out
from Atlanta that there will, within
the next few weeks. be inaugurated
a system OF 2-cent interstate mileage
books, interchangeable among all the
principal lines in Georgia. Alabama
South Carolina. North Carolina and vir-
Einia. He said he knew nothing of It
and that II such books We're put on
the act would be voluntary on the
part OF the railroads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
10 SUPPRESS BLIND TIGERS
Raleigh Officers Preparing to See That Law
Is Enforced.
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EALEIG H. N. CT, January l,--Raleish
Officers OF the law are pre- pairing now to un,
the general enforcement of the prohibitions
law, which became effective December 27th,
* member, of tho city police commission said
ito.day that the conlmlssion has determined e.
So far as arrests for retailing are concerned
o.s course It will be up to the police Justice,
over whom the commission has no control.
TO exercise his own inclnations as to the
degree of punishment meted out to viola
tors. Two arrests have already been made
Already big increase in "ordor bushes.
is evident, the .post-oft!ce money order bus!-
.:ess having taken such an impetus that II
is necessary to take steps TO add an extra
money order clerk. Then TO the travel II
mes roes with suit cases to and from Pine
Level. twenty-eight miles from Raleigh, Is
Increasing daily 'rhers we're six such tickets
TO pine Level gold Syestsrd ay,s tho Iisnensary
there being the attraction. 3i4
Manager B So sof the Raleigh Dis ?
December g7th, says the stock ot liquor.
thai no disposttionswiliF DO made 81 this IN
ltil there is some actlon by tho Board Of Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
MAN VERY Ill in HOTEL
Said to BE b. Ramsey, From High
Point, but Not Known There.
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HIGH POINT. N. c., January L.
Who is B. Ramsey? was the question
asked here last evening by many OF
the Inhabitants. Chief of Police Gray
was called up over the long-distance
by the proprietor of a hotel in Green
willie, S. c., who stated that man
perately i'll at his hotel, and there
was little. If any, chance of his re-
covery. The man placed High Point
after his name on the hotel register
as his home and has been there for
ten days. Yesterday afternoon the
proprietor of the hotel was called to
the room of Ramsey, and there found
him in dying condition. having taken
a big dose of laudanum.
The man is described as apparently
well off in this worlds goods. fifty
five years of age. weight $50 pounds,
six feet tall. and very erect, moustache
and gray beard. and hair Is tinged with
red. In his hat are the initials ]. II. J.
a name and inquiry among the facto-
jries failed to produce any tangible
the man is from High Point he is
one OF the many furniture drummers
out from this place.
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deimen. The probability is that 1t will be
shipped to Richmond and closed out.
wedding In Raleigh.
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RALEIGH, N. c., January l.--At 5 o'cloc,
this afternoon In the Church of the Good
Shepherd there was an especially prett:
marriage. the bride being Miss Racic
f.oulse Linton. daughter OF Captain and Mrs
s E. Linton. and Mr.. Arthur Glenn Corpen.
Ing, well known and successful hotel men oil
Greensboro, DR.. I. Mex. Pittinger. the rec.
tor, being the officiating minister. The
h-idal party conalsted OF Miss Mary v. Lin.
ton. maid OF honor: Mr.. Frank J. Long, oil
Atlanta, best man, and Mr.. A. 3. Andrews
Ir.. B. d. Smith, @. L. Jones. Franklin, and
lfr. William Little. Raleigh, ushers.
The bride wore an empire gown of liberty
silk, trimmed with real lace and silk fringe
with conventional bridal veil and Orange
blossoms Her flowers were lilies of the val.
ley The maid OF honor wore crepe radiur
costume. trimmed with Duchess lace Her
flowers were Brides roses.
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DR.. MORRIS SAYS GOOD by.
Farewell Service by ana Reception I.
Rector Coming Hero.
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NORFOLK, VA. January 1.-Rev.
DR.. j. w. Morris. OF Christ Episcopal
Church, conducted the New Year SER
vice to-d day. and babe the congregation
he has served for number Of years
good-by. At the close of the service
an impronptu reception was held. the
members OF the church and friends
speed in his new field Of labor.
DIR. Morris announced that he and
his family would leave Tomorrow for
Richmond, where he assumes the rec
Church. He is relinquished BY the
parish of Christ Church With genuine
regret.
This afternoon DR.. Morris was pre-
sented with a handsome silver service
by the congregation in appreciation of
his earnest work In Norfolk and as an
evidence of the high esteem In which
he Is held.
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sHELBURNE's FINE SALE
Richmond Firms Leads in Opening,
Kentucky. To bacc0 Market. =.

Richmond Firms Leads in Opening,
Kentucky, Tobacco Market.
Special to The Times DISPATCHED
LEXINGTON. ky, january 1.-At
the opening sales of 1908 of white bur-
ley tobacco on the local market, where
100000 pounds were sold at from s to
90 cents per pound sSilas Shelburne &
Son, OF Richmond. Va, led the sales
and prices disposing OF 10000 pounds
at the lowest and highest prices OF the
day. The tobacco was of good quality
and Shelburne & Son are greatly
pleased over the auction. Four houses
will sell here tomorrow. A. NJ. Perry,
of Richmond, who has been acting as
iauctioneer for the Shelburne's, left to-
night for Richmond. Va.
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SUSSEX BONDS s0LD.
Those Issued For New Jail building
N-.. Bring Good Price. 80

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BOOKER. SESSEX, CO., VA, .Tanu-
airy 1.-The Sussex county jail bonds
which were issued to raise money for
the construction of q new jail build.
a faw days ago to the highest bidder,
only sealed bids being received
There We're four Of said bonds IN
OF $1,000 each. They
Mr.. A. E. Dobie. executor Of "A. T..
sDobie, deceased, one, whose bid was
Mr.. william B. Cooke, attorney-at-
law, three, whose bid was $1,o25 each.
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Watch for Retiring Orlcer.
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It,PcCIH1 20
RALEIGH. n. c., January III. S. Pear.
son. who has for six years been treasurer
and general manager of the Mutual Publish-
ing Company. goes to Wake Forest College
to take UP the study of law. a handsome
gold watch. appropriately engraved, was pre-
sented to him to-day as a testimonial from
his associates In business.
Mr.. Clearance Poe, editor OF the Progressive
Farmer. assumes the additional duties OF Sec
retary-treasurcr. and T. B. Parker becomes
manager Mr.. Lester Butler is also added
tn the business force of the Mutual Com
Eany.
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Brief Ashland Items.

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ASHLAND. VA. January l.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles +. Potts have issued cards for FRI
day, January 10th, on which date they will
celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding ami
.Sersary.
The soliciting committee OF the fire COM
many is meeting with success in raising
money for a new engine, which Ashland
fore the Town Council at its meeting Thurs
dav and impress upon that body the nee ss-
sity of making a liberal appropriation In the
town budget, which is soon to be made up.
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ENJOY CHRISTMAs DANCE
Young People HIVE Evening OF Pleas
tirc MT Jetcrsv11le.


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JETERSvILLE. VA, January 1.-The
holidays are over and the visitors are
returning to-day to their various
homes and iemployments.
The young people wound up the
season last night with a most en-
Joyable dance. Among those In at
tendance We're: Chaperons--Mesdame
Blanton. Morris. Norfieet and Powell.
The. dancers We're Misses Mamie and
Lutte Clark. from Norfolk and Hamp-
ton: Miss NeI,1mie Rice. of Farmvilie:
Miss Rosa Jackson. recently OF WASH
ington, y. c.; Miss Mamie womack.
who attends school in Norfolk; Miss
Mamie Holman, of Olga: Misses Jessie
and Kate Warmer and Miss Ada
Powell. of the village. The following
gentlemen were in attendance: Arthur
Warmer. OF New York; Mr.. Hughes,
OF Richmond; Henry and Willie Jack
son. of Olga: Billy and Evans Booker
and Roland Scott. of Morven. ThornhfIl
Rice. of Farmville: Robert and Carl
Courier, Douglass Clark. j. w. Blaloch.
John Booker, John and Male Wingo
and others.
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Mis-. Heishtman weds Prof. Blvln..

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DURHAM, n. c., January 1.-The mar.
rlase of Miss Eva Hcightman, a niece OF
General Julian S. Carr, TO Prof. W. 4. Biv-
ins this morning at old Trinity. was u
pretty event. and was a great surprise to the
friends and relatives of the couple in this
city Miss Heightman has been a teacher In
tllr Durham city schools during the past
session, and Mr.. Bivins is principal Of the
North Durham graded school. Both are
members of prominent North Carolina fam!-
lies. and the announcement OF the marriage
attracted much attention. They will reside
In this CITY,
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New Bank ut Monterey.

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: MONTERREY, VA. January 1.-The Ma
t.onal Bank of Highland, at Monterey, has
been organized with the following officers:
d. r. Gillian president;J. G. Matheny,
j. A.. Jones, cashier: Clifton
Matthew. assistant cashier, Directors: j. II.
Gillian. j. NJ. Jones, E. a. Wade. II. II.
Terry. "A. L.. Jones, Q. p. Chew. I. II. Trim-
ble j. c. Matheny, j. A. Jones, Clifton Ma.
theny. j. A. Whitelaw.
Hitherto this bank has been a State in
stitution and known us the Bank OF High
land 5sflfi-. < =
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REMAIN TWO WEEKS LONGER
Government Exhibits Kept Intact Awaiting
Report on Reopening.
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e-I1yneS-DIHphtCh.I
NORFOLK. VA. January 1.-Receiver W.
81. Geddes. ard representing the United
nornced to-day that by order OF the authors
ties at Washington the Federal exhibits Mt
tho Exposition Grounds would be left intact
fifteen days longer, awaiting a final decision
OF whether or not the tercentennial viii re-
opeE next summer.
The government is waiting on the plans
otsthe reopening committee, which 1t is eX-
pected Will be laid before Congress mmc-
Gistely after the holiday suspension. Mr.
Geddes also declared that the matt err would
rot be delayed much longer and that the
committee would be asked for a statement
OF Its plans. 1t IL costing the government
In the neighborhood or $500 per month L,
maintain the exhibit.
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Bnsx-Gmttermutl.

81 ----7- ISnecIA 70 TING IIHeS-Dfspatth.1 -
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. January
Mr.. Barclay P. Bass. of the Char
lottesville and Albemarle Railway
Company. and Miss Anna Irene Cutter
muth.y of this city. surprised their
friends by being quietly welded last
evening. The ceremony was performed
at 7:l5 O'clock at the parsonage of the
First, BAPTIST Church. the Rev. DR..
John B. Turpin officiating. Mr.. r. e.
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Leaders of Mob Arrested.

BRYSON& CITY, n. c.. January 1.-Law-
son Powell and williamTrotter. alleged ring
feeders In the recent race riot mere, In which
five whites were seriously injured. have been
captured and landed In jail They had been
h:ung in the Balsam Mountains. They were
given hearing and bound over to court
without ball.
Warrants have been issued for largo
number OF other negroes, charged With par
ticration in the rioting.
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,ce.ehrate demonstration .p.x.
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I'd u. SpeC1HT 20 THO IIrneG- U1ef1atCh.I ~ ~
% SUFFOLK. Va January l.-Emancipa-
ttion day was celebrated here with big
pitrade, followed \ by speeches in the Pine
Street African Methodist Episcopal Church.
The brass band was followed by members IL
the local Grand Army post, seated on white
horses. Theirs We're fantastic floats in line
Jordan Thompson, of Norfolk. made the
chief address H67. ~ IN
There was also parade aud speeoh J,
making in smithheld Va. ,'5s
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TRAMPS FIRE AT OFFICER,
BUT THEIR AIM NOT GOOD
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JETERSVILLE, VA, January L.
Several tramps made an attempt to
enter the drug store of Mr.. r. a. Far
being interrupted by Policeman Thonlp-
son. fired three times at him. which
he luckily escaped. however. No arrest
was made.
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scotch singers IN South Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON, vA..S January Quito
q large and appreciative audience greeted
the Scotch singers of Glasgow Tuesday even
ing under tho direction Of 1.-The Radcliffe
L,ceunl and iChantauqua Bureau OF 4 Rich.
ncnd.4 Each artist acquitted herself hand
stmey, and kept the audience In a good
humor during the entire rendition OF the
prog ram. "a which consisted OF solos, auartets
and readings. The entire musical program
was considered one of the best ever rendered
In South Boston. Ger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
POWER IS SENT MANY MILES.
Transmitted Prom Buckhnm Falls, Thirty.
two Miles, to Fayetteville.
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FAYETTEVILLE ~ C.. January 1.-The
power of the Cape Fear Electric Company ut
I!utkham Falls IL to-day coming into Fay
etterille by electric transmission. and ex-
detrimental connection liz being made from
the substation with electric light plant. niils.
etc. The work Will be In full bast.In few
dnys The distance of transmission to Fay
citsville IL thirty-two mileg. The plant.
which cost 100000. NOT. generates 4.0GD-
horsepower, 1000 of which is of the first
clasc power.
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thinker Conl Goes Up.
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b NORFOLK. VA. January lit is an
nounced that bel ginning to-day the price OF
bunker coal at all Hampton Roads ports
wilt be advanced to $3.50 per ton. or an In i
crease OF 20 cents per ton over the price o
last year. There is no additional charge for
cargo coal tt3
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Celebrate in Norfolk

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NORFOLK, VA., January t.--Norfolk's
scoored population to-day celebrated Eman-
lcipation Day with u, general parade and
sres sch ;mak king atth Princess Anne Avenue
Methodist Church, s # lSs 53 NJ {
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The Onice IA Abolished.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. January 1.-An-
nouncement was made to-day at the general
office OF the Southern Railway that L. a.
charleston, S, C.. has resigned. and that the
of,'ice hitherto held by him has been abol-
ished.
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Representations.

The NJ. E. Church at Maysville. n. c..
was the scene of very pretty mar
riage December 25th. when Mr.. NJ.
Hogge and Miss Annie D. sabiston
was maid OF honor and Mr.. G. NJ. Hogge
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
Northern ra tour. After January Ist they
will be at home at 4O3 East Main
Street Richmond.
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To he EOperat.d Upon.

Ispss!a1 t. Ths Times pspaseh -,
Stewart. formerly OF Dayton. o., and men,-
bel, OF the Lynchburg baseball team. VIII be
operated upon Tomorrow for appendicitis
AT a local hospital. INC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-02
Gets Four Mouths,

sam Reed tcoored) was in the Police
Court yesterday morning on tho charge ,,f
stealing James Westons outfit. He swiped
n suit of clothes, a pair OF shoes. u razor
and a revolver from Weston. ind he WAS
sentenced to fog months In jail.
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Mr.. Bowien Improving NH >

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NORFOLK YA.f january l.--George A
T7owden continues to Improve. and his phy
lslclans now believe II SrisS only a question 8
y few days before he Ia Commissioning. |,
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Company, in this city. has gone to
Tarboro. N. c.. to act as best man
at his brothers. wedding.
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Death of sIr. Kiersey.
Mr.. Thomas r. Kiersey died t

Mr.. Thomas r. Kiersey died this
afternoon at his residence on Lom-
bard Street. in Blandford. Mr.. Kiersey
served throughout the Civil War az
n Confederate soldier. and held the
respect and esteem Of all who knew
him.. He was sixty-six years old. and
is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. l. c. SHEFFIELD.
Mrs. Nicholas Del Grande. Miss Iberia
Kiersey, Miss Esther Kiersey and
Messrs. ". H. and J. n. Ktersey-all