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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
DRUNKENNESS
A Durable Disease
Eminent Physicians and Scientific
Men Agree That it Should be
Treated AS Such.

Drunkenness is a progressive disease; the
moderate drlnker Is not satisfied with two or
three drinks a day, the craving for more and
mere becomes irresistible as tho disease ad-
vnnces; the result is Chronic Alcoholism.
The treatment used successfully by thous.
ands right In their own homes is Orrine. 1t
is "a scientific cure for Drunkenness and has
given such universal satisfaction that 1t is
sold under positive guarantee to effect a
cure or your money will be refunded, This
is given in good faith and Is car
ried out to the letter, Orrlne Is not new
remedy; 1t has been sold by the leading
druggists In every city for years, II has
lifted tens OF thousands from the depths %
worthy manhood and has the hearty en-
1orsement of grateful men and women in
every State In the Union,
Crime No. 1 is the secret remedy; orrlne
No ., Is for those willing to take the treat
nent. Either form costs 500. The guar
'ntee is the same In either case Write 10.
The orrine Co., washington. ~ @, for free
reatse on Drunkenness. mailed IN plain
called envelope. orrine will be mailed seal
d or receipt of price, Sold by the leading
lrussists In every town and city. and IN this
lily by Polk Miller Drug Co.. 1884 Main.
md Chldrey DRUG Co, 1o1 y, Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Women Who Wear Well.

1t Is astonishing how great change
few years OF married life often make Ii
the appearance and disposition of many
women. Tho freshness tho charm. tho
brilliance vanish like the bloom from d
peach which is rudely handled. The
matrnnis only dim shadow, faint echo
OF the charming maiden. There arc two
reasons for this change, ignorance and
neglect. Fcw young women appreciate
the shock to the system through tho
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weal.
nesscs which too often como with mar.
riage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain is robbing the check
OF Its freshness and the form OF Its
fairness.
AS surely as the general health suffers
whcn there Is defaQgement of the health
OF the delicate woman'y organs, so surely
whe0 ~tAese organs are>established IN
healh2 the face 9ntffaEmat ONCE witness
TO the Tact in feaeNed comefrrasA Nearly
million women haze found health and
happiness inthe use Of pr. PIercc's Ia.
yor!te Prescrpton,. Itmakes weak won.
en- strong and sick women well. Ingredi-
ents on label-contains no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Made
wholly OF those native, American, medic.
nal roots most highly recommended by
Gazing medical authorities Of all the sew
raj schools Of practice for the cure OF
peculiar ailments. =
For nursing mothers, or for those broken
l 2 y; IN health by too frequent bearing Of
hildren, also for the expectant mothers,
0 prepare the system for tho coming OF
ably and making its advent easy and
lmost painless. there is no medicine quite
Q good as, "Favorite Prescription. It
an do no harm in any condition OF the
ystem. 1t Is most potent invlgorating
3nic and strengthening nervine nicely L
dapted to woman's delicate system BY
MUSICIAN OF large experience In the treat
lent Of woman's peculiar ailments.
-. Or. fierce may be consulted by letter
Gs 81 IId SnaHEE a,., Address Dr. r. y Pierce,
ufalo. N. Y. '-'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
TWO MEN FALL Is FEET.
LSnchburE Timer and His Helper Tur,
bic FROM Roof Of Lee PInn4

specia to The Times. pispa tch.l
>, L1NCHRURG. VA, March 1s.-James
Fl. Edmunds. the timer, and heima,
thiT mo Charles kauller, were injured
IIallinE from the top of the Diamond
vel wee Gompany's plant, both OF the
,m ,,, haVin" narrow escapes from
t psing KILLED Instantly in their fall OF
Mr.. Ednunds received a slight cut
on on , the back of his head and a slight
hm alneMr to his right thumb but Ills
ing. 1t is feared. fallen on large
piece OF iron. Kauller fell on his
lefs shoulder, and 1T is more than nrohs
a a,. nat a, lie was hurt internally. lie
home. ""s 'aheh
:. pr. TalIaferro. who dressed the
wounds OF both of the men, could NOT
sSa aX how bad they were injured, this
oelng especially applicable to Kauller'
ne two men were at work on the
re ROOF Of the addition to the factory
When the scaffold. gave away. They
rolled together to the roof, falling
upon another scaffold which broke
under their combined weight, and this
rail- was twenty-five feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
PUzzLE TO THE TREASURER.
Thinks 1t Hardly Possible to I,iter,lIy
FOLLOW Supreme C0urf,a iiuIInr y

Special to The Times Dispatci,.l
T., NORFOLK, VA. March 1S,-The find.
ing Of the Supreme Court in the mat
i inr % ne payment Of poll taxes, hold
, ir mat the certified list Of the Treas
urer TO those qualified to vote must
uunialn only the names Of those who
pa'u thelr taxes in person. has got al
~ ~ me local politicians guessing, and
MY treasurer Herman is wonderful
low hoW II IS possible to carry out the or.
GERS or the court. -
10 treasurer Herman declares 1t will
DC Impossible for him to say who did
~, ~ uia not pay their taxes in person. In
miuny instances he does not Itnow
aoters personally. Scores OF citizensg
a aha g number OF these prominent in
the business circles of tho city, paid
aiaelr taNes by mail, through checks
or sent around the amounts or nhenks
py clerks bookkeepers and others
naurins the rush as many as hnif
dozen clerks We're used in the ofiire
ana IN the majority of instances these
, r,erks cannot say whether or not The
, raNes We're paid In person, as the law
rnequires Treasurer Herman is CON- con-
naent that should tho order OF the
court be literally carried out by h ime
would be DISQUALIFIED, IVY
me matter will come up before
Judge Martin at an early date. whan
t MA ga ease VIII be passed on in other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
RULE NEGR0ESOUT
At CAPE CHARLES
District Convention Names Wise
for Congress and Endorses
Roosevelt and His Policies.
Especial to The Times D spatch. l

tNisS'A' W ! he IlIneS-DlSpatch.I
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 49,
sixty-nine delegates. representing the
Republicans of the First Congressional
District, met at the Cape Charles
Casino today. with H. B. Hardwick.
of Westmoreland county, as permanent
chairman.
George Nelms Wise. of this city, was
nominated for Congress-; w. t. Hop
kins, Of this city. and C. H. smithers.
of Northampton county, were elected
delegates to the national convention.
with James Rowbottom and BENJAMIN
Epton as alternates. G. A. Mckinney.
or Cape Charles, was reelected chair
man of the district committee Edwin
Brown of northumberland county, was
Endorsed for State committeeman from
this district; w. w, Butzner was elect
ed elector for the district, ana dis
trict committee was chosen.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing,
the Roosevelt administration and de-
claring in favor of a successor to carry
out the present administrations poll
ces; indorsing G. Bascom Slemp for
State chairman. and approving OF the
appointment of Alvah II. Martin as
national committeeman. The contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
HAS PLENTY OF sIGNERs.
some Stricken or, but PLENTY Left n
Order An ELECTION .

Special to The Times. Dispatchl
"a FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March
Is..The committee appointed by
Judge Goolrick. in the presence Of the
counsel for both sides, examined a
pte.ltion presented to the court asking
LOT local option election. and struck
were not qualified voters. This leaves
the requisite number, however. on tbe
petition, and Judge Goolrick viii 'hea =
argument from counsel for both the
p. NJ. A'i''euay at ''do
!, General 2. Burd Grub, CAPTAIN ~
ii aio ~ htlrknrlde and Captain Thomas
1 la.ar., an or New Jersey. We're here
grounds around the monument to the
Fifteenth New Jersey Regiment az nj
salem Church, In Spotsylvanin county
near this city. The monument was
u .le.1 last May, and the grounds
VIII be improved and beautified In
substantial way. - -
. 1 Rey. 6, 4. Watson, who was recently
christian a churches, in ESSEX cornty.
mas ma accepted a cell to several Christian
Mr.. q. ]. Carthright,' formerlv ~
.iLis city, now of Washington, has mr.
ttiiaseu tne entire square Of ground In |
t me n1rtheast section OF the latter CITY
t 70 which ne paid s72,S20. The proper
ba nIot utnin,llproVed at present, but will |
re plotted and laid off in lots in nndarn
Capitol. oAS from the
IA 4 morse n; belonging to e. w. Jones, OF
TINS, Ihis city. which died few DAYS ago.
M , hHoWn to have reached the age a.
tnlrtS-seven years. This is regardedI
as an unusually old age for horse,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
PREFERS GERMAN INI,I1GR.Nrs
nese, MT. koincr Says, Are the ,yo.t
Desirnble-1ntcrcst in Immicrnt,on
Tspeoial to Tho T,mo..n,..a. :"

No1 b,SpeGial to The Times Dispatch
dSSoRFoLk, VA, March Is.1-In an
address to-day before the Sonthe al,
MI riiGtffa II l. AS Association Commission.
OF Agriculture and im Inn ipTpa aion n
a aisglnia declared that farm set. settlers ps
mipr pretet faon to farm laborers as i'm.
t : strong preference for German es sat !
CO... ~ was also pointed out that
i5,9 many Is fighting strongly apainst
ttif,siiinisration, and therefore advnsl
and ss ~, OF The me advantages of Virginia
TO he done u"e carne of farm land had
Ri GGsher speakers were Mayor j. G
ickson Of T. AZ a. schubert, R. H. Freder-
r ts and Secretary H. A. Hertz of
Trappe soe "a on The address of 4. n
a al1h' was NOT delivered, he being era ira
.i hohe 10 be present. II will he s IN
his ar. koiner promised the associate.
Of s ttesistance IN seeurin direct Ion
folk. germany to Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
THE TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND va THURSDAY MARCH 10 1908
MANY ARE SIGNING
PAPER To COUNCIL
Strong Petition to Go to Peters
burg Council Asking Adoption
of Saloon Regulations.
Especial to rhe Tlme,- Dispatch

PETERSBURG. VA, March 49,
Tho temperance committee which is
circulating u petition that is to be pre-
sented to the Common Council, request
ing that body to adopt the restric
tons on tho liquor traffic recommend.
ed In the report unanimously adopted
at the big temperance mass meeting
recently held at the Academy of Mu-
Sic announces that 1t has secured tho
signatures OF more than 500 voters.
and expects TO secure the signatures of
me-, more than 600; or large majority or
me present registered vote of The city,
| Delore the next meeting of the Coun-
cil, which Will be held on April 7th
n ms frequently ,n stated in The Times Dis
include limiting the number of saloons
IN Petersburg to fifteen, continuing them
az az TO the business quarter OF the
s ssso increasing the license tax from
ing ing all pool and billiard tables from
saloons, and shortening their hours
Of business. At the last meeting of the
S ,,or. tns temperance committee re-
po.t, containing these propositions was
referred to the Finance Committee az
the Council. VI
Prince George Court
s. -, c T,aah or criminal assault against
perIant case tried in the Circuit Court
oI Prince George county yesterday and
.ssuiteu "a hung jury, the case being
80 On account of the Illness
Or the Commonwealths attorney. Mr.
ZANE ST. Rahily, of Petersburg. con-
Iucted the prosecution. while the pris-
,her was represented by Mr.. r. II
Mann, Of this city. -. ~.
The trial of the well-known negro
oreacher, Eli Tart, pastor OF the Har
ison Street Baptist Church in this civ
IN the charge of feloniously assai,lting
negro named Mason, and the cases
u number of liquor dealers charge1
WIN selling liquor to minors are ihe|
most interesting cases on the criminal
,ocRet OF the Hastings Court, which
'pens Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Hanrahan ro-
urned last night from their bridal
our, and are receiving the conera ~.
ATOMS OF many friends
Walter Nelson Jones. Jr.
WE. Walter Nelson Jones. IL. q moat
. s,.e young. business man
TINS city. and son Of Mr.. Walter n
ones, president of the Board NJ Al AZ
ermen died about o'clock this morn
y at MS home on Washington street
re, Ter brief illness. Mr.. Jones was
,irty years of age, and was ,,nmar.
ea. He.ls survived by his father and
,ur brothers. who are Messrs. Varehan
ones, Robert +. Jones and T.emra,
|, OF this city, and Catesby ,Iones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
HIGHER TAX on PEANUTS.
irlncipnt Plank In Platform ar M
n0llnnd, Candidate For C,nnusa. W.

g., Especial TO The T!mes-p lspatch.l
sUFEOLk, VA. March 1S.-Mr =
Peter Holland, OF Franklin ono W ~, u.
democratic candidates for the conrr tse
sional nomination in the Second Viz
t s,n1a District, IN an intervlew here
in his n a,n1ounced as the principal plank
nut tariff OF not less than cents sa =
pound: He claims that the nresent
saf Of Of la-cent docs not begin to off, of.
eomn .me PRICE ,r!;t OF American labor rs
China. III Japan and
v;l MI. Holland contends that only one
i II ii q iTn TIE worlds crop is produced
c CO Sni ,n States states. and this in few
ana Tenne ~ Virginia, North Carolina
;a Mr. Holland is strong in the com
hes be az, OF the distric. and probably viii
folit sn ~ ahiy candidate outside Of Nor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
INSTITUTE A GREAT SUCCESS,
Large Attendance and Much Interest II
the Meeting Mt A:nelin

Special TO The Times DISPATCHED
AMELIA, VA, March 1S.--The teach.
ers institute held here the last tive
DAYS proved great success. The Mt.
tendance was large. the discussions
practical and beneficial, and the IN
terest manifested by both the teachers
ing. s'atiiS
Mrs. Reed, of Leesburg. opened the
discussion yesterday with very inter-
esting talk on How to Teach Draw
ing; Miss Habliston, of the State Fe
male male Normal School. Illustrated her
with class Of six. of how to b % .,Y,l
lessons in reading. ~
,, The result was both interesting and
DR.. H. E. Bennett. of william ana
MARY. spoke on school Management y
and DR.. Robert Frazer on "HoW 10 e.
cure ne tne Cooperation OF Patrons"
, Inc institute closed last night with
q Dig mass meeting in tho Mathoa,st
church. Mr.. Il. II. Russell. to whnn
H. ne success or the institute is so large
~ Wy, presided, and Dr, S. c. Mitchell.
Civ ch i,'slinond College. made the prin
c cf address. He spoke with pIeasure
eancational lines in Virginia, and l em.
praslzed the Importance of The ' scb un,
y =, IT'S relations to the acme, the c5ur cT'
me me state and to the best citizensiin
ne address made a fine impressinn "
~, MT. RUSSELL closed the meetinp and
ne institute with an eyceiient nd,,. anu
IN PRACTICAL School Work. re pan oas
JUS and the Necessity for prone
ana Adequate Appliances . |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
MIX. BRYCE TO DELIVER
THE FOUNDERS DAY AnDpEss
Lspeclal to The T!mcs.plsra,ch

GHARLoTTESV1LLE. VA, March u
hns. oi; James Bryce. the British Am.
t pas Saf,,n,. has accepted an invitation
nj tba i'T Tf,r ane FOUNDERS Day address
I'm Jefferson's birthday. Whil q pr nt
VII, WE, university the ambassador. who
WI oe accompanied by his wife wi,,
Alderman. ana Mrs.
i, The address by Mr.. Rrvca ,.r,
we central figure of the prorran, ,, ut
iatnn attractions will be arranpe rcd
ne th.et Lectures will be suspended } em
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
what glasses are TO weak eyes,
CascarefS are to weak bowels.
Old people constantly need them,
and the need is natural one

you old people-Cascarets are particularly for Won
You who don't exercise as much as YOU used - VI,
who like the easy chair 'su w. ou
You whose steps are slow, and whose muscles 49,.
!ess elastic You must realize that your bowels have
also become less active @49 4avc
They need this gentle help every day.
Don't regard cascarets as physic.
They stimulate the bowels just as some foods win a.
Just as exercise would do, you took enough Of i
they are not harsh like salts and cathartics,
me hep which they give to weak bowels is inst ae
natural and gentle as the spur of youth : 'a'' 90
When eyes grow dim, you help them.
Do the same with the when age makes +h., !,
!here is nothing more important. $500 'ess active.
Gossye bowels that decaying food is clogped ta
ducts OF the bowels suck its posons the blood ana the
You can't feel wei! until this is corrected
But do 1t gently-not with bowel tant And do i..,
one Cascaret a day. ~ w ~ tesu'ally-
Soax the weak bowels--dont drive them
l nav are candy tablets sold druggists
on every tablet The price is SOC, Csc and wv" ~
Ten Cents per Box
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
or MANsLAUGHTER.
''o1dE CoEEins Found Guilty ma D.,
isnncnl EIxeI ut TIlrea 49,. Jus

sI- riE spgcIlI 10 The Times Dlspatch.1
two days A1 irIa ~; March Mar, !, is-After a
aabltipton Circuit Court at courtl s Sou Wn
f5nd 5 aftssraoon- brought in a verG a.,
i,,,qlng Moody Coggins guilty W ne'u a1
ranishma 4ff" s. tres and tSas lis
March 2Sth. ''0' VIII be argued
dea + EMS IN ct ,Branchville, stabbed -
o neaI M, robert Pitman. sixteen e vea 10
era, pe GU with an ink eraser after sew sew
tim Was wa eI 1Se in which the vic
mich a,i n. lie displayed no weapon our I'm
cay was isnocked down rcpante aly. NM
70 follow up the sttacks Gu ,out
r r a asa twent3'. is the son of a rail-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Of MILLER
DENIED BY COURT
Judge Sinclair, OF Charlottesville,
Rules That 1t Is Competent to
Try Hin in That City.
/ snoolnl Tic rl,nes. plsnntoh |

II ISpcclHl 10 u nc lilnes-DspntCn.I
81 CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March 49,
] II looks now It's IL Charlottesville is to
have the sensational trial of Charles
Miller alias r. l.. Lewis, the alleged
iradited from London, at the instance
of the Virginia authorities, to answer
charge of grand larceny
In the Corporation Court at 1880
o'clock tbs morning, Judge G.. Burn
ley Sinclair rendered decision that
the local court has jurisdiction to try
the case against Miller, It appearing
that the goods alleged to have been
stolen in the Orange Indictment We're
the same goods covered by the Char
lottesyllie Indictment; that the offense
county wherein. the accused may have
moved tho goods. this being the COM
mon law. and in force in Virginia; that
the the object IN having the accused
for the larceny of the goods set forth
In the Orange indictment and that it
appeared from the evidence that these
were. the same goods covered by the
charlottesville indictment, hence the |
crime being the same in each jurisdic-
ton, Miller could be tried in either
jurisdiction.
Take Immediate AppcnI.
Messrs. Shackelford Morton and
Shackelford. of Orange, counsel for
Miller, excepted to the ruling of the
. court and Indicated their purpose to
irene rqea an eo lmeq nat arneal to the SUI
Tor trial in the local court was defer
red for few days.
The Orange court. in which N1illerI
was recently indicted, meets next week.
put the probability is that no date will
be set for his trial in that court until
M, w, ruling Of Judge Sinclair is passed
upon by higher court
captain Micajah Woods, who was en-
pIoEed by, the railroads to assist Com
monweaith's Attorney Dabney in the :
prosecution Of Miller. stated last night
thht he thought stronger case co,ld c
re re made out against the accused here r
Was Their Rendezvous. Il
This city was the rendezvous for tho /
Trunk thieves and the objective noinf r
LOT large part of their loot SO the Q
detectlyes believe and have testifieI t
TO in the courts. '''iieu 8
NH, IN the Indictment in the local court Fl
Miller is accused of having procI,red $
three trunks containing feminine an.
p}a a worth ssTT5.70. These trunks were
irelshted with the most eYnuisJte
Of feminine clothing all sorts OF finerv T.
WITH WITH all sorts of unpronounceabie :
ury goods advertisement, and w Won
Ing IKE the mouth of any woman watas
ne ne stoien goods include costly shawIs :.
. ~ ., =. dresses. jewelry and what-vom' ~ ~
cdli- ems innumarnbIe sot'- te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
ing negro delegation from Warwick
county was ruled out.
DIVISION IN DANy1LLE.
authority OF City Chairman Questioned
ana KecOEniti0n for NeEroen d. nlnn de d.

lspeclaito The Times Dispatch
DANVlLl.E, VA. March 1S.-An in.
teresting and exciting factional figh,
among the local Republicans is prom.
ised IN Danyille. r.. ID. Lumpkin. in
a.. reG gent circular calls a meeting OF
we White Republicans to name dele
gates to the Lynchburg convention and
10 10 Transact ,Iara, ether business on the night
OF March 9th, signing himself as
chnalrnan OF the local party.
Saptain w. p. Robinson. who Is on
Pf Pos lnG. NJ Lumpkin in his candidacy
he wants for himself, came ont i,aee
G l1ir today characterizing Mr.. Lump
KIM Rinx zeal; call for a meeting of the Re-
p pabi as being Illegal Captain
kin,s title as chairman, and pleads fpr
recosnition OF the colored Republi-
The split" in the Republican n,rtv
mere and the presence of SO mani
tW'Arrlng factions. each after some nay
VelOpmentS io''ai ue-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19

Of the citizens saved all of the fur
hiture ! nthe Holt and Figgin resi-
lower otor of the boarding house and
barber shop. In an hour and thirty
minutes after discovering the FIRE ali
OF the buildings were In ashes and
tne large store of Greasy & Love was
several times In imminent danger. but
favorable winds prevented further
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Large Deposits in Cha thnn, Bank.

GSpeclaI TO The Times DispatchJ
CHATHAM VA, March 1S.--There
was. $4,000 deposited in the Chatham
Savings Bank Monday, mostly by
farmers and merchants OF Pittsylvania,
which is the best evidence of the pros
porous condition of farmers and citi-
zens generally of the county. Travel
Ing statesmen report that the merchants
are buying much heavier than a month
ago, and the outlook is very promise
ing; The tobacco crop brought the
highest prices in years, and the con-.
very good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
FOR RUNNING DL7YD TIGER
woman Fined ana Sentenced to ,JuiJ
nut 100 Sick to Stand Prison.

Hut Too Sick to Stand Prison.
or, Special cI,l, to The Times Dlspatch.1
LIN the Police Court this ' mornin . o.
M l,,. Coins. well-known colored
GGntaracter, charged with OPERATING n
t p.lma tiger, was fined 5000 and SEN
s ii Is 70 not ninety o days in jail.
tnn,,, Of health will prevent n her her
from serving tho term, as she is az.
hhn ar . T. with a disease which may Carry r
a abo t'r ao 70 any moment. She weighs,
what the doctors cali an interm, from rom
nenrt. She presents a problem to the the
L nuilce authorities which they know ~. ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
FIRE AT FRANKIIy n-yc,r,o,
Two residences, BOARDING House. nov
bershOp and Mona,' pur,, n"''

c,, lspeeisl to The Times Dlspatch.I
hu ndadH aAS j, "a, March is.-Three
the boarding house ana barhsr III ho oasi!.
", Q. Flowers, the residence Of Mrs. 81
lioit, ana the residence and sevara;
.TT o., .r o., .l' Of Geo. W. Higgins wer,.
ton e tw ems m m,,n at franklin June.
enlaiilng less of $4,000 vii houIt '" ~
ssrance. The fire originated In one ~,
" the upstairs rooms OF the boari Gnr
mouse aus "a. from lamp left by the ee.'s
names hnd Ma h,,r nor discovered until the
me loss would have been mroh
Greater put quick work on the part
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
For STATE MILITARY c.,,p
Mr. Cannon increase. III. Co.,
anu to 100 Acrcs, AIiIitnr. i1u Sr ol

Norll SPECIAL 2!@e to The Times Dispatcb.1
NORFOLK, VA. March 1SW'l g
f raa ION to-day increased his offer NJ
tary camp ia and r nnerm ma state nil
i neucn IRON twenty to 100 acres n ,aa
t nia oileers are greatly elated dsl
o o.arihg the site to be admirable al no nc.
good id dr Mqaers sr edge and WITH ample
its acceptances fo The They win urge
service to tho property. car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-19
Dies From Iscr Burns

Speclal 10 The Times. DIsna,o,,
ROANOKE, VA, March 1sLpou.
aoie, the negro who Margaret J,ci.sn'.
colored threw, n lighted lamp I on Sa,l
G Gnuay night, died at tho almshouse TO-
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