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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
COTTON MARkET
HITS / 0B0.GGAN.
Panic Among the Longs Sends
Prices Down at Astonish-
ing Pace.

NEW YORK, January a5.-There was
d sensational break in the cotton mar
ket late to-day. with May deliveries
selling off to 1850, or fl fty-seven points
lower than last night. lsixty9ftur points
below the best level Of the day, and
eighty-siS points. or $4.s0 per bale.
below the high level OF the season..
X The weakness In the stock market
probably contributed to the Wall Street
selling, but selling orders came from
all directions, and it oOked as though
there was a cgularpanic among longs,
following the records breaking g advances
OF late last year. Tt was rumored that
the cotton interest was unloading, and
it was alsoreported that a strong Wall
Street clique had been formed to de-
press prices, owing to the failure OF
trade demand to improve! as rapidly as
expected With the turn OF the year. #
To-day's advices from the South were
generally bullish as to the spot situa.
tiop,s but there We're rumors OF in-
creased off erings, which probably ed
in precipitating the tremendous liqui,.
dalton late In the day. The marke It has
been more OF less unsettled all tho
week, but tho sensational break Of to-
& day came very suddenly, with the mar
ket declining over $3 per bale In less
than an hours tlme.a The market
closed weak, at "a net decline of rs a 5S
points, with May selling at 1850, or
at the lowest. 1t is estimated that the
4 big Southern bulls had h7uEht fully
10000 bales In an ineff tual effort to
check the decline. IN WI 3sg NH
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HEALTH BOARD IN
ANNUAL SESSION.
Wants New Laws and Funds TO
Enlarge tuberculosis
Sanatoriunl.
DR.. S. P. LATANE SECRETARY.
~--
Winchester Physician Succeeds
Or. c. r. Grandy as
Recording Officer.
DR.. S. p. LATANE SECRETARY

At it's regular annual meeting yea
terday, the State Board Of Health APP
proved the years work of the Health
Department and laid plans for present
ing its claims to the General Assem-
bly, as soon as the session opens.
Aside from choosing officers for the
ensuing year and hearing the various
reports submitted, the board transact
ed only routine business.
When DR.. r. w. Martin, of Lynch
burg, called the meeting to order at
1870 o'clock, in the Offices OF the Health
Department, all the members were
overwhelmingly, DR.. s. w. Hobson, OF
Newport News: DR.. S. FL. Graves. OF
Norfolk; DR.. J. 3. Fisher, OF Midlo-
THAN: Dr.. o. c. Wright, Of Jarratts;
DR.. Lewis E. Harvie. of Danville: DR.
r. w. Martin. of Lynchburg; Dr.. S. p
Latane, OF Winchester; DR.. w. NJ.
Smith, OF Alexandria; DR.. j. II. Dunk
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SOLDIERS HON.
USED { As I!!5: OFFICE
Further Charges Against Brown
low BY Congressional
Opponent.
Ispecial ia The Times Dispatch. i

atltf39 LOFlU6G te4it#
x BRISTOL, VA, January 5.-Statc
Senator Samuel II. Sells. of johnson
City. Tenn. who is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Congress
in the First Tennessee District, in op-
position to Representative Walter p.
Brownlow. has recently written a Sc
aries 9of letters to ]. w, Wndsworth,
president of the board Of manage
for tho National Soldiers Home, urg-
ing that Mr.. Brownlowg be requested
to resign his position as managing di-
rectorsof the Mountain Branch OF the
National Home, for which position lie
us paid a salary In addition to his sal
airy as Representative Mr.. Sells
further charges that Representative
BroWnlow is guiltyFof 8practicinss nepo-
atism upon IN large scale, and that he
has secured positions In the Noun
tain Branch OF tho Homo for various
members Of his family and relatives.
IL Is also charged that he Is given
many privileges about the home, in
scludi 81 offices hteh.ait Is alleged, he
is using as IA sort of adquarters for
|5his political cont erences. s ts5
Mr.. Sci ls makes IN numbelso OF charges
against Mr. Brown oW, a nj HI ~ op SOS
ITO he presid ent OF a " ard hat 4
given q ailc ID e Va his charge 81,
lahss tl,el'Ss alible
Isproofs sy gare for c0pggess's,
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ley, Of seltville; DR. Reid White, OF
Lexington, and Drs.. George Ben John
ston and stuart Mcclure, Of Rich
nlond.
Tic boards first business was to
elect Or, Latane, the member from the
Seventh District to take the place of
Dr.. C. II, C;raUly, OF Norfolk, as gee
rotary OF the board. DIR. CRANKY re-
signed a few months ago In order to
devote his energies to public health
work in Norfolk. DIR. Martin remains
as president.
Approve Tuberculosis Work.
The reports OF the various commit
tees were received and duly adopted
by the board. The tuberculosis COM
mittee reported that the sanatoriun
established at Catawba, In Roanoke
! county, was doing excellent work. and
Pwas fully justifying the outlay made
by the state In Investigating whether
tuberculosis could be successfully
treated In the mountainous districts OF
Virginia. The board heartily approved
the suggestions made by the Commits
sioner OF Health, DR.. Ennion G. Will
liams. in his annual report. for en-
larging the scope of the institution.
The legislative committee made only
| a general report, and received the APP
proval OF the board to consider at q
later meeting such changes In the laws
| of the State as are considered neces-
sary to promote the general work OF
| the Health Department.
Accounts In Good Order.
The auditing committee reported
| that 1t had examined the books OF the
department. and found all the expendi-
lures since the last regular meeting
Of the board duly sustained by lega
vouchers. In addition, 1t was stated
| the books of the department, including
the account books Of the Catawbs
Sanatorium, had been examined by ex.
| pert accountants on December 80 ane
| had been certified as correct.
The board received the report o.
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SALE OF MILITARY STORES
Order From War Department to Dis
pose OF Goods In Aichmond.

Several thousand dollars worth OF
military stores which have become.
through age. unfit for use by the Vir-
TginIa militia, VIII be put up and sold
at auction within the next ten days.
These goods are at present stored in
the Adiutant-GeneraIs storage room
in the State Library building.
The stores to be disposed OF consist
Of quartermasters and ordnance sup
plies. furnished by the United States
government for the use of the State
military forces. Adjntant-General AM
derson has followed the regular pros
cedure In such cases. of reporting the
matter to the War Department and of
securing the necessary Endorsements to
the papers. The amount Of required
Procedure in such matters is enormous.
and has taken up great deal OF
time, but the final orders directing
the sale were received yesterday from
the War Department signed by Acting
Secretary of War Robert Shaw Oliver.
No guns, ammunition or uniforms are
included In the lot. Guns are raturn-
cd to the War Department. ammuni-
ton is used up by the militia, while
uniforms are cut UP and sold as rags.
1t heing the policy of the department.
not to encourage the proJniscuous
wearing of the uniforms OF the troops.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OFFRUH- GROWERS
--------------
Large Attendance Of Members at
Opening Scs-
sion.
SPLEEN DID APPLE EXHIBIT
horticultural Society Doubled
Membership During
Past Year.
S PL DID APPLE EXHIBIT
fspce,a, 10 The rlmes- pispatch1

tSpcctai TO The Tlmes- Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA, January 5.--The
fourteenth annual session of the Viz
gnia horticultural Society convened
to-day. In the City Hall auditorium.
with upwards OF 800 members and Wis
itors present from all sections Of the
State, and some from Washington.
Maryland and West Virginia. Many
more arrived tonight.
President w. w. sproul, of Augusta
county, is presiding.
The address of welcome was deliv-
cred by former Mayor r. r. Barton.
and the response was made by DR.. s.
W. Fletcher, of the Virginia Polytcch-
mic Institute, Blacksburg.
The annual address OF the president,
as we'll as the yearly report of the
secretary-treasurer. Walter Whateiey,
showed that the society had doubled
its membership during the year: that
there had been marked increase in CO.
operation among the state fruit-grow-
crs, resulting in higher prices being
obtained for the products OF Virginia
orchards, and representatives Of the
various railroads gave their support
10 assist in marketing the fruit.
Addresses by Chief Pomologist G. 3
Bracket. Of the Agricultural Departs
mcnt, Washington; Commissioners
George w. koiner. of the Virginia Ag-
ricultural Department, and Professors
William 3. Scott and NJ. b. Waite. OF
Washington, were optimistic regarding
the future OF Virginia fruit. which Is
second to none in flavor and general
quality. There is little II any DANCE,
of over reproduction as long as these
standards are maintained
practical address on problems ir
marketing apples was made by S. L.
I,ripton. Winchester, owner OF the fam
oHa orchard
Illustrated lectures were given to.
nigh. by Superintendent r. G. Johnson
of the Virginia Truck Experiment Sta
tica. Norfolk. and Professor II. L
Price. OF the Virginia Polytechnic In.
stttute,
The apple exposition. held In the
Empire Theatre, is the largest and
ipo.t complete In the history of the so.
clcty, there being upwards Of 500 cx.
hibits.
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aiItclicll-pnge.
Especial TO The Times pispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dspa,ch.1
MILLWOOD. VA, January ga pretty
wedding took place yesterday evening in
page became the wife of Roland Green
Mitchell. both OF clarke county. Miss Isa-
belle Carter, OF Richmond. was maid OF
honor. The b.ide entered the church with
her fatter r. Powell Page, and tho groom
came in with his beet man. John Campbell,
of lexington. The Rev. j. n. Robson per.
formed the ceremony The ushers were Rob-
ert Page. DR.. Tunis. Thomas Carter. DR..
Robert Randolph, Nat Page and Richard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
EXTENSION OF RAILROADS
Raleigh and Southport Will &c Built
From Fayetteville to EltxnhethtOWn.


Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
FAYETTEVILLE. N. q, January o.
Tile Raleigh and Southport Railway
will be built to Eli2abethtown, Bladen
county, and beyond. President Mills Is
In Fayetteville to-day. and makes
substantially this statement, Import
ant contracts have been closed to-day
which Justify the absolute statement
that the Raleigh and Southport Rail
way Company Will have passenger and
freight trains running into Elizabeth
town township. Tiladen county. within
fourteen months, over standard gauge
road with tifty-s is pound rails.
This Is Without the aid OF "A bond
issue or any help from the people out
side Of he ri ht OF way H a MI
The road vii 4 not terminate mt Eliza
5bethtoWn but will be a through line.
lit viii mot be 4 tram road, but a rail-
road, The line wi II ne located wi thin
thirty q avs. Contracts are now being
let for secnrin q CROSS 4 los. 1T has never
been the pol ayss of the leigllS and
Isouthppor.Nlt 8to eels aid from ile people,
NE frsaGist n Faye teYille
without bond lssli d, ana WIN t,lli Id
into BlAds he same basis neither
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
TEAR DRIVES MAN 10 DEATH.
Threats OF Vengeance Cause
.5dsf GOOde to Commit Suicide.

Thrcnts OF Vengeance Cause John
Goode to Commit Suicide.
LSpecial to The Times ispatch.1
y BEDFORD CITY. VA, January s.
The cause for the suicide this morning
OF the negro, John Edward Goode, came
to light at the inquest OF the coroner,
DR.. Il. P. West. About three years
ago, when NJ. n. Custy was shot With
out provocation in the bar-room at
the Windsor Hotel by Tom Willie Pres
ton, colored, there We're hints that
lGoode, also colored. had been seen
with him lust before the murder, and
threats Of a killing had q been heard.
Preston 50 g flee tual ~ made his escape
weeks ago. Relatives Of Preston had
threatened Coode that II leS was ever
found they would take vengeance on
him. Since the arrest OF Preston this
dread had proved on him SO constantly
that he resolved to end his life. blow
ing away q part of his y head gwtthsta
shotgun about 4 O'clock this morning
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leaving Mr.. Brownlow without opposi-
ton. President Wadsworth, of the
home board has given Mr.. Sells no en-
couragement whatever, and the young
East Tennesseean now talks of APP
peallng to the President and the Sec
rotary of War with his charges. The
between himself and
Mr.. Wadsworth, which embraces the
various charges made against Repre-
sentative Brownlow, is now being dis
tributed in circular form all over the
First Tennessee District. 1t means
one of the warmest races for Congress
that has ever been inaugurated in the
district. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
sKIN-GRArrrNc OF NO AVAIL.
Burns on Gladys Wagner Prove Fatal After
Hard Fight to save Life.

lSpeclal 70 The Timos- Dispatch.1
NORFOLK. VA, January 5.---Gladys Eiiz.
abeth Wagner. daughter or j.. E. Wagner.
who was horribly burned eight or nine
weeks ago while PLAYING around IRE In o
erection of a house was In progress died
this afternoon at st. yincents Hospital
Several days ago skin grating was resorted
to by the surgeon, H. N. Brock. a young
cpidcrnis for the sake OF the little girl But
1t was all in vain.
The interment Is announced for Hollywood
Cemetery. Richmond. the family having re-.
sided in that city at one time.
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moving passenger train soon caught
up with tl.s runners. and every dog
was ground up beneath the wheels OF
the cars, the rabbit alone escaping I'M
injured.
roy PISTOLS CAUSE TET.ANUs.
Lockjnw Claim. Two Victims MS Result
| Of Christmas Wounds.
l[special to Thc Timcs. Dispatch.l

@NI@ Especial to The Tlmcs- Dlspatch.Jl
NEWBERN. N. c., January Block
jaw claimed two victims here to-day
as the result of toy pistols at Christ
mas. Ed Styron. white. aged thirteen
years. son of William Styron. an en-
ploye Of tho city, received a wound IN
his hand on Christmas Eve by the
discharge of a toy pistol, loaded with
blank cartridge, In his pocket. Lit
tile attention was paid to the wound
for several days. a doctor was called
in when too late. and did all he could,
hut the disease had gone too far, ana
death resulted this morning.
Arthur Idlette. colored. age eight
years. also wounded by a blank cart
ridge, was the second victim. Both
We're buried to-day
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and stock OF goods entirely destroyed
py IRE last night. The loss was par
ually insured. j. s. Taylor, who .was
occupying the second floor az living
ana children. and suffered total loss
OF everything in the building. The
cause OF the fire Is supposed TO have
hllen,s Creek is situated about ono
apeake and Ohio Railway.
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Meeting of v. NJ. /. hoard.

Acknowledgement Charles j. Ander-
son.. president of the board of visitors
of the Virginia Military Institute, yes
terday called the annual meeting of
the board for January IS. The meet.
ing Will be held at p. NJ. on that
day in the Adjutant-GeneraFs Office.
The board viii be called upon to at
firm the standing of the cadets as
shown by the January examinations.
It's duties in general at this time will
be to consider conditions at the insti-
fute. -
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Hnnhan,uarran

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
BRISTOL, VA, January miss Susie
Warren. daughter OF Postmaster e. a. War
rem. was married to Robert Preston Bonhan,
this afternoon. Tho brides maid of honor
was Miss Dora Campbell. OF johnson City
while the groom was attended by 7. ".
Sanders Jr. The ceremony was performed
by Or. W. s. Netghbors, OF Sullns College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
DudIcy-Littig.

Especial TO The Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, January
5.-Mr. and Mrs. James G. Littig, Of
the University of Virginia. have Issued
Invitations to the marriage Of their
Dudley, Of Louisville, Ky, son OF rhe
late Bishop Dudley. The event IS to
take place on Wednesday, january IL.
at z O'Clock. in the chapel at the Unit
5versity of Virginia. l8S T.
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Roys Arrested for Stealing Team

NEWBERN, NJ c., January ). fals 4.
terdny afternoon Officer Lupton ssrrel
two small boys, James co linss agcd 81!
With stealing 4 mule and wagon from III
5iIolton, who liyes on stheseast Side
Neuse River, Officer Lnpton Wi,s siItS sea
OF the missing team when u hs, TAN ~
bows. rhsy were ARRESTED ana claim
they found thu tcarn tied 70 q tree, hIsf \
were trying TO sell same Ior sAssis 8 ~
were locked up in 1atl Al AN
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SayvmiII Destroyed by Fire.
y fsnnli q / 70 ri q friineS- u iSnatCl.l II

~ CAPE CHARLIE S, ". An j alluary ga
spark tgnitinE sawdust was respon-l
Ssiblos for the burning at Beaver Dam
last might of u steam saNtrnill owned
3by John FIorsey, The fire was dis
covered by Semployes sleeping " IA !,
at $3,60O. JOSEPH, Polk was severely
injured while getting elsht mules 81 t
sof the burning stables, 40 nlll had
GO ba III led 8 -,t3
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or not any other road does so. All
financial arrangements have been made.
The road will run through Bethel and
Hollow Townships. This Is OF IN
terest because heretofore 1t had been
thought that neither Mr.. Mills nor Mr.
Armtield would enter Bladen without
"a bond issue, and further because. Mr.
Mills emphatically states that his road
would be a through line and would not
terminate at Elizabethtown.
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Education BOARD TO Meet.

meeting of the State Board OF
Education will be held tonight at 8
O'Clock in the boards assembly room
at the Capitol. a good deal of routine
business is to be transacted. but It
Is not expected that there will be de-
yeiopments of much Importance.
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Insurance company LIcen.ed.

A license fee of 5000 was earned
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission when license to do bust
ness In Virginia was issued to the New
Hampshire Fire Insurance Company.
This concern has an authorized capi-
tai stock OF s2,000.000 1t will do
a general fire insurance business in
this State,
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InrrlxonburE Increasex saloon License.
[Special 10 The Times-Dispatch.l
HARRISON BURG, VA. January o.
Last night the Town Council raised the
license for retailing liquor from $500
L Loo. IN year. TWO years ago y :
was raised from $500 IN $500, SO now
1t Is Just four times what II was for
many years. There are sin saloons
and the change BECOMES effective May
Il .i The town voted wet last fall
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Bullard-Dean.

lspeclal to The Times Dispatch.
STOkESDALE, Va January 5.-At tho
residence of L. N. Dean. near stokesdaic
y. e: there was pretty wedding yesterday
ties being Percy Bullard of Manchester
va. and Miss Olivia Dean. the daughter OF
NJ! Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Dean, the ceremony be-
!hg performed by Rev. ". i. Kennett, of
!, Is freight agent for tho seaboard Air Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
Moving Military Records.

The Offices Of Major Robert w. Hun
ter, secretary of Virginia Military Rec
ords are being moved 10 the State
Library building. where he will occupy
the Auditor of Public Accounts. Major
Hunters old quarters in the Capitol
basement will be needed by the Gen
eral Assembly for committee rooms.
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Announced superintendent q n. & =


NEWBERN, NJ. O., Jaauar ~ a'T--Al - pu Y
has been issued by the Noyfols and Sol
ern railroad announcing The appoint thea s.
Virgil walker as q ~, NJ
Somnd. yice II. r.. Foster, resi- sned.
walker has only been with8lhe Norfoi 5as
southern short time, coming I'M 1ll
southern Railway. where he. was traani 2
Ter OF the Norfolk Q vision Mt, " atksr
trainmaster Of this division. Nr. Lewis
bean for some years chief dispa che r,
win ACT as chief dispatcher and trainH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
NEW CHURCH BUILDING.
Danyllle Prcsbyterians Soon to Erect Hs
-anI lflince. ~.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatc CHI.
DANVILLE. VA. January 5.-The WORK
edifice Of the First Presbyterian Chuf
located at the corner OF Main Street
Sutherlin Avenue. VIII be begun about !
i the church viii be similar to the ~
,son Avenue Presbyterian Church In
York, though on not SO large Sc le.
is to be OF classic archltec turs, az Z y
,nrtea Nv sin masstve columns of the Co
tbian or ionic type. 1t will be OF 81 br;
With brownstone and terracotta trtmmiI
8and viii cost about $4,000. Il Will 2
nearly 100. over the central position 81
main auditorium will be a dome. e au y.
tr;recian type Of architecturc, M
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Patterson-McScil.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BRISTOL, VA. January 5.-A marriage OF
interest throughout Southwest Virginia was
5solemnized here this afternoon. when at
tho home OF the BRIDES parents, Captain
and Mrs. A. s. Mcneil. Miss Lillian Mcneil
became the bride OF Arthur Douglas Patter.
son. OF 1mboden. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Or. w. s. Neighbors, president OF
Sullins College. The bride was attended by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
Gets TWO Years for Larceny, J.

u 81 INN EBTlRCi "a, January 81
Annie pews, the negress, who ran into
the 'icy James River several weeks ago
5foi'elude arrest, and had to be rescEsSss5
m sn'spoliceman. was given two years
il nrlso,i to-day on larceny charges.
She leaded guilty 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
panyille coo,pan, Makes sa,.nns.sslllss NJ

STGyTHI3tU - ss-Al
II 8p.As;ViLI.E. VA. January 3D. Deed
assignment has been n!ea IN tiif Srteess IN q
IN nderson Manufacturing Company fs I'M
and manufacturers ~ tableA, bersp efsssssSI
3,isalers III 3ln,nber The LIABILITIES arc y
ssos su. winch is tatiy covered bss ne Am
al tho company. u In ia eki stsS lfotla hA
the assets svill be-, 20 m sss w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
contu,n Fitzhugl,,. WIN probutcd.

" Especial to The TIfHes-IJIspattH.1 I-1--
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January s..
The will Of the late Captain Henry
B. Fitzhugh has been admitted to pro-
bate in the Corporation Court here.
The estate Is valued at $4,000, and Is
5leftsto his daughter Mrs. f, r. Bartol.
Of FR Richmond. 2l5si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
Dr. n1astln Out.

Secretary J. T. Mastin, Of the Stare
Board of Charities and Corrections,
was able to be at his Office Yesterday
after an illness of several DAYS. -
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Southern Railway Conductor Injured.
&tsl Special to The STimes-Dispatch,l
NJ IIARRISONBuRG, VA. January ST.
Southern Railway Conductor w. y.
Strasburg In attempting to kick the
Jnnney couplings In place. Ills foot
got between the couplings and was
crushed off.
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NIonroe-PattOn.

IgLlSpeclaI The Tlmes-Dlspa tch, ~
IS FREDERICKSBURC VA j anuary s,
James Monroe. of Stafford county
and Miss Harriet Patton, of Grafton
w. Va. were married at the latter
place. They will make their home in
Stafford. { h I3i7I, ~
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Surety Company L,ccn !. !, :

The Illinois Surety Company was
yesterday licensed by the State Cor
In this State. The Commissinner 30
Insurance is named as statutorY asent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
s1ason-Lin,er1ck.

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, January 5.-Miss
Hattie T.. Limerick and John ". Mason
were married yesterday afternoon by Rev.
w. e. Landlord. pastor OF the Second Bap-
fist Church.