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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES


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Ashland. Va. October l5-Dr H. T..
Blackwell has been elected a delegate
TO represent Randolph Macon College
at the anniversary celebration of the
founding Of the graduation school at
Princeton. which takes place Octo-
Der -
Miss Anne Pendleton who has been
the guest OF Mrs James NJ Cox. has
returned to her home in Louisa
Mrs. benjamin Dickerson. Of Filler
son. left to-day for her home after
visiting her daughter, Mrs T.. VI. New
man.
Mrs. Davis Bell ana son. Of Lynch
burg. Aave been guests Of Mrs. Scholar
Fox
Mrs. NJ N. BALDWIN entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Of II James Epis-
copal Church or Monday afternoon.
DAINTY refreshments were served by
Miss May Baldwin.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
t'st Church celebrated its thirty fourth
anniversary on Monday AFTERNOON from
J to o'clock, IN the assembly room
Of the church. An attractive musical
program Was given. at the conclusion
or which. tho pastor, Rev. MIR Hedley.
and Mrs. iiedley were given n linen
shower BY the church in token Of the
high csteem In which they are held.
Ihcy We're also presented with a cake,
decorated with two candles indicrt
ing the two years OF happy relations
between pastor end people A socia!
hour was then spent. in which refresh
lnents were served
br. Charles :. Amber, or Randolph
Htacoii College. gave an interesting and
Instructive talk before the woman s
Cub on Tuesday afternoon on the four
leading political parties Of this coun-
try These he considers 10 he tho
Democrats, Republicans, progrcssives
ana Socialists. This was followed liz
delightful paper on Politics In the
south IN which Il" laid particular
stress on the Indifference OF the south
ern man 70 vote. lie was very op,i
iH'sus ABOUT the present adininist,a-
ZION The guests or tho Club were
Mesdames I:cichard. OF MeN.co. Wool
io!k, boswell, Murray. Howe. AIanard.
Hatchcr. Dnton and oihcrs
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Special to The Times-Dispa tch

Especial to The Times Dispa tell
South Boston. Va. October i5.-Miss
Sallia Jennings I.ovelace and John
Chappcll Harris We're married hore
this evening. Rev. 4. ". Maxwell per-
forming the ceremony, which took place
IN the Presbyterian Church. The
decorations We're artistically arranged.
Heralding the entrance OF the bridal
party. 20. Perfect Love" was render
ed b. a quartet compos.d or Mrs L.
{. Watkins. Jr.. Mrs Eebecca Howard,
Henry POND 9Tter and w. Claude
Coates. At the organ Was Mrs. Lizzie
X Green. The brides sister. Miss Eva
Iovelacc was maid OF honor and Miss
Blanche Sheppard. OF Buckingham
County; Miss ROY I.ovelacc Of Wilson.
Fowlkes, Miss Helen Easley. Miss
Marye Lawson. Miss Marie Easiey and
Miss Lavale;te Morton. ali OF this
place. were bridesmaids. Little Miss
Mary Brookes carried tile ring on a
Gala lily The groomsmen were ".
i. LAWSON. Or W. H. Moselcy. Joseph
Stcbbins. Jr., Charles =. I.ovelacc. H..
.. Lawson. Or. John & owen. William
owen. ana William IIankins
Those acting as ushers were DR. W.
I. Lacy J. o. Watkins Dr. II. : Belt,
X. :. Barbour Charles Brookes and
Henry Harris. The Groom's best man
was W. owen Wilson and j. d Fry
was master OF ceremonies
The bride is the daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Charles II. Lovclace. The
groom Is Well known business man
Of this place After a tour OF the
Northern cities OF interest. the couple
will reside in South Boston.
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OPENING DAY OF
GLOUCESTER FAIR
Exhibits Far Above the Average
Beautiful Weather and
Big Crowd.
Special to tho rimcs-Dlspa,cn !

Gloucester Courthouse. Va. October i5.-
The second annual Gloucester Fair opened
;luspiciotsly to-day under tn. auspices Of
the Gloucester Agricultural Association. Tho
wcather was beautiful and h!g crowd IN
attendance. while tho exhibits were far
above the average The fair was opened
with PRAYER by the Rev. William Il. Loo.
The president Of the Gloucester Agricultural
Association Frank Weaver. then declared
the Gloucester Fair ready for inspection.
The speaker Of tn. day. Boyd Sears. OF
Mnthews was introduced by III. I.ev. VIII
iaai ~. Lee. and he made - thrilling speech.
With the blare Of brass band tho wilr
Of machinery. the believing Of cattle, the
laughter Of children ind the voices OF many
people the fair on
The display Of stock was said ~ experts
to he remarkably good. the vegetables. nuts
corn and other grazing very creditabl". anu
tho wofucn's department far abOrc the aver
age. In tho contest between tho farms
Eagle Point received tho first prize and
Elinington the second Richard Jnnney re-
ceived arst pfIze In garden display. MIR
Hutchinson second and MIR. Kerrs third.
In the county schools baseball contest
Hayes store High School won frs; place
one Of the unique exhibits was a log
house built out OF 10 different pieces Of
wood. all grown In Gloucester. 1t was made
by Young iInlSny.
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MEETING OF TEACHERS
OF CAMPBELL COUNTY
Interesting Program Rendered During
Dhy's session nt tust-

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
iynchburg. Va, October i5.-The an.
nuai meeting of the Campbell COUNTY
teachers began Mt RustburC to-day
with nearly all OF tho white teachers
81 the county in attendance and super
lntcnaent W. l., Garbee presiding In
addition 20 number OF discussions to-
day by the teachers. Mrs. A. T. Mon
taEu" Of i-ynchburg. addressed the IN
st!tute relative 10 the formation OF
scholarship associations in the county.
Tonight program. was rendered by
the Iustburg W. =. T. l.. To-norrow
the program VIII be continued. the IN
sttGtc closing OH Friday with the
County School Fair. at which SEVERAL
present with exhibits from practically
every white school In tho county.
rhc colorod schools Of the county will
hold aa institute and fair later.
Wallace \ Taylor. OF Richmond has
SOLD his country home near Wmesap.
Amherst County, 10 Misa Harrison. of
Cincinnati, who expects TO make he:
acres and a tnc country residence. The
purchase price is not made public.
The WESLEY Guild, OF Court street
Methodist Church. has reorgani2ed for
the winter With the following officers:
president. Mrs. John NJ Otcy; vico-
Presidents. Mrs. 5. T. Po'ndeHter and
Mrs. z, y. Shcney; recording secretary.
Mrs. w. l. Rudd treasurer. Mrs
George J.. Fleming, corresponding SOC.
Rotary. MIS-. William VI. stokes. and
historian. Mrs. y. y. Peak.
Rev. T. :. Jones, The knceling
EVANGELIST" is conducting series or
revival meetings At Franklin Stree.
Baptist Church. in which there have
been twenty-five additions this week
The I.ynchhurG Poultry Association
will hold lis show this winter Janu-
AIRY 1916. II which time the aSsocia-
ton expects - have n $4,000 exhibit.
. 'rhc officers of tho association for this
year are: president. VI =. TAcllson;
vice president. y. -. Sackctt: secre-
tary. y. !. Anderson, AMI treasurer.
- T. yTOoc
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MosOu-yIurx.ey.

special 10 The Times Dispatch
Montrose, Va. October l5.-Miss
Kate Gatcwood Harvey, daughter OF
John W. Harvey, of this place. ana
Henry ~ Mason, 81 King George
County. were united in marriage III
ll.%o o'clock yesterday morning The
ceremony WAS performed in ST. James
t.piscopcl Church. Rev L. X. Phelps
officiating. immediately after the
marriage tho bridal party took break :
fast al Windsor" b. Invitation OF
Mr. and Mrs. =. NJ Chandler. Later,
in the day M. and Mrs Mason. ac-
companied hy number OF friends,
motorcd 10 their King George home.
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SYNOD|CAL MEETS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Summary of Years Work Shows
Increase in Membership
and Contributions.
ISpeclnl % rhe Tlmcs. D!apntoh. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
charlottesville. Va. October lt.-rhc ninth
the oiganized womens work TOR missions OF
the Presbyterian church In Virginia. parts
OF West Virginia, Maryland and the District
OF coiumba-convened at $50 o'clock this
morning in III" FIRST Presbyterian Churc. Of
this city. with the president. Mrs j. Calvin
stewart. OF Richmond, IN the chair. After
devotional exercises. conducted by Dr.
1eorke l.; Pet;ie. the visiting delegates we're
city. 10 which Mrs. j. f. Thompson, or
Charleston. ". va. responded.
The rolf cali was answered hy riStv dele-
gates eighteen In excess or the last meet
ing At I.ewisburE. W. Va. Eleven OF the
twelve presbyteriai presidents answered to
y summary Of the years work, given by
the recorsl!ns secretary. Mrs.. :. ID. Walton.
Of Fnrmrile. showed itn increase In mem
'.s5i. increase in gifts 5000. making q total
nc" pfesoEterisl WAS added TEgarts Val
Ley. Pc. capita gifts o; Women. sj.i.. In
Offering 10 foreign missions was 81 a mem
Der. Abingdon led IN the per capita con
tr,bG,ons TO home missions. West Hanover
reported an increase OF = per cent over last
years Offering Tor all causes-an increase In
s'tts ia tw" years from 3i.lo0 to SI.7oc. Mont
, somery leads IN the largest Offering 10 tn.
foreign mission debt fund 1885,. Increase
in young peoples work. 1919. The thank
offering Of the syaodical this year goes TO
the establishment OF mission school In
Floyd County
y sermon on Christian Stewardship was
delivered at II clock by the Rov. -. =.
McGeaehy, OF lewishurg. ". Va. and "a half
hour later Mrs. r. l. Cronk. Of Columbia. s.
.. spoke on In Tune With tho Keynote
q, The Master.
II the afternoon session the devotional
service was conducted by Mrs III. y. Price.
Martinsvillc. told how women could help In
tho work 81 Christian education ana min
isteriaI relief. and tho cause OF sunday
school extension ana publication work was
prescnted ~ tho Rev a. l.. Phillips. ID. d.
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Petersburg. Va, October

ie'ersouis, Va, octoper 10.
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sous'a','e 'H' ne pune sc.oois
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!ou"s ioin ~, hpcht 'he DAY on the
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M.""'e were "coo'"ca ue Same priVl-
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BrONn-f:rny.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatc,:
Winston salem. y. g. October 10
Tonight NJ o'clock Miss Theodosia
Gray, the DAUGHTER OF E:morie s Graf.
was married 10 Walton Brown. Of
DanVille Va, at the home OF her father
OF West Fourth Street
The ceremony was performed Is tho
brides pastor Or. f. j. Balm Miss
E'no'ie Barber was Inai1 OF honor. and
The bridesmaids were Misses Louise
Headles, Of panvillc: Elizabeth Hll.
."abei Gray and Martha Gray Miss
katherine Gray sister of the b.idc.
was flower girl. MIR Brown was at
tended hy r. T. Young. Of panville.
The bride was given in marriage by
Ter father Emoric :. Gray An in
formal reception followed the marriage
service. after which the bridal pair
left .or their wedding trip
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I.unsford-Slnvcn.

t'iS-idi ~ ic ilt!e>- l1lSpalcNI
Monterey. Va, October IA quiet
home wedding was soiemniZed at the
home OF the brides parents at Monte
reg, at $50 o'clock this morning, the
contracting parties being Jacob =.
Lunsford and Miss Elsie Lee Slavcn.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of few immediate friends of
the two families, Rev. l. l.. Lowance,
Of the Methodist Church. officiating.
The bride is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Slaven. Mr.. Luns-
ford Is a son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Lunsiord. and now is assistant super
intenGent Of q powde. plant at Pomp-
ton Lakes. y. j., at which place the
young couple will make their home al
ter visit TO Eastern and Northern
cities.
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Mig Prize SnIe of Tobocco

The premium sales OF bright tobaccos
were going on all day. and were not
finished until late this afternoon Tho
floors OF the several warehouses were
crowded with piles of tho golden leaf,
and there was keen competition among
the many buyers. rs we'll as among the
sellers for the prizes. The scenes
around the warehouses were interest
ing. the wagons that brought In the
tobacco crowdtnE the streets for
squares The sales will be continued
tomorrow. and while fine prices were
realized. the names of the prize win
ners Will not be given out until to-
morrow or next day. A great number
OF prizes In money att goods are of
fered. Tie sales to-day aggregated
between 100000 and 100000 pounds.
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General News Notes.

Tho October term OF the Hastings
Court opens tomorrow, but on ac-
count OF the fair in progress this week,
the criminal docket Will not be called
until Monday next.
Mrs. Louise Nash Len, sister OF the
late Joseph Van Holt Nash. 4 former
Petersburg.r. IS visiting ut the homo
OF her cousin, L. Il. Rogerson, on East
Tabb Street
At the recent meeting Of the Prince
George Teachers Association. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: prcsi-
dent, Miss Belle Webb. vice pre- sidcnts,
Mrs. j. II. Pulliam, Bland District: g.
NJ. Gray Black stone District; Miss Nir-
ginia Campbell. Templcton District
Miss Pauline Cheatham, Rives District
Miss Margaret Hatch, Brandon Dis
trict: secretary, Miss G. ID. Chcnery:
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Mccain.
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SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
North Carolina Tribunal Acts I'm Fours
teen Appeal Cases.

Especial to The es-Dispa tcli.l
Raleigh " c.. October 15-Tho Su-
preme Court delivered opinions on this
its weekly delivery day in fourteen APP
peals as follows:
Medicine Company vs. Davenport.
Pitt County, modified as to insuftciency
OF tenders. in other respects affirmed:
In re. Duprce will case, Pitt. no error;
Pate Vs. Blades. Craven. reversed: Lum-
Der Company vs. Riley. Onslow, at
iirnei. Woodicy vs.. Carolina Telephone
Company, Lcnoir. reversed: Cameron
VS.. Lumber Company. Sampson, aft
nrmed: Bariield VS.. Hill. I.enoir new
trial: Hunter VS. Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company, Lenoir, reversed;
Mercantile Company vs.. Parker. Wake.
no error; Williams VS.. Seaboard Air
Line Railway Company. affirmed:
Moore vs.. Carolina Power and Light
Company. Wake. error; Blake vs..
Smith, Wake. new trial: Carr vs. Elks,
Green. affirmed: Pnlston vs.. Howell.
Greene. affirmed.
BY request OF tho members OF the
bar OF the Tenth District and for yea
sons satisfactory to the court. all cases
on tho Tenth District calendar will be
heard tho Same week with the Twelfth
District calendar. and called immcdi-
otely after the Twelfth District cal
cndar. This docs not apply to cases
from Orange County. which VIII be
called and heard next week, with ap-
pcals from the Tenth and Eleventh Dis
tricIs
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TWO MEN INJURED.
While Returning From Fair Grounds
| Arc knocked Down hN Auto.

While Returning From Fair Grounds
Are knocked Down by Auto.
Two coiorcd men. each bearing the
name of Richard Jones. were struck
and injured by an automobile on Gill
Street late last night driven by Joe
Roach. colorcd. Roach, with party Of
several friends, was returning III an au-
tomobile from the Fair Grounds. and
was driving pretty fast when 1t struck
and knocked down the two Joncses,
who were walking together on Gill
Street. Both of the men were Injured
and were taken to their homes In tho
ambulance. One OF them suffered a
rib fracture. All of the joyriders were
arrested. but with the exception or
Roach, were discharged in the Police
Court this morning. Roach's case was
continued until tomorrow. lie claims
that the occurrence was accidental. the
machine having gotten beyond his con-
troll.
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TAKES POISON TO END LIFE.
Walks Into Police Sfntion md Tells q
Attcmpt Suicide.


Thomas Hudson. aged thirty nine
years and married. employed ut tho
Seward Trunk and Tag Factory, died
in the police station this morning about
o'clock, from the effects OF poison,
deliberately swallowed. About mid
night Hudson walked into the station
and calmly told the officer in charge
that he had swallowed laudanum
enough TO kill him. Ills manner was
such rs - impress the officers that he
was joking. but when evidence Of i'll
ness began 10 develop. a call was sent
for Dr. w. l.. Hoy. When Or. Hoy ar
rived hudson had collapsed, and all
efforts To save his life proved futile.
Ii was discovered that lie had taken
carbolic acid instead OF laudanum. as
the work OF tho poison was quick and
fatal. No reason for the act is given.
except possible trouble. Hudson is
survived by his wife in this city. and
by his father, w III. Hudson. two
brothers and sister, all living In
Luncnburg County.
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Engagement. Announccd

SPECIAL 10 The Times -Disputch.l
iieathsvillc Va. October l5.-ar-.
ana Mrs. r. 6. rendleton. OF Colonial
fe3ch. nave announced the engagement
ana approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Rust Pendlc-
ton, To Mir. Thomas FitZhuEh Knox, of
FredericiSsSurG. Their marriage will
take PLACE ir Washington on Novem-
Der 10.
The engagement of Miss Maudc &.
CLYDE Clarke. of Illinois. has been an
nouncod. the wedding 10 take place
tho lattor part Of October.
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OF John P. Beard and II. B. Williams,
When the case was called, at 0 o'clock
this, morning. Juror S. H. Ewers was
was taken until o'clock this after
noon Then il was learned that an
other juror had become H. 1t Is hoped
that the case can be resumed to-mor-
row morning. Very few witnesses have
been examined and the trial Is likely
The courtroom is crowded each daya
and many women are attending.
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Wniker-COx.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. October Is
w. Herman WAker and Miss Alice L.
Cox, 4 popular young couple of this
city. went to Richmond. on Wednesday,
and were united in marriage. They
were accompanied by Miss Martha
Cox. u sister Of the bride, and Ralph
Glass, OF Ohio, 4 cousin Of the groom.
After a bridal trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Walk
or will reside I'm this city.
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LEAGUE WILL MEET
NEXT AT NORFOLK
Revised Taliaferro Bill to Be
Reported at Session to Be
Held in Richmond.
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Committee Appointed to Arouse
Interest in Purposes and Work
Of Organization.
Especial to Thc Times-Dispa,ch.

k"anoh", Va. October lo-The
League Of Virginia municipalities ended
It's annual session here to-day. after
elcctinS officers and selecting Norfo!l:
AS the place Tor the next meeting
Acting President Sergeant called this
mornings session Of the convention to
order AT the Hotel Roanoke with n
good attendance OF tine delegates pres
cnt.
! report OF the treasurer OF tho
League. j. {. Bunson. was presented and
approved. This report covered the year
ending October II. and showed the total
receipts 10 be s235.57. Tho expenses
for the year were $20273. leaving q
balance of 1926.
A change in the program vas made
and the report Of the committee on
resolutions Was presented prior 10 the
address Of Lieutenant q. H. shaw, Of
Norfolk. which was tho first event n
tho mornings program.
Til. report 81 The cpnnrni:tco on rcso-
iutions was presented by Chairman
raliaferro and recommended certain
changes in the draft or the bill pre-
sented yesterday. further sugges-
ton was made that representative
committee DO appointed from the DIFF
ierent cities ana towns OF the state 10
90 over the bin as reported Dy tho
committee and round out the same
This committee. II was suggested,
should report 10 meeting OF the
league to be held in Richmond Mt a
date 20 be determined.
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HcnrInc the Tnrtte Case.

Judge j. II. West, who Is presiding
in the Hastings Court In the chan
Gerry cause of Avery VS.. Tartte, in
volvng tho control OF tho Harrison
street (colored) Baptist Church, is de-
termincd to decide the case ut this
term IL possible. With this view he Is
holding both day and night sessions
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Annual Reunion mud Dinner.

ToUECIHI 10 I ITO I IIIIt5- IIISPttCIl.1
Alexandria. Va, October 15.-The
sixth. annual reunion and dinner of the
alumnae OF st. Mary's Academy, was
held at that institution this evening,
and WAS attended by sixty members.
During the evening several members
OF the alumnae responded to toasts. A
dramatic recital took place earlier in
tho evening. being given by Miss Cor
trude SpetZlcr and class.
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MARRIED IN WINCHESrER.
Couple Not Deferred by Failure
MInister To- Keep AppoIntmcnt.

l'Rp'e1s'i " NV LIS
Winchester, Va, October 15.-Tha
minister who was to receive a tat fea
for officiating nj their marriage hav-
Ing, failed 10 keep his appointment.
and after waiting five hours at Bruce
town. John NJ Locke wealthy farmer,
and Miss Gertrude Blake. daughter OF
George Blake. drove here this after
noon and were married by Rev. 4. y.
Lam bert, presiding elder OF the Meths
odist Episcopal Church. South.
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Approaching Marriage.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Manassas Va. October 15.-Mr and
Mrs. J. Il. Lcachman. or I'ristow. an
nouncc the approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Olivia Richards
Leachman. To Allen Laws Oliver, OF
Cape Girardcau, Mo. The wedding will
take place in Trinity Episcopal Church.
Of Manassas, on october IS. The bride
to-be is the daughter of County Treas
urer J. l.. I.cachman.
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:. IL. Sayre. grand regent or tho
Grand Council of Virginia, Royal Ar
canum. will officially vista Sycamore
Council In this city OH tho night OF Oc-
tobcr u, and will have an important
message To deliver to all members OF
the order.
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a number of the guests. ana, follow
ing the luncheon. = trip was made over
position u the city by street car
and Crystal Springs and Mill Mountain
were also visited. This concluded the
program of the conventions
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ILLNESS OF TWO JURORS
DELAYS MURDER TRIAL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va, October 15.-Illness Of
two jurors to-day caused a postpone
mcnt in the trial OF the murder case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
News Of Petersburg
Visit OF Grand Recent

OF the court. and sat until a late hour
last night.