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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-23
NOTICE TO sTocKBoJ.pERs.

NOTICE TO BToCKHoJsDERs. /
Seattle. waah., Dec, 18th. fe02, :
The ANNUAL meeting ~ the stock
holders Of the Great Efeeisior Min
ing CO, Of Seattle, WIN be psid In
room us Bailey building. Seattle.
Wash, on Wednesday. January Tth.
1908 ut O'Clock .. m, for the p,r-
pose Of eisotina officsrs and tfAhs-
acting other business that may prop
erly come before the stockholders.
ALAN u. MBRON. Secretary.
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Sensible Christmas Oft. n new,
modern. f-room cottage and lnrge
lot on Madison car line, for 1900. on
easy payments. r. A. johnson. ~
finckley block.
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To see the celebrated nghting ma
chine. take boats from pier 2, at .
and 10 A. m. 10 and 81 80 y, m.
Books-Denny coryell Co. zee
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THEATRICAL


The musical eomssiy. 'arhc Tcls-
phone uiTi. viii be played al The
Third Avenue thsstsf the first part
OF this we-k. inriadias the M-dness
day. Night Performance sandy
Hpftotn Vprns stth chriatsnas
naetinee ara will hold tfls boards foe
fhe balance % the ..-k
-ftddis Dee Dee
The last p~rferusasee Of s'Ffdsle
Dee bes" vii - given a ths gsrsnd
tontervoW riEfit. Pfisuros~ and
Do kstAfrrs minstrel troupe ap~n
Christmas and Wlti play = three.
night engagement
Fiereao. Roberts
Mis- Roberts vii appear a. the
unssisen~ Ars Hatch" At the So
attic th~ster until Friday. ON the
last two days u thi. ~-es rrs stIt
assume thr character 81 xzxa hy
~r~s-tai request. The nsw play 10
winning much faYorabls commend
and ia considered the best p8~rs 10
whsfh the actress has yet appeared
On this city.
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800 r-hs rissagssi Ia Ia IhiansF aalasfien.
= soxtsst hss citr uatet zst 10 cips< %
ffHssfssaf stfrst.
fpss- Las has itruaaaas 81 fhis pstee.
nrs s4ss city U6tar raia. elta@ 70 tee
ar Uses at btffgt4 t-tn. esNg t~ssns
thIs fafasf.~fsF l. f.ilsitissiF the best t.Fst-
srtr fssf fts prios in seattle
- - fifo-l8n.s ef i-sst sAi asss~f eaehfig
lots IN ballard
fxTs -1s.a lsrrs Ia SALT $50 10 Cess
assssfai etfest sf~anl Aafaf adfttieu %
s-4fst.. this fFsr-rtF = $50 chsslsf
thar an surrounding sffss-
fpp 10 f1i~s-Alslssf 50 siEAtlf reeit~tlra
-. - nssaasiya ss4aisae-. r-ss si.s~ tat
ssf-ffT
tshs@Twa lasrs ta<- taetsdinE eurner sos
Ion eesh. - hirh dff AMI level. h~sf
ssats SD Ws-ilsaa FsFt and of~fu
t.aks ar hnr
ago aT~s fns iais safb %ssfeo 81 .ii~s.
frrtsalns esraeT eszr Alasteenis as~nas-
asa tsat f'iaait sfr-et. tws hltrhs fv<ts
esF Hfss4
sn.l-sssssAsr fuyss@ STRAIT tes ~ nspss
IVA E.sa siew st~-as thsps hissas nofth
fftltn esf - nftIiEs
gf.lss u ssusa . rsafra nfsefF tsaiit iet -
rfsa aaaash % v--sef assf T~cnty -thissi
tfgrrfT a FoH
Mails t1airsssre Aresfs tuii1lns. 1877 ree-
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$3.50 s.oas A. Vel 20 ~
o. ns.a n,sdie'nea Al h''i yea =
tsaass Intend
W ,ut everything IA the way ~
" s..,ds iris WV
Ar'as HINTS;
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Classified Ads


N0HTHw t.sTss CONSERVATION
or MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
Dire To- Il music. ffsnfescd q Aurfsi
istrestsf ffnfsstis art Miss Nas v stsfih
eos stfHhsairai riasaeH nfsn 70 smsiriIfa
"a HaiYaks
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COUNTY Irrs CONTRACT

The county commissioners today
let the contract 20 furnish addition
al shelves in the auditors vaults. To
the Morris Aafe a Lock Co. OF seat
tie fof tiss1.
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srP
THINK AND


THINK AND
CONSIDER
one whole ,aock o. % fas-. for sale.
west 81 Green Lake fer $3.50. this
il Just Z acres % ground nice and
ieyss. iafs In the same Nirtnity are
selling fef SIS to tsea each. this IL
Absolutely the best real estate
bargain offered In Seattle at this
tim. Fsr particulars phone OF
cali Immediately.
ouALBEfM a HOLMAN.
sns New York black,
pm skf.F Sew hesise snf nrc acr~s OF
rhf.ir~ iand near cat lire sI11
Trn ssFs- q fss iana one sffs ciesrssi
sees nes hs1se vniT 10 iainp,e- Ssik
ADAMS . sicHa.s.
isis A-eaaf assaue, Reom Si2
sirns-so aer~a t.-s~e~a ssattis and Ia
esfns. ~ sfrrs rie4rea. - acres riasise.i
rvef hsssee. barr saa 'sstlaiaxs small
orchard fss spftnc 4 eafef. Aisffsn-
sren 4 krs.@u - Resust tsiask
CHEAP ia,. # fzs ua. al Hlnman clsy.
emily II rinuiss rias 81 cid Hcnsan ear
Nae. . Ns.s,nsisa sirsei ssF,ns .
warm afies on aTvenas.
WIN h4s. n@Ar Denny Para a I'm. s.rosm
oestase tat nsi2o 10 slier. f1f 5000 On
easY terms this 10 hsrxatn, al
enee. T.riof c-ss Gu. sss-se Ascats.
s.RooH cs.sssae his BASEMENT ssci
neiEhtsrhns-d. 80 feet fssan 90 ilns
tt.ni terms Taylor c..ak %. sTs-sl
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Tomorrow, tho last day bsfors
Christmas. will ma this store pretty
buas but We are prepared To assist
you IN your selection ~ Christina,
gifts for gentlemen, Just the same
kinR tiroH., Mems Fine Furnishings
gIi FIRST ave.
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irkrff.E Eiabloy msaf 0nlas isssi issip
ard day women. caff % Mis- ninith II
apt fhifs asHsss Main isis Ind
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bsttis.hip Wisconsin
To ase the celebrated flghtinx ina.
shine. take boatE from pisr 4. az .
and TO a. TN. q 40 and 70 q m
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cHRIsrMAs

GEArLGMENs cHRisTMAs
GIFTS
Everything here that the man VIII
appreciate. ever thing good. useful
and stylish. Moderate prices arr
another attraction AID courtesy com
pietes tho score. Kins Bros. tis
ftfat ave, go
-
Ueiiuioid Denny eoryrli Co 80.
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faf DAf-Sftr F1af ihtaN~
CHA rryr Tor NJ fsNhTTi.E
d - feet ffnfn coftsF - is hsen sfrret o.
Twenty ssisth ar~nns eaFf1p. oniy tepo
A i.ANukiNEH
sieis afnofia sssaa@s
LOOK At THIS.
apeindid home IN Ballard. ) nne lots
and a modern s-reom cottage with
bath. pantry. etc. Well built and
a bargain. has fine large sta Bile,
oatbulldinss. etc. For particulars
see
A LAWRENCE.
sosM second avenue.
A T-room house on Ftffh avenue. ell
eE4nfiy furnished, feat only $40.
speaking tubes. electric light and
gas. furniture $50
A LAWRENCE
cost Second avenue
SNAP
Kff.gsSnfn FaRN
~ aefes - scfrs et=afsas sessi pfrhAfd
fga tres " hssi - cattle. hprsf
vases. bsaasy aHd raFti - fhifksns. -
foas haf I hog tons - fs,*afn-r al
faftssfsts tsssuisns~sts. Z isfse hafns. seed
s-ruafn hsie.. Bftrs sas9 q So
A IsAWHrst-F- etas= second Ave.
sri. fSDin Hffr
fNfuMK PROPERTY
Two isfse haildiasn With faar fats ih
sarh hsdtfifa a nss fsssas each. iqls
rauis stss a mnsfti aftas ssiY fii asss
Tha lafs ssehs ~ sssth 80 pFio-.
A iAWHEhGh
NEss nT4ssaH s4ssfst~
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aoLp TIE ouNs

". w. Hof6n, a sailor. was arrest
cd by Policeman Miilikrn tiiia morn
ing for tho alleged theft Of two guns
bQton IL said 90 have been th'
wklohmdn pm a BOAT In ALASKA
working FOR Uoghof Dahl. III
brought the two guns to Seattle foi
his employer, but Instead OF doliv.
orWa them. sold them and appro
prlaled the proceeds. lie stated q
tho ofiieer this mornina TINT he IN
tended to pay the money back.
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society Notices

HOUSE, repsirins IN an BRANCHES, rube<f
~e2thef stffpelu<. slezieE. pins pong
Msin iiGo. inasp-e3ent ie1T
yAcKsoSs Espssss and Transfer Co we
Do all kinds of tsasaina. fufnitsre enf
ferfes. stsred fr~s 9 Gays s<cosd and
Cherry, uatsf -r.-f" He'd Fel2
RfNa ur MAIN T8f.
wos cleaning sna rervxat,ns e~nss 80
ladies' eiethss city Dye versa
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sofa, VII take $40 y bought befsse ! D
M tesaeFro~. SAL Pike street.
oxtDosoR No. fct sai.. Inauir. Of.
fIolvoke block,
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Fer observation-disclosures
FOR aAf.F-onc ne~ etutehakef waso
AZ inch 3 Inch tire. extension bon ~
spring scat, n sold within q few d.
will take 80. coat $40 at shop one mon
arc. Adams a Nichol. isis Second ay
nos. reosn ei..
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
Riverside.
Gazette Correspondence.

Gazette Correspondence.
April S.-After congratulations and
encouraging comments from 50 many
sources, hope that 1t is not too late for me
to enter the list Of the many who express
their ioyover the fact that THE GAZETTE
has taken on new life and In it's new garb
starts off with such q fair prospect for
that success that Is due it under the
present management. Many are those
who hope that its career Of usefulness
will not only see the end Of its present
century Of life in the field, but that 1t
may continue as long as time, as faith
full distributor OF news and constant
reflector Of the principles OF the true
Democrats OF our county. Don't under
stand me to mean that | want you
Moore and Kennedy-to live that long,
for that would be cruel, but that TUE
GAZETTE may be handed down to worthy
SUCCESSORS.
II was a surprise, on rising this morn
ing, to find a covering OF snow on the
ground and all nature presenting the sp-
pearanco Of mid-wlnter, Heavy clothing
and big fires are much In demand, when
we would like to be doing our planting
for the season 1t is, however, all right
and for the best, else It would not be
| thus.
The lips OF our farmers are hanging
pretty low In view OF the fact OF the
season being so far advanced and sc
much u their preparation for planting
vet to be done The result will DO @
smaller acreage for corn than was ex
pectet.
Mr.. Page, who lives near Neriaf
church, and Mr.. Areht art, who is farm
ing for s. w Wilson, each had the mis-
fortune to lose "a valuable farm horse
recently '
Communion service will be held at thu
Associate Reformed church on mex
Sabbath with preaching on Friday ant
Saturday before, to include night services
Waid Lackey, who was seriously i'll To-
several months, is so much improved a.
to be able to ride out All OF his friends
are rejOiced. SENEx.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
Buffalo Forge.
Gazette correspondence.

Gazette Correspondence.
April 7.-Dr. Fl. A. White, preached
at Falling Spring church Sunday last,
much to the ediflcatlon OF his hearers
DR.. Emmett McC orkle Of Clifton Forge.
will occupy the pulpit OH next Sunday
the 18th.
VIM. Donald has contracted to build
the new road up Buffalo creek, at this
place, and commenced work with a force
OF hands last Monday He expects to
have the work open for travel In three
weeks.
At a congregational meeting held at
Falling Spring church Sunday, the Both,
a all was extended to Rev. j. E. Ballcu
of Craigsville, Va, to become the pastor
of this and the Glasgow churches.
David Walker, a travelling sales
man Of Durham, N c., is spending some
time here with relatives.
Mrs. V. A. +. Stuart OF Buena Vista,
spent Easter week here with friends,
Miss Kate Clark Of Charleston, w. Va,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Y. Clark.
Miss Annie Fultz of Raphine; has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lunsford,
the past two weeks.
Miss Lambert of Waynesboro, Is
visiting at NJ. D. Wilson's.
Mrs. Penn, formerly an Appomattox
lady, is very sick at the home OF her
brother -in-law, apt Walker.
Falling Spring church has invited the
Rockbrldge Sunday School Convention to
meet here the 21st of May. B. F.V.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
Our Eighth Year!

Innun the openng of our Eighth Spring WISH
of ALL to thank friends and patrons Tor the encourage
men thew have We entered upon
mercantile business with misgngs as to the success OF
growth has been steady and unwaverng from the first Last
our business 10 cent former year. ana
for this grateful
toward making this store place which all may with the
den assurance being dealt with fairly and honorab Not being
nbe liable to but mistakes need only to be point
ed u.s. receive instant correction The principle on which
shall continue conduct business satisfaction guaran
By foresight great good have been able to sup
ply reasonably well the heavy demand for Gnghams this and
stock by any exhausted yet On recent trip
north able to pick valuable additions to tins ne
suckers and 12c respectively Same old price Something
Hungarian Madras l5c Corded Madras i5c Delta
Chevo All thesa fine stripes desirable for Ladies
Waists and Mems Shirts we'll
&c. solid and striped and the coord Linens same styles and
prices.
Isn't enough? Well haven't said word about WHITE
GOODS and they and pretty to write about
but look will convince you that they are here III almost
endless variety both as to style and price
WHITE nADRAs-n dainty little stripes and cordsor waists
and shirts, Zoe.
dALATEAs, LINEN CRASHES and BLOUSE LINENS 49, 90
and Csc
LAWNS DmTIEs and ORGANIZES in wide range of price and
quality Sc for the best These cheaper than
last year the styles better Goods that cost l5c last year
sell this year for l0c and the patterns are all new
cheap they wepe have exactly the
prices Bought them last summer when the price was least
lilo Der lowerth anno The advantage Is yours
In Embroees Laces handkerchief Neckwsar dyss Fans and all
shown
simply especially Satin Iafetas and WASH
ribbons you
and cheap thsn
response decided put
Queen
which we think therear yet made price
| Corset Covers from2 Drawers from 25c to 81 w
from to $125. Skirts from 0oc S2W
| v these them
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
Upper Golfers Creek.


Gazette Correspondence.
April 9.-David Hostetter, possibly
one OF the Oldest citizens OF our neigh
borhood, died last Saturday the 9th, at
his home on top OF the divide between
Alphin and Kerr's Creek. He was q
man OF many good qualities and spent
most OF his life as farmer. He was a
truthful, honest. and hard working
man. One notable event of his life hap
pened during the war when he was de-
tailed by the government as wood chop
per at charcoal furnace, where he chop
ped nine cords In one day and ranked 1t
the next day. He was buried on Sunday
ut his home, He leaves wife and sever Il
children.
Last Sunday evening our section was
visited BY severe electric storm accom-
panied with wind and rain, and on Tues
day following VIC had one OF tho worst
snow billiards. OF the winter.
A very large bear passed through our
midst last Sunday. Several persons saw
him, and strange to say bruin made his
trip to the North mountain unmolested.
1t Is feared by many that the recent
cold snap has injured the fruit.
THE GAZETTE Is now In demand. Send
us few extra copies for distribution.
X-RAYs,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF
House and Lot
LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON.

Pursuant to a decree OF the circuit
court OF Rock bridge county, entered on
the 18th day OF March 1902, In the chancery
cause pending therein of r. j. McBryde
and F. r. Glasgow, Guardians, v. John
Stuart Williams. and others, / shall on
Saturday, the Iath Day of May, 1909,
In front of the court house OF Rockbrldge
county offer for sale at public auction, at
IL NJ, the house and lot on Jefferson
street. on the west side thereof, adjoining
on the south side, the residence property
of Charles Pole. This property was
owned by Mrs. Fannie S. Williams, In
her lifetime.
This property Is desirably situated, in
a good community, and with little expense
can be made very attractive home for a
small family.
Terms of Sale :-One fourth in cash,
and as to the residue, on a credit OF one.
two, and three years, the purchaser CIV
ing his bonds with good security, the
property to be kept insured by purchaser.
and the policy to be placed as collateral
for the purchase money unpaid.
FRANK T. GLASGOW.
April 9th 1902. Commissioner.
In the Circuit Court Clerks Offioe Of
Kockbrdge County:
IR.R. Wit, clerk OF said court
hereby certify that F. T. Glasgow, com
missioner, has given bond with surety, az
required by the decree OF sale, under
which the above advertisement 10 made.
Teste
Aplil 9th, 19Os.4t r. r. WITT, Clerk.
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ROckbridge Sunday School Con
ventiOn.

Preparations are being made for
the annual convention of the
Rockbridge Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, to be held at Falling
Spring Presbyterian church, be-
ginning the third Wednesday in
May and continuing through
Thursday.
The district organizer, S. E.
Horn, of Rockbridge Baths, is
anxious that all the districts of
the county be organized before
the convention. To that end he
wishes to urge the district vice
presidents who have not yet done
so, to report to him at an early
date the needs of their respective
districts, so that organization may
be perfected.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
Central Kerr's Creek.
Gazette Correspondence.

Gazette Correspondence.
April 0. We are truly glad to see so
many letters from Various sections Of our
county In the new GAZETTE, to say moth
ing Of the great amount Of wide awake
and wholesome news beside, gathered
from county and town. Your cores
pondent here has heard no little very
favorable comment on the new and pleas
ing dress your paper has assumed.
Row. D. P. Nelll, pastor Of Ebenezer A
r. p. church, held his spring communion
services on Sunday last, Preparatory
services. as usual, began on Friday. The
community had the pleasure Of hearing
several very able sermons delivered by
the Rev. z. B. Anderson.
A. F. Withrow Of Mllboro, spent
Saturday and Sunday on the Creek with
relatives.
Miss Lula Hickman left last week for
Fayetteville, Tenn, where she will spend
the,summer with her sister, Mrs. Boyce
Hood. Rev. Boyce Hood has recently
taken charge OF several churches at that
place.
Rev. D. A. Peniek will hold his spring
communion services at New Monmouth
on Sunday, April 20, beginning on the
preceding Friday. Mr.. PenIck hopes to
have the Rev. r. M. Tuttle Of Golfers
town to assist In this meeting. y.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11

NOTICE OF First Meeting OF Creditors
~ In the District Court Of the United
States for the Western District OF, Va.
In the matter Of WIZ E.MlLLER, Bank
rupt. No. l07 In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF WIN. E. MILLER.
OF Fancy Hill. in the County OF
Rockbridge and District aforesaid.
a Bankrupt,
Notice is Hereby Given. that on the
28th day OF March A. ID. 1902, the said
VIM. E. Miller was duly adiudicated
Bankrupt ; and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will be held at the office OF
E. NJ. Pendleton, In Lexington, Va, on
the 18th day OF April, 1902. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the Bankrupt,
and transact su0h other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
X. L. II. NELSON,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
April Z, A. ID. 1902.
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LOngwOOd.
are rejOiceC
Gazette Correspondence.

Gazette Correspondence.
April 1O.-TwO gentlemen, represent
ing the Lowmoor Iron Company. are
busily prospecting for mineral on the
Short Hill property. They state that
they are authorized by their company to
examine the property and report the
same, and il the finds justify 1t, the Low
moor Company expects to buy the
property The gentlemen state that they
have already found some ore OF good
quality.
Howard Peery met with a painful
accident last Monday on his way to
Court. He was riding with Graham
Leech in buggy and on getting short
distance South Of Fancy Hill store the
horse became frightened at a load OF
furniture and ran short distance, when
the buggy struck bank throwing Mr.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-04-11
Taken From Amherst County
g. Jail and Hanged.

A lynching occurred about mid
night Saturday night, across the
mountain in the quiet village of
Amherst G. II. The circumstances
were these:
James Carter, a young negro, YVES In
jail having been sent there Friday morn
ing by Justice Whitehead to await the
action of the grand jury. The charge
against him was that he shot and seriously
wounded on Thursday night Mr.. Don
Thomas, a young farmer living near New
Glasgow, In Amherst county, seven miles
from the court house.
Soon after II o'clock Saturday night q
company Of about 200 men rode from the
neighborhood where the shooting occurred
to Amherst All were masked or wore
disguise. Jailer Jones had locked up for the
night and had left the jail and was on his
way to his home, and when short dis
lance from the jail he was stopped by the
leaders Of the party, who, at the point OF
pistols, compelled him to return to the
prison and unlock it. Besides Carter,
there were three other prisoners In the
cells. The masked men took out Carter,
locked the jail, gave the keys TO the
jailer, who then went off to notify Sheriff
Bead. Carter was taken along the
public road toward New Glasgow, to o
locust tree, about half mile from the
town. Here q rope was thrown over q
convenient bough and the body Of the
negro was soon dangling In the air. A
fusillade OF shots was fired at him, aAd
then the men rode back home.
Last Thursday an clubhouse on the
property of Mr.. Thomas Payne, neal
New Glasgow, where Carter worked, was
burned and Mr.. Don Thomas, who lives
nearby, told Mr.. Payne that he believed
the negro Carter had caused the fire
Carter heard this and, securing q pistol
went late at night to he home OF Mr
Thomas and calling him fired at him
Mr. Thomas was hit near the heart, anC
retreating into the house, closed thu
door. The negro, throwing his weigh
against 1t. opened the door and free
twice. One Of these shots made fest
wound lear Mr.. Thomas mouth. TIT
negro then ran off and was captured mex
morning by Sheriff Beard at Amhers
Just as he was about to board train
lie was placed In jail, and a short tim
afterward a body of men from New
Glasgow made Its appearance, but re
turned when informed that Carter ha'
been captured. The negro had
preliminary hearing Saturday mornin
before Justice Whitehead, who sent hir
on to the grand jury.