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ceipts Il Houston FOR more than .von.y
years;
1sTg-July ..
lsso-July u: raised n Dc Witt county
Issi-July a. raised IN Ne Witt county.
issc-Juir G.
Iss4-Ju'y ., raised .n De Wit comfy.
bought by william Blake for 500 ard sent
70 tho Worlds exposition.
lss5-Juiy q: raised 10 Dc Witt county
and bought by Stead1aaa Is CO. FOR $50.
lSs6--Juiy 70 raised So Victoria county
and bought by Campbell 81 Palmer for
1861.
lss7-July 8; raised IN De Witt county
and bought by ". o Ellis Tor $3.50.
Isss-July le raised In De Witt county
and bought hr A. /. steele ao- S1uJ.
lsS-IG.y - raised IL De WIT county
and bought 5y Merchans ana Planters oil
mil. 10, S2225
iS66-Jrly q raised IN Gonzales county.
first sold 10 Carson, SewaN q Co, Tor $40,
who donated u to the Baylaud Orphan
home and then II was sold 20 Arui .'ea 4
& 90. for Sis. who dolAI@d u again 20
the orphan hc1ie and IL was rcsold in s..
Louis for SJT5. II WAS afterward shipped
20 Chicago and sod aud Ia all il nettyd
the orphan home about 5000.
lsel-July Z; raised Ia Dc Wit county
and bought BIZ ice +, Meyer fov S2l7 -.
who donated IL 70 the Bayland orphan
home and then Carson sewan 4 co.
bought Il iog $50.
bought by T. Csrgiil fos Slnoi !esold 20
G. ]. wolkert Tor $40
lse3-June 50: raised IN Duval county
and sold July 1, 10 3. A. Rlescer tor sl5Ji
Joseph's indrnary for S50. Ny Riesue-
having donated it 70 thar Institution.
lsD4-Junc d. raised N Duyal county
aud bought by Mr. W. V. Il. Watson for
nd aN Va he
Co, New Nor5
lse5--July y; raised in Victoria county,
shipped 10 lumau s. Co., and sold 10 Il,
Henke s. Co Tor S1U0,
lse6-July IL; raised IN Duval county and
shipped by Croft K Co y San Diego 10
w. I Cleveland < Co; weighed 496 pounds
and classed as good middlins cotton, was
compress and sold ia the regular way.
iS;T-July ] raised IN Duyal county and
shipped By Croft Co. Of San Diego 70 W.
y CleTelana Co; bought by Joseph Z.
Meyer Hardwore cmpSny for $3.50 63 l-5c
per pound and given TO De PclCh!n Faith
home reso'd 90 Left Hand Fishing club
for $40 for Bayanl's Orphan home and
again sold 10 Houston Cotton Exchange
for sos aud shipped 10 New York.
ls9a-Iuly "; raised IN Bee county. near
Beevlle, by W. J. Hall; bought nv ". S
Brown & Co OF Beevllle ana shipped to
W. y. Cleveland & Co; classed as stricr
middline and shipped 10 Dallas o be sold
for henert " Buckner Orphan hone
l00o-July Is; raised ia Duval county
near san Diego ana consigned bv Croft
= Co. ~ that place 10 Captain NJ Chris.
tlau. sold ~ auction on the floor Of the
Cotton Exchange 10 Weld & Neville, for
i90l--June %: raised In Neuccs county
near Alice. G. W. NewheTry. reported
juno 20, shipped by express June p 10
Inman. helms & Co. arrived Houston CT
ton Exchange June 20 az noon.
lS2-Ju!y !; raised IN San Particle conn.
y by s. q. Borden, James McKeown. c
Q. Dorharty and John 5. Donshoe: shippad
20 W. =. Cleveland & Sons hv s. G. Bor
den * Co % Sharpsburg; classed good mid.
ding; weight CPS pounds; sold 10 Thon7s
hehoe 4 Co, for $3.50 and shipped 70
Soseph's ind-mary
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scAooLs ANp coLLEeEs
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.


FREE
xminnt oa n given credit t9r work ccup ated
stel Wolsas thisan aoeioa
ENGiNEERTNG begins sertsmbe Entrance
september examinations
a. n5eae q students
MEDICAL
October
Ia.
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Wootan Wells. Texas.

Health aRd pleasure resort. Midway from
Holstcn TO Dallas, Texas on the Houston
saa Texas Central Railway. Cool, shady
water here besides the famous No. Board
az various prices; a large pavilion. With
MeIican Music; amusements OF varions
kinds; round TIN tickets over most roads
g 'Noofan Write. telegraph or phone us
for Information. Wootnn Wells Co
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rAis has long been regarded as one OF the
most dangerous and fatal diseases 10 which
Infants are sahiscl II can be cured. how
ever, when properly treated. All that Is
Heeeslary Il 20 give chambesiAin's Collie,
caslera aud pisrrAeea Remedy and caster
on, a. directed With each b9.iie aad euse
u esztaia- yas ssls ~ eli arasxiAts.
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Death o. Forme, Houatonian.

The Honston friends Of Mr.. George Nc.
Ginley. who FOR eleven years was connect
ed with his father in conducting the old
Capitol hotel in this city. VIII regret to hear
OF his death. which occurred IN Chicago
saturday, June 81. where his mother now
resides
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There will be meeting OF all the school
trustees in the county at the High school
building IN this CITY on Tuesday. July s.
az 10 a. m. 10 consider questions Of general
interest % the schools. A large attendance
be productive OF good results.
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Do me-, leave hom- on a journey without
bottle ~ chkrherlain's Collie Cholera
and Diarrheea Remedy. !; Is almost Ger.
tain 70 be needed and can NOT be procured
whls you srs en- beard the cars or steam.
salp. Rh eiessazt, safe and re.iabls. Fer
,s!s BY al dFusEistA
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Funerals.

TIE funeral OF Y, J. Morrisssy TOOK
place AZ p. 70. Yesterday Services were
held st ~ Joseph's church Father Ban.
nelf officiating TIE funeral was largely
attended, the members OF rhe Plumbers
Union OF which deceased vas formerly
president attending IN q body. Tne re-
mains we're laid 70 rest IN the German
cemetery.
The funeral Of Ccrdelia Elizabeth Rem
BERT took place from the residence OF the
parents, Ny ana Mrs W X. Rembert.
Harrisburg. At p. n yesterday.
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Greenbrier White suIphur sprinos.

hkSI VIRGINIA
IThe old WHITE" Sulphur. opsn June IS.
famous ipi i1 sulphur BATH Modern improye-
msnis, with private baths Orchestra Of IS pieces.
Terms SIS to s1s week. SOTO $50 per month White
tof il5Tnaied booklet. Address hirrinitop Mills.
asf. creenbrier White Sulphur Sprinsi. W. Va.
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Rlcn Palace M..tlrr

Temporary Chairman Palmer has called a
meeting Of the Rice Palace and Industrial
Exposition az the rooms Of the Houston
Business League az S O. m tonight Mem
bsrs are urged 20 attend. as business OF Inn
portance Is &c be transacted
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Weed Wilson.

Wood, the & months old son u J Fl.
Wilson. 55o2ib Washington avenue. dled ~
q n yesterday after q brief illness. The
funeral Will take place from the residence
a. o'clock this morning Interruent in
the German cemetery
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Humane. seele,v.

Every member Of tss Houston Humane
society and those In sympathy therewitt
are requested 70 assernhle az the J. V.
Dealy q Co printing house, on Fannin
street. az 2. m, Jnly 8
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ard Seminary Z, n. Is1e: i -,

s..n lsE eesins sspt Is, LIsr.rs cesrsss Agals Ar
ntsssler, esgnsstisa y Wtllftisy Baiirsfs x "a
~ esq., ssssss,ss, &C. .s 81 s1.s.is slinsls
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at times could not leave my bed. ! was badly
crippled Tried nsuy doctors and two OF them
gave me up to die. None Of them did me Ynuch
eond. The pains In my back. hips and legs
tand si times In my head would nearly XII
me. Ny appetite was very bad. Everybody
who saw me said mas die took Ave bottles
4. W. S go,ss eaissl Di.soss5y sna io
sissF susering twelve years with rheumatism
the sole rrotive for substitution Is to
permit the dealer TO make the little
more profit peid BY the sale Of less
ueritorious medicines. He gains; yoa
lose, Therefore accrrt 10 substitute for
Golden Medical D..coyery.
DR. pierce,s Pleasant Peliets clezrsc
The bowels aud stimr,zse TIE slnggisa
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HOTELS, SUMMER REsol
B1II9rV Pork HO|
ASHEVlLLE. N. c.

Rates SIS per week and upwards. o.
Inducements for families who speal
entire summer. Asheyiiie affords q,
tioaal advantages IS q summer resort 4
uiaiag the most beautiful climate, /
salrbrious 5reezes. charming social ia,
pcrior accommodations. superb nusis
horseback riding. excellent roads ~
iaE, Wonderful! mountain views. delis-
enviyouuen ts-aad best Of all, ease ~
cesslbiIty.
For further information apply 70 !
{. P. MckisSick, Proprieias
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oRTH TExAs EEMALE coLEeE ANp coNseRvAToRY "a Musc

TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY OF
in It's Its % nna- change
and
organ.
with nra IT
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Totals sltsi9s e. siz5. 20 = S-&4ll =
Percsnfass o 'ntfesse 2lss go, q.
M. ilDe. 5is5l .acgezss. 5sss. Or = p
MoseT orders cai1. ispl. g7.2ss. 800.
1p.e ...Il ~ e 80 Y ,a ,eoa
lcrZ7--ircresse. S7sg o. y 3 celf-
Lettrfs rsEistesEd ~ ezrTiaTs %
-
Tasa.y v~srs geo Pcstw..ter s;ro1-.
v.1o was theE assistant 7o 1y-sr. zads
sts;sasens To- iar scar frfe g- 30
1852 witch Carried tae q rlnE ~,
eripts iFo11 stnsal As 49, So
Domestic Z-U1ET ORDERS A,a 4r,e44r i-.-
riess'c Mrafr orders rEsl- >~ &c.
% registered isttzEs md 9rrrss ee1t @tvS
~
Il does not seen - b uz1s-s:o1l ss1-
ssalr ia; axe carriers VII .sgis;s- i.-rs.s
and rs1t 4 Is M 1e-fssary - have t-e
requisite sazm1s 9z hand r. t-cl 70
hnucle tie peck1zes. IasT w.l te3r TIE
Kttsrs -al ,1e z12asr seesa szs- tor 71y--s
tas rtgSt-y Zee. lsfgtn- q -s.et -+,
ICY. a44 q e1-ifea 49, i2-
sln e. m1ley r-sZ t9f &C. --- '--
change Oh gEa.r Ufxs fgE= j. 8 .e- -eet-
sAfg 20 ~ 1c lhs central at@ce .- s:-cf -
Register .eiter
IL. sc- Srlrso-1 2Erl=z gt.t.-1 ygiT 3
20 cuEsge ia c,-et no4izttL H. f..
Booth ass rern 7rs1g-el % -< ccE
Etae. G. WalsAs1c t "a o2i- %
TIE general delivery 1zle-tNect
-
oas q TIE Easiest sd -at.st ,z--ai.-s
uscli1ts z-cs EEs .-z-1ast TeFta--zT T.
SIC mailing 2g1cgT-asuE ~ i-s e,1tlac-2rs.
II e ereg1-ec By e.1srT.ei-r 1a- caz leza-a
lst.srs az e rae tlE1 .s -sye-lk1-zr is
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rheumatism, be-
cause II entirely
cieznses the blood
from the poison
Gus substances
W hic n are the
cause OF the dis
ease. II not only
purihes the blood
hut by increasing
the activity OF the
blood IN a king
glands, II increases
the supply OF pure,
rich blood which
adds TO the vigor
Of every physical
organ.
Mr.. r. A. Mcknight,
Of cadeS, Williams.
burg Co, s, c. writes
II had been troubled
with rheumatism for
tweivc ypa-n n had
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A Sudden EWIRQe

Or pain is generally the FIRST warning of
an attack Of rheumatism II feels as if
the disease were in the bones or muscles,
bat the real cause Of rheumatism is
found in impure blood In order to cure
Rheumatism the blood must be cleansed
OF The poisonous impurities which are
the cause OF the disease.
DR. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
has been very successful in the cure Of
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GRAYsON LLEGEChartered 1aas

FSyG7j teachers from The best uaiyede cyatoes
To-
fol lo trees
dic cat s1
ar
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RECORD or FIRST BALES.

Following is a record Of tie arst pa re-
ceipts Il Houston for more than tTol-y
years:
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Ex1ayor of Reading, Pa noted orator. author scfer

Reading Pa. scientist
dealing
Personal Magnetism Hon James 4
the
of
always been
nandw in is our
a
in: if sick the disease from
dIwius book put
matte
to d
chron diseases and "a
lcwthth
and holding friends sick and tired
cia
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dangerous To EL()PE
WITH TWO NURDERERSS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First Page)
emptied his Winchester into them. me
Biddles then yielded
After the Biddles yielded Detectives
Roach and McGovern handcu1ed the
Biddles' hands and feet and they were
taken to Butler.
Mrs. Soffel, who had fallen from the
sleigh when the horse ran away, was
nicked up and placed i'll the detectives
large sleigh with her companions anu
taken to the hospital at Butler.
ASKED FOR y PRIEST
At the Jail tonight Ed. Bldale called
for a priest. and made the lpAto"iaa
statement:
II have been accused of great many
serious crimes. | admit that So '!
have committed many, the opportunities
FOR them having presented themselves.
want to say now that 1 did not XIII De
tectiye Fitzgerald, nor did l shoot mos;
Kahney nor was my brother Implicated
in the latter affair. Mrs. Soltel AIDED us
in getting out of the county jail, ana I'D"
# not been for her we would nave 1ildue
ON. escape to-day. She gave up every
thing for us, and I was bound TO PACK
her.
II told her I was. suiltless of the crime
for which was about to be executed
and she was impressed and yielded 10
nv suggestion. l planned it.
Riddle showed signs of collapse ana
made a feeble effort TO signal the priest.
Gather Walsh administered the solemn
Ia ct rites of the dying. and Biddle rolled
over on his face and sighed. tie was
asked if he wanted any word taken 10
his brother, and he shook his head NO.
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liars In armviae.

Especial Dispatch TO Tho Times.)
T'ARMNILLE. VA. Jan. 31.-Prof. J. l..
Jarman, the newly elected president Of
the State Female Normal School was in
town Tuesday prospecting his new posi-
ton.
The new Planters Bank building has
been completed With the interior fix
lures, it is one of the handsomest banks
to be found in the State.
Mr. c. c. Cowan and bride have return
ed TO Tarmville, and are BOARDING. in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. g. Davidson
About twenty young ladies arrived yes
terday and to-day to enter the Normal
School for the next half session, which
begins tomorrow.
Prof L. w Kline and bride have ra-
turned from their bridal tour and are
boarding at present in the home % -.s
John A Cunningham.
Mr.. James Mcdonald and Miss Edna
Pugf, both of Cumberland, were married
at the Baptist parsonage yesterday after
noon by Rev. S. II. THOMPSON.
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SHOT HIiNs, /. ]
IN THE FOREHEAD I {. /. :. ! |.
An Old Man Homeless and Friend
less Courts Death.
REFUSED AT THE ALMsHoUsE
.aH for Meeting to Form Base. Ball League
DoekoS,:-o ,,d Cknra Do.h>d Of
REFUSED AT THE .ALMSH0USE
>ai' for Meeting to Form Base. Ball League
A Postoflics aud Store ROBBED of
GOODS and Stamps Worth Ssy.
eraI Hundred Dollars.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 31.-Patrick Cor
man, a white man about whom little is
known here, attempted to commit suicide
on Fayetteville Street to-day by shooting
himself in the head with a pistol. The
ball took effect in his forehead anu pen
etrated the skull. He is now in a crit
ical condition at Rex Hospital German is
seventy-four years old, and has been here
the New England States, but declines to
give any further information regarding
himself, except that he was sick, without
money or friends, and wanted to put an
end to his life.
REFUSED AT POoR-HOUsE.
He asked admission to the County Poor
House before attempting suicide, but was
refused because he had not been in the
county long enough to be eligible.
A call has been issued for delegates
from various towns to meet in Raleigh
Wednesday, February 5th, for the pur-
pose OF comforting as to the Organza ton
of a North Carolina Baseball League.
The towns interested are Raleigh, Will
mington, Winston. Greensboro, Tarboro,
Durham, Charlotte and Newberne.
POSTOFFICE ROBBED.
Burglars entered the store and post
Office, kept by Berry 0. Kelly, at Method
five miles west OF Raleigh, early this
morning and carried away d; large guam
tity of goods of all kinds and stamps
and envelopes from the postoffice to the
value of $40.
1t is believed from the quantity % goods
taken from the store q wagon was used.
The value of articles was probably $780,
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The buchanan hemb +.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Timcs.)
BUCHANAN, VA, Jan. 31--Mr. James
Mundy is at home on sick leave, but is
better now and expects to return to his
duties in the Constitutional Convention
Very soon. His recent purchase on High
Street is being repaired and we'll fitted up.
and promises to be a comfortable nrd
convenient home when finished. His fam
lily will move in shortly
The popular young authoress. Miss Mary
Johnston, was born in this place and has
many friends and relatives here, who are
much interested in the coming out of her
new book. a warm welcome awaits it.
sick at lIollins, is now much better.
Richmond is well represented at this
large and fourishins institution. Never
has it been more prosperous or a larger
number of students enrolled. Steam
heated building, electric lights and many
c-rzler modern convenienccs tend TO make
it as comfortable as it is already fully
equipped for the thorough and higher
education of woman.
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Mrs. Ravens Second Letter

hard up sometimes taken aback.'' or
has the wind taken out of his sails q
topper. is slowed, d loafcr spins a
yarn" sometimes tries the other tack
and a ruler steers the ship Of state
through troublesome times. This last me
taphor is extremely ancient by inc way
Horace refers TO Rome q S 4 ship at sea
ferred TO Athens III the same way A Ia
mil saying emhodies q like metaphor
The soul is tho ship, reason is the helm,
the oars are the souls thoughts and
truth is the port" An old collection of
English proverbs contains this one: The
tongue is the rudder Of our ship a Ma
lay maxim says: the boat which is
the shipwreck of the affections is final
-hristophanes. Plautlis ana others use an
expression which comes down to Us as an
English SaW-"TO row one way and look
another. An old English proverE, 1G14
was, 1T is not good to have an oar in
every ones boat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
NEW COAL CO.
IS ORGANIZED
Charles t. O'FerraII, Jr., General
Manager of the Pearl Coal
Company,
Company.
n Assncintnd Press !

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. $l-Charles Y.
O'I5crrall. Jr. who several weeks ago
announced the formation of a coal com
any TO purchase nearly all the opera
lions of the Norfolk and Western Rail
;oad west OF the Thacker fields. to-day
stated that the organization is now COM
1,Iata TIL, new concern is known as the
pearl Coal Company, and Mr.. Oferrall
Is general manager. The other officers
are: John y. Clark. Of Fairmont, W.
Va, president; ]. L. Sands, of Fairmont,
yirn-nresident: c. S. Sands, of Ciarks-
burg. treasurer, and c. D. Junklns. oil
nv 80 arc five operations under the
,,,a1aeemerlt of the Pearl Coal Mining
C C-.7lI They are the Pearl. the Camp
Eranch, the Iareeport, the Olympia. and
-! The ofices of the company will be at
piDcess w. Va.
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llanges al ked Sulphur.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times. J

INDIAN MILLS, W. VA, Jan. 81
There have been many changes in the man
agcment of the Red Sulphur Springs since
last season. Mr. a. z. White, who was
manager OF the springs for the last two
seasons, has gone to Louisiana to SUPER
intend the rice farms of Vice-Presdent
A. ]. Kratley, a member of the firm of
the Roller Mills of this place, as mis- as
SiStant.
The many patrons Of the Red will be de-
lighted to learn that Mr.. S. Finley
HUMPHREYS will manage the springs this
wear In addition to the large and COM
modious hotel. containing hundreds of
rooms Mr. HUMPHREYS is building another
forty by sevcnty-five feet and two and a
half stories high. Nice-President Levi P.
Morton has often been q visitor at these
springs. During the season there arc al
ways a host of distinguished visitors from
Richmond and other Virginia cities.
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OBITUARY.
Miss Rose Howard.
Especial Lispatch to The Times.

fsrecial Lispatch to The Times.)
ASHLAND, VA, January o1'-AlsS
Rose Howard died at her home, Rose
cottare.,, near this place, at 1:co this
morning. She was about slXty-t"o seata
old. For many years she has been IN
feeble health, but with care had ocen
shared to many friends. who held her IN
the highest and most loving esteem. ola
,adv of culture and attainments,
and was an ornament to society.
She was a daughter OF the late T. 3.
Howard, who for many years vas city
clerk in Richmond. For many years Miss
Howard resided in Richmond. and was
then a member of Gracc-Street PresbEte-
rian Church.
The following gentlemen will act as
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Eaai ragedv.
Especial Dispatch to The Time.

Especial Dispatch TO Tic Times.)
SALISBURY, \. c., Jan. 31.-A sad
tragedy occurred at Spencer, the little
town two miles from here where the
shops of the Southern Railway are To-
Gated In a dispute Robert Moore was
shot and killed by Q. L. Folger. dying in
stantly Fo1ger is confined in Jail. where
he will be held until the February term
Of court.
j. G.. Veach a workman in the car de-
Dartment at the shops. was crushed be-
Meath the car upon which he was work.
until it could be raised. He was brought
here to the sanitorium but his injuries
were so serious that he lived but one day.
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MA1unv Apour 2oplE

The law class of Richmond College
was entertained by Professor ernest NJ
Long last. evening at his home, in Han
Massrs. Iucien II Walker, John H.
walker and julius Edel have returned
The John NcAyoy who was fined in the
police Court this week for disorderly con-
5uct was not the John McEvoy OF NO.
mo West Marshall Street.
Mr.. j. A. Hudgins has in charity box
Of his store, No. 2S22 Ecnable Street, N.2o
for the needy poor of the city.
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Sundays chooI nstitute.

Possibly the most interesting OF the
three institutes conducted by Prof. Fl. NJ.
Hamill. superintendent or the Training
copal Church. South. was held last night
at Park-Piace NJ E. Church. The subject
treated was Problems in Training" and
was discussed by Prof. IIamill at length
under training to give. training to study,
church attendance and Christian service.
A number of officers and teachers present
expressed a desire to enroll in the Bible
Teachers Study Circle. new feature OF
the Sune!ay-school department of the NJ
T.. Church. South.
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The News ST Durham.

\ special from durham, n. G, says:
.-Bauncardner is wanted here on the
charge OF embezzling from Mrs j. ii.
Iarecland $3.50 He is also wanted in Rich
1uond Va, on a charge of stealing Sleo
from the same woman. and it is said
that he IS wanted IN Lynchburg. AieXan-
dr,.a. "a. and other places for similar
cnenscs.
-.Eaumcardner came here little more
than two years ago from Lynchburg, and
during the wear that he was in Dur
ham was a high roller, driving fast
horses spending much time on race
tracks. gambling and with women. lie
olsrrated a number Of slot machines in
This city and elsewhere"
In connection with the alleged cmbez-
element from Mrs. Freeland. there is q
story of a ruined and wrecked home.
lie boarded with the family Of Mr.. Free
land a well-to-do citizen. and at one
time a prominent business man. He soon
gained the confidence OF every member
Of the family, and persuaded Mrs. Free
land to put $500 in his business 1t is
This money that he is charged with en-
bc1Zling,
soon after this he left here with Mrs.
Iareeland who deserted her husband
aud children and went to Richmond,
She drew from the bank some $500.
which had been deposited in he rname
7,y her husband. Soon after reaching
Richmond. Mrs Freeland was taken
quite i'll, and she claims that Baumgard-
ncr took from her trunk $2,l00
lie will be brought here for trial and
later made 10 face the Richmond au-
ihoriTicS