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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-08-03
Coffee and Sugar.

open kettle 1898 7-16: open kettle cen
trifugal 1893 1-2; centrifugal whites
4 3-S: yellows 5-S@4; seconds 243 3-S.
Molasses, centrifugal 591S.
New York August 1.-The market for
prices TO an advance of points, follow
ing a gain Of IA franc in Havre, but
ruled quiet. showing no further alteration
until the close, when 1t was still partial
5 points higher with the tone quiet; sales
$3.50 bags, including September $50; Oc-
tooer $50; November 3.95. Coffee: Spot
quiet; No. invoice Is; mild quiet:
Cordova Toll.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining 1916;
CENTRIFUGAL 96-test lilo; molasses sugar
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Alabama Board Of Pardons

Montgomery, Ala, July 28.-Special)-
At meeting Of the board Of pardons to-
day the board refused to interfere with
the sentence of Laura King, convicted
of murder In Marengo county; or the
sentence of stephen Barrow, convicted
of burglary In Chiffon county; Jim Smith,
convicted of murder in Lowndes county,
and in the cases of VIII Hudson, VIII
Jones and Abe Williams. convicted Of rob
berry and sentenced to hang, the board
refused to interfere with the sentence or
the two former, but recommended life
Imprisonment In the case Of the latter.
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Fruits and CONNECTIONS.

Atlanta, August 1.-Oranges 800 70
Lemons, fancy 81 256l4.50; choice
90 to S425 Bananas. per bunch
culls. 75G0s1; straigts S1.50Ge1. 70.
Nuts: Walnuts No. / u u: No. >, 10 -;
almonds 13;-pacan 1-2 to 10: Brazh 1908,
mixed nuts u 1-2c. Peanuts. Virginia
Ia to &C; Georgia. &c. Cocoanuts. per
100. s2.15. PineappIes s1.75G92 Is crate.
Dates, sob boxes. 6Q615c; packages. TIC
h. Figs u l-2QIic. CirOn l5c. Raisins
Xxx 81 80 per box: xxx s1.S5 per box. Prunes
small 5I6; large 6Q7 IL. Candy, common
stick &C Id: mixed 6 1-2c.
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Silk Mill for Charlotte.

Charlotte. N. c.. July 29.-(Special. y
Charlotte will soon number among its In
dustries a large silk mill. Northern capt
talists who are interested in the estab-
lishment OF a silk mill here have been 20
Charlotte, looked over the field and are
thoroughly convinced that this city Is the
place to locate such a plant
While here these gentlemen visited tho
Highland Park mill site, partially ar
and were told that the Highland Park
power plant would be ready to furnish
them power by the list of January.
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r. nea+r AGONY He Slew Enemy,

jackson. KY, July 27.-Reports re-
ceived here today state that two men
were killed In a fight at Long Creek
and two were fatally injured In an en-
counter at Hunting Creek last night.
On Long creek. 20 miles from here. Ga
van Smith was shot through the breast
by John Hall and as he lay on the
ground with the blood rushing from MS
wounds Smith pulled his revolver and
shot Hall through the brain. Both men
expired almost Immediately.
On Hunting creek John Stidman and
Alex Craft engaged In a fight after a
quarrel in a blind tiger" Stidman drew
a knife and Craft a revolver. Craft
missed his mark the first two times, but
on the third shot he inflicted fatal
wound Stidman cut Craft about the
body and it is said he will die.
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Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta, August 1--Flour Diamond
patent. s525: fancy patent. $3.50; straights.
s4S5; extra fancy. $3.50: fancy; $3.50; first
white, 75c; NO. white. 54c; No. 2 mixed,
tic oats, white clipped. sic; No white
SIC; No. 2 mixed sic. Bran I.15. Brown
shorts. s1.2o; white shorts. $40 Victor
food sl35 per 100 pounds. Quaker food
1925 Hay, choice large bale $40; No. /
small sl15; No. small 81. Plain corn
meal, TIC, bolted CSC. Pearl grits $1.GQ.
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The Search for Beauty.

Everybody wants to be beautiful and
strong and healthy. This explains the
wonderful success of any curative article.
ably advertised in newspapers, that pro-
duces conditions of pure blood clear COM
peXion, and vital energy by perfect as
sanitation. An illustration is found IN
Cascarets, candy Cathartic, that work
while you sleep, and have proven that
Beauty Is blood deep" by cleansing the
blood and actually producing beauty. The
sale of Cascarets now is at the rate Of
over twelve million boxes a year.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Many Seek Pension Money.

Raleigh, N. c., July 2s.-(Special)-
State Auditor Dixon says pension appl"
cations are coming to him very rapidly
and that from all indica tons there will
be considerable increase In the number
of pensioners. AS a fixed sum not to
exceed 100000 is appropriated for pen
sions, this will Of course mean CORE
spending decrease IN the amount each
pensioner will receive.
State Auditor Dixon says some OF the
larger banks are protesting against this
years assessment for taxation, ueclar-
ing it to be entirely too high. The other
banks are making no complaints.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Acquisitions Granted and Refused.

acquisitions Granted and Refused.
Jackson, Miss. July 27.-(Special Gov
ernor Longino mas granted the requisition
of the governor of Alabama for negro
named William Morris. who was arrested
at Tupelo on the charge of numbering
another negro IN Lawrence county, Ala
bama. The killing occurred about eight
years ago and Norris has since been a
fugitive from Justice Norris claims that
the killing was in self-defense.
The governor will not grant the requisi-
ton Of the governor of Arkansas for
Clifton Foster, white man, who Is want
ed In that state for train robbery. Foster
charge Of bigamy and the evidence is
positive against him.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
Spot Cotton Prices.
Review of the New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, August 1.-Cotton In good
demand at full prices Sales 1s725 bales.
Quotations unchanged.
The future market was dull and all fea-
lures apparently conspired against the
ring. The Liverpool market was closed 70,
day. being a holiday there. The local DUH
leaders had disappeared, rumor having
# that thew had gone to New York. All
traders were disposed to walt for the
government report On conditions before
operating in any direction. and the out
side public was letting the market Sc
verely alone. At the opening August was
% points down and the other positions
from to points lower The market was
very steady throughout the short session
and the trading light The list at the
close shows net losses at % points on Au-
gust and / to 9 points on the other posi-
tons
Futures ranged as follows in New Or
leans Yesterday:
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Suit for Valuable Oil Land.

Austin. Tex, August 1.-Suit has been
filed in the district court by Georgia
Lazarina against j. l.. Hume ct al: to
recover the league Of land situated in
Saratoga. Hardin county, in the oil dis
trict. valued at $250000. The land was
originally granted to Maria Ximenes. The
plaintiff alleges that she was the only
surviving heir of Maria Ximenes and as
such is entitled to the land.
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Lutherans at Charlotte.

Charlotte. N. c.. July 2S.--(Speciai.)-
The directors Of the Southern Lutheran
Theological seminary. located at Charles
ton S. c.. met today at st. Mark church
In this city. The principal object OF the
meeting is to elect president OF the
seminary. the former president. Rev. J.
A Morthade. ID. having resigned to
accept the presidency of Roanoke college
at Salem Va. DR.. Voight, of Whining
ton, will be elected to succeed Dr.
Mo tbala
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Masked Men Killed a Soldier.

Rockport. KY. July 31.A soldier re-
Gently returned from the Philippines was
brutaly murdered at a camp 9 miles
from here last night. Robert Carroll
a companion. so badly injured that his
life Is despaired of. Two masked men
approached the camp while Carroll was
alone and beat him to Inconsistencies
While they were searching for money
Galloway appeared and they shot him.
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Jones Killed Givham.

Montgomery, Ala, July 27.-(SpeciaL)-
AS a result of a street pistol duel at
Prattvlle. in Autauga county. II miles
from Montgomery, early this morning
James Givham is dead and NJ. o. Jones
is under arrest.
Roth young men are of prominent ian,-
HES They had some words over pusI-
ness matter Saturday and when they
met this morning Jones demanded apolo-
gies when Givham, it Is alleged, Grew
his pistol At the same time Jones drew
his and several shots were exchanged al
close range. A..
Givham fell dead shot through the
. heart. Jones was uninjured.
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TEXAS.
Mrs. Rich Is Out of Jail.

FL Paso. Tex, July 2S.-Mrs. Matte d.
Rich, of Chicago, who was sentenced in
1900 by Mexican courts to fifteen years
imprisonment in the penitentiary in
Chihuahua for the murder of her hus-
band. John D. Rich, in Juares, on the
night of April q, 1890, has been released.
Her release was ordered on the ground of
insufliciency of the evidence The case
of Mrs. Rich was one of the most notable
I'm the history Of the courts of Chihuahua
and Texas, as she took refuge on this
side of the river after the death of her
husband and was extradicte1.
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ALL THE NEWS OF DIXIE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE Ten.


section. Thirty-fve hundred gallons of
beer was destroyed, together with 125-
gallon copper still, eighteen fermenters
end numerous other distillery apparatus
and a quantity of liquor. Two of the.
distillers were arrested, but released un7
der bond. The still was located at the
foot of Hog Back mountain, near the
North Carolina line.
Crime Committed by Two White Men
Aiken. S. c.. August 1.-Abram Surasky.
80 years old, a Jewish peddler, was MUIR
dered while on his rounds near Haw-
thorne in Aiken county Wednesday eve
ming. The body was not recovered until
last night George Toole and Lee Green
have been arrested as the result of the
coroner's inquest.
Surasky was shot twice in the back with
a gun. one arm was almost severed from
his body and his head and body were
hacked horribly with an ak. When the
body was discovered 1t was impossible
to recognize any semblance of a human
being in the face, as decomposition had
set in Buzzards flying over the spot at
tracted the attention of men passing by.
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ALABAMA.


Eufaula. Ala, July 27.-(Special) SAM
ME, the 12-year-old son of James Bare
field, was accidentally killed yesterday
afternoon.
The boy, in company with several 9TH
ers, was playing on a large overshot wa
ter wheel tf7Nt runs the machinery or
Sherry's water mill, near town.
The weight of the boys put the wheel
IN motion. when young Barefield lost his
hold and fell a distance of Is feet on some
rocks below.
His neck was broken and his brains
dashed out His companions escaped I'M
hurt
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Seven Negroes Escaped Flash.

Selma, Ala, July H.-(Special)-
day night about 10 o'clock lightning
struck the cabin of John Sharpe, colored,
who lives a few miles out Of Selma. and
although there were seven people In the
house none of them were injured.
The lightning struck the end of the
house, in which there were sleeping Two
negro girls and an infant, tearing down
that end of the house and causing the
furniture to be knocked about and set
ting fire to curtains and paperng.
Through all of this the little pickantnny
which was sleeping on a pallet on the
floor slept on and not q hair Of it's head
was harmed, and although pieces Of
boards and furniture were falling ali
around 1t the child was not awakened
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Supreme Court Delays Hanging.

Montgomery. Ala, July 2S.--(SpeciaI)-
The attorney for Charles Sparks, a ne
gro who is sentenced to hang at Opelika.
Ala, August 2sth. today received official
notice from the clerk of the state SUI
rreme court that the certificate of affirm
ance has been recalled by the supreme
court pending the application for re-
hearing. This means that Sparks will
not hang on the day fixed by the SUI
prema court.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Atlanta August 1.-Tomatoes: 6-basl1et.
75cdi1 4-basket crate 3o435c: peck crate
20M25c; peppers stGI25 per crate, egg
plants 25Gll so per crate; lettuce 1881
per crate; beans 25 to so per crate; peas
per crate. New irish potatoes. No l.
65 and 70 per bush; per barrel, No. Is ST. IS
a.. No IS 40 sale. Cantaloupes 81 Goa
/. % per crate. Cucumbers $1.15Gt1 80 per
crate Watermelons S5011o0 per car. Goose
berries II to u lie quart. Black rasp-
berries to 10c quart. Georgia peaches
81 2a0I1 -.
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Will Run Frog Leg Farm.

Birmingham, Ala. July 2s.-(Special)-
]. c. Bugin, proprietor of the Central
hotel at Bessemer, has organized COM
pany to engage in frog farming.
Forty acres Of land have been secured
near Ressemer and by means of dams q
number Of ponds will be built which VIII
be stocked with frogs obtained from the
government.
The proprietors of the enterprise insist
that their undertaking can be made eX-
ceedngly profitable, as frogs legs are in
GREAT demand.
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Two Drowned on Grand Isle.

life of John J. Voelkel. Sr., Il wel-known
bookkeeper OF New Orleans. Walter e. Ber-
tel assistant paying teller of the Whitney
tional bank was drowned at Grand Isle yes
terday. Voelkel also drowned Mrs.
Voelkel and Miss Voelkel went to the
sIstance of the men, who had sunk in hole,
and were rescued with difficulty.
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Meat Acted Like a Cork,

Raleigh, N. c., July 29.-(Special)-The
life of a -year-old child here was
saved III remarkable manner. 1t was
on the point Of swallowing a piece Of
meat when it fell into a tub of water.
where it was found with Its head and
body in the tub and the feet projecting
outside The meat was in it's throat. pre-
venting the swallowing OF any water.
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Monument to BagIey.

Raleigh. N. c., July 2S.-(Specal.)-
The monument at the grave of Ensign
Worth Bagley. U. 8. N, In lakewood
cemetery here, has been completed and
has many visitors. 1t Is a private mon
unlent, erected by members of the FAM
lily. and is of the most striking ones.
There is to be public monument also.
for which funds are being raised. The
location Is not yet decided upon.
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Rio Silk Mill for Charlotte.

Raleigh, N c., July 31.-(Special.) i'm
formation is received that n large silk
mill is to be established at Charlotte.
There Is a mill at Fayetteville, owned by
New Jersey people, the operatives in
which are young and educated negroes,
which is very successful, and there is an
other mile ct WadesOorO.
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Tobacco Fight in Mississippi.

Jackson. Miss, July 3o.-{Special.)-
The American Tobacco Company. better
known as the trust. has launched a re-
lentless fight In Mississippi to drive all
antitrust concerns out of business In the
state. especially the company that manu-
features the Old North State smoking to-
bacco The trust agents are selling the
standard goods manufactured by the va
rious companies composing the combine
at maryelously low PRICES Thus far the
antitrust companies have not adopted re-
ta)iofo..y measures
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Birmingham, Ala, July 29.-(SpecialD)-
r. q. Copenhagen, a white miner who
lived In the vicinity of Cardiff, IN the
western part of the county, met nor
rible death this morning by falling from
the high trestle on the Frisco system,
near Adamsville. He fell SO feet. Death
was instantaneous.
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Naval Stores.

Savannah August 1-Turpentine firm AZ
40 IL: receipts Ss4; sales 165; exports 81
Resin firm; receipts 2,72e: sales 492, eT (,
ports 751 Quote: A. B, c. ID, 100 ~
60: f. 165: C, Its; II. 22o; l. 40; iH
2.S5: NJ 2.95; \. sos: window glass 5-2o'
Charleston. August 1-Turpentine nom}l y
nal. Rosin steady; A. Il, G. - 5 co. r. r.
as: NJ, 2S5; n. 295; window glass $40;
WIFI Wilm Tillto August 1-spirits turpen-
tine firm at 49, receipts Il casks. hosln
Tine fiTm At I 756S. Is and S25; receipts So
Tar firm at 165; receipts 2S
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EVEN Arrested 40 Save His Life.

Cynthiana KY, July 2S.-The arrest OK
Captain B. ]. Even is now known to
be the result Of a complete understand
ing between the civil and the military
authorities. Captain Even came here
as witness Saturday and returned to
Lexington Sunday night, where he gave
out an Interview that he had been prom
sed military protection and as such was
denied he fed for his life and refused
to return. Captain Even stated in his
interview at Lexington Sunday night
that Cynthiana was full of witnesses
for the defense and the witnesses for the
commonwealth were in danger. Acting
on this interview, Judge osborne had
Even arrested on his return 70 Gym,
thiana last night, and he is still held
in camp as a prisoner, in which capacity
he can be protected to the fullest extent
Of the military power Even understood
why he was arrested and consented to
the same He feels more secure now
than for months.
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CHARGED with Conterfeiting.

Huntsville Ala. July 29-(Special) DIR
Jim Young, a physician of Boaz, Ala,
Is in jail on a charge of counterfeitins.
having been committed in default of 5000
bond. Young and George Windsor are
charged with operating counteIfeltlng
nJant in Etowah county. The coins they
produced were excellent counterfeits and
MANY people were victmized.
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Love Affair Caused Suicide.

Mobile Ala. July 1.-Edmund t.
Sykes. a bookkeeper and well connected,
committed suicide today by shooting him
self through the heart. Dependency oyer
love affair IS rumored as the cause
Of the deed. Sykes was the son of Gen
eral Sykes, of Columbus, Miss.
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TENNE SSEE.
Veteran Moonshiner Caught.

Knoxville. Tenn, July 27.-(Special.)-
Newton Legore. a veteran moonshiner OF
east Tennessee. has been arrested at
Sneedville and bound over to court on
the charge Of violating the internal reve-
nue. laws. He Is 81 years old and has been
a moonshiner for thirty years. but this
was the first time that he was ever dr.
rested.
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Provisions.

Atlanta. August Irregular rib sides.
boxed, $50; half ribs $50; bellies, 20-lb.
average. $50; Star hams II IL. Banquet
hams Is Ia: California hams 8. Simon
pure kettle rendered leaf lard 81; Shield
brand leaf lard IA white cloud COM
nnnnN IL
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Cannon Succeeds Blevins.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 31.-(Special)-
Captain Matthew n. Cannon, of john
son City. has announced his acceptance
Of the appointment as warden OF the
Brushy mountain branch prison to sue
coed Captain K. l.. Blevins-
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Woman's Body Found in Well.

statesville. N. c., July S1.-(special.)-
The body OF Mrs. Dolph Weaver was
found dead in a well at her home In Cool
Springs, near here, last night.
She was bruised about the neck, indi-
eating that she had been choked to death
and then thrown into the well. There is
no clew to the perpetrator of the crime.
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Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statistics

liverpool, July 3l.-Following at the
weekly cotton statistics: Total sales of
all kinds. 10000 total sales, American.
&c. 0O0 English spinners' taking 2S,ooo; to-
tai export 1900; import, all kinds, 5000;
import American ZOO; stocks of all kinds
$780, 600; stock American 10000; quantity
afioat, all kinds. 1900; quantity afloat,
American, Is. GEO; total sales on speculate
l 500; total sales to exporters 1900
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General Sanford To Speak.

Montgomery. Ala. July &.-(Special)-
General John w. A. Sanford, a distin-
guished orator and polished orator Of
this city, has accepted an invitation to
deliver an address before the annual re-
union of the United Confederates of Ran
dolph county on August Is.
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Will Raise Valuations for Taxes.

Raleigh. N. c., July 30.-(Special.) 1.-The
state tax commission continues It's work
of assessing railways and has informally
heard various railway officials. A promi-
nent lawyer here declares he has good
grounds for the belief that the commits
sion will so increase the valuation Of
railways for taxation. this valuation In
GLIDING both tangible and Intangible prop
erty. as to raise the total amount from
100000 to $70,000OO0. 1t has been the
general belief on the part of the public
that the increase will be- large. One
state official last year wanted the val
uaton made not less than $40 100000. but
the courts said there could be no valua-
ton last year or such property ana
when all classes of property are reas-
sessed The commission has informally
heard various railway officials upon this
matter Of assessment.
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Two Negroes Hanged at Montgomery

Montgomery, Ala. July 31.-Means and
stark paid the death penalty today for
The murder Of Flnne Foster, another ne
gro. last year Means and Stark were
robbing the store of a white man near
Mt Meigs, when one of the two who was
standing on guard outside the store door
saw Flinne Foster approaching, and think
ing that he was the proprietor of the
store shot him to death.
The negroes were convicted in the crirni-
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Negro Ivuched in Texas.

Dallas. Tex, July GA special to The
News says a negro at Alto, Tex. who
tnsulted some ladies by cursing them and
firing Into their house, was lynched In
the river bottom by mob.
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Wounded In Peculiar Manner.

Raleigh, n. c.. July 2S.-(Special.)-A
confederate soldier named Lawrence. the
latest arrival at the Soldiers home, is
wounded in a most remarkable manner.
In 1862 bullet entered at his right eye
and left at the left Jaw He recovered.
of course losing the sight OF that eye.
and resntered the service. The follow
ing year he was again wounded, this
time the bullet entering at the left jaw
and ma king Its exit at the right eye, thus
exactly reversing the previous wound.
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Killed Wife for Burglar.

Fulton, Ky. July 3o,-Mstaking his
wife for a burglar Charles Binford ia
tally shot her at 2 q. M today Mrs. Bin
ford was awakened by burglars at
window and called her husband. In the
confusion that followed Mrs. Rinford was
shot and the burglar escaped.
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Reouisition for Defaulting Sheriff.

Raleigh July aL)-Governor
Aycock makes requisition for r. l.. Mich
OILS. who as sheriff of Mcdowell county.
defaulted for 5000 and fled this state
He is under arrest at Mangum, Okla. A
strong effort was made to induce the
governor not to issue the requiSition, 1t
being asserted that Nichols and his wife
also had turned over their property to
the bondsmen. The latter have been
tracking Nichols ever since he fed. sew
eral months ago.