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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
Death Of Col. |. ). Meoowan.

Chattanooga. Tenn. April 14.-Col'
onel L. J. MCGOWAN, the veteran edf.
tor in chief Of the ChattancoGs Times
Is dead.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17
MOB lYNCHED TRAMP NEGRO
'NFuR.Argp MOS agvGMaE ron
H9 MURDER or JOPLIN POLICE.
Tom ollyard BY Name s-lntsnse Gx-
cItsmsnt-tiansino Was Followed
BY onsIauoht ~ sns Mob On Neere
section Of City Houses Burned and
Negroes Driven Out q Tewn.

Joplin. Mo-. April, ~ AN infuriated
mob took Thomas Gelyard, = tramp
negro, from the city jail 1t night ana
hanged him to telegraph pole ct the
corner Of Second and Wall streets. two
oiocks from the city jail.
The lynching was followed BY IN on
slaught on the negro section Of the
city BY . mob. Houses were burned,
and AL negroes were driven out of the
city.
The negro was charged with having
murdered Policeman Leslie. Who was
shot dead the night before in the Kan.
sas City Southern railway yards while
endeavoring to arrest several negroes
suspected Of theft. i Leslie ordered the
negroes, who had taken refuge in .
box car, to surrender. and when they
failed to do 10 he fired several shots
at the car. During the shooting Z
negro slipped from the car and. COM
Ing up behind the policeman. shot him
through the head.
During the afternoon Lee Fullerton
located the fugitive In slaughter
house just east Of Joplin. The negro
Was armed with = ride and defed ar.
rest. Fullerton slipped into the struc-
ture u1observed and crept up behind
tae negro. Suddenly he sprang 1t the
unsuspecting fugitive. and before re-
sistance could be made he had the
negro on his back with Z knife at HE
throat. The negro then surrendered
his ride. and pointing the weapon At
him Fullerton marched him out Of lae
building.
Part Of the crowd that had. congre.
gated seized the negro and pulled to
prevent him being hanged. For some
moments 1t was veritable tug Of war,
but reinf0rcements on the free end Ut
the rope proved the stronger and the
negro, despite his protestations Of In
nocence, was finally swung into the
air and strangled to death, while
shouts Of satisfaction went UP from
the mob.
As soon as the negro was dead the
mob dispersed, and later the body was
cut. down and taken In charge by the
coroner. There is still great excite
pent in Joplin and 1t is feared that
trouble will follow in case the asso.
ciates OF the negro are apprehended.
His Name.
Carthage, Mo-. April 1.-THE negro
lynched In Joplin was Thomas GIL
yard. aged 20, tramp. He had con
fessed that he murdered Leslie and
he was crippled BY . bullet fired b.
Leslie. Sheriff Owen has. hurried OF
! to the county jail Dan Bullard. q negrs
VINO was with Gilyard just before th'
. policeman was killed. He has since
. been spirited away from Cathage fO'
fear of an attack on the county jail.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

Pins were Arst manuehcture1 f. -
country sesA aftee the waf = 1e14
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

rruth to 4 man Is what he khews; u
-.-a, what she believes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
Enl,m cunt Tiers,
,OooCOoooooooooooCOoooOo

Miss Madge Cobb has returned home
from delightful visit to friends In Car
oline county.
dren. OF North Carolina, were the guests
Of Mrs. J. W. Rainy. Monday. Mrs.
Wcndil will &c remembered as Miss Katie
Stage. formerly OF this City.
Mr.. Hunter Davis, who has been the
has returned TO his home In Newport
News.
Miss Mercy Lane. of Mechan!csville
Turnpike, has left for New York, where
she expects to graduate IN vocal and in
Miss Kennedy is steadily Improving at
Garnett on Twenty-third Street.
Mrs. G. c. Cox is In Newport News. Wis
ting friends.
having a big lawn party on the church
lawn and large crowds are in attendance
Mrs. George Newcomb and son. Ken
drlck. of Charlotte, n. c., are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Huneycutt, on TWEEN
Charlie and GoldIe Martin, OF Henrico
county, are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Mena
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Walker. of
Rerkley. were the guests 81 Mrs: Willie
Fletcher, on Twenty-frat Street, Sunday,
Miss ,Virgie Carroll has returned to her
home near Lakeside. atter q two-WeeKs'
stay with her cousin MISS Mena Green
street,
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DIR, CARTER JONES
at LEICH-STREET
"a Most Interesting Family Of
PreaChers--Fat and
Four Sons.

Leigh.street Baptist Church was crowd-
ed to ca pacty limit on Sunday night, aud
Rev. Dr. Carter Helm Jones delivered a
mastery discourse. that held tho rapt
attention OF the throng OF worshlppers.
The speaker Of the evening Is a brother
OF the pastor OF I>eigh.street. and is In
charge OF a prominent pastorate In New
York city. In the pulpit with him Sunday
night was bis distinguished father Rev.
Dr.. John William Jones. the chaplain OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia and the
HISTORIAN OF the Confederacy,' whose
facile and trenchant pen Is ever poised 70
defend the fair Southland and A|stnrle
truth, In the congregation sat the mother
OF the speaker aud one Of his brothers,
who Is prominent member OF the Legal
profession, while at the same moment
two other brothers In other States were
preaching the word from sacred dasks'
Thus four sons Of the distinguished south'
ern champion and Baptist min!ster are ems
listed with their loving father az soldiers
OF the cross on zlon's tower. and another
son, also under Emanuels banner. Is a
successful professional man,
The sermon was based on ono OF !ne
bold tllghts Of fancy Of Moses, ~ which
he llkens Gods proyldent and loy!ng care
to the sagle, who st!rs w har Rest and
bears IN her nest|!ngs on her p3nions
As the speaker eloausntly spoke OF ths
loving Motherhood Of God" In the nest
Ing ana the testing times. those Of res
nulsite Familiarity With the circumstance
could hut pleasantly dwell on the beautl,
fui nesting and testing time OF these
young men, who, nnrtured n 2 chrlstlap
home and one of genuine Southern ehly,
,,T and honor. went out into the world
:" ba an homer to their loving parents and
! Kissing to humanity, "old Louisa for,
eyer!" sa!dsa fellow native Of the old
county, AZ he pressed forward to grasl
the hand Of tina speaker at the close pl
the service
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.QUARTETTE HAS
BEEN ENGAGED AGAIN

The fine quartette, the presence o.
which has added SO much to the services
al the Grove Avenue Baptist Church. OF
this city, has been engaged for another
year They will begin their engagement
on tho first Sunday OF September
week from next Sunday.
The news that the quartette will con-
time at Grove Avenue is OF unusual IN
terest. particularly in view Of the dis
cussion the church had over the music
question, when 1t looked as Il the sing
ers might 60 elsewhere. The auartette
Is composed OF Miss Dozia Mitchell. the
sweat soprano; Mrs. Jasper L. Rowe,
contralto; Mr.. J. William Trlbbett. tenor;
and Mr.. G. C. Crump, basso. Mr.. Manly
b. Ramos Is director OF the quartette ana
organist for the church.
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.aoTTo
Have Sharp Brains Nowadays or Drop
Back,

Have Sharp Brains Nowadays or Drop
Back,
Tha man Of to-day, no matter what his
calling, needs sharp brain. and to get
this he needs food that not only gives
muscle and strength, but brain and nerve
A CARPENTER and builder OF Marquette,
Mich, who is energetic and wants to adj
vance In his business, read an article
about food in a religious paper, and in
speak,ng Of his experience he said; up
to Tires years ago had not been able to
study or my thinking powers to any
and r know now that It was due to the
fact that my food was not REBUILDING my
"Ahout this time ! began the use Of
the condensed food GrapevNuts, and the
result has been can think and plan with
some Success. II has not only Rebuilt my
brain Until il Is stronger and surep and
more active, but my muscles are alto
harder and moro urn. whore they used to
be loose and soft. and ny stomach ~ now
In pesteet condition, can endure more
than twice the amount o. fatigue and my
nights, rest always completely restores
me. In other words, ! am enjoying life
and Iattribute It 10 the fact that ! have
F Fsspa c es't sste cresk MIeS, ssA Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
MANY
CLERKSHIP
--.-- ----.-s. $500 $500
Those Mentioned for Mr.. Geo.
X. Tdylor's Place.
so NE VEL L-E1QUlPPED
Mr.. Henry N. Tayor, Col. 9. Q, James
and Mr.. lvanhoe Sclater-The Ap.
pointment to Be Made
Next Month.
som E VEL L-EQUlRPED

The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Vir.
rlnla will meet at staunton September
1st, and It Is anticipated that at mat
time tho court will select successor 10
the late George Keith Taylor as clerk
OF the court In this city. The business ness
OF the ONCE Ia sufficient TO REQUIRE tnat
some one DO selected with the least prnc-
lcable delay. Judge cardwell rs une
only member OF the court IN the city'
and while theto has been no authorita-
1.-Two statement as 10 the selection or
clerk for this city, It is altogether pr ,oiT
bic that a choice will be made wlthin
the next fortnight. The ofIicial ls chosen
by the bench and competency alonc Is
considered In the selection.
POSSIBLE CANDIDATES.
While It IS not known that any OF these
sense OF that term the names OF Messrs.
Henry NJ. Tyler OF this city' 1vanhoe
sclater, an employe OF the State treas
urer's ONCE, and Colonel e. o. James ls;
formerly OF Goochland county wei!
known lawyer, have been suggested 4. ana
any one Of them is regarded as mo
roughly competent. III
MI. Tyler is son-in-iaw OF the ia =.
clerk hut more than that. he is an e2-
ncrienced and well qualified lawyer a tine
business man. and writes a fine elerlca,
HAND, He Is regarded as eminentiy well
: . EIp
qualified for the position. ~ !
Mr., Sclater was for eight years " the
clerks office OF Fluvanna county, anu
Ia been employed In the treasurer,s onlce
for n mum Der OF years. and IS hignly re-
earded. Those who know MIN say T.
hetter man could not be chosen. ~.
WELL EQUIPPED LAWYE!R r ~
Colonel James Is we'll known ~ tnss
crtv and throughout this congressional
distriot. He formerly resided IN Goocn :,
land county. Colonel James Is We'l
equipped lawyer and man vel qu s,n
f1ed He was mentioned IN connecuoH
With the position OF Secretary OF Wv. tas
Commonwealth. and was an aspirant LOT
the position OF State Librarian some
years ago. He has q strong folioWlns o.
friends. , r, sbe,,d
IS an aspirant for the positlon..,it ne l.s
deterrnined to be an applicant LOT ne
mace he would doubtless be favora ?.
c r rcd, being IN close touch wlth me
once 1 and we'll known to the court ana
bar. 58s5 ~, hard
n So far these are the only names h ,.aaa
mentioned In this connection. The pos uon
i5is a yery desirable one. and compet 'sr
man nnce selected is likely to mold ~ ~,
deflnitely. Just whom the judges VIII
select is purely problematicaL NO one
Who discusses the subject WIZ t'a a
| guess fJ4Es4
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~ 1lae; tor arts'' slster Ii Ashland. Va.
~; Mlss .iisfhl1y Cross. Of Highland Park.
has s's recently recovered from spell Of
Miss Edna owtens, s IF THRU AysnYe
CA tina 0 e n1,otHp s FIJI. ~, 49, n''s
Mrs AlexanSdero 81 h fhs r Ksnt y IN n
= Mr. = d ia,4,; Chadwick. 81 Third Avenue.
has returned home. after few days
HtMsY ry e. v yas sBureIa Mrs smith and Miss
T. Ga,lln e ,o T rHs y AISn se, ,,s
ho M1es a}ter spending q t tssw DAYS with
Niles RUBY. Gresham. r, t;1 Highland. Park,
vsi ~ nIssnap eat3n b. b.. snd ftey rs
Ralph Horne, Of Hanover COUNT re-.
," Thea s no society q Highland Park
a a9sre Any E sSs Is assfG Gs e
terest viii BE brought Up and ali TIE
Msses rs aand Hce edeseH bo
have been Visiting relatives IN Augusta
Mrs William spratley who has been beef,
a Miss sfk s s'ey1yk 1mp'Hi sft las. week
to visit friends IN 1Ienrlce county. Wa
Miss Lucy. Dalton. Of Highland Park.
Is visiting her brother In KensIngton,
Mrs. Gilbert satterwhite, who has been
quite sick, Il convaiesclng.
Master Charles Vaughan. accompanied
3 by his sister, Alma, has returned home.
after spendlng several weeks In Powha-
tan county. l$-E M 49,
3 Mrs. Lille Yarbrough. Of Atlanta, is
Mrs. Moorsc and children. OF Fifth Ave.
nue. who have been visiting her brother.
have returned home. -
Mrs. Small, who has been quite s,c,e
proving -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
ChestnutH12l amt
;yAlanaRarh

Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meclyer and
after q Visit to relatives IN Louisa coun-
Miss Matte Gross. Of I1gh a,,s, Park; Is
v!,ns Mts e. earth Xvsaus uS
has been Quite sick Tor soma time. Is
sornewhat improved, ,.,.,
Mrs Thomas, starka has been visiting
re,ssIyes Hlsss sa All Monday last to
VII s. sr Mmma E.rfy q oranss county Il
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mortimer
si silss Bessie Gross is quite sick at her
hgRms ss II hs MisRW}siH naa RSi after visit Of
week eek 10 t' relativess IL Ashland, returned
,hHT RMS asc Ss HisAtdaa ssnett and little
daughter. Elsie, rave been visiting T,s !, Mrs
re MsS;ss hsasWs sss MhsssTttas q
tSEned s S9ms near M1ns LETT f HS
retturnsd q chestnut Hlil yesterday, after
several aays STAY syop r NeTTI n xfEKc club mat
M siIs ReSesea CLARKE on Third Avenue,
after alter ,whish dellKht{A FsfresIhIm,nsnts ,ysys
served at Q late hour; An.otlE nose
RT ss hn sy p Rsssa eaTR a ssH s
HIagde Llyesay; Messrs. Slaughter ca mn
Richard 6ale, while Hoppe, Lamar Hen,
ley, Atwood Lewis and lnlian I9dd. The
s assSsse ' II Miss annie Sale, on Third Az,
XIV. Etsrtwsll AND little son Hugh hay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
STATE OFFICERS.
Pension Checks Being Mailed to Con-
federates-Mr koiner's Movements.

federates-Mr. Kolner's Movements.
Tho force in the Auditors Office are
busy making out and mailing checks for
Confederate pension benehciaries OF
whom there are now nearly ten thousand
under the various acts. Tho checks will
Be mailed to those IN the counties Of the
amounts sent out are small. but they are
ehclarles, They will ~ cut about Sep,
Judge selden Longley. Of Pulaski com
~ has been designated By the Governor
to hold court tor Judge Piarce. Of Mont
Eomery for part Of the current term.
Commissioner OF Agriculture Koiner
will leave in, a day or two for Lowry's.
Bedford county. where. he and others will
make an address to tho farmers Of that
county at an all-day-- picnic. Resldes Mr..
Ko!ner, Mr.. 8, r. Hedges, Of the State
Test Farm; Hon. Geo. u, Murrell, assist
ant commissioner to the st. Louis Expo
s!tIon; Colonel 4. NJ, Bowman, commits
sioner 10 the Exposition and ope Of the
most successful stock rRisers and or
ohardlats In the South; Hon, John Thomp::
son Brown, OF Bedford, and others Will
be present and will malse addresses,
commissioner lSclner has received lets
tors from i've TIVE gentlemen who dear, dssre to
this State. One is ~. Q. Bacon, now Of
Danvllle. Pa, who Is willing to pay cash
for suitable farm and the other Is from
Charles a, WILLS, Of RraldentoWn. Fla.
Both desire farms in. Tidewatar virginia.
Any one desiring to do So may cor1rauni-
cate directly with the prospective pur-
chaSerN 5srE 5gf wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-26
RAILROAD INSPECTION
Corporation Commission on the n'Ver
Branch Of the c. & Q.

Judge crYmR Ra,[ dons, e ann poSslns
the Corporate Commission, ana n, j M o,I
o5n yPSh9ri sesF II ns sps
lines Of tho chesapeake and pht9 R cIty
wav' THE commissioners lett the ely
N The private car of President stevens ;;
pyc tG9t p S5isa T THe
psrty lett over the James river divls ion
for clifton Forge inspeetlng nam heS
TAX u the h main line proper to AllSaghnnis
T 1Te wes they viii return to- the city oyer
the main line arriving here f formerly
made b. the Board Of Public Works, TO
which the commission is succeS sin eng tha
W Of the railway properties, !. With ~ a
vl NJ !! 1os as ". We Newly, stenographer to
the commission. yesterday went mt t 2vy Mor-
chief bookkeeper. and the Misses Powell
were In charge Of the ofics ~ yes. 9sEsr
no no Charters were granted, and but one
application received and that for social
e1p . y Z. - /. Is 4
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Rowling Green to visit her sister. Mrs.

Bowling Green to Visit her slster' N ht D. Y
Mrs. Jesse Rhodes and daughter. k = to
az Norfolk, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
While B. Fletcher, at No. 1lo5 Twenty-
f'1 NJ "a and Mrs. Kahill Of No. 2o1a Fair
mount Avenue, have returned nome ar rter
q pleasant visit to friends III 1o''tieo
cG The sKing,s Daughters OF Christ Church
beam r q lawn party last night ct Jet i! y;
son Park. The public is cordially inVi, rai
TO patronize this l>svn party. as the PRO no
ceeds are to BIO used entirely tor ciiari'-
ai Miss - M tGui Land. OF Hinton " Va
at AZ No ts'' iiA Twenty.Arst Street,
Mr.: enc d mys arc tor .'' Cincinnati They
vii !, Visit several other cities before re-
q t,a 1Oe1ty ars Tah hex
plans to celebrate tn n HFowards Grove, in
an appropriate manner. Relres 81 ,rned
viii BE- served and all members are urseo
to be present at this meetin e. = a,s Loo.
DR.. J9hn r manntnM Method Isl Church Mon
day night to a packed house.
Mr. ana Mrs r. Thompson e rns'dano y.
cd Der Of friends ms, al Er tas' eyening
the occasion being the fifth anniversary =,
their marriage. The affair was = eh ar,ny
informal and many friends cat t s dM. -
the evening to extend theAr- pesl MISSES e' w
their host and hostess r,,,., h,u
Mi Nj. Allie Huff was present Win WI, ~, n rs
rranhophone and entertained them hem, VIII. W..
Several selections. which was hlshlS en- en-
=" Refreshments we're served at a late late
hour sur and ar the happy company dispassed
| for their homes. .a.o,+ 1vere
Among those who we n Pre- presse nd N Sfrs
nr' g. snd r Mra,r Mi 8 Mr.. and Mrs g Z
Aihertson. Mrs. Hanna and SON. Mp5 Wan, anu
Mrs Thoppsond Nr Miss lu Cara nas set
.ana,,,ita Miss Georgia Burnett; MISS
Ma wdt IIalns. Mr.. Grover e. coo 'i' ana
I Mr. HUFF.
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Bart'0':n Heights.

S/s"|oSNOCClSH)CC COCCOOy)COCO
Miss May G. woodbridge has returned
to Baltimore. after lengthy visit to Mr.
and Mrs, ]. 9. letter, Of Ladies' Mile
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. a1cIlwaIne. OF Bar
ton Avenue. have left for Ocean View
to spend a few days with friends.
MISS Carrie Black, who has been visit
Mrs. Falrlamb. or Ocean View.
Misses Mabel and Kate CHM are visit
Ing in Spetsylvania county
Miss Mary Jones, who has been visiting
Mrs g. p Snow. Who ' has BEEN BEEN visiting
her mother. Mrs. J. L. Snow, Of North
Avenue. has returned to her home In
Kentucky.
home from a business trip to Petersburg.
Miss Annie Laurie Pitt, who Is visiting
in North Carolina. will 3return home in a
Miss Aifriend. WHO has been visiting
turned to Norfolk.
Mr.. H; 4. Wright. who has been SUM
merIng in Otterburn Springs, lEs return
Miss LII Carter, who has been visiting
Miss Tucker. Of Petersburg, has returned
home. 81 r.
Dr.: R, y. Pitt will leave in few days
Miss Maud Tucker. Of Hanover is visit
ing Miss Carter.
Miss Cornelia Bernard, who has been
Waiting Miss Cowardin, has returned to
Hanover. 5tl.
Mr.. Peter Thompson Of Falrmount, Is
visiting Miss Harris Of Meadow Bridge
Miss Gladys Madison, Of Hanover, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Briel. 2 i 81
Mrs. E. E. Hayes has returned to~Mor-
gantown. W. Va, aeter visit to her
sister, Mrs. ". r. Brown.
Mr. Johnnie Edmunds. who has been
visiting Mrs. Sarah Goyne. has returned
to Portsmouth.
Mrs j.. r. Lee has left King William
county, to visit relatives. x &
In the absence of the pastor. Raw. wv.
T.. Hundlev, the Rev. c. p. Scott will
conduct services at the Baptist Church
this evening at 3:15. E
Mrs Cora Drake, of smithfleld Is the
guest OF Mrs. W. F. Minter, OF North
Mrs Durfey and son. who have been
visiting her sister. Mrs. c.. l.. Jones, have
returned to North Carolina.
Miss Lula Andrews. Of Ohio, Is visit
ing Miss Cowardin. Of Meadow Bridge
Mrs. H. Harris is quite sick OF her
home on Meadow Bridge Road.
Miss Marie Carter. who has been visit
Ing Miss Tucker. OF Paramount, has re-
Miss Rogers Of Paramount. who has
been visiting Mrs. Geo. Carter, has return
Miss Mamie Beck. Of Pst<sburg. has
returned home after 2 visit to Mis-. Cot
fey, Of Brookland Park.
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AT, the Academy.

One Of the most prominent. features of
cSar I Il. Iale's Everlasting ps NaIt
Aae,Gn Il see qw c anG @Asa TrSute
r. from M! anything T hitherto attempted in this
line ana N o sRsstfaGuIIo orca NEE.
ner the notable ana W sSoInr he mar.
v velo GUS Beauties Of tho Garden Of the
G esa Colorado. the awe,inspir!ng gran.
q Niagara Ts ste yin w shS Fa ara
t1 tie Mammoth dave d Kentucky. the
Suwanea River, with, moonlight effect
6 sRs I1neEny and nd naaSa scenes md
epochs il our country's history The
finale OF this. scene Ia most inspiring.
S ns dae sd smGa aassH to q wa
extent America has advanced IN tho
ayes Of the other great powers. The
spectacle, opens the Acaaaamy on HI, III,
a aaS n ''Isst continuing sa'u'aas' n'3'A''
At the Academy, next Monday ,nIsht tho
eass Fe VA es 81 Rdw 81 Tlats, WHEN
ssS Sss ssssot Sess ls sSsasSs
the company By wm msnpEones sst joe Wiard
M fassvt 'H Ferguson, Ada, Roshsl, thhs
Exposition, -Four. Prett Reid. Jam9s y
Rome, Rebby R"lssoRyy ferry ay si p. ~
H Hsssy s st%m Esby Hart Ia ts'V A'' WY
From the days Of the YlSE!nla MIN,
Grower, lilly Wh!tlnck, and Dick Pei
ham %hsn they aaneH fov THE son Es Mn
Ct oldd %F r the AT 4 Field e e,rsa t tsr
MA tSstnail C eonstalnng ali that Is best
In the minstrel. line, ls a tar cry. hut
from the organization Of the first, down
toward ard Setter things. Tba Al, q. Field
tiompuny to-day Is IN tho very font
rank g that class class Ct ps M PER-, sha
away away yThey are booked tor September
,lst, matinee and might tSf
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Pr,ope,rlY Transfers,

richmond Richard Gentry. to Laura =.
Flanagan, n feet on north SIDE clay
street. Is feet from east side Of Norton
sAIHie enric o-Lucy D. Carter and T. Lee to
r. a. Lynn, II acres about IA miles
north Of Rchmond bethweePh e s,s Meeham
lie leigh r. Page, special commissioner, to
W. i, Broekehhroush. lot %. In section
Same l to "a AusIsstne Rrockenbrough. lot
81, IN section 20, Woodville, $50,
Laura g. and Joseph N, Puts to
miles northwest OF Rehmond, $500.
Wilremlne Schmidt to Thomas Murray,
30 Gig feet on east side TMenty-seventh
Fl. s. Winston and wife to G, w,
Davis. SO feet on north side Claiborne
Street. 30l feet west OF Randolph StCo,
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if lFuIL7 TON NEWS N. :" s.

stock company is being organized
IL Fu1ton to operate a small electt er'
plant. 4 number OF mercnan1[is h are y AIRED
ested in the scheme and 1t VIII De e.. W. Ia a %
for all 1t is worth: me NJ e .,E the Virginia
p Passen sevef ana Power Company e sS:
tend its II lines to Fulton but their efforts
we're frultless. . q, :, her resi-.
de NEE on m Louisiana Street with SlG 90
noisou, Several days, ago Mls; Mmtsn
struck her arm, INJECTING snall oruls..
The arm began to swell. and rev Gays
ags blood I P9!s9n'HEx 81 oerady who has
been au QUITE sick. is able to be op ssan s,,.
ferine Tor several months with rhe Gu, a.
tisn, has returned to the Eaot sps." IS
'oE a ivEaeP Fl Jones, Of sm!thne!d. Is tho
guest OF Alderman Louis WASHER Washer x,,.
Mr., John Keuster and s4s ss'a,nd na'S o.,
4nnie, left YESTERDAY 10 V's'' l''eA0' I
t'a Mss Z Noble Iyllkerson. who, was pain.
filly injured about two months ago " =
runaway accident on .s sfeaa Visited her
n ~ on captain and Mrs CoEhill, Of
f f'astar street. Mrs, Wilkerson remained
uncons cious tor about two WEEKS At'o1
th nts sse Eaey sorrldue Is able to be out
after an Illness of two weeks; .,a
Nj. Earl Sunday Is ~ NTH, Win f FRI
fever at his residense on ia ru!'o cails lad to
baltimore. oWing to the death Of rela.
registration notices In Marshall Ward
we're posted yesterday BY. Registrar r..
4, Gavedo; The hooks viii Nip be p epsnI ch
Nc. ssii Lester Street, September 17th'
i' The a'' new parsonage OF Denny street
Methodist Episcopal Church Is nearing
at Ike corner Of State and Fulton, STREETS.
Mrs, Charles Davis has returned 70 nat
residence on Fulton FILL after a VISIT
to friends In Raleigh, N. e.