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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
JAMESTOWN
MEETING.
.Transportatio1 Co. Represents csc: "a
tivcs Assemble aY Old Point 'il.;
/ to Consider TaNng Stock.
GENERAL 4 :. } LEE ..::E Vas PRESENT R E:I|
Representatives sil1 Sympathy,
With Purpose and and Will
55s Probably Jake Stock.

i]ss "a, (spe cin1 to sTh{ Times Dispntcl1.)
r1Dw1,OIa MEMS VA, Deccn1 Der ]: u
The first meeting, between the Exeeu tl'' =
Committee of lhS jamestown Exposition 81 !''''
Company and MISREPRESENTATION com 20 mp pa ~
reprcscn tatives Vas held at. Old POINT
this morning Il II o'clock No stock 20 x
was subscribed is the result OF the meet meet
Ing but practically ali Of the rcpr esen 7
atlycs seemed i be in sympathy With inc
move, and it Is believed that when hen the the
next NEE ting lis held they VIII pc au'
thorIxed to tlsc stock. X n
81. "a some AUTHORIZED. 4
.sS II Is ,unde Stood that representative OF
five OF heprincipnl companies we're az
thorlzed toltake stock when tney hl te,N,
( I'll To- day,l meeting, but did not act pc
cause ,hcjothcrs were not auth 'r '' at
ITha cdnpnnies represented were the
Chesn pe;kc and Ohio Railway Company,
tho Norfolk and washington Steamboat
\ Com pa,S, Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, Houthern Railway. Seaboard Ar
4 limo. sew York, philadelphia ana NOR
folk railway, chesapeake Steamship Lane,
Baltimore Steam Packet Company Clyde
Tina Ind Norfolk and Western Railway.
- GENERAL LEE THERE.
prt,idcnt FIt2hugh Lee, Directors Ger :
crulI d. Lowenburg and the Executivo
C,on1nittee represented tho Exposition
4 Company at the meeting.
AN Mother meeting will be held IN w ASH
linton on Friday, December 18Th. at Wnlch
III. entire nutter will be finally settled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
HIGH-cLAss MUSIC.
Organ Recital at Union Station
Methodist Church.

Below will be found the complete pro-
gramme OF the musicale and organ re-
c.tal to bo given at Union Station Metho-.
dist Church next Friday night for the
benefit Of the organ fund. From q Pc.
rusal OF the programme 1t Will be seen
to be most excellent one, and In the
hands OF such singers as the Grove AVS
nue. Quartette, 1t will be perfectly ren-
dered. Professor Manly Il. Ramos Will
be the nccompanist.
b Professor Leo Wheat, one of tho finest
solo orgnn!sts. Is down for several num-
5bers III
A large number OF tickets have been
sold. but the ladies' in charge hope 10
dIspose OF all they had printed, N order
to wipe out the debt Oh me hnnasolale
organ. Tickets can be had from any
member OF the church. The programme
Invocation, tho pastor, Rev, Mr. r. NJ.
Organ, "Tho Ponltents Prayer" Wheat.
Mr.. Wheat !, !, * !,
ouartette, "we Praise Thee. oh God"
Buck, Grove Avenue Quartette.
BASS solo, Search Me. oh Lord, Mo-
zart, Mr.. Crump.
! soprano solo, .'Angels Message, Rosa
Organ, "Home Melodies" (aranged).
Wheat, Mr.. Wheat,
Trio, ~ Was Glad" (unaccompanied),
iTrowbritge, soprano, alto and tenor,
Tenor solo, "Thc Soft Southern Breeze"
Barnby, Mr., Trlbhett,
Contralto solo. Rock Of ACES" Phelps
Mrs, Rowe
Organ, "Chrlst the Lord Is RIsen,''
Wheat, Mr., Wheat
Chorus. "Angels from the Realm OF
Glory Manney, Union Station Choir and
ouartette and Bass Solo, Lord God
Almighty Verdi, Mr. crump and quar-s
tette.
organ Finale. "Ohelon and Titania's
Wedding March, Mcndelssohn.
At tho conclusion of this last piece the
AUDIENCE will rise and sing; praise God
from Whom I'LL blessings Flow
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ELKO NEWS.

Miss Myrtle Sharp returned home We'd
nesday after visit OF several days to
Richmond,
spent Sunday in Richmond.
nd, Fur,nan spent last week with his
family,
cessful hunt In his old homo neighbor,
hood III Fluvanna county.
G, s. Sharpe and Willie Sharpe spent
Monday and Tuesday last IN Richmond.
w O. Chamberlain is out after q very
severe illness,
q. g., James visited friends IN this
neighborhood Wednesday,
Little Leila Robbins, daughter OF y, -,
Robins, who has been sick for the past
week has resumed her school duties,
Tobias Gibbons, who has been on a
visit to friends, left for Newport News
Tuesday
Miss Alice Cartwright, OF Richmond,
spent the early part OF tbs week with
friends In this nelghborhood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
EAST RICHMOND

The Sunday School roll now numbers
seventy-f!ve This is small town Of
less than 100 inhabitants, and this large
school speaks we'll for, it, h.
THE Elite Orchestra recently organized
by Hugh p. Flege, clarlonetist, meets
regularly and has now many competent
musicians among them. They have book
ed many engagements for the present
sea son.
Contractor John stralth has Just com,
pleted a handsome dwelling In Richmond,
Mr.. Fred Yates, OF Chattanooga. Tenn.
who has been on a visit to friends here,
will shortly leave to visit friends IN
Norfolk, ts
rs MIR. w. NJ, Jessie. proprietor Of Cedar
shot, Tho dog was supposed to BIO mad,
as he had bitten several persons and
he disappeared, returning several days
later, tf'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
CHESTNUT HILL
AND. HIGHLAND PARK

Mr.. Horace F.. Baker mas returned to
his homo after weeks hunting In Cum-
bcrland county. i
Miss Lille Todd, OF Walnut Hill, l1ss
been attending a house party IN Chester.
field 81
& Miss Mamie Arsstln, who has been quite
sick, Is somewhat improved
The Ernest Workers Society OF Miz-
pah Presbyterian Church, hold It's regular
monthly meeting yesterday Saturday
afternoon at clock, at the marse.
There viii be q called meeting In few
days. as there is business OF importance
TO be transanteo. Ks s.. ~ ,ta,
The Young Peoples l .vgresslycs Finch
Club was entertained last Friday evening
BY Miss Annie Sale her homo on Third
Avenue. quite an enjoyable evening was
spent by ali present. Light refreshments
wero served at aslate hour. *
Among those present may be mentioned
as follows: Misses Annie Sale, Bessie and
Bertha Marshall, Rebecca Clarke, Maude
Lvesay and Mary starke; Messrs. Willie
Hoppe. sydnio Laird, Charlie Orrok.
Lcwlyn Harvie. of Richmond; Lamar
Henley and Richard Sale. Tho notice (
the next meeting will DO announced later.
Mr.. Charles 3. Wood. OF Ashland, has
been the guest Of friends on the Hill.
Services will be held this afternoon at
Ascension Chapel alta o'clock. sH
n Miss CornellaI swltzer. OF 'staunton, VINO
has been visiting Miss Nettie Mosby. has HI:
returned home. 8 !. n s8 4l aa4
Miss Mamie Austin continues quite
sick al her residence. b Rs
IA Mr.. George wv. Peace. OF staunton, IS
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. CIV.
Vaughan, OF Highland PARK.
This evening .at $3.50 o'clock there Will
be q rehearsal OF the Christmas music N
the lecture room OF Highland PARK Meth
odIst Church. with Mr.. William Dunn
az director. s sisfi
Mr. n. Frank Var borough. OF Highland
Park, who has been confined to the house,
FOR several weeks by sickness. Is slowly
Improving. ~
Dr.. Earnest Mosby. who has been the
guests OF his parents for several days
has returned to his home In tWaynesb oro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
GAMES MILL.

There will be preaching at Beulah
Presbyterian CHURCH to-day at. 3 o'clock.
by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Osborn.
Mrs. John Wesley Burnett has re-
turned from visit to her 'daughte Mrs.
Joseph Martin, OF sRichmond.
Miss Pearl Talleyshas 4beentvery much
indisposed recently
Mr.: and Mrs. e. MEG bees of Richmond,
visited his parents Sunday, (, ISL y.
There is much pref ton being made
for Christmaa tre.ss $ and entertaining
here during the coming holidays
y Mr.. Lewis Jenkins, OF Richmond, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
near Walnut Grove. 4. u FL.
Miss sallle Bett, Walden, OF King and
Queen. visited her cousin, Mrs Mamie
Gaulding. Wednesd \, near B Barker g
Mill, 2 {5 1, 4 4. 81 Gt rs Il.s En-
MI. and Mrs. George; Parker, OF Rich
n,ond, expect to visit their daughter. at
this place as soon as Mrs. Parker is
strong enough to underta take the trip.
rs John William Walden. Of King and
Queen, srsnt several days with friends
here overlooking the battlefields and car
rying home with him many relics.
Peter Scott McGhee Is suffering very
much from a bruised foot, caused by a
piece OF timber falling. on It.
Miss Eta Glmer Is on visit to Miss
Turner. inc Fulton. NJ e (, as
William verlanderl has moved his fam
lily to Falrmount. III
p George Jackson aAcolored man. who
lives near Cold Harbor; went to look
fter his calf and found what he at first
thought was one OF his neighbours calves
playing whit but on going closer found
it to be young doe. "a He got his gun.
and going as close as he could, shot off
a part OF Its neck. but, It took to the
woods, and Jackson has never caught
sight OF It since. u. !,
Mr.. and Mrs Powers have returned
from a visit to their.Fdaughter. Mrs.
Parsley, near Old Church. !,
Leonard, the Infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart, died at their home, near
Black Creek n few days ago.
"A Christmas german will be given De-
cember Goth at White Hall, under the
management of Mr.. Walter franklin
and Mr. Conrad Grant
Mr.. Thomas Cussons and Miss Carrie
Holiness both of Hanover were married
in Washington Wednesday. t& Il
The golden wedding OF Mr., and Mrs,
w. r. Taylor took place at their home,
Holly Cross Roads, December 3D.. Many
friends enjoyed the occasion, and the
presents ware both handsome and nu-
merous. Mr., and Mrs, Taylor are both
well known In Richmond. MS they were
a long time residents ofSthat city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
4 Gould Not Walk Across the Floor
Not Another Month to Live.
81 81 hre Business Floyd Springs 0a all Broken Down
In Health, Suffering from Severe temorrhages and
NERVOUSNESS Cnnnletely Cured BY
DuFFY'S PURE MALT WhISkEY

Gained Dc Pounds, 10 y NOW 70 per'ect
Health ana Abie8t 90 the Hardest
Kind o. Work Without Ttrlng. 81
II went oil to pieces from overwork II,
tho spring Of 1901, and could not walk
across the floor I was 80 weak; felt I could
not i've another month. suffered from
ho,norrhages OF the lungs, which, no medi-
cine had beer, able to stop. Finally Duffy's
pure Malt Whisky was prescribed for mo,
BY my doctors. 1tcomplctcly cured mo and
has kept me II, perfect health ever since.
.Iiave gained AZ pounds In weight, have had
no hemorrhuges and am no longer nervous.
am strong enough, to climb the mountatns
ill dayBlong to look after the n,ei, working
on my tanlonrk and to keep track OF my
'loghaulers. When I began taking your
medicine was In q most miserable condi.
,ton. There can be no question but that
owc my com plete recovery to Duffy's Pure
Malt Whskcy. MY doctor. my minister
and neighbors for miles around are nc.
iqualntcd with tho great benefit that Duffys
has been. to me. Several OF my iicghbors
are now using Duffy's with splendid re.
at,lt q So II yrIt1TMIRF Att54s.
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-s--
SEVEN PINES.

The fancy dress hop given at Pine Grove
payilion the past week, was by far the
most elaborate social event OF tho season,
Messrs. stagg, Powell, the popular con-
ductor on the Seven Pines line, and Char
lev Reid, deserve much credit as It was
got ten up under their management, Thorn
were present many charming bellies OF
this and the adjoining communities, who.
IN lovely gowns, presented q picture OF
grace and beauty. The hall was deco-
rated In holly and mlstletoe,
A Christmas entertainment Will be given
at Corinth Church In which the Sunday
School children WILL take par, full at
tendance Of scholars is desired this altar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
PARAMOUNT NEWS. (

Mrs. Mary Mcdowell continues quite
4 Ill at her home on Twenty-second Street
Mr.. 3. II. Thompson entertained few
gentlemen friends at an oyster supper last
week his residence on the Avenue.
Miss Bright Eubank is quite indisposed
at her home on Twenty-thirdi Street.
Mr. Joe White has child III with bron-
chltis.
Mrs. Wooden. who has been quite III. is
improving.
Mr.. Scott Fidler, who has been i'll sew
eral months lthrheumatisn'. is reported
much worse.
Mr.. Eddie Loving has moved his family
from the West End and Is now with his
fathers family at 311Ol TwAty-frst Street
Mrs. f. NJ. johnson is quite III at her
home In the West End. Mrs. Johnson Is
sister Of Mrs. Willie Smith, Of Fair
mount.
Paramount Baptist Church congregation
homes to go I'M their main auditorium
room the second Sunday IN February.
Mr.. Willie OVERLY has returned greatly
benefited from Clifton Forge Hospital,
where he has been under treatment FOR
the past ten Gays 5s
Rev.fJoel 7. Tucker will preach at East
End Baptist Church to-day at both SER
vices. His morning subject will be
4'QuenCnlHS LlHet SplIlti 4tuc SNeH'H6 : 'SN
Minister'S joy
Mr., Atkins. OF California, VIII DO the
guest OF his son, Walter Atkins. on Mat
tox Hill next wecit.
Rev. j. S. Hunter will flll his pulpit az
tho Methodist Church to-day.
The Ladies Aid Society OF tho Metho-
dist Church will meet Tomorrow after
noon In the lecture room OF the churct,.
Mr., Walter Atkins and Miss ELLA May
Fuqua were married T, ursday night at
the home OF the BRIDES parents oil fIow-
ards Grove Hill, at O'clock Rev. Joel
Tucker OBLIGATED, s
The bride is the attractive daughter Of
Mr., and MIST, y. Fuqua. She carried
white chrysanthemums Miss Mary Cole,
man and Miss Mary Fuqua, the brides
sister were tho bridesmaids.
MIR. Atkins IL x youns man OF sterllne
worth. and like his bride, Is quite popular.
They received many useful and handsome
presents. l 54645 3S
After the marriage q reception Was ten
dered them at the home OF the BRIDES
sister, Mrs. Burton, on Mattox Hill. where
thoy will reside,
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CRUSHED BENEATH
A HEAVY VEHICLE
James Wagner Very Badly, In l-5
jurcd in Hetlrico Y es-
terdaY.

James Wagner, the son Of Charles WE g-s
3ner, d we'll known and prosperous farmer 4
OF Fort Lee, met with an accident yes
terday that will probably cost him his n;
1ife.8 Mr. Wagner was on his way home
driving double horse wagon, contains
Ing o ton OF mill feed and other nl s-sS
1cellaneous things. While on the w Ill
liamsburg Road, opposite the Ma tlona!ll 5 II
Cemetery, tile pole. connecting the front
and rear axles and supporting the bod y,S3ss
cracked. ~ n n Sj n
4, Mr.. Wagner stopped his team and otia
down VI to investigate the dana ge. II e$
could not tell to what extent the pole @ n
was broken from he outside, SO NJ ]. he
5crawled under the wagon. J US u as he AZ
reached tho center%of the wagon I'M l1es@
bf oken pole gave away, and the heavy
body of tho wagon, with Its ton S ofS ss
freight, crushed downNon him. 3sSl8
q Though suffering greatly, he &manaEedA
to attract the attention 70 passers- by, aSSg
who rushe dto his assistan ce. 4 he hi sassS
load, which was crushing the life OUT Sd eS
him " every minute, was raised ,sss W MI 81
the young man was II tied out, and wa $ Y
removed to tho residence of ESuperlntend-33
Eent u 4 NJ, Bryant, OF the M tlonal Ceme-@
terry. ~ n 5sss
Dr.. 81. T.. sReams was 4hurrledl ytss sum
rloned, and inSl a few minutes II was 4
at the side of the young man.
8 After a careful invest ga tton. i53,;sss )rf
Reams found that the skull vas crush
cd, and Mr. Wagner wa pa nfullyIS
bruised Internally. and had received sew
5erul cuts. DR.. Reams said last night
that he thought the young ma n 4 would E
pull through, owing to his splendid iph vs. ~
ical condition. 5t55 8sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
t ,lt WA are VISITING M. and Mr.

Hinton, ". Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
G. P. Scott. HI 4,
Mr.. and Mrs.s Dr. a. ]. black are visit.
Ing III 1ynchburg.
Mrs. Leslie Briggs, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. w. q. Crosby, has
left tor her nome In Ashland.
Miss May Harris. OF pctersburg, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Harris.
4 4 Miss Wayne Garrison, OF West Virginia.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Patterson
{, Miss Mary Cole has returned to her
home III Newport News after q Visit to
her aunt, Mrs W. O. Cosby. l.
y Mr. j, r. 1iat,pt Will return In a few
days from Florida.
M Mr. John Gaines, who has been visiting
Mr.. James Rose, has left for his home
In Towhatan.
Mrs. NJ b croxton, who Is visiting in
Hanover, wiilsreturn home this week.
Miss Rose Belt Newton. Of Griffin. Ga.
4 Is tho guest OF Mrs.. ]. ". Knapp.
Mr.. w. CT Crensi1aw has left on a hunt
4 In the, Southwest
Miss Annie Du Prairie has left, for Char.
lcstonS w. Va, TO visit her brother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
Susfains QYerWorked Men and Women

ana
prescribed doctors or
absolutely ana n
muscles to the poo - ns
enables 10 get
health
andk strong 8,
grlp
ana
itself
Dufs Pure Malt Whsksy Ie sure y @ Vii
when are p On ny
fu Demand T. the only pute
sonIy Tor the
the label, ana DC ced'' .'o ga ~ -
Heware bottles
yVIIlsfEY co.. Rochester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

noon at the church to practice.
Mrs. James e. Lyme, Jr.. is visiting at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lyme, aud
viii later be Joined by her husband, who
viii spend the holidays with his parents.
Miss Carrie Lyme is conyalescing from
q severe illness OF fever and is now able
to be up IN her room. s-
Mr.. Willie Lyme has returned from MS
vacation, which he spent hunting in ches-
terrified county -
Mrs. P. l.. Gerow visited her sister, Mrs.
Bottoms, Thursday.
Tho roll OF honor for Seven Pines school l'''e'
isHs follows:
Earnest Pollard. Bernard Bottoms, Lew.
is Bottoms, Earl Reid, Sam Taylor, Etnel
Werner, Nellie Werner, Carrie wright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
TAKE UP POLICE BILL
+ TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The Senate Committee on Counties
Cities and Towns Will hear argument on
the bill providing for amending the char
ter OF tho city Of Richmond in relation
to the Police Department. on Tuesday
at s o'clock r, M,
Ii Is likely that Police Commissioners
and members of the Council, represent
ing the two sides, Will appear before the
committee, Present ind'cailnus are thpf
the bill viii pass,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
Fatal Shooting ARRAY. 81

IT7 (Speclnl- 70 The Tlmes-E5lspate
4 SPARTANBURG,a Va Dec. l2 80
over a game OF card in a gambling dive
in this city last evening. SO .ssS
dispute arose as result IL, o. an
using marked cards. whereupon Thomson
used his gun. with perhaps fatal results,
.Dearman has heretofore borne a good \
reputation and Thomson is we'll connect-3S
ed an dis under arrest. y. n; ~ g 5.5Ss53i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
FULTON PARK.

Mr.. Dean, OF Kansas City. Is on a visit
to his brother W. II. Dean. at his country
seat. eOak Hall. tn
LATHE Ruth Mckinney, who was badly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-07
GASMAN is DEAD ONE
Slim Prospect That Any of His
Friends Will Be Elected
Senator.

Dover, Del. Feb. 6-The regular Re
publicans asked at the Addicks caucus
for an extension of time until next
Monday The others reluctantly yield
ed to the request The fifteenth ballot
for senator resulted:
Long Term-Irving Handy (Dem.),
p; L. H. Bah Irregular Rep.l, s; J. Ed
ward Addicks ONION Rep.), p; An
thony Higgins Irregular Rep). ,
A proposition from the Democrats to
aid in. the election of two regular. or
anti-Addicks Republicans. is believed
by many to be the only solution of the
muddle created by the retirement of
Ar. Addicks. Former United States
senator Kenny. one of the Democratic
leaders. has submitted proposition to
the Democratic caucus involving an
efIer TO the regular Republicans of the
solid support of the Democrats for the
nominee Of that faction for the long
term in the United States senate, Ieav-
ing the short term vacant. The TWEEN
I ty-One Democratic members OF the leg
! islature are in caucus. The friends of
| Colonel Dupont are unquestionably
controlling the movements of the regu-
lar Republicans. and they are advanc-
/ ing the argument that the withdrawal
of Mr. Addicks is merely trick on his
part to get into the senate by a cir
cuitous route.
1t is understood that the Demo - IS
offered to support Congressman Ball for
the long term. allowing the other SEN
atorship to take care of itself. ms
offer was rejected today, but il may be
taken up and considered later. The
regular Republican conference commit
tee made a last request of the union
| Republicans before agreeing to accept
the Democratic proposition. it was:
VIII you allow US to name ore SEN
/ atOr, you take the Other?"
The union Republicans replied that
| they could abide by nothing bur The
vote of a majority of the Republican
caucus. The regulars then retisa1, and
the union Republican committeeman,
Connor and Townsend. submitted tue
/ final proposition Of the AddiG}1s men
as follows:
I'VE win stand or fall by the pIin-
ciple of majority rule
Both sides agreed finally TO allow
negotiations to remain open for Z lew
days, as it was then time to take n
ballot for United States senator.
State Chairman Alice. the Addieks
| leader, said after the balloting:
Our offer still stands out of cour-
| tesy to our Republican associates. Mr..
Addicks, of course, is our cand date
until another caucus is held He sim
ply withdrew in the interest Of har-
mony, but we refuse to change from
him until there is a general caucus OF
all the Republican members"
When Assemblymen Townsend and
/ Conner went into the regular caucus
with the union Republican offa-, As
| semblyman Flynn, the regular Repub-
| lican leader. said:
While we cannot do all that you
ask, still 1 feel that We are very close
| together
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-07
OREGON SHERIFF SHOT.
officer Was Trying to Arrest an Al
legged Horse Thief.

Eugene, Ore. Feb. 6.-Eugene was
thrown into a fever of excitement to-
day by the announcement that Sheriff
W. w. Withers had been shot in the
neck near Hale and seriously if not
fatally wounded by Elliott Lyons.
wanted in Josephine county for horse
stealing last November. Withers was
notified that Lyons was at home thirty
miles west Of Eugene. and he LETT
Thursday with Constable Jack Smith TO
arrest him. They found him at the
Lyons residence about 8 p. N. Smi Nh
guarded the back door and Withegs
entered the front. Lyons wife and
mother grabbed Withers and Lyons
fired his revolver, the ball entering the
neck. rendering him unconscious. Ly-
ons fed.
A posse of six men was at once
made up in Eugene. headed by Deputy
Sheriff Brown. and will try to bring
Lyons in dead or live. The county
court has offered a reward of $500 FOR
Lyons dead or alive. Sheriff WitheI S
is being brought in and will arrive this
evening. Lyons was sent to the peai-
tertiary years ago for one year for
embezzlement while deputy sheriff.