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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
SpRINGS HOTEL.

CONNOLLY SPRINGS HOTEL.
Located midway between Salisbury
and Asheville, N. c. Under new own
ership. Has been refurnished from
top to bottom and otherwise i'm
proved.
OPENS JUNE 18TH.
The medicinal properties Of the wa
ter are dieuretic and tonic, cures
stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
Eminent physicians, as we'll as many
who have been benefited by the wa
ter, bear testimony as to its wonder
full efficacy.
Good service. Charges reasonable.
CONNOLLY SPRINGS CO.,
Connolly Springs N. G.
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Mail Carriers Association.
lspecial to News and ObserverD

Greensboro, N. c., July About
forty rural free delivery carriers rep
rescnting more than twenty counties
in the State, met at the court house
in this city this afternoon at l o'clock
and organized a State association. 1t
was decided to hold the next annual
meeting in Asheville, July 4, 1905.
Officers forthe association were elect
ed as follows: President c. y. Mum
day. of Asheville; Vice-preSident, j.
M. Harris, of Charlotte; Secretary, 9.
3. Campbell, of Red Springs; Treas
urer, j. G. Frazier, of Guilford Col
lege.
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REV. j. ID. CARPENTER DEAD.
Miss Annie Grubcr, an Accomplished
Musician, Passes Away.
(Snecial to News and Observer.l

Marion, N. c., July 4.-Rev. j. d.
Carpenter, of the Western North Caro-
lima Conference, is dead here. He was
a great sufferer more than month
with a malignant carbuncle on his
neck. He was superannuated at the
last conference, but had been doing
some work on Catawba circuit. He
was greatly beloved in this place,
where he was we'll known, and was
about seventy years old. His remains
were placed in the cemetery here.
Miss Annie Gruber, the lovely
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. S. l.. +.
Gruber died here a few days ago. 1t
will be remembered by great many
that Prof. Gruber conducted for many
years musical concerts throughout
the country, and that Miss Annie was
one of the accomplished musicians III
all these entertainments.
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pletely stripped of leaves, and much
of it beat to pieces. Fortunately the
devastation extended over a compar-
atively small area being only about
a mile in width and three miles in
length The heaviest losers were the
Ledbetter heirs, T.. A. Horne, r. j.
Pence, H. G. Dockery and Mastin Cow
ington, the latter a colored man.
$4,000 will probably cover the loss,
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cept for the fact
that i'll such dire
distress many a
w o nj an h S
found a way
back to health
and happiness
by the use of DR..
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription.
T he one and
only remedy for
! ~ orr h C a,
f e III a lie weak
ness, prolapsus, |
Or falling of the
womb, so abso-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
of J. ID. Newsom, deceased, L hereby
notify all persons having claims
agains his estate to present the same,
in writing, to me on or before May
10th, 1905, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery All persons
owing said estate are notified to make
prompt payment to me.
MAURICE j. O'NEIL, Admir-,
Henderson, N. G.
5-10-1 q w-HW
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A man thinks long and speaks
short; a woman thinks snort ana
speaks long.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-05
Heavy Losses by Hail.
Especial to News and ohservo,,

NDpeCioil " ->SNo anu observer
Rockingham, n. G., July "A Sc
we're hailstorm visited upper Wolf Pit
township, in this county. this after
noon. 1t started near SteeIn,s mill
and progressed in an easterIv direc-
ton. The destruction to crone was
terrific. The cotton, which was from
one to two feet in height, was com
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WrightSyille Beach, N. c.
SEASHORE HOTEL.
JUST EIGHT MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
TROLLEY CAR EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES


The finest bathing Atlantic coast
sowing alley,
The everything the
delcaces ch oce edi
by
No descriptive pooe'
etc.. i'll
ghtsyile
DR. homas S.
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrators
of the estate of Thomas G. Sorrell, de-
ceased, late of Wake county, n. c..
this is TO notify all persons having
claims against the estate to present
the same to the undersigned on Oh
before the 31st day of May, 1905, OIL
this notice will be plead in bar OF
their recovery.
ADDIE PEARL SORRELL,
Administrators.
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IF You Are
Perplexed

In reference to the best disposition
of the amount OF money (snall or
large), which you are putting aside
for your family or for your old age,
write The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York for informa-
ton as to the form of policy that
will best suit your needs. Here is
an example of results:
The late Archibald N WGterhouse of Philadelphia who
died suddenly last Friday held policies amounting $50 COO
In The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Ihc
selected that his widow will cash
and annual income of So twenty years
living at end OF that period she will receive $50 coo IN cash
making the total received under these policies Co.,
only s27 1872 20.
titom Pafzadelphta Record, Nov 70, 1907
In writing for terms on similar policies,
state what you would like to receive
in cash at the end of limited payment
period, amount you would like your bene-
hciary to receive in event of your death,
and give your age.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A MccURpy. President.
III. II. WILCOX, General Agent,
Charlotte. n. G..
HENRY e. BIGGS, District Supt.,
Raleigh, n. e.
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A WOIldn'S pPagIeP

1t is notable that in the dependency
caused by womanly diseases, there seems
to many suffering woman no way of
escape from pain except at the price of
lite itself. It would be sad to record
such story of struggle and suffering ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
brakes ralmo,to VIM.

' This wonderful .tcEic medicine will immedl.
3ately help you and absolutely cure you. Every
inarkabfc Palmetto nhedt elmo 4 thorough test Is
offered q trihi bottio 81 brakes Palmetto Wine
FREQ. One tshlespoo ful once . day relieves and
stipation. Catarth OF the Mucous Membranes,
Congestion Of Liver or Kidneys. and In farninas
tion Of Bladder. to stay cured. 1t IS q wonder.
blood. and promotes and maintains health
and vfHor. "a Il. 3
Seventy five cents at Drug Stores for large
be sent free and prepaid to every reader OF this
paper who needs such 4 medicine Address your
letter or postal card t9. Drake Tormula Com on!
tie will be sent prepaid. - Ovens and
Minor Drug CO. Distributing Agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 1s.-cari w.
Hiander and Harry Massey. well known young
citizens, were arrested this SrIornng on sut.
plcion OF stealing a quantity of tobacco TIA
trial war continued ana bohd was fixed In
the sltn OF $500 for each. ,9 3s g d
E BELLS CROSS ROADS. LOUISA COUNTY.
1.-THE lawn party given at Macedonia Metho.
dist Church last week VA. one Of tho most
enjoyable affairs that. has been sysn IN this
was given by the ladies OF the church. Hon
r. u. Gordon and Rev. 7. H. Campbell de-
livered a ddrcases. "a
CHARLESTON, KANAwHA COUNTY. w.
,yA.--Deputy Sheriff Bragg left here to-day
Tor charlottesville; Va. armed With !. reausi..
Andrew Terrell (colorod), who is wanted for
tho murder OF James BYRD at Pratt. w. Va.
In January last and successfully eluded cap.
ture until Sunday lpst, when he was arrested
GREEN BAY.---A meeting Will be held here
on THURSDAY, the 2iat, for the purpose &de or
gambling and getting ready for business the
Green Fay land agency. for the encourage
ment Of bringing into this county all Of tho
desirable citizens possible 10 buy up tho VAL
liable lands now growing up. F8
tLEEsBuRG, VAL r. Joshua Fletcher, the
slsrgest landowner In Loudoun cocnty.ss has
purchased OF the heirs Of the late Algernon
Thomas a tract Of sD acres near Trappe for
SIS 900. II So 36t} II B5
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DON'T LIKE WAY IRISH
ARE PORTRAYED ON STAGE

(By Associated Press,)
\ ST. LOUIS, July l9-The national con-
ventiOn OF tho Ancient Order Of tlpef-
mans, and the Ladies', AUXILIARY OF that
organization, opened to-day With solemn
high mass at & ST, Patrlck's Catholic
Church, Ii & n '9} .Y
This is The largest convention IN tile
history OF the organization, II being es-
.tlmated that nearly 1000 members are
In ST, Louis,
S Among the Important matters which
VIII come before the convention before
1t adIourns next Saturday Viii pc the
consideration Of resolutions dcnouncinS
the present manner In which the Irish
iare portrayed upon the stage. especially
In vaudeville houses,
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Dal1iel-Dunnington.
/ %. ~ q Thc Tlme,.plspatch.

4{s8 Special to The u lines plspatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July ~ l3-I,r.
Thomsa II. Daniel. of New York, a graduate
iof the medical department o.,t UNIVERSITY
NJ Virginia. class Of 1902. and Miss Sadie Dun
ninsto ton. OF the faculty Of the University OF
YIrsinis, we're married At 2 ,ocoek this ~.
gothic chapel al the University, the Rev. Or.
GEORGE i. Petr!e, Of tho Presbyterian Church.
,offciatng Miss Belle Dunnnston. sister Of
punninstor,% another sister, also a ttsnded the
bride. The best man was J, Mt Thomas Hume,
Or, y. Park yNieCalie, OF Culver, Ind. F. II,
Dunnnston, Of the IJniy y Of virginia;
r. e, ,Reale, Jr,. Of Frederleksb !. Va;
Lyons woods f Alhematie: u. VIZ Twynlap.
q Characteristic. and n. Mem. Il simpson. Of
iRichmond VA. Or. and Mrs ERniel left far
a 'Wcrtern trlp. and after spending q few
weeks IN chicago, Will go to San francisco,
where thsy Mill sail for Korea There tho
thu Presbyter Church, nj III }
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COLT BROKE IT'S NECK.
Fell While Being BrokenLady
Struck by Lightning.
7(Special to The TImes-Dis,a t,

(Specialsto The Times-D isEa tcli. }
AloNTROss VA. July 49, Mr. Q .s3iss Z.
Reamy, OF this place. lost a fine three
year.old colt yesterday. He was break
reared UP and fell backwards, N breaking
MISS Massey. OF Nassey's Wharf, near
this place. was struck BY lightning and
severely burnt on Thursday i st.4 + IS
said she cannot recover. {Sssi 5. !.
The drama, & Among the Breakers !,
was rem tered In the Town Hall here last
night BY the Montross Dramatic Club:
a large crowd was present nd enjoyed
WHEAT q in this section has ali been
sttreshcd, and everybody ma de a good
yield D a number Of crops yielded an
average OF from twentyrelght to thirty
There are a number OF visitors hers at
this time Amrong them are Rey Ernest
Richard Chandler Of Manche ester: MIR.
George Chandler. Of chlc;a,g6: Misses
Pearl Sutton. Rose Hutton, Frances May
and Mrs. IF. . Q. McKenney, Of washing.
ton, d. c.; Miss Helen Lewis. Of West
Virginia, and Miss Margaret Baker. Of
Washing ton. D. @. ls3sS FL f3 g
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WORK ON NEW STATION
AT CHARLO TTESvtLlEI

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July 49,
Work on tho new Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Station at the old Main Street
depot has begun. The building will cost
10000. and must be completed in seven
months. It will be 3ox50 feet in dimen-
sion IDS to he OF brick and stone. with q
style. The first floor interior finish will
be hard wood. All conyenienccs and ac-
Communications known to mod crn railway
stations, will be installed.
Adjoining the station proper will be a
covered shed running 400 feet westward
and 200 feet eastward, An overhead
bridge. A57# feet from ablitment to ahut-
ment, will also be constructed. The
bridge will have sidewalks on both sides
of the approa ches and q roadway twenty
feet wide. 33@t ~ 5s X "A
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BIBLE CONVENTION
Some Interesting Topics in cul
"a pepper County.

fss Especial to The Times. Dlspa tch.)
saday soheo ana Bibc CONVENTION saix don
Will be held at Oakland Baptist Church.
3Culpepcr county, commencing Fridays
July 29tll. and continuing three days.,
preach the annual sermon, Topics to be
discussed by w. II. Bayles, j. RI Char
tors, w. . A.. Pa ton. j. "A, Ikelnper, MISS
The growing crop of tobacco iii the ad-
Joining county OF Car l,Ee lis said to be
the best for years. anci the "a creag e AS
very large. Some ofitreBplanters. arc sun
selling last year's crop, for which they
Wheat thresh!ns II lile order q The Gs ;,
and the yield Is highly gratlfylng,, Lotll
Inequality and quantity oe-; excel ent.
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w. p. Ford.

Mr., w. p. Ford, one OF the oldest coal
merchants of the city. died at his home,
No. 9l6 West Marshall Street, vest erday,
after a brief illness,
Mr. Ford was slxty-AiX years of a &c
and had for q long time conducted q
coal and wood business on South Bowl
from the residence tomorrow afternoon
Mt four O'CLOCK. MT. Ford lis survived by
wife and tho following children: "A. r.
Ford, and Mrss5E G.. Scott. of this city;
w Peyton Ford, of Norfolk, and w. II.
and j. Fountain Ford. Of Idaho.
Thongs II, Jackson.
y Thomas !. il va ckson died at his resi-
d erssy @ sasae Asnrse yse
oral viii take place 4 his q fternoon at 8
O'Clock from Shady Grove Church. u t N
Merrick Wakefield
Merrlck Wakefield died at his residence;
No. 2a29 yenable Street, yesterday after.
Snd is survived by seven children. eight
,grandchild reen. two sisters, one brother
sifsn5sa y ;tss D'ssss
Street I3aptist Church.
Ramona Nc Cook.
Rsn'end Nc Goq q nI ths intant son sa ef
ihs hGaie nsTsats 4
CLOCK, AAc. 49, UAbSA y
have not been comp eted az yot.
Funeral Services.
The funera Of Mrs. J. Henry Tfonias.
WHO died Monday ~ III take place this
afternooIl at O'clock from Grove Avenue
Baptist Church, and the burial will be
made lii Hollywood. gii s8sS 81 81 Az
Tho nall hearers Will be; Active
Messrs, Hen. Apperson., Creath Y
erai ' a. L. IL. Phillips, captaln n, n Hulce
and Captain George Epps. Honorary
prs Massy M!s !, fa Rs s%Srs Mage ss
stus, Cosby. Krouse and Hulcher,
Henry Denton King,
Special to The Times Dispatch
z BRISTOL. VA, July ls.vHenry penton
King died OF l3right's disease AT hlsN home
near Bristol to-day. aged flrty,nine. He
was a wealthy bachelor and formerly
resided IN Russell county. Va
4 Mr. King was u member of the Stone-
wall Brigade In the civil War, and of
the famous New Market corps, OF the
Virginia Military lnst!tute, and for
bravery as n member Of tho latter or
Sganjxat!on, recently received a badge Of
honor from the Alumni Association OF
Virginia Military Institute,
Mr.. King is survived by two sisters.
one 1 al whom was married 10 Hon. Henry
NJ smithe. ex-Mlnisteg to Haxtl. Nc,
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A POINT WON
ON THE'C|LU.BS
"a
Warwick Circuit Court Refuses
to Set Aside the Order
Cinsi,11 Thar,
Closing Them.
YOUNG MAN is MISSING
Joseph Levin Not Seen for Days
and May Have Been Drowned.
Janitas Gets Nine Years.
The - tnes.n,.nate !,

Especial to Tho -Dispatch)
rs NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jiily TO-.
Tho residents OF this city who have been
making q fight against tho sale OF liquos
lust across tho line at tile foot OF Chest
nut Avenue, scored another victory be.
fore Judge Tyler in the Circuit Court,
ut Warkwick Courthouse to-day.
The motion to set aside the order re-
Gently issued closing all OF the clubs
Literary and Social Club, against which
such a strong fight had been made, was
ovor-ruled, and counsel for the clubs
gave notice that they would take the
ease to the Court OF Appeals.
Tom orrow morning the cases OF sew
cral saloons and social clubs which were
indicted during tho last term OF the
court will be taken UP.
MAY HAVE BEEN DROWNED.
Joseph Levin, IA young man who came
here from Norfolk two weeks ago, is
strangely missing. ana IT. is believed that
lie has been drowned. Lcvln came here
secured board at the home of j. Halper-
In, No. 1900 circuit Avenue. and went to
work at the shipyard. One day last
week he left home as usual to go to
work a:ld has not been seen. since. 81
4& 1t is said that the young man enter
cd the yard but the shipyard people
can give no information concerning him.
ia report that a man was drowned off
ono OF the ship-yard piers several days
ago, gives ground for the theory that
the young man has lost his life 5iSs
COMPANY's OPTIONS.
Tho article published Sunday to the
effect that tho Tidewater Railway Com.
pany has secured m option on the War
wick Hotel. pier a. and a large part Of
5the Casino grounds from the Old Do
1ninon Land Company, is causing a
great deal OF discussion among the bus
mess men OF the city,. Although the
story is denied at the local o ffice OF the
land company, 1t is admitted that such
IL transaction might be put through by.
the New York office without the knowl-
edge of the local people, 80 little at
terltron is paid to the dcnials. Two tele-,
grams to President c. B. circuit, OF the:
land company, have failed to- bring a
reply OF any kind and the silence is con-.
sidered Significant The statement that
thu railway company has options on the
Casino property. as we'll as waterfront
property below tho Chesapeake and Ohio
piers, comes from excellent authority.1 1t
lis said that the new coal carrying road.
is seriously considering locating Its ter
.minal here. \
NINE YEARS FOR THE GREEK.
5 Janitos Janltas. Crock fruit vender,
was given nine years In the penitentlary
for attempted criminal assault. In "a the
Corporation Court, to-day Tho con-. .
planning witness was the nine-year-old
daughter OF H. n, y Cole, "A
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on the lanes.

special to The Ttnes- Dispatch }
{. MALVERN II ILL. NJ. July l9.--Mlss Yir-
GINA Ruffer1 and Miss Emily Harrison are
Visiting Mrs. IsdYnrd Harrison. of Riverside.
Miss Malta Rose Of Barton HeGhts 70
spending this week with Miss s, Bessie CLARE
Ono OF the circles OF Westover Church in
tend holding an leo cream, festival on the
lawn OF the church Thursday, ~ ~ 2lst be-
Miss I,uth Frazier, OF Richmond! Is visiting
Miss NIoliie Carter. Of Shirley MI
# Mrs. Willie Wilcox, Of Bon a IL ~ spend
now With her cousin, Mrs. II. 2, Saunders,
Upper Shirley !. g5s4- 81. "a lss, 5!Sl. u. q
n The thcrinorlrtcfs In this county have been
running up anywhere, from 30 to 90 degrees
during the ,lssI, but nights are cool 81 81
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CROP or WHEAT
DESTROYED BY FIRE
The Times. DIspatch.) n

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
#AMHERsT.FvA :, July 1s.----Mr.8 Frank
entire crop Of wheat, amounting to about
$50 bushels, BY fire yesterday. The fire
caught from the thyeshing machine.
while the hands were eating dinner.
VI Sections OF the 4 county are suffering
greatly at present froa drought. There
has not been any rain in parts OF the
county for oyer a month, and the corn
crop Is already considerably damaged.
The hot sun OF the last few days has
been especially trying on II. Farmers
are busy threshing wheat and the yield
is generally much better than was ex-
pected SS4lsss i s;5
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BELLE DIVORCED.
Most Beautiful Woman in Old
North State Gets Knot United.

aa A special from Charlotte, N c., to the
Philadelphia Public Ledger say US s s itt lgs
Important divorce proceedings became
Court In this city to-day. when Mrs.
Julia Settle Holt obtained divorce
from Brnest. a, Holt on the ground OF
Abandonment. g b
3 The families are as prominent as any
In the sta te, Mrs5 Holt having been Miss
Julia Settle, generally acknowledg ed to be
state, She lis a. daughter. al the la to Judge
Set tie, 81 Greensboro. NJ G. Her brother.
7; Thomas 2, Settle was said
wealthy. Il sgs sg3a 8{7. $ii83f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-20
YARRE:L'....L|.. TO |
SO.UTHA|.L|..L|..
Accepts, Invitation Of the Latter
toMcet Him iii Joint Discus
sion III Petersburg.
The FlsHER.GouLp CASE.
May be Some Time Before the
Opinion Of Judge Mullen Is
Filed-Other News.
(Hpecial to THO Times. Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Tlmes.D ispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, July 1s.--Judge IT,
D. Ynrrell, candidate for the congress
sonal \ nomination IN tho Fourth District
Z. ,,,rsi,,a !. a. &. ~. 80 y Idav
!,
sen q Telegram, 70 lion. y. -. Southall,5
accepting with pleasure tho latter's
Invitation 10 a 1oint debate between them
q ~, M 4 AID q, pa era,,,r, ~ 1,,,,, ostb
~, 2 =.
an 5thet y mater OF q tariff on local pro-
ducts, the two candidates hold exactly
opposite views. Judge Yarreil advocating
rra,aa.,,a ,s.,,a.. =. a. aa, ,u.s
irsaa NM Z, /; pV n;o,aa /,
that thaIr d.h.t nil - :, l., ~. . ra,,on
~ roi,irai rscords ~ - tAatt't' : = = :"
d n.y.. =, Isg, -, !, !, !, ), !. :
TILE S y f'lsHER.ciOlLo# CASE n l
rs no. knogn Hhe Juose Mulen VII
case, 1Io Has severa, sother rnaftcrs III
.etiio hefora ~ riti,e M. oo,r,ion IN 'tI,nt
a. 10 and tha regular INV 'tarn,#of tho
Hustlngs Court begins on Thursday After
thc cor,c,,Is,on ~ q rg,,n, Ant In thc Fisher
#Cn,,id =, ca I,,dpe N hllen A whc,, taxing
thu naner. aaid 'that Id ihad M off,ciaij
,s,nforn, alton A. anv othcrsIitiSa finn l. tho
matter ana that tbis conrt .wnnid nat ' Ia
$reanonsih,a fnr snw cor, nl,c, tinn. = ia
INC fro,,, itu decIs,on Z -,
- "a, !, -, ~,
DIAN Y "a ~ - e: fS4S ..
a number OF supply liens against the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
have been filed in the Office OF the court
during the pnst two days by the following
parties si5 III N ~
General Electric Company, NJ s1s,b2s:j
Woodward and Company, $3a7.le: Tanner
Paint and Oil Company, $l,sos.4a; Smith.
Courtney Company $l,37a53 Baldwin and
Brown, $343.1s: William H Adams. $244. 80:
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SAFETY
PIN FROM STOMACH.
DR.. Nc CURE and OTHER Sur
gconss Perform Delicate Opc-
ration on an Infal

On Sunday at the Virginia Hospital, a tcn-
.n,onths'-old child. who. had IN swallowed q
removed from the tube leading to tho stom-
ach. Tho child Is reported to be doing nicely.
and gitais thought she will recover.
ago, and on Sunday last Dr.. Gray located It
by the use Of the X-ray. It ives then de-
cided to cooperate on the infant this being tho
only possible way in which to save her lfe.
Dr. Stuart McGuirc. assisted by DR.. Joseph
A.. White and DR.. Peple. performed the oper:-
alton. l5f e.
succeeded In removing the pin by the use Of
forcepa. Had It remained there much longer
1t would certainly have been tho cause Of
tho child's DEATH ii;; ls5.s III Ss
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TRY TO WRECK TRAINS.
Two Attempts Made Near Win
chester But Neither Successful.

IS4FSokSes5 111S1ss'f 7 -
tsV tSrec'al tn The Tines-D lspa tph.)
teyaSsd sIiofs waas l mase sarly tbs
3mormins 10 wreck trains on The Baltimore
and ohio Railroad tEo NILES ,s9H ,
th ms e enstnepna
5sppeed, Engineer Charles Payne saw over
twenty "a llroad ties piled unon the ira Gk.
hut waS a hle to g top his train lust as ne
Several hours later y westbound train
was apprp aching the same spot. and the
engineer saw he same ties piled on the
fore trimming into the obstruction.
4 Detectives were Immediately sent cut
and the entire country was senfclie1,
without locating the wreckers y