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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

a party of capitalists were in the
city yesterday from Illinois looking
over the town. These gentlemen have
visited many other places in the Chick
asaw and Creek nations and stated
that Ardmore was one of the best
towns they had run across since be
ginning of their trip of inspection two
weeks ago. one of them speaking 10
an Ardmoreite reporter said that the
only thing that is needed for bringing
investors into this country is for con
eress to remove the restrictions on the
land and give the people the right to
buy and own their property. With the
settlement of the land question corpor
ate interests will invest in this coun
try.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

whatever we prefer to expect as to
the outcome, considering the popular
feeling in Great Britain and in Russia
And the conflicting popular demands
one must see that the disagreement
and danger are by no means at an
end. The Russian suspects the Briton
quite as much as the Briton suspects
the Russian, and 1t is going to require
on the part Of the crowned heads and
their Governments some shrewd and
cautious playing in with two great
peoples TO avoid a world wide distur
bance over this North Sea outrage
News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

"If Christ were on earth today he
would attend football games, but he
would not bet on them, said Or Good
speed Of the University OF Chicago,
addressing a student mass meeting.
"The first thing that we hear about
Christ in his life Is about hin, attend.
ing festival He always loved 10
be among men He would attend foot
ball, but he certainly would not bet
as students do today"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

Secretary Shaw offers $1,000 for
proof that good times ever accompan-
led n democratic administration. Con
sidering the more than one hundred
years OF democratic history and the
less than half century of republi-
can history, one would infer that the
United States was bowling wild
erness until the republican party was
born. And that's about the size of re-
publican conceit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

The New York Herald gave up the
dght two weeks ago when Judge Park
er. contrary to the advice OF the Her.
aid. attacked the Philippine policy of
the republican party II is rule or ruin
with those New York papers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

According to reports Of the census
bureau, there are 27l1G9 employees in
the pay of the United states govern
ment. This does not include the cam
paign orators. called in from the four
quarters of the earth and set to work
by the present administration; not all
of them at least.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01
4 O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmore, Tuesday, November I, 1904.

The trouble in the Tyner, Miles and
Dewey cases Is that when the presi-
dent wanted them out he proceeded
TO bless them out, and that is not
the best way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

Senator Scott claims West Vir-
ginia by $4,000. II all the Republicans
are as extravagant as that, Judge Park.
er's chances are better than we have
n,ii,y,d
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

A New York lawyer gave up lu-
c'ative practice to 50 into literature;
tnen he gave up few other things.
He wrote poetry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01
FOR nENT.

FOR RENT-Two large rooms Of a
three-room house, close 10 north
public school. Address p. o. Box
2S4 27-6t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

Tailor-made pants at one-half price
at the Misfit Clothing Parlor. 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01
A Splendid Show.

A large audience greeted Charles
Hanford and his excellent company at
the opera house last night. In Don
Caesar de Bazan" Mr.. Hanford appear
to great Advantage, scoring an art,
istic success, judging from the recep-
tion accorded him. The play was well
received. The acting of Miss Drof-
nah and of the entire company was
very pleasing and highly satisfactory.
Mr.. Hanford Is quite favorite in Ard
more and large audiences always greet
him upon the occasion Of his visits
here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01
WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WANTED-White woman to work.
Apply Steam Laundry 31-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

WANTED-Clean, old rags, at this
once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-01

WANTED-To buy a good milch COW.
Apply L. II. Marston. 30-tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28

Two ladies' and twenty-five gentlemen. g'tInt
made tbs daring trip over the framework e
OF the American Nationas Bank build lid:
Ing yesterday afternoon. fii;5.5
I, The flight through ono hundred and and
twenty-five feet OF free air was sue sue
fcc.sfullyi made; bothfupfand down an and
those who took the journey had an an
s,;,eyable time, though not a. few were 'gY,r
r'ud enous n to get to the ground gr'rld again gi
in one piece. The feeling OF being sus-
pe nded In uaid-air was queer enough,
to put it mildly. M
Fl; The ascension was begun about ut :tS2O 4;2o
o'clock. The party was made rup' llp' y OF
Messrs. William G. Camp, managerl Say. say.
ings Department; American ational
Bank; o. d.. Hill, cashier OF the bank;
W. Gordon. Harvie, representing the
Hartford Fire. from Mr.. George 9, JET
ferson's ONCE: r.; Mansfield Boxoy.
junior mem ber OF tho a. -. Chewing
Company; Oscar Fl, cranz,4 w. W. Dil-
lard, Claude M, ID Dean, .,5 c. O Ferrell,
q. i, Rostrup, J. D. Lecky. Stafford Il.
Parker. Albert Nv orc, 4. 81 fford Shelton.
Miss salllc Wortham. Miss M. Hickey,
STANLEY, ,B. Tyler, Charles, T., I,afew, Wil'
liam Henning. c. D. iAlcC Coy, George Fltz.
gerald. Cnbea Fitzgerald, BROOKS H'ra-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
iWIRICHI.'S |. DEATH
WAS INTENTIONAL
He Took Cyanide Of Potassium, P'l'ts
Probably, While III the
Court Room.
Rx Associated Press.)

+ LONDON, Jan, s7--A postr1nortem ex-
animation has shown that Whitaker
Wright committed suicide by taking
cyanide OF potassium, Z.
The Investigation made indicates that
wright must hayo swallowed the poison
whiIe standing before Justice B.gham.
after fer receiying his sentence. i y iFe-
% called that Wright pulled handkeFr
chief from his pocket and appeared 70
vine, vine his face. and II is ss,lrmised that
under s cover OF this ettook inc fatal
At the postrnlortem examination NJ "a 2,
N,right's features showed no trace & Of
the suffering he must have endured pflor
ful, His brains were found to have psen
abnormally large, and as the examlna- ,a, y.
ton lion proceeded the doctors found cyl
denoes IAN, Of cyanide Of Potassium which COM
firmed their previous impression OF ne
cause OF death Proportions Of the deadly
tabloids, \ still undlssolyed were found ~
the stomach, Wright evidently having
allowed several Of them, a Areyolyer Has
found on his perso ion fully loaded y Was
conceded N his hlp PvGket, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
7-T7PAPTY BEING TAxEN7 TO-ToP| OF THE 1sKYscRAPER
@lgPAl2TY BEINU" IAKEIN 80 u u
MADE DARING FLIGHT
OVER SkYSCRAPER

party good bye. One gentleman startled
the crowd by calling out
THERE'S the ambulance!' s.t
Z. !. There had been. sharp Gang OF bells,
and many believed the am mbulance had
really come as a precaution.
ANY mes sage to give your wife? 3" was
a question frequently asked. /. and proba-
Z. bly, others would have gone up, but had
mo swell-prepared message to send. ..ss ~
Every Precaution Taken.
\ Two tests were made by MI. Charles
H. Baker, superintendent Of the Carolina
Steel Bridge and Construction Company,
iof Burlington, N. c., which is doing the
work. One was by sending up thrae or
four tons OF steel beams onS thead derrlck;
tho other by sending up q Enber Of
workmen, who sat ion, the rai ilIngIsof the
car like so many birds. parentSsa bout
as fearless. The success Of these Gtrial
trips did much toJsend the hearts OF the
ANA teur aeronauts ont OF their hthroats
to the proper places for them. 4. III
THE Carolina Cor,nanyT is.doinE a fine
work on this building. and has nearly
completed Its part Of the work.. though
beginning on 1t since the first Of
the year. The shops Of the company at
Burlington, N. c., are extensive Y and
modern In every respect. and Mr. Baker
brought large forco to Richmond, with
every possible modern tool to work. be-
Sides furnishing the material.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
DEATH D. OF AUTHOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs, Annie Chambers Ketchum
Passes Away After Quite
Brief Illness.
(By Associated Press,)

4 NEW YORK, Jan, 27,-AIrs. Annie
Chambers ISetchum, author OF 1.-THE
bonnie Blue Flag" ono OF the most fa-
nous war. songs of the Confederaoy, as
we'll as OF many other poems and prize
writings, died to-day In St. Yincent's
Hospital, after ,,ss than a weeks illness,
In her elghtietn year.
Mrs. Ketchum wrote "The Bonnie Blue
Flag lin Memphis. Tenn, in 1868. about
the tln,s Of the battle of Shiloh, when her
husband, Leonidas Ketchum, then adju-
.tant OF the Twenty-cighth Tennessee, re-.
ceiyed wound which resulted In his
death, "a Battle Call" a song contem-
'poraneous with "Tlbe Bonnie Rlns Flag"
was also written in Memphis at this
time. and was another fayorite among the
soldiers lof ths Confederacy. When Mem-
phis was occupied by the Federal troops
Mrs. ietchum refused to take tho iron
clad" onth Of allegiance, and was BAN
ished from the city by the military au-
thoritlcs. She returned to New York
from Ron,.a about a year ago, and at the
time she was, seized by her final illness
she was preparing q book on her life.
long friend. the actress. Charlotte c'1sh-
man. M Sfsi = N sl & lSs III 81 sIf s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
PRESIDENT
LOSES 5 J /, $ I
Has Appointed White '1ll i Cd Democrat
strnaster At i Indian!ollas 81
Mississippi
OFFICE HAS BEEN ',!: e! I CLOSED !
White People Get Along Very
Well, While \! Negroes Had
No Mail Facilities.
fK,rnm orr Regular5 Correspondent.)

fF>rom Our Regular CorrespondentJ
WASHINGTON. D. c., jan, 27.-The
white people. have won In their long con-
test with President Roosevelt over the
postoftlce at 3Indanola. The President
sent to the Senate to-day the n zane Of
Dr., william B, Martin, to be postmaster
at Indanola, to succeed Minnie Cox. tho
IN egress, who resigned over year ago
because the white patrons OF the oltlco
would not receive their mail from her
hands, Il
Dr. Martin Is. Democrat. and was un-
III recently a member OF the Mississippi
state Senate. He lis we'll known to !. the ne
senators from mississippi and to soy
eral members OF Congress from that
state x as a man Of high character.
The President has lost completely IN the
fight which no instituted against the
white people OF Indianola, and which NC
has kept Up for wel on to two years,
Minnie Cox has been drawing the salary
attached to the office OF postmaster, but
sho has not, discharged. any duties. me ne
Office has been closed for over q year
by ORDER OF the President, because ltlee
people would not allow their mall 70 oe
handled by negro woman She mas
borne testimony to the fact that there
was no attempt to lntimidate her, ana
that no threats were made, &
The whites at Indianola nave pe'stl e'l
getting along pretty we'll without Il post
office. A man has been employed. to
carry their mail for them from another
Office. and while they have been. getting
their mail regularly, at small expense,
the Presidents friends. the colored peo-
ple Of the place. who have not been able
10 employ private carrier, have had to
get along as best they could without a
mail service. 4S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
North Carolina, !,

A match factory to be Established at
Winston Sa!em--J. E. Wilkins shot four
died In half-honr----All but ten counties
4 Ia the State apply for part OF the fund
: to extend the school term--Thet Atlantic
Goas, L;ne files exceptions to order. s. 81
tra,.i--The Secretary Of State charters
three new corporations-rhe Katz build
ing burns in Greensboro. causing heavy
loss--Son of president OF Baptist Female
University fatally injured while hunting
--J. III. Brooks. Of Petersburg. under
area. for fraudulent use OF the mails
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
song, Spencer Cornick and : superint'een- ten
dent Charles FL Baker. e. 3Sii5 S.
Had Pictures Taken. &

song, Spencer .CornlcK ana .6uper4HtetH--S
dent Charles FL Baker. s E
Had Pictures Taken. Il
When ABOUT seventy-five feet above
Tenth Street the fcar8was stopped ,inf mid
air about ten minutes, giving the sew
eral pliers who dorned the sur
rounding buildings a chance to level their
I cameras on the aeronauts. What Kept
the car swinging between the blue OF
heaven osfart aboves and the otley.a cob %.
/ lbies SO frightfullys far below wa g a. very
slnndabie desire Of \ the engineer 70 get
III the picture, eSv n II he could NOT get
In the car. I, He. left his throttle. Is and
coming outs on$the rail, looked his pref;
TEST atSthe camera over wi here the sum
light was 9 coming y from. Hc L kept on
wanting to have his picture aken, nd IT
was ass much !. al / the sRin ing twenty
Efnlir could do to induce him o return to
the ngine and start them of again.
srhe car, was brought TO ! a rest on the
top OF the structure, /. and nearly every ono
got out and walked around as - perfectlS
at home, Mr., Camp said Y he hoped q
would feel at home. ! and each OF the party
got above a stout II plankH and between
'anxiou moments OF keeping the board
under him did 80 to the hest Of his abil.
,ity. 1t was such home hat inune ever
fwentr-toi before, I, Tle. party was I then
again photographed. 10 for the sake OF
friends, should it5nots look the same when
the ground was reached. ,s
The downward trip was made In salty,
however, and the, travellers received a
most cordial. welcome.
Parting ! Messages. 5..
Tho whole affair. was interesting'-fas,
cinating to gaze inward at the flight
and to those In the car the dear ones
on tho street below naysr, seemed so
fortunate before, The fun came before
the trip began. Friends of "a llfetlme,s in
mock seriousness, told members OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
BISHOP DUDLEY
IS LAID TO REST
Funeral Held on Twcnty-nintll
Anniversary OF His Conse-
Grafton as Bishop,
fBy. a associated .Prests,)

LoUIsvILLE, ISYnI Jan, 21-on the
2twenty,ninth anniversary of his conse-
Grafton as bishop Of Kentucky, the fu-
neral services over the remains Of
Thomas Underwood Dudley We're held to-
day in Christ Church athedral. owing
Missouri, and sessums, Of Louisiana, to
reach here in time, Bishop Burton, OF
8I,ey,ngton, read the opening services!
Ejshop5 Gailor, OF Tennessee. read the
lesson and Bishop Francis OF Indiana,
road the creed and prayers,
rho Cathedral was hard dsomely draped
in.5purple, the late bishop having often
Expressed aa aversion 70 Rlsck. ~!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
INDIANS GATHERING TO
GO ON WAR PATH
(By Associated Press,

FORT WORTH. TEX. Jan, H,-A spe-
7clal from Fort Gibson, T. IT,. says Cap
tain John West, OF the Indian police,
with a squad OF ten picked men, passed
through here tonight on his way to
Greenleat Mountain wheres th[e t[mr keaeia eart
las on the train from Baggs report many
Indians gathering there, They refuse TO
cxplain their presence; part, Of sever, Y
hua'eis fha e;seelnIeaf liIHf M Mountains They were
heard fa from last IN the section where the
indians are reported to- be assem- II g.
During. the past three days Y @ has hssI! hsin
Friends are becoming uneasy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
TRAIN WRECKED AND /.
THREE ARE INJURED
(By Associated Press. J

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan, e7,-A
mixed train on the Tennessee and North
Carolina Rallway,running from Newport,
Tenn. into the Carolina mountains, was
wrecked late Yesterday sixteen miles out
4 Of Newport. Three persons were injured
az folloWs'
j. j. Holloway, of Clarksburg, w. Va
A. b, Council, Of Waynesvils, N. c..
painfully cut about head and tace.
badly mashed. a5 4
The entire train was derailed EXCEPT
the engine, Three cars landed ln q stream
of water. 4, %, K IS rtt13
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
is ARRESTED ON
SUSPICION OF MURDER
nv Associated Press,

LoU1syiLLE KY, Jan. 27.--With his
clothing In several places clotted with
blood and his face badly scratched, Har-
~ Behs was to-day taken Into custody
MS q suspect III connection with the,mur-
der OF Sarah schafer, at Bedford, Ind on
the night Of January q
n Chief of Detectives Sullivan and Detec-
tive sMaher arrested Behri at the home of
Roger White, q negro, with whom he
has been boarding since the day tolloW-
4 SipS the puydey. A n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
HIGH PRICE OF COTTON
CAUSES SHUT DOWN
lnY Associated Press.l J

GAINEsYILLE, GA, Jan, 2L-The
Pacolet Manufacturing Company, whose
plant at New Holland consumes annuai-
Iy over $4,000 bales Of cotton and vlll-
ploys about one thousand hands, wl'
close down Saturday for an indefinite
period. The company. manufacturers gooas
for export principally, and the low price
Of goods and highlp OF cotton Is the
reason for clos!sS down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Richm,,.crd.I

Senator Daniels election formally de; 90,
clared, and In addressing THO Genet y, q.
Assembly he defines his potltlo On J, the is
Panama questiol,--rwo lnucs ana 8 q q
score Of men tnko nj act al trip to ING
top OF the Observation-Disclosures turns
over on tho viaduct, cnusing grtaL. e* e*'
cltement, hut doing very little dana ge-I.-l
Fine showings mad G at the annual meet e.s
ings or tho Soutlt-Atldntic LIFE and Inc
Hichmond Fire Insurance Compnnit s., -,
The jordan oyster b. i to \ be fcpo- To
promptly but dversely---Strong Al gu.
ineilts before the House comml tee n
favor Of the rorrcns em--r-Nl y. gve r,snt
on foot for a House Caucus next aIuesuay
night to consider the NuriElk cou y
nght-Bil offered to reduce the licen 9
taxes OF mcrchants--Gov overnorl retu. es
TO commute sentence of KENNEDY, the
Augusta train wrccker----, obacco CO N,
Ing in now In large quantities and Eood
prices being rcalized---Annunl.t (. te A. OF
4Richmond Chapter. u. D.&C...aa hrtliiant
success---lmportan changes IN, city. gov
eminent proposed by Charter Commit 60
---N New list OF voting places made uT-----'3
aI3loodhounds bought for the state farm
to pursue escaped convicts---Riclt:io onda
Couple CO 4 elopes TO North Carolina TO wed.
SfANCHEsTER Street Committee asks
for $1,000 and proposes extens We . In. In
atty canddates-A rrested for threaten !, ter,
Ing to shoot--New trial granted TO Rich,
ard Pntterson-Bar to meet to-day am
adopt resolutions in honor OF Judge Han-
/ cock-Thrce funerals yesterday.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
All over Virginia iilll Buyers 4 y,,' ;, !
and Sellers transact ! Z / !! i y !:
business III the Tee.D'ee Y I
Want Columns.
SUMMARY Of THE DAYS, 5, NEWS. /: Y vs.
THE EWcather.5

III u, ,As1ttNGT ON rs Jan. 81. Forecast for
,rh,,radnv my, nS Silv vd md rriday:..s fl \. ".
varIrBs wIads beeetng fresh
vaTt,rph' North GGarroilna Fair 1'htryday sxcep!
ran In south md west portlonsl f'sAsS fI''uaS
rain fresh northeast WINDS ss
Thero was n decided drop In tempera.
ture yesterday, and ye. the cold w...e
was Father disappointing Ight degrees
\ below freezing was the loWest PONY
4 reached. Thcrr was so.11o " skating Z at At
night. ffi} l
STATE or TIE TItERMo METER y
12 NJ 20 q,
SIp. NJ :. .. a.
p. M. .....,.'.... 5y 5y #
H p. M ~. ~
II midnight .....'....A1 q fS
ve,,e,c Z. /. 4. I. 4. s7laa n
Highest temperature yesterday. y."....... .
4 Lowest temperature Hcstcrday.........t;0 ~
Mea n Temperature ycstcrdny..... e
\ Normal Temperature for j lnary :,......s;;S "
y Departure from normal temperature g Il. - y
Precipitation during rast y hours. q. " "
. b MINIATURE ALMANAC: u.
3 ynti,uar!yy 7, !y ( 2 1904.
Moon sSa se'sis:.,.ss& ssis ,s& lo5
go !. + j. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
General,

Movement OF stock prices narrow ard
irregular. though closing Is firm and at
ab6ut the best; money contin es8 easy.
I but q impression prev1!ls that for 9
future tine loans will command q higher
Senator Simmons, of North: Car
treaty on The theory. that what has been
done cannot be 2undone, and thnt the. g ~
no harm In accepting the admlnistrai or
ship Of murdered man es :ate---Post :
fmortem examination d;scloses fact: that
Whitaker Wright, committed suicide by B.
les carried revolver with which to end
his life should the poison ia fhim--At t
automobile races to begin to-day some OF
the contestants hope to nes % tiate a mi
In the ncighborhood Of thlrty-eight Sec
I onds--O BrIen and Ryan fight a fast
six rounds In philadelphia, the form :
getting slightly the better of tho bout
President Roosevelt loses out In his hght
with tho peonle of Indlnnola, Miss On 9
place-One hundred ito orc shot WI .
race on the NV orlsans traox-Ila :
question and other varied topics DISCUSS I'd
in House. where the urgent deticie &. y
bill was under considerht!on---Repu
can senators determine not In, tpso
the amendments to Panama treaty. which
had heen agreed to BY COMMITTEE on B r.
elgn Relations. asi its AN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
Virginia.

8 Wreck OF Norfolk and Western pa ssen-
ger train on New Riyersb bridge on. account
81 ii broken axle----G oycrnor MontasuNe
4nceCptB invitation to speak at LOUISE -
Judge I3arh1m at Newport News decides
tile city tax against social clubs Is llle-S
y ga. ---'rhurmondS 4 Coal Il Con: :pany's I, plant
4 largely owned 5 by Staunton:r men, us
burned Attempt OF Petersburg specula.
tors to corner Spanis HI llnan vii be met
ataNorfoik BY large tmporta tons ~ ames
+ #liErifsgtoa hang atsLoytngHto next satur-
sun!-IC CEarlcy Rouss Fire Company TO
la v. many distinguished apeakers at cele-.
hlalon Of their bone tor's. birth7-Y Yer. e {
dict awarded w. r. " en- tress hgainst
5SJonn II Core In Nor folk In a. case OF tech
tnoa, slander-,rhe truckers OF .Norfoik
county to import European bor---Ba
7tiesEip Missouri ordered on trial trl -.
General J. G.. IJi!l loses his stable at
Eco:1syIl.e With some fno cows and 90
a seventh District Republican convenI
tuon called TO meet in Luray; Angus "a
ERtpublican convention called to meet In
4 STA slnton-- Cumberland County Court In
sc Sc .on meeting OF bar endorses Walter
Watson for ltcult judse-W lillian Dun
can, of Halifax, com Is suicide BY hang
irE-An Ensl.shman sentenced for horse
stealing In Halifax County Court--The
last session Of King William court q busy
ore. resolutions recorded relative TO the
passing Of the institution.