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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12

When Other Medicines Have Failed
take Foley's Kidney Cure. It has cured
when everything else has disappointed.
Sold by 3. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
STRUCK DOWN ON THE FIELD.
Ball Player is Killed BY Lightning
While ThroMinn a Ball

While Throwing a Ball.
Pittsburg. Pa, July 12.-Charles
Jeffries, left fielder of the Johnstcwn
base ball team, was struck by lightning
at McKeesport yesterday afternoon and
died almost instantly. The team just
finished practice and Jeffries was in the
act of throwing the bah to second base
when there was a flash of lightning and
he fell on the field.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-05

that, thanks to the railway, Siberia IS
coming into close material contact with
European Russia. The natives, number
ing nearly 100000, the Russians, Poles
Firms and Germans, enjoy the advan-
tages of museums, schools and theaters
built for their instruction Tomsk prides
itself on it's university. In short, 81
IBERIA is in full swing and only needs
more of the creative force Of capital to
attain to marvellous development of her
possibilities in the spheres of trade and
industry
"The conclusions we have arrived at
are that in the past Russia has rendered
enormous services to mankind in keep
ing in check the barbarians Of Asia, and
finally, through incessant strife, by
breaking up their empires that Russia's
expansion in Asia was and is an instlnc-
tive movement boding peace, it is a nat
ural peaceful development, which be-
sides Russia is to be found in two more
cases only: China and the United States;
that it is useless to oppose Russia in
Asia and greatly preferable to associate
ones self with her in her policy; OBJ
stacles may be raised in Russia's path
at all points, but the force Of circum
stances will in the long run sweep them
all Jewish News.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-05
THE KING OF ITALY IN A SYN.
ACOCUE.

Last week King Victor Emmanuel
paid visit to the Synagogue at Ponte
Quatette Capi. His majesty conversed
at length with the chief rabbi, who
showed him round the beautiful build
ing and explained to him the different
inscriptions. In reply to vote of
thanks for having visited the Synagogue
the King replied that he felt perfectly
happy among them, and therefore no
thanks were due him. He spoke Of his
travels in Palestine, where he had Wis
tied many Jewish temples, but there he
said he had found the synagogues and
people alike heavy and sad. So different
from his present visit, where all was
bright and full of light He then asked
whether the Jews kept up their Hebrew
and were able to speak f1uently. and the
rabbi said that he was afraid the Jews
knowledge of Hebrew was on a par with
the Italians knowledge of Latin. The
King, smiling, replied, "Well. suppose
the antique only remains to be revered
partly with and partly without under
standing" On leaving, his majesty re-
ceived perfect ovation.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-05
Rock Islands
Kansas City Flyer

Leaving Denver at 2:15 this after
noon, you reach KANSAS CITY at
9:35 next morning, making imme-
diate connections with fast trains
for ST. LOUIS.
No other line offers better facili-
ties to visit the WORLD FAIR.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-05

pO1lcv OF Nicholas L. Iho whole eXpanSe
of land from the sea of Okhotsk on the
one hand and Korea and Manchuria on
the other, along with it's coast line, came
into the possession cf Russia, and the
hold OF the empire on it's eastern terri
tories was secured once for all. For, as
Nicholas I. said on hearing that in 1849
Admiral Nevelsky had planted the Rus
sian flag at the m. nth of the Amoor,
Where once the Russian flag has been
hoisted it must never be lowered again y
"Therc was no special plan adopted
for this wonderful progress through two
continents Tt developed itself under
the pressure of circumstances and the in
fuence Of that best of guides instinct
Cossacl<s, traders and settlers spread
over the plains of Siberia and the STEP
pes of central Asia by way of that river
system which is Siberia s greatest oppor-
tunity and her best chance for the at
tainment Of a wonderful degree Of pros
pcrity. The ultimate object Of this ex-
pansion was that Russia was always seek
ing for an outlet to the open sea. Dur
ing these hundred years Russia has de-
voted herself to developing the mex
haustible natural wealth of Siberia, but
as yet with no great success, compara-
lively speaking. We are now in possess
sion of a great empire which extends
from the Ural mountains to the Far
East and covers an area of nearly 5,3]2,-
OCO square miles, i. e., about forty-four
times as large as Great Britain and Ire
land. But it must be borne in mind that
these figures are merely approximate
The population Of Siberia. as given by
the last census, is nearly 100000. The
population Of Siberia includes many
thousands of Catholics, Protestants and
Jews, and greater number still of Ma
hometans and heathens.
fNobody in Russia has ever attempt
ed defining spheres of interest and
spheres of influence in China; the work
Of partitioning China is left entirely to
the English House Of Commons. which is
always so ready to uphold the integrity
Of Celestial empire. Russia's Asiatic
possessions have splendid future before
them. The country is we'll known to
abound in mineral wealth. In the old
days of undeveloped communications
and primitive state of industry the
trade Of Siberia with Russia amounted
to some $6O,O00,0O0 to .$7O,000,O00 an
nually.
Practically all the towns of Siberia
are trading centers but. after Vladivo
stock and Irk1tslS. this is especially the
case in western Siberia. Tt is only now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
70 DEposE WILLIAMS.
Other Faction Will Repudiate.
the District Chairman.

Other Faction Will Repudiate
the District Chairman.
The ,1ns, faction Of the Republican
party OF the Third Congressional Dis-
trict, headed by Marshal Morgan Treat,
has called a meeting of.the Congression-
al District Committee, to be held next
Wednesday, at Tord's law building, in.
this city, for the purpose Of arranging
for a district convention to nominate q
candidate for Congress-. The members
or alleged members Of tho committee,
calling the meeting for next Wednes-
day include NJ j. Enright, of Goochland;
s, Isnial MINIS, OF Chesterfield; Hans-
ford Anderson, OF King lillian; WI liam
Haw, or Hanover, and l.. d. Lloyd, OF
the city OF Manchester. The other mem
bers or the District Committed, as cer-
titled by Captain Asa Rogers secretary
of.tfc State Committee, are: w. II. I3ris-
bee, OF New Kent, who Ia affiliated with
the other faction and James III. Hayes,
a we'll known negro lawyer OF this CITY,
). D. Peafman, the Henrico member,
has resigned. x From this, It will DO
soon that the call for the meeting of the
committee Is signed by a majority of the
members of the regularly recognized Dis
trict Committee.
Tho fcature Of the meeting Of the COM
mittee at noon on "Wednesday is an at
tempt that will be made to depose Dis;
trict Chairman Williams, against whom
II II. Smith, former nostnasterfof Man
chester, has filed charges. and VIII ask
his removal XIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
SHOT TO AVENGE
INSULT TO WOMAN
One Dead and Two Injured as
Result Of New York
Row.
(By Associated Press,)


NEW YORK, July 23.-One man IS
dead. another may die and third man
has a. slight bullet wound as a result OF
a row over a. woman In Third Avenue
early to-day. Herman Miller. who is UNI
der arrest, according to the police, has
confessed that he shot the men to ayenge
an insultEto his woman companion. Mary
lyVhalen, who Is held by the police as a
witness. The dead man Is John Martin
a driver. Dennis Healy blacksmith,
and Frank O'BrIen, printer, who are
wounded, are at n hospital.
+ All the parties to the affair were res
idents Of the upper East Side. According
to tho story told the police the Whalen
Woman encountered Martin. Healy, O'Brien
and man named lSempaey near One
Hundred and Ninth Street early to-day,
and after passing few words withthem
Miller appeared suddenly from across
the street and began firing with a re-
volver. Three OF tho four men fell. Miller
told The police hat tho woman said the
four men had insulted her and struck
her over the head with a beer can. lie
then went out TO I'yenge her. and finding
the four men he Says he pumped them
full OF lead,n3 s- Is 4. 5s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
Work on the, North Carolina.
Road Being Pushed.
1snecla ~ M 's.;Imesi. Dis;patch.l

Especial to- The, STines-D ispatch)
ASHEYIDLE, N. Gu July 23,--7-AA y on
the electric railway from Boone Ford,
In Mitchell county, to huntsville, has
been commenced and the work Will be
pushed to completion ms y pidl " as pos
sible The distance IT from Boone Ford
TO Burnsvlllct 4 Is nine miles The right
Of way FOR the llnSi liua been ,ssscured,
and the entire SURVEY made is ex-
.pected that the grading 81 tho road will
be completed In . december next
The proposed electric line will connect
at Boone Ford with the South and West
crn road running from Johnson City to
Spruce Pines. Tho line will be equipped
with motor cars and be operated v as
both freight and passenger road.
This road + Is being built by Chicago,
capitalists, who Will use power from the
National Graphite Company's plant on
the zoe River This plant is located two
miles from Boone Ford, and is su fficient
to furnish 400 horse power, per day. It
lis understood to he the intention of the
promoters to ultimately extend the road
to Asheyllle, thus connecting with both
tho Southern Railway and the South and
Western, 4t5i tsF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
WHO WILL CONTEST?
Addresses Of Those in Flower
Seed Race Wanted.

All the children who desire to have
their flower yards Inspected BY the COM
mittce to award prizes in the Times
Dispatch free flower seed contest for the
.prettiest flower yards or gardens are
requested to send to The Timcs-D Dispatch
by tomorrow their names and addresses
Only those who seAd in their names and
places Of residence will be considered
competitors for the prizes offered. Chill
fren may either call at the office and
leave their addresses. or they may write
a postal card containing the desired In
formation.
Several thousand children received free
packages OF the flower seeds in May
last with the agreement on their part
that they would plant them and cndcayori
to beautlfy the city, As a further In
.ducement to the children to add to the
attractiveness Of their homes ana there
BY. Of the whole city, sixteen money
prizes were offered. one%of IS, five of 50
each, and yten OF 81 each In order that
the work Of the children may be com
pared and the ward Of prizes nade, IT
will be necessary to know who will cons
pete, and where the clldrcnl live so that
the committee may visit them and view
the yards. Send in the names to-day,
without delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
so!B:II!!T;l!,'U!A'R ),
shadrach Bailey.

Engineer shadraeh Ra!ls g /. gsnf N9 a,ea !
Engine = Kleh ,4spnoon wile On duty at
Mr.. Bailey was the veteran. IRE laaa g
Sof Richmond, having been IN the .aepartT
ment since 1851. at which time ne vas y, !
cali man and driver until ~ =,
was made engineer. ltch5 po 81 y g =
held at Tia time az his death,
He was probably q one OF the !on 3, :, y
termed ftrenen In the country. h 70 g
been engaged IN the work the most II 9 =
his life. H q .5,S g, !. i . !, *, !.
ters, Mrs. ~ IN Morris and. MIS- 2, - -
Hopkins and one son, I3alley. g
police officer HIS wife died apa'tl tw q
y Nj. Bailey had been In y! health Hf 20
nearly two years. he never hay wing re- =,
covered from the shock q MS VIE \
death, Z s ..,.,. 4, =,
went one Of the most valuable men IN
department has ever had, !, !,
a He was a member Of I he Home eiuafa
during tha war ana at the same time g
members Of the department During ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Welcome Z to Alderman.

Editor OF The Times tcn u, &, u,
s,rAs ays fye5 sesnI 9'snsa a
fcerfance OF the presidency OF the Uni.
versity Of Virginia really means 70 e !. VT! y
opinion Of one who has q, heart The I In
rhe alumni 81 the University ! : !, ss Pc
great champion OF educat ion has decld ed
ny NTH theS
ths hs T' I'D d
md any good done Il heir alma mater q Is Is 4
good done to the alumni. = "a 4, 10
B, Outside OF the alumni, however. tne II .
rs apparently apat hetic expre ssion on fn =
re tact that thsss pe,Dpst ere not
feel that thisS sam g DR.. Alderman IS com m.
ing to work ,a,nd ey taT, 9 81 Re
vel az Tor ne autlnit Il vas
the he Intention Of efferson when. he DID q !
his part in founding the University. ma.
should serys sTsss eaps,9nG pne
SC no OILS in the State cannot say tn y,
this Idea has been ful.y ch be-
there tbe = pubI Erfha sh
Z - the work OF the University. and the
large majority OF people who caii = ne M
are hi
Wa shalt not discuss here the cause Us !, q
this state sof fairs. Tiat such is 4 tn e
cord ittOn remains Lug "
would be n t tit ed MlrfE
q s state 5G der
mn y Ia "a ciiampo n OF his h ella So eouca-
Ton. He battled successfully IN &, nls Z! q !,
i've State for the cause: and Is tme caitsa
ia d 8 worlds OF good for the gloI!ous 20 so f7
in our State. Should not ca =, :,
individual ,h a. F Fts is il
Is 10 be his or her benei ctoI TT ~ of
not true that any good zone ,,dd nH1
V3rgiria Is good done the CT
izsnS eover his Letter s
ofIaccepance, AYERS very truly ~ -. a.
scan9sdo but little Without hs "a xi1c
operation, OF those CO !, hit IA =
are those concerned I've ,cannoth nds wf1o
nit that every ma woman or G ~ state
Should come the afos nat i rsr
rheprofore there an appeal 70 - eYeny
virainian to step forward ana glYe and;
new $presid ent rousln g ~ ppba state.
assure him Of the good WI q tt M nat
nf the University Of ~ y Nc
rna 10 hc too ella bora te2 and ~ IS - ~
hnnaS that on this mi IT m onlentpu ~
there will be prepeTt ~ :. ~,
ainmni. but also worthy sons any ~
fers Of Virginia, who nave q ,aveaI III
Welfare OF the grand Ole
hone III shall be ~ Y. nv = = otvn.
ths mater OF course, am ~. a. rs.o.
cate Of meaningless ana n!!u'ki Head Tor
cedIngs. but on the contra, 1nnst Al gri-
an Inauguration solemn a Vl'l 1t'os
fed. d ,y,y,11lRGINIArl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
HARD LINES ON GENT LEMAN !.
FROM PEN SYLVANIA

(Isrom Our Regular Correspondents M
r ;yyAsHING TON,s D. c., July 2S.-Thero
As every indication that the members OF
the Pennsylvania congressional delega-,
ton will have to do all their drinking In
saloons or at their homes next winter,
The District excise board refuses to al
low the Pennsylvania Club. which is
chiefly composed Of members of the Key
stone delegation, to have a license to dis
pense liquors. and the members are IN IN
egation have written the District conf
missipners. protesting against the nction
of the board. But Commissioner Mac
farland has replied that,the commission
ers have no power In the premlses-that
the excise board has exclusive turlsdlc'
ton. II #
4 The clubhouse Is locate at No. 926 FIT
teenth Street. In q quarter Of the town
where the most fashionable clubs are sit
uated, all Of which have ilquor licenses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
! The II White Plague.
I ..T,he 4 Times-DIspatch:

Editor Of The Times lspatc h Il.
u Elr,-The glad tidings announced IN
Fyollr'5yallla BID issue that the citizens OF
our : Ir Ca ca pitai City contemplate q concerted
move against THE great white plague,
Stiiberculosis, s. To save some OF the Eood
5motkers II fathers, rs sisters q md IS brothe
afflicted. There is an Ideal location owned
by5 the Roanoke 4. q TX W. ter. and Gas
Company. on top OF Mill mountain, oyer ,sl
looking Roanoke, d. large hot building,
completely furnished with linen: table 4 p
and Kitchen furniture OF every descrip-
ton. all OF which, I dare say. gould I'D be
cupied. S,| We all know what the light,
4 pure air 81 Colorado does for The, {. !.
Sfllcted Why not here, ms well, provided
yo,, get 4 he right altitude My,onlysin.
loved one. AT Il stand ready 10 & subs ribe
to- the proposed fund. "a ! am sure & the
railway company ~ ould make nominal
handled IN two or three weeks, time:
.5 s.7F 56fy INTERESTED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
{ The Louisiana Purchase.

5Edltors OF Inc f$4lI1es-111spatcl|'.
ts An aal ss S s1 tPo ua'
article BY Mr.: Henry q. Kent,
on Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana
NM MI ept gyss ntefsst
this great transact lon, but ascribes to
Napoleon, as Ills sole motive IN I. making
Il hs need meet 1ns Br
ain towards France had placed HIM
Mr., Kent does add to t he need of ,mon I,
ne following ut Is eaual true that the
as Claimed by Monroe. by the firm and !,
,concl liatory course Of the President I,
& But do both OF these cons ideration fully
Talieyrand proposed so b. nexpecte dly?
Fifteen millions of dollars was but a. plt-l
tanee Of he amount Wn,Sh a e n
r. aeasri haq
pr, 81 3. Minor, of this City; was RIP ",
lshed me News isatnaee lsI IS
Vas tn the fs res navsation 81 the ssiaspps
great Hysr a ssf ae
frenty years, become developed, to the
astonis Of the whole World and 9nr
grand beaepa Jaw tepIGpG
by BY Great e Britaintto her hrst 4 merlca.I
1905 limited her to lo0 miles we from the ths
enlarged her bounds from the, a tlantic
nn seakn to t ans severe
1 ndSe 81 H hg 3 upSbn
70 nsd lh s11 old DOM nr1a .. I
This INTERESTING eonnss " L rp u, ia
a sUesi Clearly aif,rms that Napoleon sold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
HAS APPENDICITIS.
Mr.. George w. Rogers at the
Virginia Hospital.

Mr.. George w. Rogers. an attache Of
The Times Dispatch business department,
was on Yesterday removed to the Virginia
Hospital from his home In Fulton, lie
has been indieposed for several days and
his physician pronounced his trouble to
be appendicitisa An operation will be mo-
cessary. hui owing to his condition at
this time his physician deems II uIwlse
TO operate for some Gays.
Or. Daniel II Coleman. who was ope.
rated upon al the Memorial Hospital
during the week, Ia doing nicely,
+. The condition Of MIS- laauglton. o.
North Carolina vim ,.s.s operated Upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
+ Kind Words for Mr. T aturn.

81 The board Of directors of the Metropol--i
,itan hank ofsS Virginia have unanimously
ypassefl gresolpt ions endorsing the admins
tsation Of Mr. Luclen 3. Tatum. presl;-5
dent Of the bank, and EXPRESSING the
high esteem in which he is held. His adj
.minlstration had been 80 successful that
the deposits had Increased fifty per cent
and the bank was paying dividends,
while not a cent had been lost through
investment. si$s "a IA 5l
G Tie action was brought about bout; py the
$recent merger Of the MetropolitanGand the
Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Distressing Stomach Disease !.

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Only one dose day. and o cure, begins with,
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cure with one small dose q day OF brakes Pal.
mettO Wine, md TO convince you oflthis fact
the Drake Formula Company. Drake Building,
Chicago H.. will send y trial bottle Of brakes
Palmetto Wine freq and prepaid 70 every reader
OF this paperwho desires to make o. thorough
test OF THIS splendid tonic Palmetto remedy A
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Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
GENERAL STRIKE;
ORDER ISSUED.
Textile Operatives att Fall River 81 !.l
Will Go Out To-
morrow
(Bv Associated Press, }

f TALL RIVER, MASS, July 2a.--The
cotton manufacturers to-day unap lmolsly
voted to refuse the request for 2 post
ponement for two weeks of the cut doW
of twelve and half per cent. W wages.
This means that the operative VIII strike 'I
Monday morning,
The action of the manufacturers MAS
made known promptly 70 the union ON.
once issued by the Executive Committee
,ofsthe Toxtile Council, Il, requests that
all members of the sptnners', careers.
loom fixers', weayers' and slashertenders'
unions stay away from the mtils on Mon
day and remain away until g SATISFACTORY
settlement Is reached. N ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
a I3S.'DUMMY DARKEY.I

~ The report early, this morning that a
negro had been lynched ataLlndlay PARK
and was to he seem dangling.
from IA limb OF a tree ten feet 'front.' the,
trolley line, carried crowds OF people = ~
the scene, only to find that whole
thing was SS q hoax. There was u a very
dead mig hanging from the limb =
a tree, but 1t was the dummy darkeyi
who has been doing du ty y on Clegg' 9
1nerry-go-round situated 4 there. II IS
said that the only person who really got
Eyexed. was the county coroner, who not
only went there, but took a jury Of In
quest along with him. He denies this.
and says he vent to see "a patent living
at the terra Gotta factory.
Mr. Abe Mendenhall,S q capitalist Of
Providence, r. Il, has dsternined to take
Up his residence in Greensb oro. He has
purchased an interest IN the Goose Grease
Eminent Company. and will hGlp to push
that celebrated medicine. .S $2As lab oratory
viii be established 8 In Green's boro 8and.
New y ork, and wholesale offices opened
at both points. 81 RI II n:
JOINED THE ARMY.
n James B. Lloyd and BENJAMIN King, Of
Chapel Hill. yesterday enlisted In Is the he.
United States army at the & recruiting
office here, and will leave next Tuesday 1ta
for Jefferson Barrac ks at St. Louis. 'l
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen.
last night, Mr.. j. Speight Hunter filed
his resignation as q me:nber from the
Sixth Ward ton account OF i'll health, and
his 5brot her, Mr. r. "A. Hunter, was elect
ed IN his place. ~
The Board, & among other matters.
awarded tho contract t for tbs erectionEof
a. septic sewer tank at \ he North Bu s
3falo outfali@t9 Contractor J u :. g. l'rudeil.
and contract for the q construction p OF
the North Buffalo sewer extension wa s
made with the same contractor the price
for the latter being 81 1853 75.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

5 are now nearing completion. Messrs. y a., q
u Miller, r.. IA. Stewart 3. 7. Lively, Ave
DIR. y /. w Carlton and others are inter- tier
{ested In the enterprise. y,
of Its kind 81 North Carolina Is the
new wreeKing crane and car of the south-
lern Railway. which has lust beef. brought g
to Spence The weight OF the huge I, der !,e
rick is seventy tons, and 1t has lift TN
capacity OF an equal amount " Was
built by the Bucyrus Company, OF NH, MI.
waukee,f and an expert mechanic from ON
that place gave an exhibition OF s, . Il.e
power OF the great machine on the speh'-
Ger Yards to-day. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
THE DEATH 0 . {;
s..5s sssss FEW .M DNIHS BRIDE
fs 3, y 70 ME mines, pIspaateh

ESPECIAL to The T!mes-p Ispatc g ~ s
slWINcHEsTDR, VA. July 20: 23,--M q 8.
Virginia Carpenter. a. bride q only 9 .ts Y
months died last might ct her nome, :. 7.
this county, aged tHenty-tWo yea a.,,,;s. y
husband James Al NY W -
John r. Fugett aged sesG,..y consined to
Ma Ma home for two years He 70 sur
vi III: ~ widow and slx sons a. a me
Fdaughtcrs is 81 SsS5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
.spencer's Big Company,
Especial to The Yimes-Dlspatch.

Especial toiThe Tlmes-Dlspatch)
SALISBURY, n, ca July 23.--A new
to BIO known as the Spencer
Building Company, was launched at spen-l
Ger yesterday. The authorized capital Of
the company is $5o,0oe, and y object Is
10 build business houses as we'll as resi-
6denees for snle and rent, a great de-
5mand for such having sprung UP at spen7
Ger within the past few months, The
cause of the great influx Of residents is
the eree,ionn the mammoth shops Of the
Southern Railway at the. point, Which