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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
FAMOUS BOTTLE
CASE IN COURT
The United States Circuit Court
Judges Heard Yesterday All
About the Bottle.
COURT ROOM LIKE A SAL DON
Bottle Sealing Device Is Giving
All the Trouble--Cascs OH
the Docket To-day.

Tho United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals. composed OF Circuit Judges cott
and Pritchard and District Judge Draw
1 toy, convened yesterday morning Mt 10
/ o'clock, and wns engaged during tho en-
tire day in hearing arguments of some
Of the best known patent attorneys In
tho United states. In another branch OF
tho famous Crown Cork and Seal Com
pany's bottle stopper litigation.
This case Is entitled tho Imperial Bottle
Cap and Machine Company. ct al, APP
pellants. vs, the Grown Cork and Seal
Company, and io an appeal from the Cir
cult Court of Maryland, from All inter-
locutory decree entered by that court,
enjoning the infringement by the appel
lants OF q patent on a bottle sealing
device" granted TO William Painter of
Baltimore In 1892
Tho case is being most deliberately ar
gued and holly contested. The appellants
are represented by Hon. Hector L. Fen
ton, Philadelphia, patent attorney, aud
John p. Senmes. of Baltimore. Md. while
the nppeles are represented by Mr.. Rob
ert II. Parkinson. weM known patent at
torney of Chicago, and Hon. John c..
Rose, of Baltimore, Md. The judges gave
very close attention to the arguments Of
counsel.
Looked Like a Bar.
Had stranger walked into. the court
room, his first impression would have
been that he had strayed into very DIFF
ferent bar, as there were exhibited on
the bench OF the court and tables III the
courtroom hundred or more bottles,
some empty and some filled with the
familiar liquids SO often seen therein.
This being a case Of such Importance,
the court gave the entire day to the hear
ing Of it, and therefore no other cases
were taken up.
Cases in the call to-day arc:
No. 513. Max Drey. appellant, vs. Gil
bert l.. Watson. ct all, appellees; appeal
from the Circuit Court at Parkersburg,
w. Va: to be argued by B. M. Amber,
Parkersburg, w. Va, and A. Leo Well
Pittsburg, Pa, for the appellants, and
by F. B. Enslow, of Huntington, w. Va,
and Daniel P. Hays, of New York, for
the appellees.
No. 514. jesse Roscnthal ct al, appel
lants, VS.. John T. McGraw ct al. appel
w. Va: to be argued by
julius j. Frank, New York. for the ap-
pellants. and by A. Leo We'll, of Pitts
burg, Pa, and B. NJ. Amber, of Parkcrs-
burg, w. Va, for the appallees.
Mr.. E. +. Best, private secretary to
Judge J. c. Pritchard. is In the city,
at the Richmond Hotel Mr..
Best is the attorney who represented
Judge Purnell in the case against hin,
in the North Carolina courts, taxing the
judges salary. The Supreme Court OF
North Carolina decided in his favor. hold
Ing the State law unconstitutional and
that the State could not tax the judges
salary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Tobacco Selling Well

Conditions In the to5acco market con-
TIME to brighten. There was more to-
were better than they have been for some
time. W. l.. Huzeil sold 1900, pounds at
an average of s7.6o. and on several crops
averaged over Sin. g4a
The highest price OF the day was :13,
which was received at Stonewall
The outlook FOR the rest Of the week
Is very good. Prices viii remain about
the same to-day. and an increase will
probably bs noted tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
BODY WAS IDENTIFIED.
George William Cross the Man
Who Jumped Overheard.

The man who committed suicide on
Tuesday by jumping into the dock. at
Seventeenth Street. was yesterday identi-
fed as George William Cross formerly
of Caroline county. His rash act was
attributed to dependency.
His brother, Samuel Cross. Of this city.
identified MIN at Billups's yesterday morn
Ing
to-day, and the burial will be in Oak
wood PSI ie.asS9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Mr.. Glenn Confident

Councilman Harry c. Glenn. OF Mad!-
son Ward, Is active IN his efforts TO Sc
Attorney, and he states THAI he IS pleased
with the outlook for his success. There
are a number of other candidates in this
field. and the race promises to be q very
lily ely one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
. Interest Continues

Interest continues to be manifested In
the revival services being held at the
Second Baptist Church.
. Dr.. Barron. pastor-evangelist OF Char.
fotte. will preach both tonight and To-
morrow night. services beginning at s !
o'clock
All are invited to come and hear this
most interesting preacher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Richnonders iii New York.

(Spec!a 10 TIE TimcA-Dispatcf.1
r. tBotktns: Murray K,l.sMiss Hswes;
York;. Il. Charleton. r. H. FERGUSON,
Miss a. Nj. Ela9n. r. J. Roswell, g. II.
Boswell ard WIFE: Bartholdi--P. Milicr;'
Hof:nan-T. r. Switzerland: HollanG--M.
c. Branch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Funeral in philade1nhia

Mr.. Charles Leitz loft yesterday for
Phlifdelphia 10 attend he funeral Of hlg
hroiher-ln-law Mr.. Matthew W!nterer.
winch takes place this afternoon al Z
o.clock. Mr.. l-eitz VIII remain I'll Phil
adclph!a about ten days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
SERGEANT K|T7Y In
COMMAND TOMORROW
This Popular Comic Opera Here
Tomorrow for First Time.
Thanksgiving Plays.

Mtss Helen Byron, the star Of Ser
geant Kitty the comic opera to which
critics have freely given the title OF the ne
best comic opera seen in years, VIII
be seen for the frs time In this city
at the Academy to-irorrew and SATURDAY,
with a Saturday matinee
She is w,nsonae, she is pretty. she is
charming and she Is surrounded by a
splendid company OF singers and players.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Otto Wells Here

Mr.. Otto Wells, manager OF the Granny
Iheatfe. Noriolk. was In the clty yes
tcrday. In conference with his brother,
Manager Jake Wells. He says the Ell.
more Sisters nave made the biggest Hit
Or the season in Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Bank in Fulton.

!, I ~ ., Bank Of Richmond win open branch
eemher, ana VIII coEl.uGt a goneitl tlsn,tyf,
S grs, nsss, por;ion Of Mr., L. &. IIarisoG,s
ut hf has been rented for the p.rt,1se
MNlGh handsolne fLNturNs VIII be nj IL -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Hit Her With a Rr;cL

/. Willie Collins, cnlored. had 10 pay 80
=, na, he pol,Ge Court Yesterday for htr!sing
I nrnh;o COINS WIN brick. and Wcsley
blhuiey pald $3.50 for trcspaAgIng on Ina
premises Of Alice Jones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
The Lady Maccabces.

ny Rlehm ,i,,t live. No Q. Lady Macea-
+ N AZ the residence OF Mrn, i WIN
H.; ~. ~ West Marshall STREET., 10 which
v v.e members and friends arc cordially IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
"Rachel Goldsteir.'

Rachel Goldstcin' will have a mat
tnee to-day, and will continue through
the week at ne Bijg. Her success has
been a big 4sae..-ard Miss Beaton's splen-
did portrayal of the part OF the heroine
has caused mucn praise from Bijou pa
irons as well as the critics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Captain BAYLOR Here

cabtain James y, Baylor, Of the Ifnitcl
tb cs, Gnn$h snryey and tio author b
ing his daugh,er MrH Polhu1n I3Iackfos
~ no lV2 North Linden street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Retail Merchants to Meet

The Retail Merchants Associa ton Of
Virginia will NEE, at Murphy's Hotel
tonight.
Mayor Mccarthy will make an address
on behalf OF the city. and Mr. Norman Fl.
johnson. Attorney-Genera of North Car
DINA. will deliver speech.
The object of the meeting Is TO pro-
mote the interest OF the local retailers
In the work OF the $3.50 c!a ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Police Benevolent Association,

at the meeting of the board O, direc-
tors Or the Police Benevolent Association
Tuesday evening these officers for the
year were selected. President, l.. H. Nor
RS; vice president, T. l., Nessz; secretary.
g. z. Q. Pollock; treasurer 6. II. Mat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Deserved tie Innnr

The name OF Marion HoIer rq,,h p.,.,s,,.
Grade, Leigh sclonl, wns inadyertontiy
omitted from the ron of honor, fseeotiyy
published ~
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Mr.. Harry Here.

MI }. Frank Harry of Chester Pa,
came 70 Richmond yesterday 70 asgociate
himself WIN the stock brokerage arrn, OF
Street, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
Governor Returns.

Governor Montague has returned from
Middlege1 county. where he spent "a zen
days With old friends. His fxcellcncy en-
toped some fine fishing while away He
Will be IN h!s Office to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

TO CURE "a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II falls
10 cure, n. w Groves signature Is on
each box. 2tos-'adY,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
A Few Foreign Facts.

The Oldest orator In Germany Is Deputy
Schneider. In Eherawade, now 100 Years
OF ag. IIiA latest speech was n few
weeks ago at The opening OF the horicul-
turai exhibition. G1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

According to o. report from A1extco
Raaul Indians. nf Sonorn, and slaush-
tered thOugnnds Of them. will be appoint
ri Minister Of War$of Mexico. to succeed
the nreBent lncnmbcnt. a. Znena. 5.9tM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

Sir Horace Plun!fntt, presiding at tn con-
ference OF fruit gr0w,srs held at Balls
bndgt Dublin, said TINT he farmers OF
the north Of ireland, where the soil was
not tho most suitable. had bull up q
fruit Industry. which "ns an object les
aon 10 The rest OF the county, From the
one station Of Annamore county, -arma Oh.
the Btrawberr!ea dispatched by rail- had
rlsen from 100 tons 10 100 tons In the
ctiirEG Qf Il few Years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

In cleaning the front Of a bank building
IN Flcadniy, London. the worltmen dls-
tiroly of hairpipe. III which there were
many bundreda, plIted and matted to-
ge'lhr inlo Il solid whole. The nest WAS
in i's wides, part and Elk and 4 half
inches IN ts narowsst. Tyery desprp-.
ton Of i:alrpin Ind been used In building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

yhe pcraonH who expect 70 be ilppcd In
II l,oudOn iiote, nowadays arc; The
bic d'lote waIter; q. tho coffcn.room
attendant; 10, The night porter; ne
boltrc poricr; ~ the carriage attendant;
~ ihG iiftrnni; a. the paEa,
W6Iter; A. the gfn0kiHBrr00m walter s, no
he'd porter; q ihe waiter; 7, the cfam-
bsi1npld; y. tho VALET O. the cloak-room
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

! d il
theless, grows blacker each day. as new
points arc gained connecting the negro
with the deed. A lynchlng was narrowly
averted BY the thoughtful work of Sheriff
Julian in hiding the brute from the furl-
Gus crowd. ~
Adam Pool. the young white man who
is in JAIL charged with dastardly as
snult upon Lawson Josey, two weeks
ago. near this city, has at last made
confession to the jailcr, to the effect that
lie held the old man while his COM
panIon, Thomas Foil, mutilated their VIC
TIM. Neither Pool nor Foil have been
allie to give the 81, 500 bond under which
each are held "A. ,
At meeting OF the Spencer school
board, held last night. Mrs. Lena 81.
Mathes, who has served the school dur
Ing the past year. was reelected princl-
pal. with Misses Jennie Eagle, Of Mon
roc. and Mildred Cook. of Danville, as
teachers. The board decided to main
tain the school for full nine months
term.
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at Pottstown, Pa, under Mr. Mcclure
In Richmond.
ia spent three years at PottstoWll,
aud has been four at Harvard, where ne
has won many class honollI, ana Wheta
he will get both his Is, a. and N, a.
degree. though the latter VIII not %
formally conferred this year.
Mr.. bowie is the editor of ''The Grim
son. the daily Harvard paper, ana ~ ll.a
NV orator of his class, lilo VIII deliver
Ills Grafton in tho stadium, which ms
recently been completed. and which VII
be- signalized by the use In the COM
5mencement of this year,
He belongs to most Of the college so''
cIetles. He is prominent In the Hasty
Pudding Club, and Is former president
of the Institute,
Richmond people generally, as well as
MI. Bowle's family and friends, take
pride and an interest In o career that
has been so well begun and SO honor
ably ended,
| Several members OF his family, includ.
ing his sIstcry~Nliss Martha Bowie, VIII
he at Harvard to see him graduate,
He will go to PottstoWn next fall to
accept n position IN the Hin School,
which has been offered him. MIR, Bowie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Second District Situation.

EDITOR OF Tho Times-Dspatch;
sr--The account of tho proceedings
of >the Second Congressional District eau
3cus, published In your issue OF to,uhS,
does the friends of Senator Martlh
great Injustice. This was not tisn.
between Dey and Trehy, and they nag
nothing to do with the result any lioIs
than any other leader from INC vsp.ous
counties and cities, with a certain NUM-
her az delegates at his back. It VAS
friendly contest between Martin anu
Montague forces. with lines drawn .as
tightly as usual in such cases, IN when
the Martin men controlled inc s sly
untion. The Martin men were
magnanlmous. and IN the interest OF
harmony In the party nomirateu
and elected Dr, George w, Butts. o.
Nansemond, and NIr.tJ. NJ Curtis, or
Newport News, two, pronounced Mon
taguc men, as members of the State Cen
trail Committee. Furthermore, being de-
sirous OF avoiding. us far as pract'caple,
factlonal fights In counties and clues
having such troubles, they nominated as
the three Martin members OF the district
committee Colonel w. w. Sale. or NOR
folk city, elected to the State Senate
without opposition; Colonel G, +. Day.
the unanimous choice of Isle of Wights
and DR. II. S. Hope. the choice of Ports
mouth, This Is the situation as UNDER
stand 1t. and + think 1t unfair to the
Democrats Of this district to call them
either Dey or Trehy men, as outside OF
Norfolk city they have nothing whatever
to do with the fight In that city and 90
not propose TO have anything to 40
~" j. f, WEST
Suffolk, Va, June 10, 1904
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Brumback.
/, OshIirr.

derson. Brumback. Poir
Day. oshnrr.
Prof. Burks. Prof. Staple
Walter Cecil Hardy. Of Richmond.
Va. law class orator 'o3-'0i
James william Harmant Of Tazeweii,
Va; Tazewcll College; Calyx editor
Senior Law Class. 'oi.
Beverly Mercer Hartman, Of Richmond.
VA; washington lnedalist, 100; alumnus
editor Calyx. 'o3: president Washing
ton Society, 'o3-oi; Cnlyx editor Senior
Law Glass. "a.
IIalbcrt Richardson Henderson. OF Lake
City, Fla; debater Washington ceebr'l-
ftion, 90.
Lonnie Damon Howell, Of J jacksonville.
Fla; Emory College Of Georgia debater
Graham-Lee celebration, %; president
Florida Club.
Andrew Lewis Zones. OF Monterey. Va;
bachelor of arts, Washington and Lee
'os: president flo7l celebration. OF; orator
Washington celebration, .ol.
Kenneth liver Mckay. of Tampa, Fla,
2Calyx editor Junior Law Glass '03; Inter
national Law Scholarship. 'oS. 4
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SAID THAT HE WAS STUPID
Judge Said Wagner Had Been
Called Crazy" and Had
Not Kicked.
lRy Associated Presa.l

f, i 4
BERLIN, June 11.-"Sult dism. ssed with
costs for the plaintiff" was the verdict
of the court yesterday Mt Plantation
the-Main in the suit which Kubelik the
violinist, brought against DR.. Gehrmann.
tho music critic of the Franfurter
tzeitung for what tho violinist deemed
insulting personalities in criticism of his
concerts
DR.. Gehrmann described Kubqlk rs "a
stupid looking man (bloede drenschau-
senden) of supcrf.ne effeminate appear
ance," and spoke Of him also as "spe-
cialist" and .miracle-worker. who pro-
sduces nothing but tones.
Tho proceedings turned partly upon the
meaning of the word ebloedc." which ex-
5perts testified was used In North Ger
many in the sense of Shy or express
sionless," and the court noted that Dr.
Gehrmann came from Berlin to Frank
fort
But Herr eschwarzchild, q Kubelick,s law
yer, saw in the word proof that offen-f
siye personalities characterzing Berlin
musical criticism We're being introduced,
The Frankfort lawyer also objected to
tho word "speciaists." which he claimed
was only applicable to a variety per-
former.
Dr. Gehrmann's defense of the word
"Bloede" was that he only meant to3say
that K,belick riveted his eyes on one
shot when playing. The presid ng judge
took a hand In the proceedings ana
3po!nted out that he possessed a pamphlet
| written against Wagner during the great
composer's life time and designed TO
prove that Wagner was crazy. Yet Wag-
.xi,t 4 r,,v, t,,s,t I,t
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JOHN CURTIS
KICKS OUT
M-itlldraws From Pythians While
Being Initiated in Second
Degree.
HE DEMANDS Ills MONEY
ne DEMANDS Ills MONEY
Warrant Out for Deputy Grand
Chancellor, Charged With AS
sault and Taking $40,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial 10 ING
ASHEVILLE, N c., June lI.-Deputy
Grand Chancellor Geo. J., Hackney, ofthe
knights of Pytlllns was yesterday sum
,noned to appear at Canton. n. G., to
answer the charge Of assault upon john
curtis, a lumherman OF Haywood county.
Tile warrant also contained tho charge
that Hackney had taken and carried
away the sum of $40 the property of
Curtis.
y Several months ago Hackney assisted
at the organization OF n new PSthlah
lodge at Canton, and Curtis was one
of the new members initiated
KICKS OUT.
He paid slo had received the initiatory
degree, and the second rank was being
conferred when suddenly he refused to
allow the work to proceed any further,
and made q percmptory demand that
his $40 DC refunded him. Mr.. Hackney
requested the members Of the lodge 70
reason with MI Curtis, and II possible
prevent q scene and persuade MN 70
finish taking the rank The candidate
for Pythian honors, however WAS " no
rcasop .ng mood, and was finally alloW-
cd tS leave the hall.
Several days after the incident at Sah-
ton and after Mr. Hackney had rcturnen
10 Asheville, he received a ielter trp, .a
Mr.. Curtis again demanding that the $40
be refunded and threatening trouble II
II were not paid.
ADVISED IT'S REPAYMENT.
Whereupon Mr.. Hackney ADVISED me
lodge at Canton to refund MI Gurus
the $40. refuse him further rank ana mus
end the matter This apparently mas not
been done. and the warrant has been
served on Mr.. Hackney
Hackney, accompanied by a. s Ber-
nard who will act as legal adviser LOT
the Grand Lodge, will leave tor Ianton
Tuesday morning, June 2lst' the 'r'al pe-
Ing set for that day.
in Pythian circles. 1t is the first oc-
currence of tho kind that has ever nap
pened In North Carolina, where.the orusr
is particularly strong, and VII be Watch-
ed with geat deal Of interest,",
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CATARRHAL NERVOUSNESS.
a Condition known as Systemic Catarrh--r|
a Congressman's Endorsement.

50 4, r, 8C.ROWE. n physician and
&I fvsrv influential man In Alabama
AUD c,inirma,,5j,f the Popuist State Com
,nittee.H Nh n, recent letter to DR.. Hart
man. OF Columbus, Ohio. says;
e .h,noton. b q.
f''s',3',f
"Pcruna Ia a most valuable medicine
~ .Horas ma unlimited pleasure to ties
- q = !.
tlfy as to the merits OF your remedy ass
.,,ro hsvs i,,.ed II "a s,,eh ana
20 "a = - - a Z M M "a
hndHIt is Of very GREAT benefit when my
49, aa.,, ..,..
nervous sysee 'I = M ~ W. w
recommend Peruna to all whose nervous
syAtems are ueraneeo' - o. CroWe,
M. Q.
,rho nervous systom Is the source OF
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"A POLICEMAN
IN CONTEM Pr 1
Charges Against Him Dismissed,
But He Tries to Strike
the Prisoner. 81

(special to The Tines-Dispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispa tch:l
Fl DANvILIIE. VA, June n.-Sone very
damaging testimony was brought out In
the investigation before the Mayor today ,4
of charges made before the grand jury
that Policeman John r. Hutson "winked
at the presence Of blind tigers |" but they
could not be sustained by other witnes,ss.e s'
ana the case was dismissed.
During the trial Mr.. Hutson tried led ~
strike Ballard Clark. colored. who IS MI
der Indictment for selling whiskey With tll
out a license, who testified that he tipped
the officer not to raid his place. Clark
said that he had made 1t n business -
hand Mr.. IIutson several dollars weekly.
and that when the tips stopped COMING
his place was raided. Mr.. Hutson was ls, tlned
for contempt OF court 5S ~ ss;5 "A IA
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Tho symptoms OF catarrhal nervous
ness Area Eforebodingt Of calamity a
sense Of something awful about to hap
pen, twitching of the cyelids moving
brown specks before the eyes ana me
,tallic ringing in the ears. sour stomach
after eating. with belching of gas, a feel
ing Of great weight in the stomach. NOR
bid fear OF leaving home, a constant de-
sire tu talk Of symptoms, chills and not
flashed, hands and feet Usually cold and
clammy, general tendency to coldnes
and dryness OF tho skin Of the whole
body, neuralgia headache, nervous chllls'
ihysterIa. sinking ana faint spells, distress
ing palpitation Of the heart, defective
leyesight total inability to read. write or
do any business, urine abundant, without t
color. loss of flesh. sleeplesssness and
sexual excitabiity. Some Of these syHp-
toms are present in every case.
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Charleston,
A RICHMOND BOY
WINS HIGH HONORS
Mr.. Bowie, of This City, Magma
Cum Laude. Graduate Of Har-
ward College.

Mr.. Walter Russell Bowie, son Of the
late Walter Russell Bowie and Mrs.
Elizabeth Branch Bowie, Of Richmond.
will graduate in the class of 1901 at
Harvard College with much credit to
himself and his family.
Mr. Bowie is just twenty-one years
old He spent short while at Wood
berry Forest during his carly school
lfc,. but received his most important
training before entering the Hill School
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HEARING DEFERRED. /
Case Of Alleged Train Wrecker
Continued-Pool Confesses.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
& SALISBURY. n. c.. June n,-"Dunk"
.Nrthnr,. colored, under the charge OF
wretking No. 40. the southern's fast mail.
at this place early Thursday morning.
was arraigned for a preliminary hearing
before Justice p. NJ. Miller yesterday.
Ytfier reviewing the matter however. the
hearing was postponed until the 18th In
slant, and the prisoner was remanded to
Rowan county jail. Arthur is now nom
co;n,nittal, save that he protests his In
rocenca. The story OF the crime. never
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Duncan.

ssi Harm an. DUNCAN. *
Hardy.
Charles See McNuty. of Monterey.
Va; medalist Washington celebration,
90; final orators medal. Oh; Harry Lee
Crew. 0o-'ol; football team. 0o-'ol: his
tory scholarship, 90, president Senior
Academic Class, '02; bachelor Of arts
washington and Lee 90: president Junior
Law Glass. '02-'o3; business manager Ring
tum PHI and calyx; board Of editors
Southern Colleglan.
Herbert Stabler Osburn, Of LecsburE.
Va; Gleea Club; Cotllon Club; final ball
president, 'ot.
Eldrldge Watts Poindexter. Of Pcrrow-.
vile, va:S bachelor of arts Randolph
Macon College; Yicc-president Junior
Law Class. 02-'o3; deputy clerk Moot
Court.
Stanley Scott, Eot 15astvlle. Va. Rich
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George Caldwell Sells, of Bristol. Tenn;
bachelor OF arts. Kings College.