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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23
The First
AMERICAN SAVINGS
AND TRUST GO.
OF HAWAII, Ito.

CAPITAL, s25o.coooo.
vrss'oent. .............. Cecil Brown
vice rres'dent........M. p. Roblnses
"asn,er''...'...........W.G G. cncpss
ONCE: Corner Fort and King cts.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received ana
interest allowed for yearly deposits 4
the rate of 1'2 per cent per snnun.
Rules and regulations furnished rp
on application.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23

Now what
do you
think Of this =?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23

y young gentle milch COW; also a five
ynonths.old heifer. at a bargain. En-
quire Of Jas. Carly, American Sta
5les, Richard st. 266S.2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23

4 Choice lots in Kaimuki Tract for sale
at bargain. Apply A. b. c., p. o,
BOX ZOE. 2G55.lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23
FOR SALE.

eOR SALE - Fine corner lot In Ma.
lfh. Curling, water, fruit and
ornamental trees and oil improve
ments. Two minutes walk from
ears and Punahou College. Address
Y, f., this office. 25l6.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23

Secondhand show cases. Address A.
.. O., care this Office. 2GG3.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED

Splall furnished cottage, bath, electric
light and modern fittings; centrally
located; will wait three months for
suitable locality. Address James,
Bulletin office. 2G59-2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23

A positive cure for piles; no money
until cured. Address p. o. Box 355,
City. 2665-lw
Child's purse with coins. Call at this
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

eAtlAsTlN0.
HAWAIIAN 60 JAPANESE BALLAST.
ING Coolest black sGnd from ~
to IS q load according to distance
hauled. Coral rocks for stable,
roads and sidewalks. Third door
below King, Maunakea st.; p. o.
box $50. Telephone Main 396.
CLEANING AND DVEiNo.
r. HAYAsHI-Clothes cleaned, repair
ed and dyed. 537 Beretania st.
pENTlsTo.
DRs A. q. CLARK and p. r. FREAR-
Mcintyre Bldg, King and Fort SITS.
Or. pERBY-Dentist; Fort and Hotel
Sts.; Hours . to 1.
EXPRESS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
WAS SHOT and
BADLY WOUNDED.
The Revival Of an Old Feud Re-
s. suits in an Affray in
Z y. !. INYffe. .s v
lsnecIal to MIC Ttmues 4, 3 . .pis,lp,ateh.l ). 81

Especial to The Times p Dispatch)
SsyyYTIIHYILLD, VA, July 1s-On Sat-
Hurday evening near canap, In this county,
II, M. Umberger was shot and seriously
wounded by James Bartee. The parties
had been attending q warrant trIa grow
Ing out OF an old feud, and on the way
home Bartee, who was dissatisfied with
the result OF the trial, renewed = he diff
Guilty with the result above The wounded
man is seriously but not fatally, hurt,
sBartee has made his escape,
stF Mr.. y. & n. Wilkinson, who lives near
8Blua Spring. on tho line Of the Wyths
and ,suyth counties. had his large barn
burned on Saturday night about 2 o'clock.
Resides the building hs lost aEpair Of
mules and all his agricultural imple-.
ments. including binders, mowers. wagons,
buggy and a large lot OF proyender, y Is
supposed TO have heen the Work1of an
5incendiary. The insurance ID $500 and
does not cpYey the loss. t n I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
ElI.|P''A.|R''l|.l|'ll|.IG!. |.
INVENTORY.
Receivers Of Trolley Line Prop
critics Engasge in Getting n
Out @Repor st.
Will s d BMlT il 70 3! !! COURT ,[,l. B !!
Concise History ofs the Variousl
&. Con soli date q Il! i Proper ss.:
II and Bond B Issue es..

The properties Of the giniaS Passen-3 =
gertand Power Company. the Richmond ~
Passenge and Power Company and the
Richm ond Traction Comp and i their fielr
various branch and alixi liaryS lines are
being operated by w liam n orthrop ana
Henry 4. s Nv Nickh am, receivers. Just as
they " ere conducted prior tot ths receiver
chip, withgjusts the same OFF icials and em-
ployes on ttea same schedu lies and over.
each and all lines So far the receiver
ship has been but a legal step the effect
OF which is lin no wise i apparen q on the
surface. Business is procee ding as usual
In the light and power d artments. & as
we'll as IN theSrailway departm ents.
~ Mr. Northrop, III the hef&receiver in active
directi Ions Of the operation Of all these
enterprises, Is the assistant secretary and
assista Mt IA treasurer Of the three II COM
panies, Z and is already in close touch with
and familiar r. with Is every 81 etail ~ OF the
finances and business OF the sconsoli olidated
corporations. Mr.. Wickham, his assp-.
ciate receiver, n is an eminent corporation
councillor and an authority on financial
and fiscal affairs OF the Sta 70 of Virginia:
and OF numerous business corporal tions.
His long and broad experience jim finance
and IA his 4 well known conservat tlsm, TO-
gether with his legal atdnments and 5ex-3
perience. erninently equip him for 81 the
work to which{the court has assigned him.,
The receivers took charge sof the prop
critics on Saturday. Already y 4 they have
begun work on the prepare ton &of 4 an
Inventory OF the properties OF the three
consolidated corporations and Will be busy
preparing the same the greater part Of
the week; probahl longer. The prepara--i
tion OF this inventory for presentation
and filing In the Federal court, will be
the first official act Of the receivers: It
will enable the court 10 know accurate
4 " all the ASSETS. real and personal prop 4
erty, moneSs, stceks and bonds debts.
mortgages and securities OF the corpora <
tions under their direct lon.S & &
Will be Report No. 7.
Judge Edmund Waddill,2 Jr., who ap.s
pointed tile receivers. returned to the city
from Norfolk yesterday and was at his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
.BUNCO STEERERS y | J;
CATCH j; PREACHER. R|' !. |: R
Rev, John Rose, Of Philadelphia,
Swindled Out Of
81 $5,45o,

III BALTIMoRE. MD, \, July 1s, Clever
sbunco steerers swindled Rev, J ohm Rose.
e retired lutheran minister. of this city,
cut OF Is ,t50. and Tonight John Law
renee, who claims to be from st. s. Louis, !,
and 4 Miss Virginia Hamilton. Of aBalti-,
more. are looked up. charged with de-
sfrauding the preacher. The money was
5ubtalned y on bogus Cripple Greek Gold
Temple Mining Company stock, IS The TIL
gang played for $40. 600 sof Il hc preac acher's
money. 4 and spent consld de In 4 the
transaction. M r., Rose suddenly became
suspicious after 4 81 lying Ia Wrenco s 4So
and I consulted the police Members of
tho gang went to Rose and told him.
they heard he had stock of! the mining
company for sal They would pay more
than; par to get ntrol. !. The preacher
raid ne ilad mo stool ii Chen y one Sof the
men said a Eel low at II he otel Rennert
had some. but would not sell to them
hut might ssell to 81 Rosessl1 'rhet lattes
bought $3.50 OF tock from ia ayrepce at
the Rennert for cash, and gave him a
check for s, $50 more. The check was
recovered lsBIy ~ BSt is M 3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
MAY LYNCH SEALS Al
FOR KILLING H |. !. J. \ I: Al ARM|ES
Feeling Of Uneasirless in Dan,
vile Since the Military Have
Left the City.
- = T---
lR1 AasocInted Praks..l !

B,i ~ * AhboclAteo f-Ih1S.l st4
DANvII.LE. VA, July lS--lt Is gem
erall y feared that the Southern Railway
employees are preparing TO make a demon
stration against Roy Seals. the colored
prisoner in the city jail. charged with
the killing of James Il. Armes last Fri
day. r. p, Talbot, night watchman.
who was with Armss when the fatal shot
was fired, has positively identified the
prisoner as the man who did the Shoot
ing, 3 \. \
The panYllle Light Infantry. the only
military Organization m the city, left
last night for St, Louis. 1t iss generally
believed that the fsllow-workmen friends
Of the murdered man, were only Waiting
Tor the soldiers TO he out OF the place
to make Il a demonstration aglinst tho
prisoner, Threats were openly made on
the day following the shooting that a
lynching would take place II tho guilty
party could he CAPTURED. "a
There Is a feeling 'eof unsasiness appa !,
rent In the city. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
Play ED HOSE | ON
EXCITED / CROWD
Was Efective5in Damp pening the
Ardor Of Those About to
Grow Panicky.
fBy A ssocIated Press. s.

q CHIC AGO, LII, July ls. Lack OF the.
usual amount of water ballast and an
exceptionally large, er9Wd of pa.ssengers q
cause much siness on the return trip
from South Haven last night. When the
afternoon all the passengers tried 70
find seats on the ahad y side of the. boat.
to starbo ayd Members Of the crew has h,a..s y
tened to close the lower port holes, while
many women secured ifa ,preserYers and
crowded to d the steamers rail. This
caused the boat to settle farther to star
board and some of the pa yssengerYs, became
s'.T The crew erev , VAS at once mustered ny the
otiesrs and attempdf Was to
The \ ia ssenge Sref used to obey orders.
and finally in qrd deri to drive them away =.
from the rail- he flre hose was used
proved efiestiYe. and the crowd went to
~ THE q y womsn'S m persuaded into the
smoking room of the bin and We're 1. re-:
assured by tbs III GERS. hile the men
We're ia lked ts. outside BY, other members
ef the shin neg aenTste
turn around. and finally reached chlesxsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
COMMITS SUICIDE
IN MID OCEAN. /
Woman Throws Herself Over
III board and Is Lost in
81 the Waters, s.55
(By Associated Press. y

"A Il PLYMOUTH. July 1s.-,r tragedy again
marked tho homewald voyage OF the!
North German Lloyd steamer Ika User VIII q
helm II, On the arrival E Of "A the vessel
here to- day. almost at the hour that .ani
inquest was being held over the body OF
II. Kent I.oomls. It was announced that
"a second -class passenger Mrs, I.lprS
5schltz, had committed suicide by Jumping
overheard when the ship was one day
sout from New x York. Hundreds of pas +
3aengel's Witnessed "a he suicide and Wa tell-9
ed the sef forts OF a life boat gto rescue tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
IS ll||'R|ll(U.D|I.E''.D| ] D DI.||':'.!|
IN MYSTERY. } 7
Body 81 Z oomis Bears Wounds, " ',1117
But Evidence IS Very
1nconclusive.
ELLIS MAY BE ARRESTED. !. E: ]. .l:!).
Brother Of the Dead Man Does Does
81 n OF Hold to 7tl1e Mtird der
Theory i54 5
fsnecial L sto ri The = 1r4:mes-Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Tim Dispatch
wAsH1NGToN. D. G.. July =. Not ,t,';-
ssithstanding the expressed belief Of Act Act
1ng Secretary Of state LOOMS that his
brother. F. X ent LOOMS, was not 4 ml,r-3 1l- \
idered on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
II ana the body thrown overheard.
other officials here do not agree with him.
They hold that the dead man was criml-
8,r1ally done to! death. and 1t Is their belief
that the British police will cause the.
fappreh ensipn Of Ellis the ne gro -Portu--. tu-.
I Euese :, who was with him on the I'LL -fated
trip, They believe. too. that Mrs. Orma
and Fran. he man who was with her,
will be taken into custody at least for
examination. Fran Z is said to be MIS-
Orms' s husband. These people were all
with I ioomis on the night of his disap-
pearance. and no satisfactory story has
ever been received from either OF them.
N Acting Secretary Loomis. despite his
belief that his brother met accidental
Sdeath, was greatly shocked by the un y
satisfactory verdict OF the English doe
tors limiting at murder and declaring the
wound in-t he head was caused before;
death. He refused to talk about the
a flair. @ ss5 Il 9SIt5 d h 4 d z II.
&s' LOOMS IldQ2G . 3 4S1t
this government. although he carried
ldispa tches sto the a byssinian I'm peror.s
III there was evidence that8the crime was
committed for the purpose of bling the
dispatch 4ba &, the Interest OF the govern
ment would be greater than IL the murder
was merely that Of an American citizen.
This expla ms the 'ap ppa rent pa thy this
government in the cas-
Verdict Of Coroner's Jury.
(BySs Associated Press.)
ss KINGS BRIDGE. GE.aDEYoNSHIRE.J July
S1S.-HF Found dead. washed up by the sea
IN B, ,gbury Bay. Devonshire,' < was the
,,erdict o-dayj OF the corone g Jury tnStne
inquest over the remains OF F. Kent
Il I4oomis. The evidence was very incon- lleA
elusive and wholly conjectt1urall " as point
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
TREAT UsT BE EN!F0 e: REED. ED

IsN3'
tspe Ia, cable 10 The DIspateh,
copyrle9t, 1eo4.) ,
5LONDO ON,g July 8 am am IN n
formed good utholrity1t II 's'ti at5tlhe the
Turkish vernlnent has beenSno- b s # Il
tiled that { the treaty Of Berlin, 'ts'llrl,'
concerning the passage Ct d5! Wat D I ll1-
ships through the Dardanell!e:s' II, IS
must MI Be enforced and that a due I've
care e I must Be esexercised to seesthat
there lh,, ,l i is-no sion Of the treaty.
Whether or not the British gov
5ernment.issp nforces the the
clause in the treaty herself #lts ne ne
tcessary, q, s is not known, but since
the seizure Of British ships sin- l5-t;n. the
Red Sea BY the ST. Peters sburg
and Smolensk, there little doubt
that public sentiment will back (
up the government ii any meas ne; 4;
iures it may deem ecessary. slll ~
this connection, it is significant
that the editerranean n and
channel squad Irons boti,S have been
reinforced and are being So dis
Stributed that Great Britain will
have ample force to back her ac:-
ton whatever ts1nay be.
The Fighting at Molten Pass.
The important news from the
Far East to-day is the failure OF
Keller toSretake the Molten Pass.
It's nifcant ilignore sWaysthan
one. 1T. is about the first time
Russians have assumed the Of
3fensivef on, an extensive scale since
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
AT osEMoUNT, 6ss
Judge Parker p clines 70 Discuss
Rumor About Tammany Leader

y CIV AssocJated prssE. q
ESoPuS. N, ". July s18 susEestions
Of the political conferences IN New FORK
city appeared In the unusual sactiy ylty.. e ofs
Judge Parker's telephone early In tha5
AFTERNOON, but nothing could 20 searrssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
CHEMICALS
IENlEN'''.'T'|i'' /: \ ! |
sVirginia-C Carolina Corporation
Submits an Interesting FL
nancial Report.
SHOWS SURPLUS EARNINGS. N
Accuracy of the Fiscal Report
Attestcd by We'll Known
Expert Accountants. fisa:

1 The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com pm
panys will to-day send to its 4 stockholders
a financial statement Of the company. paA
prepared on Friday by Treasurer 9. ".
sTravers and Auditor H. Thomas Organ.
supplementing this statement sis q certi- s,rta
,ficate from H. B. Boudar q Coz, public y s'll
accountants Of wide reputation, confirm
ing the accuracy and correctness Of the tn.
report and stating that the facts and
figures as shown by the auditor report
YOU chers. 81
@s The report shows the excess OF earn- earn
5ings over operating expenses and inter-
est. taxes, etc, for the past year to have W
been 81. a76 s35 rs. Here fis the report IN II
detail !. showing the ma ture Of the Il as; fls;
sets and specifying the liabilities: }iils$B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
iGif .5i
General.

81 Situation III Far East assumes 4 new
phase; Great Britain sends feet q to e r ed
z Sea and lis mobllizing bat tleshtps al home:
Berlin treaty must be on forced y Russians
driven back with great slaughter y q t
Molten Pass: over /, 600 killed and wound
ed !; Germany takes firm stand In REGARD
to seizure of mails and asks Russia for
5dlsaYowal; /; Russia does not foreses inter-
national complications on account g Of
passage of steamers through the Da rda-
nelles; Kuropatk kin makes leng hy report
of repulse OF n ii Ter Con ference s Of
Democratic leaders In New York har-
Inony the watchWord throughout the lses-
sion; committee to meet on July 26th;
nothing decided aboiit3natlonal3 chairman:
& Kern, fresh from difference with Judge
4 Parker sends hurry call 81 to Ia ggart:
Judge Parker declines to DISCUSS ru:nor
ahout Tammany$ ader;sthe dayAat Rose
noun al Dem ocratlc victory In N Newi = ork
will mean great I gains In other States;
an Indication of8what the negroes expect
from Republican rule T. la ton Of Iowa
b bNnker over nomin nat I'm OF Pa rker unset
tlWs n his rea - Pres ldept, Roosevelt
plAnnIn ior e Is IS
3 made to end strike by arbitration: Dom
nelly says he viii call Rout allied trades
8if this effort fails disorder reported from
several pla ees coroner's Jury In 5h99omls
sirconclusive ana wholly con jectural; Ellis
may be arrested !; brother OF dead man
does not hold to murder heory--- New
York lawyer kidnapped on Broad way and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
THIEF IS CAPT UlRED;
MONEY REC COVERED
SUMMARY OF He DAYS NEWS {: !, Y:
The Weather.


WASHINGTON. \. !. july u .-- forecast for t'
Tuesday and Wednesday: ss e
Virginia. air a nd Swn rrrl N z uesd y an q
Wednesday; light, variable winds
North Carolina Fair Tuesday and We'd
snesday; light, variable winds.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the
year In Richmond. People swsltered and
mopped. but8no prostrations we're report I;
ed.
5} RANGE OF THE ETHERMOME ETTR.
a. Z. -. ~ NJ
4 u M .s..s c.
70 II. NJ. .!
G8 p. h.a.................. NJ "
II. NJ ...... 60 60
a IL midnight -
Average =. !. 49,. 8s6 2-3
Highest. Temperature yesterda 1890 !? 81
Lowest temperature yesterda y....!...dat q
& Mean temperature yestcrda y ~ 81
Normal temperature for .....s ~ - NJ
Departure from normal emperat ure. ~ " "
Precipitation during past - hours. ~ ~ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
COURT c0NFIR N $ SALE OF
q 4 "A GEL ORG IAs RAILWAY;

C7AINEsYILLE. q AZ, July ls,, rim Hall su-!
peror Court to- day, { udga Russell. Of the
western circuit presiding. the sale OF ths
4 II a 4 syndicate headed By George ". I,ald-
win, Of sayaf,,!ah, and ten ailes, 70 thu
Geors.a lNatl lroad, j, " was nontir This ends
tho seserl years litigation oyer the road
and puts the nroperty Ia the hands oe the
new purc haSeJa. an L. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
d, II. /.
s.,i,s.sl!2.7!5i.7i7ys'... J.
s5:;148o,a5,1S4s IS
Surplus l. &
Less loss the Southern B Cot
ton Oil Co 3. =. I. !. -
(, 5;isI,415

IA alance 70 prof,t and loss s7s, ,ss5 10
IN ote No. IA gainstS the dividend to be;
paid on the new issue Of preferred stock
Tor the coming year the Interest and dis
count VI account vii Y be reduced !. as less
money swill have Il to be borrowed.
Ef N ote No. 2-Paid out for Srepa airs and
mai intenance during this past fiscal year,
esas&d charged # to Ssa ope ernting g exp xpenses,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK
WITH GREAT 81 U]GHTER
Over One Thousand Of Kellcr's I 'el?l.1,'s
Iroops Killed and Il, = w V ount'de:d o9''.tl'lf:e II 4
atS3 NJ often Pass.
GREAT BRITAIN TAKES ACTION '''l n
.scnds Fl lcet to Re Sea and E:rl'I us is
obilizing "a Batttliessll1lip':s 81 IS
at Home.
q :. q u :. 2. =, .7Il3l
lBvAssociated EPress.)

(By Associated Presss)
ST. sPETERSBURG,sJuly 49,.
General: Kuropatkin reports that hat
Lieutenant General Count Keller
lost IS ~ over /, 900 ii killed or wound
ed I'M the attack oil 9otien: :sE Pass !; IS
July 18th. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
North Carolina

Bishop Watson suffers a third stroke
of paralysis and u IL II fea red 81 cannot
recover---L tile boy falls into we'll "a t
d tJaIres:Ow wn and is killed -- building Hof
Greensboro Female College! bou t to be-
GIMP rohlbition campa ign in Green's
Z boro reaches fever bea tH Fl erman 43 a.
Gudger ganpointe col lect or q scust tomss a T
ocrats perfectjng their rganizat lon for
effective campai Ign wor k7---- - reckl Of an
excursion train prevented by the cool and
athoughtful act of man who detected con-
sdition 8of trac k-- Fa tai cutting afray at
Asheyfl e {s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19

Net earnings Virginia.-C Caro-
lima Chemical Co ..EI..ss..
Interest and dis
count. & &. ..s3., $562.757& q
Interest on bonds. 5000 t0lC
Dividends on pre-
IA ferred stock $50 600 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
M1N1ATURE AI.AfANA'
Richmond.

u Bill Turner, Chesterfield negro. = arrested
for waylaying Mr., Albin n ct thcrwood. and
fn6 or the amount. stolen Is recovereo, ,es
Ches sterfield police, led by Ga ptain lIipsrT
comb. chief or the Manchester e police.
surrounded the house md Inn ke the ca p
interesting history Of the IVA rlclls
street railways s lyents sh,,,yit,g the exsen. m
sion of ne sys,nmi ss
tie the n lfinanciai eondition 81 TIN company,
fsns .sa II
sayaSla s S reunion pn al 1 Forest ilIll good
speeches follow IA good Dime Poltti-
cool and restfnl: activlt, viii not begin
for some weeks yet t- Ri chmpnd Y. man
dives from top Of West Point. lighthouse
into York River, Al distance OF {. q fty fest. 6.
4 OF nifty North Carolinians pass through
3 the city Ell route for st. soutsS----p Police
Justice has heavy Monday q 2cket. NAN
snon-support OF families Will continue I'M
veEtigati den ia be led for Inlr:
der III want girl - Personals 'r and
4 briefs. ss sst &
Virginia.
88a r. NJ Umbcrgcrs shot and seriously
wounded at Wythcyille by ia mes Bartee
as resuit OF an old fe,id - ..ta RI Bieyins,
bristol girl pound ed by allot red throiEl,
1 7l,re mother window d les from IN 3uries
lnd admirers of her sister is suspectod d..
\ william Marks, q o lS Roanoke r ptds.
4 I,... dies IN Norfol from fleets OF wound
{ received while in fight wi h " Smith:
who denies having shO t----R r eporte ed that
\ an electric lima will be built from Norfolk
& tn Richmon -----4A Parker. Dayls and May
nard Club formal = a t Frank ::n--H Harry
81 CiOsnell, os MANASSAS. n Oiled "a Culpeper
4 by one train while getting ouss Of wa . of
8anoth other- Fear OF trouble in Danyille
8overFa a possible attempt TO lynch the negro
4 Seals. charged witt, the MURDER OF Flag
I man Arm - stx1ecnryear-oldiy youth ar q
rested In Tazewell for crl lminal assauMlt W
upon little Girl rgumsnt In /, !, ne ),
argument by Mr. D avis Gof PET ersburE ----3
ii Captain Thomas RI Dunn. city en- glneer
4 OF \ Petersburg, <, dies sudden enly-Ex-G Gov-
ornor Cameron declines invita- ation, ,ad-
& dress the G.. AZ r - aul Bulla OF Vim
chester, injured by horse falling on him
Mrs DAY: grandma lother !, Q y 3, 3! Senator SCI! y 9 T
%stuNbles while picking "a spbe rries and "
OF FREDERICKSBURG leave for ST. Louis
Labor organizations of INorf1sk3 have a
y disa greement as to. the celebration OF
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