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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Ellen Christensen Entertained
Her Many Friends.

Miss Ellen Christianson, entertained u
few of her friends at her home in Madison
avenue last night in honor of her birth
day. Games were played and good
time was had by all. AT TO-. 80 O'Clock
refreshments were served. 1t was mid
night when the guests left foi home.
Those in the party were, Misses Ellen
Christianson, Emma koyen, Jennie
Weirup, Madeline Jewel. Mary Knudson,
Annie Becker, Margaret Sorenson, Messrs
Charles Hilker, S. Thompson, G. Morton
sen, Hymark. Thompson, Edward Olson
and Charles Fox.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27

of the banner the crowd went to new
Pulaski Park Hall, in State street,
where big mass meeting was he'd.
Alderman -nt large Pfetfer was
elected chairman of the meeting.
William Sprow, of New York, was
the first speaker. He spoke for o~er
an hour. His subject dealt with labor
and the workingman. Two other
speakers, one Slavish and the other
Polish, followed with short addresses.
Or Il. NJ. Brace, the republican
candidate for mayor, made q short
address. He was loudly applauded.
Some of those noticed on the stage
were Senator jackson, of New Bruins
wick, Judge Adrain Lyon, Alderman
at-large Pfeiffer, Aldermen Stacey and
Schultz, Lawyer Stephen Somogyi,
DR.. Brace, Recorder Pickersgill, Mr..
Massopust, Ira r. Crouse, ]. II. Greg
ory and S. II. harrington.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
SI75.57 RECEIVED.
Baptists Hear Excel'ent Report
from the Pastor.

AT the prayer meeting Of tie First
Baptist church, last night, the report
of the last roll call was received. II
showed the roll call TO have bsen the
most successful one held In the church
since the innovation was introduced
II netted the church $l75.57.
Tonight the Harvest Sociable, under
the management of the Ladies' Aid
Society, will be held in the chapel.
Souvenirs will be given to all who at
tend.
Monday night Hallowe 'en social
will be given by the young people.
A delightful evening is promised.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
Special 10 Tie EVcnin,g Meas.

special Ia me EVcfsH.g Nc7OS.
Tottenville, Oor. 27:--This morning
the lo;al police received message
from Potts & Kaufman, Wholesale
grooers OF Perth Amboy, nsking them
to help find Nat Ward, a driver in
thoir employ, who has mysteriously
disappeared with a big load OF grnc.
cries which he was to deliver to
customers in West Brighton.
Yesterday morning Mt 8 o'clock
Ward left Perth Amhov with
The groceries in van drawn
by two .horses. After he left Tot.
tenvilie all sight of tho outfit,
and driver seems to be lest
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
After North AmbOy Voters.

Lawyer Stephen Somogyi, and George
Eckert are now hald at work trying to
get the Republican Polish and -'Slavsh
vote rs, in North Amboy togethec A
meeting will be held in Obucks Hall
Saturday night. The following Saturday
night another meeting will be held in
Gadek's new Pulaski Park Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
NEW MEAT MARKET.

Joseph Polkowitz e. Brother, the popu-
lar State street butchers, have rented
the store at lib Smith street, opposite the
new post office, and will next week open
Evening News for their further announce
ment. S626 1927 II
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EXTRA.
RUSSIA REFUSES.

: London, Oct 27-Russian Ambassador
Renkandorff has informed Lord Lans-
downe that Russia will not entertain any
demand from foreign power that her
officers be punished for the attack of the
British fishing boats. This is in response
to the desire of Britain that Russia not
only make full apology. but also punish
her officers who ordered the firing
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
MISSING DRIVER AND TEAM
FROM THIS CITY LOCATED.
Potts Eaumans Delivery Stared on Trip TO West Brighton With
Groceries and Has Not Been Heard From Reached TOtlen
willie Safely and the Police There Have Been Notified TO Look
Out for HimlOCaI Police Also Notified.

This morning it is understood tfat
the firm telephoned to customers in
West Brighton to see if the outfit had
arrived Mt that place yet. but none of
the customers had seen or heard of it.
The police have started at work on
the case. 1t may be that the wagon
got stuck somewhere aud the driver
laid up for the night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
Increased CauitaI Stock.

The Greaoen- Derby Engineering
Company of this city has increased its
capital sock from $5, 600 to $50, 1000.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
Special 10 fhe Aucning Ne7ps.

.Specfdl TO the 1Ioening Ne70S
West Brighton, Oct 27. .. m.-
The missing truck and horses of Potts
& Kaufman, of Perth Amboy, were
located here by the polioe.s The
driver, Nathan Ward, claimed that
one of the horses was sick nnd could
not be moved
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
Quinn for Stacks Place

Charles Quinn has been chosen as Dem
ocratic candidate for Comm issloner of
Appeals to succeed Richard f. Stack. de
clined. the two other candidates are
John HalIahan and August Kriedler.
Mary Elizabeth Nut Taffy is pure and
wholesome. Barnckov a. Petz.
1851 1927 If
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27

FL. LARKlN5 Boz STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly Lay
ments. $40 per month.
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NEARLY ALL RECEIVED.

Nearly one-half of the money
promised has heen received by Rev.
B. Il. O'Connell, pastor. of st.
Mary's Roman Catholic church, for
the inside fixtures. He hopes to have
all the money in by Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27

Endorsed by physicians Mary Elizabeth
Nut Taffy. Barnekov a. PETE.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27
Was Cutting Tree.

Lehigh Valley Detective James McDer-
mott this morning arrested Hungarian
woman for cutting tree on the COM
pany's property. She was locked up.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27

Latest fad among the 4O0-Mary Eliza
beth Nut Taffy. Barnekov 6, Petz sell it.
S631 1927 If
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27

Mary Elizabeth Nut 1'affy is delicious
15c and 25c box. Barnekov 81 I'etz.
S631 1927 tf
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-10-27

Mary Elizabeth Nut Taffy, fresh to-day
at Barnekov & Petz's. S631 1927 tt
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Continued on page y
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Advertising is the life of trade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
TAN-BARK WRECK.
Andrew Carnegie Expected to.
Build Literary Hall at Charlotte,

y n q :
Especial to The -Dispatch3
A. CHARLOTTE. N. c., March 23.--The
mixed train between Statesyllle and Tay-
louisville was wrecked yesterday after
noon at $40 q clock. four miles north Of
statesvillc. Three cars, all loaded with
tan bark, were derailed. and the track
was blocked until 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Ggfs &-33 IL iss 5g
The passengers. who occupied the coach
to the rear of tho train did not know
when the accident occurred. They were
all transferred ard taken to Statewide
y Captain Thomass, Franklin has returns
ed from New York, where no had a talk
with Mr., Andrew carnogies secretary as
to a donation to be used In the erection
of literary hail. which, II built will
Join the present library building on tho
east side or In the rear Of the present
handsome building.
It Is generally Understood that the re-
quest for a donation for the proposed
literary hall will ask for $4,000, and Cap
tain Franklin believes that the Scotch
philathroplst will furnish the necessary
money. ; ~ 4is3 {aha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
AUCTION Sc, S-This Day.
BY Iii. a. Mco,'rdy, gE5.
1senl Estate Auctlonoer.
BY Iii a. McGurdy,
Ienl Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees and Commission.
er's Sale Of The Very Deslr-
able Resld ence, No. 2800.
e. Franklin Street, lnline.
dlya|tl'eIIy Opposite Libby i Hill 4
Park.

In execution Of a. certain deed OF trust
TOD. q. Richardson's, trustee, benrng date
.. Isl ISL b, page as4, default Having been.
made y ts q ths deb - ther bnr
& trustee. benrliig date on tho 81 July, 1900
and duly recorded III Richmond Chanccfy
Court Iii y. 3. l7a q page Isl default
aDnEh e rem eas Il md OF
"a decree OF the Law and Equity Court.
OF Richmond. entered on tho 10th March:
1901, In the suit OF Savings Bank * o.
signed. us trustees and special commits
sioner. Will Ger foffr sale upon the prem
ises, on All tx ~ gg56ls
THURSDAY, MARCH aTII, 1904.
at o'clock p. NJ, the real estate con-
toned Il, said decree. consisting Of l E
with improvements thereon, on the north
line OF Franklin Street between Twenty
eighth md 1wenty-ninth Streets. COM
street from on tn nest WEI FEET
and running back $50 feet to ~ wide alley.
The dwelling is two-story, brick, store
spect. Veil built and ii very good order.
1hal location and surroundings arc I'M
surpassed In the city, OVERLOOKING. LIBBY
Hill Park and James Riyer, and u t n s
seeking a flrst-class residence TINS offers
}STEnMS: cash for an amount sufficient
to nay the cost OF suit and sal g my taxes
and insurance premiums properly charg-
able against said properly, ana TO pay
two notes for 500 each, with Interest on
enc from May Cd. 1903. and the other from
November I'd, 1903 and d note for 1000,
with. Interest, from November &c. 4, 1903,
until paid, and the balance in three
equal ms talinents for,.notess, With Interest
added. payable at 4. IL and Is months. re.
spectlvely. from the day Of sale. and the
title retained until paid. or ALL. CASH.
AT THE OPTION OF THE ~ RCfi1AS-3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
RooFltN Q
Notice to Contractors,
Builders, Architects. Dealers and
Properly Owners.
,ft1ce Board OF Fire Commission

Office Board OF Fire Commissioners,
Il Room 8, Fourth Floor City Hall.
FIRST. rl1Ar EVER HaEes IL, III
OR OWNER WHO PROPOSES ERECT
ING "a NEW BUILDING. OR REPAlR-
AN OLD ROOF sIIALL, 4, No 9 q !,
fAiENr or THE KIM. AND &GHARAG J;
Altered BUILDING.
x Second. Thatltin metal. tile, slate or
cations below, shall DO permitted in any
portion Of the city, provided tho require
sments ofRthe first section Shall be conf
piled with.
special roofings. sucha paper, fibre. tnr,
rubber, asphalt and her roofs OF like
character and shtng les, shall be permitted
In the city outside ofstlle "e9ngest e! dl U.s.
Board Of. Fire Commissioners, and under
no clrcumstances be permitted IN the corr
gested district, whclr Is as follows: Be-
ginning at the intersection ct Etth stree q
Grace Street, thence we twardly along
Grace to Adams, northwardly on Adams
to Marshall eastWnrdly along Marshal
to Tenth, soutiwardly.a aIong Ienth y 70
ftcenth, southwardly on Nineteenth to
Main, eastwardly on MainFto Twenty.
ninth, southwardly on Twenty-ninth 10
the river ],
OF the Fire Department the above roof.
ings may be undesirable IN any spectal
case. he shall withhold consent until tho
opinion of the board is obtained.
SPECIFICATIO ON FOR STANDARD
STAG OR GRAVEL ROOF.
Such roofing shall DO composed. nf not
less than five layers of5rooing felt &c,
mented together and finished with not
less than ten gallons Of coal tar, pitch or
asphalt, to each ono hundred square feet
Of roof, into which coal tar. pitch or
asphalt. while at a temperature Of 800 OF
more degrees Fahr., put as much clean,
dry gravel or Stag ofin, size obtained by
4 three-sixteenth screen, as will imbed H.
self in the tar or asphalt and leave q
loose layer Of tho same on the top.
Tine above rules concerning roonlnE.s
have been adopted by tile Board of Fire
Commissioners, INDEPENDENTLY vested II,
them; and all concerned are & ea aI1.
z to take notice. Il, 8. JoNEs,e
secretary Fire Department,
mar 24-5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
For New Y. M. C. "A.

Especial to The Times Dspa tch.) u III
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March 23.-
The committee engaged In raising the
endowment fund for the Dodge Young
Mems Christian Association building, to
BIO erected at the University Of Virginia.,
has succccdedsin securing one-half Of tho
needed amount, s1o,D64 having been sub
scribed Tho amount to DO raised is
80 COO The contributions have been made
as follows: ks X
Professors and officers OF the univer-
slty, s35s5: students, 1926; citizens Of
charlottesville. *657: alumni and Other.
friends, 1885, This is tho result Of only
three weeks work, and the success %
the effort seems thus assured. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
OLD CUSTOM KEEPS UP.
Crowd at Chatham, Though No
Court Was in Session.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatc h.

~
Especial to The Times-D tch.) ,
+ CHATHAM, VA. March 23.-There was
no court ON Monday. and the day was
cold and rainy, but for all this large
crowd assembled and the dayswas not
unlike the March County Courts, now
passed. A large number Of horses were
or exhibition. and a number were pun
chased by the farmers, TO be used In
mnking the coming crop. The merchants
were very much pleased with the days
return. ii5 lsfi7s Z 81 All y 2s3s &. a5lsf
Twenty-one deeds were admitted to
record Monday In the Circuit Court
clerks office, among them one from r.
w. Blair to T. G. Penn, both Of Martins
willie. conveying five hundred acres Of
land oil 1 Dan River. near DanVille. for
Sc. SEQ. This is about the highest price
paid for land In this county for quite
"a while. $ il.,
Beginning on last Sunday. this has been
set apart by the Baptlsts as selt-dcrIal
week Every afternoon during the week
prayer meetings will be held at homes
of tho various members.
State Superintendent Montague. of the
Southern Bell Telephone Company. was
before tho town council Monday night to
perfect details of the town telephone
franchise. which was sold to the soutll-
ern Bell Company some months ago. Mr..
Montague stated that the, exchange would
bba Installed III q short whilo. i{at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

i d q Ill r. VI
THAT ATTRACTIVE AND .suR3TAN-
Z l 5TTlAII BRICK DWELLING No. 230S
WEST Mali STREET, WITH VACANT
LOT ADJOINING. IA Z,
A BY virtue or a deed OF trust. dated May
18th, 1900, f&record In the clerks office
of IIenrico County Court, IN D. 3. 100 -.
page GO, default having been made IN the
payment OF the debt thereby secured, and
being required by the benciciarq so to do.
L will sell bytnuctlon. upon the premises,
R IA ON TUESDAY. MARCH 10Th, 1904
at o'clock F.. NJ that lot and land
fronting 40 feet on the north side Of Main
Street, between Strawberry and Elm
5lellines 179 feet Inches, more or less, to
an alley 20Sfeet wide, with the buildings
numbered as above thereon. II & b
This dwelling Is considered as one OF
the very best ingthe neigh borhood and has
a nice vacant lot adjoining, upon which
there could pbe erected another building;
large shade trees on front. and with all
n. most desirable Tome or property for
Investment PURPOSES t3S "
Casl, as to expenses OF sale. and 81. 200,
with interest from the 16th8day Of May,
1908 tba lance upon credits OF one and two
years, for¬es secured by deed of8trust,
or all ash, at the option II the purchaser
A.2J. SCHENVNlSG,s Trustee
4 NJ B.--NVhereas, the deed requires terms
above mentioned. yet We are prepared to
make more liberal terms should 1t be
desired. 5i. AID. CHEWING CO, is
mar 23-tds Auctloneers. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
I CROOKS IN LIMBO.
IA Boy Seriously Injured by : Ex-
@plosion Of Dynamite Cap.
(spccial to rho Times, Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times1 Dispatch2
Il SALISBURY. N. O.. March 2s.-Ern 9.
Murphy, OF this city. who Is charged Win
shooting Chief Of Police ], Frank Mlller,i
OF the local forccs ten days ago, ara
also wounding Officer Cauble at.the same
time, was brought here yesterday from
Lynchhurg, where he was arrested sun sun
day BY the officers iof that place. James
safrit, another young crook sof tbs
place, was also arrested as being an &C.
complete OF Murphy in tho robbery Of
the hardware store OF p. 4. Atwcll IN.
Salisbury on tho night Of March 18th.
Both yourg men, who are We'll known
In police circles, have been lodged IN
fail to await preliminary hearing as
soon as tho wounded otIicersSis able to
appear. Each deny the!rgullt and claim
that they can provo an abb, Whilo the
officers have undoubted proof that they
are the guilty parties.
Fred Moore. aged nine years. and :re-
siding at Granite Quarry Rowan county,
was seriously wounded yesterday BY the
accidental discharge OF dynamite cap,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

wifi, which! tho ,youngstcr was playing
One eye was completely destroyed and ND
his head badly bruised. Several men who
were standing near by were also lightly
injured by the explosion.
The towt, Of East Spencer, across the
Southern Railway yards from Spencer
proper, Is preparing for Its first munlci-
pal .eloclion.5 a meeting OF the citizens
was held Monday. night. a which five We
aldermen We're nominated Attorney. =. n
n Hudson, Il staunch Democrat OF that
place, vas nominated for Mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
\ By II. L. Cabell,
Real Estate .Auctioneer.

Is 81 VIRTUE OF, "a TRUST. DEED,
2 DATED Sc TEN1B Err 2D,, Il 1890. f.
corded M In Richmond City g5 Chan
Gerry Court, Deed Book AL b. page
800 default having been made IN the pay
ments secured therein, and being reaulred
soto do by. the heneticiarles. we will sell
atpublie AUCTION, the B gsn1 &, en-
at q clock p. NJ the property described
In! said deed, being the lot. with Improve
on the south side Of Kemp Street, com
menein s a q point 100 feet from the inter-
section Of 4 he western line OF Randolph
Street with the soutl, line Of Ilemper
Street, thence westwardly. along south
line Of Temper Street and fronting there
on % feet and back between parallel lines
% feet to an alley III common.
4 The improvements consist of the nice
frame dwelling No. laos Kemrter. or
Dance, Street. IL
TERMS \ Cash as TO ss5t.es; balance 6,
1e and IS months. l ,i5s
!, .l u. ULI.MAN, Il j44l{s
y. j. L. sil1.ALIAFERRO,s
mar 23-5t & 5$ 4 trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
N INV Norfolk Weston


NJ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. sSg IN s
Il. 900 Az Al.--NO RFO LtlSf LrNt1TED.$ Arrives
Sos a. aI.-CMICAG EXPRESS. BuHes
Parlor Car Petersburg to IS Lytichburg Hhu
Koanoke 4, pu!lI1an se i, Roanoke g, cps
to and
b 1910 III NH ANOKE EXPRESS for Fnri1s
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanok
IS 800 r. 5Ni,--OCEAN aSFIORE LIMIT ID s8s Ar
rives Norfolk $50 r. NJ. Stops only Peters,
burg. 1Yavery n and Suffolls. Connects ,Rith
steamers to Boat on. Prov dence,S New York.
Baltimore aud Wash iLgton. a.
.3 7;25 e For Norfolk and nj stations east
y D 40 r.. M.-eNEyv ORLEANS SHORT LINE
pullman s!eepers. Richmond to, Lynchb.rg8 ah 4,
Roanoke; Petersburg to Pulaski. LynchburYaAto
8Ghattanoosa. Memphis aud New Orle aus Gle
Trains arrive from, tho " est :a5 IA. M, asoS
P. NJ. and 9:l0 r NJ: from Norfolk n 100
NJ and 1880 p. M. ,5l
X Office MOI 836 East Main Street.
NV. B. BEv1LL,E c. H BOSLET. RsSgEN
g88s Gent. Pass A gt. Dist. Pass "A gt..k3
d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
RICH K GOLD ORE FIND.
Fireman Knocked From His e En- IN
CINE and Robbed.
claJl re- 'rhe TImes-Dlspatc

ciREENsB 20. G u, Marcel, % 8; =;
who purchased Their. & Glenn farm 4, on
the city, d few months ago, are feeling IN,
good over the discovery Of "a very rich
quality OF collaborating ore OH the prem
ises EXPERIENCED miners pronounce iE AZ w y
.tissure vein. ~ Specimcns OF the " ore
were sent some. time $50 70 an eAi, PEI!
and his report pronounces It very rich! e,
yielding so TO $50 per tons I!le proprlg;T
Tors aye signed eenirms = W ad Miner
and &brotheriEto tte4superintend ot u e
rtntrcss Gold Mining Company, 70. open ,
Up Il mine aud develop the property: ana
mac hlnery viii be INSTALLED as coon as
II can get here. Having a first-class gold
mine, in fun blast, within mile Of the
corporate limits Of the city VII pc ON, one.
OF tho few attractions TO visitors nero
5at tho state Democratic convention IN
June. 5i5i+ Z y \.
AT the White Oak there are seven large
brick buildings. The largest, nine hundre 20
by three hundred feet, has one floor when
will comfortably sca t and furnish alslcs
for $1,000 people. IT Is the largest a pdl 81
#torum in the world, no doubt. ms room 1lli
alone could furnish enough room for every J, e ;:
4 81 ttendant ongthe Democratic convention,
rcotcrs and all. with sufficient acconmof
datipns for auditorium. dining and sleep;
ing quarters during their stay mere. a ~ !
large Windows the whole length, a saw
iooth roof OF glass. with water sprinkling
nipes running in every direction overhead,
SO that ifanyhody shonia get VOC. not t oa
sprtnklers can be utlllzed 70 cool GU
There is some talk OF holding the con-
vention there and duartering the visitors
In some Of the two hundred new buildings
which Will be just completed by June
223d ~ Y
In the United States Court this morn
through his attorney. E. D. STEELE. Of High
Point. was adjudicated a bankrupt.
fined at the Infection hospital hero with
smallpox, received telegram this morn
ing announcing the death OF his father
jim South Carolina, REQUESTING ms presence.
HIS people In South Carolina knew not
his ssk hIs haa BEEN SEX Ao
As gent for r. Lorilard, L. p. STEELE,
ofFHign Polnt.sthi morning paid to the
sheriff over $500 as taxes for armers on
srnal estate, which Lorrilard has hunting
contracts to pay the realty tax for use
OF lands in hunting for himself ana
friends 4
Mr.. Wallace Watson, a fireman on the
Southern Railway between Greensboro
sherelast night very seriously hurtan now
lies In critical condition. While In the
cab shovelng coal in the furnace Of his
engine Monday night. in a cut near ller-
gnersvlllc. some scoundrcl hurled n stone
him from - train. When the train was
stopped and friends Went back to take
him aboard, 1t was found that Watson
+ had not only been badly wounded on the
robbed OF a $s47 watch and a ten dollar
bill. "a, 4.
There is no. clue TO his daring and
novel assallant. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
sAdiudged Insane.

(special Ito The Times Dispatch)
Ri NEyVPORTNI NEWS. YA.. March 2,--.!.
g. Phillips, twenty-threc years old, son OF
g. 1.rPlilllips. Of Hampton has been adj =
Judged insane by q commission l73 10 Of H.
macy. ssss,g ylli g ii NJ I'd as i sissl5
The young man Is said to have FREE
quented gambling places in this vicinity
for some time, and it is said tllat4ho has
passed a. number Of checks to which he
signed his fathelSsin MAJ me. 5i 81 4 81
F The family Is q pr ointment one and the
affair has created, a. sensation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
.KUFF'ST SLAYER
UNDER ARREST
Negro Captured at$duntingtonE
Bclievedsto be Robert
f58RoWlcs.
fs,necial torho .rlnes. Dispatcho

tsnecial to rho Times Dispatch)
CElAt,LOTTESvtLL11, VA, March
GA telegram received here this fter-
noon from Clifton Forge states that a
colored man. believed to be Robert
Bowles. who on Monday shot and killed
John a. 1s,iff. d white fireman OH tho
James River Division OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. has fleen captured
at Huntington, ". Va, aid confined In
jail In thnt city. { Il u h n 4 n "a ]. 5j.9
ia brother OF the man wanted FOL. ! he,
murder, but the Clifton Forge special
says that Bowlcs has no brother. So con-
ident are the railroad men Of Clifton
Forge that the Huntington police have
the right man that d party Of them left
this morning for Huntington TO identify
the prisoner and bring him back 10 Clif-.
ton Forge, In case he is tho guilty man.