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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

q SCHEDULE in IL i ~ Is MAJ .Sr II. 1874.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.S l
900 A. M.--Daily. Local Tor Charlotte, N. c.
4 1880 +. M--Daily. Limited. Bnnet Pullman
to Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans!
Memphis, Chattanooga and. all the South.
7 $500 +. MEX sunday. keysvllle Local.
1l.0O F.! M, Daily. Limited. Isu Imam ready
$3.50 r. NJ. for all the South. s
S YORK RIVER LINE. a. sias
4 The favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Hchrnond 4;2O r M.--Oaily.
except Sunday. II; 33s g8 F 3st53s93 g{9
2:15 p. M.-Local. II Daily, except Sunday. Il
4:.O u M.--Except Sunday. For West Point.
connecting With steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday. Wednesday and Friday call at
Yorktown and Clay Bank; Tuesday. Thursday
md Saturday. Almonds and Gloucest err Point
4:45 a. NJ --Except Sunday. Local mixed for
West Point ga g4{tg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:5S A. NJ. and 6:43 F.. M.--From all the South. Z
a:35 p M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A M--From Chase City. "A \
9:25 A. M.-Baltimore and West Point. st{
l0:45 "A. NJ. $40 r. M.--From West Point. ;a9f
C. w. WESTBURY. d. p. A. Richmond, We. II
s. II. HARDWICK, w. II. TATLOE,BS
p. T., NJ, s8t G. p. IA, ys 12I
c. II. lAGKERT, GeDl Mgr.
Washington. n. 9, u 9Bsl
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Patents Are Granted.

Especial 10 The Tines pispatS!l) ~, !
f.ilowing patents were issued today; :,
Wlliam &. Briggs, ,NVinston-salem. IN H. y
cmachne for aPpylng b a1ins, OF + la aiay
Rocky Mount, N, C.-lupricator; THOMAS
Is. Harris, asslgnor Of one-half 70 p. ~ Y.
Monitt, ASHFORD, N. C.--wheel spoke ylsnn:
Lucius u, Johnson. Roanoke, Va,-Tali'
way SCOOP car,
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by John II. GoddIn & Coz
Heal Estate Agents and hllctiuneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
AUCTION SALE.
THAT MODERN DETACHED
Three Story Brick
Dwelling lii
ON THE SOUTH It'll , sIpN o gI,in hoYyD
AND. LINDEN sTRDgTS,
AND THAT y DESIRABLE
Lee District Lot
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
ss PARFtE AVENUE AND N
a{d8 VINE STREET

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Richmo on
Chancery Court. entered on June " 1sp.
In the suits OF ''rhe state Bank ot VIZ
ginia W; John Bowerss 4, AdtninisttHv3tor -, q
Lottic Bowers Willis & ais" the under
signed will, as Special Commissioners, Of
r. ( fer sale On The 2re ia on
the above dwelling, known us No U7
Floyd Avenue, containing IL rooms, pan
try, store room, two baths. with porce-
lain tubs. large. spacious halls, and celler
which heats tho whole house. There Is a
two-story brick stable and carriage house
lii rear. Lot fronts 10 feet and runs back
within parallel lines 100 feet to an alley
20 feet vide. The house IS in good re-
pair, occupied by number ono tenant
and was built several years ago. BY Mr..
John Bowers for his residence. Located.
portion Of our city. within short dis
lance of Monroe Park, and only two
squares Of three electric car lines. this
property offers many Inducements to par
ties looking fora irst-class home Or resi-
e TERMS Of a debt Of 5000.
due May 10, 1906, and interest notes for
sG2.eo each, payable August 18th. Novem-
each year. and the balance In cash.
Immediately thereafter, say az 615 r..
NJ. will offer, on the premises. the above
described very valuable Lee District Lot.
commencing ut LIS CpiIGl ~
Park Avenue and Vine Street, thence run.
ming castwardly along the south. side Of
Park Avenue sixty feet towards Lom-
hardy. thence southwardly 1892 feet
to an alley Il feet wide. thence westward
~ along the north side OF said alley %
feet inches to Vine Street, thence north
wardly along Vine Street to the beginning
about 1s5 feet. This lot being In that por-
ton Of the city where property is rapidly
enhancing In value, should attract the at
tention Of those In search OF good invest
ments.
TERMS One-third cash, balance in 8
and II months negotiable notes. interest
added. title retained until all purchase
money has been paid and conveyance
ordered by the court; or all cash. at OPP
JAMES Z. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
Il hereby certify that the bond in the
above cause has been given. s
CHAs. o, sAv1LLE.
June 16-tds Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES, Future T1ys
Nv +, THOMPSON Brown and Co,
Real Estate Agents aHd iiuctioneers.
COURT SALE.
a Cottages ; 2,
LARGE LOTS,
\ BARTON HEIGHTS,
FRIDAY, June "a, 1904,
$40 p. My
commencing southwest corner OF Miller
Avenue and York Street. and In order us

comnencing southwest corner OF Miller
Avenue and York Street. and In order us
below.
BY Virtue Of four separate DEGREES and
suits styled Richmond Perpetual Build
Ing Loan u Trust Company
/. VS.. Walter r. Hlgham and others
81 vs.. Emma w Booker and others;
4 vs.. n T. Stoclsinar and others;.
entered December 70 1902, as 70 the 1st.
Sd and 4t pen q sqlts ad January
the CRarcery Court Of the city OF Rich
nond, we. the undersigned commission-
erss, therein appointed for the PURPOSE,
epecttve promises ma above mentioned,
proceed to sell at public Auction and in
following order:
No. 1a2 Miller Avenue, ,nouthwest corner
of York street, and designated ns lot
No. / In block :, plan Of Barton Heights;
said lot fronts % feea On southwest corner
G inches. to nm alley, together with all i'm
prCvemerits thereon.
. Second--The cottage dwelling known as
Avenue lie and Miller Avenue and des,snated
NJ lot 3 and west half Of lot 2. block z, of
Barton Heights plan; said lot fronts 10
feet with depth of 14s feet to an alley, ~
feet wide, together With all the improve
Thlrd--Tte corner cottage dwelling
known as NO. 9 York Street, southeast
"a corner OF 4OrK s5LTGel. 8IlG virginia ave-
nue., designated as lot No. 6 and the.
west Us feet or lot Mo-. in block IL. OF
Barton Heights addition: said lots front
IS feet on south line of York Street, with
depth Of I4s feet to an alley ~ feet, and
at tho southeast corner of York Street
and Virginia Avenue. together with all
the improvements thereon. &
Fourth--The cottage dwelling known as
No. York Street. and designated as lot
No. and Eastern half OF lot No. 4, In
block Al, In Barton Heights plan; said
lots front Is feet on south limo of York
street, between North Avenue and Vir-
ginIa Avenue, with depth Of 14S feet to
an alley u feet wide together with all
the improvements thereon.
The improvements on all the above
and conveniently and desirably arranged.
This healthy location should attract par
ties desiring such homes as can be here
obtained, at most reasonable costs. AS
an investment they will pay handsomely.
WILLIAM ELLYsoN,
a. l.. HOLIDAY,
Special Commissioners. 4
J. Thompson Brown and Coz Auction
GERS.
I certify that the bonds required OF the
Special Commissioners of the above men,
toned DEGREES have been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAyILLE, Clerk.
st., Bpurehaser o |rd this a, P}FSopeIty can
ii'0" j. THOMPSON brown. & co.
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Fourth-Class Postmastcrs.

(Spec al to The Tomes-l0lspatch.l
WASHINGTON, D.. c., June lb.-The
following fourth-class postmasters were
appointed to-day:
Virginia.: Goodies Ferry. Mecklenburg
county George w. Davis. vice David ".
baskerville, removed.
co,,ntv-- Myrtle Causey, vice William i.
Brown, resigned; Sweepsenvlle. Ala
nance counIy--Charles w. Newcomb.
wee Robert n. Cook. resigned.
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Officers in Runaway.

lSpeclal to Tho. TlMss-p lsGatonIi2y IN ,,,a
SALISBURY, N. c., June 15,--OGlcors
j. NJ. Steele and q, q. Eagle, Of the Sails
bury police force, were injured, In run
away which occurred Yesterday after
rapid rate in order to catch some hobos
when the harness of the horse they We're
driving broke, causing the animal to run.
Captain Steele escaped with only Slight
injuries. his ankle bone beirv fractured
In one or more places.
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M M7AvHvN0itdo|k&SVaSterI

LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL u. NJ q
y o 100 "a. f3.I.--NORboLIl8 LIMITED. Arrlvea
Narfolk l1:29 4. NJ stops only at Pet srsbarg
4, s:o6 A. M--sT LOUIS EXPRESS Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg t. Lynchb burg nd Tsoan-S
oke Pullman Shoppers Roanoke to- ST. II Louis,
Bluctieidslo CINCINNATI; also Roanoke TO knox.$
viii and Knoxville TO chattanooga and Mei1-as$
phis. ~ ,3.,,1, ny m G,e,g ]. a. =. - NJ
villa i ,ypchburs and Roanoke ss53
a;Oo 2. MocEASt SHORE sS I'M -. AZ AZ.
tbr Wnyerly and suttolk. Connects with With
stesnaers to boston, ProYIdenee. New York
baltimore and washington. Through coach to
n:s5 =. I.-eFor Norfolk and oil stations east
OF .inp sMS'ENEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
puiiu,an Sleepers. Richmond TO Lynchhurs ana
Roai,oke: Petersburg 20 Bristol. Lyncnhurg 70
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Gate
D a,sa 5 M,-woRLp's FAIR sPEcIALl5g5
rSSfnugh pullman Sleeper Petersburg g st5
IIrsins arrvs Troln the West 7;a5 A. u. 200
p NJ and 0;06 +. NJ; from Norfolk y: 4o "A. NJ.
and q 80 +. NJ. 80, $50. &c, u Bis
o uW "a BEYILL, c.. IL. BOSLEi.
Gent Pass Ast Olst' Fdss.s AHt.
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INDICTED FOR OBTAINING
MONEY ON FALSE PRETENSES
fRY Assoc,nted Ioress,)

NEW ORLEANS, LA, June l5,-NVilllam
Harvey. OF the firm OF Drews and Harvey.
sugar brokers. was Indicted this after
noon for obtaining money under ,l RAISE Use
reiycd $1,000 from the Morgan state Bank
on a fraudulent bill of ladlns calling for
seyenty-fye barrels OF sugar.
llarVeyls sad 10 be out OF the country.
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II. l.0 r.. burg sa' 3 Potomac 1. a

ratiis evaye niiona--ISorln WAt0s fF4A
81 AIS A. ~. daily. byId St.l AnIouEA. 3SA
VI 4 As A. nj daily. fdAin 81 Iniou1n. 8I25
i Ills a. Nj, week DAYS, hlbA <s-.Ana 49,
$40 A.. NJ. daily. Byrd 81. Through. 1osAl
Btopa y. 80, . II 1.g2i3s iHa
400 p. NJ, week days Byrd 81 srsaericksst
is p. H.. daily. Main 81. Through VA ia sg
4 6:so 2. M week days. Elbe- Asniand aa'E
800 T.. A., dnliy. BYRD st. Through
TRAINS Arrive Observation-Disclosures
81 6;4O a. NJ, week aaya. htDa AshlandS aS-8s
S:so a. NJ. week days. Byrd 81. B'rsderiokas y
1:ao A IL, daily. Byrd st.. Through.
ll;5v A NJ, week days. BYRD 81. Throu1h.
\ 2:St II. M. daily. Main St Through; sSl
Y 500 r. III. week days ElbA- Ashland Adcona1
mediation. Ell -, I'll \ Hill Rs6g
$50 P. M.. daily. BYRD st Throls u. Local
stops. - 9, - 4 Is, Z. sEES3i S;s&
4 NOTE-PullnIAnG Sleeping or PArlorE carl On
ali trains except train arriving Richmond II bs
a. NJ. week days, and local accommodations
Time Of srrlvnls and departures and $conneo.s
tons not guaranteed -, ~, a =, "a, =, 81
Genl Man'r.. Asst. Gen'l Man'r..s Traf. No.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Afcvelgh & CHM.
Real Estate AuotIoaesrs,
1112 Il. fieln Street.
~ H OF A
VACANT LOT ON
LEWIS S TREE 7

IN pursuance Of o deorec of the Law
and Equity Court q the city Of A [i
1901, II tht suit, styled ,.West and wife
Va. Clopton OF ais." I Will fell at public
auction, on she prenlDes, Oh
FRIDAY. JUNE l,Tfr, 1904,
at cciock r. NJ. that certain lot Of
land, ia the county Of Henrico. near the
city line fronnng 1os fnet on the north
sIde Of Lewis street. beginnlng $40 feet
from williamsburg Avenue and running
back ABOUT 52o feet. .'rhsrs is said to ba
n fine deposit OF sand and gravel OH thia
lnr6. and when .hig ~ removed 1T Will
st,li be convenient for building lots,
owing to IFS proximity to the busiest part
OF this prog porous section OF tho city
rERME--uno- third cash. balance at 8
n. N. CONNER,
Special Commissioner.
Moveigl, 4 Giinn, Auodoneers.
The bond required OF tho Special Corn-
missioner by the above decree has been
~ r. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
Juno list
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n VIRGlNIA NAVIGATION CO,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
srEAMEN OLD POINT COMFORT leayea
MoNpAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at
A. NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point,
Nawport News, Ciaremont and James River
inadinrs, and connecting at Old Point for
washington. Baltimore and The North, State
rnnms reserved for the night at moderate
prices Electric cars. direct e. wharf Fars
only Sl5O and 81 to Norfolk Music by Grand
FreIght received for aboye-naned places and
Mi points In Eastern virginia and North Caru'
lima. tnVIS NSacrotary AN' y 'ts"s
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the county of Prince Edward.
Williamson ,,'..,'''','''.,.','....,P
against
d. j. whitehead, clerk Of the said
court, do certify that the bond required
Of the special com m 81 by the q DE-
dav OF March. 1904. has been duly given.
Glyen under my hand az clerk OF the
said court this Sd DAY OF May, l9N,
Il. j. WHITEHEAD Clerk.
June HIT
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pital viii take place at s. o'clock to.mor.
row night There are classes In cooking.
dressmaking, trained nutsihE and care OF
children, ss4s
Tlie address will be delivered by ono
OF tile members OF the advisory board.
and II Is probable The diplomas VIII be
Nm short while Or. Il, u. Jones and
Professor q. W. Dayis VII take y trip t9
tho lIast and North III tho interests OF
tile school. They hope to raise the en-
dUWfncnt fund, bsi9eN5 100 N a4
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BY A. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
p HREMproRy s 81
No. 100 North First Street,

AT the request Of nonresident owners
TWo.sTORY FRAME DWELLING,
numbered as above. by auction. upon the
R RPnpAS. JUNE "a, AT q O'CLOCK p. M,
Lot has front Of 10 fest by l29 feetStn
Sneculators and investors are respects
fully requested to attend, as bargain is
likely q o. 3, CHI eqnwNINa COMPANY.
lime 1i-tds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.

CONNECTION.
by j. a. Waters & Co. incorporated, TO
the undersigned Trustee. dated January
IL. 1908, and recorded III the clerk . office
Of the Corporate Court 20 OF Manch,ens ~, IN
inent Of certain note therein described,
and default having been made. and being
requested by the beneficiary SO y 20,
tho premises. in the town OF Manches-
THURsDAY, 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1906.
SAD asad rona 5 rS ess og a hs saS
line Of Bainbridge Street, commencing
l27 feet cast OF Fourth Street, thence
running back and between parallel lines
large Frame Macii:ne shop thereon. The
meets and bounds of said lot are more
particularly described In said deed.
ALSO,
and "a inches in bed; Brown & Shark
Co. Planer: ! Peerless No. 8 Drill Press.
s s. lpenes Bolt 3 Gutter; Smith & court.
ney Compound Drill Press; Jareck Pipe
Cutting Machine; l Lathe and Morris
Lathe. 10 Inches by IS feet long: u Il
and Stand i Fairbanks, Morris & Co. e.
HORSEPOWER Gasoline Engine: Grind
Stone and Stand; Cylinder Bearing, Ma.
chimes. ? BlackSrnitH sFOrgeBtEI EAnYIISi
Set Rolls; 4 Hydraulic Jacks; ! Hydraulic
TERMS OF sALE-Cash as to expenses
OF sale and all unpaid taxes and the sum
1909.
This sale Is made subject to a prior.
lien amounting to sl,e95S of which
s!s7.25. with interest on the Same. as It
accrued IN monthly instalments, from Au-
gust %. 1909, to MAY %. 1904: The residue
OF said lien, amounting t9 sl.ao55O, is di-
from June %, 1903 to. June %. 1906. and
can be carried BY the purchaser: and
the residue In six months.
- EsfAfETT SEATON. Trusteeb
A. L. Adalnson, j. Thompson Brown &
Co. sAuctioneers June 1i-tds
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Mr.. Seals Doing Well.

MIR. Charles seals, well known young
man Of Fulton. was operated upon yes ,t..
terday ut the Virginia Hospital TOT tlle
removal Of the appendix. lie has recent
" suffered several small attacks Of ~,
pcndlcitis. Tho operation was. successful
and he ID doing quito well to-day.
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By A. j., Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
Delightful Home, No. 600.
South Meadow Street,
ALSO SEVERAL
Choice Lots Adjoining on
the South

ON TUESDAY. JUNE !2lsT 1904
at 8 O'Clock p, NJ. upon the premises.
that is steadily Improving in every way.
ana should you invest here you are as
sured OF a substantial profit In the near
future.
TERMS-Liberal.
a. =. CHEWING COMPANY,
June 16-tds Auctioneers,
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STEAM BOATS,
nor NEW YORK.

nv r,hesapeaks and Ohio Ry., % a. NJ, a p,
M. by Norfolk and Western Ry. A. ~. . i.
81. also BY Old Dop,in.on, nlgnt line steamer.
ers Tor New York sailing daily Except sunday
q r. u. nv ,,,.,, ,r,.,., .r, Gao
mast Main Street. JOHN i, MAYER, Agent.
Wharf foot Of Ash street, Richmond.
H. b, WALKER. v, P. g. y. NJ, New York.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

7rRAINS LEAN e RICHMOND. DAILY-HYRD-F
l ~ 1, 70 S'CREElT STATION. "a
EFTECT1SEs SUNDAY, MAY e9It1. ssA
4 o.o,- A.. Ma. Q. y. ExIress 70 all points
a.ooAA. nj Petersburg and Norfolk. w .lsg
il;lo r. M,-Peters6urg ana y, anu w. Vest
a.o1 r. M.--petersburs and Norfolk. 81
.iiio r. M,--Golusboro Local. Sa N eM
5:45 r. M.-petershurg Local Gal III. TN !, ;l III
$50 tied" to all points South. ss
e,aoE. M-Petersburg and N. and W. West.
Il yi.so ii M.--Petersburg Local, tSJ sa8t
= 'so TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. S49s
4.o7 a. M; Z :35 A. NJ; .s;.6 .4 a; ~ ''lo:sS
An z, i1.4O "A. M. 100 +. M.;52.o5 r. NJ. $50
g NJ: 1;i6 r, NJ. 9:o5 r. NJ ~
.lSscept sunday q; ,.spn,day Sniy u,
rs w i CRAIQ. Gen. Pass. aAGt ~ Al.
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BY Chas A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. l North Ninth Street.
Commissioners Sale
Of
Valuable
Real Estate,
No. SIG N. 2ist. 81.

~ / h Il d Z Il +.
BY virtue of certain decree of the Cir
cult Court of PRINCE Edward county, Va.
pronounced at the March term. 1906 there
Of In the chuncery cause of Williamson
VS.. Williamson, the undersigned Special
Commissioner will sellfnt public auction,
upon the premises, on
b SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH, 1904,
at &c o'clock p. NJ. the following described
real estate. BEING NO. 316 N. TWEEN
.TY-FIRST STREET., standing on the as
SCISSORS book In the name of r, A. VIII
hanson, but belonging to the estate Of
Y y. Williamson. deceased. -
frame dwelling. containing about seven
rooms. with good lot, fronting 221.2 feet
on the west line OF Twenty-tirst Street,
near ne IN Marshall Street. BY full depth.
TERMS one-fouIrth cash and the bal
ance on 9. - and IS months time the de-
ferred payments to bear interest from
day of sale, and the title to be retained
until payment OF the purchase money in
A.. d. WATKINS,
Special Commissioner.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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AIR Live RAILWAY.

n. AIMS LEAVE RtCIIMoND--DAILT. "
e.Su- P M.--Seabolrd Mait-l0:35 r. M.-Sea.3
non I'd lixpreas-ro savannah. Jacksonville At-
'A a.io A M -Locai--t'or SorIina and Hamlet
Gas A. M.--No, 3i--From Florida. Atlanta and
tho Southwest. III, 4 q.
x;55 p. Mo- 6S-ffolh 5fiorlua' At'ahta anu
ne :sS S ?. Norma and local points
"a .. ". 81. TAYLOR. G. n. A
$40 East Main Street. Phone '4o5,
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I certify that the bonds required OF the
Special Commissioners Of the above men,
toned DEGREES have been duly given.
CHARLES o.. SAyILLE, Clerk.
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n. B.-Purchaser Of this property can
easily borrow two-thirds of the purchase
money II desired
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WILLIAM ELLYsON,
A. l.. HOLIDAY,
Special Commissioners.
J. Thompson Brown and CO., Auction
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hereby certify that the bond in the
above cause has been given.
CHAS. Q. SAV1LLE,
June 1e-tds Clerk.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-19
TERRELL CASE
AGAIN AN issue
AT BLUFFToN, IND, WHERE
AN APPLICATION FOR A
GUARDIAN rs FILED
TERRELL PRONOUNCED
Insane Again by Jury-He Was
Not Taken Back There From
Easthaven.
TERRELL PRONOUNCED

The sanity or insanity of John W.
Terrell was again an issue in the cir
cult court at Bluffton today, i2.e.
question being raised on the appi u.
ton, filed some time ago, of his
daughter, Lusy Wolfe, to have guar
dian appointed for him on the ground
that he is of unsound mind.
Drs. Spaulding and Goodin testi
fed as to holding an inquest on Ter
rell three weeks ago. Sheriff Johnson,
Elias Poffenberger and Lucy Wolff
told of his actions in Jail. Terrell
was not taken back from this city as
his presence was not necessary. Jnd"G
Vaughan presided at the hearing ant
a jury after hearing the evidence was
out only five minutes and returned
with verdict pronouncing Terrel
insane. The court has not vet nance
guardian for him.
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DYNAMO FELL
At the New Power Plant of the Day
ton & Western.
West Alexandria Fcho.)

Saturday afternoon an accident at
the D & W. power house resulted in
several hundred dollars worth of
damage to one of the new armatures
which are being placed in position.
Engineer Corrello had the machine
suspended in mid-air by four-inch
rope and was in the act of moving it
to its base when the strand snapped
like so many threads and the heavy
armature came down with a crash. Tt
will have to be rewound before it can
be placed into service: The rope had
been previously tested to see whethr
it would bear the weight Of the ma
chine and gave no signs of being
weak until the attempt was made to
move the armature.
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building Of this city Saturday May
III, 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kocher of
East Germantown are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Tabman in
Indianapolis.
Mrs. E. J. Templeton of Salida,
COL, is the guest Of relatives in this
city. Mrs. 'rreinIle,oa is s..,,ne,
Richmond resident.
Ed Ennis Of Elwood arrived last
evening on short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ennis, of
south fourteenth street.
Miss Reba Nye Of Lynn, formerly
OF Rlchmonl arrived yesterday even
ing to be the guest Of Miss Iir e;ela
Murray here. for a few days.
Mrs. 0. E. White and Miss Ger
trude McWhinney attended a recep-
ton given at the home of Mrs. James
G. Martin in Richmond last night.
Typewriters, all makes, rented.
sold. Rentals, SD to So per month.
Repairs and ribbons for all machines.
Tyrell, w. L. Tel, office. Phone &c.
Miss Hazel Trumbull, who has been
with Murray and Mack at Chicago,
arrived here yesterday evening to
spend few days with relatives in
this city and Centerville.
Sick headache results from a dis.
ordered stomach and is quickly cured
by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by A. G. Luken &
Co., and w. H. Sudoff. fifth and
Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Webb, for
merly of this city and now of Mime
apolis, Mimi, arrived last evening to
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL.
johnson and family for short while.
From indigestion's aches and pains,
Your system will be free,
If you'll take a timely drink
Of Rocky Mountain Tea.
A. G.. Luken and Company.
John T. Green first vice president
Of the Pennsylvania lines east of
Pittsburg, passed through here this
morning en- route from New York to
st. Louis. His private car was at
tached to No. Fl.
The Presbyterian Guild held a very
pleasant social meeting at the beau
tifu home of Mrs. Joe Penny. on west
Light refreshments were served and
an enjoyable afternoon was spent by
all present.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-19
POLICE COURT.

There were three DRINKS, two cases
of assault and battery and one for
larceny in police court this morning.
Two of the DRINKS received fines Of
$1.OO and costs each and the other
two were given $500 and costs,
while the larceny case was dismissed
for want of prosecuting witnesses.