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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
Married

At st. Lawrence Catholic church In Milbank, on
Wednesday morning, june Is, by Rev. FIR. j.
Wulf. Mr.. Henry Druecker and Miss Margaret
Doherty, both of Milbank
Both bride and groom well known young
people of Mibank, Mr. Druecker being engaged
with his father, NJ. S, Druecker, in the general
mercantile business, the store being one Of the
pioneer businesses of the city. The bride is a
young lady with large circle of friends and they
have the kindest wishes of all for happy we'd
ded life. The newly married couple took the
afternoon train Wednesday for Aberdeen and
other points in the state for short visit before
settling down in their home in Mllbank. A group
of young people were at the depot to see them
of and showered them with rice until the train
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
The war department has iu

The war department has just
issued very valuable volume,
a gazetteer and geography of the
Philippine Islands, which should
be in every library and every
school, for it contains infor ma
ton concerning our insular
possessions that was never pub
lished before, and is, in fact, the
first and only complete geo.
GRAPHICAL account Of them ever
published. 1t is profusely illus
trated with maps and photo
graphs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
Al the Lake

The German Evangelical So
ciety have been holding their
annual campmeeting at the lake
this week, com mencing last
Tuesday, and it will continue to
next Tuesday.
The annual campmeeting of
the Watertown aud Aberdeen
districts of the M. E. church
will ommence next week, the
campmeeting to be preceded
by a ministerial meeting of the
Watertown district Tuesday and
Wednesday, with the following
program:
TUESDAY, A. M. JUNE 81.
500 a. IN .-Devotionals, C. Z. Logsdon
800 a. m .-l2:0O m.-Examinations of Under
graduates.
AFTERNOON
l:3o p. m,-Devotional Services, Wm Barrie,
2;o0 p. m.-Lecture on John, Thos NichOl-
son, ID ID.
300 p. m.-The Pastor as Evangelist. T.. Y.
Slocumb.
$3.50 p. m.-The Pastors Personal Work With
Men, s. A. Chappell.
4 100 p. m.-Changes Made by General Con.
ference, c. o. Walker.
4:ao p; p;m.-Report from General Conference,
d. Rifenbark.
EVENING
80 p. m.-Devotionals, f. P. Mackemer
o'o p. m.-Lecture President Nicholson.
WEDNESDAY, A. NJ. JUNE
| SD a. m.-Devotionals, w. G, Ehlers.
900 a. Brief Sketch of Our New Bishops
f. j Norton.
$50 q. m.zQuestious Vital to Methodism in
;. D., g. f. Hopkins.
~ loan a. m,-Methodism so Years Ago and
| Ioday,O .. w. Butterfeld.
| 1890 a. m-rhe Place of the Church in Civic
Affairs, E. E. simmons
| II :UU a. M -Epworth League How Made Most
| Efficient, w d. Deeble.
IL 80 a. m.-Hindrances to Church Work,
| S. e. Bosey
AFTERNOON
80 p. m.-Devotionals, l.. A. McCulloch
200 p. m.--Lecture on John, President NichoI-
800 p. m.- Lecture: "Mormonism," j. w
Taylor.
40Op. m.-Business sessions Of districts.
EVENING
7:30 p. m.-DevotoDals, w. s. Shepherd.
500 p m-Sermon, President Nicholson.
The meetings following the
ministerial gathering will be
under the direction of Rev. J.
w. Mahood, who so favorably
impressed Milbank people in
series of meetings held here
last winter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17

The Republic of Panama occu-
pies today a unique position.
An undeveloped country with
an area a little less than that OF
the state of Maine, and a popu-
latlon of about 100000, has
money for investment in mort.
cages in New York city real
estate. Most of her neighbors
are scratching diligently to raise
money to pay the interest on
their debts. Panama is a cap
italiSt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17

IHe Clldu IduQud management
has secured DR.. E. A. Randell, of
Tacoma, Wash, as orator of the
day on the fourth of July pro
gram at Simpson Park. DR..
Randell was formerly president
of the university of PugetSound,
and is spoken of as one of the
most gifted and eloquent orators
of the west. He goes from Big
Stone Chautauqua to New York
city to deliver an address for
one of the leading societies of
that city. 1t is safe to say that
you will have a rare treat in list
ening to Dr. Randell on the 4th of
July, at the Chautauqua grounds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
Bids for Deep Well


MlIbank, 5. D., June 10, I9U4.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the common council of the city OF
Milbank, S. D.. until 7:30 o. clock p. m.
on 22d day of June, 1904. Alternative
bids will be received for a we'll eight
inches and ten inches in diameter. A
properly certified check for the sum
of 800 must accompany each pro-
posal. Specifications are on file and
blank proposals may be obtained at
the office of the city clerk ami at the
Office of Loweth q Wolff, civil engi-
neers, First National Bank building,
ST. Paul, Mimi.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
THoS. l.. BoUCK,
Mayor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
Crop Prospects

A drive through the country
these days shows the growing
crops to be in a splendid condi'
ton. The small grain could not
look better or be in a more
promising condition, and al
though the cool weather has not
been favorable to corn growth,
even that crop appears to be in
a healthy condition, and only
needs some summer days, which
we are pretty sure to get, to
boost 1t along.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
ChalllauUula Tickets

Admission tickets to the Big
Stone chautauqua, which opens
June 2Sth and con tinues to July
II, will be sold as follows this
season: Family season ticket,
Sc; Family weekly, $3 so; Adult S
single admission, 80 cents;
Adults season $3.50; Adult S
weekly. 50; Child's single admis-
sion, 25 cents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17

The Presbyterian general as
sem bly, at Buffalo, New York,
Wedn esday adopted by two
thirds vote, a resolution which
in substance provides that Pres
byterian ministers be enjoined
from marrying divorced persons
who are ineligible in the church
es belonging to the inter- church
conference.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
Church Services
EPISCOPAL

Sunday, June 19, services at
1O:45 a. m. and 5 p. m. Satur-
day services at 8 o. m. followed
by choir rehearsal. Seats free
and strangers always welcome
at any Of the services.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Roy Lee started yester-
day for two weeks visit to
friends in Minneapolis
Miss Addie Malsed left yes
terday morning for visit to her
brother John at Appleton.
George Port reports that a
ten pound girl made her appear
ance at his lone last Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Healey and family,
of Lura, were visiting at Grand
pa Mcpherson S during the week.
DR.. Ferguson reports the ar
rival of a nine-pound boy at the
home of Painter Gardner Tues
day of last week.
G. E. MCGOWAN and wife re-
turned Wednesday morning,
from their visit at the ST. Louis
fair and other points.
Editor Perkins and wife. of
Wilmot, were on the train Mon
day morning on their way for a
visit to Madison, Wis.
w. G.. Hicks started for st.
Louis Wednesday morning, with
the intention of spending week
or ten days at the fair.
Lee Malsed, who had been
with his father on the Canada
farm since early spring, re-
turned home this week.
Milliard Mitchell, of Ionia,
Mich, arrived yesterday With
his wife for a short visit with his
brother, George Mitchell
Miss Nuna Shannon and Miss
Nellie Shannon are making pre-
parations to leave tomorrow for
visit to the exposition at ST.
Louis.
Emmett McKenna, who re-
Gently graduated from the Alb
erdeen normal, has been engaged
as principal of the Eureka
schools.
Will Emanuel was appointed
on the executive committee of
the state association of under
takers at the meeting at Mitchell
last week.
George Bury, whose ad ap-
pears in another column, is writ
ing insurance for the Evangel-
ical com mpany. Insure your crops
against hail.
Game Warden Mount claims
to have caught an eighteen
pound pickerel with spoon
hook while on a fishing eXpedi-
tion last week.
If the party who borrowed the
barn fork from our stable last
Sunday night will return it dur
ing the week we will consider
the incident closed.
Mrs. Al Greenbaum, Of Chi.
cago. with her daughter, Maude,
is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Rix and will return home
this week.
Mrs. J. S. Todd, of Mime
apolis, with her daughter Helen,
5 enjoying couple of weeks
Visit with her sister, Mrs. G. Fl.
Kim ball, of Vernon township.
A. j. Bleser returned from
Chicago Tuesday bringing Mrs.
Bleser with him. The latter
S greatly improved in health,
Ind is getting quite strong again.
Our correspondents are re-
,uested to bear in mind that the
weekly correspondence should
lrriye at the office by Wednes-
ay noon to insure publication.
Mrs. c.. A. Prevey, of Boards
ev. and Mrs. j. Geer, of Grace
lille, were visiting their mother
drs. Shannon last week. Mr.
prevey also came over this
week.
We have received commence
hent card of Winona Norma
chool June 10th to June 10th
Hiss Ella M. Bleser being one
the graduates of the schoo
br this term.
w. F. Neuhoff, the restauran
ian, took Eugene Huntington tt
10 Stone lake the first OF the
eek aud showed him where the
sh were wont to loaf around
hey succeeded in locating the
sb and brought a load Of then
b 10 MilbaDk.
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M arrted

ZINN-POLEY-On June II, 1904, at the county
court room. by County Judge $. 5. Lockhart,
Mr. Rrchard Zinn, Of Oshkosh, Wis, and
Ethel Davis Policy, of Medina, county Of
Orleans, New York.
BUNTING-KAUFMANN the 9th day of
June, A. ID. 1904 at the county court room by
County Judge ). s. LOckh art, Mr.. q. A. Bunt-
IS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17
Stock Feed

Ground corn and oats, screen
ings and low grade flour for sale
at the Milestone Valley mill.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17

The republicans are commenc-
ing to gather at Chicago to nom
mate PRESIDENT of the United
States. No other name than that
of Roosevelt has been mentioned
for the presidency and it is
likely thai even before the con
yention is called to order a run
ming mate for vice president
will be agreed upon. Some state
contests, particularly that OF
Wisconsin, will likely prove the
hardest matters to settle upon
at the convention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17

A real queen is girl that looks
just as good in a soc calico dress
as sne does in a $40 silk, feels
lust as much at home playing
with the little pigs as she does
playing the piano, whistles the
same tune patching socks as she
does doing fancy work, cooks
just as good a meal for the family
as she does for company, can talk
justas good on the national top
les of the day as she can about
her neighbors, has the same
smile on her face washdays as
she does Sundays. The Fair :
play.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-17

A Tacoma wash paper of
last week contains the following
marriage announcement:
Miss Madge b. Stewart and Dana f..
Chappell were married last Wednes-
day evening at the First Baptist
church by the Rev. J. Lewis Smith.
Only the immediate friends of the
young couple witnessed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Chappell have gone tc
housekeeping at South Twenty-fiftf
and l. street and will be at home tC
their friends after June 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
SOUTHERN Rail w Az

SCHEDULE IN EFEEcT NAY ,lsT. 1905
- TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND y,
100 A, M-Daily. Local for charlotte, -. =.
i2:so p M.-Dallyi Limited Buffet p puaaI.s
IA Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orieans'
Memphis Cha uanoogn and all the south nla1
so p M-Ex sunday. keysvilie Local
Ins6O P. M-Daily Limited. pullman rea6y
a.so p. NJ for all the South.
80 YORK RIVER LINE.
7-ra tayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
notnts Leave Richmond 4:-o M.-paiiy'
3.lb p M.gLocal. Daily, except Sunday Lc,n.
an p M-ExceptE Sunday. For West Po!n. INT
With steamers lor alt tla W ems
Pon, Monday "Wednesday and Friday cal ~
TorIStnWn and Clay BorN; Tpesday IhursAay
hotN ssf,,riay Almonds and Gloucester Point.
Az 4.is a. M.-Except Sunday, Local mixed toK
West Point pIrrJNoND S
e,s, 4 NJ and 6.42 p. M.--From all the soaeA.A
20 90 p M.-Fro,n Charlotte and Durham
ia 4 M--F'rom Chase City.
az 4 M-BaItimore and West Point; .3s55s
sI6.i5 4. NJ, $40 p. M.--From West Point;
Z. W 1MnhRpWICK w. II. TAYLOEs
.. II. iaI - n NJ, ,1-'S G. p. A..
&. IA. NAGKERT. Gen'l. Mgr,
washington. D. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
KAPPA DELTA SIGMA.
Girls sisterhood Chartered a
Virginia Female Institute.
(Special to The Times-Dlspatch)

sTAtJNTON. VA, May ga novel and
interestinr charter was placed on record
in the city Clerks office here yesterdaS
This charter was granted TO the Kappa
zntion lust formed at the Virginia Female
Institute Of this city, The ncorporators
are Misses Susan Adams, Leila Skipwith
Blair Annie Goldsborough and Mary
Tie principle business OF the fraternity
shall be transacted In Stanton. Its obs
jects are to unite rs members IN lasting y;
upholdnr and sustaining the standard
OF the school, for the honor OF, the *. p;
S., for advancing and developing all
fnient that may be found In the frater-
nity and Ia give all possible aid TO their
associates, in time OF dstr.essy
Tie trustees Who shall tnr manage a,g si the
placed upon It's holdings in real or per-
Sonal property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
THREE HANG
SAME DAY
Governor Aycock Names June
18th for the Exccutionaot
Trio Of Murderers.
I'm FAVOR OF TRADING STAMPS
Supreme Court Hands Down
Decision Which They Can be
I. Made to Pay Only Small Tax.
,snec,al to rho Times. Dispatch,


q RALEIGH. N. c., May a--Governor
5Aycoch this morning fixed June lbth
M the date for tho execution or three
murderers They arc Adam Hunt IN
Person county; Arch Llpscombe, IN Gran
vile. and william II. Mum. in cumber-
land county These arc cases in winch
appeals from the findings and sentences
in the lower courts have come up TO inc
Supreme Court and been affirmed. making
81 necessary for new dates to be set for
the hangings.
DAMAGE VERDICT.
Tho fury in the case OF Albert Lasster,
administrator OF ~ u. Lass;ter, against
Tho seaboard Air Limo tonight returned
verdict for $500 damages for the
killing OF A. Il. Lassitcr at Henderson
/ December 10Th. He was a conductor ana
was run over and horribly mangled by a
shifting engine while he was on the
yard directing tho shifting q his own
train. The suit was for $4,000. Inc
verdict was that plaintiff and defendant
were guilty Of contrbutory negligence,
the railroad predonu mating In this.
This was class day at the Baptist fe-
mnIe University. the ceremonies being
concluded tonight with q brilliant re-
cnntion nv the senior class to the faculty
and invited friends and patrons the
programme this morning was conclnded
with a unique ceremony for the planning
OF class Ivy There are eight seniors.
TRADING STAMPS
Tho Supreme Court hands down an
opinion relieving tho Spcrry-Hutchinson
Trading Stamp Company from tax IN TINS
State as gift enterprise, holding .that
they are doing only M advertising busi-
ness. The test case was Winston against
Reeson Estate rranager), Under this rul-
Ing q town can only tax them SD per
year instead OF from $50 up, as IN the case
OF gift enterprises.
SENSATIONAL AFFAIR.
Rev. Il. r. Davis. assistant pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church. made sen
sational attack Sunday on the Raleigh
dispensary because Of the connection
OF church members with its management.
MAJ we never rest In conscience, SAID
he, until we get every man who pro-
fesses Christ out OF the d!spensary or
out OF the church." He said he was con-
WINGED that the connection of the churches
with the management of the dspensary
has robbed them OF SO or IS per cent. OF
their saving power.
lie Insisted that persons other than
church members should be employed and
prohibition substituted as soon as pos
slble. .
The Buffaloe City Mills uncorporated)
Is chartered, to operate lumber plants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
No Negro Votes in Spencer.

SALISBURY. \. c., May s.-Thcre is
general rejoicing al Spencer to-day over
the fact that u special school tax was
UNANIMOUSLY voted BY that town yester-
day in The municipal election. me piac ice
Years Yea : that it has been impossible for the
needs OF the school TO be met ana me
people had become 50 aroused on the SUB i,1
J,iicant fact in connection with the cleo
ton was that not a single colored vote
was cast and there Is not G3l3red y9lsr
registered in the town. conai.i In wi ii
DINA where the population is as large as
. &. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Small Opposition and Not Over
a Half Vote Polled.
(Spec.a, to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial 10 Inc liHes-lJ4sPdtcH.'
WILMINGTON. N. c., May S.-The New
Hanover county Democratic primary was
held today, The election was very
quiet and not over half vote was polled.
This lack of interest was due to the lack
dIdates. Brooke G. Empie, without oppo-
sitlon. was elected to the State Senate;
c. j. Boney vas elected to the House OF
Representatives, defeating Ihomas ".
other contest was between II. Mel. Green
and George T. Quinn. for. treasurer
The former was re-eleGted by a majority
lister of DEEDS W. Fl. Biddle and Coroner
c, D. Bell we're reelected without oppo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
Richmond Auction Co.,
General AuctiOneerS,
Richmond Auction CO.,
General AuctoneerS.
Large auction Sale Of Fine Collec.
ton Of Butchers or Green Gro.
GERS Supplies, Rational Cash
Register, Large lce,Box, Marble
Top Counters, Scales, etc., etc

BY the direction of the owner. who is
declining business We will sell T Iya
DAY, MAY 6, at No. COS T.. Marshal
Street commencing at l 80 p. M,, the fol,
lowing fine stock OF butchers and and
grocers' supplies, namely; ! LarEe, :,
Butchers Oak Ice Box, nearly new, Wili
4 Mate glass mirrors, capacity. 1000 lbs lbs,
made BY Hill Trenton, 4, n ii tb cost MaS mhpT;
TOP. with Rails and Nickel Trimmings;
oa ADDER S Mshf ea Gash d hasBfs esi
I,rny with Racks and Hooks; Large
Meat II at Rack ,k. for Pieces Large Meat Rack
for Quarters, Large Meat BLOCKS BLOCH IA, >
lection of Butchers Tools, such as Saws,
Cleavers, etc, Regulator Clock g day.,
large Awning, In good condition, Grind
Stone, 9 Tanks. IL Porcelain Lined Trays,
The above stock is in nice condition and
worthy of the attention OF buyers
Terms of Sale--Cash.
Geo. Fl. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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"Wednesday, The fifth Day Of
NAV, 1909, al f2:3DP. IN.

offer for sale at Public Auction on the
premises, al the real and personal prop
jacent to the said town OF Chase CITY,
the eeis6Eatea cHLoRlDG cALGSIu | 7,
M ana Hotel Maiu and sana}oriam. WITH
rIlul MEc1SLENDTRG HOTEL and
ing. WITH H1i rs ed / rooms well lighted and
ventilated; wide halls and extensive We
randas; 1t Is heated by steam, llgi,t my SoS
electricity, supplied thropE [t9 I! 1 VIII az
from an Artesian Well. and equipped
with complete Hydriatic, department..
The power station, with boilers, engines,
pumps, dynamos and a lotion Ice plant,
furnishes light. power, heat. Ice and re-
frigeration ample for the needs q the
house at full capacity. The Steam Lau n
Bottng House Is provided with tanks Ks
pipes, ETC., for convenient handling of the
mineral waters. And there, are also on
the premises, Kennels, a bowling alley and
an eghtroom dwelling In good repair.
The plumbing and sanitary conditions are
excellent. Tie properties cost more 1, than n
with furniture. bedding. linens carpets,
china, slverware, Kitchen utensils etc.,
etc Of tho latest design and excellent
quality. y, ~.
in Southern Virginia, on Southern Rail
way, three hours from Iaic hmond. ana \. Is
eaS4.y accessible rom points NoItli, ss9outiA
and West. 1t is $50 feet above sea level,
enjoys d uniformly mild climate, affords
good shooting IN season. and is an IDEAL
-year-round resort. 75 Bg{
Possession given upon compliance Win
the terms Of sale. The property offers a
rare opportunity for Investment and par
ties Interested are invited to make per-
sonal inspection Of It before day, day Of sale ne
purchase money, and the residue in two
equal instruments al one and nd two years.
nually, at the rate of six per centums per
annun from aats Fl sale as vi pua t bs
notes or bonds Of the purchaser and SCI
cured BY deed Of trust upon :, the prop 2,
erty sold. The purchaser VIII also DC
required to keep the property. insured
against loss by fire in q fair and reason
able amount, and to assign and deliver
the policies OF such insurance rs further
security Of the deferred pa yme nts.
VIRGINIA TRUST. COMPANY.
Trustee, Richmond, Va.
nth April. 1904. apllo-tds
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton 6 Co.,
Real Estate huctioneers.
AUCTION SALE or
I he meGklenburg,
90 Ar III,
Chase City, Va,

In execution OF q trust deed from tho
the ,rgnia Trust Company, Trustee,
bearing date on tho list July, 1909, and
Mecklenburg county, Va. on the 18th
July, 1g(2, III pursuance Of the terms and
provisions OF said trust deed and at the
cured. and also In pursuance of resolu-
tons of the stocknnlders and directors
OF said Chase City Mineral Waite; Gem !1r.
pany adoped on the 2stl, NH Mhirc ,rn dg5a,
to sell. as an entirety. the real and per,
sonal property Of said Chase City Mineral
Water Company. when tho real estate t,t
should be sold under said trust seed, tne
Undersigned Virginia Trust Company,
trusten ns afnrnsail. will on
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ha T.. * r. burg ! psto, !, a \. 3 !; ..
Trains Leave Rlchmond-No rthward.

rains Leave 49, - ~ - - - R
f. AIS A. NJ daily. Byrd ST. Through. 58S
Is 6.45 A. Mldaily. Main ST. Through.
7:l5 A. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland nc-
500 4. NJ. ! Sunday only. Byrd 81 Throush.
$40 s:4o 4. An It., week days. Byrd St. Through.
Local stops. ggti =. -, jl..sLl.. ,gi 5,5a$
1906 noon, week days. Byrd st. Through.
400 r. NJ. week days. Byrd 81. ffederAcAs-
burg recommendation. -, n, 5tl Il ~ HI
j sos p. NJ, daily. Main 81. through sss3
E $3.50 r. NJ. week days. Elbn. Ashland aos
s;o5 r. A. daily. BYRD St. Through. n
Trains Arrive Rlohmo1 d-So uthWaru. ~
GAO A. NJ, week days. Elba- Ashland ae-
$40 a. H.. week days. Byrd st. Frader.cks-g
s:ss A.. A.. daily. Byrd St.. Through,
e $50 Al NJ, week days. Byrd st, Through
2:S5 r. NJ daily Main ST. Through.
$500 p. NJ, week days Elba. Ashland Acoon-
!isT. DAILY Eyra St. T Tbro, g. roaa,
ntops =, 49,, 4, 3lJs 5% .S@t<
NOTE-Pulln.an Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
all trains except local accomnoda togls tlias5
Time OF arrivals and departures and conneo-
w s!9n D. n pu faa G. ". GULF ". p TAYLOR.
Gen'l Man'r.. Asst. Gen'l Man r.. Traf. MAJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-04
In the vicinity OF Elizabeth City. The
incorporators are principally New Jersey
and Pennsylvania parties. tho capital
being $4,000.
WHIsKEY FRAUDS.
Severe Arrangement Of District
Attorney by Counsel for Defense.

70 Especial 10 TIC .IIWts -JIspatcHJ n y
GREENSBORO. N. C.. May 3--ln the
Federal Court here to-day. after concu-
sion OF argument by counsel the case
against T. NJ. Angle. y. f. Sprinkle and
William Young. charged with defrauding
the government by the Use of low-proof
5 o'clock in the afternoon given to tho
jury. AT O'Clock tonight the jurors
asked for typewriter copies OF tho cyl
dence>in the case. which were sent them.
morrow. @
The most sensational feature OF tho
argument in the whole case was the ar
raignment by M l.. Mott. for the defeItse.
Of District Attorney liolton for not first
indIciing and prosecuting the officers OF
the government against whom the doci-
proceeding against private citizens. who
were souEhtlto be convicted upon circum-
stances n lone,