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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j. B. Ela1n & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
scouRr SALE

COURT SALE
5TIAT8TE "a LOCATED AND VERY
q DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME y
DWELLING AT 8SOUTHEASTE3s
5st CORNER PINE AND VA
.5CUMBERLAND STREETS,
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R.;,c,h,7Ionder.s, In New York.

fspecial to The Times Dispatc h0 =, a;
NEW Y DIRK, Mar CHI 3O.-I ALL: w.
Williams: Park Avenue--Mrs. g. u. Stltt;
Spa iding--M.5 NJ. McRac ana vile
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.EX-CQNfEDERATE
A First VICTIM
The New vagratlt Law Be
ing Rigidly Ell
forced.
a WHALING OUTFIT I
a Unique Exhibition il i, the
State Museum at
Raleigh.
!. VIVA LIN G OUTFIT.
ts..s,.l n ,rha rinas. pi.patch.l

tspec,sl 10 The Times Dispatchl
RALEIGH, N. c., Mar. 30;-The state
Superintendent Of Public instruction. "
Y. Joyner. is making an effort to induce
at least as many as one-third OF the
County Boards Of Education in the state state
to set aside 5000. or $3.50 from the school
fund this year for the purpose OF hold hold.
Ing teachers institutes In their respec-
tive counties. 1fine can bring about this
no proposes to employ professional d.
rectors for these institutes and perfect a.
systematic method Of holding the inst.-
itutes. NJ
A charter is issued for the Cannon
Fetzer Co. OF High Point. the capital be- be-
INK SIPS. 900 authorized for the purpose
Of doing q general mercantile business.
IS WHALING OUTFIT. Fl
A whaling outfit that has been In use '1
since 1928 on the coast OF this state +, :,
i,,at been arranged uniquely for exhibit
tion In the state Museum. the several ar
tlcles OF the outfit being suspended In an
arch formed by two jaw bones OF
whale that was killed a number OF years
ago with these same Instruments.
These bones measure 12h feet and are
set together 80 as Ito form the arch IN
which the appliances are suspended. The
outfit consists OF three harpoons with Is
fathcms OF rope and toggles each. a flesh
spade and the whale carbine and amn,u-
milton, the latter Consisting Of an explo-
slve bomb with two-second time-fuse at.
tached. The exhibit attracts much atten-
ton. III! 81
vi General Freight agents r. A. Brand
OF the Atlantic Coast Line; A. Pope, Of
the seaboard Air Line: G., ]. Shaw. OF tho
Southern. and E.sA. Neill, OF the Atlantic
and North Carolina we're here to-day be-
fore the Corporation Commission, submit
ting argument against a. reduction the
commission proposes to make in the
freight rate on coal. The commission
will not; mako a ruling for a day or two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
BY A. ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COURT SALE .,
NOS. 4os AND, 1870 WEST DUyAL
sTR r "a, AND 9, ING gu 81 fSS
TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL S
NICE RIuLDING LOTS 5ADJOINING.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
GREEN ! I Redo,
REAL ESTATE AuCTIOhEERS
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
the RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF tine rARMvlLLEi
Z p0WHArAM RAILROAD CON.
pAnY. iss q. %

BY virtue OF two decrees rendersd by
e 81 lax ad Equity ono Court o ts hs s anS
the other on the gard day Of February,
1922 in the causes psndng sais GSnrt
s PoW1IATAN r. r.. CO 8 < ALsasT;s
&C: y. SAME" AID IVY. s.: ARCH. Dis,
Of the amount sutlcicrt to pay CT
the liens on the property within the
February 21st, 1865. the undersigned,
who were appointed special commission
ers for that purpose tany two Of them rem
proceed to sell, by public auction. to tho
City Hall In the city OF Richmond vir.1
= NAY, 1906. AT L O'CLOCK nc Z
free OF I'LL liens and encumbrances what
sToep sses assssssa fer the
erty---real. personal. or mix ed-franchis
and interests 0! the Farmville 8 Powha-
tan. Railroad Company. consisting OF .
railroad, extending from Bermuda Hun
in Chesterfield county, where the company
ties to the tow, of + armvllle. In Prince Ed.
Seighty-cight and three quarter miles; to-
Will I'LL IlIlebs 6puEHlEdCh0pE
sidings; depot tracks. and yard ira cks;
way. depot buildings and grounds, sn9ps.$
telegraph lines, telephone lines. stores
houses, u stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery, tools, appliances, loco
motives, coaches, cars. ondolas, real
estate, Offices, office furniture, books and
books OF account. attonery and supplies
and all other property OF every kind and
description OF said Railroad Company,
wherever altuated Except cash in bank
or In the hands of the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents, and any debts, ac-
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and his agent from any parties WHAT'S -y
ever, both on the day Of sale and on the
day Of the confirmation Of said sale.
Terms: The terms e ssid sale are
dollars l;75. 100000 eash, s25 .ooo. 90 Of
within three days from the day OF sale
and the residue OF 10000. when the sale
lis confirmed. The balance to be on credits
of six and twelve months from tho day
I Of sale; the purchaser ito execute ne;
gotiable notes Tor the d eferred payments.
with interest from day Of sale, with the
right to anticipate the payment &ot atas
notes; and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase money IL paid and;
conveyance directed by the Court.8
u For further particulars as to said rail- a
road and other prop erty. parties are res
Tered to the receiver; Col. e. M: r. Tal-S
cot, at the offices OF the Company
Min IL. and Main Streets.I Richmond VT -
e'''''- CTIAs. s.. sTRINGFTLLoW. 81
s<Sr-
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+ q TANO. ORGAN, BRASS BED, FUR
N1TuRE, REFR1GERATORS.D DROP
HEAD SEWING MACHINES. COOKING
STOVES, SHOW CASE, GROCERIES,
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No. 2O1 South Pine Street.


In pursuance Of the decree Of the ,Rioh,
ir1ond Chanoery Court in the suit styled
MARY Sue Young VS.. Ethel L.. Young q
ais entered ON the goth March, 1906,
Ehe undersigned Special Commissioner
will sell by public auction. ON the prem
i MONDAY, APRIL 3RD, 1906.
at o'clock P. NJ, the real estate referred
to in the sald decree, It being the above
named neat, substantial, we'll located and
rooms. with the lot on which It stands,
fronting twenty feet on the eastern line
OF Pine Street, and extending back on
the southern line Of Cumberland Street,
and within parallel lines 145 feet to an
alley the property being N most co1yen
character now greatly IN demand s24 by
homeseekers and investors. ia,t3
TERNnS-One-third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the remainder in two
Iofsthe purchaser at 9 and ~ months, with
Interest added from the day Of sale. and
the title to be retained until the pur-1
chase money Is fully paid and a convey
ance ordered BY the court
G.. CARLTON JACKSON. 81
Special Commissioner.
hi ]. B. Elan 6 Co., Auctioneers
The bond4required by the above decree
OF the Special Commits sioner has been
fcIIAs. O. sAyILLE. Clerk.
AND IArMEDIATELY4T
say at 40. I'VE viii sell the new; six-room
modern frame dwelling Si5 81 Up
No. 1875 S. Lind len Street,
fronting 1890 feet a good home or first
class investment. M
3TERMS-Easy.
Mch 28-tds "a
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TTIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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The bond required by the above decree
( the Special Commissioner has been
uly given. i:A5
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SOL CUTCFHNS.
Special Conmissio

The Bond required by the above decree
OF the Special Commissioner has been duly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-31
Trustees Sal Of Mules.

Nlch s,o-tds
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
An Aiken Young Man Found
Dead In Boston.

Boston, Mass. June 10 - Mys-
terry surrounds the death of young
Thomas c Baker of Aiken, s. G..
who was found dead in his room
today by his landlady.
B,ker is sail t. y. the son of a
prominent Aiken family and en-
gnged a room Mt 80 Upton street
two weeks ago, saying he was n
student and wonld probably occu-
by it for two years He had on
ly recently returned Il from Europe
where he had been taking special
course Mt universities and was
preparing to attend the Harvard
Summer school. Several letters
came for him, one from Aiken,
5. c., one from Goshen, Va, and
one from Harvard, and as he had
not been seen for two days his
iandiady took them a., to his
room only TO fad him lying dead
under a coch with his limos drawn
up in agony, the finger nails dug
in the flesh. a medical examiner
hurriedly summoned, said death
was probably due to some heart
affe ection, but had the body re-
moved for examination. Sever
al unopened letters from Aiken.
). g., were found in the room.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Ereason Is Acquitted, Mis- Ed.
wards to Hang.

Reading, Pa, June I6. - Sam
uei Greason, colnrcl, WAS today
acquitted of the murder of Johp
Edwards. Mrs Kate Eiwlrds
wife of the murdered man, whose
testimony convicted Greas IN over
three years ago, today completely
exonerated hun Greason's death
warrant wns issued ten times, and
his case has developed iu,o one of
the most remarkahle murder trial,
in this State.
Mrs Edwards, the m Ither OF
Greason's child, is un Ter sentence
of death and 1t is expected that
the governor will fl the date for
her execution within a short time.
1t was pos;p ned suver..I months
ago that she could be u9ed as II
witness at Gieason trial.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Confederate Heroes In Clo-
riolS Parade.
NiNcAcd Proudly Under Shat.
tered Flags and Chcered
Strains Of Dixie

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
New Road For Rock Hill.
Special to News and Courier.

Special to News and Courier.
Rock Hill, June ia meet
ing, which may mean great things
for Rock Hill aud vicinity, was
held here today at the Com
mercial Club. w. l.. Roddy was
chairman. The object of the meet
ing was explained by w. S. Lee,
Jr. Of the Catawba Power Compa-
ny, who stated that those whom he
represents would begin at once
the development ef the Catawba
falls few miles south of this city,
and that tn get freight they would
build line from the Falls to con-
nect With the Sea board at Edge
moor. His people would have
enough freight to guarantee busi
ness for five years, and he thought
Rock Hill could attend to ths
other end of the line. Their plan
is to equip with steam for the
present and follow with electrici-
ty.
1t will he remembered that with
in three years a survey has been
made from Rock Hill to Edge.
moor and a commission Is already
held by Jno. 7. Roddy and Others
for railroad on that line. This
should simplify matters. Rock
Hill has long wanted an indepen-
dent connection with the SeaboarJ,
and this seems her chance to get
it. 1t was the sense of the meet,
ing that the matter is of the great
est importance, and committee of
representative citizens was an.
pointed by the chair to canvas tle
situation with view to definite
arrar gemeLts with Mr.. Lees as.
sociates. The committee is W. B..
Wilson, w. J. Roddy, X. T. Fo, :
ell j. M. Cherry, Jno II. Barron
and j. b. Johnson. w. A. p.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
The Law ViadiCated In Or
augsburg County.
William Johnson Hanged for the
Namcless Crime.-Den-
led Hi. Guilt 70
TIE last.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Orangehurg, June I6.-Wdliam
Johnson was hanged here today
for rape, of which crime h: was
convicted at the May term of
court.
The hanging took place in the
Jail and the scin,old was used for
the sixth time in the Id years Of
Sheriff Dullos'incumbency Of that
office. At the execution today,
which took pace promptly at
noon, there were only very
few persons present besides the
sheriff and his deputies.
Johnson, ginger cake colored
boy, apparently about Is years Of
age, wns tha most concerned per
son present. AT no time hls he
seemed to realize he was face to
face with death, and although he
said II few minutes baf,rc going
on the scaffoll that he was ready
to die he did not appear to APP
preciatc tn fate before him.
He was attended in his last
hours by several negro minis
ters with whom he talked fc ly.
He denied to the last the crime cf
which he had been convicted and
even when on the scaffold dcclar-
ed that he was innocent, though
ready to meet death.
After the trap was sprung the
negro was dead in very few
minutes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
The Armies Fight NTH
Peace In Sight.
Japanese FIanked Russians in
Saturday Nights Battle.
Moving in Three Columns.

Liliapudzy, Mlnchuria. June
1o.-The japanese are ADVANCING
from the ccnlrc and westward,
and are driving ia the Russian S
scrnens south of palitun. Eur
ther west they turnen the Russian
extreme right at Llaoyangchung-
peng Saturday night, flanking the
Russinns out of position after a
nlght-!ong fight Il he Japanese
force consisted of an Infantry di.
vision, four batteries of artillery
and 30 squadrons of cavalry
Gen. Miatchenko's cavalry sub
seqnently retrieved some of The
lost grounds. During Mistch nko's
operations, Prince Fredlick Leo
pold, of Prusria, representing EN-
peror William with the Russian
army, received his baptism of
fire.
According 10 information re-
ceived ut headquarters, the japan.
ese are moving northwest from
Korea in three columns which IN
clude so, 600 infantry and CORES
ponding forces of cavalry andsfeld
and mountain artillery. The Sc
columns are heading for Chutsami,
Kemesan and Kenshan, TO COM
pIete tho line of Oyama's armv
stretching from the Mongolian
frontier to the Sea of Japan.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Says lie was Employed to
Murder and Burn.
A Negro Makes II Startling Com
fesslon in the Rawlings Carter.
Tragedy at Valdosta, GA

Nnldosia, Ga, June IA
Startling climax @me this after
nom III the R,wlings-Carter
tragedy with the arrest of Alf
Moore, negro at Lenox, GA.
He is one of the negroes alleged
to be cDnnec'ed with the killing
of the Carter children. He told
startling story. He declares
that he was employed by Raw
lings to aid IN the bloody work.
II" says that hofure leaving for
V"ldosta tie day the children
were killed, Rawlings carried his
supper to han in the woods in
order to keep him from going
nome. He also said that The
programme was TO kill the whole
family and burn the houSa. He
SAID that Milton Rawlings shot
Carrie Garter and that Jessie
Rawlings killed Willie Carte..
The gun With which one Of them
was killed was also found today
Excitement over The dis lo sure is
high.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Russia Finally Accepts Washing
ton as Meeting Place.

st Petersburg, June Is, 9.35 ,
NJ. Russia has finally and de-
tini'e'y accepted Wnshingt"n as
the meeting place for the Russian
and Japanese plenipotentraries
the foreign office having waived
its request for reconsideration Mt
the personal direction Of the
emperor, whose desire to Give
fullest and f'irest opportunity 10
President Roos tvets proposal
for peace conference is hereby
manifested
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Twenty Three Known Dead.

Baltimore, Juue 1S.- Th G
ieath roll of last nights disaster
on the Western Maryland railroad
now fools up 23 and this number
is likely To lc Increased from
am ing the list Of those ericvonsiv
mangled.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21

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Uowie shaved 49,. ,
ter from .,his h,..n ,f..;
muritv from r,n;.h,,n
one who would fell NJ, ,bev ,no,,
about the Norriso, 1,.roh;
Mr. HOWE WA, very ,,x;o,o =,
keep the affair ON, of th. ra,,
paners and ,ho cssa vos o
missed Mr. H,vi, n,,i,, all a,..
in the case. RI, was varv ,r,,;f,
ing to me to snv fine lenst ,o ,o
arrested uud.r such so,;
charge when onlv NV ,s.,;,,orr
was all that was w,r,od A f,,,.
questions: What was How,e's
"hose" dong in Atlanta at the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
ELLIOTT, HEATH & WATKINS
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER

ny j f Slewman, E.o Prob.,a
judge
w II ERE AS, IA BRIDGES mad.
sur 70 me. to grant him letters of ad
mihi''raliOn OF the estate of and ef
fccts Of Robin Duncan
tn E"E ARE THEREFOR to
ciie and anmonish oil and singular the
kindred aud creditors of said Robin
bunr"n dece sed, that they be and an
psa. oe'1re me, In the Court of Pro
tuesday, June 9th next after mt
Iicaiion thereof, at III o'c ock i'm lie
forenoon, to show cause, IL auy they
nave, why SAID administration should
not be granted,
Slyen under my Hand this 18th day
OF June Ammo Dom'ni, 1905
IL Stewma
Probate Judge
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Mine Horror in Russia Results
in 500 Deaths.

Ekater,noslay, Southern Rus.
sia, June IS.-An explosion has
occurred in the Ivan coIliery at
Khetsisk, belonging to the Rus
sian Done q company. 1t was re-
ported that 500 persons perished
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Ihn Ledger. The AL.

The Ledger, The Atlanta
Journal, Sem; weekh, and The
Southern Cuitivaior, II three
ono year for So, but must be
pail FOR inadvance
Foley's Honey and Tar contains
NJ opiates, and will not consti-
pate like nearly all other cough
medicines. Refuse Substitutes
Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21

foloy's Kidney Cue make
idncYs and bladder right. Don't
delay taking. old by Funder-
burk PharmacS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21

Mothers can safely give Foley'
Honey andTar to their children fos
coughs and colds, for it contains
no opiates or other poisons. Sold
by Funderbur6 Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
The Morrison LynClirg.
Reporter OF The State" Com
plains Of Detective IIowic's
Treatment.

state 10 warn your COrrt SponGcnts
ag"inst what may happen to them
lshouId they ever have the un-
pheasant duty of reporting Iyr-
IchIng and then for any reason
leave the State soon after they
have reported the lynching. AL
so to give some facts rs TO nv
reporting The Morrison lynching
at kershaw last October and the
treatment received from Mr.. II.
j. HOWE and his superior officer
later.
Twelve months prior TO the
Nor: :ison Lynching ut Kcrshaw [
went to Atlanta, Ga to spend
the winter, and having The State 5
interest at heart as well as the in
tercsts of the town of Kershaw. |
recommended Dr. X. :. Cauthcn
as being good man TO take the
position Of The State corrcspon-
dent at that place. | returned to
kerShaw and spent the summer
months there and had matriculat-
ed in the Atlanta Dental COLLEGE
for the session Of IOo4-05 lust
few days before Morrison shot
to death Will Floyd, for which
crime he was lynchcd. The day
the shooting was done | had not
seen DR.. Cauthen and as soon as
it happened | wired The State
about the shooting Of Floyd and
soon afterward met DR.. Cauthen
and told him to keep The State
posted as to any developments
that might be Of interest to The
States readers. DR.. Cauthen re
questcd me to look after the work
tor him as | had started it. | sent
all details could gather from va
rlous sources as to the shooting
and lynching and while | fully be
Ileve they were correct as report
cd | did not sec either the shoot
ing or lynching. Soon after Nor.
rison was lynchcd | went back TO
Atlanta, Ga. and left my family
in South Carolina. On April Sd
last was arrested in Atlanta bv
Deputy Sheriff Schropscher on
the charge Of having murdered
one John Morrison at Kershaw,
and that | Immediately after the
commission Of the crime did flee
from South Carolina, etc.
MIR. Schropsher arrested me at
about Ii o'clock and explained
to him that it would be very hard
for me to leave Atlanta lust at
that time as my final examina--
tons were being held and that |
would come back to South Caro-
lima Immediately after the first
day Of May. MIR. Schropshcr
treated me very nicely and told
me the officer from South CARROLL |
ma, Mr.. II b Howic had instruct
ed him to put me in Jail, but that
he would take me down to the Of
hoes and see if we could not ar
range it SO as to release me from
custody. | was carried to Mr..
Howie, who like Brutus is an hon
orable man, and Mr.. Howic uues-
toned me at length and agreed
that If l would give an afidevit
as to what | knew and signed |
agreement to return to Lancaster
at the request Of Solicitor Henry
he would release me. Mr.. Howic
questioned and cros:-qucstioued |
me till about 5. p. m, and | was |
completely tagged out when f.
nally released. Mr.. Howic's 8 |
manner toward me when he had
me under arrest was Of quite a do
mincrlng kind and he finally re-
leased me when signed and aff-
davit and , ,yr;+,., ,c,,o.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21
Quick Delivery.
Low Pricas, and extra Quality
of Goods Are winning Us trade
Look Here !!

Rice cents per quart.
Best GronuIated Sugar Is lbs.
for 81.
Coffee, 10, 20 and 25 cents.
Cenncd Peaches Best quality
20 cents; good quality Is cents.
French Sardnes-YuwI Club
&c cents; Milan & Gle, Is cents
~ Tobnccos and Ciears--a
fn'l Inc. Como to us for good
chew or smoke.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-06-21

Y ~ g N q R = - l. Va
%s mosttsaIins eaI.s IN .i7e woris
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-07-12
Friday.

1t is stated that President Roose-
welt has offered the position of secre-
tary Of state to Elihu Root. and that
Mr.. Root has accepted.
Three cases suspected to be yellow
fever arrived at New York on the
steamer from Colon, where the disease
is said to be increasing in Its ravages.
Sixty-seven sailors who mutinied on
the Russian battleship Georgi Pobied'
onosetz are taken to prison in Odessa,
and 1t is expected that they will be
shot
Kniaz Potemkine arrives in Theo-
dosia, a port in the Crimea, and after
threatening to lombard the town OBJ
tains a supply of food, but no Goa
could be had.
Rev. DR.. Francis E. Clark reelected
head of the United Society, Interna'
tional Christian Endeavor organiza-
tion, and the 5000 delegates in conven'
tion at Baltimore cheer a message
from Roosevelt