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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-20
OUeenSWdre

New Chinaware just arriving. 1t is for you tosee tn
beauty. Tea and Dinner Sets-gold and floral decorao,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-20
OUR SCHOOLS.
Averages for Month of April
CECILTON-HIGu SCHOOL.
GLASS Of 1Oo1

lonina Benson. Observation-Disclosures. .96.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
STROBE DEFEATS MASslE
He is Nominated BY Majority OF
Twelye-May Be Contested,

ESPECIAL to The Times-p lspatch')
LYNcHBURG. VA. August 2s'-Gom.
plete unofficial returns from Amherst
and Nelson counties give Aubrey y,
Strobe the nomination for state senator
over Bland Massie. the incumbent, from
the district composed OF those two coun-
ties, by majority Of y, Strobe carried
Amherst county by n majority while
N1assIe won in Nelson by 81
This was one Of the Warlnest fights OF
the primary probably In the State, and
much bitterness has probably been en-
sendered by 1t, IT will be recalled that
Strobe was one OF the leading counsel In
the prosecution Of the case against Judge
G. j, Campbell before the House " Dele-
gates In 1909, when the Judge was re-.
moved from the bench of the Amherst
County Court, and this fact developed
into quite an issue In Amherst county. II
1T Is understood that there Is q prob-
ability Of an effort being made to have
The vote Of one or two precincts IN Ans
lherst county .hro YIN out because II .l y
ialiesed that hepublicans were permitted
to vote at one, while ut anot her " -
s4AAsa.A thai nulattaas and nihitH aA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
ASK WRIT OF ERROR.
Attorney for Austin Johnson Try
Ing to Save Him.

Through his attorney, Mr.. Edgar B..
English. Austin Johnson, the negro now
confined in the Ilenrtco county jail await
Ing his execution on the Goth Of septe','-
Der for heInous crime OF which nc was
convicted ny n Jury, will appeal TO the
different judges of the Supreme Court
for a writ OF error and a stay Of SEN.
tence. Mr. English will lay the case be-
fore the Judges, individually and collec !.
lively: and petition for tho writ.
Johnson, In the meanwhile, stoutly de-.
clares his innocence. He has recently
profeased religion, and declares that II
he is to be hanged he will meet his Maker
maintaining his Innocence. There are
many who believe that n mistake was
made in convicting Johnson while others
pugnaciously hold to the theory that the
regro committed the crime upon the little
girl. 8S
Mr.. English has prepared strong ap-
neal, and feels reasonably sure that he
will succeed In presenting such facts to
the Judges OF the high court that writ
Of error will be granted and that fol-
lowing this will be a new trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Albemarle Club is Unable to Settle
1ts Debts.

In the Chancery Court yesterday. a
deed OF assignment was made carrying
the assets Of the Albemarle Club to 3. H.
West. trustee. 4i
niture and fixtures, a stock OF liquors
and a collection Of pictures and other
art works in the clubhouse at POS East
The. principal debts Of the club are: :
Unpaid rent, 1898 !; p. 4; Alrslie., so7.76;
4 r. L Christian & Co.. s241.s9; Richmond
Ice Company, sos; state CORPORATION
s4oiS5; Davis d & Adkins, sl$s1s: Frank
Miller. f12i7o; Anheuser:,, Busch Company.
1915; r. Savage & Son. $3.50; Stratus
Cigar Company, $500: city taxes, sos. 10,
There are numerous smaller debts. rang.
Ing from sl.5O to $50: The total Is about on
4 The conveyance, is signed by Arthur
BHirocak s secretary and treasurer,
4 The defunct club was at one time one n
tions in the State. Before the formation
OF the Commonwealth Club the Albe eI RE
. was second In Importance only to the
gWestmoreland in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
TUCKER's ADDRESS.
TO AMERICAN BAR ||.||||.|:
Lawyers From, All Sections Of Of
United States III At \
tendance.
fBx Asaorlnted press..l

4 NARRAG ANsDTr PIER. Il. l.. Aug.
ss.--P Prominent jurists from, all sections OF
the United States gathered here TO at
tend the opening sessions to-day OF tho
twentieth annual meeting OF II, Atneri-
carl bar Association. Included In the
number were Juutices White and brown.
OF the United States Supreme Court, and
many professors Vt he various lazy
schools connected with TIE great Amcri-
car universitles. The conferences VIII
continue through tomorrow and Fri
day.
As the first feature OF to-day's scs-
SONS. the president Of tho association
Henry st. George Tucker, Of Lexington.
Va, delivered his address, paying espe-
cial attention TO the most noteworthy
changes In statute law made by. Congress
and In the various state legislatures dur
ing the past year. Referring ~ the james
town Exposition, he said: "a
Among the statutes OF most Interest
passed BY tho last Congress was the act 70
authorize. In connection with the James
town Terce'itennai an international al nayal.
marine and military celebration. The stat d
ute was passed In the closing days Of the
session, and approved March .. 1875. 4 \
makes an appropriation OF tao.ooo tor tae
AZ exhibition a government celebration, In the
waters OF Hampton Roads 1t appoints the
President. tho Il. Secretary OF the ! fcat-
ury, the Secretary Of War HI and tho *
Secretary OF the Navy q commission TO
s. have full charge OF the government exh,-
billion at this time. Il 3 ma 4,
in 1907. IN order 10 celebrate the nrst perma-
nent settlement of the English speaking
race upon this continent, " An event o.
f unusual interest and unique In It's oppor- \
tunities. No other exhibition has had such
facilities for d marine display. as NJ
other has been held upon such mag
n.ncent sheet OF water as Hampton Roads. ,
upon which can ride tho navies OF the
world. The President has Issued his proc
lamation inviting the nations OF the world
A to take part In the celebration. and 1T Is Z
believed that the GREATEST naval display
1.-THE world has ever witnessed Will be one
Y OF the chief attractions.
.The managers OF the exposition itself
express all intention OF leaving the beaten
track OF other expeditions as Tar a. pos
sbe, and emphaslzing not 80 much the
e ndustrialS as the historical and literary
development Of the nation In this they
have a rare opportunity It was these
waters which first saw the small craft
sounding their way inward. and which
later heard the guns Of tho Monitor
and the ''A1errimnc'' during the civil war;
Within sight OF Fortress Monroe. ana
within easy reach OF Yorktown. James
twn and williamsburg. no more historic
sight IN our entire country can we'll be
x Imagined. TO the bar II would be espeei-
II ally interesting. for ut jamestown #tne
nrst representative assembly that ever met
& in America waA convened. THIS was III 4
1919. year before the foundation OK Fiy--83
mouth ROCK. 49, $50 n f33.s Ill 652
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
LED OFFICER: AlFIEE FIELD
Makes Officer Folkes Do
Sprintinp Event Of His Career.

ofHcer Foxes, Of the First District,l
was fairly defeated in spr nting match
terday afternoon Tho track was near
the Richmond Cedar % Works, and the
race was to have been a mile. Walker,
came undertake wire without a hair turn
ed and felt 80 good about the matter;
that he kept on running. SO far as
the officer knows the negro may yet be
running. {, Z, !, :.
3 walker became involved In a difficulty
arlv in the day and officer Folkes went
to arrest him The negro sped the blue
coat and started to run. The officer gave
chase, but wasn't in It with the black
4 report became current in a few min
utes that the negro had killed a white
man at the Cedar Works and there :, !, was v a
considerable excitement IN the nelghbor-
foundation for the reported murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Mrs. H. Oscar Kerns,
(spccIal to Tho Times-Dlspnt Oh,

Especial to Tho mes-Dlspntcn]
suTHERLIN, VA, August @.-Mrs,
Julia Florence ISerns, wife OF Mr. II,
oscar Kerns, died at her home In this
place last Sunday, in the forty-eighth
year Of her age,
Mrs. Kerns was born in Gloucester
county, va. and was tho daughter OF
A s. and Julia a .Treyilian. She was
the mother of twelve children, and Is
survived by ;eleyerr-four daughters and
seven sons-ten OF whom reside at suthr
orlin. One son resides In Birmingham.
Ala She is also survived by two sisters
and two brothers,
The funeral service was conducted Alotl-
day AFTERNOON at the sutherIln Metho-
dist Church by the Reys, W. q. liuren
and Joseph II, Amiss, and her body was
laid to rest in the church cemetery, The
bearers were az follows:
/ IInnorary--pr, 9. D. Barksdale, Dr. y.
v, Brook, Or. Brydon and Messrs, car
ter. y. Kaufman. "A. Jameson, John Rag
land. John Terrell ", q. 9NIoseley 4. ~.
Powell, +. X. CLANCY, j, 7, Walton ana
j. w. TONNES.
5AativA-a y Aarra i, Fred Burton. sam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
ton, Quartermnster-s Sergeant Chapman
and Commissary-Sergeant Bell.
PREPARING FOR HOLIDAY
Thousands to Assemble at West
End Park Labor! Day.

Extensive preparations are being made
at the West End Electric Park for the
Of the laborers Monday,
September 4th, Labor Day. Among other
viii bo built In the Natatorium. This
pavilion will be co by 60 feet. Countless
electric lights will illumine the whole
place. q. f4S9it &. ll
III Selections in dance music will be played
every evening after Labor Day BY lar
della's Band. General Manager Henry
x. Franklin ls8making special efforts to
for The Trades and Labor Council. Elk
c,irsions from all .sections Of the sur
rounding country will ha run to Rich
mond on the occasion, and 1t Is probable
that thousands Will attend. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
NOW IN
SARATOGA JAIL
5fContlnued from First Paye.)

CONTINUED from First Paye)
statIstlcan. to other Nsw York brokers.
Correspondence between Holmes and
brokers found w the secret service agents
contained the initial n" which Is SAID
to have been the way In which Holmes
referred to Peckham. IA
According TO the report OF Secretary
Wilson on the Investigation he made
Holmes admitted that he and Peckham
had close relations. and were at one time,
associated In II business venture IN which.
Holmes twas to have an interest equal
TO the sutn OF 5000. which he was to
receive as d gift from the other men,-
bers OF the firm. :
Secretary Wilson said that Holmes ad-
mitted that when he had occasion TO
visit New York. he frequently found that
his hotel bills were paid by Peckh ham Or
By Van Ripper. Secretary Wilson's report
charged Holmes with communicating al
vance information to Van Ripper ana
Moses Haas, OF New York. 8
The names OF any others indicted IN
connection with PeckSam on the con-
spiracy charge, have been.withheld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
sLI.D. FROM r 81 THE ROOF.
Mr.. Owen Thomas Falls Forty
Y Feet and is Seriously Injured.

Mr.. owen Thomas, who was working
forty feet fromathe roof yesterday after;
noon at 3:15 o'clock and sustained very
serious Injuries. His spine was wrench
ed his left eye bruised and his ankles
Bprained. 55
Mr.. Thomas slid Off the roof and struck
Inc E,Dunu in II sitting position. Just
how he injured his eye or his ankles
The ,ln,Dlila lict, YIN charge Of Dr. Pitt,
responded promptly. and after treating
the Injured man. DR.. Pitt took him to
the Virginia Hospi tai where he Is Under
the care Of DR.. Upshur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
ONE VOTE EACH.
One Man III Martins and In Viii
lard's Precincts Scratched Them.

The candidates f,gve d right to feel proud
of the support they received at thcr
own homes
Willard each had only ono vote cast
against them at their PRECINCTS.
/ 1Tllp pho cast in scottaville a,Nalnst sem
ntor Martin was by n personal enemy re-
cast against Captain Willard at Fairfax
was lie result OF fls Declining 70 giye
employment to workman whom no
Some OF tho curious results OF the prl-
mary nre shown BY the outcome at tho
various points. THAT seem from their
Maidens looked colby on Mr.. swansot,;
Tomperanccylle prohibited Judge Mann,
and Cashvlle and Qreenba ckville gave Q
check to Captain willard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
READY TO ENCAMP.
Blues Battalion Left Yesterday
for Basic CITY for a Week.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blnees' :,
and nai'a "B Nth SI,pe Company SG and "E. :
Of the Seventy-second Virginia Regiment.
left yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Ss.; !, II T
remn in in encn npment a. week. B Compa-
MES ,aE,' OF Chase City, and &c, I" are Pc
tersburg, were commanded, respectively.
~ Captains A. r. Finch and ~ y. Par-
,The following officers OF the seventicth1
Regiment will receive the Seventy-second
Regiment at the camp: Major RossieuX,
and Rittenaur, Sergeant Major CARING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Reunion Postponed,

(By Associated l,ress) =,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN AUGUST 81
On account of the yellow fever schre,
Wilder's Brigade will not hold Its annual
reunion in this city at tho time OF 'ne
reunion of tho society Of the Army OF the
Cumberland. A letter to this effect mas
been received from Commander ltilpoFn'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
Three Wrecks in Same Place
Within Last Six Months.
BY Associated Press

nv 113y AssOClattu Fress.J - 800
~ CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. PA local
freight train on the Greenville & .Laurens
railroad MAS wrecked to-day hear
Bar ksdale, four miles from Laurens It
is thought that the accident occurred
on account OF an iron bolt on the track.
The colorcd fireman was kllled and I'm :
2 ineer i. T.. Bearden was badly injured.
The engine and seven cars were de-
molishcd. l5..i. /, "
There have been three wrecks near this
point within the past six months and
foul play Is suspected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
The Human Fly"

Mr.. Harry II. Gardiner. who styles
himself the Human Fly" will UNDER
take to paint the flag poles OF the Jef-
ferson Hotel Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. AS these poles are some two
hundred and fifty feet above the street,
Mr Gardiner will DO put to the test to
nrove the appellation Of "the fly not
4 n,isnomer. lie will give an exhibition
if people are assembled In the street
below
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
His Injuries Killed Him.

Robert Bates, negro, died at tho
city Hospital Tuesday from the effects
Of a bullet wound received on July 31st.
The negro was from Chesterfield coun-
.ty. Hc could give no description OF his
assallant when brought to the hospital
and died without giving the police any
clue that could lead to the apprehension
OF the man who did the shooting. The
Inquest was that he came to his death
from bullet wound inflicted by an un.
known person. 5<t 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Richrnonder Wins Contract.

t Mr.. J. Henry Brown has been awarded
the contract for the Appomattox soldiers
memorial by the Appomattox county Sol.
dlers' Memorial Committee. This com
mlttee lis composed OF 7. j.. stratton,
chairman; Mrs. John Randolph Atwood,
secretary; DR.. w. II. Abbott, Captain
W. Il. johnson. Major Joel W. Flood, j.
Kirk Hannah. Z. A. 6imms. A. a, Bagby
ana r. T. Tucker. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Republican Wanted to Vote.

AZ 38I Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)
LAHORE, ORANGE CO, VA, August
23.-Therc was quite L lively bout at
this precinct yesterday when D. T. Ter
srill, Republican OF means. insisted on
voting for Montague without any inten-
ton Of forsaklng Lewis for the governor
ship lie was turned down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Warrants Issued.

(ByIAssoclnted4 Press.) "a,
q NEW 20 EsK. August 2a3,TUnited States,
District Attorney Beach who has been
the alleged leak In the cot
ington and conferred with United States
Comm lssloner Samuel Hitchcock and As
sis;ant United states District Attorney
Wise. II became kno hat two war.
cock In connection with the cotton cases.
Mr.. Beach returned TO washington IA to
In the afternoon, and 5upAto tonight no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Cut Cash in Head.

/, Walter Trevlllian asixteen-year-old
white boy, fell from cart that he was
driving at Seventeenth and Washington
streets yesterday afternoon and cut q
deep cash in his head. three st'tcnes
were necessary before DR.. Pitt could
CLOSE tho wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Tobacco and Warehouses Burned

a I83 (3y AssocInted Presa.)
3 PADUCAH, KY, August 3.-Fire to-
H.. Graham Tobacco co. warehouses and
the Iierndon ard Tucker rehandllng house
and between SO and 500 hogshead OF to-
bacco, Loss, 100000, mostly covered by
fumes Harrison, colored dropped dead
at the fire, overcome by heat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
lStaunton Defeats Winchester

5(speclal5to The Times Dlspatch.)
& sTAUNTON, VA, August 23.-staunton
bnse- ball team defeated Winchester here
this evening. IA to 0. Staley pitched for
Staunton. This Is three straight games
Staunton has beaten Winchester Staun-
ton leaves tonight for Roanoke to play
1 hrna Games. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Williams, T.. H, Lester. Z. p. Hodges.
C. T. sutherlin and ]. I Garter.
lanes A. Martin. 81
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)i

Especial to Tho T1mes-D 1spatch.J ~ 8
GLADESBORO, VA, August 23.-Mr
James A. Martin, a prominent young
man OF this place, died Sunday night.
i Mr.. Martin leaves a young widow and
four small children. His death was a
great shock to his friends and relatives.
as they thought he was recovering from
a spell of fever. Flo was taken suddenly
worse and died In q few hours. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Swallow Cup Of Lye.

John Block. a nve-year-old negro, who
lives at 9s1 Hlotory Street. swallowed a
lot of lye yesterday morning, and but
for the heroic work OF Dir. Pitt, OF tho
city Hospital would have died., The
ambulance was called Mt 1880 o'clock
and Dr. Pitt saved the little negroes llfe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Richard Walker.

Especial to Tho Times Dispa tcho 563st
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August S23.------
Mr. Richard Walker. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert c. Walker, died here yesterday
nineteen years. He Is survived by his
parents and several sisters and brothers.
Mrs. D. P. Dickens.
Especial to Tho Times: Dlspatch.)
~ GLADESBORO VA. August 23-AIrs.
d. p. Dickens died last Friday. and was
buried Sunday at tho family burying
ground Mrs. Dickens was a member of
the Baptist Church.
Rev. Virgil A. Wilson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINsTON-SAL10NI. N, G.. Aug. 3d.
Rev. Virgil A.Wilson died suddenly this
morning Of heart failure at his home In.
sPfartown, at the ago OF about seventy
two years.
Mr.. Wilson was educated at Nazareth
Hail.. and tho University Of Michi-l
gan and after n thorough course OF
preparation commenced the practice OF
4 law but at an early age gave UP his
profession and entered the ministry at
Etaching himself to the Christian Church.
wherein he lnbored With great zeal and
success until stricken with disease some
ton or twelve years ago. MT. wilson
was a man OF deep piety, profound learn
Ing and rs Il speaker had few equals IN
North Carolina.
A. S. Heilig,
Especial to Tho TImcs-D lspatch.) #
Il SALISBURY. N. c., August 23,-Mr, a.
8. Heilig, ono OF Salisbury's most prom
trent and highly respected cltlzens. died
at o'clock this morning after brief
illness from typhoid fever Tho de-
ceased belonged to the younger class OF
business and professional men of this city.
being a lawyer of considerable Influence.
as we'll rs ono Of the largest real estate
holders In Rowan county, He was a So
oial fayorlte and was prominent factor
in every progressive movement and was
equally prominent in religious circles,
James H. Aylor,
Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch
# cHARLOTTEsy1LLE, yA.6 August 2s,
James II. Aylor, Of Leon. Madison county
who underwent an operation at the Uni
versity Hospital this morning for an ah-
soess In the throat, died tonight. The
remains will be taken to Madison to-mor-
row morning for lnterment. His wife and
three childran survive.
Rev, ]. H. Totten.
# (speclal to The Times Dispatch)
h GREENSBORO, N. q, August 2S,-7Rev.
]. II. Totem, a prominent Methodist min
lister. died here to-day aged slxty-hye,
He will ba buried at Kernersyllle Thurs
day afternoon, He was taken sick q week
ago while returning to Kernersyllle from
under his charge,
81, w. O. Cox.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatch)
WINSToN-SAI.EM, n. O., Aug. 49,
Mr.. w. o. Cox, a prominent young law
yer here, died this afternoon. after three
weeks illness With typhoid fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Small Fire in a Residence.

~ alarm OF fire was sounded from NO.
1il4 Vennble Street at an early hour yes
terday morning. The blaze started n a lot
OF kfndling and 1t Is presumed that q
mouse found match and started the
IRE. IT is the home of Mrs. A. M. Tyler.
The loss will be about $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Me.ting for Divine Healing,

There will be n service held at 4 T. NJ.
to- day In the West End Rescue Mission,
No. TAT West Cary Street. Another meet
Ing will be held mt T. NJ, at theS Frank
in street Midnight Rescue Mission. No.
1l34 mast Franklin Street All are cor
dially invited to attend. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
OBITUARY.

Miss Lizzie Moore Putney.
The funeral OF Miss Lizzie Moore Putney
toxic place at 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ing from her fathers residence NO.. w
West Franklin Street, Interlnent was IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Scott

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
5 GATE CITY, VA, August 9-Complete
returns official from Scott county. gives
Martin. GIT; Montague. IA: Swanson, 49,;
Mann, 1874; Willard. III; Ellyson, ~
5cabell, ~; Williams. 700; Anderson. %;
Hulvey, SEQ; Egsleston 2sS.
There was not disturbance OF any con-
sequence, and the Democrats are wen
pleased with the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Mrs. K. Y. Roach.

Especial to The Times Dlspat ch,)
WOODSTOCK, VA. August 23.--Mrs.5
Kate Roach, wife Of Mr.. Is, Roach
died at her home In Strasburg to-day
about noon, after n short illness OF typhoid
fever. She was about thirty years Of age.5
She is survived by her husband, mother
and three brothers. s96
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Dr.. b: Barron 1.r.t,,r Dead.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspa
LAHORE, VA, August 23-Rev. DR.. A.
c. Dnrron, noted evangelist and Baptist
preacher OF Charlotte. n. c.. died, Sat.
urday from the Objects OF stroke OF
paralysis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
Dr.. Derieux Not Called,

Dr. w. T. Derleux has not been called
TO the passionate OF the Smtthneld Church,
as was incorrectly stated some time ago.
nor does Or. Dereux expect to be called
to this church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24

publcans we're permitted to participate
III the primary These charges are ex-
t.srtnd il develcr d I the meeting 81 tho
county committee on Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24

$40 votes were cast in the primary yes.
terday..
The following candidates received the
majorties set opposite ther, ma names, TO-
wit: 2gsss5
4, Martin, l43; Swanson, go; Ellyson, ~;
Eggleston, 325; Anderson S2s lioobs LOT
State Senate, 81: Person tor tiou Sc !. :. %
tDelegates, &C., Norris for County Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
German Picnic a Success.

AZ GerI1an TFlClNCT OuCCcSS' I-T
st. Marys German picnic, which was
held yesterday at Oak Grove, Will be con-
tinued to-day, beginning at 10 A. NJ,
with the same arrangements that were IN
effect yesterday.
A very large crowd attended yesterday,
much larger than was anticipated, In
order to accommodate those who could
not attend yesterday, 1t will be continued
to-day. l.Ea