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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
STRUCK BY TRAIN. /

Building Macadam Road From
brakes Branch to Charlotte c. H.
Especial to The Times-n ispatch) s4
EUREKA MILLs, VA, July 49, Early
Sunday morning, as the north bound
4 passenger train was passing Drhkes
Branch, 4 white man from Danvilic, BY
the name of Drubbs who was employed
In the construction OF the macadam road
which Is being built from brakes Branch
10 Charlotte Courthouse, was drunk on
the railroad track, and was seriously, II
not fatally hurt. X
lie was struck On the back OF the
head BY the engine. He was taken to The
hospital In Danville for treatment, and II
Is rumorcd that he died last night.
The macadam road which Is being con-
structed from brakes Branch to Char.
lotte Courthouse Is about half finished
and 1t Is hoped Will lead to- the perna.
nent improvcment of the county roads
generally.
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Entertainment at Bon Air,

lSpcCldi " ffi.
BON AIR. VA. July l9-Last night
nearly hundred people assembled in the
pavilion to enjoy an cntertainmenttg gotten
UP entirely by the younger set for the
benefit of the Hazen Memorial Library.
A stage had been arranged and the young
people presented. in very pleasing man
ner, the play entitled "The Rescue Of the
Princess 1Ninsome.' The characters were:
Prince Hero. Darnley Adamson; knight
Fearless, Meredith Chambers Princess
5Winsome, Miss Virginia Miller: Ogress,
Miss RanIe Talcott; Witch. Miss Eliza
Montgomery; First Fairy, Miss Mamie
May Bates; Second Fairy, Miss Frances
&Woodson. ~
Tho young factors" were beautifully
costulned, and each part was we'll 5ren-
dered. Following the play number OF
tableau scenes were presented, and al
we're very pleasing TO the audience Re.
freshmcnts were then served, the cash
receipts from which. added to tho gate
money" made up n handsome sum for the
library--more than enough TO remove a
small debt hat was hangng over It.
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FOR A SQUARE. !. DEAL |: \:
IN G0OGHLAND]|a.C'.0|U.N' !. ]
The Primary to Have Fairies 4: les!
NJ Without Cost to the Can
didat ties: ls Y y u 4.

1RrWi n .177s a., @ July 19.-'rhe County
Iemocratic4 Com mittee met at y oochlanu
Courthouse Monday and SELECTED judges
to conduct the primary. All 5ofsthe State
Officers are represerted.$Hln az some pre- pre-
clncts there are two Marlin and one
Montague judge, and In others Two MOI! Moi
tague and one Martin, and III some 8lh-
stances the Martin judge rs for WIZARD Z n
FOR Governor and sometimes for. Swan
son or Mann The judges We're selected
from men OF high order whose charac-
tiers are unlmpeachable, the object being
10 give q fair dchl to ALL. ~ resolution
was adopted requesting judges and clerks
to refrain from soliciting votes on the
day OF election, which will be obeyed.
The committee decided Ito request all
Judges to act without pag and N cases
where accounts are presented the COM
mittee agreed to assume allSresponslbility
as to settling sch accounts without cost
to candidates. i ssf a E
This is done to give the primary plan
fair show by way Of experiment, which
plan is not over popular with q large
per cent OF the people, They also de-
8cided to select a member to the House.
along with State officers IN tho pri-
mary. }ts N. S
Following is list by precincts, t%o.
Judges and one clerk for each:
Dover Distlict--NlanaKlha E'reclnct: w.
s. St. Clair, J. l.. Clarke, a. G, Henley.
I3owles's Store Precinct a. B. Avis, @. Z,
Bowles. Byron Wnldrop, Ford's Store
Precinct: i. S. Gathright ], g, Nuckolls,
Charles Ford.
Licking Hole Dlstrlct--.Goochlnnd Pre-
cinct: N. W. Miller. N. B. Duke, Rnine
Irwin. Three Square Precinct: w. Il,
Lewis, j, G. Talley, J. S, Parrish, Rock
etts Preolnct: r. A. siddons, ]. Calvin
Parrish, Henry Rutherford, Walkinsville
Precinct: ]. r. Massie, Charles Furrant,
r, l. Bradshaw.
Byrd Distrlct--sneads Store Precinct;
W. w. Childs. r. a. Rawsone. George.
r.. Cowherd, Caledonia Precinct: Robert
FISHER, FRANKLIN Matthews John a. More
T'rice's Store Precinct: Z, N, Parrish, r.,
A. a. Woodson. S. T. Pryor Tabstott
Precinct; y. v, Jordan. Jim Pryor, ]. w.
Randolph.
TWO judges and one clerk Tor @apcl pre-
cinrt
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NORFOLKSUFf[RS
{ From R D \ THE HEAT |
Berkeley Citizens Boil Water Be
cattse 81 Ritt,ored .l Dead
VI Body.
5-- ~
WITCH VICTIM IN HOSPITAL 1 n.
Newspaper Men Have Have An ~ En- Eli:
.18.!.: counter i, the Ledger
Office. 4
WITCH VICTIM IN HOSPITAL
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(SDcClHI 10 fIUc s{4as5s4
/ NORFOLK, " VA july 14-'rhc heat
has been Intense here for two days.
The weather bureau quotes 1t at o. de-,
grccs, but 1t is hotter on the streets.
r. l.. Orr. city plumbing inspector. was
Frustrated last night. and was In d dan,
gcrous condition TIL this morning. when
i. lie recovered consciousness, as the result
OF treatment. Chief OF Police Boush has
a issued orders against the fast driving and
the overlooking OF horses. "a
Tho citizens OF Berkeley arc boiling the
+ water from the public hydrants on the
rumor that the body Of II negro man
was thrown into Lake 1tllby, the res
cryoir, ana that. therefore. the water Is
dangerous TO drink. The managers "
the water works declare that 5thc con-.
dillon OF the water Is due to the mud
collected from the8recent aims.
3 j.. II. Haynes, Of Raleigh, M G., q
s we'll dressed young man. the son OF a
Z merchant was In the Police Court TO day
ns the complainant against g.. A. Perry.
4 saloonkcepcr at Cumberland and
Queen Streets whom he charges with
d permitting gambling. by which HAYNES fy
lost slTS Haynes was badly beaten.
and he charges Edward a. Brown WIN WI
assault Ilayncss face was scriousi
J. bruised Tho accused mon we're a RI cs ,!;'
WRECK VICTIM.
Mrs. II. y. shackelton, Of Freeinason
Street, seventy years OF age: VINO was
injured in the wreck OF ne Norloih ! ANY
Western train at Prospect. Va..5 W '!1.s
brought here early this mornlns, ~ NJ
after an examination. was gent 70 =. the
J Protestant Hospital for trcatmeen llt, fn ae
daughter, in Charlotte street. but rs her
Injuries were Internal and seemed sGrl-
GUS she was sent to the hos.ital. Willie
Shackclton, her grandson. was bruised,
but is not supposed 10 be SERIOUSLY IN
turcd. He was not sent TO the hospltal.
w. Nv, Y EyIyestcr. OF Eerkley, who was
4 also in theAwreck. returficd to h home.
he was bruised, but not seriously.
.58, BUSINESS MEN FIGHT.
a S. H.. slower. president Of the Public
Ledger Company. an afternoon news
paper, and Sidney A.. Yeager. an adver-
lfzng writer both OF them formerly OF
Richmond. and Mr.. Slower recently Of
Newport News, had q iights.in the Office
Of the ncwspap per Yesterday; In which
was the aggrcssor. Mr.. Yeager was Sc
griously bruised. and declares that he will
bring a suit for damages. a
i FELL DOWN STAIRS
AS 4. Mrs. Crawford s. Rogers. Of Berkeley,
seriously injured last night By falling
down a flight OF steps at the residence
( OF Mr.. Henry O. B!llups, In thcE county.
where she was visiting She sustained
IA compound fracture OF the left ankle
and was otherwise bruised. gi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
SHottWeather Growth.

Do whiskers grow faster in hot cath !
er than.rin cold? The correct, an Wer -! 70 =,
HAT ti.I there els IS an increase Of about q per
cent. in business during the extremely
hot spells and that al thslnerease e sYns
~ ,er dav. instead of once A a day. Al
5though u hot Weather makes more. bust
ness ness for the chin polishers, they DO not
particularly welcome It. Men, arc. Always ,si,s
roipled with the Increased speed of exc
cution makes the whole business unsat-
isfactory for both the shaver and the
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pupil of St. Margaret's fashionable dlo-
cesar school for young women.
Prisoners Threaten Suicide.
MO. July ls.-4rwo prisoners

MACON, MO, July 1.-TWO prisoners
on the sheriff that IL he doesn't let them
Y0ut where they can get little air and
sunshine they will commit suicide, AS
Two prisoners have taken their lives N
the jail recently, the threats are causing
the sheriff the keenest anxiety, and he
has stationed TRUSTEES on guard during
the night 10 watch the prisoners VINO
sent'the notice.
Everything that can be made into a
rope has been removed, even the shoe
strings OF the prisoners There are ten
men in jail, and every one Is affected
by the darkness and the no&iolis air,
The jail was built In the long ago when
more thought was given 10 security than
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THE !. BOYCOTT j: BEGINS.
Retaliation Of Chinese Against
Exclusion Laws Of United States
n Try associated Press.) III.

:WAsHlNGTON,8 July ia cablegram
received By theSstate Department IRON 7,
Shanghai says that the boycott ga gal
American goodsiii CONNIE nc e ,o-ua "a: ! !.
FI,vory effort wasfrnnde to .allay the agi-
,tatlor. which ii iststdted Is a part Of he
retaliation Of tie Chinese against s the .ex
cl,,sion laws Of the United States. me
state Departmentahas been. Informed oy
the consuls that the proposed boycott was was
organized hy the trade guilds IN I'VE
ports Shanghai Canton. trien Tsin, nan nan
kow and New Chwang. =,
1t is believed that the boycott WI n 10y
be success full or do any particular injury
to American goods except IN the cltlles =, OF
Canton and Shanghai where inc su gurus
are stronger than elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Rockefeller's Summer Home.

John D. Rockefeller Is surveying the
ground for his new summer! home a t
Butiermilk Hill, across from Nya a on
am modest enough as compared with the
.pretentous palaces Of SO many modern
miliiomaires. but the site Mr. Rockefeller
has chosen is 50 commanding and the sur,
among Hthe most costly creations Of re-,
cent years his home will be one Of the
show places of America
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Young Girl in Trance.

WATERBURY,. CONN, July ls,-Physl-
clans here are puzzled over the case OF
Miss Ethel Peabody, sixteen years Old,
who has been in trance for week.
unable 10 speak or recognize her family,
They viii not give her medicine because
they expect, she may come out OF nus
peculiar sleep, She is a daughter Of Fred
u, Peabody. investment broker, and IS y
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Brief Items From Everywhere.
Bishop Joyce Dying.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 1S,-The condition
Of Bishop Isaac w, joyce, of the Meth
yodlst Episcopal Church, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks ago, Is such
that the physicians III charge have given
US hope of his recovery,
His right side is entirely paralyzed and
he is only partially conscious. lie may
linger, however, for several days,
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whocsonnhcss. and It's cells are dungeons
Of the ancient tyre.
sfg VI ~ t
8fhlES tft!r "a r. ~ e ~ al. u .t.a4.

L = ~ \
Wife Can Search Pockets.
5 KANSAS CITY, July ~. Judge slower
declared la the Circuit Court yesterday
that he would never Interfere With That
ancient and honorable right of wife
SO search her husbands pockets for loose
change. William Nj. Harding asked u
divorce from ina Nj. Harding. one reason
being because shc had habit of "frlsk.
Ing" Ills pockets after he fell asleep. 5iEi
When Tie evidence was ill In Judge
Slower said:
III want ltRdistinctly Understood that
AM hot granting this divorce because,
+ the wife went into her husbands pockets
j shall do nothing To interfere with thai
ancient privilege Of tho iair sex.gA wife
has the right TO do that grant the
divorce for other reasons.
Dcroulcde Coming Here.
PARIS, July 1o.-M. Paul Dcroulede.l
who recertlyrcf,ised to return to France
under Preside Loubets amnesty procla-
nation ter having been exiled ~ the
High Court for sedition, is considering a
visit to the tinted states for the pir-
pose or studying the Ainericat II Constltu-
z ton THE announcement was made yes
tcrday by his brother, Andre Deroulede.
60 D Oh
Gen. Wood Had Polypus.
2BOsTON. MASS. July 1s.--'rhe secret
fof the nature OF the growth which sent
Ma ior- General Leonard Wood to ST. Dtar-
rnret.s Hospital last week came out yes
tcrday The surgeons removed a poly
pus from the inside Of the nose, the
growth having become so large as TO
interfere with General Woods comfort.
Ihe operation has been 50 successful that
n, ~ ,.nQ r1oy n n
5the hospital and go to Pocassett Cape
bt,od, where the Generals mother has Il
summer house. Mrs. Wood and nurse
went with him. 3 81 gss
Ate Toadstools and Died.
81 y1NJIAND, 3s N. Ju July 19.--Joscph
F,ranzoi,, d prosperous farmer near here.
Yesterday mistook toadstools for mlsh-
rooms. The family ate some of them
for dinner. Two children, two and seven
years old, respectively. are dead. The
father may recover. but the mother IS
In critical condition.
Rockefeller Buys Amalgamated.
}t . BOSTON, July 1o.---John y. Rockefeller
y es,erday purchased 100000 shares or
Amalgumated Copper. thus becoming q
stockholder for the first time 1t is aii SAID
this move Is made because OF the az
Ia cks OF Thomas w. lawson
Juror Broker Cause for Appeal.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Because juror
who is a broker was allowed to trade Ire q. ~
cotton from the5box, all appeal VIII I. be
made for a new trial in the case OF Emma NJ "a
Nash, sentenced to fourteen years l '1'
manslaughter
f. L II
Town Wiped Out.
APPLETON. WIS, July ia report
saws that Aniwa. shawano county was
wiped out by windstorm yes.eiu Wy,
an,wa has q population of one hundred.
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AFRICAN PRINCESS IS
DEAD in CAMDEN
Daughter Of Virginia Negress
Who Married King Noonan, Of
Sierra Leone.

Mrs. Anna Maria Rrin, a princess Of
Sierra Leone South Africa. died at l her
wns" sIxty-five years old and lived with
her her daughter and hyn grandchildren at
No. l705 Van Buren Street,
There is quite roman,tI ne story IN fHn n
was d native Of Virginia. In the early
thiTtias she went TO serra Leone, where.
she attracted the attention of the ma
Ny "a n result she ana the Afn ri poten-
tate were married Shortly after the
birth Of Princess Anna an insNrreetion
made matters unsafe In Klng Noonan,s
realm and he sent his wlfe ana daGgh
They never returned to their African
home. the mother OF MIS-, BIN DYING ~
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MERCURY
WORSE THAN THE DISEASE

The effects OF Mercury and Potash are
worse than the effects Of Contagious
Blood Poison, for which these minerals
are generally used. They cannot cure
the disease, and in addition set up pois,
on Of their own, producing dyspepsia, by
drying up the gastric juices, salvation,
sores, mercurial rheumatism, and often
necrosis Of the bones.
Bowling Groen, KY, Mitchell House.
aentlemen;-For over four years I suf-
fered greatly from severe case Of Con-
tngious Blood Poison; went to Hot
Springs, staying there four ~ nths alta
4 big expense, ! then c1naulted physi-
9tans wh9 Eood IL troat
1nsnt proved moro harmful than beneh-
cIal, Thus continued to suffer for four
years. mentioned my oAse TO friend,
who told me that s. 3. 3. had certainly
ana ants In six months could and no trace
81 the disease Whatever. This was about
two years ago, and there has been no
signs Of return. ~ N. sANDHAs.
S. IS. S., a remedy made from roots.
herbs and barks, Is the only known an
tidote for Contagious Blood Poison. 1t
thoroughly and permanently eradlcates
4 the poison from the blood so that no sign
E is ever seen of the disease in future.
S. s, S. buildsup instead Of tearing down
the system, as do Mercury. and Potash,
aud when Ii has cured the disease every
part Of the body has been toned up
BY its purifying and tonic effects,
S. S, S. also removes any effects of the
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Juror Broker Cause for Appeal.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Because q juror.
who is a broker. was allowed to trade ~
cotton from the3box, all appeal VIII = be
made for a new trial in the case OF Emma
Nash, sentenced to fourteen years y or
5manslaughter S
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Mercury, Potash or any other mineral,
Home treatment book and any medical
ADVICE will be given without charge. II
THE SWIFT Specific CO., Atlanta, Ga,
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Rockefeller Buys Amalgamated.
3tg BOSTON july TO- John D Rockefeller
y esterday purchased 100000 shares Of
Amalgamated Copper, thus becoming q
stockholder for5the first time. 1t 10 SO SAID
this move Is made because OF inc AZ;
tacks OF Thomas W. Lawson.
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Town Wiped Out.

tSsA PPIE1rON, WIS, July ia report
saws that Aniwa shawano county was
wiped out by a windstorm YESTERDAY.
|EAniwa has a population of one hundred
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-21
CUBAN CONSUL HUFFY.
Files Protest IN Opposition to Uncle
Sans Quarantine Regulations
Against Islanders.
Against Islanders.

Cuban Consul Leopold Dolse Of MO
bile, Ala, has addressed a letter to
DR.. Rhett GOode, president of the
quarantine board of Mobile bay, in
which he sets out that the regula.
tions of his board, which went into
effect April /, against Cuban ports
are unjust and unnecessary, and asks
for their immediate repeal.
Otherwise he threatens to call the
attention of his government to the
matter that measures may be taken
in the premises, calling the attention
Of Dr.. Goode to the fact that II the
enforcement of the regulations are
persisted in, Cuba can, with good
cause, adopt retaliatOry measures and
quarantine against Mobile, because OF
the prevalence of cerebUo spinal men.
nights in this country.
Dr. Goode says the regulations were
adopted after a conference with tho
United States marine hospital service
authorities, and the health authorities
OF Texas and Louisiana.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-21
CENTRAL TO BUILD SHORT LINE.
Columbus GreenVille BrAach viii Be tA.
tended Eighteen Miles. to NewnSO.

~
tended Eighteen Miles to kewnSO.
1t is definitely announced in 81
vannah, Ca, that the Central rail-
road has decided TO extend its Co
lumbus and Greenvllle line from
Greenville, in Meriwether county, ia
Newman, in Coweta county. a distance
of about 1S miles.
This extension will be accompanied
by a broadening of the gauge on the
old road and will thus give the Cen
trail a short line to Atlanta, through
it connection with the Atlanta and
West Point railway at Newman, ana
direct connection with Chattanooga
through CedartOwm and Rome.
The advantage this short exten-
sion will give rae Central is appar-
ent in a glance at a railroad map Of
the state. This distance between At
lanta and Columbu by this route is
only 1O7 miles. SIS against the South
'ern railway, mileage Of 1877 via Nc
DOnougb and Griffin, and III miles
by way Of the Fort Valley line 10 VIII
Hanson.
The Central's present line from Co.
1umbus to GreenTille, so miles in
length is a narrow gauge. This will
be widened and made a broad gauge
new roadbed.
road for the entire distance. Heavy
grades will be avoided and about FIVE
miles saved in the construction OF the
The extension from Greenville to
Newman will be eighteen miles. From
Newman to Atlanta on the Atlanta
and West Point, the distance is SO
Central's short line from Atlanta to
Columbus 1O7 miles.
miles, making the total length OF the
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-21
BOYS KILLED
TN STAMPEDE
Host Of ''Newsies" at lndianapO-
lis Caught In Fatal Scramble.
RUSH FOR FREE TICKETS
-Four Of the Little Fellows Trampled to
Death and Over Twenty Injured,
Some Fatally.

FrenzIed by q false alarm Of FIRE
several hundred eager newsboys strug'
Cling to obtain their share Of free
tickets to a local theater, which were
being distributed by travelling rep
resentative Of a patent medicine COM
pany, stampeded in a narrow stair
way In the Masonic Temple at Indian
apolis Monday night, crushing the life
out Of four boys, and II is believed ia
tally injurring several others.
A partial list OF injured includes the
names of twenty-six boys, three OF
whom are believed to be In a serious
condition.
Long before the time appointed for
the distribution of the tickets the
stairs of the Masonic Temple at the
southwest corner Of Washington street
and Capitol avenue, we're crowded
with a pushing, yelling crowd of
newsboys, each anxious to be first to
receive the pass. When the distrlbu.
ton began the excitement became
more intense, and the efforts of sew.
eral policemen who had been detailed
to prevent trouble were unavailing.
Il is alleged by a witness that one OF
the boys, in the endeavor to hasten
the exit Of those who had received
their passes, shouted fire" Imme-
diately those at the top faced about,
and with almost superhuman strength
began to force their way to the bot.
tom Of the stairs. Shrieks and phys.
ical encounters followed for several
seconds, when from some cause those
nearer the top fell headlong upon the
struggling mass at the bottom. Imme-
diately policemen from the central sta.
ton, who responded to a riot call, be.
gan the work of rescue.
Four OF the boys were dead when
'extricated from their position at the
bottom OF the stairs. Others believed
to have been fatally crushed were
taken out as fast as they could be dis.
'entangled from their frenEied compan.
ions, who fought and chung to each
other in desperation.
The dead were hurriedly placed In
esAhpN'ohSSS anu sent 10 lUe mOTRuC
for identification. The fatally injured
were sent to the city hospital and
the city dispensary. while many who
received only slight injuries were
made comfortable in carriages ana
sent to their homes.
After the injured had been taken
from the scene Of death and the crowd
had left the sidewalk, the sight pre-
scented by the stairway and walk in
front of the door and in the upper
hallway was grewsome in the ex-
IRENE. Blood trIckled down the steps,
fragments OF clothing and flesh were
strewn here and there.
The catastrophe evidently had lit.
tie effect on about 400 OF the new
sies'' who, instead OF returning home,
to relieve the minds OF anxious par.
ents, went to the theater on the fate
ful passes.
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KNIGHTS or LABOR FnE NICK.
Want Ei0ht-VOUr Day in CSSsI Work end
Barring Of Jsps snd Chinese.


An all.day meeting of the executive
committee OF the Panama canal com.
mission was held in Washington Sat.
urday to discuss the various phases
OF the canal work, particularly those
relating to the duties OF the engineer
members OF the commission. This
practically was the first opportunity
the executive committee has had to
consider the subject OF the canal work
carefully, and many matters OF rou-
tine were discussed.
During the day a protest was nled
by the Knights Of Labor against the
employment Of laborers on the canal
construction work for more than eight
hours q day and against the employ.
ment OF Chinese or japanese lnborers
At all. BY direction OF the commit.
tee, the Knights OF Labor were In
formed that the subject would be con-
sidered fully, and that later they
would be given an answer to their
protest.
II has not been determined def.
nitely when the executive committee
of the commission, consisting of
Chairman Shonts, Chief Engineer
Wallace and Judge Magoon Will 20 to
the isthmus, but II IL expected thsy
viii 50 II = month or i've weeks.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-21
HAS NEGRO BLOOD N WINS

's Assertion Of SOuthern College Students
Who Mode Effective Protest.
c. V. Daniels, a student at the East.
man Business College at Poughkeep.
sic, N. Y, for whose removal 100
southern students petition President
Gaines. alleging that he has negro
blood in his veins, withdrew from the
main college. President Gaines &C.
companied him to New York to in.
stall him in the Harlem branch OF the
college.
DIR. Gaines, who was born in Vir.
ginia, addressed the school and &C.
cused those who signed the petition
OF taking a very narrow minded &C.
ton. Daniels comes from st. Thomas.
and Is II years old. He says his
father is English and his mother a
Porto Rican.