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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-10
Just Received
A FULL LINE OF
GRANITE WARE
Prices Lower Than Ever
Lake City Hardware CO. Ltd.
Occur d'Alene Idaho

noon, Juue 20, 1905, for the cree.
tiou Of two story, four room school
building in the city Of Coeur d..
Alsue, Idaho. building 10 be Of
brick and completed on or before
September /. 1908
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check 10 thu value Of flvs
80 per cent Of the amount II tho bid
submitted a. guarantee that the
bidder will qualify by giving good
and acceptable surety bonds and
enter into contract within i've g.
days after receiving notice Of hts bid
having been accepted; said certified
check to be forfeited 10 the ludepsud
eut School District No /, Cosar J.
AIene, Idaho, iu case bidder fails to
qualify as above.
Said school board reserves the
right to reject any aud all hids
Separate bills will be- received Tor
plumbing. also for steam heatiug.
subject to above conditions govern.
ing proposals. for building
Plans and specifications can he
seen at the office Of the chairman u
The school board. Dr. s. S. McEunu,
Occur d'Aleus, Idaho.
All bida to Be addressed 10 In
dependent School District No. /.
J. NJ. Elder. cicrk, Occur d'Alenc,
Idaho, aud marked bids for school
building
Independent School District No l..
=. II McEUEN.
Chairman
J. NJ. ELDER,
Clerk.
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TowN TEUETEEs MEET.
Reject Bin Of the PtHksrton Detective
Agency.

Reject Bill Of the PtHksrton Detective
Agency.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the board Of trustees was held
Monday evening.
Rule No. 4. adopted May 10Th,
was amended so as to read mo per.
son or persons not members of the
board shall be permitted to address
the board without unanimous con.
sent. -
The street committee reported thai
the engineer had filed with them q
plat Of the cemetery.
Dir. Yarnam presented a written
report Of the committee on the claim
of the Pinkerton Detective agency,
recommending the rejection OF the
same and the report was adopted.
The committee on claims reported
the following claims, and recon-
mepded their payment, to-wit:
The Journal, for publishing ordin.
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auces, $3.50
McClsar 4 Burgan, legal services
in the Front street Injunction case,
$50.
Consumers Company, bill for street
lights aud lamps for April, s62.
Phoeuit Stamp Works, for 100 dog
tags aud links, $3.50.
Report, Of A. V. Chamberlin,
justice Of the peace, for the month
Of May, showing sl36 fines collected,
AMI accompanied by a check for that
amount, was presented Also the
report Of the marshal, both of which
we're adopted
The report OF The street cosnmls.
siouer for May, shu"iug - road tax
receipts sell ter labor, aud tie sold
Tor each. and accompanied with the
treasuret's receipt for the cash turned
into the village. aud containing
statement Of work dous daring the
month. was presented and accepted
The report Of the village treasurer
for the period between March lifh TO
Nay 3Ist, showing receipts and die.
Uur emeut, apI showing balance on
baud ucu Of sl7Ca.s2 aas present
q J., read ard accepted ani the tteas.
grer aus requested 10 turut ID state
ueut shoFiae the amount on hand ID
The different funds, for uext meeting.
\ letter lraa Senator Hes burn,
regarding the withholding from sale
IT the strip If land en- the east side
Of the Fort Sherman military reserve
aud enclosing letter from the bon
CRADLE commissioner Of the general
land office, was read and placed en-
Gle.
Tho regular monthly salary bills
for May we're ordered paid, Es
follows:
r. McGoveru, marshal, $50: Henry
Klappenberg, uightsatch, $40; Earl
Sanders, attorney. s25, j. II.
Harte, clerk, e25; J. II. Harts,
office rent, Is.
". A. Andrew presented the fol-
} low ing resolution:
"'lnasmuch az the village needs a
deputy sheriff at Occur d'Alsne, |
move that the clerk be instructed to
communicate with Sheriff Doust, and
request him, on behalf Of the board
Of trustees, to appoint p. +. Nc
Govern, deputy sheriff for Occur a.
Alene precinct and vicinity"
Mr. See, representing a Ere ap.
paratus house, appeared before the
board and spoke on the matter Of the
purchase by the village Of a chemical
Ore engine, and stated the advantages
Of his machine. The matter was re-
ferred to the committee on fire anC
water to examine into and ropor
at the next meeting.
The street committee was author
lied to make a selection Of I've o
more acres in the cemetery plat, &
be improved for cemetery purposes.
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The following letters remain un
claimed In the postofiice:
A. Augusta, Erie Anderson, Fuiet
Anderson. ". fl. Cowles, Mrs. isaat
DeBoer, Robert Foster. Cora Gross
Ernest HuIett, Elijah Horton, Hanni
Kammerer, VIII Kennedy, 8. W
Leight1e, Marie Mclaughlin, Harr!
Meggitt, Ada Marchildon, Harold
Martin, Leota Noel, Milton &. Rice
q. w. Wagner, J. J. Whittier.
Please say advertised when callini
for the above letters.
ID. F. MASON. Postmaster.
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J NJ. ELDER,
Clerk

tisuo secret, that for cuts, burns,
ulcers, fever sores, sore eyes, boils,
etc, nothing is 40 effective ne Buck
lens Arnica salve. at didn't take
long to cure a bad sore had, and II
IL all o. X. for sore eyes, !" writes
d. l.. Gregory. Of Hope, Texas. q
cents at the Occur d Alene Drul
Store
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Ten Dollar. Round Trip to Portland Fair
June / 9Th and 9th, the Northern
Pacific Railway company will sell
coach excursion tickets, to Portland
and return for s1O, good for seven
days from date Of sale. Children five
to twelve years Of age take half the
above rate.
s. q. KITCHEN,
Agent.
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Hniirsin Cnnlrneinr..

Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned up to IL o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
DANv1LLE-cHARLoTTE
Laviland Cole to Catch for Dan.
v;lle-Standing Of Clubs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
B DANVILLE, VA, June 0.-Danville to-
day defeated Charlotte, score II to 4. The
principal feature OF the game was POW
ellis running one hand catch In left field
OF Gains'sS fly. Charlotte did not score
until the eighth inning. In this inning
four runs were scored on bunch Of
good hits. In the sixth inning CHAR
slotte came near scoring, and Smith made
second, and Fetzcr covered long drive
to center that Troy could not touch. but
he managed to get the sphere In home
in time to put Smith out. thus blocking
.Charlotte's first chance Charlotte put
Leakc, Of Randolph-Macon, In the box.
but he gave the locals all they needed,
and t!cklcd the fans into bowling dem
ionstration. Then Charlotte played Rey-
nolds in the box with much better sue
cess Charlotte gave Danylile five runs
on Leakc and three on Reynolds.
Batteries: Danville. Moore and Bcnney;
Charlotte, Lcake, Reynolds and Reid.
Tomorrow Mr.. Lav.land Cole. Uni-
vcrsity Of Virginia pitcher. will p.tch
for Danvle Great things are expected
OF him.
Sa!isbury-Spencer's loss of game to
Greensboro to-day puts Danville still fur
ther ahead and baseball headquarters to-
night are much like the usual scene
around a political club on election day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
which Mr.. Dauchy thoroughly under

which Mr.. Dauchy thoroughly under
stood
"The simple work az excavating at
Culcbra and preparing for further ex--
cavation are the only things which
could be done pending a final decision
from Congress-
II have made no criticism of per-
sonnet or individuals, but do believe
that the obstacles due to the govern
mental methods required by existing
laws are so serious that they will have
to be eliminated If the American peo-
pie are to see the Panama Canal con-
structed in a reasonable time and at
moderate cost.
'My only desire in this statement has
been to protest against what con-
slider the unjust denunciations OF the
secretary and to fullyr.nforn my per-
sonal friends and professional breth-
rcn, who have been familiar with
my career of the essent!gl facts re-
lating to this matter. / emphntically
disclaim all responsibility for the varl-
Gus statements recently published al
legged to have been made by so-called
friends"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
Snoddy-Birsch.

Especial to The Times-Dspatch) H
DIANA MILLS. BUCKINGHAM CO..
VA, June s0.-One OF the most brilliant
marriages OF the season was that Of Mr.;
Grafton snoddy, q Penland. VA Va, I. an ni
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Birseh. OF this place.
The marriage took place at Sharon
BAPTIST Church wednesday, afternoon at
5 O'clock, The. bridal party entered amid
dared by Mrs. Fl. G. Paterson.
The ceremony, which was u very beau,
tifni and Impressive one. was performed
by the Rev. +. Ryland Sanford
The church was beautifully decorated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
NO T|D|NCS FROM
JOSEPH C. FRIEND IN
Thought That the Missing Man
Has Taken His Own
Life.
MINE IN VESSELS RUDDER
Schooner picks Up One Used
Recently in the Mimic
Warfare.
Especial 10 Tho Times DIspatch.)

NNEpcCldl " i Uc Il lIles.Dl5pbtCu.)
NORFOLK, VA, juno 30.--C. II. Friend.
OF brakes Branch. Charlotte county, liz
here searching for his brother, Joseph
Cannon Friend. who is suspected OF
suicide. The young man dlsa peared
from hero several days ago, after writing
& Il postal card James Allen, In which
he said that one of this members OF the
Ben.Hur Society was drowned and he e2-
pected TO do tho same thing
The statement OF the friends OF the
missing young man is that he was dis
appointed in love. was not permitted 10
marry a young girl OF his choice at
home and therefore he was subject
attacks Of melancholy and OF suicidal
mania. The brother will stay here TIL
some trace OF the missing man is dis
covered.
MINE IN HER RuDDER.
The schooner Jesse l.. Leach Capt. VIII
ron, from New York, was towed In hereto-
day pulling hatxlgr on the line than her size
warranted SID was locked and ex-
amined at Primers Point, and revealed
one OF the mines used recently In the
mimic warfare at Fort Monroe tangled
In her ruddcr.
Sixty of the substantial truckers rep
rcsenting the Good Roads Association OF
the truckers. began proceedings n the
courts to-day to compel the consolidated
turnpike company to repair tho roads
and keep them In order or TO Quit chnrE-
Ing teams. The truckers tore down the
gates and dug up the posts OF the one
toll gate to precptatc the contest theJ
desired In the courts.
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Sketch of Stevens.
(By Associated Press.)

tby ASSOGthlSo - Soo'J
ST, PAUL, MIMI, June 30,--John F..
stevens was chief engineer of the Groat
Northern Railway from 1895 until 1905
with tho exception of one year, from
1898 to 1899, during which time he went
into private business On leaving the
Great Northern. he became second Vice
president OF tho Rock Island road. Mr..
stevens principal work. which made for
him a record with the Great Northern,
was done while no was engineer OF con-
struction in 1892 when. with two indian
guides and a pack mule he started from
gAssinaboine, to lay out the western ex-
tension of the Great Northern to the
coast, The Indians desered him, and his
mack mule died. He preserved In his
work, and after much hardship completed
tho task. locating the line as It now
runs, Stevens Pass, In the Cascade
Mountains was named after him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
FRIEND WROTE HOME.
Told His Mother in Letter Of In.
tention to Commit Suicide.
Especial 10 The Times-DIspatch.)

EUREKAs MILLS, VA. June so.-The
Tgimes-D Dispatch q yesterday brought the
pearancc in Norfolk OF Joseph 6.
Friend. Of this county. 4 telegram
from Or. ]. s Warner White and a
litter from Mr.. Allen. OF Norfolk. to
whom young; Friend wrote. Of his in
tcntion OF committing suicide, were re-
5ceived yesterday! By Mrs. Bette Friend,
mother Of the unfortunate, young man.
confirming the report as published In the
Tines-Dispatch. Messrs. Thomas Frie/a
Charles Il rrend b5oshers q the
the hope OF locating him. His family
here are Frustrated by the shock Of the
fear he had killed himself. The Friends
arc among the very bes. people OF the
county and they have the sympathy of
the people in this trying ordeal. Young
Friend is about twenty-five years old.
and about a year ago had severe spell
OF sickness.
His family, say there is nothing In the
report that he was disappointed In love-
The report to this effect is without
foundation. IN fact lie had been living
In Norfolk, ten months II Is hoped he
may be found alive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
PITTSYLVANIA COURT.
Commissioner Of the Revenue Re
signs-Dr. Halle Jail Physician.

K SlS 10 ~ . = an Ga \ ~ S1$9eA!s
Especial to The -Dispatch.)
CHATHAM, VA. June 3o.-The June
term OF Pttsylvania county Circuit Court
adjourned Thursday night. Judge Saun-
ders leaving for his home at Rocky Mount
this morning. The cases tried this week
were w. C. Tate against the Southern
Railway Company, for damages by fire.
The defense demurred to evidence. and
the jury assessed damages at $3.50. Judge
Saunders will render his decision In yaca-
ton. Snow against the same, for dam
ages by fire: verdict for $3.50. Whit
Choice, colored, for malicious shooting.
three years in the penitentiary.
The next regular term will be In Octo-
Der. The regular August term will be
suspended.
Frank p. Cakes. commissioner Of the
revenue for the Fourth District, convicted
Of assault and battery at the June term
Of Circuit Court and fined four hun
dred dollars and given six months In
Jail, rendered his resignation Wednesday,
which was accepted, and A. L. Whether
appointed to succeed him, appointment
to take effect August 10th.
DR.. James S. Halle was appointed jail
physician for one year, to take effect
at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
WYTHE TRAGEDY.
Kelly Halsey Shoots and Kills His
Cousin, Sam Patterson.
fsnccial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Halsey shot and killed his cousin. Sam.
Patterson, this evening about s o'clock,
in Crockett's cove, about u miles from
Wytheville. Full particulars have not
been obtained, but It is stated that Pat
In q wagon and when nearing. homo he
saw Halsey hunting on his land, and
called out to him. Halsey then cursed
Patterson. who started from his wagon
towards him, when Halsey shot him In
the head killing him instantly. Halsey
is about IS years Of age and Patterson %.
The families of both are highly respect
ed and prominent. The sheriff has gone
to arrest Halsey. ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
.DEYER REPLACED
BY A WARWICK
Revenue Collector Asa Rogers
Chooses a New Chief Deputy
Collector.
CHANGE IN EFFECT TO-DAY
Mr.. Deyer, Identified With the
odd Agncw Organization,
Collector With New.
CHANGE IN EFFECT TODAY

Something OF sensation was caused
in the Federal building late yesterday
Afternoon when 1t became known that
Chief Deputy r. o. Deyer, iii the office
Of Collector Of Internal Revenue Asa
Rogers, had been superseded, and that
Mr.. Abram Warwick, a bookkeeper. re-
siding at No. 20o0 Ivy Street, has been
selected as his successor.
1t was the last day Of the fiscal year,
and late in tho evening when the news
OF the change became current and spread
rapidly throughout the building. Collec-
tor Rogers had gone to his home in
Petersburg and the deputies in the Office
were aversc to discussing the matter
for publication, preferring for the an
nouncement to come through official
channels. From what could be learned Of
tho affair, Mr.. Deyer was served with
notice that Mr.. Warwick had been APP
pointed chief deputy and would enter
upon his duties with the beginning OF
the new fiscal year to-day. Some Of tho
employees OF tho office were noticeably
agitated over tho change, but did not
care to be quoted.
Did Not Apply.
Some time ago when it was rumorcd
that Collector Rogers would be super
seeded, It was rumored that Mr.. Deyer
would probably be the Succession and It
was even stated that Deputy Deyer had
made application for the place. Mr..
Deyer himself stated to a representative
of The Times Dispatch at the time that
he had not applied for the position,
and would not be an applicant, SO Tong
as Collector Rogers was in the. field for
reappointment. He intimated that If he
were assured that Collector Rogers would
not be reappointed, he might become an
applicant for the place.
Mr. Warwick was employed at the
Commonwealth Club and did bookkeeping
for others. He is a young man and Is
said to be recent recruit to the Repub-
tllcan ranks, though he had voted the
ticket several times IN national cleo
lions. It Is understood that he was COM
mended for the place both by District
Attorney Lewis and by Chairman G. b..
Slemp. The position pays a, salary Of
about $1,000 or $l,S10 per annum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
Surprise Marriage.

Especial to The Tlmes-D spaLchO
STAUNTON. VA, June So.-N1r. John
B. Fifer and Miss Mary II. Haines sur
prlsed their friends yesterday evening by
getting married.. The ceremony was por-
formed by Rev. w. q, IIulllhch at the
rectory OF Trinity Episcopal Church., af-
ter which the bride ns o nha groom ; LEFT on
bridal trin.
MI. Fifer has been for years connect.
ed with tho Marshall drugstore. The bride
is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CharleH
n. Haines, who has for several years
hecn member of Trinity choir, and
prominent among tho Daughters Of the
confederaey. She is very handsome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
DISTRICT PRIMARY.
County Chairmen Meet at Waiver
ly and Decide on August 22.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
SUFFOLK. VA. June 3o.-The Demo-
cratic chairmen OF the counties compos-
Ing the Twenty-sevcnth Senatorial Dis.
trict-Surry. Sussex. Prince George. and
Greenvile--met to-day at Waverly and
decided to hold the senatorial primary
August ed. the day Of the state p-s-
mary. Senator A. r. Hobbs is being OPP
posed by ". H Purdle, OF Grccnvlle.
j. E. Persons. OF Sussex county will be
opposed for denomination to the House by
Max Mason. a Waverly attorney. who
has come out as favorins n repeal OF
the Mann law, which Persons supported.
and that likely will be the chief cam
paign issue. Persons beat Mason two
years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
Primary Investigation.
ec,a,.to The !Times. DIspatch.)

n Especial to The 7T1HesTDTsPHtc1I'l@ 80
NEWPORTa NEWS, VA, June So,-A
special grand jury, called to investigate
the ,alleged violations OF the Barksdale
pure election law IN the recent Demo-
cratic primary, was discharged Tonight
after reporting that no evidence had been
found upon which to base charges against
any one who participated In the pri-
mary. The Investigation was asked for
hy Captain g. G. Berkely, a defeated can
dldate for commonwealth's attorney.
Reports had 1t that considerable money
was spent on the campaign preceding
the primary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
A LOVELY COMPLEXION.
New York Lady Proves That
Every Woman May
Have It BY
USING CUTICURA SOAP

/ Mrs. r. Reichenberg, wife Of the
well-known jcweller Of 146 Fulton ST.,
New York, says: Il had a friend who
was justly proud Of her complexion.
When asked what gave her such q
brilliant and lovely complexion, she
replied, 'Atealthy woman can be sure
of fine skin If she will do as l do,
use plenty of Cuticura Soap and
water she insisted that l follow her
example, which did with speedycotl-
viction. find that Cuticura Soap
keeps the skin soft, white, and clear,
and prevents redress aud roughness.9o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
RESPITE FOR slime.
John C.. Dockery on the Road to
Recovery. 4
(srecial to The Times- Dispatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. c.. June 30.-A respite
Is granted from August LIST to September
I'd for Charles Stlne. who is under SEN
tence to be hanged in Madison county for
criminal assault on a woman, the respite
being in order that Governor Glenn may
have time after he returns from his vaca-
ton to look into the merits of an applt-
cation for Communication of the sentence
10 life imprisonment.
John C. Doclsery seems now on the road
to recovery from the wounds inflicted
by Policeman Rogers for tho ruin OF his
daughter. The preliminary trial OF
Rogers. who is in jail. will be on next
Monday. Tie will be defended by Colonel
IT. C. r. Harris and Argo and shaffer.
The prosecution will besdlrected by Armi-
stead Jones. assisted by w. 3. Jones. T..
s. Fuller and S, G. Ryan, who have been
retained by tho family of John Dockery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
MANN IN ROANOKE.
Makes An Address to Graduating
Glass of Business College.

. ROANOKE. VA. June ao.-Judsc VIM.
the graduating class Of the National
business College Tonight He was In
-troducAd by Rev. w. G. Campbell, D. D..
who eulogized him as a very strong
man. who showed what was In him when
he worked the Mann bill through the
Legislatures; he expressed the hope that
ne would he nominated. sa
Judge Mann said he hoped the cx-
preston of DIR. Campbell would be a
prophecy and that was the only allu-
sion he made to his candidacy.
Progress and Its laws was the subject
OF his address, which was very able,
and much applauded. Inc exercises were
held in the Academy Of Music. which
was crowded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
LYNCHBURG WILL PAY
PRIMARY EXPENSES
Party Workers Volunteer to
Serve at the
Polls.
fsnecynl 10 The Times Dispa tch.)

Especial TO The Times DIspatch)
y LYNCHBURG. VA. Juno 30.--The
Democratic City Committee this after
noon decided to conduct the coming State
primary election hero without cost TO
the candidates. Already q number OF
marty workers have volunteered to serve
at tho polls without pay a. ] those who
do not Will be paid by popular subscrip.
ton. which is to DO rnised by q special
committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
Succeeds Stevens.

WASHINGTON, D. CT, June SOW. "A;
Darling, Of Chicago. who Is connected
With the Rock island Railway has been e.
endered an appontmsnt to succeed j. o Il,
str,,ction In the Philippines. His appolnt-
ment has not yet been ANNOUNCED off
oialiy, but tits understood he VIII accept
the place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01

mas as graduating from the Training
School for Nurses Mt tho Home for the
Sick, held in the new Dunlop Memorial
Building. This diplomas were presented
by Rev. W. Nice. White OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. who made an In
terestng and appropriate address. Rev.
DR.. w. G. Starr offered prayer and pro-
nounced the bcnedction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
SCHOONER STRANDED.
The John A, Deering, Lumber
Laden, on Diamond Shoals.

BEAUFORT. n. c., June S0,-The three.
masted schooner John r, Deering.
stranded on the south end of Diamond,
Shoals. near Cape Lookout Thursday
night. She went up two feet on the
shoals. The schooner is lumber ladei.
from savannah, Ga. The vessel 10
lying In al, easy position aud will BIO no
doubt gotten Off. The crow or eight were
saved and are on board the schooner.
The tug Blanche from Wilmington Ia on
her way to assist stranded schooner,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
BECAME HOMESICK.
Left on Account Of Chastisement
and Search Failed to Find Him.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l I

Especial 70 TIC TlFnes-DIsl5Hlc11,J ~ Z
4 BRISTOL, TENN, June 30.-Harlan
Haynes Reynolds a prominent young
man. who disappeared from his home
at Princeton, w, Va last week and
failed to reveal has returned to his home,
He had not gone far before homesick.
ness drove him back He had resolved
to quit home because of a chastisement
his fathor gave him, .Ia