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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02


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gen.
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fern 8egenItGn0e p%erpfdnoen tpollen.
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litdt, @eburt uno Stano nad)neiien
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item 61Qen bier5u olS aenilgero be-
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fiinf Sabre beIfrdnft. elm lGn9erer
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Iiir Die Haturaliiirung betradtet.
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rlna 81 geben ooer einen GnB bor5u'
8eigen, geideben. SIT Il9erien
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

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Dorf bier e%ingctroiicn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

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rem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
WRESTLING MATCH.
Rev. Robert B. Hines Dies From
Stroke of Paralysis.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

8 H (opcClul " \ Nv = '1t'S'''
RALEIGH, N c., August 2s.-All the
arrangements have been made for tho
wrestling match at Asheville. September
18th between Ono. the japanese instruc-
tor In jlu-jitsu at Annapolis, and Olsen,
OF Illinois. They will wrpstle under he
Same rules which governed the match
this month between Ono and Bis Tom
Frlsbcc, when tho latter was defeated
Frisbee claimed that tho shirt he wore
caused his defeat, and TINT Ono got
hold of this and also used collar to
strangle him. Olsen has decided to wear
the same kind OF shirt, and to slloS that
American methods or wrestling are SUI
ncrior TO tho Japanese ones. Much money
viii be put up on tho match. The
hackers of Fr!sbee lost heavily on him,
He now has another challenge out to
ono, but 1t has not been as yet ac-
ccpted.
Tho Young-Hnrtsell cotton mill, char
tered last week by the State, has been
organized at Concord, with $4,000 CAPITA /.
Robert S. Young being the president and
j. Il. Hartscll, the secretary ana treas
urc:.
Rev. Robert b. Hines, who was stricken
with paralysis while aiding In revival
Meeting at a Methodist Church In lredell
comfy has died. mover having rallied
To Ind been for a number OF years q
local minister. and took a prominent
part In revlvals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
NO YELLOW FEVER.
Official Investigation BY the
Health Authorities. 4.
fcrac,o, II Tiie TImes-Dispatch.

t37l (SDeCinl 10 'tnG - lUle5'AI'ol.tts
4 NEHERRIN. VA, August 2aLIhere Is
no yellow fever. nor has there peen any,
in Lunanburg county DIT z. !. Gapps
rnye dit this statement to-day. after.
SisifI and thorough Investigation or inc
condition of yellow fever near Lpsnenpurg
Courthouse. Various rumors OF aimost
every Kind was going so fast that ne
county Hoard OF Health, consisting q
Drs. G, d Camps. of this place, ana .. II.
Hite. ofT Holfydale. decllSd to meet To-
dnv and lf possible, seltlo the matter
Dr., Hlte visited the scene OF death ana
net Dr. Caps at tho courthouse. where
t ti,e. consultntton was held and thoroughly
investigated, with their giving out the
above statement. NJ.
! No doubt exists that Mr.. Wade Hardy.
who for the past six Or eight years mas
made Ills home inS. Florldn, where he
went to escape the clutches Of the reYe-a
nue. officers, contracted this Elorlda ma
ilaria while there. and, although he car.
ried a health certificate Nth him., had
this fever In his system when no left FOR
Tie lIn was taken sick on the way ann
lived only Ave days after his return; It
is claimed by physlclnns that It Is q
nlSecu uii fact that this malaria contracted
In Florida, when ona's system, IL so full
az il. viii turn its victim Yellow as It
also will the bed coyerins. Il Z,
The excitement lpAs apated ~ the past
two days, and a large, majority have
accented the statement that there IS no
yellow fever in Lunenburg county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
AND ORAYT0N
SELL TO A TRUST.
The Big Leather Firm is at Last
Controlled BY Com
bine.
Especial to Thc Times.Dispatch.)

NopcEhil " IlC tAiiiACS.1/iSIhtS1.<
WINCHESTER va, August CO. Ne.
gotiutlons which have been In progress
for sevcrnl weeks were~pructicallySc com
pleted late to-day for the outright sale
OF the great leather firm af Cover and
Drnytoil, Of WIncn's err Chicago and
plladclphia 10 Tho United States Lcn.ll-
er Comaa:,y. known ls the trnst, wllich
Is controlled by the Arlnpurs, Of Chicago,
and others.
1t was stated tonight that the price
agreed upon was $4,000 for the bust
ness and plants Of the leather firm,
which Includes four lnrsse tunnciies, one
at the Nurlpws, Giles county. Va, one
at Atoorefield; one 4. ll3st CITY, ard
another at Capon Bridge, these being
in the mountain district of West Viz
ginia, from twenty to thirty miles west
OF Winchester.
The tanncrles employ several hundred
men, and most of them being men OF
families, practically the entire commun-
ity in some sections depend upon these
industries for their living. 1t Is under
stood that the sale will not interfere with
the operation OF these plants.
Representatives of the firm of Cover
and Drayton and the cather Trust met
ond conferred this afternoon at the office
Of f. Holmes Boyd, counsel for the
former, who had just returned from q
trim to Philadelphia, New York and else
where In the interests Of his clients.
ana the rt,pers were then put il, share
for tho transfer. The meeting lasted
several hours, and the transaction Gre
ated much interest In financial circles.
rholnus Cover. Sr., who established Inc
firm that bears his name thirty years.
ngo, owns about three-fourths Of the
stock. The other members OF the firm
are Henry T.. Drayton. Of philadelphia.
and Loring a, Cover, Of Winchester. MI;
Leonard who was in the firm disposed
OF his interests about two years ago.
Thomas Cover, Jr.. has been IN charge
Of the Chicago office for several mon u ms rs
The covcr-Drayton Company has 10Y
years been one Of the most formldhple
competitors OF tho trust, but rumor
THAT they were forced to sell was EN-,
phatlcally denied by men In financial man "a
affairs, The price sl,ooo.oo It Is y under md!
stood, will not be paid in full IN cash.
hut a stated amount will be taken N
III edge bonds OF tho corporation buying
tho FIRMS business and plants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
BABY'STERR|BL.E !.
SKIN H:UMOR'
Body Like Piece Of Raw ef-Suf-i
fered Terribly Cried All tho
Time Cuticllra Soap and Oint-
tnent Cured Her ii Two Weeks.
.CUTICURA REMEDIES
SAVE DOCTORS BILLS.

"1ncvcr used the Cuticurn Rene
dies for anything serious myself, but q
friend ofmine brought her four-mont tbs
old baby in from the country nearly
two years ago aid stopped ut my house
and told me she had brought it in to
7 take to the doctors. j had some Cuti-a
cura intfnent and n piece Of Cuticura
Soap which | told her to use and see II
that would not help 1t, rs they could
hardly afford DOCTORS bill at the time.
The baby's little body from the waist
down was as red as piece OF fresh beef,
and ii must have suffered terribly as 1t
cried all tho time. I sent her some
more Cuticura in about two weeks, and
she wrote back that her baby was well,
and that she always Intended to keep
Cuticura in the house. Yours truly,
Mrs. Mile Ellis, San Antonio, Texas,
MAY %, 1905"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
FIRE IN SUFFOLK.
Hurricane Branch Pursues
Thieves With Bloodhounds.
(speclal 10 The -Dispatch.)

(speclal to The Times ispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. August ga fire be-
l.cycd TO have been of incendiary origin,
occurred carly this morning on Morgan
Street. where two residences were burned.
Tho blnze broke out in building owned
by Timothy o, Copeland, and occupied
by W. j. Boyett and wife. who lost
nearly all their belongings.
The flames leapcd to an adjoining home,
owned by Joseph p. Hall, and occupied
nv Henry Johnson and family. The loss
on buildings is partially covered by In
surnnce.
Johnson claims he heard some one
walking about the premises shortly ne
fore the alarm, and also overheard me
following remarks This street Is build-
ing up too fast; It's time Tor IRE.
Mayor-elect Bradford Kilby, whose term
of office will begin Friday, got home to-
day from two months European trip
He was a passenger on the umbrln, OF
tho Cunard line whose singular expe-
rience with a big wave was told OF III
some of yesterdays New York papers
Mayor elect Kllby says three OF the
crew were injured, one fatally, ana thht
about thirty passengers were tnlicd UP
nell-mell, several being more or less lurt.
The store of Parker y Bro OF i1'irek', ,
station N. G.. was robbed last night, ana
hurricane Branch went 70 seek me
1h,evcs with bloodhounds. which traced
the thieves to swamp
One report this evening says branh.s
marty shot and killed one burglar anu
wounded another. Branch's ~ife' says
his son here, says two men arc snot'
~ docs not give details. turther tele-
graphic communication cannot W nau
Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
WHITE MAN Fatally
Assault TEL. BY NEGRO.
Especial to The Tlmos-plspatch3

fsnecial to The Tmes-Dispatch)
!. pINWIDDIE, VA, August ga diff
Guilty occurred between Mr. NJ y, Hranch'
IT.. n lumebr Inspector for Butterworth
Lumber >Eompany, and q negro lumber
hauler to-day about . o'clock at Holds
worth, siding on the seaboard Air
Line.
The negro was swearing and curslng,
and on being demonstrated with by Mr..
Branch, took piece of scantlins and
struck Mr., Branch over the head and
crushed his skull 1t Is thought he may
die. ,a.a "A was
drive a lumber wagon, lie has not besn
arrested, but parties are looking for him.
Hc Is described ms n tall, BLACK neSro.
knock -kneei Weighing about $50 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
ATTAIN DERAIL[D
.NEARSOU.T.H|:|..B||'.0|:||S||:i'T'|0:|.N||
Passengers Have Il Remarkable ;'':E
Escape From III
Jury
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN HURT
Charles Farmer and Horace Dur-
win Slightly Injured Traffic
/ 1mpcdcd Some Hours.
(special 10 The Times DIspntch)

Especial TO The Times Dspntch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, August 2J--Pas-
senger train No. II, bollnd for Danvllle,
vas wrecked two miles south OF this
place nj $3.50 this morning. 1t is miracle
that no one was seriously injured, as the
engine was half buried IN the earth on
tho left sIdc OF The track, ma four cars
including mail baggage and passenger
cars, all left the track. a Pullman
sleeper stayed on the rails.
81 RICHMOND MEN HURT.
Engineer Charles Farmer, Of Richmond.
and Fireman Horace Durvln, also or.
Richmond were slightly injured, but no
one else received q scratch
Conductor John Smith, OF Charlotte,
n. c.. walked back to town and In
formed the night operator Of what had
happened. A work train, which hap
pcned to BIZ lying on the siding, Quickly
went to the scene and soon large force
OF hands WIS put TO work 10 get the cars
back on tho track. X W
The passengers were transferred from
the wrecked cars to the Pullman and
brought back 10 town. The engineer
and fireman were taken 10 Hotel Car
land, where the necessary medical ala
was rendered but found that their IN
turies were only slight.
WORK OF A GANG.
Isl Beyond the shadow Of DOUBT inc
train was wllfuly wrecked By gang,
who had prcmcdItated the scheme. as the:
spikes were pulled BY an iron bar and
the rails were spread, which caused the
train to leave the track. The wreck oc-5
Cured Just as the train was rounding q
curve, and near an cmbanknient. NO
better place for, he crime could hhVc
been selected. the engine Jared worse
than any part of the train. IT Is almost
completely demolished and lies hair
buried IN the lowgrounds That the fire
man and engineer should have escaped
being buried under the engine Is ro-
markablc.
a COINCIDENCE.
1t Is quite singular that the wreck
occurred twenty-nine miles from Dan
yllc, on the Goth day of the month. ana
also just three days sooner than inc
Wolf Trap wreck. which happened sep
TENDER list OF last year.
Engineer Charles Farmer was also on
No. II passenger train. which was
wrecked near Keysville aboutitil years
ago. There is at present no clue TO the
malicious wrcckcrs. but no time Is heihs
lost to bring them to Justice Only rev lev,
cars have been gotten back on track,
and II Will take some time to get every y
thing in proper shape again. Tfat1lc ~
somewhat delayed. but trains each way
run as far rs the wreck. and passengers
and baggage are transferred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
WILL LIVE IN CHARLOTTE,
Richmonder and Georgian to Lo-
cate in Carolina Town.
(special to The 'rimes-D lspatch)

CHARLOTTE, N, G., August 2o.-Mr.
r. III. Peasley. Of Richmond stock
holder and director. In tho Etchison Hat
Company, OF TINT city, has leased the
residence OF Mr., G., o. Doggett. In Dis
worth, and he ana hls family Will occupy
1t about September 18th Mr.. Pcasley Will
represent his firm In North and South
Carolina, and will make Charlotte head
quarters.
Edward ], Parrish, at present soliciting
freight agent Of tho Seaboard Air Line
at Savannah will be transferred to Char
lotto, September LIST rs commercial agent
of the limo, with headquarters here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
PETT1T's MAJORITY.
Sufficient to Deter the Mooted
Independent Candidate.
fsncc,ai 70 The Times Dispatch

fSnccial to The es-Dlspatch.)
PALMYRA, VA, August 29.-The Coun-
~ Democratic Executive Committee met
here to-day and canvnssed the vote polled
at the recent primary. There IS no ma
terlal difference between the o1llclal
figures, given out to-day, and those mere
toforo published In Tho es-Dispatch'
tho handsome majority OF Mr.. Pettit'
OF this county, over Mr, Page, OF sdooch-
land for member of tho House OF Deie.
gates. from this district, composed OF
Tho Two counties, Is large enough, 1t Is
believed, to discourage tho movement
for nm independent candidate, Of which
therc Inns been some talk ever since
tho reported action Of the Goochland
committee in declining to join with Flu-
wanna In a Legislative primary
That there is no excuse for any such
independent movement, and that oil good
Democrats OF tho district are bound to
support Mr. Petit, the nominee, was
clearly demonstrated here to-day in q
sneech By Judge J. o. Shepherd, who, at
,tha reouest OF tho committee, explained
to n large crowd of assembled citizens
the political situation IN the legislative
district.
He mentioned the fact that early IN the
ca mpaign tho Goochland committee mot
and fixed upon the ED day Of August as
tho date for holding the district primary;
that thereafter the Fluyanna committee
net, and ncquiescing In tho date fixed BY
tho Gooehland committee, provided for
holding tho primary OH the Same day, as
required by the primary plan promul-
gated by the state Executive Committee;
that before tho date thus agreed upon
BY the two committees arrived me
Goochland committee, or at least. three
members Of 1t, met and rescnded us
former action and passed resolution
declining to unite with rluyannn y
holding tho primary Heretofore agreed
upon BY the two committees. This latter
action Of the GoooHland committee Was.
in tho opinion Of the speaker, ~ the
opinion OF the Fluyanna committee, and
in the opinion of every Democrat who
has expressed himself on tho subject to
Your correspondent, utterly void; and IN
sp,te of the failure Of Goochand to join
II the primary, 1t seems to be uniyer-
sally held here that she Is IN honor bound
to support the nominee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
Brewery Opening.
Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch)

(Specnl 10 The TImes-DlspHtcH,J
NEWPORT NEWS VA. August 90
Great crowds of people throngcd to tho
nlant Of the OLD Dominion Brewery Com
,,o,v to-f,av 10 attend the formal OPEN
} hnny of Tie Tie establishment, Larg'e parties
80. - NJ - rrnm Richmond ana Norfolk to
particIpate in the festivities incident e, 70
i ii'u iaat nince in the city all day. Tho
Mani n,ant5 which has been In operation for
p snns: w,nnnths. was thrown open for pub
liz insnection at 10 o'clock this morning
and no doors were closed until O'clock
''i Refroshn,ents we're served throughout
tbo dnv Ia lhe visitors, President Mort,
man General Manassr lMnm ~ liz ae COM ~
i - w piaying tho part of genial hosts.