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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-27


ment. Full board, Auditor and She
ritf present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
VIM. Metzger, mdse. for paup
-er tnl0
p. L. Ser & Co Mdse for Guy
Robbins Pauper $50
MaIion Fauver, Telephone
expence LOO
ID. w. Chamberlain, Sustice
fees $50
The Independent. Printing so
Frank ptak, Coal TO Mrs
Jack Hamlin, Pauper 800
Jos. Kielbauoh, Mdse. for
Jacob Baker, Pauper. 5;oT
G. N. Stilwi:l, Expence to
Des Moines etc 1895
A. G. Serr, Windmill, tower
pump, tank etc per contract
on Poor Farm. 1000
Nat. Holmes, work on Road 200
On motion the report Of the Reg.
lister OF Deeds for fees collected for
the quarter eneing March 3lst 1895,
accepted.
On motion the report OF d. w.
Chamberlain, Justice Of Peace for
quarter ending March alst 1905 was
accepted.
On motion the report OF Fred
Wells, Justice ef Peace for the quart
err ending March alst 1905 was accept
ed.
On mo tion IL was decided that
the Board OF Commissioner with the
County Attorney meet the Board OF
Commissioners OF Charles Mix County
at Avon about May 20 to 18th, exact
date to be fixed by Correspondent Of the
respective Auditors, for the purpose
OF dividing between thi resective cout
lies the roads and bridges on the Co.
line between the said counties.
On motion the county Treasurer
was allowed nine months Clerk hire
for the year 1905.
On motion Sheriff Is instructed 10
clean and fix up the jail
On motion the road supervisors
are hereby INSTRUCTED 70 give due and
proper notice totec tax payers In their
respective districts TO work out their
road levy as prescribed by law; that
eight hours constitute days work.
The roru supervisor Ia further In
structed TO endeavor 10 get as many
men and teams To work on the road
at one time as possible not TO exceed
six In order 10 base his pay on the
ammuunt OF work kone according 10
the road tax levied In the different
road district. Also all filling laid for
drainag purposes must be covered
with at least two feet Of dirt on top
OF said tiling and all road supervisors
shall notify all land owners ioinig In
his District TO remove all loose stone
or other distractions piled ON said
higeways Immediately and that upon
failure or neglect SO TO do after notice
has been served, such road supervisor
shall notify the pryper authorities
and have the same removed and for
all extra work such repairs on bridges
or culverts or opher immediate work
In cases emergency tuch road super
visor shall make detailed, special re
port giving day, month and year and
when said work. was done.
On motion followieg bill we're al
lowed
c. n. McColIum. l25.OC
Egbert Hornstrc 24.TC
O. Il. Mcneil 2lSC
J. n. Dunmirc 2L7'
Philip He'll 2LIl
Il. +. Garner, Attending
Commissioners meeting 60
On motion the Board adjourned
till 10 o'clock A. NJ. Nay 10th, 1905.
Attest;
r. VI. Cotton. Co. Auditor
9. n. McCollum,
Chairman
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-27
bARCA|NS!.
at N0VAk & HOSTEL

A slaughter sale lasting but IA days will be
held at the large store. Remember that
this special offer will be given the public for
the short time Of
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OF making bread and the profit thereon.
Mr. Ma ttern. y representing the Brom N
bakery, and MIR. Drlnknrd& for himself,
smoke against the ordinance. and then n en-
Chairman Umlnuf made q statement Mt IN
which, he said he had taken the pains 20
weigh bread from various bakeries IN
tho city. Eeg had found the weighs
ranging all along from thirteenth - :
teen and one half ounces. though one
bakers bread fell below fourteen ounces, 'I'
Mr.. Umlauf submitted letters from
washington bakers; and they were alo lone
the line OF %those read by Mr.. Clarke. 2g35.
Ordinance Amended.
When he had concluded Mr.. LIAR
I moved to amend the ordinance by max (,
Ing /, the minimum weight fourteen four !, ana an,
one.half ounces. and Mr.. Lynch ohereu
n further amendment making it&ionrtee,l
ounces. < The amendment Of MI l1yhctl
was agreed to. and the fo RI nance :1'' =
amended was adopted. Il, y n
Mr.. Don n .eacy agreed to the anne''1,
n,,ent IS saving that while he wanted az
.ho could Vet he thought the most ~, ]
variant thing was to FIX some de lll = = !.
\ u ndard Mr.. Blair served notice th "a
10 would sign n minority report, any
,,,on m motion Of Mr.. Lynch the ,ornlM.
ance was referred to the Guy a''o' w
for his opinion ms to Its siest.o'tl'S.
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,rhe noted Long Row farm Of Ham
over county near Dcayer Dam b and
EHcwlett's Station. has e been sold BY
$Messra. n j N Thompson Brown & Cos real
estate agents OF this city, to Mr., Charles
c. Brown. also OF Richmond
MI The farm comprlses between 100 and nd
800 acres OF land. and ls va part Of the
original 2tgrant4;to General Thomas Mel
SON. one or the heroes Of the Revollui-
ton. The historical old homestead was
originally built by William Fulcher,s5a
well known and thrifty land H owner \, Of ,
ante-bcllum tines the length OF which
nearly equals modern city row Of
tencmcnts. from which doubtless the.
farm took It's name. Every Sill ana no
toist was iewn. sawed and squared Dyl
hand Vt is Of fine heart timber ana . rs
sound and good to-day, apparently.,as
one hundred years ago The e dwel 1.,l
is ono OF the Oldest in the county, ana its
preservation attests the subs tantia plliity
OF Its construction
One Of the most striking features q
the place. however. Is the large brick
outbuildings. one Of which the bricK
barn, Is four-storics In height ana as
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2 !; KILLED; 8 INJURED.
Passenger and Freight Trains
Collide in Georgia.

II MACON GA.. August tlA.--In head-on
collision two miles from Macon between,
a north bound Central Of Georgia pas
isenger train and ! u sontli-bound4 freight
at o'clock this afternoon, two were,
killed and three were so 5seriouslysinjured
that death wilfprobablyf result.
AT The dead are Ben Jordan. Macon, mail
clerk (negro); Joe b Henry, Macon. flrc-l
nan passenger train (negro). 5l III.
u Tho injured: y w. r. Parson. Macon,8leg
broken and badly bruised; c. II stand.
ard. " Macon cuti and bruised on head,
arm broken; Mail Clerkl a. Saunders.
Macon, left arm broken, bruised and cut
seriously injured Mail CLERK Clyde Rob
serts, Macon. arm and shoulder broken,
internally injured Z 3ag ga ge4 Master y. NJ.
COPIED ge.S N1aconi arm lacerated,3 badly
bruised Express Messenger Will Jordan
Macon In crnali injuries, will die; fireman.
of freight: Lena ~ aylori3 Internal lnjn-
yries, will probably " die.s 4!
+} j.. W: Nash, engineer Il or passenger
train; terribly scalded, a leg broken may
die n I'd I'll .} s
Although many were badly shaken up,
none Of the passengers weros seriously
Injured
II The wreck was caused by a. mlsunder-;
standing Of orders. The superlnt endent
OF the road will hold ADMINISTRATION
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large rs the old mansion house. costing
perhaps originally moreS than the dwell
Ing itself. . 5. &
lit Is tho hstroic sectongof old Han
overRnnd bounded on the south OF New
Found River. made illustriouss BY the
story Of that name by Thomas Nelson
Page. whose ancestral home, oakland
is near by, where still resides his brother
and venerable and beloved mother, a
link 10 that neyer-to- be- forgotten past.
In which old Hanover ontshowns or RI
vailed her sister counties in lavish! hos
pltality, grand family reunions and en-
4tertainmcnts. 50 happily pictured 3 in
Tom Pages works. Mr. Brown has al
ready moved i'm and commenced his I'M
sporvements on the buildings and hopes
$to6restorc It to Is former 8att rac tivencss.i
his intention being to use the rich bot
tom lands on New Found River for pas :
turage OF cattle and sheep, and to- de-
Svolop It into "a fine stock farm. u Is
said to be we'll. timbered In original
woods and several @flattcring offers have Y,
already been received from lumber men
and others for the fine timber on the
place.
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Personals and Briefs.

i Mcssrs.t Conway. Nj Knox and +. Wat va,
kins Ellerson have returned to the city
after several days absence.
Miss Lena d. Branch and Miss Julia
III Clarke left yesterday for Two weeks.
visit Ia Miss Clnrke's sister, Mrs. Albert
s. benoon, at her beautifu l home, i. near '' az
Alice, q Va. , u /, I. 4, . :, 7, y, y,
Courthouse, Va. are now ,ylsltln Mrs.
Jny' Unrcourt, Mt No. 81 South clinton
Street, pouRhkcehsie; n. !, i y. \! 4.
Roy, r. d. Threcknlorton left Sunday,
For Charles City county, where he VIII
conduct revival services at Samarla
Church. He VIII be,assstie'a !, by by REV.
IN, A, Tnt,lm, OF North Cnrolin
State Law librarian w. wv. Scott hns
to Page county. on q brief vacation,
t'he law library is kent open, however,
ut stnte fibrariaIi Kennedy, who has been
spending much OF the summer at 2 West !.
Virginia' summer resort, Is expected 20
return to the city tho latter parton the
Ns ;rhs condition Of Mr., Samuel II. Jeff
s sfafis llEosplta i yaid e be lo q
night Efster snon M1rth Gar 9a9a.
tlUn,t hi Ffig ~ Il 257s CO., &c., e,
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VOLCANIC FOUND
. IN NEVADA |. ! U. WlLDS.
49, 81 ~ ~. 4.
Active Crater Discovered BY Cat
tlcmei, ii Humboldt
County #
THROWING OFF MOLTEN LAVA
Section 1'ravel,scd for Years, Bit
Volcano Was Never Before
Noticed.
THROWING OFF MOLTEN Lava
by Associated prcss.)

l SAN FRANCISCO. August IA spe-
cial dispatch to the Chronicle from Reno,
Nc.., says: taS
"A volcano throwing off molten lava
and In active operation has been discov-
cred in Nevada by Messrs. Mcclure,
Whcelerund sommers. ca:tiemen OF Love
lock- B. Isl p
1.-THE volcano Is located In Rye Patch,
Humboldt t county. "A though that section
has been trHpcrsed for years, the crater
has just been found for the first time.
The men were in search of cattle when
they came upon t lts stream OF lava, ana
tracing t. to is source. located the vol.
cano.S,The rocks for some distance around
were SO hot that they could not toucii
them with theirs bare hands ia
',rhc volcano Is active This Is at
blings accompany tho flow Of lava. "3 \. ...I
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TENNIS PLAYERS GATHER.
Believed Ward Will Let Title Go
5ss.e T0
GINA ssnclntedsl3re

IN SOUTHAMPTON. 81 N. A " August IA
Forty three Of u he Y leading. lawn tennis
players Of a this country. including the
trio az the Australian tc,lm. IRE entered
the preliminary to- the national cham
gpionship meeting at Newrort next week.
The only absentee Of any importanceais
Ward The United States title holder.
believed, he will default his champions
ship;a tho end OF tho Newport tourna-
gment
row morning, and the condition of turf
and weather #are9fnyorahes TO q week OF
high class snort ~ Js}4i4l 0{ e 50 sr S55s
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BOOMING JEROME
now ]. FOR N MAYOR 4 |. 4.
Nomination Of Citizens Union
Willie Offered to District
ATTORNEY. .e
Attorney.
NV associated gPress.l

J NE Y O 3G. Aug. AR. Fulton CUT
ting. president of the Citizens. Union.
said to-day that he recent statement
Off, W. Hinricks urging the nomination
of District Attorney Jerome for mayor
was mot issued for the Citizens Union.
but was personal. Mr., Cutting added
5s''Speakfng as iii individual. ! am the
opinion that the unions nomination will
be offered TO MIR. Jerome and am con-
fident = that he can be prevailed on to
accept. IL convinced that he is8the first
choice Of all the anti-Famlnany people,
IIfae sure that he will consent to make
the race. / hope i to see him tho next
mayor of the city, nj III
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CAROLINE: ,.,e,.]; COURT 3 7 Y:
"A Large Crowd & Short Term .s'1F ]. g
Court and Much Politics.
i.pecial 10 The TimesTD'lspatttc'lh..)

ispccial & to The IlmcsT!lJ 49, .
H BOWLING q REEN.. Apgust H.. !,
md I'd ohm u. Mason held the 4sllortesst,
800 - curt here to ID aySins many years
before, conyenlng In the m armaaIl anu
adjournlng early fths a hronF6t in not
Y g. trn spi XIII AGAINST Judson Coleman, who
Vas charged with Il crime, ana me pfis--
POI Isolt H Was The bsorbng I topic q =
to-day The llgi h,sof between fd1 ~ the he
f Mouse. viii Ill be "a hot one. g. " Mere.
dth Of Richmond addressed .h 1en H ta -, 7
5Alth a there was a large crowd here
net were sm
tested. q 1,,,i,n,ond$ x. n lso
s sbe Torrens IS system Of
August court has been no 40 lo 1Tf 'l hnt
to.day they were scarcer than they haye
been for years It's the genera inn rul
rain for oil crops. Ia sa 3
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DEATHS.

~
SiE1GL IIY-Dled.9 Of typhoid fever, Sunday
VI, morning. Angus Il 1ath. Eat 80 O clocks, at
the home ,of her gIn ndn,other. \! rs. I, E1;
NAY BEGfE ;sy9 aged ls i5 So
Funerp servlees sWere conduct tod mt
M the home by Rev Chas. Fl. Pratt yes
s. g eIGisk
@ Q. how oursltte darling. suffered q (.
sE&S In this great, wide world OF sin;
IA But she has gone to- q glorious world
8 heV ~ 4 esS IF, HER IL SISTERS.
Bedford City papers please copy.
CoNVEAY--pled,3 al his residence 1920
Powli,ata Street ( nsnE ( !, eo 4nAy Va
IN he sixty second year OF bis age
4 He leaves Il devoted wife and four
children I o mourn his loss.James ~;
Walter Pa 1 4. Mrs. Reede Reeves q ana "
Funeral this, Tuesday, afternoon. g q
80 o clock from above resldence ntei- 1
nent River, NleW.Sa stt5
tDuNKEL--D Ied. N A ug rust 18th at p NJ,
rs Twar fsSusui street MA MAR
H PAULINE, only daughter Of G.ss II Y and
@ II, Dunkel,a aged 10 years 4 months
h Funeral notice later.
Martha, darling, thou Inst left us
tg We thy loss must deeply feeli ,
Hpt ~ oo GOD tu WhS our has sor pS,Sf Ssa
Nv st'S'ts N't'' S'N 80, , = 80
She wns ous, household treasure, Ii
THE Joy of all around I.
4 Hut an angel came and whispered
+ 4 Martha, darling, do come home.
f5sf BY HER PARENTS,
spRUAlyyRIGHT-TD Died. Monday, August
4 PRYOR, Infant son OF William Pryor
81 and Lillian flowers prumwrIght,,
Y Funeral from tho parents residence
1o6 Fifth Avenue, Chestnut tiill,@n
4 O'clock Tuesday,s
.JACKSQN-Died. August 14th, at I.Dao I:
NJ, at the residenGeto OF his parents Sels
Fulton Street. RAYMOND d. Infant
son Of Mr., and Mrs, Patrick u. JACK
son. * .ls5 jl y m, =.
h n pAsN MAS Ssfssa TIL aged
Fi,nsra! from the First y Baptist apt
EATc IN Morgan sly GItyi /, las oS.m 5sly
"a IL OF this. city.
yAN nuRES, 4 n II W RtlkEN ngs
h 81 Years. She leaves a sranllnothsr.
IS ola brother and one sister IL 81
Funeral notice latsr, N
MARRIAGES,
SHEA. o,co NNo DR. Married, August 18th.
bT 1905 at ST., Patrickts Church. by Rev. y
( lInsh Muiieefry, ,l.AL IA N. SHE a
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King and Emperor to Meet,

$500 -s-9 l13V ssOciHttus1f Ttss'7 --TT'-
E LONDON, 8 August liking Edward
left to-day bound for Alarienbad. where
he Will take the usual cure On%the way
he Whilst at Ischl, on the Rlper9Traun,
where he Will hold an interview with
Emperor Francis Joseph
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Rol,tine Business.

\! The Committee on Water held "a brief
blIsi ness for the most part. The chair
man was authorized to call for ne "
bids for building tho nume Mt the / set.
thing basin, s3s}. t,5
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:, =, flee from Syracuse Lodge
( Z ,i,hts OF Pythias, VIII VI a tehu nv
funeral.
Funeral Of Miss Wade
Tho funeral Of Miss same ,a,, s.'A.
~ y. 49, ~ wants Mr. and Mrs. w D. WAGE,
-, IInrvie Road, Henrco couii W., y, , ,.o,s
10 from the residence atSf4 . cloIn
,,a., erdny 4 ftcrnoon, lntcrment "u Us -
Cemetery. tg
Funeral Of Mrs. Hardle:
,rhe funeral Of Mrs. El lzapetl. ,,,1i, :
who died n ~. CLOCK t;r tnok
Mona No ia North Sixteenth .oon
! 10 o'clock Sunday fterIooh
~ ho,,se. Intermcnt w rs
wood I, sS WA 8s
Funeral Of Mrs. Jordan. u
ma f,nernIt Of, Mrs. Mary + ~ = ofaah
VIC dcd las Saturday in4th shtie.h
YEAR Of her age In her hom me- y y I,
+ Ta irn,ount Avenue, took plac, lace suhuay
a,.aninu ii a. clock. The services VIZ" y
Maid III the grave In Holly %, sis
VIM. G. NeWbill.
5 ,snao,al ~ Tho Times-D spa tell
/. T,1INNsyIL V.A., August ri l4;--Alrr
Iyyi,lia NJ e. Newbill, ono OF n the soiaes.
.ana hcst8known citizens o Essex 1sF died
~ IL rns,dence Friday, and was Inferred
tt -, 1,S \ In the old family cem 1''7
stery. Nj. Newblll, Of t1rvlng e.
d. christopher r. Newbill, Q e Norfolk ;
AIR Charles b.. Newbill, deputy treasurer,
Va Essex; Judge FL. Logan NC Wblli.5 g ot :
Montague, ana Mrs, W. Fl. Street, wire
of The streasurer Of Essex 81, g re ~ pllqreh
of the deceased, IA ~, !, !, =, !
II Mr.. 4Newbil was a member OF IS DAMON
Methodist b Church. and one OF, the very e.
pillars Of the church. Another Landmark llilIg
has fallen. He was a man Of Iron nerve,
yct Of child like tenderness. II he sdevotloh
n his children WIS touching, and thelr
B$nerfect confidence in his Judgment even
\ rteclr he Ind pa ssed eighty years Of age,
5fwns n & roof Of the ssplen1 ID example SCI
by him. # &c
Dr., H. G. Hopkins.
(spocal to THE Times Dlspatch.)
BEDFoRD CITY YA.,, AUGUST IA
DIR. Henry G, Hopkins died Mt his home
hero Sunday n fternoon. &nged about sixty
years, DR. Hopkins WAS q graduate OF
medicine but preferred pharmacy to tho
K practice of his profession. and for twenty,
flve years had conducted The. leading
drug business OF. the town llo was very
5nonulnr and his deathsis grcnt lily deplnrod.
Dr, Hopkins Is survived BY his Wife
md three children. Mrs. Allen r. Dick
linson, Of Denlson,, Texas; Mrs, Aucilles
Hopk,ns and Mr. Almond r.. Hopkins. o
Meridian, Miss.
Mrs. S. F, Pegran1,
Especial to The Times Dlspatchl
+ NORFOLK, VA, August a'--Mrs5
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Iohn H.#Dulin.
fsnocia, to The Times Dispatch.)

I'd
u LBnsBURq@ Vas August &,s ! mir II Mr..
John II Duln, q prominent attorney q
Woodstock a'ea On 9, Saturday r5l 7. nigh.
a. Dulin, hear Leesburg. from typhoid
FEVER IIcs was thirty years OF age His
wife, who was Il Miss Walton, daughter 81
Of Hon. NJ. IL Walton, Of Woodsto 1t,
and #one child survive him. Tho Inter
mor,t takes place In Woodstock Gene Genie !.
terry this Afternoon,
H. j. VIM.
Special to The Times Dispatcho
3 MARrINsyILLE. VA, August l4,-Alr'
1T. i, VIM, II prominent citizen of Henry
county, died Saturday It, Ills home near
Figsboro re was sevcnty-eght years
old. Tho funeral took place vest erday
al which were present one hundred and
sixty, children. grandchildren and great
graI,dchillren, He was a successful
farmer. and for strong common sense,
strict Integrity and rugged honesty at
life and speech, Was notable man IN this
county, ttG ~ Fl d. fsistit i e a555s3s
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AWart OF, Pii in IIelI''
MAY BE. CAM EROUS.

When wart mole or spimple shows
anv sion Of tenderness II IS a warning.
4 that bad blood is belind'it, Often these
places are OH the face, hands,, legs or.
other part Of the body for years, and glyeS
no sign to cause uncasiness, and then
with little rough handling, a slight cut cut
or bruise will develop Into sore that re-.
fuses to heal and tile sufferer. finds h1rl-
self afflicted with cancerous ulcer.
About three years ago blister came,
on the right side 81 my n9se; y SaEo EieMt
speedily spite ofnii eo aavo 70 IT rst
Sit Increased when the sore began a. %
infiame and discharge matter; AZ tames
s ssset tss!Hs w VIII But ths aro
had almost desp paired Of eyer eugt4ag 4,
M sna af Mtx tasiag
(
1fthe blood is pure and healthy tliese, sores
cannot exist S. S. S, Ia the ideal blood
purifier IT ccleansc2 the blood OF az
i,oisons and impurities, making y strong.
and vigorous and able to supply the bod lly
with the strength and noNrlslnlett u
needs. There is nothing that acts. 50
promptly as S. S, 81, toning up the en-
~ and curing sores
! 4 a: !! So!
p,,prly VEGETABLE, butpurify your
'eRE rs ~ "A. b flood wit II
s, SIS, III is natures remedy, purely
I Vegetable, and while driving all poisonlss
from the blood, will build Up every part
Of tie system. Book on the blood (. ana llti
any medical adY vice edwill be given
without charge, to all who write, Rs
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cos Atlanta. g.
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7. B. HalessI..


(SpecIa l@tosT The Time Diapat ch;) ~ y
MISUNDERSTANDING, YA,5 August S14..- ---z
aof Madison county, died "a few days ago
at, his b home, near Pratt's, aged sixty
years. He is survived by his widow and
seven children, 35l Is S.5 81
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1nterment wlllbe IN River View G q, ~
terry. a committee from Syract fa,,d III ,ha
knights Of Iythias, WI VII II, 2 = e ''
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Wanted in Middlesexy,,.

reuusltiion for shappard sampleand Mary.
Lce T1unnwny j, I 'o negroes who arc un-
der arreet III philadelphia and who are
e anll1sa 81 arson !, !. \
Mr. beverley segan. Left at once for
PHILADELPHIA 10 bring his prisoners BACK
for trial. s i
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Mrs. NV. Ter

Especial tos The Times Dlspat ch.)
SKIPNYITH, VA August - rrs.s
Mary. W.. Butler, 50 { this place, lied
Thursday, afterEaF long 4 siclsness,S which
was ID ggrlvated by n severe ia II {on the
Ice last winter. She WIS II years OF
nge, and was II ma tive OF this county Ii.
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D., G, Yates.

Fl Especial to The Times p lspatch) =
~ ROANOKE, YAY August 14,--Mr. Dtd-
ley G., Yates died this morning, aged
forty-eight years He was taken III sud
denly Saturday. and mn operation was
performed ON him when 1t disclosed q
large tumor, Io WAS n son OF ID G,
Yates one Of the most prominent farmers
OF Roanoke county,
Ito was twice married, and is survived
byhis second wife and three children. Fl
Mrs. Virginia A. LaWhorn,
Especial to The Tinles-D ispatehl
X CfIARLOTTESYlELN. VA. Aug. l4.7-
Mrs, Virginia a. Hawthorn. aged eighty,
widow OF Preston I4awhorn.a died to-dRy
OF heart trouble after an illness Of only
twelve hours Mrs, I.aWh0rn WAS ~ Miss
Eubapk, OF Nelson county, Two ehll-,
adren surylyer-ht Mrs. Mary Brown, OF this
city and a son who resides II, Tampa,
Fla, 5s55 IN 3 ss 3SSl
John M, CroWder.
"a Especial to The Times y Dispatch
p P1TER sBuRG, All August AMIR.
John NJ. Crowder, " Well known &ci tizen
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