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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-23

Notice to Holders of Herald Photo Coupons
Holders of Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& Sons studio wishing sitting on Sunday
must make engagement several days in ad-
vance All coupons must be presented before
Nav 25 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-23
Narrowly Escapes RuIIet

A stray bullet struck the window of
the room occupied by b. j. Hull at his
home. 1868 Kensington place, early this
morning The window screen stayed
the progress of the leaden missile.
which, after cracking the pane, lodged
on the sill. Mr.. Hull was in the room
and directly in the path of the bullet
His attention to 1t was attracted by
the crashing of the glass. He did not
hear the report of the gun, and an in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-23

II you want to go east, Q. Haydock,
Agsnt Illinois Central Il. r.. 2sS s. Spring.
The Bourbon news., 1905-07-11
Paris. KY, Tuesday, July II, 1905.

WE in receipt of pamphlet from Warren Brothers
Company the weknown Boston firm that put down the
streets, which is devoted criticisms different
parts of the country like Main street in Paris They show by
experts that they have been failure The pamphlet
siderable space the Paris street, and cams turned
just this firm predicted would when indianapolis
Company received the contract them
The condition of Main this time is something
awful The filth and mud top of the tar makes it
difficult be crossed by ladies all without running their
skirts and pretty shoes The time for the Indianapolis people
arrive has gone by and is believed by many they
expect make good. Why wait them any longer
file suit against their bondsmen and get company repair
the let the city hands do it. Why again the
busy with merchants the up? Council
Brien with his force of hands has demonstrated
that they put down good needed you
not going give something Of the ordinary Main
street give the plain macadem.
The Bourbon news., 1905-07-11
a EsEARgMG WONDER
GIsSos8EaS by a louisville Chemist

The most remarkable remedy that has
ever been known for the cure of pains
and aches Of all kinds by external appi-
cation is Paracampb, First Aid TO the In
jured. Parecamph is charming, pleas
ing combination Of soothing, cooling,
healing oils and camphor. No poison
ous drugs, such as opium, morphine or
cocaine, but q safe and sure home remedy.
Paracamph gives immediate relief for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Muscles,
Coughs, Colds in the Head or Chest,
Group, Sprains, Bruises, Skin Diseases,
Cuts and Burns. Relieves Burns instantly
and heals without leaving ugly scars.
Absolutely prevents Blood Poisoning.
Paracamph is panacea for all the acci-
dents of the household. 1t is Americas
most reliable household remedy Get a
bottle to-day; if you are not satisfied with
its results, bring it back and get your
money. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial
size 26c.; family sizes SOC. and Sl.OO.
G. S. Warden & Son, Special Agents.
The Bourbon news., 1905-07-11

THE meeting held in this city Friday afternoon the inter
Of the electric road from Paris Maysve
factory one and this road within grasp the people
will only take hold and push along The 900 allotted
this should be furnished by citizens without any
hesitation whatever Just think minute direct connec-
ton from Paris with the c. o. and the Ohio River Mays
vie in itself than be calculated figures
another benefited more than anv
tell and trust that citizens will take advantage
the opportunity before foreigners good
thing away from them. The promoters all weknown
their business integrity and you might say all home
least they this side Of the river This great opportu-
nifty for Paris.
The Bourbon news., 1905-07-11

THREE times tried and convicted three times granted
trial by the Court Appeals and ordered the Federal
Court for trial. is the record made by Caleb Powers
consprator the Of Goebel
claimed by the Republicans that he can't justice
him in the State They canong for justice
for justice had been dealt to Them Powers Taylor How
ard Youtsey others would have long danged
Heaven and Earth at the end Of a rope.
We truly glad that the will be taken the Supreme
Court and settled would blessing
f there the Hargses, Callahan, &c. of the
County Breatt could be and have their
tied for all time.
The Bourbon news., 1905-07-11

GOVERNOR Folk, of Missouri is engaged in active
ordering the closing saloons
day and people wondering whether he is believer the
law So far he has given public expression
his view The law is the books, he says and he
administer it and all other laws That
ought to Sufficient any other public officer If law
lists should be enforced If the people consider bad law
should be repealed Gov Folk may heart disagree
Sundayc statute but all the he is doing
duty this he offers fine example for the Of the
country.
The Bourbon news., 1905-07-11

THERE city ordinance prohibiting any from hitch
ing horse telephone pole in the city of Paris but like
many Of them it dead letter. On Sunday there
three horses attached bugges hitched to the telephone pole
Fifth between Main and Pleasant of the horses
with the buggy entirely bockadng the sidewalk Ladies
ing church had file around them in the middle of
get by take the opposite side in the bong
1t does look like this could be stopped by the officers taking
such horses the livery stable that afford
horse and buggy ought afford pay hitch him
in livery stable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
the ii. PETERSBURG il
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
4 BURNING BUSTERS
CUTS HIS THROAT

Especial to The Enthusiastically
GREENSBORO, N. c., July 26.-Robcrt
Berrior, crazcd by8reIgious zeal, awak-
ened by Joining sect known as Burning
Bush Worshppers,, publicly attdnNpted
suicide this morning at High Point by
wiping razor across his throat. By
ISLANDERS took the weapon away and
prompt medical attention saved his life.
Berrer was brought to jail here this
afternoon, awaiting commitment papers
to the State hospital for the insane. 4 The
cash across his throat Is three inches
long. but is not necessarily fatal, as no.
arteries were severed and the jugular
was missed by n hairs breadth.
Mayor Murphy has suspended D. F.
Busick and T. s. Weatherly from the
police force. awaiting the result Of lnves-
tieatIon into charges by the City Council,
Pending Investigation, N. a. Lewis and
J. s. McAdams were appointed on tho
police force. The suspended officers are
charged with eating Ice cream with wo-
men In n dIsordcrly house Sunday after
noon. whittier they had gone under In
structon to look for violation OF the pro-
hibition law.
Busick, who Is one OF tho best officers
on the force and n constant Sunday
school attendant, says In defense that while
in the house the injunction OF his teacher
to speak kind word and try to reclaim
tho fallen was put In practice, and while
he was talking to the woman about chang
Ing her life and sending her two children
to Sunday school, the Ice cream arrived
and he accepted her Invitation TO partake.
thinking It would hurt her feelings to de-
cline.
Weathcrly says he partook because Blu
sick told him it would not be right to
refuse. and the evening was hot There
is a stir In police cIrclos over the affair,
and since the accused policemens expla-
nation has become known. public scntl-
ment Is greatly divided. Isl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
4 NEGRO ATTEMPTS
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
Captured and Jailed After Talk
Of Lynching Had Been
Heard.
Especial to Tho Times DIspatch.) I

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 26.-Ed. Hail.
a young negro made a desperate attempt
to commit criminal assault upon Mrs.
Mack Austen, tho young wife. of a farmer.
at her home four miles southeast OF the
city this morning. Hall afterwards made
his escape, and with hundred men on
his trail eluded capture 'until 4 O'Clock
this afternoon. when he was arrested at
PnevIlle, this county, and safely landed
In jall here. There was some talk OF
lynchlng this morning, but this has
3quieted down, and the authorities appre-
bend no trouble,
The outrage was committed at. about
9:30 O'Clock. The negro who Is employed
in the city as q driver at Austin's meat
market, was sent to Mr.. Austin's home
after some meat. lie was half drunk.
Upon some sl!sht pretext. he went into
the house and asked Mrs, Austin To
phone to town for him, AS she COM
piled and was turned with her face to
the phone, the negro threw his arms
around her The woman screamed loudly
and put forth efforts to free herself, but
the negro did not desist
Mrs. Austin continued her cries of help
ana was heard by Mr.. Beatty, VINO
was working near by, AS Mr.. Beatty
started toward the house, the negro ran.
Mrs. Austin was found on the floor, hair
fainting. Her clothes We're badly torh
ana there were several bruises on her
arm and body. h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
BLIND, WILL STUDY
FOR THE {: MINISTRY.
Mr.. Walker Will Attend Seminary
Here-Action Taken By
Baltimore Presbytery.

Especial TO The Times Dispa ch.)
\ BALTIMORE. MD, July 26.-The Pres
bytery Of Baltimore after several days
consideration. decided TO take unuer It's
care as, a. candidate for The, I, ministry
James Garry Walker, who has for some
time been studying for the ministry.
Mr.. Walker was examined orally on cx-
pcrimental religion and motives, and
these he passed In excellent fashion.
When 1t came to questioning the blind
young man as to what preparations he
had been making in the reading line.
Mr.. Walker replied that he had loout
completed reducing TO the point system.
peculiar TO the blind only, eleven chapters
OF the book OF St. John, and had re-
duccd to the same system Hndlcy and
Aliens Greek grammar, something that
Is considered extremely difficult. especial
ly when reduced from the Greek letters.
The presbytery discussed the matter
thoroughly, and 1t was decided that tho
physical afflicton Of the applicant Gas
not fatal to his entrance into the min
stry.
Mr.. walker said to-day: II graduated
from the Maryland School for The Bind
in 1903, and since then have been pre-
pairing mysef}for a seminary course. Fay
Ing especial attention TO Greek. About
the middle Of September | shall go 10
the Union Theological Seminary, at Ricn-
mond, Va, and take thrce-year- course.
after which | hope TO be ordained and
enter Il regular paStOratc." atisEJ hfet n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
KAISER a. MEMBER.
Accepts Election to German Rifle
Society of Charleston.
: fRv AssooIated Press,

CHARLESTON. s., G., July 20,-At the
recent golden jubilee Of tho German Rifle
Society of Chnrleston, Emperor William
OF Germany was unanimouslysele elected an
honorary member OF the society, to lake
the place of Emperor William IT,, who
was for many years an honorary mem-
her of this society President Emil IL,
Jahnz has received from zoepafel, Of the
imperial German consulate ut Atlanta. a
communication conveying the information
that the German Emperor had accepted
the election '1n consideration of the CIR
cumstances that his most llustrious
grand father was also an honorary mem-
Der of this society,"
< In 1907 the great national German fest
will be held in Charleston, and ~ IS
hoped that the German Emperor will be
personally represented on that OCCASION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
SURVEY FOR new
|. / TO DURHAM !. | |! n
Ex- Governor Aycock's Little Son
Has the Appendi-
citis.
c " ''t' /: WAKE FOREST
CHANGE AT WAKE FOREST
Executive Committee to Elect a
Successor to Dr.. +. K.
Cooke. a
to Tho Times Disputch,)

(spocialjt to Tho Times Disputch,) II
RALEIGH, N. c.. July 2s.-Charles O..
Haincs, Of the Norti, Carolina anu Ohio
Railroad Company which proposes to
build road from washington N. c..
TO Durham, Is spending n day or two
here, comforting with a, number Of oapl-
tallsts VINO met him here. Flo says a
surveying corps has already completed
a survey from Washtngto to Greenville,
and nre now WORKING between Greenvillc
and New Bern. The proposed route Will
be via Wllson,sand may include Raleigh.
Within the nextlfew days the Aldermen of
Washington will not on an application
for right OF way through certain streets
to q desirable water terminal, and much
depends on the action they take, Mr..
Haincs says II the road is built work
Of grading will commence very soon
now
It Is learned here that little son Of
Ex-Governor c. b. Aycock has been
carried to the hospital at Wilson to
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
The family were spending while at
Shelby when the disease developed.
! The Executive Committee Of the truss
tees Of Wake Forest expect to announce
Wllllll tlHt next lew tluS a suSSSSooiff ~
DR.. r. IL. Cooke, as dean Of medicine at
the college, Or. Cooke having resigned
to begin practice in Durham There
was a conference last night regarding
the matter and new dean was agreed
upon. However, It will be some days
before any announcement is made. Mr..
Charles P. Weaver has been chosen as
sistant professor Of English. Hc IS a.
brother OF Rev. Rufus Weaver
Governor Glenn returned this morning
from attendance upon the encampment
of the Second and Third Regiments az
Wrlghtsvilc near Wilmington. He ex-
presses himself as greatly pleased with
the success Of the encampment. lie says
the troops made a splendid showing IN
drill work and in their general bearing
and behavior.
Il Mr.. r. q. Scntelle. who represented
Wake county In the last legislature, has
been elected superintendent Of the Eliza
beth City graded schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
AN AUTO LINE.
A Big Flyer Put On Between
Spencer and Salisbury, N C.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
SPENCER. NJ ca, July 26-The Yadkln
River Company, which was recently organized
here for the purpose OF running an automobile
limo between this place and Salisbury, began
used is a twelve horse power, sixteen carrier
wright moro than a ton, and Is largest ma
chine ever seen In this section. Tho machine
has a capacity OF twenty miles per hour with
the sixteen passengers sr ~, ~ vh,,. ,as Nan
without pastor for several weeks is rejoced
at the information that Rev ], M, aDunnnwSIy,
extended to him to become. pastor Of tho
church here, The church VIII e once besln
ready TOR the new pastor, who Will enter upon
his dulles by October LIST,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Washington Affairs.

(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
GINA postmasters appointed: Dante,
Russell county. 5Abner C. Begey, vice
Ora Evans, resigned; Dickinson. Frank
lin county, Henry II. Law. vice Channie
Law. deceased. 4
Rural free delivery route No. 2 ordered
esta blished October I'd at Grecnbay.
PRINCE Edward county. Va, serving zoo
people and 1877 houses.
| Rural carriers appointed Virginia.
Nokesvlle, route 2. Anfon2e Armstrong
carrier, Henry ]. Jonas, substitute a
North 5Carolna-East Bend, route z
John II. Patterson carrier, Nathan Ct
Hutchens substitutes; Edonton route 8.
Joseph j. Long carrier, Miles j. Goodwin
substitutes; Leaksvlllc. route 2, Preston
Price carrier. Harden ]. Evans substt--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
KILLED IN COLORADO.
Young North Carolinian Meets
Death in Railroad Wreck.
1snnnInl M rha Tlmes- plspn

SALISBURY, N. July 2o,--A message
received here states that Or. Edgar AN.
son, aged Is years. son of Ex-United
states Marshall, IT. J, Allison. Of states
vile, was killed in a railroad wreck n
Colorado yesterday. Or, Alnson Was
we'll known here, having lived N sails,
bury prior to January last, when no Went
His body will he brought to statesyille
for interment nv his brother william
Allison. of Chicago, who has gone TO
Colorado for that purpose,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
ADAMS RESPITED.
Governor Glenn Guest at Big
Barbecue and Brunswick Stew. i
n (specjnlt 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tmcs-Di spatch)
RALEIGH, N. c., July Ex-Governor
Glenn grants a respite for Will Adams,
.colored until August 21st. He was TO
have been hanged to-day In the Wake
county Jail for the murder of Mary
Bridgcrs, coorcd,i in January. 1904 The
gallows has been in readiness for a week
or more, and tho hangmans rope bought
and tested. The respite Is in order that
the Governor may have opportunity to
examine more fully into the merits OF a
{petition from Adnms's counsel for COM
mutation to life imprisonment.
Governor Glenn was among the dis
tinguished guests this afternoon at a
big barbecue and Brunswick stew, given
by the Raleigh Clearing House. compll-
mcntary to the officers and clerks of the
Raleigh banks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Republican Delegates,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,)
The tRepublicnns Of Stafford county in
mass meeting at the county seat yesterT
day elected the following delegates to
tic Roanoke convention: NJ. x. Lowry,
Jones, Walter Wamsley r. O. Brooks
w. II, I.eacon. Howard Simpson, Wyatt
Mills. 4,
Judge Lewis was endorsed for, the nom
nf Stafford county. for State Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
Richmondcrs in New York,

(Speclal0to Tho TImes-DIspatchJ
NEW YORK, July 2G.--st, DENTIST p,
Cosby and wife; Imperal--H Campbell;
.Brcslln-A. NJ. Travers, M. NJ Strauss
and Wife, Holland-I. Bryan; York-G, G.
Poindexter, j, J. Wilson, II, II. Heller;
Herald Square,, f. G. Cosby and wife;
Hotel Astor--J. r. Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

country home In the Green Springs Val
ley to Baltimore. Her horse was struck
and injured, but she chung to her vehicle,
which was nearly overturned and escaped
with nothing more than severe nervous
SHOCK,
Licenses have been issued in Wash
ington, d. c. to Miss Efie B. Smith, of
Caroline, and James w. seay, Of Hanover
county, Va; Miss Mary II. Miller and
Mr.. James E. Reed of Fredericksburg
Va; Miss Helen May Magruder and Mr..
John Milton Lyles, Of Fairfax county, Va
Major and Mrs. James II. Dooley have
returned from visiting the Misses Elder
In Staunton, Va.
Mrs Mamie .. Green is the guest OF
relatives in Danyille. Va.
Mrs Shirley Carter and Mrs. Alexander
Barrie. of Winchester, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Duval at their country
home, Allenhurst N. J. They will visit
the New Jersey summer resorts, and a
series of charming entertainments has
been arranged In their honor.
p + ' . I 4 d 3 y.
Hon. Hannis Taylor, Mrs. Taylor and
the Misses Taylor, of Washington. D. c.,
Will spend the summer at Capon Springs,
West Virginia. Mr.. Taylor's second
daughter, Miss Hanna Taylor, will be
dobutantc OF the coming season. and will
be formally introduced in Washington
next December tI5s.t8
IT. nd (,Io 4 ~,
ter Clarence Seaton Mr.. G. L. Todd and
Mr. Henry Cudlipp have returned from
visiting Hon. and Mrs. J. w Todd, of
Staunton, Va.
Parties intending to join the excursion
for the benefit Of tho Retreat for tho
Sick and the Second Baptist Church
building fund. going to Niagara, Toron-
to, Philadelphia and Atlantic City, and
leaving Richmond on tho afternoon OF
August 17th, arc requested to send their
names to Mrs. Anna II. Rahm, No. 6l0
North Eighth Street, or Miss Bette Ely
son. No. 10 East Franklin Street The
expense for tho round trip. including eight
days board, tally-ho rides in Niagara
and Toronto and n stop in Philadelphia
| allowing time to visit Atlantic City, Is
covered by the reasonable sum of forty
dollars,
| Mrs. W. f. Ganzert has returned from
a visit to her father, Mr.. Louis Tate. OF
Gordonsyille.
Miss salle G. Bldgood. of Petersburg
who has been visiting friends in Char.
lottesyilln and Lynchburg, will leave soor
for trip to Europe.
|
Miss Mnyme r.. Drake, of Richmond, Is
visiting Mrs. ]. Magr and friends, Of
Lynchburg, Va,
Mrs. Herman Ulman and daughter
Viola, are summerng at Cascade, Blue
Mountains, Md.
Miss Daisye W, Fleming is the guest
OF Miss Maude Shepherd. Mt Columbia
va,
Miss Louise Loving has returned from
a visit TO Ocean View. Va
Miss Mabel Drake and MIsB Julia Car
roll, OF Richmond, are visiting friends
in Taylorsyille, Va,
Mr., and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, OF
Petersburg, are spending the summer at
their summer home, near Charlottesville
Va.
! Mr., Louie Iiankins, who Is railroading
near Pikesyille, Pike county. in the Ken
| lucky mountains, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In Richmond, leaving Ned
nesday evening to Join Mrs lIankns In
] 1'oolcsville. Md.