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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
SHOOTS AND sURRENDERs.
Montana Merchant Kills Ranchmal
and Gives Himself Up.

Helena. Mont. Sept. 25.-Alber'
Wesley, who runs store at Kirby
Rosebud county. shot and killed Hugh
Redmond. a well known ranchman, In
his store at Kirby. Wesley surren
dered himself and was taken to For
syth. The motive for the killing is
not explained. Wesley Is already un
der bonds on a charge Of shooting at 9
Cheyenne Indian recently.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
Fear Attack BY Moors.

Ceuta, Morocco. Sept. 25.-The gov
ernor Of this Spanish port and fort
Senior PaYeia. has sent large detach
ments OF marines to strategic points
fearing attacks BY the MOorish tribes
whose agitation around Tangter ex
cites apprehension 81 an invasion q
~ Spanish territory IN this vicinity
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
QUARREL REACHES CRISIS
GREECE AND ROuMANlA DiSA
GREE AND SEVER DIPLo-
MATlc RELATIONS.

Bucharest, Roumania. Sept. 25.-
The diplomatic rupture between Rou-
mania and Greece has been completed
by the departure OF the Roumanian
minister from Athens. The interests
of the Roumanians in Greece have
been intrusted to Italy, while the Rus.
sian legation here will guard the In
terests Of the Greeks in Roumania.
The cause of the trouble between
Roumania and Greece is the refusal
by Roumania of the demand of Greece
for compensation to those, who suf-
fered by the pillaging OF Greek shops
and the maltreatment of Greek sub.
lects during the recent demonstrations
at Bucharest and for satisfaction fol
the burning of the Greek flag by
demonstrators at Gurgevo. The Greek
government also complained OF the
general insecurity Of Greeks in Rou.
mania. several having been expelled.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
IRAMPs WORST BRAKEMAN
Hurled From Train and Probably Fs
tally Hurt.

La Crosse, Wis.,, Sept 25.-As a re
suit OF being hurled from the Pioneer
limited on the Milwaukee road by two
tramps whom he attempted to eject
from the train Brakeman James Kel
ley of this city Is probably fatally In
jured. Kelley was hurled into the
ditch, where he remained unconscious
until found several hours later The
train was travelling at high speed al
the time of the struggle on the engine
tender.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
WILL BUILD NEAR WINNIPEG

Case ThreshIng Machine Company
Wants Canadian Trade.
New York, Sept 25.-The Case
Threshing Machine company will build
q factory near Winnipeg which within
q few years will be as large as its
factory at Racine, Wis. The object is
to save duty on materials for the Ca
madam trade.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
KILLS ONE, WOUNDS TWO.
Homesick Macedonian Turns Loos,
With Gun at indianapolis.

Indianapolis. Sept. 25.-Homesicl
and enraged at his countrymen, wht
refused to contribute money to pay hi.
fare back to Europe, Cantro Wassili
q Macedonian, drew a revolver In q
lodginghouse filed with foreigners ant
began firing. Tonse Risto was killed
and two men were wounded, one o1
whom will die.
Wassili was regarded as tramp by
his countrymen and they knew moth
ing of his whereabouts until he ap
peared and demanded money.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve penetrates
the pores Of the skin, and by its anti
septic. rubifocient and healing inhu-
ence it subdues inflammation and cures
Boils, Burns. Cuts, Eczema, Tetter,
Ring Worm and all skin diseases. A
specific for blind. bleeding. itching and
protruding piles. The Original and
genuine Witch Hazel Salve Is made by
f. G Dewitt & Co. and sold by Cook
& Odee
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25
When e'er you feel impending ill,
And mead m auic liffIa mill

Thu HooU HIdBIC IItIIb PHI,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Eary Risers.
The Famous Little Pills, early Ris-
ers.' euro Constipation. Sick Headache
Billiousness, etc, They never grippe OF
sicken but impart early rising energy
Good for children or adults. Sold by
Cook & Odee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25

A new Idea in cough syrup is the
Laxative principal and is original with
Kennedy's [ axative Honey and Tar.
This cough eyfup assists in expelling
colds from the system by gently moving
the bowels. Best for cough colds,
Group; etc. The red clover blossom is on
every package of the original Laxative
Cough Syrup. Sold by Cook Il Oiee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-09-25

New Are HoO1 At0neyev
Jr Hobbs Spar agus Pits cure all kidney Ills IAN
Nc free. ADD 6teriiuG Rernedv fsO., ChtaAGo or y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Postal Telegraph Co. to Locate
Office at Henry Clay Inn.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispach.)
ASHLAND, VA September 1.-THE i,
engaged renewing It's line. when par
allels the Richmond. fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad. Mr.. j. l.. French. of
Alexandria. Is looking after tho inspn1-
+ tion OF the wo. k, and waslayS in this,
vicinity. Mr.. French. who s stopping at
the Henry Clay Inn. will be recalled as
tho son OF Colonel James NJ French
#ington Railroad an impo tant connect
Ing line for years between the North and
the South. Tie postal Company expect.
to locate 4 telegraph Office in Ashland at
the Henry Clay Inn
Mr.. Il Marvin Smthcy, Il we'll known
young attorney Of Richmond, who lives
here, has Just been appointed n X special
attorney for the Underwater Raino pad
Company dhe Wabash SYSTEM, with his
sheadtl,1artcrs at Norfolk, Va NJ.
Smithcy was recently appointed as
superintendent Of schools OF Hanover
county, after several weeks delay. and
has placed his resignation rs superin-
tendent in the hands ofsthe State Boa. d
of Education, to take effect Octohcr l.
Mr.. Fl. c.. Rcdd, brother of Judge Redd,
who lives Mt Beaver Dam Va, will be
urged for the appointment to be mpdc3
vacant by Mr.. sml theys resignation.
Miss Estclle smlthey, sister Of FrofeS-
SCR II. }B. SmltheE,s has Just returned TO
Ashland after IAN absence Of fifteen
months III Europe. Miss smthey has.
boon attending sorbonne College of Lam
Euages in Paris, perfccting hcrscf8tn
French and German, and will resume her
work as Instructor Mt Farmvile Va.
An uu tonlobIle party conss ing OF Mr.
w. A. Hammtndg ana the Misses Ham
mond, of Richmond. visited Ashland to-
day, and were gue3ts at the Henry
4 Clay Inn at supper tonight The run,
from Richmond to Ashlend, a distance
OF fifteen miles, was nnde in an Amer
lean car in fifty minutes, tho reads be.
ing in particularly good condition. They
returned by light tonight.
Miss i. ". Mayer. OF Baltimore. IS
Visiting the family of Mr.. y. r. Mid
yettc. 'tg,
The family of Rev. j Poyn.z Ty. err
of Ashland, will leave Tomorrow for
Warm Springs, Va Mr.. I'yler's sister,
Mrs. Newcombe. OF Westmolcland, Will
take charge of the home during the az
sence of the family. s. ssf 55s
5 r. Miss Sally W.GColenlnn|is visiting Mrs.
b Richard Chenery. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
GRAND CIRCUIT.
Audubon Boy Fails 70 Beak
Record for Mile.
.(By Associated Press, }

by fASSOClat
SYRACUSE, N. ", September 15.-At
the grand circuit races, held to-day on
the State fair grounds, 10000 persons SAY
Audubon Boy pace mile without wind
shield in 300 II In an effort to break
the track record OF 1859 12. The first
quarter was made in 80 III. the second In.
30 Ia and the third In 20 ga.
SUMMARY
oil pace; purse. sl,2Oo-Texns Rocker
won In two straight heats, u. n. second,
Sirar third. Best time, 2:06 IL.
Chamber Of Commerce Stakes; 2:09
trot; purse, .S2.0OO--zephyr won in three
straight heats Mussetto second. Norman
B. third Best time, 2:07 1-2.
Empire State Stake; $4,000 2:O9 pace
Stein won first, third and fifth heats and
race The Friend second, won second and
fourth heats; Ethel Nc third. Best
time, 2:O5 Id
2;l7 trot; purse, ), 81 2oo--Put I. won in
three straight heats. &nroni second. Miss
Kinney third, Best time, 212 Ii. 1t.
2:10 pace; purse. l,oOO-1nterocean won
In three straight heats, Lookout Hal sec
ond, Major Brine third. Best time,
a2:0S 1-2 Cd
+ 2:O4 pace purse, 81 ,5OO--Nathan Strauss
won In two straight heats. Locandn sec
ond, Dan Michael third. Best time,
2:O4 Ia. = q,
e:l5 trot; purse, s1,2Oo--Lizzlo avon
won first and third heats and race; AL
bert G, second, won second heat: Bell
Bird third Best time, Ell IL.
81 2:O7 trot; purse. s2,600-Snyder Nc
Oregon won second and third heats and
race: George G. second, won first heat;
Mckinley third. Best time, 2:05 Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
washington Affairs.
from Our Regular correrii-dent.)

(From Our Regular Correpii. deht.l
sy9 3W4AEl1NGTON, y. c. eptenoer 10. 4
Postmnstcrs appolntc .
Brick Haven, Alexandria
county, Charles. $, I'londheim, vice ugh
Phillips, resIgncd; Central Plains. I'll Flu
wanna county. Percy w Fiaden.: vice u
a. Paulctt, resigned; Chesterfield. Ches-
terrified county, Mrs Q, III. Hopkins vie
Elizabeth Ellison, resigned. t
North Cnroiina-G Guide. Columbus coun-
", Mrs. Slnn p. Cox, vice g. Z. -oS, re-
signed. II ~ Si
y Rural carriers appointed for North nth
Carolina: 4l
Routcs-Pilteville routcs2, Nathan Der
ger. carrier, John Barnett, substt ute'
Wndesboro route 3, Albert S. Smith. CT r
5rier; Thomas y. Smith, substitute. @s
Assistant Surgeons t. NJ. Shook ana
III. Il Munger United States Navy, have
been detached from naval hospital, Nor
folk, and ordered to the Naval Medical
School. Washington, T. C., for course s u
2instltiction. SG.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
SUSTAINSS POLICE JUSTICE.
Can Find Persons Guilty Of Com
mon Law Offens. Without Trial.

Y Especial to The Times Dispalcll.)
RALEIGH, n. c.. Scptembcr lb-Judge
Purncll In the Federal Court has an
nounced his decision Diminishing the appll-
cation for writ of Mbeas corpus In the
cases Involving the right OF the Raleigh
Police Justice Court ard all other similar
courts TO find persons guilty Of IL common
law ofcnsc without trial by jury
The applications were in cases OF three
negroes serving terms on the county
roads and Of Bertha Brown, white wo5
man, who resisted the payment Of 500
fine for keeping disorderly house. There
will he no appeal.
Application was made to-day to Justice
Brown, OF the North Carolina Supreme
Court. for "A writ of hnbeas corpus for
IL. n. Hight. c. King and Jack Peeie,
in Wake jail. charged with causing the
death of Thomas Nall. patient at the
State Hospital by maltreatment, The APP
.picaton Is the result OF the testimony or
medical experts before the directors OF +
the institution that he patient died OF
natural causes. Bail Is demanded. The
hearing will he September 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
PRETTY WAR CORR RESPONDENT
SURRENDER s. no DAN CUPID
Miss Eleanor franklin, Who Wrote for imcsDispatch
Webs Martin Egan, AssociatedPress
Representative In Toxic.

l.,isso-Japanese war, recognized BY the
Japanese Government as n war corre-
sppndent. While engaged IN this service
5she met Mr. CganF md IN attachincilt
sprnng UP between, them.A
~ She was taken suddenly Ill. and for II
time her life was adcspared OF. While
preparing to return TO New York snc
accepted an offer Of marriage from Mr..
aEgan. and the ceremony was at once per-
FORMED.
4 Miss Franklin's letters from Japan 70
tho ,rimcs-Dlspntch attracted no little al
3tentlon Many who read them VIII De
Interested iii this account OF her ro-
mantle marriage TO Mr.. Egati.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
CATO. CONVICT
IN PETE. R5B|UR:.G|.
Clint Watson, Who Escaped
h While Serving Fifteen Years
for Murder.
JOHN 3. EVANS CHAIRMAN i N 4 \
Chosen Head Of New Democratic
Co1nnlittec-Hcinric
Noltenius Dead.
JOHN 3. EVANS CHAIRMAN
Especial to The TIncs-Dispatch.)

8a Especial to The Tnes-Dispdtcll)
PETERSBURG, VA, September 10
Clint Watson, an escaped convict from
Brushy Mountain prison, Petros, Tonnes
see, was captured here to-nightlby Police
Officer Stevens. Watson was serving q
fifteen year sentence for murder Tic
escaped September It'll He issa young
white man, and is supposed to have come
here to meet q woman, p
John b. Evans city sergeant OF Pc tcrs-
blug w;ts tonight elected chairman OF
the new City Democratic Central Com
mittec. W. o. Newsom was reelected
secretary Mr. Evans was the only can
didatc nominated for the Craftsmanship,
which was formerly held by George MI
son, City Attorney.
The annual inspection of the Peters
burg Grays was held to-nighta by lnspec-
tor General 70 Lane Stcl:1. Colonel Stern
commended the company.
Y Mr.. Heinrich Noltenius one OF the
most llonored citizens Of Petersburg, died
at his home tonight, after an illness OF
three days. VIDA stss Z,
y Mr.. Noltenius was sixty -four years old.
He is survived byThisFwife and Two daugh-
ters-A1iss Lena Nultenius and Mrs, DR..
w. M. Banncstcr53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
HITCH COMES AS TO
NEW .GAs HOLDER |.]||- DEL
Delay in Getting Pipe Throws
the Work
Back.

Present indications are that the new
gns holder now under construction at
Oak and Moore Streets IN the West End
will not be put into operntioa&uptil next
summer, owing to tho fact that Tho cast
iron pipe, Which Is 10 connect the holder
with the works. Viii not BIO ready before
October. 81
It viii require great deal of time TO
lay the pipe. even should II come from
the foundry by the first OF October, ms Z
Is a great distance from tie gas works
to the new holder 58,
RI It Is feared that the failure TO complete
the new plant and get It IN operation by
winter will result In tEe bad conditions
which existed here regarding the quality
Of gas last winter, as the light Commit-
tee looks for some relief at least from
the new holder,
The special committed named to In
yestigate and discover tho cause Of the
trouble with the gas furnished consum-
ers has had experts ,nt work here for
months, and It, Is understood that their
report is now practically made up. one
OF tile members Of the special committee
said last night that there would he a
meeting of that body IN short while.
When The report would be considered,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

Minister Played Second and Did
1t Well Catcher With One
Good Foot.

/. III.
Assisted by the Barton lleights Dat
tery, the baseball team representing the
it,1,,, Al a commercial 5rravclcrs took tho
= 80 4.
game troi' Wy l'ol'i l s :
broad Street Park yesterday afternoon
10 score or q To 8. And there was
80, x.,te.,.nt al ,ho wnv through,
- ~ ~, " .1a,,
the game me hnlBhts ol VIC S'iip . ~ =
the parlor cnrs after the first inning, ana
K e. ,.a. cnsy travelling ,,ntIl the. dcstlna-
,''i' IL. .,..,. $500. IN, ~o,c,,od
tl 'o'f-' ~ ~" i.'l'e'. @ q ~,
Louisa had the wrong berth ana tllclr.
tickets were not marked for return
,,,ss,so f,rhov yor, ro,.vated To q; slcep-
.l -, Z Z, i, ~, 4hn,r
: * - n'' ~ t''c lol ~ M - -
peaceful slumbcrs until A1tcr inc sh 1''
was gone. In short, they were left
~, ~ ,,,,,for,, wrilo i,,n winners pulled
~. Nh, ~ 80, ."ra,nio,a g1'' 81
. =, r +. =.
Plenty o. W. W.
But the game was one that a1oraeh u
lot OF amusement. mere werr 1r'u ~
score ,viil tnily mia dots in this col
3 49, 49,, e,'',1,a ~ IL, n,nus,ng
VII ,iLo,y,.a w" ten, ithe crowd guess
,,,,, MAJ ,vas Going r. happen next.
~ ,,.,,,,,,. ,ynoc,c "a 70 scc home runs,
,rt,,,o ,,a,.o ana s,,ch other things, but,
st,.,ncn. j i 4 Ynnv! 4 pl,e;lr 4 IN cold and
Il .,s,,ai 2 2 l,1acr and white. there we're no
F t,,n,..bagpare Sether were + there any.
,rir,n nlavs go, you could notice"
- a,,,srS III vod 4 Ie nav. NJ S. Eagle
!, Stnr, M Mr. Eagle Is an Episco-
,la,S mint, er .nI ~ fnnl of baseball.
~ n,na. 4 t,,ra,. orrors b,tlsthdn the
-, ~, .,ncn,,t.d wnre' hard 4 ones
,;,,d ,n,,1,. .f,hsS .rrnrs shourant count
,,,.s,,,s !, ~, 'tsn, .nnw.ing maj lc won
$500, ,hn,,, ,SYiJ,,ia @'thinr no scorer
: sh.i,,od l,,nun ~ orrors-tried II looks.
An,, 49, n,,,,,,,, :, s,,,I ~ !, r5ern Rrb,nd
- ~ ~ 49,, fo,r tnnino.. n m.
~ - it,, IN ~, NJ plnrlS wbo
aa,,,. 49, - 40 IA, IN ,ntsfortunc "a
,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
KING s DAUGHTER
HANDICAP WHINE ' R.
Willow Stake Goes to Second
Choice at Gravescnd- Favorite
Badly Beaten.
FIRST RACE FOR 4 Ros /: {
Fifth Won BY Right Royal and
Sixth BY Gutter Other
Results.
FIRST RACE FOR 1 RosE 3
---------
(By Associated press.)

u N Z ! MI . ~ d 10 II
NEW YORK. September 16.-King's
Daughter, second, choice easily won the
Willow Handicap for two-year-olds at five
and d half furlongs at Gravesend to-day.
The favoritc, Whimsical. With 1875 pounds
UP, was never able to &c, to the front
and was beaten early. one favorte was
successful, 4. ny
8 SUMMARY.
First rncc-about 9 furlongs-Rosebe
e to y first, Lady Amelia g to p second,
Rapid Water e to p third. Time ! 100 20.
Second race-nve and a half furlongs-
Watergrass g TO u first, Militia Is to u
second Sufficlency &c TO y third. Time
II 0s. 3l3 MSS
Third race-One mile and a furlong-
Humo q to y first. Voladay eco to u sec
Iond, Monsieur Beatcaire a TO u third.
Time. :54 25
Fourth racc--The Willow Handicap; five
and half furlongs--King S DaughterT(3
to u first, ,Toots Nook tI5to u second,
Ruth w. go TO y third Time, LOT 3-5
Fifth race-one mile and a Quarter i
Right Royal QG to 81 first, Leila Is to y
second Blennenworth u to u third.
Time, 2:07 3-5. ,4
Sixth race--one mile and Il sixteen tn
Cutter OTTO y first, Regale Is TO y sec
ond. On the Eve g to d third. Time,
1 40 40. 5i#5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

NEW YORK, September ,15---Mnrtin
fgnn. representative for the Associated
Press IN Toxic, Is now on his way TO
San Francisco with his bride. who was
Miss Eleanor Franklin, war
for Lesllo's Weekly.
Miss franklin cnttic to New York i've
years ago from Indiana. She had been
supporting herself by teaching music and
singing. and sought an opportunity to
secure literary work.
One Of her articles, submitted to Les
lies Weekly. led to her employment rcgu-
larry BY that publication as dramatic
critic. three years ago.
She was the only woman, during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
TWIN CITY GAMES,
Richmond VS.. Mancl1ester-Tlle
Brownies and Bar1on Heights.

II I\lSkII1ko1lNt VS' A'ASNANNNH~ - = -
Brownies and Bar7on Heights.
Richmond will tackle Manchester% to-
day for the first game and the Brownies
will go against Barton Heights In the
second contest,
Between the four teams there Is a
strong rivalry at this time, Manchester
and Richmond are lighting for the third
place and against the last place, while
Barton Heights and the, Brownies are
anxious to cling TO the 5pennant some
say that there arc not enough games
now to be played for Barton Heights
to hope TO win the pennant and others
say that If the llighlanders ~ not lose
again they can tie tho champions for
the seat up high, But be this as It may.
there is lamcntation In tho camps Of
all and there will be some snappy ball
this afternoon.
TrevIllIan or Fitzpatrick Will likely
do the pitching In to-day's battle for
the EIIghlandcrs and Elnston will DO the
slab artist for the Brownies Charters
and Icake will oppose each other In
tho Richmond Manchester contest !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
FOUND MUCH POISON.
State Chemist Taylor's Test Re
veals Deadly Drug.

the stomach of Benjamin l.ipscomb, tho
negro who died recently at Jetersvlllo
under peculiar circumstances, reveals
poison In sufficient quantities to cause
death, Or, TAYLOR has Just completed
the analysis of the poison found In tho
stomach, ana his report to the authors
ties in Jetersvllle will have Il great bear
Ing on the case of Caroline Llpsconb,
widow OF the dead man, and Bette
Harris. another negro woman who arc
now charged with conspi,lng to cause
the death Of the man,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
ERUPTloNS.

There Is onlS one way to get rid Of
pimplcs ana other cruptons.
And it's simple and easy enough.
Cleanse the blood, improve tho digest on,
stimulate tho Kidneys liver and skin by
the Same means ut the same time
Hoods SarsAparllla and Pills AFRO toe
medicines To tuke--th's statement Is con-
3firmed by the largest volume OF yolun-
tary testimony In the world by the eH-
perlence OF thousands whom these medi-
cncs have permanently cured
Christopher IT, Johnson. 196 Ashley
Ave, Charleston, s. 81, SAYS my face
was covered with pimples, took lIool's
Sarsapnrilla and pills and they cured
me-
Accept no substitutes for Hoods Snr-
saparilla and Pills, for no substitutes act
like them. aN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Visible Cotton Supply.
inv Associnted Press.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, September To-
Secretary Testers statement Of tho
worlds visible supply Of cotton, issued
to-day, shows visible to be 2.646. 662,
against o,5G437S last week, and = ~ SD
last yeurEand ,O23,15 wear before last.
3Ofathis the total Of American ton Is
1,S12,6d2, against l,69337s last week, ,an 2,
6i3, $40 last yearasahd Of all gother kinds,
Including Egypt, Brazil, India, etc. Il. SSi, GOV
year. or the worlds visible supply OF
cotton MS above there Is now float and
held in great Britain and Continental, Eu-
rope 1, 427c0O against hSi o9o last year' IN l.,
India $40. 900 against 100000 last year; and ~
in the United States 37S, OG0 again st W. ooo
last year. 4a& stt F3l5{}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
COUNT DE BRAzZA DIES
IN CENTRAL AFRICA
(By Associa ted Press.).

PARIS, September l5,-The Minister Of
tho Colonies to-day received n cable dis
patch from the Governor of French West
Africa, announcing the death of Count
De Israzza, the explorer. The minister
notified Countess De l3razZn, saying that
France had lost one of her most glorious
citizens President Louoet also lelc-
griphcd his condolences tc' the Countess,
Count DE Blaazn was returning from
II special mission to Central Afrlcn to
Investigate charges OF cruelty against
natives when he was attacked by acute
dyscntcry, which wasaaggravntcd BY the
fatigue of the voyage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Big Industry Coming,

BRfsTo H. TENN, Sept, Is. Through
the influence Of the Bristol board OF
trade, Bristol has Just secured another
big Industry. Beginning al once, mo
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company,
of which Henry *. Mclarge, OF New
York, is president will remove ITS big
iron rolling mills from Max Mendows,
to Bristol. The plant, Whllch nov
has q capacity Of % thousand tons pef
month, viii upon its re-erection be ins
Z creased Atty per cent. The payroll Will
then be- $3.50, COO per annulll II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

Can Stand" and "self-Respect" will be
the chapters for discussion.
MessrsI d. NVinfrec Sims. r. +. Laugh
ton, and WIN. Y. Relthard will lead the
subjects. II i
Mr.. S.. Il. Philips win sling. al
Every young man, whether menber or
not Is most cordially invited.
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club Will
met at $780, The General Secretary is
the speaker. and his subject. The Bish-
ops Shadow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Boydton's Town Hall.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Timas-DispatchD
BOYDTON, VA September 15--Work-
men arc busily engaged at this time
digging the foundation for the new Town
Hall, which Is to be built in front Of
the Courthouse Square. The hall Is to
be of brick, and Willie 90x40 feet, two
stories high aud will'$cost between six
and seven thousand dollars. Mr.. West,
architect of Richmond hns made the
plans. and the Coghfll- Goode Lumber
and Manufacturing Company are the
contra c tors for the building.