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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06

The Republican Primary Elections for Gamer,
on county will be held on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1906.
Emporium Borough-West Ward, at CTS
Hail. delegates; Middle Ward, at Council RooIs
delegates, East Ward, at Hose House, tTs2e-
gates.
shippen Township, at Court House, dese-
Portage Township, at sizerville Hotel, dele
Lumber township, at Linningers Store Gs4p-
Gibson Township, at Curtin Gouse, Drift
Oriftwood Borough at Hose Honse Tlrife
woods delegates.
Grove Township, at sinnamahoning House
d delegates.
Persons desiring to be candidates for Delegate
TO the County Convention will have to deciarE.
their intention to the undersigned not later than
Monday, April 10th.
Candidates for delegate to State Convention
for Sheriff, County Commissioner and County
Auditors must file their names with the uufer--
signed not later than Wednesday, March 18th
accompanied by the following registration fees
Delegate to State Convention, Sheriff and;
county Commissioners, each, .... pee. .$lOGC
Each election district is entitled to elect one,
member of the Republican County Committee
Tor the ensuing year.
REGISTERED CANDIDATES.
SHERIFF:
CHARLES l.. BUTLER,
JOSEPH A. FRIENDEL,
JOHN d. SWOPE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
SAMUEL P. KREIDER
JOHN w. LEWIS,
DAVID S. LOGUE,
JOHN A. WYKOFF.
March 30th, 1905.
BY order of County Committee
A. c. BLUM, Chairman
Attest
j. p. MCNARNEY, Sec'y.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
Howard Bill Signed by Governor

Hon. Josiah Howard's Forestry Bill,
taxing lands for roads and schools
owned by the state in Pennsylvania,
was signed on Wednesday by Cover
nor Pennypacker and now becomes a
law.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
For Sale or Exchange.

| offer for sale my farm, or will ex,
change for Emporium property.
6 IT, Mrs. ALICE HBIDECKE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
Supt. Robarts Better.

Supt. Thos. A. Robarts, who has
been seriously i'll at Philadelphia, is
improving, his many friends will be
glad to hear.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06

Furniture in endless varietyat La.
Bars Department store. Prices way
down. 4-4
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
No Gloss Carriage Paint Made.

Will wear as long as Devoe's. No
others are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to
the pint. Sold by Murry & Copper
mith Co.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
Girl Wanted.

Girl wanted in small family. Good
wages to competent person. Inquire
at this Office.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
Council Proceedings.

Regular meeting Borough Council,
Emporium, Pa, April 4th, 1905.
Present: Messrs. Catlin, Wheaton,
Marshall, LaBar, Green, Friendle,
Butler and Cramer. Absent: Mr..
Julian.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Butler offered the following
resolution and moved it's adoption:
Resolved, That the action of the
Council, directing the Secretary to put
upon the tax duplicate for 1904 the
taxes against the Sinnamahoning Iron
and Coal Company adopted March 9th,
1905, be and is hereby rescinded and the
Secretary is now directed not to put
said taxes upon the duplicate. The
motion was seconded by MIR. Friendle,
the ayes and nays called and the
Councilmen voted as follows:
Aye: Messrs. Butler, Cramer, Frien-
die, Green, LaBar, Marshall. 6.
Nay: Messrs. Wheaton, Catlin, 2.
The motion was declared carried.
Committee appointed to investigate
taxes due from G. H. Jessop, was con-
tinued.
Moved by Mr.. Butler, seconded by
Mr.. LaBar, that Auditors bills be laid
on table for further consideration.
Carried
On motion by Mr. Cramer, seconded
by Mr. Friendle. the following bills
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06

Struthers Wells Co. Invoice (2) ...........s s2l 80
Robertson Electric Co Invoice (2)......... Z go
Emporium Machine Co, Invoice t2)........ SO
Keystone Powder Mfg. Co., Invoice, ..... 2 10
Cameron County Press, Invoice .........., 8 SO
ST. Marys Gas Co.. March, h,.................. 30 90
w. F. Lloyd Freight paid, ..........-..... 2 IA
Emporium Telephone Exchange, Invoice. l Is
Johnstone Morehouse * Dickey, Invoice. 1856 25
John Welsh Work on streets ..... ~
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06

Everybody reAds the PREss
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-06
Republican Primary Election.

j. p. McNARNEY, Sec'y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
USED THE MAILS FOR
FRAUDULENT PURPOSES

Especial to The -Dispatcn')
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, aug, o.-f'o's't-i
office inspector Bulla caused the q. arrest
in Norfolk Saturday OF q man named
DONALDSON, the charge against nm belhs
fraudulent use Of the malls. II IS clam
ed that Donaldson has been operating "
Hampton and Phoebus under various
names. two Of them being H. p worth
tngton & Co., and Wallace, Wleth y 90,
Another ono of his firm names was sala
to be Donaldson, Frank & Co, YESTERDAY
another chapter was added to the lnc ,i
dent by tho arrival in Phoebus Of wen,
known Norfolk lawyer, who, ,presentlns :
power OF attorney FROM Donaldson. s ,aan,,
Shipped to Norfolk to order Of Donaldson 8 on
certain goods which had been sonslsneu
to Donaldson, Frank s. Go. ~ Fhoep ~.
y The goods were shipped from JONI ~
matthews s. Co., Net iork ana ale
said to have consisted Of soda 1ouh, ~,
Supplies sup, crushed fruits a,'d syrups. Th q
authorities have not yet decided Wnethet
or not a case could BIO made ont agelhs.
the attorney In the event that Donaldson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr.. Mccomb. Of s,npnton, has moved 10
Mr. u. i. Goodloe. Of Lamb Avenue. haa
left for Clifton Forge,
Mr. Willie puggan has returned home from
pleasant Visit to hk Drother. hlr' Johh Dug
Mr. Bruce Harvey. Of Luck Avenue an
isf, or two-wehs stay WIN trlehu" ~
Miss Louise Movers has returned 10. her
home after ysit 10 hrr Uncle. Mr., &, L..
pabcock. Of CHARLES CITY
Mrs. -. c. shtter%hite, who has hesn quito
sick at her home on Barton Avenue, ~ recover
Thoughtful Circle Kings paggh,e+a, y,iil
# Triton corner OF Barton Avenue and Dove
Street. on Wednesday evening, Tor the benefit
OF their societies. Hofreshments VIII b" served
4 large crowd Is expected TO 90 Y Dutch
cufsion, 10 Sc given by tho ladies' ~ mo
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EVEN 8HONORs.
Officers Bradley and shumaker
Make Excellent Records.

Between on,cer p. J, Bradley, Of II. the ne
First District, and Officer Shumaker, VI VI
thc Second District the high gun noh i,
in Yesterdays target practice 90 was III ~
vidcd, each pntrolman scoring - tn po'ir ntn
the separate class that was esta !r,e,.n,
tuesday afternoon when tbe 0 Get IN the
hnnd wagon with Onlcer Wiley. VINO was a
sailing with % points. .,o,.,- NO
rhe First District, with tW .eth NO
nan. beat the second District. Win ele I 81
, teen men. yesterday by three polh's-l0'
against 1S6. l., nv the In
o'E ,Irst qp5iIlsItrlct-captain WhItlock, 3;
Sergeant Matthew's l5f serseaa ny 81 N ei,a7t
o; Privates Cox, 8; Hughes, =: H 1as, %
.: Goldsby, II; Wright. l6; Brada!ey;, NJ q
Kc!iam. il; Kuhn, II; Goodman. sl Ian,
l9 iEcegan, D. Total 1s9, q,
Second Djstrict-Sergeant Eio!oeSSI, , :, "
Sergeant Brooks, II; PrlVaies . ro,,,uiIoa'
D; shlanaker, 9a Krnnsse, IL; MG ,Her 3:
Matthews. .; Marbrough, ! Iaedford, Is;
8; Mattern, IS; Sale q. potal. lss,
TFrom Headquarters the following scores
we're made. Sergeant Otey, o; MI. Rob-
ins (. CAPTAIN Epps, 3.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS

rt's Rosa 9 ,;, a ss1 nc,s Ct Nj NJ
e, srs Er nsh' e Sfn and nayHd1d q
Pierce have returned from n snort V's't -
of Misses Sarah, Celia ana asge 1lana gi,ns
IF Ss ssfer q 1918 Nineteenth
'e Rev joel n fucker has been in Warrcntone
VA, assiT:'ns E"sv H H. G H,nsi wa n q Ply
trSrts1 mg e ary ,0f has rs Ht from brief
vial 10 friends in 0oothland county II
~. l. Bailss was the guest ,s;nr OF he csp nass
WIS Mrs N. r4ackett and little child; Of {! Gne !,
!eraeld county, were the guests OF A''' i :
iG rrs carrie c:cttlInE visited her mother Mrs;
Annie combes in West Point daring Inc pas
WIFE srs Macon Pollard and children have .I. re-
turned from two-weeks stay win re'h' ''S
II King WILLIAM Eno. e0e OF Newport News has
returned Il up' after Brief visit here. =.
sr ard h trip o ana a nese
TsksTs tG }rIenaa h0m in west
iS Mrs sI Harry kline and little SON. Master
Louis have returned home ron AZ Harrisburg
visit to friends and relatl'es ~ 49," - -
AM Masters Hubert and arve Perkins have re-
turned from n two-weeks' stay wiz w 49, =
~ A5iss ida Bcadles hns returned nome ht'el
. visit to relatives here. c,,,it ~
:" Tho yomarl's Foreign Missionary socivy; 80, -
Tar,no,,nt Methodist Church VIII me. trr1
n fternoon at $3.50 In the sunday. schoo' '''
= his society meets onece a month. ,o,,,
Mrs. r. b. Scott has returned iron, - u v,sit
Mrs II Aubrey Euos are .childreh 'le 49, VS.
| -, ~ ra,r tives IN Essex county ~
,n,,eant visit to her sister In l,yhcnpu "a,
Ms scott has been very greatly Dene' ii'eu - ~
her visit. . ,os lives on Twenty.
o M street has bought nice mouse m ~, ~.
SG,e.. End and will move Into y ~ t,onI,
Az mich to the regret Of his many lr'ehus
hS NJ, willie Coles and Miss Minnie og aa W y.
Na MRS. esys, are Waiting Mrs crowder' OF
r% Mra Charles Gernclman Mrs Fred 5erW Yes
Pc,nt r. srend week ~, 60 ,c,o,,,n,ty. whe
Mi.s Critic MORRISON. OF Hanover w - I>Iorr,
vac been visiting Mr.. and MIS- ~ - p, r.."'rn.i
ia. ns on twenty second Street, hfs rev. rev. ~
h1 ~ =. smith is visiting his ID, daug q
pnwmond Richmond. In AheViite, -! -; I. ,,,it.
NJ NJ 'yyiIbert Bcadle's youngest ch'u 20 W.
ss NJ milton Beades Of Hanger GouT u Me- a.
,, mi rinst OF his daughter Mrs L. 5Esccnt,y
! r,son Of lilo Twenty-aecond street ~ tor AZ
fWi..ns r. and M.gRoberlln have 'cte t' .n n,
TENDED Northern trip. They WI. ~. He I1.is
III the month OF August. and VIII III, n's't
more, Philadelphia, New YORK rni, ~
INV and the Blue Ridge Mountains
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played last Saturday afternoon on the High.
Stars and the Knoxalis. The former winning
Misses Julia Horne and Ida Catlin, of Fourth
Avenue. left last week to visit friends in
Master James Rennle spent several days last
week with his grandmother. Mrs, Joseph Rel
Mi sr Of M Amflia eq f. Hoaday Who had Inc
n Msorsane to stick h rake In his foo1 several
Mr.. Guide, who was operated on for up
p.ndlclt!s some tiRe ago & SLOWLY improving
Miss ole Perry, Of Orange county, is The
svest Of her rs sister, Mrs Mortimer Mccluer.
Mr.. j. j, Pemberton, after visiting relatives
on the hill. has returned to his home In Chat
ssos 4 r.. rn ID. Avenue
Mr.. lSritzsche, who has been quite sick for
. Mr. and Mrs Water j To,d Nave returned
to their home on Hlghlanl Park after visit
Mrs JACOBS has returned 70 her home on
Chestnut Hll, after pleasant visit to rela-
Mrs Fippcn. who has been quito sick Tor
some time past. continues 10 Improve.
Mr; and Mrs; Hansen, who have been visit
Mr.. Lynn Wngied is quite sick at his resi-
Mastor Chns w. Vaughan has returned homn
after spending several weeks In Powha.an
REV, r. X odel left Monday for naii!nS
county to conduct a revival service during The
Mis-. Alice Lear, OF Highland Park, ief,
this week for New Jersey to spend tho month
OF August.
Miss LINDA Todd has returned to her home
In Staunton after visiting Miss Carrie Todd nj
Highland Park.
returned home from the Memorial Hospital
much Improved in health.
Miss Alma Vaughan left last week fnr Je'
.tersyille where She VIII spend some tint
Willing relatives. 49, L-a-LI. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10

soaFs in GhTf 5Gf f tne men
ma t9E saes md shdt IL the served ase Ito
stsiS,T Est,.y y1e h hi s;ss s'ss
Siiss garr!e DAYS, q King william Is the The
saait W. ia &C. ,f, ,;;Ssyyssern y,
sss, MSfs; S ssS Y. 7SG" S's's =.
q asqs 4 vj;ss s fSs News, /, II, xe..
sIsr r c,ssi l., returned home from
MIA Mary Daansafson 's visiting fr'en's n
Mrs Ms. r." H witt, Of rrockland Pork will
,sons Edward ana sams wtt + re- sal a9odTh1n e
Ssss yS ss ss ssi rs sn9 VII nHvS X0S
n1on 'ee cro9s Ms lett for Atlantic city 70
Misses ldna and Anna Gr II n MA q brHSdK ward
Mrs r a.. Branch and Children s,1cnd IoH ths r. r.
hort nnd q qS e s,,n aye at Old
hsy win BE- f1S est, q hfr Mfs vS FAY VIZ
has ars Seen n visiting II %n,heW county mas re-
Mr; s r. eefS pass 7 v''Ss
Af Fl i. Taylor Of warminsier Nelson county
4. thc r,icst OF Mrs. II. Q. Wright. -,,.t ~
Miss lou Thomas, Of Halifax, is me guess -
M r. u and Mrs Harvey Goddln and Mr.. h ana
Mrs. John Mount castle OF Richmohu' nav
n,oved to 3Oi Nfonticro Avenue. ro,v dnys
Sf,ss fulia smIthers will leave IN a leM St icy
10 Visit Miss Pearl Hughes, at opar 81 sp III
Mrs. G. r. Nichols. OF Br2 f1,nn snead, OF
visiting her sister, Mrs. LII nan o''">''
ii u. r +. s5w,,r:nscn has returned from an
oI Mlsscs 81 May and Annie Smith has 9lcft Tor
Fran Frank X Crosby. is spending the summer n a.
Sabot Island.
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LAW OPPRESSIVE
WI ting DECLARES.
Former Chinese Minister Minister at.
Washington Discusses *
clusion Of Country,nen.
GREATLY REGRETS BOYCOTT
GREATLY REGRETS BOYCOTT.
Afraid 1t May Estrange the Good
Will 81 Americans, Which
He Prizes.
(Bv Associated press.l

&(By Associated Press)
PF0KIN, Aug. 9.-Wu Ting Fang, former
Chinese minister at Washington. and no V
vice president of the Board Of Foreign
Affairs, interviewed by the Associated
Press to-day, said that the existing regu-
latIons for the exclusion OF Chinese from
the United States were unsatisfactory
from the Chinese standpoint, and hence
1t was desired that they should be modi-
fled by the new convention. The Chinese,
he said agreed TO the exclusion Of coolies,
and this point presented no difficulties,
but the existing regulations pressed with
severity on other classes.
"a superior Chlnaman arriving IN San
Francisco, for example," said Mr.. WI,
rs detained by the authorities while his
credentials are being examined. and this
detention frequently involves consorting
with low class OF coolies In common
shed. He Is unable to communicate with
friends and Is subjected to Inconvenience
and indignities to Which Americans would
refuse to submit. Moreover, he Is not al
lowed to retain the services OF anyone TO
protect his interest, and II the immigra-
ton authorities decide against him there
is no possibility OF appeal. tt5s
'That these grievances are we'll founded
lis demonstrated by the necessity TOT
President Roosevet's stringent order that
| courtesy be shown fhe Chinese by Ihe
| immigration officials under pain Of DIS
| missal.
/ The Chinese government. he said, agreed
to the exclusion OF coolies. but It urgeu
as the main points of a new convention
that the better classes of Chinese /. ne
treated on an equal footing with other
aliens, with the right TO retain counse!
and the right OF appeal II necessary, and
the admission Of coolies to Hawaii, which
lie regarded as of the utmost Importance.
Hawaii was greatly In need Of laborcrs.
Mr.. WI said and since the Chinese were
excluded the industries Of the Islands had
suffered. At all events the Chinese there
| could not compete with American labor.
i The philippines had long been natural
] field for Chinese industry. but the appli-
I cation of the exclusion act to the Islands
! had changed this.
| Mr.. WI expressed himself as greatly re-
GREETING tho Chinese boycott OF Ameri-
can goods and steamship and insurance
companies, as 1t might estrange the gooa
Will OF Americans, which he highly prlzed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
MP.S TAGGART DRANK AND
SMOKED, NALA Y SAILOR 81 Us.
Testimony OF Body Servant q Army captain
Most Significant Yet Brought
Out
fBv Associated Prose-

Z. WOOSTER, OHIO. August 9.-Iho
testimony OF Thomas Moredn, Captain
Taggart's Filipino body servant gwen
at to-days session OF the IaHsars. ~
yorce case was tho most sisn''!c.hH'
oral testimony yet broush. out
The former Malay sailor, now an Eng
lish-speak!ng brown American of twenty
ono years told his story N eSce'i 81,
.language. and withstood tMo-honr QUIZ,
ling at the hands of Judge NJ: y s .,:,,,,
Mrs. Taggart's lawyer, Ills testimony
~, was unfavorable to Mrs. Tag-
cart. He named various officers wh9
yIslted the Taggnrt home during me
cantains absence. and told Of occnslonss
when Mrs. Taggart drank and somkea
cigarettes with her guests
"a stn tement that Mrs. TasGnrt bad an
,ncoma Of $4,000 year was put IN eW-
denco,, and 1t was agreed that no rlalm
for aiimony would be made py el'het
side. s5 a 6
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or.a Il Monmouth Hotel, Asbury Park,

tered at Monmouth Hotel, Asbury Park
N. J.
Mrs. M. l.. Alcocke, of Rocky Mount
N. g., with her daughter. Elizabeth. Is
tho guest in Richmond of her parents.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Truehart and
Mrs. James T. Green and children. or
baltimore, Nd, are the guests In Rich
mond Of Mrs. o. T. Gillian,
Mrs. Edgar Gum and Misses Katharine
and Harriet Gum. who have peep spend
Ing tho last five weeks In Pennsylvania
are now at the Ocean Hotel at Aspury
Park With them are the MISSES boio-
MUS. OF Lancaster. Pa.
Mrs. Fannie Parhnm Boisscau and her
son Mr.. Benjamin PnrhamN Bosseau,
have been ut Rawley Springs for week.
and will probably remain for some tlme'
Mr.. w. L. GOODWIN. OF No, s& West
Grace Street. who has been SICK Win
fever for tho past seven weeks ut the
homo Of his father, Judge c. i. Gooa-
wyn, In Nottowny. left Monday, accom-
panied BY his wife for tho Blue nloge
Springr, Tho many friends OF MI doou-
Wyn VIII DO l{lau ~ INV" '''A' ~ - $50
proving rapidly,
Miss Edna Vail Branch and her grand
mother, Mrs.. s. j. Cornell, who have been
Visiting IL New Jersey and New YORK
for the past month, are now visiting
Mrs. Cornells brother. Mr. Stephen vail
of Hughsonville, n. Y. IA
Miss Allne Wood graduate IN the
class of 1905 at st. Joscph's Academy. mas
heen spcnding SIX weeks In the Virginia
mountains with Mrs, John Murphy, her
sister. She Is now with her parents IN
washington, y. c.. and viii resume her
musical studies In Richmond next Sep
TENDER.
Colonel and Mrs Dempsey, of this city
are at the Jordan cottage. Ocean view.
Colonel Dempsey Is State Inspector OF
| militia.
Miss Katie Smith IL visiting Miss Marie
| Morrisette In Portsmouth.
J DR., o. F. Blanklnship. Of No. 27l5 East
Broad Street. has returned hons, after
a pleasant outing In Fluyanna county
Mrs. o. Il, Blankinship Is visiting IN
| Fluyanna county and Will return to her
home at No. 2Tl5 East Broad street
next Monday.
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is found guilty. and will not give out the
name or the lawyer.
McClish-Thrift.
Especial to Tho Times ispatch,)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
~ ITEATIIsvILLE. VA. August o.-Miss
Gladys Thrift. Of lower Richmond coun-.
ty, and Dr. John McClish, prominent prominent
physician OF Chicago. were married
quietly at the home OF the bride near
Union Village, this morning at o'clock.
Rcv G. w. Beale performed the cere-
n,ony Al Immediately after which the
young couple left for Chicago. where
they will make their future home
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Check for Relief Fund,

Saunders Brothers, oil and paint dealers, 81, q
li5 East Main street yssteTa sIIer sen Fund Tn'u.
chnck for ss5 Accompanyng the check was
lei ! letter from the Grin expressing rs nppIra-
cation OF the valuable service OF t, ny ~
n, ant last Friday.
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Manv Packages Were Sold.

Tho Tobacco Exchange presented u
liyeller aspect yesterday, There were
about one hundred and fifty packages
sold, the prices Of filters ranging from
seven cents to ten cents and wrappers
from twelve cents to twenty-five CENTS
All the buyers were out III torce'
There win probably be a large sale to-
uay EsTt 5lEss5.pHr X K
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SMALLPOX Wiped Out.

,I,horn ,,nnnor ~ n Ia no 7reusOn TO doubt tho
s,a, nse appi BAT L The p sapoS epidemic
been wiped away from lhe Sity, rsom ns' the
ptn,,oupc on Saturday. bnt I've ia ns.s
nr1 nov a, thp spullFox hosp,iai 9np tH'e'
Exc aol ia any WAY soF'Vus
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Army Officers to Instruct Them

The IIo.Itzer Battery vii leave next Mon
,GIning the Norfolk Blios Battery - ,,, ser
hsaut major Of the regular army WI p'1Iu H.
ally DO detailed from Fort Mon'oe 90 ~
owing to the ~ health r. Major ,hs ", ~ =.
Bnons, Captain y, g. keellns,, o. 'he WV
lJh rincs viii assume command
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Washington Affairs.

(spccial to The Tlmes-Dispatch2
WASHINGTON, D. c., August ID mes
n '1SntrcIl appointed regular, Claudls
Grant substitute, rural carrier. route l.
OF Rich Square. N. c., Rural free delly-
cry rout. No. ! ordered estn b!ished. Qc-
tobcr 10Th at LeesburG, CasWel! county,
n. o.. serving 400 people and 81 house'.
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Suit is Compromised.

,,o.Da,,.,g M inc a,nssenger and Power
c,s iug,InsS'S y.ierday agreed 10 a comprol
s bfeeFht n By Mrs. was f bnrned y
ttb"' a,yi,@b on n oar some time ago Suit
haI been Instituted Tor $500 and the compro'
mlEe Mus for f2.yO. %. .lsaNi
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Brakeman Page Loses Arm.

Mr.. l.. A. Page, No. BIO South Cherry, Street:
Hho slistaIned serious Injuries by laIllns oE
tho Top q a Southern tailwny 'E nn, a i ed
yesterday morning al the Retreat , l9r tl,s
Sick by DR. +, 81. Merchant or ManGhebter'
Bry.
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Pettie-Craven,

Mr., James u, Petite, formerly Of Bos.
ion. but now a resident Of Henrico COM
~, and Miss Agnes Craven. the daughter
ana Nh and Mrs. j, NJ. Craven, were
married last night at the home OF tho
bride
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CHESTNUT HILL AND .
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Mamie Lancaster, Of Ashland, Nhp 10
the guest OF Mrs Fleming Gaines, OF Hsnfie9
county.
Mrs A, j. Warren and little daughter hnye
returned to their home on Third Avenue ufEr
spending the past several weeks az FIrs'h'A
Beach
Quite an interesting xaiae Of ba4eh.n raA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10

Misses Nellie and Bessie Truehart anq
Mrs. James T. Green and children, OF
Baltimore, Md, are the guests IN fich-
mond of Mrs. o. 4. Gillian,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10

Mrs. NJ. l.. Alcocke, of Rocky mount,
N. C,awith her daughter Ell2aoetn' 70
49, n,,aat In Richmond of her parents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-07
The Coils Tightening.

Senator Alex. Hargis was arrested
on the Clark county contempt war
rants Saturday as he stepped off the
L. & E. train, in Winchester, but was
released on $4,000 bond, signed by o.
R. Venable.
Sheriff McCord returned with two
of the prisoners, Sam Fields and
Moses Feltner, for whom he went
from Jackson to Hazard through the
mountains. Warrants for the arrest
of the other two Hargises, Callahan
and French will be sent to Jackson
Monday. The prisoners told the
whole story of the alleged brides and
threats which induced them to leave
Winchester before the Marcum
damage suit was called. Sheriff Nc
Cord asserts that Felix Feltner is
shamming. Nose Feltner and Sam
Fields have not been placed in jail,
but are under guard by Constable
Pigg, trying to get bond. Feltner and
Fields fear assassination, and will
dispositions, which will serve in the
trial in the event that they are killed
before able to testify.