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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-24
The Palace Barber Shop.

The Palace Barber Shop.
Mrs. Kate Berry, Of Gladstone,
who has been visiting here, returned
home Monday.
L. G.. Hughes, the tombstone
man, makes a speciality Of grave lot
curbing. 377.u
George Bennett, Of Fredonia,
attended the minstrel show here
Tuesday evening.
The best is the cheapcst-that's
the Kohinoor Laundry. Give il a
trial. NOBLE 2. HUI, Ag't.
BosroS & PARIS carry the best
shingles made. Their Red Cypress
Best" is the best shingle made.
Shoes, shoesl We have the
Eclipse & Hannah for men, and
Drew Selby for women, at the
PALACE.
The job department Of THE RE
ORD is prepared TO print fine stock
bills. Call and see some speci-
mems.
/ Joe Johnson, Of Lola, passed
through town Monday enroute to
the eastern markets TO make spring
purchases.
At the Palace barber shop new
furniture is being installed and the
shop is being perfectly equipped
up TO date.
Geo. Kosminski, formerly n resi-
dent II this city, arrived Saturday
from Washington. His family
arrived last fall.
T.. &. Mccormick, Inspector OF
Agencies Of the Evansville branch
If the New York Life Insurance
Co, was in the city Monday ON
business.
Walter Travis. Of Rcp,on, left
Tuesday evening for Louisville
where he is attending Medical
College and is now in his second
term,
Miss Blanche Haasc, ono Of our
popular contestants for the REoRD':
prize diamond ring or guild watch,
returned 10 the New Marion We'd
ncsday.
Miss Maud Weldon, Of Madison
vile, after spending a few days her,
with relatives, returned home Wed
ncsday, accompanied by Mr. Mat
tie Weldon.
Thos. III. Clifton, who ha
accepted position from Worthein
cr swarts Shoe Co., st, louis, I,
travel in Western Kentucky, wa
in the city over Sunday.
II your property is not protcc,e,
by hp insurance, you are aSsum
! ing an unnecessary liability when /
! few dollars will furnish you protcc
, ton. Better have Il insured ioda.
delays are dangerous.
BotRLANn Il HAYNES.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-24
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Il. ! Morris. Dentist, Marion.
Geo. Rush, Of Paducah, was here
this week
jos waggoner, Of Salem, was
herr Monday.
II. l.. icakey has removed to
Ford's Ferry
All or,lcrs promptly filled
MoRRls 4 HuBnARp.
FL. Travis. Of Tribune, was
herc this week.
l.. ]. Walker, IT lIardcs,y. was
here "Wednesday
W. T. Maxwell, o. frdonia,
spent Sunday herr.
Fred Casncr, Of Shady Grove,
va. herr ,hi, week.
Have all your work done a, the
Palace barbcr shop.
Mn. Grant BugP, u Frcdonia,
visited here Tuesday,
Eugene Brown, ot Dycusburg,
was in town this week
Rest qualities in gpods and low.
81 priccs At the PALACE.
MIR, Gu. Baker, II Princeton, !.
Visiting Mr. Gus Taylor.
Pension Agent e. II. Robbins, VI
paduah, was herr this week,
n. T.. Williams, NJ Providence,
was in the city on business Wcdncs'
day
Grvn Sal raini-ihc top notch
oi paint g,odncss. For alc hy
MNmoN ilAUpwAEI Co.
". =. Mycrs. of Tolu, d, running
} chair at the II =. fueicr lorl,I
shop.
Mn. lIughc- II Rcp,on was III,
guest Of Mis- Ina llughCs ,hi'
week.
Fine Jersey COWS with younI
calvcs, sor sale cheap.
2wk a. II, CARDIN.
Frank Doss has accepted a posi-
ton with the |. G. railroad at Hen
dcrron.
Mr.. aud Mrs. !. 7, Reed, o
kuttawa, visited here the first o
the week.
Chase n Sanhorn's cclrbraieC
colicc is the best. Sold only b,
Nouns & lluRRARp.
See Bo.ruN & PARIS when II
need II lumber. When grade I
considered their priCs can't Il
beat.
e.. ". Stone has his brick psi
dcncc On Depot street about com
plcic and will move here within th
next ten days.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-24

Whether you are in favor of rus
SIA' or Tans, JAPAN" or Patent
Leather, we can suit you in Shoes,
Slippers and Oxfords, in the late
Styles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

port and Western Railroad Company.
Hutchinson: TO protect quail in
Castor County.
Alley: To amend the Code rela
ting to challenge in cases other than
capital crimes.
Halves: TO protect squirrel in
Ally: TO amend the stock law in
Jackson County.
Owens: TO protect foul in Curri-
tuck County.
Owens: 70 amend the road law Of
Currituck Counts.
Crisp: To incorporate the town of
Hudson, in Caldwell County.
Kirk: To Incorporate the town of
Locust, in Stanly County.
Crisp: 70 allow Watauga County
to levy special tax.
Campbell: TO incorporate the Wa
tauga Railway Company.
poberson To amend the charter
of North Carolina Manufacturing and
Improvement Company.
Wood: TO prevent hunting quail
in Randolph without permission.
PinniX: 70 regulate attendance on
public schools of ladkin County.
Stokes: To protect foxes in Rock
inghamCounty
Ballard TO amend the charter OF
Franklinton. City and Towrs.
Etheridge: To incorporate the
bank Of Nanteo. Banks.
PinniX: To grant a pension to
Mr. w. p. Smith.
Young: To INCORPORATE New River
Baptist church. in Ashe County.
Propositions and Grievances.
Hawkins: To amend the game
law of 1903. Propositions and Griev
ances.
Young: To prohibit fishing In
North Fork Creek, Ashe County; TO
prevent throwing saw dust in stream
in Ashe county.
Warren: To prevent DISTINCTIONS
in Vine Swamp Creek, i'll Jones
County; to provide a better system,
of working roads in Jones County.
Propositions and Grievances.
Bills Ratified.
To amend the charter Of the Bank
of Chapel Hill.
To incorporate the town of Law
ance.
To prevent obstructing with saw
dust the streams Of Arson. Montgom-
cry, Macon, Rockingham, Swain ana
Warren counties
To extend time for organizing the
Nortl State Trust COMPANY
To allow an increase of directors
of the Robson County Loan ana
Trust Company.
To regulate judicial salaries.
To improve. the public roads i'll
Cherokee County.
To take J. T. Gordon out of Westly
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18
the charter of the town of William

the charter of the town of William
ston.
H. B. To re- cal chapter t72 Laws
OF 1901 and chapter 20 of the Laws
of 1908, relative to the charter of the
town of Rodman.
II. Is. TO authorize the commission
ers of Caldwell county to sell the old
court house.
H. b. TO amend chapter 42S. Laws
of 1903. authorizing the commission
erS of Duplm county to sell the home
for the aged and infirm.
S. b. TO incorporate the town OF
Goodwin, Cumberland county.
/" B. To amend chapter 5. Laws of
1895, relative to barbedwire fences in
Rockingham county.
S. b. To INCORPORATE the town of
atlantic, in Cartelet county.
II. Il. To regulate the pay of jurors
i'm Chowan county.
H. b. To amend chapter II. Laws
Of 1899, by striking out Greene" and
inserting Hereford"
H. Il. To regulate the fees of jurors
in Currituck county.
H. s. To fix the pay of county COM
missioners in Northampton county.
Fl. b. To establish p free ferry across
the Cape Fear River at ElwelPs
landing, Bladen county.
& r. To facilitate the calculation
of the present worth of annuities.
S. Ii. TO amend section 644 of The
Code so as to allow service by publ
cation in actions TO set aside DEGREES
of divorce.
n. b. To prohibit hunting on lands
Of another in WAYNE county without
written permission.
H. Il. To establish a stock law in 2
pprt Of Clay county.
S. b. To divide the net proceeds OF
the dispensaries of Johnston county.
S. Il. TO amend chapter 294, Public
Laws of 1908. relative to the courts
of Pitt county.
S. b. A resolution to pa the ex-
penses of the committee which visited
the school for the Deaf and Dumb at
MorgantOn.
s. b. A joint resolution relative to
the compensation and travelling ex.
penses of the pages. The bill increases
the pages salaries to $1.50 per day.
and the chief page to $500 per day.
and to pay their railroad fares.
Mr. Webb, Mr.. Turner and Mr..
Ward made speeches in favor of the
bill The vote for the measure was
unanimous.
III. r. TO protect landlords and
tenants in the counties of Wake.
Hyde, Union, Franklin. Hartford,
SAMPSON and Arson. being bin
similar to the Uzzell bill. containing
a few slight chances.
H. b. To amend section 272 of The
Code in regard to the time of publ
cation of the county expenditure.
II. B. To amend chapter SO, Public
Laws of 1901, relative to Election Law.
allowing Dare county to comply with
the general law.
S b. To reduce passenger fare to
three cents per mile.
The minority report was read.
The majority report was unfayor-
able.
Mr.. Sinclair said this bill was to re-
duce fares to 8 cents per mile. ana
|aboish second class fares. There 1s
a feeling all over the State to reduce
the passenger fares. Hardly a quorum
was present at the meeting. In this
committee there must be a majority
present. and this number were not
present at the meeting that considered
this bill.
Mr.. Nann suggested that the bill be
considered at a later day
Mr.. Sinclair moved that the bill be
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

Chapel Graded school distlic!, IN
Union County.
For relief of AIDert BigeloW Of
CasWeI County.
For relief Of Julian NJ Leo, Of
CasWell Comfy.
TO protect growers Of ginseng
20 amend the law of 1857 relating
To nublic schools of Durham.
TO allow the Bank of I.umhcrton
to increase the number Of it's direc-
tors.
TO incorporate the Western Union
Academy.
Tor the relief Of Aaron W. Moore.
OF C1sWell County.
For the relief Of G. G. Lee, Of CAS-
we'll County.
20 coinnel attendance cf Indians
at schools.
Joint resolution requesting the Gov
crnor 10 transmit To the General AS
sembly such Information rs he may
have i'm regard tn The sale Of the
states interest in the Boone ana
Blowing Rock Turnpike Company.
InGer chapter Git. laws OF 1908.
.Jarv Challenges.
The bin restricting peremptory
challenges Of jurors in capital cases
10 ten ON the art OF thC defendant
and four ON the part Of the State.
cd business.
Judge Winbornc offered an amend
nent, substituting fifteen for ten. lie
made an extended and able argument
against the original bill. itcferrinG
10 the present law as having the sane
tion of experience OF three hundred
wears he said Y had always hocQ
considered us ono Of the mighty bll
varks of protection to the lives, lib
critics and fortunes of civilized nan.
IT. this enlightened Christian age II
was Il mistake to go back to tn spi'
Of the age Of Draco anG %h%iolk.
Under tho pres .rt law tic solicitor
lor The sta, hast he eFta @1Fant-
age of the lust speech To the inY.
which often ,SaS woiih q loZcn chat
langes for ~: 1%fendapl.
~ reD1y to question from ".
Jefferson. Judge Witrbo"rc said H.
cid not thint; .ile present l;.w should
he changed but he believed the
House was going to change it, and
offered his amendment as choice
between two evils!
Mr.. Murphy. Of Rowan. offered an
amendment, giving to defendant the
closing speech in capital cases.
Mr.. Murphy. of Buncombe, offer
ed an amendment, substituting twelve
challenges for ten.
The hour Of twelve arriving, it be-
ing the special order for considering
the Wilmington Piiotage bill, On mo-
ton the special order was continued
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18
CANCER CURED.

We want every man and woman in
the United States to know what we
are doing. We are curing cancers,
tumors, and chronic sores without the
use of knife, and are Endorsed by the
Senate and Legislature of Virginia. If
you are seeking a cure, come here and
you will get it.
We Guarantee Our Cures.
THE KIELLAM CANCER HOSPITAL,
Richmond. Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18
Ri,ls Introduced.

Murphy. Of Rowan: To amend the
charter of Salisbury.
Graham: no amend the law of
1903, regulating the sale of conccn-
trated food stuff
West: TO prevent obstructing
Peach Tree Creek. in Cherokee coun-
ty.
Sticky: TO amend the law of
1908. relating 10 discontinuarce Of
public roads.
Mitchell: To establish n graded
school in Aulander. Calendar.
Graham, Of Lincoln: TO amend
the law Of 1899. relating TO adultera-
tive feed
Williams: To amend the stock law
OF Duplin County.
White: For the relief of A. =.
Borden. school teacher. Educa-
ton.
Ryburn: To provide for the pay
ment of railroad bonds for Cleveland
County.
Taylor: TO incorporate the South
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18
KiNOTINE INJECTION.

FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Quick,
safe and sure cure of GONORRHEA,
LUCORRHEA AND GLEET. Never
fails in 8 to days. No other medi-
cine required. Price, 81 by mail, in
plain wrapper.
KINOT1NE REMEDY co.
Washington, ID. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

The House was called to order by
Sneaker Gllion. Prayer was offered
by Rev Or. Mann, President of the
BAPTIST University for Women.
\ petition was presented by Mr.
Hawkins from the Junior Order OF
Lexington, against the bureau OF inn
migration.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

until disposition of the bill under
discussion.
Judge Wmborne withdrew his
amendment and accepted that offered
by Mr.. Murphy. of Buncombe.
On motion Of Judge Graham, after
CONTINUED on Page SKI
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

ness in Manly public school district,
in Moore county.
II. b. To re-establish the Office of
treasurer of Sampson county.
S. r. To amend the law relative to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

made a special order for next Thurs
day. and the motion carried.
on motion the Senate adjourned till
Saturday morning 1890 o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18
The Peremptory Challenge
Bill.
Continued from Page one.)

iubilant, and, To prove their gratitude
and appreciation. have invited the
author of the bill to he their guest
~ the theatre, and will tender him 4
post theatre supper.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

Gives point TO the fact that excessive or
Irregular eating diSturbS the digestion.
Nightmare or night bag has It's day time
correspondence in the undue fnllness
after eat ting. with the belchings and sour
or bitter rising SO often experienced after
too hasty or too hearty eating.
DIR. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia or bad stomach. When
the weak stomach is strengthened and
inyigorated the whole body shares in the
increased strength derived from food
properly digested and perfectly assimi-
lated.
Il was victim Of sleeplessness and ex-
IRENE nervousness induced by chronic indi-
gestion and felt heavy. tired and worn out
continually" writes Miss Mary Smith. of 1913
No. Wahsatch Street Colorado Springs. Colo.
DIR. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery was
the only medicine which relieved me. With
in "a week after began using IL that heavy
oppressed feeling after meals had left me,
and found that was able 10 sleep better
than for months previously Ny appetite
was gradually restored. general system was
toned up, nervousness became q thing Of the
past and have now been in splendid health
for over nine months.
Sometimes a selfish dealer tempted by
the little more profit paid on the sale of
less meritoriOuS medicines will offer the
customer substitute as being Just as
good as the Discovery" 1t may be
better for him because it pays better, but
il is not as good for you, If you want the
medicine that has cured others, and
which you believe will cure you.
IOOOtpa9e Doctor Book sent free
on receipt OF u one cent
stamps TO cover postage only;
81 stamps for cloth bound
copy Formerly sold for 81 80
to extent of over 100000 bort
copies. Every family should n wiz. H1MsI
possess a copy for ready ref Hg 16%H ADVISE.
erence I'm case of sudden i'll HEy~ ne.sS'i
ness or accident. 1t is illus
trated with hundreds Of
woOd-cuts and several colored H AL
plates. Address DIR, r. V. M ~
Pierce Buffalo. N. Y.
DIR. Pierce's Pellets Cure Constipation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-18

The Senate convened at 1890
o'clock. Lieutenant-G Governor Winston
presiding. and prayer was made by
Rev. DIR. Mex. Pitienger.
A petition was announced by Ma
son. of Northampton. asking that the
present road law be not repealed. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Public
Roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
EAST WEST AN, q SOUTH
II United In one Respect.

Il 4 II era may DO dIfterenc OF opinion res
senrdlng some subjects iii sect Ions OF the
count N remote from each other, but there
ID none respecting the best remedy for
piles, as witness the letters below, 8s.,.
MN have N been feeling so D. good 4 could
hardly believe Il It. after sufferlng w th
piles for a Byear,tto find that I am once
more feeling Ike myself wish q YOU
could have seen mo before y 3 veg using
Pyramid Pile Cure and look a me nc
and you would say "a AM, not the same
MI onSS account OF Pyramid I'llef Cure"
walter sharkley, 70 ;i1ark Stree Spring
field, Mass 81, z, !,
it'I bought q t1fty-cent box OF T yraml
Pile Cure and used as direct Il y N the
most unexpected resul ts-.a com etc. cllre,
81 have been troubled with pi len for thirty
YEARS n and was In much distress 4 and
passed much blood, but a present m
sfroo from any kind OF Lest n, " clSay
SWeayerVIlle, Ca !, ilst 81 I. ;9s5
ll,fPyramids Pile Cure has been worth
thousands Of dollars to me & b cured me
after using numbers Of OF her rene dles
and taking medicines from do ctnss
also cured my son, N ttoughs he could
ahardly walk, ca or sleep he i Is now all
right, q il, {strlngf low Pos master Elko,
En-, G.8ga W. gil .sSf . y,
b}s one Il tho usand dollars d Is offered by the
pyramid Il Ilug Co., Marshal NJ lel,:,s to
any, one who Will show the q boya est!-
pmor,ial 3 to- be not genuine ~ u;
Pyramid ri an( "a 70 AS sold by q nv gg Is
forgfiCty cents "a pa Sc, nd rys sui
fever should buy q X pac sc and Try II
to,nig Ilt being full 4 q eept mo sub
istitutes, and bear M mind IA he fact
that tbsTe r. not hinE else W. q ss goqd.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17


delivered an excellen + nd ress, and "a good
musical programme was rend 6red ,is$
f The F,rancis Bland Rtlndo PHI G hapter,,
Daughters Of the American IL r eVolutlo on,
has elected the lowing lcers:: regent;
Mrs. !. French first:Vrce -regent, Mr.
u. r. Lass ter; first VI co regent 1rs.i
Z. g tI'enple Miss
Charlotte NJ, Bird |; col esp bonding h secrc-!
tsry. Mrs. III II 81 I.auterbncls 81 treasurer,
Miss Mary lac kson reg strar, Mrs. ida
Gray: historian Mrs. w J. Pryor ones; !
chaplain, Rev. ]. s. Foster; chapt ers at tor
aney, lillian B. M CT lWaine. Il FL
Is Mrs. n Y. M. Jones: and Mrs. w. TT, Camp
compose 6 the Executive Committed
Il Tom Booker, a N gro, long wanted by
tho authorities Of Prince George county
for housebrea lsing vas arrcs Tod here Sat-
iurday has been turned over g
Sheriff Boissea,, o Prince George .s5 7ss
" Book er robbed the house # Mr.. Frank
$Hanflek, of that county in d N ovembper5
and attempted to pawn some Of the arr
ticlesS ln$t his city shortly afterwards When
slle narrowly esca ped arrest. ~ 5g;s 5ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
m Ws From SMITH field.
lspie,,cial to a3 The Times-Dispatch.)

sMITHFIELD. A.; j an .16.-L attle
Miss Mary Joyner, who was ope rated !, upon
Leigh II ospital, In Norfolk. for appen-
Sdicltis had to return to the hosp tai a
afew days ago to be strea ted for; the same ls
q" Mast er$,. Luther Roy Warner gave 4 q
birthday party to- his friends at the res
t1dcnce OF his mo Their, on Satu rday,t the
h53iinstant "A bout TWEEN ty- We 6 guests
were present, &and all had 10 most enjoy.
able time. refreshments were served
sinS a Guidance
H Mr.. .J.@5 "a. Libby gave a very EN- BILE
near snithield M hursdn y light. AZ NUM-
her 81 our town peopl wen + and reported
having had q delightful time. dE Dancing
was INDUCED Suntil n lat y, hour. Ter
which ID sumptuous lunch was served .i5tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
4. UNIVERSITY BOARD \.
Fewer Alumni Can Now Fill q
Scholarship Appropria tons:

ri (BysASSOCtatedf reSS.) x
8iuNIYl1RSITY9OF YIR GINIA,{YA,, Jun.
+ d meeting $of tho Executive Com
2mlttee Of the Board of Ss Visitors Q tile
University, held this d fterneon,s the leave
lorsabscnce hlthert D gran ted to z rofessor
Thomas tzlllg of the chalrs Of Latin,
was feX tended to y une. IN mex t. MN
~ The commit tee adopted al modification
5InEt the; rules for alumni scholarship, reduc-
ing the number Of members required to
sfill snS scholarship to ten instead Of twen-
Sty.s he resll oe$this change wi is
believed. be the organization a OF q large
number OF new y associations both In
side 5and outside \ he State, doing q way
With the present undesirable necessity OF
uniting the alumni Of several counties or
localities In order to organize. i{y KS
tho physical laboratory equipment, and
Il Ike amount for the equipment Of the
new wing to- the hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
]. J..|0|.|'H.|:!.N HI ]. /
||s':|.'E||'.u|||.L||.[|!.|QE|'..L..E|:.AD.
l Fired on. officer and Ram
rs 4 i5..515i 4 Away Apparel 81.
Y lUJ1lllurt. ~ II
U-,|llIll .l11u:
(speciaI Z, THE Tilun1les-Dlisp,nt.,ch.,

Special to The lines Dispntch,)
9 ORR lluary ~ Ohm
Battle (coloredl Is N tho srorfol K county
jail with several bullet wounds III & arm
and legs, q resul t of u fight with Deputy
Sheriff I1arrel last nigh
Bat tie was In q \ house on tho Scott's5
Creek II Road i ear "A I. II ermon. d and IAN.
officer was sent for To remove lllni,s & 4.s
IIarrell reached y the house, n Battle APP \
peared at tho door and opened fire on J!
the officer With q plstol. x four or tiye%
bullets passing near his head, Harrell
returned theSflre, but Ilarrcll, apparently8
8uninjured. ran down n the lroad K d x U.s.
,tance OF two hundred yards ana I; Was Il
finally. pturcd BY. a colored man. ~
III MADE N o n cOMPLAIN, ~! Il 4 3553
$$s'Ssi1Ie made no comp lntnt about being
wounded until lie clled II the county \
jail, whore he was examined and Il t WAS
found that ono Of Harrell'ss shots had =
entered his right les above the knee.
through and entered i his lcf u legi,B
passing through that member also .ISs An-
other ball lodged I'M his arm, making two
wounds IL NJ "a " s35 x
When searched lit tho jail two razors53
were tukcll tFOil HUI epcSlutSs wv llSLotS
I3attle was committed for treatment and i
for felopouss shooting ana carrying CON-
cenled weapons i, AS M IN sss3SS
55 q. MA HINIsl KILLED u 4 5s4 "A
BIZ The body OF Henry, ID. Evans, ;l{E ina. Il
Echlnist employed mt II he Norfoll Il aud Il
Western Railways ut lambert s 4 POINT
was found BY the side Of the Norfolk and
Western carly yes terday norning, val 81 S
head was almost severed from the body
and Ills LETT chest and arm ware badly Il
crushed, with other cuts and bruises
about the body, ~ II II
a Many expressed the belief that Ills d
throat had been GU q NJ N t3s "A N W.
The Young MANS homo VAS formerly II
In Charlotte county ard l.ynchhtlrg II u
# Ills mother, Mrs. Rosa Evans 81 Was
notified Of tho killingg Of her son yes. ID
tertlay. and the body WAS forwarded ny Il
tho Norfolk aud Western Railway this
evening FOR brakes Branch, IN g harlotttee55
county. liz li5g d va y ,S}
Tho murder theory IN connection With
Young Ilvanss dea tn WAS completely eS &
jploded when Il coronpys jury examined
Into the case this afternoon, " was ~
shown clearly and coneluslvely that tlieEts
Young man was killed by being run over
by a Norfolk and Western ffelg ht a Train
or engine, Us 81 a ii3 & q ls} NJ