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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

sAsf'~lHNh~ 8P
terIen. las Sioer | Omfog 400
Snobunotn 75c.
aittp. Ora GngsIf peb ga,n. ]
Omnug 1oc.
Run en- sisneftspise. At @iDr. ]
Omnas 10c.
Cars. 6ortaGins of 0. 6. 294
siOsr. 5 OmNdg Soc, inOb. 8ot.
apgtem9no. Sra 3pit Dso snsS.
81 SiOtg. s Omfag 10c.
Qaor Dplfet falotr. UT Gertrude
Qlmquiit. SnOb. Doc.
Rutiosmartprer. vi u. g. 9. eroo.
Rasmusitn. 3nOb. 9ot.
Qffen i 5riba0nen. 5 OmiIag,
qris Toe.
0p til 0errsns 8oro. Gisrtt -
lag, inb6. 60t.
qaa 2ibets gei. qrabifensr ootr D.
nbe Setter. 973 Siber. iulibt ints
bunben qris 200.
@. e. gIumes gr9bitensr opty ale
airteonrets oettisr og Gpiiiitr
FAINT 5aftepraoitener. Snbb. $40.
qraften. GOrtauins at Q. 9. 162
Sioer. J OmTas 40c., inbb. Coz.
gr0ftegdarben / 6dr3en oa Snbitk.
qf u. 9oumer. 327 Sib.r I
qraetbinb. pris $1.00.
interchangeable Os 6.aiggsr.If.. q
Siber, / flint OmIfda, Zoe.
Rutb. paa Ddnf Deb 81. g. Bdbs
fen. 5 OmT. SOC, inbb. $120.
Ss poo Sefus. DagIige Smdctn's
.fr til 6Otr Dag / UdanbtR , t
9upir os ginb. 25c.
Sigbarous, 6epebsmnnbtn peb ao.s
iet, al u. Sdmibt. paa 9anf Oti
paffor u. 9. Wdbfen. 302 Gis
Der. Stint ib. $1.20. / OmT. COZ.
Gtitier fra as5snbapn. af Q. G.
: OmTae 6Ot.. inbb. $1.00.
StrsbeIie, bog ftart. Of IN. b. :.
ariTteIio 5OrtGlins for fore og
fmuu. 0perfut fra INF df IL.
gIabeI. pris iubb. 25c.
5oIFin os stper. On 9esisFabss
biftOrie. poo DanF Deb Batter
m%uttbioien. pa G.. Fnt is. 80t.
Sorte' aIippe. qf Rolpb eonsr.
pou Danf Dtb q. 9. Robfen.
248 G. 3 OmT. 60t. inbb. 9oc.
Stiae Elmer. Of Soon.preft n.
SusI. anbuot for ipge. 8s q.
Der. 5nbb. 6Oc.
Spiel @ortb suer; Cart al DUB.
PSI Siber. Imutt inbb. 60c.
SnnnoOe 90 anbr. GOrtaains,r for
gsrn. Of Mursrstse. 116 Sibtr
/ Fni OmNds. pris 40c.
5eobps Snap. Gn 5iItorie ON IN
rnft 0reng. Qf Qmb 6. Jenp...
OOerfdt ira gnssIft uf $. :. r.
g. Watbiaf.n. Snbb. 4Oc.
5eItmfsf tonen meb gibrag at u.
meo. SRI. Marie 6olit, Grt. MoI..
te. eic. tbeOl. 8. Using, NdIbbn.
Cage Cob. groberTen. Qnnabn. %
Sibtr. ) OmiIae 15t.
70 SuIefortaninssr. af u. go!.
mer. 40 Sioer. 3 Omnos 1ot.
IRE Sulefort1I1ine.r. "a Giber. Y
OmfIns 10c.
IRE SulsoFtsner. af u. 0olbmor,
5~orfdttsren til prrfegoarb.n !
9or5en os preft,gaurb.n | en-.
bien o. I. b. 239 Siber. = Oms
flag soc. Snbb. 9Oe.
timber Goberbdonb. aonFrmottonss
gdDe at 80. peterfen. Ga Gib,r.
5 OmHue Toe. 5nbb. 35c.
Deb afritus 5lOb,r. Of qnnie y.
Butler. o~perfat uf gbr. Strict.r.
Cage.
Bib. gects Grinbrineer fra nit aip.
@obt inbbunbsn $1.OO.
Dor Greb. Qf M. BON 8. en Rus
tibsfort9fling. Qutoriieret Optr.
f9ttelfe befsrset Deb 81. g. Mab.
fen. 500 Giber. @obt inbb.
$500. | Omilos $1.60.
u. 6ibiser: ST life aongefpsiI. gis
belbiitoriffe 8orebrus op'r b. Fir.
aonssr 5erobss | nh seEam.nte.
pris inbbunbsn 90e.
--
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Mtsftons6ufet Struer,
til bpiItet Bunoamentet M er itebt,
.flioer en- tor 9ngnin9. 40 \ IS
III, % iaar. efter' booO en- Wleo6e
.sr til Str. 0g6l." ~ffriOer. langt
Ret ~ftprite 5oriaml ngslotale i belle
.gBen. ) 89IOeren inOrettes asts
ten. % Stueetaqsn tomner til al uoe
gre cen Gal meo 2 Sn0ganesoere
% 8 R4fter gGnte. 5~alerito.sn oil
fod qlaos omtrtnt mibt / Salen,
men en- 8tl bsraf ital Oeo 8snel %
gprtieTer funne afitiats. % mar ett
snfes. anne en- minore Sdl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

6dofifferiet. Sra 9arbopre
Heooe.es, at / 0dgene ell. RoO.
fanbt ct gobt &uaerffteri Steo. me-
pens 9eiret / ben spriee Del al
Maaneben bar forbuot bet. 8sspars
r. fbneg inbepGrenpe llge after al
rifle brings baarIigt 9eir. Ter er
RICE Stimtr auIler Tor aDiten / BET
e Gfteraar. lieeiom ! ten er al
.fprtrinlig apoIitet, men @ejret Tar
e9ret ubeloigt o9 ieoner fremoeles
minore oo6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Stbfps. Sra 8biiteO telegrafes
reoes ben 10. Rpo. til q. g.: Der
rtgaurben 81. llnerupgauro". 6er
ligger en- Drills @ei fra 3bifieo %
ejss at Proprietor Q. 9a9enien,
branOer. Sloen opitob / Morgts.
5 81. et ienere Telegram neOs
.br9note fomtl.se lbbpgninger meO
l~tnotageIie at SoineTtalOen. Sets
!6efte, to aaIOe os ct Bar 9riieTrer
.inoebr9nbte. 81 areaturer rebbebss.
.9rauofaoen for gpgnineerne or
10000 8r. os pua be rsrIige Giens
tele 5000 Str.
Sloen opitob pm Morgenen | 8inos
iioen, mebens 6oltene bar inbe for
al fpiie. Snoen Boltene Tom I'D,
par Goarben omfp9nbt df 6lammers
ne. Sroen menes at bibrere fra ct
Dompt9rfeo9rb, Der ogind br9nbts.
6opsbbhgningen. Der par forinnet
meb 3e9Iitenstag og 9ranbgaole. req
oeoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Rorbmun6ens qenge. Com
BET iii erinores, bleb en- Rorif sQmes
%rifaner. Der op6oIot fg / 9e6enburn
pad gennemreiie. en- Iut for en- IN
ilotn plpnorst for 5000 ar. / ge.
bGrtningen Del lille apotet" /
@ognmogergaoe. Dogen eiter unboIoi
Qolitiet en- gonbefdnger .2pie Oil
belm". Iom man mente bar 9ernin9ss
mdnben; man fanbt oa ogiaa 5000
Str. bos BAN, men benz Fore9aD ban
al baDe faast for9renoe at bOem2
- ga. bet pibite ban life.
SO ben Jortlorins bar ban lite
.fraoe9et.
SnibIertio bar goIitiet MI ben -.
Iop. anfolOt en- Qrbeibsr, psbrion
fra gognmagergabe, bsnnes aore
og 10 logerenbe. fom msntes at fen
be en- Del til Rgbsrist.
d bar nu fortlaret. al be baDbs
faaet ca. 5000 9r. til Opbbaring al
.9pie . lbtlm", men Oa BET tom til
Gtptiet. turoe be life baoe Rem /
Sjemmet. % be baobe fao gent BEN
! en- aalDtr poa Electromagnetic.
9olitiet un~bsrisgts &9lbersn ca
fanbt o~irtelig pengens. 3abet, 0oros
manten fiber. bliper inalebss fun
eauife ringe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Rotrnts gitr8nine. Sra
qemOiaeensn ~meobeles, at be iiOite
3ase bar brasi BET LANCE penteoe
3erOsjr % tiaaot 2anomGnosne at
fjembierge 5opeoporten al De pua
Moyierue ligesnoe 8oer, iaa 5aren
Tor 3ab paa Oisis Deo tioIi9 Din
ttr nj FOR bet meite mao anies for
afpGrest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

6orIassufftaatlfe 8pi=
tenbalfe goehunbef. QorOiif 5or=
lag bar afitauet 1T 5orlos al I'm
berDisningsmioIer (StoIemoterielsQf
oeIing) til b'6rr. 80. grinfmann og
y. Ri6ter. Qfbelineen opretteoes !
1902 at 8irettsr Grnit gojefen clors
|tif 5orlae) unoer MeoOirtning Of
afOsoe StoIeinipsttsr Soban Otto.
fen og bar i De Iiofte Mar baft 81.
Riater til 5orretningsleoer. Ooera
tageIfen fer l.. 5anuar 1906. III
taaeNsn Omfutisr life 5orlagets Stos
Iebeger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Den gum1e 6ufdrtasrs
ne. 9sbenbanns Mngfftrat bar Forz
nblig iolst ben sumle 6ufurtufernes
@runb - me1em CT. aongensqobe
9of0bDbDej og ben nbe gouleborb
gennem @rsnninesn - Taft 1900
l&p. Nlsn for ca. 100000 Str. sGer
|36 Str. pr. RD. Mlen.
R6berne TO 8onfortier, pou
bDis geeM Detnilbdnbkrbanten er
pptrnnbt - pr mi ubfribe en- Ron.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01
OUcc Su9cr.

gfterneonte gv9er er uirtella
goO o9 triiteli9 qesning. De &c
uogipet % a%nbeialet al rairteli9
5orening for SnOremisiion ! 9ans
MART. &c qiiten i9ennem 0g inos
ieno 8eitiaing for nogle al Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Rp airtegrunb. BET To-
benbabnite airtefonb bar boft ben
@l9be % Opmuntring at mootage en-
COB 8pggegruno iom gupe.
GruH0sn figgsr paa Jt5rrs6rO.
@ibersn sniter al are ononpm.
OsosfaIb. S~ogneprpit for
Belle og 6orntrup ). g. Mel6ps er
9irsbag often ben IA. RoD. aIgaaet
Deb Osben pau 6rsberiis 6ofpitnl
aSbenbdbn. 62 Qar 81.
Serg. qeter Mslbpe bar febt ben
II. 0opbr. 1843 | asbenbaon, bIeo
.Stubent fra MstropolitanitoIen 1862
rg teclogiit &anoibat 1867. Gra
187O-78 bar ban perfonel aapels
ian / ~2sbsje-Smsrum og 1 8oper
|-genge. Dersfter bar ban Soenes
trait I SerritsIeb - 9rgnbersleb.
ban / 1888 6leD Soenepreff
for Belle - 6ornitrup Menigbeber.
Den btgrabebe 9rgnbs
|qrdper. Som mebbelt | 5irsz
bags lpftebes BET at uogroOe greubs
qroDer Sens peter Rasmussen %
at fad BAN reObet I lepenbe aipe,
ibet man Rattsn til agrboe ben II.
Rob. mstIem ST. / Og Il nauebe at
Ifoo BAN bsfriet, efter at ban buDbe
berst beerabet I famfulbe 36 Tis
mer.
Merebe fibt for 8l. 9 / 5rebog
|Gormibbag funbe man ffls. .Sbiitep
I4mtsapis" kgpnbe at tale meb bdm,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

0prttttl a ct 0e n +
ftab / G6riftiunia. ST 9ops
forila9 Berom CT fremfat at lleens
rigsminiiteren. Ter foreilaos beoiis
cat til en- oOsrorbsntlis @efanbt oe
b%efuIom9st get Winiiter / gbriitiania
earlig ION Coming 1900 ar., iom
6~oropenge $1,000 Str. % / 9ontors
Gr!o 1900 ar. Der iiGeg9es en- 2es
eationsietretar famine Stsbs ddrliJ
ION eenning 2400 SIR. % fom Sps
b%olospenge 1900 ar. Meb Senipn
til gsre9ningsn at goropsngs og O2s
boIospnss forboibts eftsr De fab
banlige aeeler.
Del bsmGrtsg / QoDforfla9sts $40
tiUtr, al sftsr at Inionen mellem
.SOerrig Og Norge er 6lepen oplgit.
Horgs dnsrtsnbt fOm en- fra S0er
rig fuloitanbig aOftilt Stat. sr Der
fra ben norite aegerins fremtommei
4Hmobning ON at tr9oe I biplomdtiff
Jorbinbelie meb ben bdnIfe Rege
ring. Dd lbenrigsminiIteriet mao
onie bet for rigtigIt. at osnns gege
ring imeoetommes - / Qigbeb meb,
bbob nnereoe er ltet fra flere andre
Stdters SIDE oar man Frsmfat
bet forelisssnbe 5oriIas. bbOrefter
0dnmarts bipfomatifts Reprqientds
tion | 6briitionid orones paa lignens
he Maabe Tom | Stoctbolm.
W orbforfeget pda 8ribss
'lsfelilfe Straffeantdlt.
Deb ct Gsrbdg ben II. ROB. dfbolbt
npt 5or6sr | Sdeen eentog Guneen
9borDalb psberfen FIN itrdfs dfgibs
ne 5ilitaaelfe ON, at ban meb 5ors
|fat bapbe forfegt at brobe 8etjent
Reimonn, ligeiom ban inbrgmmebs.
at ban life bdbbt noeet ubeitooenbs
6berten meb Reimnnn efler nogen al
he andre Spfbnsbetjente pod 5nngss
let. ibet ban life bdbbe boft noget fom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

9anft 5rebsforenin1
ha0oe ben IA. Qoo. ON Qftensn inbs
6ubt til oFentligt Msbt / 5tubenters
6ismmets Sal. Gmnet par: u
tgbsn6a0nite graftsr % 5rsbsbeoos
eslien.
Der par uDfenot 5nobposlis til
aebsnbdpns graiter; men Sn0bns
oelfen bar fsrit uoienbi 5 Oage /
5orpsjen. iaa fun st Bar at qra=
isrne bapee tunnel gtDe Nebe. boil4
tet bso meaet betlusst, ba 5Orebras
gets Gmne NrDsb miitebs I'm Qbresie.
Ter bar i sorigt fun msbt ca.
40 3ilbsrers.
aurfusbeitnrsr Rasmusien bon
Qelfommen og gar Oroet til 6ore.
brags6olosren, gaitor aemp, 3dar.
h9f.
3enne pdaoiite, boorleoes Yr91ters
ne buroe grille nro ino / 3ibsns
Rsrelier for ret at tunne tale til
Trebsns Barn.
Dan uOpitls6e o~erefter 5~rebstansen
og bens 6orbinbelie meb a%riitenooms
mems 9unter. 8 sOrist MATTE ban
frrms fit borsOrog en- Del anOsrles
6es, Oa qraiierns life par til Stshe.
S 5Orbunblingen, fom bar re!
liolig, beltog qreitsrne Stettrup. 6ae
raIb Senfen. 5fomfsn, 9sles, ben
ftenife poftor 5ribmebsr fra Mols
me, auriusbeitprsr Rusmusien, Stus
bent peterfn.
Eli Steoe BAR bl. andre 1rebss
penner nogle Boltetingsmanb, fud-
IeOes paItor 81. 9jsrre.
Spgrdsmdd(et bentes al bt[e bltpe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Spsrgsmonlet Oentss at bile blibs
togst Op igsn inureit. 5orbuobents
Zig BIZ bet bd lDftes at fao ben fss
benbdbnfte pr0fteifanb 5dle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

turrente til en- famlet 8ebpa9elies'
plan, fon Wogiitraien ituI 9obtenbe,
Qrsalet bill meb me 9aoer blibe
belt / 3 StDtter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

aaptaintns 9uItru. VT euuris De-
terIen. 148 Sioer / Omfug 40l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
HUNG IN SIX Weeks
IN pulaski COUNTY.
Condemned Man Enters Into
Plot to Kill the
Tailor.
Especial to Tho Tlmes.DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
PULASKI, VA, May 12.-Cloyd Hale,
the negro murderer OF John Hart. an
umbrella member, about six weeks ago,
was hung here this morning. He died
In fourteen minutes, from strnngula-
ton.
The negro. when he came out Of tho
jail, on his way to the scAffold, told
everybody In sight goodbye, and told
them not to do as ne had done, and that
he was going right to heaven. Two color
ed ministers. Wright and Mitchell, went
to the scaffold with him. Rev. Wright
made good talk, which, II follow
would be beneficial to all who heard
It.
There are three negroes in jail here
sentenced to terms In the penitentiary
for breaking into railway cars. and these
three. together with Hale, a few days
ago made up the plot to get out of jail.
The three negroes were to break the
lock on Hale's cell and when Ike Car
per, the Tailor, came In. Hale was to
Kill him with n bed slat and the other
three we're TO assault the colored man who
cooks for the jail, when he and Mr..
carper came In with the meals for. the
prisoners. Ii i8 IAN
The plot might have been attempted
but for colored boy in the jail who
overheard the men talking and told Mr..
eCarper aboutst Upon investigating Hale
confessed to 1T, and yet in the face OF this
attempted crime, while in the shadow OF
the gallows, Hale said no was saved
and going to a better land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
EMBARGO RAISED.
Steamer Elm City Launched
and Plying Her Route.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

VEST POINT, VA. May E,-The
steamer Elm City, which has been the
cause OF so much interest and excite
sment throughout this section, Is now
all right, and is pursuing the even tenor
of her way. She was put on on the marine
railway OF West Point for repairs: dur
ing high wind she was blown out OF
position and hung. Every effort to launch
her was fruitless until Wednesday after
noon, when large crowd witnessed her
slide into the river.
large quantity OF freight has accu-
INFLATED along the river landings, ana IN
the depot here, and as has been stated
before, an effort was made to dsgorse
the accumulation of freight by chartering
the schooner jill, Milford. TO take the
freight up the Mattaponi River. At night
tho schooner anchored on its journey and
next morning finding fire in her hoid,
presumably having caught from lime. u
was found necessary TO scutue the BOAT
to save her, The loss TO freight was
estimated ut 1880. Great inconvenience
to farmers and merchants was caused
by this delay. and great loss and annoy 70;
ance to tho owners of the Elm City. me
Company, n,anufac-
turcrs OF pickles, thatls represented mere
by Mr.. Jeter Woodward, and gives work
to SO many in West Point and surround
ing counties. has about closed ne gotiations
for valuable property In South, Baltimore.
on which they propose to erect large
building ms headquarters, instead OF a
distributing point, as heretofore
This company was started N loo3 ~
Baltimore, and has since then ACQUIRED
nine IA ctories in Underwater Vagina, The
business has wonderfully increased,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
ALLEGED VIOLATIONS
OF THE LIQUOR Laws.
Many Interesting Cases Before
the Supreme Court Of North
Carolina Yesterday.

Especial to rho Times Dlspatch.)

.5Es3 Especial to Tho Tines Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO. N. CT, May 12.--In the
Superior Court this afternoon the cases Of
five prominent men charged with arson,
were continued on affidavits that one OF
j them, who Is also an important witness,
was too Ill to be present. Bond was given
In the sum OF 1000 each III 4
Ozement, one Of the defendants, plead
Ing guilty Judgment was suspended until.
the others are tried. His evidence
Is depended on to convict thenl WIZ
Some of the Same parties had been in-
dcted for retailing whiskey without
license, and 1t was on the evidence OF
Isaac Stanley whose property was al
legged to have been burned by five OF
said parties. that they had been bound
over to this term of the court by q
magistrate to answer for violating the
revenue and prohibition laws.
In the Superior Court this afternoon the
defendants in twenty of these cases
pleaded guilty. One of the defendants
in tho arson case, James Richardson, was
fined three hundred dollars and costs in
seven cases. Judgment was suspended
in .all except one and q bond was re-
quired for his reporting to subsequent
terms OF court that he had been of good
behavior.
Tho cases against Newton Causey and
his wife were settled by their paying costs,
which were very heavy, and Bivlng bond
for good behavior All the others were
disposed OF similarly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
RESIDENT BARR
Makes | DENIAL N
Will Not Move Offices From.
Portsmouth to
Norfolk.
NO COAL TERMINALS : ! \ THERE TERI
Indications Are That seaboard
Will Haul Coal to5iWil-
mington.
NO COAL TERM NALs THERE
[By Associated Prcss.l !.

NORFOLK, VA, May lO.-James NJ.
Barr, president Of the Seaboard Air Line,
made the following statement to the As
ISOLATED Press Tonight: There Is not a
word of truth in the report that tho Of
4fices Of the Seaboard Air Line will be
moved from Portsmouth. No office will DO
occupied by the road in Norfolk" Re-
gartling the report that large conlng
station will be established mt Southport,
N. c., some Of 1t Is correct and some
parts ofit are incorrect Tho Seaboard
Air Line has not purchased in southwest
Virginia and northern Tennessee, but
1T was bought by Messrs Ryan, Blair,
Dennis, Green and Coolidge, who arc,
however interested in seabonrd."
This announcement by Mr.. Barr means
that the Seaboard will soon enter into
active competition with the Norfolk and
Western and Chesapeake and Ohio sys-
tens as a carrier. Its coal terminals
will not be here because the property Of.
the limo on the waterfront is too far
in from the outer harbor to compete with
.Lambert's Point shipments by the Nor
Z folk and Western, or Newport News ship
.ments by the Chesa peake and Ohio aside
from the fact the road would be COM
PEELED to haul the coal too great q dis
tance to allow competition.
K ut Is pointed out that to bring the
coal to portsmouth, or NorfOlk Woulu
require an additional hauling of 100 miles
over the roulette Wilmington and South
port and 1t Is declared that all idea
Of building great coal terminals in
Portsmouth or In this city have for THIS
reason alone been given up.
The question Of there being but twenty
one feot of water at Wilmington ana
Southport, while there Is twenty-eght
of water here is u matter which. It Is de-
clared will take care OF itself In the flu
ture. A branch road from the new coal
fields through to Johnson City, Tenn.
will be completed within a year and then
the seabonrd's coal operations Will be
over this branch. coming from john
son City to connect with the seahoard
Air Line's main track at Hamlet, n, ca
whence there Is at present q limo TO
Wilmington and Southport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
THE GRUBBs TRIAL.
The Prosecution Weaving Strong
Case Around Prisoner.
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch,)

Especial to The Times-1oispatch)
y SALISBURY, N. e., May l2.--The en-
animation Of witnesses In the Grubbs
murder trial was begun as soon us Rowan
Superior Court convened this morning.
So far the State has made no rest, but
by great care Is weaving n strong chain
of evidence about the prisoner
Tho first witness examined for the prose-
cution was Rev, ]. II. Bennett who re-
sides at Piney Church. Davidson county.
which was the scene of the killing OF
Obe Davis Sunday morning, october 10th.
8. b. Crump vast the next witness called,
who testified that he was walking With
Davis towards tho church when Grubhs
stepped up and fired tho three deadly
shots. Davis was retreattng when tho
two last shots We're fired.
d, l., Fritts and II. w Hartley, OF
Davidson county, We're next introduced
by the State followed by John Williams,
OF Davidson county, all gave about the
Same account Of the killing,
q. II, Clement Of Salisbury. Is Conduct
ing tho examination for tho prosecution
and C, b. Watson, OF Winston-s Salem, Is
lending counsel for the defense,
The trial is tedious, but holds the at
tentIon of large numbers Of visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
Route Through Augusta Into
Rockbridge County.
(spe,cIal to The Tlmes.Disp

Especial to The Times spatct3 :.
IS sTADNTON, VA, May "a ehar ysi
i hss r nsea slu company With lis principal
office here, Mr.. II. 3 spronl is paT est
dent; Mr., J.F. clemmer, vice. p pre- 3
tai stock is $4,000 Tha object OF the
company is to operate railroad. With
steam or electricity or other power, TINS
chase OF the stanton street Car, system,
recently sold, but failing 70 purchase the e
staunton system, they at once set about
10 get charter for their county line.
which tits said Will run from stanton to
Rookbrdge Baths, by way Of Middle,
brook It is thought that this lima VIII
be run in conjunction with the staunton
,i,lart, which is expected to start running
regularly during the first Of june
a large force Of hands are now at work
getting the Etaunton line In shane, There
Is also a movement on foot looking to the
erection Of trolley line from Stanton
10 Mt. Scion, In Augusta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
NEW BANK.
Organized at Christiansburg and
Stock Over Subscribed.
3 Z, !. . ',r, ,r,tro az nianat tor, 4

Especial to The Times-D spatch.l
y CHRISTIANSBURG v A., May "a
number OF the leading business men OF
-christiansburg and Montgomery county,
met at the courthouse to-day and organ
lied THE First National Bank OF Christ
iansburg.'5 with a capital stock Of $35. ooo.
Allen I: Hairless. c. w. Furface. NJ: a.
tiers, C.. r. Colhoun and A. L. johnson
were elected as directors, who will meet
on the 18th and select the officers.
The stock was oyer-subscribed $500. and
many applications for stock had to be
turned down on account OF 1t all being
taken. Two thousand was the maximum
allowed any one person. and 1t Is there
fore distributed among a large number
in the county and adjoining counties. The
prospects are very bright for Its sue
cess and the town is proud OF the new
enterprlse. - i.s.5It - 20. "A 38i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Pittsylvania Court,

Especial to The Iimes- D1spatchD
CHATHAM, VA, May 1s.--Tha special
term OF Pittsylyanla County Circuit Court,
which convened nearly three weeks ago,
Judge a. NJ, Aiken, OF panyille, presiding
adjourned to-day,
Ten criminal cases were tried, OF which
three were sent to the penltentary three
fined with short term in Jail and four
acquitted,
Twelve licenses to distill whlskey We're
granted In the county, one refused, two
licenses to retail iaupr refused and one
application for dlstillcr's lioense With
drawn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
THIRD ANNUAL meet
PINE HILL HUNT CLUB
Point to Point Race the Lead
ing Feature OF the
Day.
(specIal to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times ispatch,)
FRONT ROYAL, VA, May l2.-The
third annual meet of the Pine Hill Hunt
Club took place to-day on the horse show
grounds. Large crowds present, weather
fair, track IN good condition. time fast
The chief event was the point to point
race over cross country course Of two
and one half miles won by Little buster,
Single drlvers-Red Rock first, General
second. Kentucky Jack third,
Green hunters--Sweetheart first, Ogantz
second. Captain Frank third
Park haclts--lSscllm first. Sweetheart
second. Pat third.
Hunters and julnpers--Forest queen
first, Perfection second. Specialist third
IrlatFrace --Half mile--onk Crest (Dilger)
first Lady H, (Trumbo) second, Gray
Goose (Ware) third Lady Glngler also
ran.
Point to point, two and o half miles
Little Buster CDearnonp first, Nougat
5(Trumbo) second. Avalanche (Wlkinson)
third. Miss manning also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Pullman Appointments.

Mr.. p. Donaldson. district superintendent OF
the pullman Company, has issued the appended
The Pullman Company ONCE Of the District
Superintendent, Richmond Va, May ~
All concerned Effective May 5th the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mr.. j. S. Run
nells. svIce-president and general counsel; Mr..
George i. Brown treasurer MT. ~ DchH'tef'
Effective same date the following 9pno I.
renernl solicitor: Mr.. Richmond Dean. general
manager;D Mr. Il. r. Sage. manager, sales
department; Mr. Thomas Dunbar manager.
EnlIn,an car works. vice Mr., r.. r. Slaglei
Mr. = Robert Tnsley. superintendent, Pullman
car works, vice Mr.. Thomas Dunbar,