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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
HAD HARD TIME.
Injured Coachman Thrown Out
II Of Buggy q v ~ III 3s5

(spccinl to The ,Tlmes-D Dispatch, mn
IL FIR Il ID 1Ifa1C KSB y TG. n IA, July 81
Tho annual picnic Of the w g. - ".
81 Carolina county WINS held Mt Milford
Saturday and was largely TENDED q q
dresses wore Tado BY Rev. a narow
Broaddus and sRov. Or. Mcdaniel. or
Richmond. The medal for the best re-.
citation was warded TO Miss Myrtle s..
5Criimpa There were two other contes.S
5tnnts ~ 5i " 5 q 81
a The Health Board Sof Richmond county
llns ordered compulsory ncclnntion Tor
Farnham Niagisterinl District, owing to
the fact that several families IN TIM t dis
5tr!ct nra suffering from smallpox.
Tho big Marvin Grove Methodist cnfnb
meeting In the Northern Neck Will open
Friday, August jad. md continue ten da ys:.
Roy. Dr. II. II. Johnson, Of Suffolk y, wlll
have .ctarg I, \ assisted by re w lliaii
Jones' OF Norfolk, and 5othcre. N 4.
M Joseph McSherry,, conchman for Az "
ter g. Newman, Of I" MA thos.s. :. Orange
county, accidentally shot himself IN i ting
right foot, the ball going entirely through
his foot. A'1,ilo being taken to4 orange
Courthouse for medical treat i'icI,t tl' Z
horses run nwny. throwing him out TN anu Z
bruising him up considerably FROM J,
9pitalNin charlottesville for troatmen mi. IL
The Board OF Supervisors of West more.
land county has lot n tract TO build
a. draWbridge "A ovort I<lnsnle III Creek q
Kinsale Westmoreand county, to ~ ines
English forS II 600. &; ii .3 $a l8;
NJ ii r. ~ r Nallc, ono OF the oldest and
most prominent citizens OF Cuspepet
county ii Is Ill ut his home near Re cocoon
Ford fy
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HOT ); Z, FIGHT 4 n. ON
Postmast ership 81 sLawrencevi vile
is Much Sought After.
D fSpeclnl Ia #The Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dtspatch) &
aSSLAyNRENCEVILLE YA., July 23.--,Thc
foundation has been laid for the building
which will be q q 81 pied BY the steaiy
laundry wien compia ted. NJ This Is n new
Industry Just organized, and all machln NJ
cry has boon bought and ssswill be put In
operation as soon as the building sis cons
{pleted. The company ls o. stock com :
tpany, Il and will be chartered under tins ne
Corporation Commission. s III @ 3g
s1 An election will be held here Wednss-
( day on tho question as to whether the
town Will Issue bonds to the amount + Ct
Isl, 200 to pay for tho cons auction ot the
new High School building The building
us now well under wa VI Of IS construction,
and will be ready for the fall session
whether the bond gissuo cttrries or nc i.
$8S. Although the presciit pos ttnast Mrs.
Mary {. RI Jones's s, term OF ONCE does not
expire until March 10. 1907 O petition is
being circulated I'M favor OF MI. j ohm q.
Mallory for the office. and q bot fight IS
on Each candidate has many friends,
ANDY either would be acceptable to the
patrons OF the office. buE he q fairs Of tho
ofIice, B as conducted by Mrs Jones a, q
her efficient assistants have been 80 sat
isfactory to the patrons that "a big ma !
jority do not wish any change. The re-
ceipts Of the office have Increased " on
derfully within the last d Few years, s& and
the salary OF tho office has been raised
every year for several Is years, II until ut has
become az plum. .8 NJ an y. would consider
themselves Fortunate II, 1t should fall 3on
their side OF the fenc Q. 81 a. Bs5 sss III
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women REFUSE TO
GIVE |II:. UP CHILDREN '.|.|.|
Forfeit Their Bonds Rather han an
]. Part With the Little
Ones.
fspecIal n q 3 The -Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dl q tch Fl,
DANYILLE, VA. July 23.--The i've i've
children under the nge Of fourteen years
and in custody OF three women in the
tenderloIn OF Danyille. who were recently anti
awarded 10 tho Children's Home Society
OF Virginia, following an investigation n
made by rev. J, w. aypce, tho super
Iintendent OF that Institution. have been
spirited away. ana efforts to ascertain
their whereabouts have 80 far proved
futile. n.
The bonds OF the three women FOR tho
appearance OF the children before the
Corporation Court have boon declared
forfeited, the women each rendering
the 800 cash collateral placed for their
appearance rather than to part with the
children. Ia. !35
The cases Of Mrs. Anna BOYD, whose
three children were ordered turned over
to the society, and OF Maud YOUNG. iWllo se
fo,,r-year-old child, Beulah Young, was
likewise dealt with, were called to-day
in the Corporation Court, Judge A. NJ.
Aiken presiding. The Boyd woman did
not put In hor appearance, and It - sup
posed that she has fled the city with her
children. Maud Young was present, but
did,not bring her child, The case against
her for contempt OF court was continued,
susle Fox, who has reared four-year-
old child deserted In Its infancy az her
house. has also fled 4 IS
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Veterans to Get Crosses.

Especial to The Tlmes-p lHpatch.)
f CHESTERFIELD, Vac, July 23,-The
William, 3, Wooldrldge Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans he'd a business meet
Ing this afternoon. A committee was
appointed to have permanent record
made of all the soldiers from this county
who served In the Civil War.
The local chapter OF Daughters OF the
sConfederncy manifested to the camp its
desire to furnish each soldier with q
cross Of honor. and the camp was invited
to their picnic soon to e&held at forest
Sllill Park. n V "a 3 ,g $
Ali officers OF the past year were res
elected to-day, Capt, David Moore being
commandment. with Capts. Rlankonshlp
and baker as lioutenants The camp vii!
hold its annual picnic hero on Tuesday,
septembar 9TH. this year, their regular
picnic day-the 2d--comlng this year on
Sunday.
Rey.aC. N. Friend, chaplain. was apr
poinatd to prepare memorial resolutions
for the members who have diod during
the past year. 55@
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Mrs. Greene Entertains.
(ananial 70 Tho Times .Dispatch.]

WASHINGTON, VA, July 2s.--nrs
Edward Mccormick Greene. the charming
hostess OF Bonvenue. gave q delightful
dinner on the evening OF the 21st instant,
ana invited several OF @ her ~ friends to
meet Miss Laura Mnoatee, Miss Mary
Waller and Miss \ Dlizabeth Rust, and
Mr. Oder Hnrrell, Of Front Royal. and
Mr.. SI-ackey, OF Clifton Forge. Va, all
guests OF "a Weekend house party, Among
those invited were Mr., aud Mrs, Charles
Basil Gordon. Mrs. Montague. Miss Daniel,
Mrs. Dearing. Miss Browning, Mr.. Miller
md Mr.. Kyser. OF Rappahannock county,
The dinner was only one OF the many
delightful occasions Il Of Mrs. Greene's
social parties. and as usual those present
greatly enjoyed themselves, \.
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Official Statement.
INV Associated Press

NORFOLK, VA, July q, The follow
ing official statement concerning last
nights wreck on the seaboard AR Lane
Railway between Hamlet and Rocking
ham, N. CT, was given out at the office
OF President Alfred Walter. OF the Sea-
board, In Norfolk. to-day: W he
Regular local PASSENGER train No, u.
cunning from Iautherrordton to Whining
ton, collided with extra SOU Inbound EN-
gine No. 8s3 about four miles west OF
Hamlet at5s:4o r. NJ. Sunday. July s?d M
91g''At 10 noon to-day, July $50. It j.
known at the president's office that elgh'
white people and twelve calored people
have been killed. and i've white people
and nineteen colored people, injured. u
Is possible that there may DO others.
ION account OF wires having been
knocked down By the accident, 1t has
been Impossible 10 get correct lists g;
/ tho killed and injured,
"The accident was caused by failure
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KILLED BY FALL
Mrs. Souder Slipped on M fountain
While Picking Berries.

Especial to The Times p ispatch.) AZ
IIARRIsQNBURd. VA J uly %. Mrs.
NJ Eta souder, wife OF Mr.. Levi F.
souder. a former Justice OF the peace Rof
this county. lis dead at her homo, near
Dovesyille, from internal injuries received
In o. fall while picking huckl oberries. 6
n Last Thursday Mrs souder was In the
mountains alone, when she clipped and
fell She was found later by members
Of her family, and removed to her home.
while suffering excruciatins pain. Two OF
her brothers. practicng physicians In
Pendleton county, w. Va. were 4 SUM
moned but were unable to do anything
to relieve her, She died in agony late
Sunday night. 81,
Mrs. souder was about thirty years
OF age. She Is survived by her husband.
four brothers and one sister.
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THE NORMAL L: III N STITUTE.
Interest in the School at Coving-
ton Increases as Time Passes.

s5 x Special to- The Times Dis atcl.)
CONJUNCTION, VA, - q: As { time
passes the interest in the Normal 8Ins s
jtute increases. The third week \ pr owed
to be the most interesting since school %
opened. The classes In music. natn re
study and manual training deserve esper-5
icial mention. One OF the special features g
81 the week was the night on terta inments
on Thursday night Mr.. ? lowell Il Halls.
OF JEFFERSON City. Tenn, gave a5 m y
enjoyable recital. He is an mpersonra7l,to s
Of the highest type His facial pow Ct
mimlcry carried his audience from the
realms OF roaring laughter to the most mos
pathetic scenes. His 3recltals have been
enjoyed from Maine to Mexico. . 5iSs
a On Friday night n most delightful pub.
lio entertainment was given BY the school,
under the skilful directions Of Miss Cam
non, instructor in music, and Professor
Adams instructor in English 'Th ne . en-
y.Tho Princess lnstrume entail music. solos
and quartettes.9 The large dience who
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WIDOW PRESENTS
HIGH ] / Painting n J
Very Handsome Z Painting of
Thomas Stanley Bo Z, *: U I'm 81.
vciled.at Appomattox
COURT G; D, il OFFICERS PRESENT /: 1 /
Whole NJ orf1ing$ ionsof Court
Devoted to the Exer- 8ss5
.l cises. 3 |3s3
Especial to The Tines ispatch.)

Especial to The Times- Dispntch.)
APPoMATTOx, va, July q. - large
crowd was present at the unwilling OF y
handsome painting OF Thomas Stanley
Bocock In the courthouse hero to day. The
picture was a gift from his W idow. A1Ts.
Annie H. Bocock, TO the county 40
little children, Annie and Charles Rey-a
5nolds. pulled the veil. 10 55g n
Judge Hundley presented tfle painting
and II. D.Flood received It. These
gent lcnsen spoke at length OF tho distln-
Heuished service rendered the State AND
nation by Mr.. Booock Judge aundlay
spoke faellngly OF his departed friend,
and told OF his administration and love
for young men. Mr.. Flood gave IN Do
tall his achievements In life.
His Career in Brief.
Flo was the only speaker the confed-
crate Congress ever had, and figured N
the stubborn fight wagcd for Speaker oI
tho national House Of Represe ntatlyes.
which, after struggle OF SIX week. 8, ena-
ed lin the c,eoton or Senator Sherman
over MI. Bocock by tho balto majority
OF ono 70 to. Il 1t Is said Mr.. Bocock ana
President Buchanan We're fast fricnds.
and that the Presidpnt Expressed tk-
sire to have him In his cabinet. and would
have appointed him. but said Il mat %
could not spare MIN 1TSN1l llIS7 AlOpt ~ S1'
House. He was chairman Of the naval
foft1cers committee for twelve years. Is, Nr.
Buchanan, selected him on tho occasion
of tho unwilling Of the Washington Monu-.
1r,krt In Washington. His speeoh on the
occasion was Ironouneedg excellent, anu
has been printed In book form. 5}j &;
Mr.. Bocock was born IN Buckm eha'n
tco,n,ty on NlayS1s. 1876. Flo died in Appp-
mattox on August s. 1891. IIe 'yas co V
cnted at Haknpaen- sidnry Coils 81. 10
3praotced law in Buckingham, aid repre-
sented that county nesthe Legislature.
In is45. wlten APPROXIMATIONS county was ,ils
formed, no wtns made attorney for no
Commonwealth nor tho new county. IN
$50 he was elected to Congress. and wa 9
/ a mkmber Of tlMt body When virginia
eeceded In 1891 He also represented Apo
an,attox in the Legislature. The last flt-
teen years OF his busy life We're spent
among this co,usty,s people, who dell %
always TO honor him. is
Members Of Family Present,
Tho whole OF the morning session OF
tha court was devoted to the unYeiling OK
ercises, and many other! enem bers Of the
bar ana old court officers spoke ter.derly
Of the full and distinguished career OF Mr..
Rooook. Major T7lood presld ed at the az.
ernlses many nlelnbers OF tho FANNY
from a distance were present.
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1.-THE POKAN0KE1
|SI.0A A A A ! 0:|.A|'|'|'.
1900 S5
Vessel Little Injured by, -Four FOUR
Days sojottrir at Bottom Of
Appofnattox
CARGO Of PEANUTS ! T, \ N IN BAGS 3
Theory That Stca ar1': Was Sunk INK
by Opening Sca-Cocks
Confirmed. s#
CARGO OF PEANUTS IN BAGS
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8 !, 1 ~ jRd vA., July ss.-rhc
5"pokunoket',, ( Is d gain afloat Mt her wharf.
apparently iittle injured w her four
days sojourn at the bottom Ut the Apo
.tnattox River She was raised thls morn
IND. ana work was at once begun o.,
cleaning her machinery rnnd unloading
tho cargo, much OF which consisted OF
peanuts ii, bngs. y Z a thorough exnr1,inal--
lion ~ divers CONFIRMED. the theory that
the steamer was Sunk by the opening
Of l,er yalves and sea-cocks. Tho mail, "a
valve Wis closed ~ a diver on Saturday,
N The vessel was raised by the Merritt
c1laprr,arl Wrecklng Company which
closed ali openings below tho water, a a.
then pumped her out, the boat rising az
the pumps lghtened lher !. 4,
5sl,o viii resume regular trips this this
week. sS9s si S5 Isl,
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attended t...y.Nghly enjoyed the pro-
nrni,line, ~ was attested BY the frequent

on Saturday night tito most enjoyable
lecture course yet given was delivered
~ Dr IA z 3. Corey ot William aiia
Mary College, or, Young America. Iiis
humorous Hits frequently cotlvul the
audience with laughter. Iii
Superintendent y y. Egglest ,GJ ~. ls
booked for Ii lecture on the Cliarnctehr1ils5
tics OF Southern 1iumor, and Prof 4! es So,
James s. Thonns for II lecture or, IRON =
Shirt Sleeves to the Mansion N,
July 30tlI, 3ist and August list an examl-
nation will be held for those who de-
islre To rat1lntn here. ~ Ia sS.8
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CHARGED With Infanticide,s

M sTAUNTON, va, July sa,-The case
aglinst Thomas Durrer and Rose ltensley.
charged with fanttoide, WAS Gailea ~ shs
several days, 1t Is thought to get through
With Ill burrer Is 9 married man ith
a family aud tho Hens1ey cir. who 10
rather good looking, was employed as
yen,ber in a Wilderness, being discovered
nv q small boy who heard the infant
icyyin IL & sagTT'' N NJ * T. d
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Killed by Train.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch s}s
s5 q lsTOL, TENN July 23..5samuell
CARRIER a mngistrat to and farmer n' aged
IS years. was run down by Q train lr,ai g I
the Southern Railway q few miles west
OF Bristol, to-day and cut TO piec 9 !.
2He la d boon to Bristol and was W 1'.IlE[l
sight OF his homo wheE killed.
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S.S.S.n rps SI FHz fA$HEa

The healthy color given millions little
copusces in tie blood health and
strength parts the other words the lie the
boo When tile germs get this fluid they destroy
these corpusees and ob the qualities
dng hin weak supply with the
The sympns g aa, sae g
pale aow vitality Appetite
81 system nd l fhs ana sKht
must Be through the circulation the
accomplish eeapsea the blood q al
Malaria ana restores the
blood strong healthy besides gerns
to the entire system p Ns
blood disease surss s
without charge y1I 1Ma1T apEoNv0 Co.. AIkAN1Ns -
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Dying Fl on, Fall.

80 Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatoh.) 5735i
NEWPORT NEWS. 8VA--,,$$July 2s.---Lewlsl
shepperson, young pharmacist. who
came here recently from Fred cksburg,
Is dying at tho General Hospital. Last
night shepperson foil on the street IN an
epllcptic fit striking his Head against
tie asphalt paving with terrific force,
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Dozen Cars piled Up.

81 WAKEFIELD. VA, July 2a.-----An
4 easthonnd freight on the Norfois and
western was wreck ed At zunis TO- night.
Twelve cars loaded with coal are plle co
4 up on e each other No one was hurt.
The cause could not be s. ven me q
Jwrecking crew was promptly ser ser: ~. me
wreck. "A Il tr1,lns are delayed. the pa g..
scnger trains transferring passeng ers.
The track will proba bly, be cleared lea. "
morning. FIJI rs 55y. 53{ y IA III s,a
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OF operator at Rockingham to hold N O.,
"A for the extra freight train. 5 sg.is5 .jSs
1T was also stated that the dead had
been carried to Monroe and Charlotte.
where undertakers are preparing, me me
bodies for burial. .s e5
The injured. 1t Is ated g nicially have have
been carried to Charlotte.
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THROWN FROM HORSE.
Boy So Badly Injured That His
4 Death Soon Followed.
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n, lspeolRl to The II7Wes- 13lspHFg!l,J
b WINCHESTER, VA. July 2s-ThroWn3
/; from the back Of his riding horse 2, ana
g nnsn Of Rerryyille, Clarke county, WAS
fatally injured sunday, evening, !, Inc q
horse foil on Tho lad who was g crushed
}dltion when found, about half an hour
later He died that niRht, HIS iatRos,
four brothers and three sisters survive.
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58,lCololred&Dca

S Thomas II III, fireman 8
Witt Began, porter. SVadesboro NJ c.
6g Rev. Thomas Jones' Rock ~ gham,g y. ~
IN Gilbert McFadden, Hamlet.
Sandy caplcs and al wife, Ixlur'nbur ,t'
Il, Cert. 4 Hnrring toms baby .s7 55s
"a Esther Duprcc Bennettsvillc, s.. g. MI
Mary Land, Benncttsville. s. G. 81
+ Mary Bell ana child, Rocking ham, NJ G.
Jane RUSSELL HOFFMAN.
Hannibal AicNnir and child. L La rim
burg n 9! i 81 5a5; jg$
George sNfcLanrln.3 N u IA X;
Brinker RUSSELL. Hoffman u 81
Two unknown men. M S5S f533 e. Va
Two other unknown mon died en- route
1 70 Charlotte on special train sfsg.I
White Injured.
). De Bowen OF Wilmington. n ",
CONDUCTOR on passenger err train AIN. :,
NO. s. BirInlng ham, OF II King nam, ~ =.
i. "A. a Garter, OF Rockingha m.
E.. s. sandeiord,s Of Rocking mann
/ G olored Injured.
58 G gorge Morgan. Rockingham n ~ e.
ISL Cicero Thomas. Laurinburg, N
Oscar Lee, Hamlet. NJ G.
~ Cert IIenlon, Hamlet, N. G.
34 Oscar Flowers. ia lesyille ~. G.
II Rich Douglass, Bennettsvillc. 8. G.
5 May Douglass 5Bennettsyille, g. G. 3sts
III VIZ oxindine. Lumberton, n \.
4 Frank Scott. S "A s3
III i'm doom. Gibson, M III n egs,
Il Lizzie Bowman. Hamlet, n G. 35sss5l
Perry Clark, LIiurinburg n. g. Z
Mamie Lee, Hamlet; n: g. !. III s5lSS 5
if Octnvia Jackson, III inlet, n Is ..
II Jane stewart, Laurinburg. N. {! Sa8l Vii
James stewart. Rock bingham. n n g.
s5}t3 ia rie McNair, 1nurinburE. n. ca j{3
& ss 70 a.. Radley, Rock lnghanl.f n, Y ia
Fl June Rndley, Nottingham, n 81 G. III
TO Make Investigation.
Tho freight was an extra, and was y
.outh- bound from Raleigh to Monroe. &
was manned BY Conductor Hunter ana no
Enuireer Bundy. OF this city. Condu ctori
Hunter Is not reported hurt. and Engl-i
neer Bundy is very slightly INJURED
The mail train was No. y. running l1l from
Charlotte to Wilmington. This train was l.
in charge O. Of Conductor John 2, bowen
formerly OF Raleigh. and brother v Of
CAPTAIN j. j. Bowen. OF the Southern.
Express Company, here. He was sl!ghtlyi
A n ii,rcd. Engineer Frank Lewis, OF Ham
let; Fireman Thomas Hill, OF Hamlet
Harrngemnster II. Ii 8. byrd, Of Whining
ton. and Porter w Began. OF Wnde noe s
boro OF tho Grew of this Inflated tram,
were all killed. The bnggnge car ana ne
second class coach on tho passcng ger Tram
wore QoNOlSlcu, ttlll ISL SeA' ~
freie Cit were dernied and some OF them
piled upon other cars and crushed 4 ~ 20
pieces. l5i3 s 5ssl 4. s.l 4. IA. =,
passenger train at Rockingham 70 NOT
known, and will be investigated by me
superintendent Of the road. i i ls, sa'd
q that tho operator at Rockingham 70 q. an
experienced man. arti has been Q f tL.ltl
4 fui ana careful Semploye OF the company
for several. years. When news s .e y, ~. NY
intendent jerks went Immediately to the
scene A train was mado up and the
injured conveyed to Charlotte as soon
as they could be taken from the wreck
Baskets were sent from here and other
i points to Hamlet and Rockingham 70 re-
ceiye the bodies OF tho dead: # "a
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With Knife and Rocks,

patrolfInan /, II, Kersd a rrested Louise Rop-
inson lcooIed) 1R Il, ~
stated that her assAlant struck her n. sSy7
eyal rocks ard then stabbed her Win q kalte.
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McGuire'S UNIVERSITY School

Opp. Monroe Park ~ hnond, Va--.$$t
Forty second session begins Sept. IS. Pre-;
pal res for College. U Universities and t. ohncal
men ns tenchers In Upper School. Lower 5choo!
for SMALL boys. witt separate study hall ana
Instructors A under immediate super lsion All OF
tho principal Cata loguo at book stores or by
NJ Ss' JOHN ?. MCGUIRE. IT.. PRINCIPAL
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The: Richmond, / Academy
Corner Lombnrdy Street an = ark Avenue.
#y9 All SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
8MIJN-Pr Urinary Do partment. Mum Der I Of
students limited. Early application adj
tvised , Modern building, Well-eq tipped
gymnasium and largo campus. "a ID & " s555 3S
For ca talogue address 1. iss "A VI,
M VIM 81 L. Il PRINCE. D ean.Fi
S5ss sS35 The Richmond SAcnd eny. #
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Disastrous Collision on Scabo9r.dl
iii North Carolina Fatal TO
Many Negroes.
5TWENTY-THREE WERE {: :. INJURED Y !! I }
Ortcr6to Hold Passenger Train
Until Freight Passed Was
ri Not Delivered.
(By Also ciatcd Press.)

RALEIGH. u NJ G, July 20. As Z. the he
result OF The head on collision which tool took
place last night between Rockingham all q
Hamlet, on tho senboard Air Line, tw y, ..
aty-two persons IRE dead and sti' wards =, O.
twenty three Injured. Twonty q D .e1
were taken out q the wr +, a ,osn W.
\ N schnriottc. NJ q, where the injured
we're taken. Most Of the victims a OF g nc e.
groes. WI 55tS Z. # $ 5555 A . ], !. Il
i hour lat c, and inBtr,ictIons wore svired
from the train a'spate hers esa s nere
wcsts b,,t for some reason the order war
not delivered The operator AZ rocking 7 g
ham Is w. u. Luther The distance tan pc
tween Hamlet and Rocki ngha n r, is sl y;
miles. and Engineer Band the 1're
secing the approaching passenger :, tram y
whef, three miles from Hamlet, stopIfetdi
hig train ana Jumped before the COLLISION ~
White Dead.
8s Frank b. Lewis, engineer Hamlet. II
II. A s. Byrd, bng gennster, Rocking II 4
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"s''n', shall boz made quarterly in advance Viz, r,, a.,
WI guy psi ana October ist except where meter. are used
- ' ',el payments SHAH Dee made 90 Che csd Of ,,cb
W '' measured water >ufrli 20 during said en,rt.r
,N 'a''tine their premise, ru-t give notice 4, ti es 49,
" 'ret Chat Che uaferi uat hc shut aff and M ,, ~, y,
' i'i ir water rate until su,h notice is .i,.,
""'n hcrc i>a ehansc OF occupants ana, balance, . ,.,
r,- '''''''i on notice 90 The tmc 90 other pren,.
~ uses 'u' i' balance ofa bil win he refunded
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THE USE OF WATER

i'lNts owners teasing premises required furnish tle,
tenants with copy of these regulations fl. f d. M
Piled upon application at the office OF Recorder
H.
40 owner OF tenant o amy promises supplied water win be-
allowed To supply water othcr persons or families FL fn m
"' The supply vii l stopped and rad forfeited Bach
consumer must be supplied by Independents service pipe from the
main except 10y special permit
nm
street rI1iukcrs washers must not Bee s Go srl, bi