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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Town Of Cranst0n
TO REGISTRY VOTERS

For the convenience OF those who wish
TO register the undersigned will be at the
following places
Fiskevilie District Hall, Wednesday,
June g. for to 8 y. m.
Arlington District Hall, Friday, June D.
from 10 p. m. -.
Cranston Print Works. Old Police Sta
ton. Wednesday, June IL, from 70 y. m.
Thornton, Thursday, June IA, from 10
Pawtuxet School House. Friday, June
Is, from TO y. m
Edgewood Voting Booth. Monday. June
IS from 10 p. m.
Oaklawn and state Institutions. Tues
day, June 10.
j. A. Budlong & Son co. office, Friday,
June %. from 6 to p. m.
Auburn District Hall, wednesday, June
"a, from TO r. m
Knightsville. Town Clerks Office, each
week day from a. IN. 10 p. m and June
2S 20 and 30 from a. m 10 p. D. m.
Those who are naturaliZed bring papers.
DANIEL -. WATERMAN,
Town Clerk.
Cranston. r. l., May %, 1906.
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1t Costs
Nothing

To find out for a certainty
whether or not your heart is
affected. One person in four
has a weak heart; it may be
you. If so, you should know
it now, and save serious con-
sequences. If you have short
breath, fluttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot flushes; if
you cannot lie on left side; il
you have fainting or smother
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart is
weak, and perhaps diseased.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure will re-
lieve you. Try a bottle, and
see how quickly your condition
will improve.
Miles Medical Co, asking advice. as I
was suffering with heart trouble. and
had been for two yenrs. i had pain
In my heart, back and left sido, and
had not been able to draw q deep
breath for two years. Any little exer-
could not lie on my left side without
suffering. They advised me to try Dr.
Miles Heart Cure and Nervine, which
] did with the result that I am in
better health than i ever was before.
having gained IL pounds. since COM
menced taking IL. i took about thir-
teen bottles Of the two medicines, and
haven't been bothered with my heart
since" MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
Upper sandusky. Ohio.
Or. Miles, Heart Cure is sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit " II falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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CAPE COD CANAL PROJECT
KILLED BY Committee

Boston. June 2.-The house committee
on ways and means yesterday voted TO
report fought not TO pass" on the bill 20
incorporate the Boston, Brockton and
New York Canal company.
The company was to have been CAPT
talized at tl5. 900 and the bill had pre-
viously been favorably reported by the
committee on harbors and public lands
The project involved the construction OF
n canal across Cape Cod.
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RAILROAD GROSS EARNINGS

New York. June 2-According TO the
United States Investor. tho gross earn
ings Of Is railroads for tho third week OF
May were 1927, ~, against s. .290. 632 for
the third week OF May. 1906. an increase
OF N.or COS. Thirty-three roads show In
creases and hve decreases. Since July 7
the roads referred to above earned $500.
2nS.011. an increase OF $50. .52 297 over the
$3.50. Oo8.7l4 reported for the corresponding
period Of last year. For the longer period
creases.
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RHODE ISLAND SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS.

A special meeting OF the Rhode Island
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals will be held at the office OF the
society. 27 Exchange street Rooms 1886.
on Wednesday, June 9Th, 1906. al o'clock
p. m. to take action upon the amend
ments to the bylaws OF this society as
recommended by the executive commit
tee.
JAMES N. SMITH, Secretary.
Providence. June l, 1905.
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TRANSPORTATION.
500.
TO NEW YORK
Via JOY LINE

Steamers teavs AZ $50 o. m, from pier
near Point Street Bridge. Tickets at
eibson's, s Weybosset street
w. q. STONE, Agent
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ALMIRA r. HUNT

Real Estate for sale: money loaned on
good security at 3 and per cent.
Hours $40 a. m; 12-2:90 p. m. Telephone
s1s2-< Division Street.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN A. HART
FORD RAILROAD.

A Time Table giving full informa-
tton as TO local and through train
service may be obtained at Provl-
dence station and stations below.
Train Service from Providence.
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LAUREL HILL AVENUE. Nine-room
House; hardwood floors. gas and electrD
lights; steam heat: large piazza: beauto-
full view: 1900 square rect OF land; prioo
$4,000; two-thirds mey remain on mort
gage. WILLIAM NJ. RHODES. Sc wey-
bosset st.
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WANTED SIX HOUSE PAINTERS
two frst class paper hangers, union hours,
union prices. Apply in person ready lor
work. John Devlin, 25 Elm street. North
Attleboro h"st
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provements 1000 feet OF land. near Broad
way Address Wis. News Democrat. j1-lw
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FOR SALE.

10. per word first Insertion: hc. repeats
1wk. &c. per word; wks. &c. per words
Swks. 10. per word; limo. sc. per word
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Daily Wants
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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FOR SALE - TEA WAGON, HORSE
and harness L. Dargle. corner Harrison
and Main streets, Pawtucket.
my31-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

POSITION WANTED All FOREMAN
pattern maker with reliable firm. Ad-
dress R-33. News office. m23-lm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

French Mission. Central Baptist
church. Weybosset street-Address by
Rev n Williams. ID ID. subject MY
Visit to Rome"
Peoples Pentecostal church Ashmount
street--Prayer $3.50: preaching by Rev +
A Hillery and communion. 1880: &, 1915;
praise and gospel. T.
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints Bellview avenue-Com-
munion service at i0:45 Sunday school.
12l5; u II l. s. at 5:45 and preaching at
1880. G III Lee expected
Providence Spiritual association Coium-
bia hall-Scrvices at 2:30 and 7:So d m;
Mr. Oscar Edgerley. the brilliant trance
speaker. will lecture and give spirit mes
sages. Don't fail TO como and hear hdm.
all are welcome
Congregational Monday Ministers
meeting, Bible room, Benencent church
1890 IN, "A Study OF Reconciliation"
Edward y Billings. Tiverton
Broad Street Christian. A ConYbear.
Worship with communion. 1915:
Sunday school. i2:l5: vesper service. 500.
address DO We Need a New Gcspel?";
YP s G 4, ZOO
Advent Christian, Hammond street. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
DIEs8FOLLoW1NG LAWSON
Old Man Loses All, Then Takes
5f.5 PafII0e, in SI,;c;de 3

* CLIFTON HEIGHTS. PA. July 3l.--De-
spondent and driven Insane because he
had failed TO realize on stocks in which
le riskcd his money, James Francis
seventy years old committed suicide sun
day night by cutting his throat with a
razor. His body was found In n pool
o: .congealed blood by n fellow-boardcr
al the summer boarding house In Adam
borough. Francis. who was wid0wer
has no relatives In this locality.
Tor some time Francis was employed
b.. tho Thomas Kent Manufacturing Com
ppny, Of this place, in q responsible posi-
ton. and he is said to have been well
fixed financially,
Thomas Kent. head OF the manufac-
turing firm, said to-day that Francis was
n victim OF Tom Lawson "yrflatsyer
Lawson told him to do IN the way Of
stock buying, Francis did, remarked air.
Kent. l
On the last deal Francis made II is
understood that he lost 5000. and while
this sum did not bankrup, him, 4, prayed
OH his mind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
VOMAN'SAIDISHEDI
CARVE. JU ! D | / Up.
Angry Because He Insisted on
Protector for Her
Husband.
fspI,o:crlal ~ } I, rhe rlmeg-D llspatch.)

s3}5At Special
WATERBURY,, CONN, July al.--''If 7
Gun get the right kind Of a knife III
cut Judge Cowcll's throat and wh llNI
I'm about It I'll fin that Jim Webb, too too.
5 q THUS declared Mrs. D.. NJ Webb, who
Il appeared In the Probate Court yester-
day, backing UP. her husband IN ms at-
ftempt3to secure the removal Of his broth :.
er, James N. w eibb, us his protector. The
outbreak came because udge CoWell,
as counsel to James Webb, had All de-
$manded THE nnnullnent Of the couples
recent marriage. declaring thntS III NJ.
Webb was no ut person to assume q mar
riage contract. 81 3
$5..Wo know her to ;be a designing wp-
man., said Judge COWell n She's q drink
Ing woman her nfluence over Edward
Webb had been bad. We heard that she
Ind secured q marriage license from the
Town Clerks office III this city. Mr.. Webb
was no party to securing It. It was to
prevent her from carrying out her DO
signs upon Webb TIM we asked for the
appointment of$l prot tor. 4. 81
the conserVator's appointment 4
had to send sheriff after her tWicei
before she would return tho marriage
license. knowing She could not secure
another license In this city she got Mr..
Webb drunk, went to gNaugntuck. whore
neither Of them was known, and secured
the second llconse, Ills condition was such
that no minister IN 5Naugatuck would
marry them, and they were forced to get
married by a. Justice OF the peace.
Eve claim, Your Honor, that a man
who cannot contra t55n bill for a suit
OF clothes canno contract Il marriage
q Judge CoWell snid he a3wnsn t worried
about his throat and he did not want.
the woman commit Cd for GO enpt of
5courtHtT Tho court decided to, continue
James Webb as protector
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
NEWSPAPER gIRl lost
Al II. !! !. { | DARING 1. |! TRIP ]!
Risks Life 70 & Get Story Of Fa--
nous Old Mine surrcn-
ders TO Cupid.

1gn PAEI, TEXAS, July 81 THO ro-ll
nance OF q new bonansa In the wlldS OF
Mexico ana OF d woman who WINS not
afraid. eliminated In the marriage III
Icl Paso OF Harry ], ~ I9isonhnrt general
manager OF La Corona mlnos. and MISS
Horace Greeley Perry. q plucky little
newspaper woman, who hnd work cd ( MI
over the United States and done stunts
III foreign countries. y! ss ss@
In Corona mines have boon worked for
hundreds OF yenrs. They wero the pro-
perty Of tho kings i OF Spain, and never
hos tho orc come out Of the wild. Indian
Infested district except on pack trains
OF burros. It Is more than 100 niles from
railroad, and for a long tinlo the Claim
was deserted. It has nn interesting his
tory. a n Colonel Hemmitt thought that
tho old claims could be worked again.
Into tho wild district. as Tho Indians re-
bclled, and, surrounding HID offices, killed
Hemmltt. seriously wounded Ills wife and
5nll OF tho servants. g8$ England
Demanded an indemnity, and tho incident
cost Mexico 365. 900.
Recently new veins Of ore have been
struck OF I'LL tho old richness Every
Indication points to a now bonanza. and
Ia was tho news OF this discovery which
City daily TO request NJ lss Perry to make
the trip and 81 tell tho new story IL con-
nection with the famous old mines. a5S
She accepted the assignment. and With
an Indian mozo az guide, Travelled by
pony through the rough country. camp
Ing out at night, until sho reached the
famous La Corona rninos. Henry J. Els
enhnrt. who ID tho. general nanag er, and
who, withgothor Americans, Is Interested
n, 7 Z, f.Orn m fife rod hla own room M Il
guest chamber, and Miss Perry spent her
first night In the new district in the
sunc room In which Hcmmtt was slain.
Tint Was tho beginning Of the.r0mancc.
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a Georgia Speech.

eve OF The South said exc Congress-
man Irloming, sof Georgia, In n universe
,tv. address In June. can not AFFORD TO-
sacrifice our ideals OF Justice. OF law and and
OF religion, for tho purpose OF preventing
the negro from eleyating himself.
tho n Southern whites wish to preserve
tho wide gap bot Ween the races, It should
he, in this Southerner's opinion, by w
ing S,,p themselves, not by holding down
the blacks. 1.-THE negro IL to fall by tho
wnysde, t,let him fall by his own In
.foriority, and not by our tyranny, He
objects to negro disfranc hiHement " ben u
APPLIES 10 negroes only. md not 70 equal.
3lyfignorant whites. and trusts that deor-
lin 1WillgIot follow the example OF some
sister communities, With exhilaratngi
state pride, he rejoices In tho bcliets
fhnt3 Georgia first redeemed herself az
TOR Reconstruction. hns kept abreast OF
nor sister states II, material. intellectual
and moral progress. and has renamed
the Empire State Of the, 'South, 4, ,Wltnou.
iresortlng 10 any methods o alshonol'5
3"No$ power on earth" he declares, re a1ie.-
ring to the clicnnery indu geo ~ \, 7. -
several States could have MADE MI.
Calhoun stoop to such chicanery-he was
fashioned In a nobler mold. Yhat y
contrast II tone IL this to ~ rsce ny
jobscryIiio lon by n sheriff In ther stAse
who said that he would project , nesru-
from 8lynching, 30 far as can "!s''ou \.
jnturing any white man ~ dong 49,
DO tho people OF his town, N Maryiu ~.
lnpproye this frank sentiment, ana ~
they think that sheriN WORTHY 4ot ''s -
place 2--Collier' Fl ils
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y Victims Buried.

3f4$S BY ;ASsOcta ted t,rese. 3. .4{
Il. WASHING TOr NM PA. J v y a1.--Ths
funerals OF tho three nom bers ot Samuel
pcarco' s family, shot down by the young you
negro, Elmer Dempster. sunday evening ''
viii DO bad this afterno There WI
bo servlcess at \ tho AtIller'a Run Church
ana tho niothcrand two oh ldrfn vii then
bc Ia ID int he saIne grave In the cen, etery
attached "a this country nhurc II 81,
AT. their hprtle .dny y the mother and an
TIC Infant, Dwight, repoaa u ono scaaket.
While In a small white one, bcs! de It. sls
tho body Of Margaret the small glrl.
whose brutal treatment by Dcmpst cr, vas
tho prime cause OF the triple murder.
Robert Edward Pearco, three years old.
tho sole survivor Of the negro'a mur.--.
dcrous acts. ID expected to recover. Al
though a bullet was sent through his
slttio body. X Is now! thought that tho
wound Is not fatal. no was taken 20
the home OF Jordan Thompson. near his
own homo, and to-day WAS said to show
signs OF improvement. V III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
MAN Y55E':RE7RIN.G ONES.
Fines for July5in Police Court the
45i Heaviest for a Long T line. OF

One thousand four hundred ana four
dollars and twenty oents III fines was coll
jlected in tho Police Court for the month
of July. q
u With one exception this Is the largest
amount ever collected, The one excep-
ton wns more than twenty-five years
ago. and was before Justice John j..
Crutchileld went into Office.
About $500 was collected for thirty
days while the old Police Court was To-
Gated at Mayo and Franklin Streets.
Justice Crutchield was not then the pro-
siding Justice. i.
Tho $1.4Oo collected during tho month
means that more than three hundred
crring ones paid for dlsoboying the laws
4 OF the cityHand State. For 1t Is fair to
estimate that each psgson punished by u
fine paid more than IS. 81 ID 81
X \. The civil docket for the; month OF July
has also been very heavy, and Justice
Crutchneld, who VIII leave this month
for a vacation, has Justly earned his rest.
Tho month Of August has generally
been the best one for fines, and II It OK
cceds the month Just past there will be
Il new record made.
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y||C0l0R:|E.D|I|. AIMS i |
H0 ! !. J. |: 4 IS
Thc Committee Examines Pre-
& lin,inarysS tclles and md Selects
Charles IL. Bryatt's.
COMPLAINT a. HUNT i l'l''l'.
Site Selected Rear Of tie White
Alflsbouse to Connect NTH
Covered Way.

II rho Committee on Relief Of the Foor
Held d special session In the City Hall
last night at q clock to receive IL ana
consider competitive plans for the pro-
1,osed new colored alnlshouse building.
! Only three preliminary sketches were we're
presented, and these were from A y tll
4.tects Charles X. Bryant 8Dimtnoclt 6 Lee,
and S. NJ Williams.
.5B9 a letter 5wns read VI from Architect
& Albert i. Hunt, recitlng that tho time iifl
allowed for tho purpose was too lll aflse
for him to prepare an Intelligent 1 com I'm
spetitiyc plan. lie also said that no had q
4 been informed that others in 4 THIS Guy
had already been at work on the draw
ssings previous to the time he received ~ tiie
necessary datn for working up q plan.
Mr.. John b, Minor; chairman OF the
{slts,,hcommitteo to whom wns committed
u the preliminary details In connection WIN y,
II the plans for the construction OF Al ING ~.
building, made a statement In defense OF
s.tho committee In answer to Mr.. lluntts 8
complaint and a motion was unanimously
I'D dopted III instructing the clerk TO com ~ II
,1nunicate with Mr. Hunt and state S 70
him that I'LL information concerning the
proposed building was given out bys the tn g
q committee for the use of all persons 81
S ,.45
mi a il the architects were allowed album
,sdance OF time to explain thor respective
gplans and nearly three hours was devot-
led to this hearing. ~, f !, ".
The site for tho building, as practically
i agreed upon in committee, VIII DO 8 on
Second Street, southwest from the pres -5
{ ent white building. and below the crown
of the hill OF the white almshouse,
property. Il 35s S5$2$5
f.s All OF the drawings were In nccontln nces
with the requirements Of tho committee
sas to arrangement OF. wards, nurses
\ rooms, dining and other rooms, the build
ii ing to be connected with the white bulld-}
&ings by q covered way. & q:
5s445t Mr.. Bryant's plan mnde provision for
5;2sO inmates. N1essrs. Dlmmocls} 81 Lee s
I, tor 49, and Mr. Williams claimed that
isifs HIS four-story building plan was So
Elected there would DO provision for double 1
4 the required number Of the committee, or
over 500. IT, 4 III 555
while none but approximate estimates
vera submitted by the architects. each
4 claimed that the cost would hardly exceed
the committee figures OF; $b2, 900 @
sBt After debating and further examining
The plans In executive session. the COM
&mittee accepted the plans from Charles
4 x. Bryant, with notifications to be sug-
igested by the committee later on.
Mr.. Bryant will proceed at onco with
his detailed drawings and specifications
under instructions to bring the cost within
The limit OF $4,000. IA 5St
i55s5 Messrs. IA Gunst, Hobson s1nlld Dabney
b were appointed n subcommittee to confer
with Mr.. Bryant In the drafting of the
detailed plans. ..5 4 @a
The committee adjourned at midnight.
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Assailant Of Young White Wo-
man Killed iii Presence 81
His Victim.
.PoLlc { PREVENT !! { I BURNING 1,
Southern Railway Ovcrscer ID
North Carolina Killed ~
"a Negro Man. 5s
tBy Associated 1,reas.l

ATLANTA, GA, July si..-Floyd Car;
michael, Y negro d bout TWEEN ty-tvo 3ycars
old, who was Identified by M las Annie
Poole, OF Luke wood i a 81 burb OF Atlanta,
as the man who had assaulted her carly.
to-day. was SHOT III front of q the. Poole
residence in sight OF his victim this at-l
ternoon by q posse which had cnptured
him. After the shooting there wero more
ores Of Burn him!' but tho county po-j
lice arrived at this time and prevented
such action. About 10 o'clock this n,orn-j
Ing, while returning from q !yalt To- her
brother, Miss Poolo, who Isl the fifteen
ycnr-old daughter Of ~. n r. Poole, was
attacked BY the negro and clio OK, irIto
WHOM the alarm was
given o. posse quickly formed, but 4 twas
not. Until lato In the q ttcrnoon TINT tho
negro was captured ana brought into
Miss Poolc's presence. She Immediately
identified fiin' That's him.
volley3 rang out. and the negro fell
dond iif3i} A9y M PIX AL 5+4i
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Our Scandinavian Citizens,

The census OF 1900 shows that there
are l.Oi2.lC0 scandlnayinns living In tho
United states, q total equal 10 nearly
II per cent. OF tho present population. OF
Sweden. Denmark md NORWAY. Tho
highest ratio which tho represcntatlo
OF any other nationality In the United
Slater bears to tho present ton,
OF IT. home country 10 that OF tho
United Kingdom, 8.6 Dcr cent. Other
countries rank as follows, Germany, ~,
Italy, ID; Austriu-Hupgary, La,
The remarkable attraction which tho
United States has for the scnndlnnyians
Is shown by tho emigration atatlstics OF
sweden and Norway. 1.-THE q. GIG swedes
who left their native country IN 1901,
aO.SGG came to America. The tendency Of
scandlnnyians TO seek q home In tho
United States u.s. It'll more strlklngly
shown by tho emigration from Norway.
In 1897. Of the 1909 NorWegians who
emgrated, 1850 settled In the United
States. In 1868. the emigrantB from Nor
way numbered 2a,s3l and the deatina-
ton OF z5lIo OF them was America,--
PHILADELPHIA Ledger, tlt 9ts
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JON.8D. ROCKE FEL LEl r DECLARES
HE BEARS NO III VIII no ANY
Hurt ~ Some Things Said o Him, but Believes the
brotherhood Of Man, and Also Believes Everything
viii Cone OutSfor the Good Of ALL. Mi Z

exact angle OF a. Int to 4 get tho most
lchafnlng effect, tile proper blending Of
oolors In hats gowns and gloves. Isl. ~.
sRnI,ut tiolr feet-oh, dear, x tliel !. ffct
distressed us. Their shoes are too large
md thoy5 do not III. they dressed
thnirj fect as veil Us their heads they
would 80 the most Charming women IN
the world IA AZ. IS 4 .s51 ID isg8
54,,..Nrr. Rockefeller and n tho Mayor ufi
iCoinpoignc became fnst friends. Tho
Mayor, T,uricrt 1ott !er, o. 6efl-i
scrul Tournlcr,F OF Napocon's dragons. 10
only thirty-sevon.s1Ie and Mr.. Rockefeller
played golf tpget her. III sf I'd I8
36 ono dny tho NJ syor SO ID 1. Mr.. Rookie ..e
fcllern uid you know ono OF my mar slials
nearly arrested YOU yesterday The
bcycto you were riding had no tlantcr'i
ard way without a name.
E}.t'I shall SEQ that both defects are rome.
sdcd at once, replied Mr.. Rock et eieller.
Wherever I nin,S Il bcllove Il IN always Away
Joboyng tho law. ' H. 5t. N. B,
..rhnt was characteristic OF al,in1.,assyf e.
q 4 Inv abid ding ns sl,c rs Sclinrnli
we were not mo orflig we we're
playing golf ynt tho Compoign Clui,. We.
met tho nobility who came there for te!
and tennis, Mr.. oepefe gave the clus'
1000 francs. IS, ,Sst Eli " D s. Il, Ia 4.
!. mfr. Rockefeller wns Erently Interested
III tho America. H o made friends among
tho second class and STORAGE passengers,
and quietly dispensed smnll sums to needy
persons. # g2R5 II y
Before lenvlng tho boat Mt New Yorlt
Mr. rockefeller went to tho captuin'a.
cabin to thank q him for bringing the!
steamer sat ely across. He gavo tho caps
lAlns $i0O, saying, .Eor tho widows and
5orphnns of these poor salors.,..s:8 N n. .is5
Tho captain was deeply affected. A Mr.,
Roclofeller addcd 4 II ever X build d ship
I want you to run t., . ye &. t
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ATROCIOUS MURDER.
\ Discharged Railroad Hand
Shoots Down the Foreman. "

Especial to- Tho sTimea-D spa CHI
REID nc nc, N N. {. y, July u Prank
Bohannon, n negro, at tho camp Of tho
Southern railway double.trpcking force.
near High Point, shot and killed d white
oyorsesr. named Bench,natl, this after s.
noon. s5 Il III a 1s5i 5f sii3s5. n w
h Monday afternoon. because OF unsa -
factory work 4 ana behavior, Beachn1an
discharged Bohannon. This nngered the
negro. ana after remaining away for.'n
short time nc @roturneds to the camp can 70
raise q row. He was driven q way and and
left In an ugly mood, & swear ring yen-..
geance, he secured Ia dou blc-bnrrel shot 81, T.
gun and. this d fternoon. as airss Beach,
man was passing along he hred upon
hin, both loads ia Ing effect IN tile bow
tia wounded man was placed on the
south bound local train and taken e
High Point. but no died IN the deLo. 3us.;
after reaching there. Tho negro neg nna
posseea with bloodhounds are Sc sen 4 rcnins
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