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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
GOVERNOR'IGlENN
Denies TAG..S'||1'0!|||R||Y.
s'Tatnnlany Leaders Never AZ Az
tempted to Force Pardon 81
Gold-Brick Convicts.
PUBLICATION TISSUE Of 81; LIES !.:'
Governor Says the Article Is a. g
Typical Cock-aiid-:BE',u'lnl.
~ Story.

4 RALEIGH, n N. d ., July q. --doV vernon
,Glcnr cnpre great Indignation at t ~
qualification inade Ii, tho New York AMER z nei
team ard reprinted III some OF tile state
pa1ers about what Il declared 70 lla W
beef, on tempt on the part Of certa Y, r
Tamirnny leaders on the occ aston q tl'e
Governors visit 4 70 4 New York sonio
months ago forco the Governor q y v
North Carolina TO sign d I'll pardon for
Hawley, one "a 81 the noted Eold-brick
convicts In tho North Carolina per iterii ~
Flo says tho whole publication q q tissue 'N
OF lies, and that i,e to repres entntivcs
'ot certain pnpers w Nstl,om n mas bcpil
reprinted that this Wns the case. 4
would seem that the purp pose OF tho plilo-
.licatlon on 1; the part l Of tho New York
paper spaa to discrcdlt Tarninary y, whose
guest Governor Glenn was while ~ n \ Y Y,
York on tliat occasion The article was y tl
sent out from a ttantio City While tile
Governor was there s0nle day . ago, and
To told tho represent attve OF the New NJ Y
york paper who sent 4 tina there wa 8
10 truth In the article ana that II was a
typical cock -nnd. bull story. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
No Frauds in French Foods.

{ The French government has decided.
ana very wisely, that whore q certain los
calIty MS par-lo-Duc, or Brie, or BUR-
gundy has achieved great reputation
for its jellies. chooses or wines such name
Is trade mark that can not be infr!ngcd,
and can not be borne except by those ar
ticles which nre made where they pur-
port to be. Az A49 fa
Let all eplcures rejoice and let those
who can HE themselves to Franco, for In
that sunny land pure food Will hereafter
be found ut all times and In al places.
o, the Joy OF knowing that thnt dear
Roquefort cheese, lf properly labeled is
the real article made from tho milk OF
ewes without the least odmixture OF plain
cows milk. x,
Ia, mes amls yoicl 10 frontage verl-
table dc soauafort! That clarion call
should assemble the faithful from tho
four corners OF tho earth, And then con-
slder. II you please, that no longer can
California wines masquerade as choice
Burgundies or champagnes. Indeed, the
| French wines themselves unless the
grapes arc grown and the wines made ~
tho provinces of Burgundy or Champagne
can no longer bear those inpato names
O! the tumblng card-houses! o.! The
awakening TO the stern fact that poke,
berry juice and a littla alcohol has pa
raded itself AZ Burgundy. or goos0berry
cider as champagne. Then. too. tho noblt
geese who stand In dark cellars, theIl
Seet nailed to heavy boards In order tina
4 the gentry OF the world may eat pate a.
foie sras. will hereafter meet their doom
in the happy consciousness that the plac,
Of their demise VIII be known as I.orrain,
u and nowhere else,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Governor Warfield Defended.

4 The Baltimore Sun comes to the rescue
and appluuds Governor Wanield for tho
manner In which he lodged the mob OF
Somerset county In executing William
Lee. the negro who was condemned to
death for assault upon two white women.
The Sun makes bold TO say that no
orderly citizen will condemn the Gov
prnor, because he found "a way to exc
cute the law other than by force and
violence and tho Wholesale shedding or
blood. which probably would have re-
suited from a collision between the mill
tiu and an angry mob, /" Il
THE method OF Lees execution" adds
\ the Sun, nsatlshes Justice and every re-
nuireITent OF tbs lay, and will sntiafy
4w-abldlng people. The uggestion that
Che Goyernor should have sent militia
10 Eomerset to shoot do wt white citfzens
4 ,ylll be condemned by the white people
4 ~ tho entire State. He found tho only
proper way out OF difficult situation,
sSnd deserves credit for Az VI.
Strangely enough, the Sun then pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

ceetls ito pronounce Il etilogy N upon
CHIEF Justice t1enry Page, Of the First
circuit, "'for his courage ana devotion
to duty ana says that '.tl,ere q not
to-day among tho citizens Of Somerset!
county, who we're most anxious to lynch
the negro Leo, one WHO does not think u X;
more highly OF Judge Page than II he
had Trade d cowardly surrender Of llis
duty ana forgotten His oath Of Office"
&5 True. Nor IL there d citizen IN Som
erset county who would not think more
highly Of Governor vnrfleld.y - lie had la
noted with like co urAge. The court had llltl5
directed that The cond etnned negro should
be taken Eto somerset county mid e ex ;e'
cutod and the Usual place ~ execution y; is
IN tho jnil.yard IL at the county 4 seat
Ordinarily, tho II execution would hay have
taken place there, but d mob III II. y the
county threatened that II the prisoner so Ter
Should Be brought to the county seat, ne ne
would 10 taken from the officers or inc
law ana lyncl,cd. This was an act q
defiance. The gauntlet was thrown do Wn
the civil authorities, anu II was 10Y
ernor Wnrllold's duty to ,11cct ne chal-
lengc. Vie should have Ssurr,none'dtli 4 Q
strong force 81 soldiers, euiilciently strong y
~ oyerlwo tho mo b. and he should ~
nave sent tho condemned man uider such
escort 10 the county seat q Somerset el 17
county, with Instructions IN TO- the co'l-4
t,,nnf]er OF the forces to resist any attack
thnt tho mob might make, to Uphold the
law. and see that the senter GO q nc =
court was executed a, an orderly manner
40 IT was, tho mob chatliort n tho he COY
3 err,or. ana the Governor lodged. Al
the logo Of the Sui, cannot Hake A.
IothcrW lse. ,3 N jby d n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
CHARGED WITHfUSURY.
Woman Who Makes charge
WithdraWS 1t.

.DrIu iffMfAAAi N, d. Jliy 27,-Jldge g, p,
Green, clerk OF Durham county Superior
Court, was tried this morning before ! us-
tice Of the Pence i, u. Owens on the
charge Of usury, The proceedings q lhe
case we're OF more than ordinary M crest.
and after q lengthy argument between
Mr.. Green and tho attorney appearing
for tho plaintiff. the defendant WAS DIS
charged. Tho plalnu q In. the case was
Matte Bass. and she had proven before
tho trial that she had paid to the clerk
almost double the Interest that tho law
allows, When the case came TO trial she
did mot appear. but sent nm atlldhYlt py
Judge Green, saying that N no way wNs
she swing him for the money, as she
had arranged the matter with him, THO
court at once dismissad the case,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28


Tar de- snyannnh ana Atlanta the Middle
Including Knoxville and Blrtntrghntti;s ane
the Western district, covering roifts wset
The Df1lco will 4 BE under the super
Vision Of Yard Master N Catidet,
two II years, q cOnithg To issti,ts place frott3
Riclithohd,Bvn. As ti,ofbus record OF the
5f,iobvet1ent ofg oil stars Oh the sou thern3
system viii be kept In q most sys.
teinatic manner. 4 s stss v NJ
LIT liz Understood that o number of Inns
fIi0rtatit improvements Will DO made on
the spencer yards, which will facilitatsi
the handling III cars. The yard ofilco Il
10 ID removed 10 d more central point
on tho main Inc, where trains will be
despatched with pro t1pt ncss. It Isl also
stated that large transfer sheds Will be
ynrd ofllce, by the use of Whicll the
handling 6f thousands OF tons OF freight
Will bio avoided or gfnininiiEed. aff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
8l8 COMMITTEE MEETS. i53
Will Elect Central Committee to
$S,8S Have Charge of Campaign.

BHgF 11dVG tNAldA S5&OA f1oAii 8 -.
IaALEIG II, N. 4, jul t,nou!r, i,
s1nent3 Is made TINT he state democratic
Executive Committee Will meet = \ v Raj
feiRh e Monday, August 9Th. to elect q
chairman and reta ~ OF tho g.
The committee will also elect o State
Central COMMITTEES to ilayo direct chnrse
& 81 tho impending campaign Tho sta C
Executive Committee cor sists, OF the iol-
lowing: # III 4 III W.
First District G Il Lamb, W lliams-
ton; w. q. Rodman. Wasllingsoli;I " N
Bond. Edenton; 2. Ayde'tt, El'zabesi
City. 3 s&sE ;as }8 Nj
RI second District u. a .ruvis. Halifax;
j, II, Extlm, Wllitakers, s. w oodyvpin" ~
Wilson. r. ] II Macon. yarrcnton .i5
tss Third District Nathan Obrlan, Colds
,,oro; Wingfield s. Y Chadwick, Beaufort;
y. IA Bryan New Bern g. @. At'd ltll
Hailsville.s
Fourth District J Z. r. ~ oung., Iender &
son; II. III. s. ayes Pi ttsboro Il p. s. Abel,
5smlthhcld J. q. Drewry, Raleig
Fifth 1oistrict--J. ]. 4 WI lson, g rcersboro 2;
8 Manning, Durham; n; . =. 3; Read SAD
sixt4, District u. IS II. 1icculloch. mic ~
Oak; w. H Bernard, /, WI ming ton; George
II. Bell. BRUNSWICK county; II. II. Powell.
Seventh Dtstrict-T. B. Bailey, Ioc.ss-
willie: j. r. Blair, Troy; ~ M a.. Spence,
George w arburton, Rock Ing ham. VI
Eighth District-R. "A. Crowell Albre-
marie; ; Walter Murphy, Salisbury; a. D.
Watts, statesvillc: ], 81 r. LEVEL NJ Dob
son, i35. ssIs y M S4 IA 8
Nintl, Dlstric Harriet Clarkson. Char
Slotte "A. C. Avery, Nforgnnton !; r. r,
Ray, AIcAtlcnvillc; w. II. WI linms. New
ton. R, IN. ii iS Fl. 54i..{5&
isS Tenth District. G. Mills. Rutherford
ton; NJ Il. shipnlan, Hendersonville ~
ID. 8S Murphy # Asleyille; S$ ". Lea,
RVyaynesyille. 81 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
/. Mr.. Koiner e conomical.

Editor Of The Times-Dispntch:
Sir.-Permt me to make an explanation
OF q recent statement In your columns
swhlch$might be misleading. In avery In
terestlng notice OF Commissioner Ikoin-;
er's work abroad N some comments were
made upon the, smallness OF the nppro-
pration at his disposal for q work OF
such magnitude. especially In comparison
with the large sums, many times as large
as ours, whicll4 other States and Canada
are expanding to secure immigration It
WINS lntimatedl that Virginia's $1,000
was hardly more than enough to pay
the commissioners expenses and that
very little would be left for advert Using.
This Is a mlstake,nn has caused mis-
apprehension on the part OF some OF our
farmers. who practice economy thein-
selves and justly expect It In matters OF
State expenditure. From q personal OBJ
knowledge OF his plans and estimates,
can say that very small part Of the ap-
preparation will be expended IN his own
expenses abroad and that he has already
expended more In advertising than his
expenses. lie is proceeding wisely, eco
nomcnlly and with due nsideratlon,
and l do not think any other man Of my
acquaintance could make Een. dollar 90
further than he Il Is doing.
8 AS some or tho FIRST ttrluLS % lllH !ttpVl Q,
there arc five young mon now IN Rich
mond who have come from England to
get employment as farm laEorers. Others
arc following There arc hundreds OF
thousands OF unemployed In ENGLAND to,
day, many OF whom had to ~ fed by
the English government last Wlnter and
there are fine prospects for great nuns
bers coming TO work on Virginia farms
I Il would Suggest that farmers wanting
hclp write to the commissioners office
In Richmond stating how many hands
they need, what wages thcy pay. what
arrangements they make for board, 4etc',
t In ' arc ,Ti may al once DO sont
to farmers needing labor.
Il SAMUEL q. WOODS
Chariot cayl a Va, it i wy M 4{l l44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Subtle Reasoning.

a wel,lsnown Virginia Congressman
leaving his house one morning. forgot
letter that he had meant TO mail,
That AFTERNOON omethlng called i 70
7 iii he Immediately III hurried
home. The letter was nowhere to be
found. lie summoned his faithful old
T'.Zeke1 ho e' asked, "dia you see. any
thing 81 letter Of mine around round VI the
''Yessuh. Yo' lef, At on ,yo' table.
KIN Ahon ma Mnsf IT. 9 su Il ''9N
INHALED it! Why, Zeke, there wasn't
any name and address on tho ems
tics Jesl So sub. Jes' so All thought 1t
mus be In answer 10 ono Of dem
letters yo'Ye been getlln'
Everybody % Me gazine' + s5si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
81 53 YOU NEED t5
= R j { !. =
AMMONIA WASHING POWDER
|iWhitens and Cleans
Does Not lnjjulllrle:s..
SAVES TINE. SAVES WORK.
Universal Mountaineering Coupon n
every package. "
Newspaper Tributes ] ] Il L ! J

on the demise Of the late
Henry Clay Payne, 8 concsrn y
I New York gathered II from he
papers 4 ublished throughout
! the United States 4.est news
( paper ap,p stories Of the life ana CO
reer Of the deceased.
n items we're carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves.
and bound IN 9 volumes. 400
~ pages re !. to the book. 4 cover q
/ genuine zeal was appropriately
!ettsred IN gold and the entire
\, material. representing the ' work s
! Of many people for several
mouths. has lust been delivered
70 Mrs, Payne Ct milwaukee.
Mr., RprFslle, who makes ..
I specially OF this ppIqus method
81 preserving family history.
also compiled four volumes con-s
tanning the letters. kilograms
snd cards ot copd olep go received
81 the family, Gil constituting 9
family heirloom that Will boi
& handed down 10 future genega'
tipAa 4 4, 81 4
This work Ia one OF the sew
! syal developments Of the pFeaa
I clipping Industry and Mr.. Bur.
! yelle hes made q special study
Of the \ work hs created severed
ye&ra ego " "a & I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Seeing Oneself in Print,

5 An Indian Territory editor says: 1T
Is more fun to sec man read q puff UT q y
himself in q newspaper than to sec q fat
man slip on a banana peel, The narrow
minded man reads 1t over won Or eight
$tlnes and then goes around ana begs all
the copies he can. The kind hearted man
goes home and reads It to his wife and
then goes around to the Office and pays
what no owes. T he successful business
man who adyertises regularly and makes
money hy It Immediately starts out to
find the editor md then the two walk
silently down tho street and tho business
man takes sugar In his'n and they both
eat a Glove or two and life Is eter,
and peace settles down On their lives
for a moment, Such Is tho experience
OF a mustard seed That falls on d! e: rent
ground ,, sGs !si 5g 81 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lawyers Of National Reputation
to Gather in Asheville.
.fspecial TO The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatchl
AsHDVILLD, M, C,,5July 27.--!T he dele
gates to the convention Of tho CONNER :.
5cial Law League Of America. which will
convene In this city Monday, have already
begun to arrive. Some OF the most prom
inent lawyers a the country Will be N y,
attendance ut this convention which VIII
b in session from Monday until Thurs y,
day night Elaborate preparations have lt3
been made by the bar Association a AZ o. o.
tortain tho visitors In splendid sty LEI eioyr
ornor blanchard Of Louisiana; Governor I! 7.
Aenn Of North carollnn; Colonel q q lon
Temple Graves of Atlanta; 3, Z, l'!edsoe.
Of Ardmoro, r. ex- President sldd on J, g
Washington u c,; .r Z, 'Hs nnrso ~ II
Napier, OF Atlanta; Secretary W. 2,
Hart Hart, az New Orleans, and many ptner
lawyers OF national rcpu lion, VII 'na " i'
addresses during the ntlon' 6l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Merely Joking.
: M. n 3 Nd N -.

58jncorpetent.--M Nuwed: why did you '.l
}dischn rRo tie cook, dearest q E5 MI nv Z
wed :5s., She was incompetent, darling. q
told siler 70 mako a few sWoctDrcae g tof t,
tea, ana she didn't know how siiev ~
land Lea der. q II n n
Fla ton ~ kissed her when she slle
5 iwnsn.t LOOKING, clara: What did she
do? Tom VS. ept her eyes closed !' tue
rest Of the evening IL P hiladelphia $Bul-
lctin, $,B4a Al III II I. Kill ssS Il IL n
VI Para 1oxicaI. 50 Obi" exclaimed the min
lister, ..hshing on tho Sabbath! What VIII
your IA hcr say Z" Cant tell YOU Re re-
Piled the bad boy. 'Tf y don't catch on
nothin', I'll catch 1T; II Do WON'T
lCatholic Standard and Times ,,'eH'. i53
1914 whew, lndced l-',Whcw Wl,nt. u Ll,ottie
Brown onBnged3. That proves what I've
always snid-that, no matter how plain
and bad tempered q girl may bo, the re- 8
always q foolsready to. marry her. Who's
tho poor man r. II am. I'll Life. 5s
Graceful. did old Hamlet, the trage-
dian. get mad the other night when the
audience threwSeggs at him ? N OF in
the least. Ho thanked them, and said he
always enjoyed eggs with his role. W w
L Milwaukeoa Sentinel. II II
.S What'd He Mean Nervous Player Ode :,
procatingly playing cards) Il really don't
know what to- play, I'm afraid I've made
q fool Of = myaGlf..' Partner (assurlngly):
That's all right don't SEQ what else
you could have don les Punch. " Il,
The Crops Whut do you raise on roof
gardens?' asked the fresh young man.
t"Cain. principally. y answered IN the solid
citizen, and then the conversation Lam
guished.- Houston Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
ISSUES HOT CHALLENGE.
Democratic Candidate for Com
press Would Debate Publicly g

6 Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
a SALIsBURY,&N. c., July 27.-c Chairman
Thomas II. Yanderford, Of the Demo-
Congressional District, To-day issued q
hot challenge to Chairman G. II. Cowles.
or tho Republican Executive Committee.
.of the same district, Will 5headquarters o.
8yYilkesboro. to have Hon, T. Spencer
Blackburn. the Republican nominee. meet
Richard N. Hnckctt,@ Democratic can and!
date for Congress-. in a Joint canvass OF
the district. The Democratic chairman
insists on an early and direct acceptance
OF the challenge, 30 that arrangements
may be mado In each county IN the DIS
ttrict. a former challenge made y Per
son BY Mr.. Hackptt was refused by MIR.
Blackburn, who states that he wants to
have his own way In campaigning. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Charlottesville. Va
The Lawrr,es,ln,uc;eville Postoffice.

Editor Of The Times dispatch, y
3 Slr-I noticed In your esteemed paper
OF tho gath n special from l,aWrencseVlllls,
Va, In which raferenoe WAS made to
tho contest for tho Gpoatoaice at this place,
It said that n mig majority OF the pat
rons OF the Office do not Wish change.
md 1t also made reference 70 the plum
The incumbent and arg pnFsonal
friends, and without rejecting on her her y
any way, permit mo to correct an "
accuracy or two your correspo 7, !
z 1t seems strange that " a ''hig majority
wish Mrs Jones retained III office TINT
y big majority has slaned my petition
for the appointments; u q petition y q
fair criterion, the .blg majority " GER
tainly " with me-. sg e l
II u true mat the plum y 9 5000
one, and one which has been II the
Jones family for Wears, and IN Sconse-
lauence,of which The present postmaster
can 1--we IN pffluence the rcst her DAYS,
Sol SEQ no reason why that plum should
not raj! 10 another and feather his nest
!. Rs .yoaN X, AL4oAs,
4t I.UWrenceVille. Va. t4 5g9gfH SstsE4FNt1i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
The Right to Combine,
aIt0r nf Thn Tilnns- nlanatcl,3.f. ~

Editor of Tho Times-E Dispatch, & 81
Hlr,-The right 10 combine to do proper
lcts rests upon tho law Of balng. ''ln
the sweat Of thy face thou shalt 8eaf
bread was tho divine mandate, t'Yery
being, under this law, must labor 9. q
only must he labor hNt labor eatlyely,
Man can neither add to nor "a 10 iron
tie sum total Of, things IN tlle Nnlg "
Every. grain os weight " ! nov IN lfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Negroes Are c haryy,,.i 4
tspcciol Il Tire Timcs. pispn tch.

(Spcc1nI TO THe NT1ncs. IIsphtCH.J]9 NE b
~ 8IYFCHBl1HG. v AZ. u 4y q. lie cot
orcd employees Of tho tnericnn q s5nur
Company OF this city. an American B = To-.
Sbacco Company concern. do Il not q take
kindly to che effort Of the company to
give them free OF charge q virtual ltfe
insurance policy, payable at death. to a.
scif-appointed hcne ticiary. and only about
forty @of the two hundred negro lnborers
at the factory here have Tcgistcted,1 ms
required. II, order 10 secure the PROMISED
benefit OF tic ord er. i 5Sss ~
The American Cigar, COMPANY, another
property Of rho same company here, has
not been officially informed Of the step
yet, but this Is expect ted q come shortly.
This will give about !. 200 osiicflt IN the
order In Lynchbnrg. 4 they nccspt It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
New Bank Organized

(Specinl to Tho 'Tinies-D lspatch.) n
h DURHAM, N. CT, July I: p. --1A now bank.
Known as the Pcoplets Bank, has begun
operate In East Durham. East Durham
lie d small town, and has been In need
handle the money matters Of the many
industries In this section. The directors
met yesterday and elected Y. ~ Smith
president and y I. 3D.. mason vice. president.
The capital stock Is ST. 0O0. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Car Accountants Office,

e IHpAcIAI 70 = IlH u llIesr 4 lC1liy D
4 sFE9N CDR, M, d G., July g1,- car scs
'copn,Rnt's Office has boon esta pltslsed at
sponcer BY the Southern Rail way E. lt'olls;
paDy, the creation Of Which W " |, tll.Wp
ands Of freight cars at this point. TIC
service begins August and WI! X re,
iaulre more than d. dozen clerks fer me :.
prosecution Of the work gRa eHouh't a,,g
VIII be handled under falr dlYis!on y
known as the Northern, extenang a aa
1Yashingt the lIasterp. ex tesaqA''s' W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
I Hurt III q Runaway.

@7I3gEE Especial 70 Tho Tlnes- Dlspatch.) N
SALISBURY, N. O., July q, --Frrest
Crowell. young white man, was Sc.
8riously injured hero last night by g run. .l !.
away horse, the young man being thrown
from the buggy. q He 81 Tered q broken
knee and many severe bruises and was
picked UP In n dangerous cond Ion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
/ Colored Porter Arrested.

"a ESPECIAL TO The Tim .DlSputch.J
SALISBURY, n. ss Cc... July PLAT thu
instance 3of tho Southern ticket agent ~
China g rove, Rowan county. w Ill ions
roe. n colored ported oii ono Of tho South.
rested to-day, charged with tho theft Of
$50 in ,roney. while the train, was at China
Grove. The conductor on the tralt1 went
tho bond Of tho porter. who continued
his run 10 Chariot tc. B5 u 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

y Rumor has 1t that the American TO
tacco Company is about to effect aoornc'
iii tl.ls city. Twelfth md Main,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

+ IT VIII be a pleasant day when tho
Richmond steam shovels arc heard mex
ing a noise like a Panama Canal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
!. & l,y,,l To- K, .1 Dasy
IA Novel Campaign Song ~

III IA Newell Campaign Song }.
f1eyerentiyS j dedicated to one o. o.
Atnerioa,a most lSpopulnr " rtlstts now o's.
aspiring to- Eabornntorial l,onorsst. a
10 i1ot Hops to get elected
n SUCCESS Wouid be most tiiicxp cteu---
w A tfiumphL-b Il marvel II u
Yet do Il oft gharaiigtie the voter J, X M
And not if,frou tlently I uuote u III *
# Brief Bic from Rltlliird Carvel.3 A. IN v I.
I stand serane upon tho busting Z, " {.
And knock \ tho trusts ana urge urge tielr
And flhy their lofty prices;
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i MrS Dyeriey obtained two months leaye o.
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sjvely prod cted In tits column peI TORE any
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