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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Charters Granted.

d The following charters have been granted }et
by the state Corporation Commission: AZ.
Smith. e. Company Incorpornted). Of Ken
mond, Va. Interpretations: Irving ~, Campbell
president and trcnsurer John J & Bake. vice.
president: Edward Il, Ryan, ,secrctnry;3 all OF
Rlchmond, Va. Capital stock: Maximum.
500, coo minimum. 1000 :, !.
a S. n. Harrellts Company Incornorat edl |. q
Norfolk, Va. &1ncorporators: g.. -, Ilarrell.
president: e. w. Hnrrell. ylce-prnsdcnt; James
a. Rives, secretary and trea snrer all Ct NOE.
io|k ya s. Ga Isa stock: Maximum 'loo co.,;
county Va incorpora tors Joseph Fos-
ter. president; Charles II. Macren. vlGc.presl-
dent; Byron Sutherland, secretary. and treas.
urcr; r. SIs Miles, r. D. Foster. w. J Green:
,imun, $500 I; minimum. $10n. Ri$
il black Mountain Collleries Company (1ncor-
pora tedl OF Norfolk, Va. j ncorporators: James
M Barr, president; Thomas II. Wilcox, r p,
Cooke; ails OF Norfolk. Va. Capital stock
Maximum. s250.00o; minimum. 500. ooo. A,
B Advancement Park CorporaNon, OF Ricnmona,
Va Incorporntors: Jake Wells, president; A..
u Plzzini, secretary and Treasurer, and W. @.
Maximum MAXI $500; minimum, $1,000, ). 1
Glenwood Lumber Company lnccorporatcd)
of Suffolk, Va, Interpretations: Walter Boone
president OF Norfolk. Va: F. w. Lloyd. seq
rotary and James r. Corbltt. both q suno!k.
Va Capital stock; Maximum, SO. 900; minimum,
s., 00o FIX 81 n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
ONlIM0v|.[D|j|.6...''[''
COOKS. EFFECTS [: J
: =. ----.3
| ONE 81 Mr.. Marcuses Opened,
but None Of Household
&. Property Stolen, EN-. Il
J! sERv WANTS, ]. ROOM (: STRIPPED i u z:
May BE That the Woman 'S'l Who 'lsh!
rs Away, Sent t. Some one, j '; riend
for Her Things.
ERvANT's,. ROOM ON STRIPPED / i

The house OF Mn. Jonas 2Marcuse, No.
Il West K ldy Street, was entered BY, an
sunknown person some time Wednesday
or Thursday night. and some Of the
ARTICLES within turned upside down. 5s
Z The family Is away, which accounts for
the disturbance not being discovered
b earlier ~
VII John II. Clark, a colored driver OF q Q
B butcher wagon, found tho backdooor open
yesterday and notified MIR, Meyer Kirsf.
living next door, and ID Hon-in-lnW Of MT.
Marcllso Mr., Kirsh was in Is tho house
"Wednesday afternoon and everything was
@all right ana tho entrance was forced
since then. 55 HI 81 Ss6f s$s5
Cooks B Belongings Moved.
Is rho police were called and twas found
that window lock had been opened,
evidently with knife, and the intrudcrs'
exit made by tho rear door. N1r. Mar
scuse was telegrnphed for and the police
let everything stay as they found IT,
b Mr.. Marcuse arrived last night, and OH
going to $his home found that nothing
had been disturbed belonging to the fam
lily. All the property OF his servant, now
ever, who is now in New York, was re-
moved. 8 s$S 3si K, 81 "A. IA a3s aS$
1t Is thought by the police that tho.
woman sent down to some friend to pro.
curesand send her belongin gs TO her, ana y
although the method was rather unusual,
no harm was meant. 81
Other Houses Entered
II Several days ago the residence Of MI
Murray MCGUIRE, on West Franklin
street was entered, and the household
articles scattered about the place. # As
this family is also away. the articles
missing cannot yet 5be ascortained.
a similar case is thataof the house OF
Mr. AZ Ii. Burford. No. 11e West Clay
Street. Nelghbors found the back door
open and the things OF the house {strewil
over the floor, The family being away,
Mr.. 8Ta. M. Burford was notified. But he
was unable to tell whether anything was
missing or not The owner Is Ill Mt n
resort, and Will not be Informed until
better. iElE6.Y y III as5 5y;$t An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
II SCORED
F0.R 4 !. H|A \ ] |.
Susie Wagner, on Stand, Makes
Important StatementM Mrs.
Hartje Protected.
.(By Associated Prcss.)

sPITTSBURG, PA, July 2.--susle Wag-
ncr formerly Il maid In the employ Of
the gIlartje household, was a witness for
Mi, IIartje to day in his n suit for d.
svorce, but by her testimony made an
Important point for Mrs. Hartje. Tho
fact that Susie Wagner received three
letters from Mrs Mary Scott Hartjc
while Susie was in Germany was brought
ont, Hitherto only two letters had been
ono OF them being the disputed
letter known MS exhibit No. G. "a
rho witness snid she gave tho second
letter to Ed" 1Iartjc, In New Yorls.s
Mrs. uartje's attorneys have commended
all along that, exhibit Mo- Q was
forged reproduction OF u another letter.
Tho admission thut the X second letter
reached the Hartte side two months be-.
fore No. is regarded as Important, IN
view Of tho contention OF Mrs. IInrtje's
counsel. 85RS S.s5 ~ IS ~ 81
(, susie Wagner, on cross examinat ton,
admitted Ethnt she had received u q d letter
from Mrs. Hnrt1c which contained sub
stuntiuly tile same things sas are found
In exhibit No G,5aand which she. says So,
she gave to Attorney d. G. Hart1e an
New York Although the new letter mas
been traced to the hands OF. Mr.. FtasrtJess
counsel by their own witness, It X was
not offered as a . STANDARD. ''''Et4
IN order that she should not be 1ur--
ther subjected to annoyance at tho 5hanus
Of rowdies three detectives guarded M
IInrtie whllc on the street to day. ne
hearinig was adjourned to-day until next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
PropertY Transfers.

Richmond.--Co l.. and Hiram NJ
Newell to George d. Pearnlan, q feet on
north line Of Broad Street GG feet cast OF
T,wenty-second Street, slO. u,
Il. i. Brooke to William II. Parker 81
feet on west line Of Buchanan Street.
northwest corner Of Christian Street, and and
% feet on west line of Buchanan Street,
GO feet north Of Christian Street, $4o6
5RG. Carlton Jackson, special commits nj;
sioncr, and Henry Holtzgrefe to Joseph.
j Josephine M. ana Marie 3. Hoolzgr'eer'e, %
feet on west line Of Adams Street. north
west corner Of Pullnm street. 81 oso
Henrico,A-Nlnry a. Perry to William NJ,
and Josephine u. Harvey, six and one
half acres near the Darbytown road.
about five miles belew Richmond, $is.75.
Frank b. Bryant to George D. Pearman,
25 1-2 feet on lakewood Avenue, nortll-
cast corner OF r Street, subject to deed
Of trust for sl,40l.l3, IS.
Henry s.. Wallersteln and wife TO
Charles Davis, is Ia feet on east limo OF
Twenty-flrst Street, 1853 feet south OF =
Street, $500. 25&
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i CRAWLEY IN COURT.
Makes Confused Statement and
Justice Imposes Penalty.

A David Crawley, who s3 was IN arrested
Ihuraday night, appeared before Justice
Crutchfield yesterday morning. He was
considerably disconnected BY the crowd.
and on being cross-queBtioned, became
confused. He first stated that he got his
pistol from one OF his brothers In tho
crowd where the shooting occurred. but
contradicted himself later BY saying that
lie went home to get It before taking
the trainsfor Richmond. 5sfs y 8s3
( A fine OF 500 for carrying concealed
weapons and 1900 security for six month";
was finally decided upon by q JustIco
5Crutchfeld: but In giving the sentence
His Honor said that whe nhe got his
story straight. and It proved to DO tho
truth, that tho sentence would be re-,
considered. III
Yesterday afternoon Detective Wren re-
ceyed a telegram from Mr.. j. Walter
Davis, justice OF tho peace at Moherrin,
asking him to send Crawloy back at
once, as he was summoned as witness
10 the murder trial, Crawley has not
been sent yet, as Justice Crutchfield must
state the conditions under which he COOS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
.Neps of a Day in Virginia Toppns

route q tho Southern aSavs ne city are
r ths f spdln sa4T Tho Work has been started
On the, bridge To- span the James River. and
f nsas
ernl steam shoyels VIII DO IN place In = fey Fey
W not be ling gea Ssf9fe The wns n
Ing I'LL night through Rlyermont
opsfaaa y Ralss4 T Tssm %n Mahnsa
located on the Southern branch o. the ESa :,
George Gssn Roper erA & tho John t. Roper fmper
Company, Tor 10000. The land on which tho
works arc located is also included In the dea'
:, lExlNGToN,--T following aoegates have
elected Hy s eff
i il ID g. A. Rhodes, John Nspan Charles
Wright and II, G. Bower.
LENiSGToN The Lsx!ngteH Town G Council y
and recommend a .e 10 ' Tie council some plan for
numbering the houses Of the town, The street
names Were nut in place some weeks eaa, aEo g
Of The free NAH delivery In Lexington. This
viii be done US soon as the houses are NUM-
bured
Ias5 Sbn st Gh lion son q
Apparently Ike h horse was only Iii Gi,nas At lies
FBEpEHIckhBuRG, vIr,e Normal school
closed to-day after most successful session
OF four weeks Some Of the teachers left for
home to-day, Others Will remain Until Mon--
day. ~ & NGsE W
sTUART.--IIon. j. NJ. Hooker Is reported az
getting nlong nicely since the operation per-
formed upon him for appendicitis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smith narrowly
escaped being shot yesterday. He WAS leaning
out ri Il window OF u car Ut The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, re-
turning here from the Orange HorsS Show. At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Hair at the Seaside

+ The care OF the hair at the seaside is Il
very important point. and ono which
should never be overlooked. rs
Although thorough, and prolonged brush
ing Is always-except In oases OF falling
hair-a necessity, It Is doublyl important
that It should receive a generous amount
OF attention when bathing Is INDUCED In.
Every morning the hair should be parted
down the center above the forehead and
each portion given twenty hpusll strokes
on either side. the same procedure being
repeated with regard to the hack hair
while the operation should conclude with
MS many steady strokes in q transverse
direction, brushing the hair back from
the ears. ~ M AZ 81 & 4t as
Nothing Is more difficult than to avoid
waiting the hair WHOM bathing, but II
IT las become saturated Will, salt, O well-
beaten egg Ia q scapltal cleanser. Even
when b bathing cap Ia worn the hair
above tho nape Of the neck and behind
tho ears frequently gets wet; and instead
OF washing the whole scalp the dry plat
should be secured With a hair-pin at tho
top Of tho head and the damp portion
'Hponged with a solution made OF Announce
OF hnrax to q pint OF warm water, q
remedy which will entirely obviate the
stickiness which Is the usual effect salt
water has on the hair,--New York World,
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SAGE LEF7 VAST I8
FORTUNE no WIFE
Estate is Valued by Attorneys
atsBetwecii $zo,ooo, 900 g and q
$50, 900, 900. 3t
RELATIONS E:.l..l 10 GET LlTT'LE |:
If Bcncficiaries Contest Probate
5 Tiles Twill he Cut Cut. Off Off 8f5
Entirely. Il
no 4 u,s,nninlni PRESS.

fS5 II; Thy Associated Fress)
"A NEW VIC Hfk :, July 27.--Tlle Will OF Rus
Sell Sage which was flied for proba t. e
5dtly, rbeqieathe nll on his estate 70 ~
4 " dow, Mat gnrot Olivia Gage, after the
payment Or la5, 900 to each Of Mr.. sage,,s
8nephew.s u ana nicccs, ana $4,000 to his
sister, Mrs. Fanny Chaplin, Of Oneldn,
M Y n M rs. II Chnpin died since the VIII
was 1,ladt,. Tho will also pro tides tllas
in case any Of It's beneflciartcs corltestud
1 the probate 4of 1t they shall be cut OF
i from any sl,are II, tho estate. T'lere Swns
nothing HI the will to show the vallte
OF Mr. Sage 3 estate. i},{, Sf5
Terms Of Will. 8s.S.
sl The will WAS dated February II, 1871.
\ The first sectlot, provides for the pay
4 mont II q Mr. sngc's debts and funeral
expenses. BY. tho second y Mr.. Sage boz
Sq,icatl1s SO 900 to Mrs Fanny Chaplii,
wife Of Samuel Chaplin, Of Oneida, n. -,
4 BY the Third ne gave $4,000 to each OF
his ne phews and f,teces and provided
J that In %cnae any or them died bot ore him
! their llotment shall bo distributed
among their issue. The fourth section pro-
svldes: M n t5$i 5 n rs IL .,ig5 5S
55P All the rest, residue and reinainder3 of
my estate u give, devise and bcqueath' TO
my wife, Margaret Olivia Sage, to- have
A'HA ~ ~ oeailo ~ AiCAt <&poo1
5and foreve .',s yti 3.sI
ais The nth section provides that this
revision for Mrs. Sage is to be in lieu
Of nll right Of dover In tho estate.
BY the sixth section, Mr.. Sage e,npow--
cred his executors to sell all his real
estate In the seventh section ho pros
vided that In & case his bequests to his
sister, nephews ind nieces should lapse
or fall the amounts so bcqueathed shall
revert to Mrs. Sage. t3$
The Executors.
BY the eighth section Margaret Olivia
Sage. d Or, John p. Mum, Almon Good
win and Charles w, Osborne. long my
confidential and trusted assistant. 4 were
appointed gexecutrix md execu tors OF the
will, and It was provided that in case
Mr.. Osborne refused or was unable to !
serve as executor. Edward 9. Osborne ;
should fill the va cancy. 5fj s wv
Under theEninth section. the executors
wore authorised to rent an office 70 !;
transact the business Of Mt sage.,s |
estate. E3s. III y 583S
N Tho tenth section removes all FORMER
nnd all other Wills or testumentnry4d dis \
positions at any time heretofore 11Midc.5
The eleventh 8 section provides s3 that 4
"should any 81 OF the benelciaries contest I
or aid In contesting the will, they shq.ll s
absolutely be IS barred and cut on from
any share I'M NY estate" /, tS5 4,
"a ttorneys fort4Mrs. Sage estimate the
value of the estate as between s$1O, 100000
ana $50. 000, 900, II Of which amount about
$50 O0O, 900 Is outstanding in loans
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constantine NOT
MURDERlR00|f WOMAN.

(By Also 1,rcss.,

(By Associated Press.) f
POuuHKEE1spstI5, 1 N. \. /, July szt.--rtlrl,z
Constantine, tho young maj, who was
nt'rcstcd at rlvoli last week charged with
being the murdered Of Mrs. Arthur W.
Gentry, OF Chicago, Oh january 9Th last.
will DO discharged Z from the Duchess
County jail tomorrow morning rreo
man, Constantine Is not tie man wanted
by I he Chicago authorities, although iia
bears 9 remarkable close resemblance
to tho murderer. Il s5
Arthur w. Gentry, the husband OF the
woman, had & d long interview
with tho prisoner to-day. At tho conciu,
sion OF tho Interview Mr.. Gentry r. gave
the prisoner a cigar, shook hands with
him and sflid ~ You are not the nian.,,'ss33
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S! sAVED ]. n: as
. ]. ..THENIsAVED 5H|MsElF
nv Associated . Press. J,

July # 27.-Professor Baron
Eiselberg, the noted surgeon OF the Vienna
University, after performing two different
operations for appendicitis to-day, sur
sprised his ASSISTANTS BY ordering them
to clean the operating table and mako
preparations for third operation, I'M
5nouncing himself to be the patient The
assistants, who were deeply moved. corro-
borated Professor Elselberg's opinion as
fte tho necessity for al Immediate opera
ton, which was successfully performed.
4 It seems that some weeks ago the. pro-
fessor experienced symptoms Of 5nppentdi-
lctIs, and last night had an alarming
attack. He came to the university TO-
day determined to BIO operated upon, but
owing to the danger IN the other cases,
decided to perform the operations hnl-
self. Ia Isl III t4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
finders station two white men got In Q row
Just above tho window where Mr.. Smith was

finders station two white men got IN . row,
and one Of them fired a pistol The ball lodged
|nst above tho window where Mr.. Smith was
leaning out iS jgt x a. vi
Sssnl and Dss sni
& stsar i H ii,sh School, 90 !'9 A0!'"@' A'p
den Mho as been located Il ataaS5se9s
TO locate here g, lt. "a x. t.
sGrns 81 ssa ana ss s esh Ha aso
Sssss1 III a 7fA% ps as sns Il
Tomorrow. tS @5'tl $sF b g585gfN
~ NOR FoLkI,rhe display to DO made by the
and vii be az most magnificent and coihprs.
hensye exhibit that can be got up by the
railroad. S14 &e5 H 8 4t "a 5{ 5FsP
GRE GREEN BAf;-pEetIaetea meeting viii be
Monday night and viii be oon4huea Until! 't tfs
D. sears, q Far NJ HiipS Va 'A' ASY Z
ysafs diea iass night d ne re sss ef ssii
ssda nen 4ssS
sought to destroy herself with poison, was re-
rs RAS sfaaE NsSar s sSa.s '" aaso
boy, Will be ,arralgned on the charge of at
tempting criminal assault on Mrs, y. a. sides
seye,pi days ago on the suburbs OF the City.
Mrs Sides yesterday Identified Ford as being
The party who i9Wade Improper proposals. TO her.
,DANyILLE,--A mass meeting. Of tho mem
hers az Tho .Commeroial Assoaiation VII, be
permanent plans forsthe establishment Of q
chatauQuR mere S3s .sgl II l Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
INJUNCTION TO KEEP
MINIS TER.FR0M. PULPIT
n lRy Associated Pressl

4 UNION CITY, TENN, July 27.---she rltf
Childs to-day served an Injunction on
Rev. J. L. Hudglns. pastor! Of the Cum-s
borland Presbyterian Church here and
Rev. P. u, Johnson, Cumberland Circuit
rider prohibiting them from using the
,ture OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
CHUCK, here. or In any way exercising.
tho privilege of Cumberland Presbyterian
minister's This Cumberland Presbyte-.s
rlan Synod is one OF the strongest oppo-'
nents OF the union with the Northern
Presbyterian Church, and tho Injunction
has been secured by union advocates.
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.W u Shutdown
AND BOILER EXPLODED
(py ASS, ISOLATED Press. !

PITTsBURG, July l2s.-G George selbert,
a watchmnn at 'tle Patterson and Robins
son conl plant, at Hays Station. near
here. was beaten lnsonsiple with q club
last night by John Hollis, and then shot
i've tines Slebert regained consotons-
ness. and managed to crawl, to q physl-
cians's office.
y Soibert has charge of the engines and
the coal tipple Of the plant, and, while
be was OF the pllyslcian's office tho boiler
of8the engine exploded, Wreeking the
,tipple and setting fire to the power
hoist and four dwellings. Tho loss is
estimated at $75 600.
is said to have had q grievance against
iselbert 5.s8s, 48is !,
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Death Accidental
x = 40 : ,,-j- a 2. .
(13y Associated Press. \

BELCHERToWN,N MASS, July q. NO
evidence OF foul play" was the
report OF the medical examiners today,
nfter they had performed an autopsy
upon tho body OF Miss Goodcll, the
daughter OF Wesley NJ, Goodel who dis
appeared from her home on july 9th, and
whose body was found yesterday in Up
}pers Pond, this town. The physicians Ax-i
pressed the opinion that death was due
10 drowning. It Is believed the girl lost
hor life as the result OF tho accidental
1oyerturning Of her boat. s53s ~ 8
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.K|ll|NG CRAWL(Y
A JU ] ) J u:
Corohcr,s Jury So Finds After After
Hearing The Evidence ,'1
Many Witnesses.
CRAWL STARTS TROUBLE u Z: Y J. U;
.Claimed That the Negro Arrested q s!''' e
iii Richmond Really Begat, .5sB
y. 53s the Row. NJ

Ifs 4, q INC M mos Dispatcl,.)

L a8g fspeciul 10 Tho Times Dispntch.)
8 MlSfliTtaR1N, the ~ :
Quest held yastefdayS evening over ing ,e
Body or Richard Crnwlcy,, ID WHO 1 was shot
and 4 Killed. by$SJ DIN Henry tson sa Il'
Forest Isaptists Church. lere, about ten
witnesses werp examined ny Justice \.
W. Davis, who ctcd as corotle,4r. me 2
evidence was sonewliat conflicting, but
tho Jury, Which consisted Of some OF the
best business nel, &ot his place. was y
satisfied that Il Hutson wns justifihblc III
shooting era wiley, and the verdict was
to this erect. !. 81 81 "a
}l David Crawley. Started.
81 David 5Crnwlcy, the brother 81 tho ono
Killed, who was arrested in H Fl chnloild
Inst hight, It Ii said, started tho dis,
turbanco that led TO tho killing Of his
brother, and theSonca killed took tho mat
tor up. and was about To- slioot liltson,
who was appointed special policeman OH
this occasion to sec that everything was
DUET; but Iiutson wns a few seconds
ahead OF him. and fired the fatal shot.
n Tho evidence II brought out at tho In
Quest showed that David Crawley, who
was arrested In Richmond, was under the
Influence Of twhiskey. ana was hard to
control. a He followed Hutson some dis.
lance after the shooting, capturing HIM
ana boat him up somo.. This caused the
report TINT Hutsor had lied. but no rpt-,s
turned " early after tho train left for
Richmond, ! upon which Crawley left hunt
Ing for him. and voWing that he would
Kill him at sight. s Tho Common wcnltf's:
attorney Of Prince Edward county has;
been notified, and tho trial before ii JUS
tlce court will take place 4 az soon ms;
he arrives. XII ss5f
The excitement oyer the shooting was
high Mt the church., ana u panic almost
cns,lcd ns soon as It was known, and
tho meeting was closed for the day. 5
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TO Attend Congress-.

A large delegat lion OF Richmond al oroa
people are expect ed to leave hero SUNDAY
night 70 tend the Negro Congress-. which,
ne Is In washington Monday. a special
8tral q I've cars pa sRed through ia this
gates and several Others are expected "a.
follow today and Tomorrow from other
cities. Sl3 v 5$Sf
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tons as may be placed upon az by the
nrovisIoi,s Of tho Consti tuition relative to
Ii powers power in authority this commits
s i, md vcsting In the commission the
Legislative power to make rates IRE 50
blv from exercising Its leglBlnt I've power
in that respect, is d question which 1t Is.
needless Fl for the A commission to pnss
upon unless It Is 50 presented as to rem
der It's djudicationi absolutely essential
to tie decision Of tho case. IA
B An order will DO entered disnisslng
this proceeding for the reasons herein
al a fpI
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Gone Back North.
lBY AssocIn ted Press,)

FAYETTEVILLE, N. G.. July 97,--A
carload OF foreigners sent from Philadel-
phia by the Hope Mills Manufacturing
Company, Of that city, to work In the
refused to continue their journey on mr.,
rival In this city, because Of "a strike Of
tho mill operatives. who refused to work
with. Foreigners, It Is said the differ
iences at thetmllls have been settled, and
the foreigners were returned North to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Rawlings Must Die.
!. INV AssocIated Pross. J

q I9I1 " II3y 7ASSOCla tEu FrUSH,J l9 a
.55 ATLANTA, GA, July 27.-The Supreme
Court OF Georgia today denied the mo-,
ton for q new trial for Jesse and Milton
Rawlings, charged with completely In. the
murder Of the Carter children near VAL
losta more than n year ago Tho motion
did not include ]. g. Rawlings, nor the
negro. ALI Moore Tho execution Of tho
Saunrtetto. which has been three times
postponed, is now fixed for next Friday,
August 3D. FA6t al f,1 st5J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
DEATHS,

acRAl7pie ID, q her resv|deaee H., Pc 3
@ @GfTf2aAhETH ssAc s IN the eg fs
eighth yearsof her age,
II Asleep In Jesus, blessed Sleep
Il FUNERAL from home 8 y DAY MORN
ING at II o. clock Conyeyances VIII
meet relatives IS and, I. friends Sunday
morning st toy l lo !, on train leaving
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Miners Return to Work
(By Associated Press.) Z

WHEELING, w. VA, July N.-The
Joint convention Of the miners and oper-
,ators OF tho eastern district signed q
scale to-day for two years, and opera
tlons Will be resumed within week.
giving employment to 5000 men, who
have been idle four months The scale
differs but slightly from the wage
scale OF 1903, except that some rules then
existing arc modified and new ones are
added. 5l y II p '5e .$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Run Over Foot.

Jim Brooks. colored brakeman on tho.
run over yesterday by Engine 673.
He was brought to Richmond and taken
to tho Memorial Hospital, where Dr.
Terrell found amputation necessary,
pretty sure of recovery, sd ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Courthouse Burned.
\, INV Associntnd presa

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~ AfARYVIILF TENN, July 27.--Flro
to-day destroyed the county courthouse,
Harper's department store and ware
house, and several other buildings; loss,
s125 900, partially insured,