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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Hub Mer, at Norfolk.

especial to The Tllnes7D ispat ci,)
NORFOLK, VA, July AIN Norfolk to-
day was a party Of newspap per men from
The Hub, Recognizlpg the Importance of
the jamestown Exposition, they are here
for the purpose Of learning all possible
about 1t, after which i they Will write y
up IN their Journals Among those here
are William 4A Murphy and G I, = 9
Donald, OF Practical Poll tics; James
White, OF the Bost on ] ournal; g.
Fairbrother, OF the Boston Post; p,
Isllls, ADVERTISING mana 8 r of L the New
York, New HayeI, nd II ar ford ri lroad,
and Tepresent Ives sofSS the transcript and
Herald, An company wi III he OK lion
officials they listed the OK posltlpn
!, 1sollAds thts after N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
! Carolina MUSIC FestiYal.H

Especial to Tho Illness lspa tcf'. n 8.
Il RALEIGH, N. c., July CT he first 90
the series OF three concerts Sconsh tntino
the North Carolina Music Festival, which
closes the Summer School Il In pro gFessAs
here the past month"; was given to,n|kh
under the most delightful auspices and
with a very high degree OF success. $El 8
was participated IN by some q the mes J,
a chorus from Raleigh and the Summer
School. Professor Wade iS r, .83s Brown, OF
the Baptist University. Is director I'M
charge, and among the most Hotah aorss
5lo!sts are Miss Antolnette Glenn, n iss
Grace Munson. Miss fSffie Stewart. ~
Edwin Wilson and George G. Carrie,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
hLGRO. !. \ Q. U
HUNDRED A.RD||IFIFTEE| ].
Stayed Blind Ten Years and
Then Restored t. Sight
and Activity. n!
{ \. I. ~. a /. .IliI. Y.
1snecinls ito The Times Dispatch.)

I'll II Especial to The Times Dispat cf.) 8ss
s KING GEORGE, VA Al, ] July Gone Of
l the most ren,arka Bile scolored women Y has
lust; died here. and I'VE doubt II another
80 Old resided %inSthe State. 8 Aunt Annie
4 Buck. was z a we'll known parsonage II IN
King George for many long years and
died at the Ripe age OF \ 10 years.
About twenty years a go n she became
totally blind and remained so for about
ten years. when, without any apparent
ause, her sight returned, and she became
as active as persons many years younger
z q He rmental faculties were we'll pre-.
1 served, and she was In every way o won
der SO all who knew hers She i was aa
! formerly owned by the late Daniel Goa r.
ley, 81 King George and her age 5is well
known. She is survived I by 5daus liter.
who v Is about eighty years old, VI and Il g
number OF grand children. Y a5s s$ IA l
The mall route from King George to
fredericksburg has. again changed hands,
& nd 4 a i new driver Is Installed, making
the eighth driver on that line during one
year. . }5I Il & !,
guest Ii Of her brother, Mr.. J, r. Baker
\ at Edge Hill. III 5f.5s.. q
4 & Miss Rose T. f; Hun tor, OF Washing tom
is visiting her rcla tives, the Hunters, here.
Miss Joeseph ins 1arn nett is Waiting Mrs.
William PlhckneyS Berry, at North A Keys.
Nd. s .fSsS5 stii,
Miss Jape Taylor, Of West Virginia, who
ms been a guest Of Miss Eva Taylo has
returned home. l.ss III 81 I5J IN ~ q .s.SE
4 1 Miss Mary o.8 Taylor Is visiting her
brother. Mr., William 7 aylor, and family
at PoWt q tan. d, Is ss q Al X XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
.|NSPEC''1|l|0|N|'|H.B||:|IY|'.
{ State III !. ! BOARD B 0 |. i.
The Virginia Normal and Il In In.
sdustrial Institute III Good
NJ Shape. sS "a 8Si.85.
DIVERSION !. J ! SCHEME | 4: 1 I:
Big Dredges Arc Rapid Dig
ging The Canal Below: 81
fiI ',5s Petersburg. Al Il! n
Petersburg.

gpeclnl u 5rhe rimes .Dispa tch.

3 5S Especial " to Tho Times.Dlspatch.)Ess
Tf1TERSt3I tfsG, AZ, July G.--''Tl,e Exc 'e-
c,iiive Conihtt inspec ton OF the VIZ.
Ein!a Normal and industrial 1nstitu ' ta
to-day showed at, exccller, + condal Ton 81 o. O;
tbs Whole Institution. So tisfactOry pro- pro:
gross IA being made on the itlpt'o n IS.
which include the erection OF 11siy
president s<hotnse, and the oonv ersioil Of
tins building formerly ,scd for that ptlir Il.
pose itrto an industrial dpphr t1llarl il'l, .
big titution Is being painted within
ana without x II q 81 e ~ 4
The committee made a pro Y s'on ltl N q .
crease OF INSURANCE on buildings !. am ou1ls.
Ing TO twe1lt ne tho usanu
inureaa:d the salary OF the business 1h "a
manager from SIX hundfcd 20 eng NJ y u Y
sdred dollars 81 sear. a US !. IA 4,
The industrial ~ O. 2, w
tstltuton have BEEN especially euccess1n
and Will tie 81 at me .
Exposition ny sive &ex nl O It
III The 5reinDers DIESEL.
were Judge "a. -. " .l ~ -.
chairman; Or. MI ol1ell Of t as;.
Snpnd Col Esge; JOSEPH - Egges.Iuol', -
pcrintendent OF PUBLIC is' a. -.
John q { see'
to the board o. tile in n y, !, !.
Petersburg viii % wei ~ g.
the fourth ann ual sc n wy 4, 4
board Line Rat y,ny sseSo',s a. AN
De Soto Hotel 2. ~ ~
and Dooto r IA onn Lii Il ,end
1'urks ana q -. TOO 81
and adore 8ail e. =, !aa ~ a.
tl1esc 81 ans e -. < <, =
boa re- U sll I, 7, i.
8 II ~ t,,a
cngineer IN .t.e = -
schannel ~ :,
signed his position
and has seq s. J, !, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
GALLOWAY CONFESsES.
duplicates Others 81 Gang Of
Car-Brea kers. u b
,.c,n1 & The Times-Dispat ch,

!ss,l Especial I o. The Tlmes- Dlspatch.)s f4
4 LYNCEBURG Al, y. July 535i5i s.----Re emile
Galloway, e PAL rolled convict from the
State penitent1ar was NJ held s. for the
grand jury this morning in. the Police Police
Court on the charge: Of stealing several
cases OF razors from q Chesap cake and
Ohio freight train several months ago.
a. Fl. Burnley and Chris Wingaeld will
have a trial later on the same charge.
Burnley was arrested In Richmond sew sew
eral months ago. when ne attempted ~ - 2
sell lot Of razors. I5tS 8ss
He was taken to Ctfton Forge We'd y. q:
nesday night BY Detective Duke who 10 be- .
lieved the robbery was committed in AZ
leghany county and en- route he confess
al q impiicatlng Galloway and Wingield
and two others. who have not been q e. s.
rested Yet. Burnley said the quintette en-
tered the train here and left Y. e. South
GLASGOW With their booty. The detectives
tth,nk9ttis makes an en- d OF a gang that
has been giving the company ~ m a' 2
trouble. w h isfa; * i5 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Convention, Of Farmers.
al 3 to The Times-D Dispatch.

IL II RALEIGH, N, IS July & 9, IT he pro-
gramne for the third annual session Of
the North Carolina State Farmers Com,
3yention at the Agri cultural and Mechap;ss,
5ical College here Is Just issue 3 end in &
GUIDES an opening address d by ComTnis-s
sioner OF grlculture 8. y, Patterson! an
response by President 6. G. Moore /: Ten
Years 4 OF q Progress In Agrioulture,," 'ts
secre tary Of State Bryan g rirnes. and sai
n large number OF add resses on special
phases OF farm work by 3spec alists from
ali parts OF tho \ State and from e. as Z. II
lance, There will be sessto ns Of the
Tobacco 4 Farmers Assoc citation, Cotton
Farmers Assoca ton, the Dsatrym ne q
Asso citation. and also special NEE tings sofss
the farmers wives during the conventions
each to DO addressed by specialists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
7 MIME BALL IN HEAD IL 1. p h.
Paralysis Overtakes Oldest of
1 Famous Confederate Brothers y

81 Especial to- The es-DlspHtcl,l.. 1gT7
LAHORE, GRANGE Ks COUNTY, A.,
July B. Vallace Cave, eldest OF the three
Cave boys, whose bravery and wounds
made them famous among the heroes OF
the Civil War, was str token with paraly y
sisS Tuesday and lies critically III at his
home near Blbbs Store, He followed
Jackson from Manassas to the Wilder;
ness. At "a Malvern Hill he received o
mimic ball tust over his left eye.
which was cut from the back Bof his
head several years ago. From this opera
ton paralysis finally ensued. X s5s
x His brother, Robert. once pastor Of
Seventh Street Christian Church. Rich-
mord, now lives In St. Louis, and Lin,
the youngest, preach In Louisville, Ky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Epworth Conference.

GATE CITY, AZ A., ~, July Q, The HolstoIn, y!
Annual HEpworth League Conf xrthce has N1!si
been In session hero since /, WEDNESDAY.
and closed with the annual sermon this
evening, There were about sixty dele-i
gates and ministers present, and fully
as many others from q distance. The
conference was presided over by Rev, q,
p. sheeler, Of In Toilette Tenn.
AZ After the organlzat lion "Wednesday 9
very able address on Our Co ntry and
It's Young Folks was delivered by Rev.
n ]. Eskrldge. The afternoo session
was devoted to "a patriotic mass meeting,
in which many interesting talks were 'er
made. ..3.s a it 81 IS.
NJ Al night Row. y. W, Repass. associate
president OF Centenary College. made q
very fne address upon The Epworth
Lengua and Educa ton .Ell 81
+ Yesterday was devoted ito the Juniors.
Addresses were made by Miss Grace
Aiken, Mrs, p, r., Wiley. Miss Mary
Trim and a number OF the ministers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
FAI'X!|l|RHPURSUES
RUNAW 4 | IL
George Shaver Charged Vithsab..,S
Quoting the Girl1s Whom v tIe NJ
Married II n ,sSSs.s|
ONLY THIRTEEN ~. YEARS & s; oLnS
Infatuated With Shaver and Le H.!
NJ. With Him a gaitist III lassH sssS'
Commands. MI

(speolal 10 The Tines Dispat ch.
S5 ASIIEvILLE,i N. @ g, j " g. Charges
with nbducting Pearl Mosseller, the 4
$thirteen-yea daughter OF u aiiiS
Mrs. John 3. Nfosseller. Of Ashev iflsss
George Shaver, Of this cit was y rrestsda
iii spartnnburg, wednesday, !, and iss rts,yssss
In jail IN that cit The wal rnn I ygass
followed the couplo to spnrtanburg. s sss
6 According to ateniett mad q lasts
night by Mrs. Mosseller, Shay yer Shad been
far, lunWecome visitor at Il the +! Hosselleral
house for some months. and al thoug Ii Sttiss
family; made strong protests they were v
unable to prevent the girl from accept
ling his attentions. About ten days aago.a
Mr.. Mossellor gave IS Instructions to- n ill Y
daughter that she must have othing 10 \
4 do with Shaver, with whom che was ap.s
Sparertly fatunted and the girl pronissds5
left home sooh after dinner, saying she
was going uptown and would aretdrn,tin
an hour or two lSss I'M
ss When she did not reach home late AZ n
4 the evening the members Of the family u
began O. search for her and soon learned
that she had been seen In the comphny5
] OF Shaver, and the girl had b rnent onedis
the fact ito friends that she and SHAY Iss
were about to- be married u Mr.. M ellerSS;
obtained the informal ton at the Southern
Railway station that the couple had leftss
on the "a o'clock train, having purchasedSs
tickets for spart nburg. s. q. He in;,.sl
mediately sent a telegram TO that place
requesting the sheriff to- arrest and &sfloldss
Shaver and h the & girl. and pom receipt@
OF " message from spart anburg saying
Shaver was Under arrest, Mr.. N osselfsf
left at once for that city y with he'd
tertion Of bringing home his daught
and prosecuting Shaver for q alta e tut ory,
crime. I'M !Szs
;sa A5 special from Spa rtanburg receivsedss
here early this morning states that Shaver
was tried on q charge OF sa bduct!on and {
bound over to the General Sessions Court.ass
The girl appeared In court, but REF fused \
TOT either testlf atnstS Shaver or return II
home with her Their NJ The girl hasglefta
tho boarding. house S at which she and;s
shaver Z were sstayin 81 and her present
3whereab bouts are funkno own Mr. .SfS MosyH
seller Is still I'M spartanburg ende avorinka
to locate his daughte r. SE3 ssS
$l The special also states3 that the couplas
we're married In spart anburg last Nom u Az
day light BY the Rev. N. y Roper pas as
tor Of the First Baptist Church. Shaver
admitted that he y had married the girlss
and at the conclusions f the earring was
placed under $500 bond !, In de fault Sots
which he was sent to jail IS ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
III NEW DENTISTS.
List Authorized BY the State To To-
55s.5 Practice Their PROTEST. on. II

Practice Their Pr ofession.
Especial to The Tmes- Dispat ch.)
NORFOLK, A., July IS F GLOWING l t q
| : list $of those who successfully passed a7 "a
the examination before the State Boa l r.
of Den tai Examiners recently held =
richmond q az made public tonight n ~ by
DR.. r. Fl. Walker. Of this Sci ~, the secTe-
taryg 81 the board u .. ,,5s
~ D. Maphis. Washing Ton. ? CT! 2 J.
y. Printz, Culpeper.. WI liam n e Ha anil
ton baltimore, Md: r. s q. II onaker,H Fu VI
laski; walter d. Myers. Inc ester;5J 1
Floyd Aiears. Richmond !: W. IL, 3 WOOD.
4 Roaroke;B Frank b Longan, Louisa u. !;
James q. Hart, Ashland !; elem. ~ q Dick ,hs x
en-. Houston: Richard I Silt Bic ck IS;
stone; 4 g. B. Clifford, Baltimore; Thomas
81. Hawkins, Sandy RI Ice, 81; D ..l3 Z.
Hntchins, Greenville J oseph Fl, Austin.
n CLAYTON. N. c.: c.. G.. Bowman Fratts;
M HI FRENCH, !. yY.. Je1erF
son: washing ton, D. Ca W. c.RF tiger.
#nld% Chathan; John g. 6. Fit hugh Cul-SS
peper; James b. Lester Christian by
JOSEPH, g .Ss Johnson, Meadvilie ~ 10y +.
Price. Price. N. g. :s John n. Coleman,
south Boston; w. A. Banner. " tse, Va 't,ss g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
FINE HOME BURNED. IA
Dwelling Of r. E. Thornps on, II i
King William, Destroyed.
.ial (, 10 Tho Times Dispatch


ETNA MILLS, W A.. I July s.:---.The pleas
ant and comfortable home Of Richard g..
3Tompklns. near Enfield was DESTROYED aatrt
~, firn Yesterday. The kitchen caught
while dinner was being prepared, and the
dwellin oh was situated d ~ g short
distance 4 from the kitchen. caugnt. ana,
with the kitchen, fwan consumed.
The meat house and barn. which were
q distance from the fire. also caught, the
Of five pieces OF meat, which was saved,
The latter took fire, but was Il soon Z ex- !.
tinguished Most OF the furniture of the
dwelling was saved. 4,
Mr.. Tompkins was Il, the field Ct the
time the house caught. He soon reached
~ ! burning home and with the assistance
nf his willing and kind neighbors went TO
work and did what they could.
There was no INSURANCE on any Of Of me me
buildings LOSS estimated at y, 6o0. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
aEYlse.I WIN Be% Saved. n

E( Especial to The Times-D spatc Oh.
= NORFOLK. Va July 4. 2--F ormer Rep
resentatiye William "a Youn 8, VII ose right
eye and right hand were seriously Injured
Z by the premature expl osion OF a giant
cracker on the night Of the TO urth, was
out to-day. carrying his hand bound in
a sling and a banda &c I over his Injured
eye, n! & NV f v.
The possibility OF losing the sight OF
the eye has been q source OF. much con-
cern to Mr.. Young, but his fears were al
5layed to-day by his physician. who as
sured him for the first time that the
eye would be saved, His hand was badly
torn byj the explo sion, j; K III .35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
A Great Wheat Crop,
q rac,a, "a The Times Dispatch.)

gb N (special to The Times Dispatc h.) 58
sWAYNBsBORO, VA. July 6,-vThe
FARMERS are about finishing the harvest
Ing OF one OF the largest crops OF wheat
ever gathered In this section, The aero
age Ia at least Twenty-Five per cent,
greater than that OF the average year.
and the crop just cut Will average far
above the usual crop Good judgea say
that the wheat stands thicker. the heads
are longer and better filled than they
have ever known before, Threshing has
already begun, although but little 1of the
crop has been hauled to cover or Srlck, M
4 There Ia q good outlook for Q fair hay
crop, Notwithstanding the poor prospects
OF O. feWSWeeks ago, nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
u. SUICIDE BY SHOOTING. 4.
Threatened to Kill His Uncle i
He Tried to Prevent II.

3lg Especial to The T1mes-Dlspato1 "
I,YNCHHURG VA. July 8,---Edward
a" Boley. aged twenty-five. the farm
hand who resided In Campbell county,
Vest Of the city, died this morning from
a self inficted pistol wound In his 81 breast,
Tlie young man shot himself IN the pres
ence OF his uncle In an open field, threat-
eenning to- kill the uncle Il he attempted
to prevent him. ~
Excessive drinking In the past few
DAYS IA said to have been the cause for
the aat. Boley was an exceptionally
good farm hand, and he ca1fe here seY-
eral years ago with his parents from
Redford county, iS ~ ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Telephone Complaints.

RALEIGH, M CT July O. rhe hearing
OF the complaint son the part Of Colonel
~ Bryan Grimes against the Southern
He'll Telephone Company. will be heard
on July nth Instead OF July nth, - AZ
flrst appointed. The complaint ts ~ the
form Of a petition for an order reducing
toll fees for long distance service 70 i've
cents for the firsst Ave minutes and two
ana a half cents per minute Tor all insi
excess OF that time and also ior nxlnx \
q Ialf per month for residence and two
dollars per month for business phones. Sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
GIVEN ovation
7'HE employees ! 6
Rear-Admiral Harrington Greeted
By Thousands on Eve Of Re-.
+irern s,1+ H s2
tirein II {
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl

Especial to The Times d ispat ch)
NJ NORFOLK A., july --Rear-Ad n mi
5Purnclt +. Harring ton. who will IRE tire Ire
from the command Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard to-norrow at;.ten o'clock, was to-:
day publicly hidden farewell by the Z llou-
sands Of men employ ed lii sthe navy ya I'd.
The rear-a dmiral consented to the 6cere--l
mony at tbs ~request OF the mel who;
have the utmost respect for and 4 the
greatest confidence In him. The cerei-5
5n1ony took place IN the yard ~ Foreman
N1acllnist John 4. Med Donald ~ was ~ Y, inc !.
snolseaman It Tor the men The rear dmi--;
raiSresponded feelingly. a I is said that
never before has such a scene been ems ms
acted liz q United States navy yard yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
browne q While Bathing

(Specia1 to- The s,EImes-DIsphtch.lA 81 N
ALEXANDRIA, A. July G.--William
II. u Mason. ~ tWert y5 years Of age. was
drowned while bathing In: the river of
the Cameron Street wharf last ght.i
Mason, Ia company with Dennis Ramsay,
a son 9of g. liam Ramsay. had gone
In bathing, when he was either seized
with a cranlp or struck some object be-
low the surface OF the water, as he sank
and was drown ed 81 T lis com anion5 did
all In his power to save him, but was
aunsuccessful., His remains were dragged
for By Captain Keith Davis and recoy-i
cred about two hours saf ter. the accident
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
J SLEW TORMENTOR,
sHalf-Witted Young Man Shoots
Man Who leased Him,

I (speclal to The Tlmes-Dlsp tch,)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, July 8,r-SeWs
wa brought here late to-day, by Com
stable Kin,berlin OF a$ murder that nc-
CURED at Rich If itch, q mining section.
elght miles from. this place, Yesterday
afternoon. Dick lYilcher, aged nineteen,
md one or two others. were enga ged IN
teasing half-Rlttod young man ma med
James Shafer The latter asked his
persec g cease ana llnaliy I, !et \
public road and Wilcher str lck she fer.
WIN . bottle, where upon sAsts pullc q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
ALLARD ARRESTED. "a.
Charged With Trying to Cash y q
Check N st His Own.

v a (specIal to Il The. Tlmes-Dlspatch,1 III
{I ;YNCHBURG, VA. July Ga. l. Al
lard Of Richmond. the erstwhile mana ser
.of q skating rink here. was held for the
grand jury here to-day on the charge
5of larceny, Allard. Is charged, II u ! 1
TEMPTED to have casled o check made
5payable to- p, SG. & Frye. the well known 1'
architect witch had been endorsed "
him ana which he probably dropped a. on
the street Eoing g i bank ~ .,.1
n" "A negro porter took the check to the
5tank Tor Allard, ! ana 1t was taken from
him, and Allard was arrested later ' the
case case will go to the September Crane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
the DIsP'EA.S'AR:Y'
YsQU|Tl WELL /. II.
Raleigh Gets Six Thousand, Six
Hundred Dollars in Three
Months. Ss
nnaeciaI IA Tha ITImVea,,s,- Dlspa toh.,

.8fi Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatoll.)
treasury 3of Raleigh has just received
5000 as tho municipalities share Of the
profits from the ,dspensarys for the three
months ending June s0th, The total pros
fits for the three months was slo,60o, tho
remainder goingtfto the couSty treasury
for education and, road 3imprttr For
the quarter ending March 9lst the elty''ssI
share OF the profits was $500, and for
the quarter ending June 30th. 1905, $500,
A steady increase in profits Ia therefore
noticeable,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
4 q CONSTABLE PANIcKY.
Failed to Appear at Coroner's E ., < y
animation Of Man He Shot.

Especial 70 Tho Mines. Dlspatch 9594 59
Z ia Nvtf LIZ, 7; IN Jnly {. The coro-
nerfs fury day nvestlgat ted tile killing
On lie Fourth ot July Of George vaden
(coloredJ by Special Coi,stab bic !, "a. 8 10.
sthntatho deceaaed me n TO ghis death by
d plstolshot wound lnniote by Hnirstoi1.
rho whereabouts Of ~ " special cotlsta-
bic are not kno WI. a nj he did not appear.
L Eye o w ,li 10 tho nfralr say that
Id was Justified, and 4 I is thought TINT
ihe iiastarecefitly become frightened but
Viii show up mt his trial, which ID sched.
.uled for &c. morrow M IN W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Z planning Mill Burned.

T5 Especial to The II mess lspat ch) OH
s. LURAY, A., July e. The large plan.
Ing mill belonging to AL p, Printz and
Son, located near stoney Man, this coun--i
ty, was totally destroyed by fire last
night, together with nbou 100, 900 feet OF
lumber. entaillng loss OF about Is OoO.
with no Insurance. The fro originated IN
the engine-room of the building and was
beyond control when discovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
#r.iked the Place.

8Mr, James Folks, Of Nottowny. arrived &
In town Wednesday, aid prog toi cel ~.
bratei But he prolonged y md got, ~, too
He a. WIS Is libcrnteds byStiie orders OF Cap
tail Hulce last !ght, but he refused g !, to e,
leaVel They gave him several hours more q 81
Of sleep and brought him out, t !. !, I.
Him 10 gos .rho separation from his new
horne was pitlful, and he fingered ion ging-
" about Sergeant HALLS desk until act.
tally forced down Into the market. Nm is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Two Badly Hurt,

II (speclal n ia The Tlules,D ispatch,) "a
II TSRI1DpRICKsBURG. Al III July 9 ~
Dewey, the son Of RI A, Page, postmas-
ter Of Edge II III, In King George county.
while playing with a. sll de gun 4 thursday,
accidentally discharged II Y, wound ding his
brother. sistor and Miss Parker Two
Of them were very badly hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
!, 5.t LADY DROPS DEAD.
Sudden Demise Of Y oungS Wife Of
Professor 81 "A. w oodr

Especial to The Times D ispntch.)
sAfARTINsVILlD,s V ~, j ulys e.--Nfrs. s..
"A. Wood, wifi eS, OF Professor B y "a. Wood,
formerly Of Floyd county dropped dead
at the home Of her father. Mr. r. ].
Scales, here at noon to-day. 8. 83s ff1SS
n Mrs. II Wood was, before nlarriage q Miss
Jessie Scales. OF artlnsvtlle, and was
about twenty-eigh years Sss.old. Death
was due to heart trouble. "a 8.54 "A
337 She IL survived by her husband, father,}
mother and several brothers and sisters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Burglar Badly Beaten.

T-71-31 1Epecl9I 70 The 7IIIhesr Ilsp1Ic41
y SALISBURY \, g., July Sat me
night, an unknown burglar eYaded cap
.ture by Mr., A. N, slloes and Mr.. Gunter,
both. Of whom fought Desperately with
the intruder. The latter. badly beaten.
managed ia escape from his captors. and
fled the community. He entered the
house through Il q window. and was
promptly taken In tow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Troubles in Troops.

Especial to The Times-p ispatch,y
LAHORE VA. July CT, M. Kendall.
who was seriously injured by q fall some
months ago, was taken to the charlottes,
Soon al ter he left home dogs got into
his fine flock OF sheep, killing twelve
and Damaging many others, The dogs,
belonging to a colored woman. near Ken
1dall's were killed. Mrs. Randall . lost
forty young turkeys by the same ours,