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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
XMAS CASUALTIES
IN GEORGIA STATE

ATLANTA. GA- Dcccmber 26- Seven
moro Christmas casualties were reported
to-day.
j. w Caldwell. o. Taylorvile. Ga.
poar Stuesboro committed suicide early
This morning by shooting. so cause is
known.
IIarvev Ma0eucss. Of Mineral Bluff. Ca.
committed suicide with rel Oliver Christ
mas Day He left q family.
The little daughter OF j. O. Hughes. at
Vast Newman. was burned 20 death bv
fcr dress catching frr
sheriff Brannin. ten years OF age. OF
Tufaula. Ala was setting Off fireworks
last night. when q Roman candle struck
bim in the forehead knocking him down.
Ills head struck a curb.ng. and lis neck
was hrokou
William Murrey. thirty-two years Of
Tec. committed suicide with a revolver
twelve miles south of Columbus On. IN
- nth IS given as the cause
Sheriff Rocers at HawkiusviUe Ga.
shot and killed Luther Morris "a negro
who was resisting arrest Morris vvae
wanted Tor the murder 81 his sweetheart
Stella Flaodcrs. hv cutting her throat
Harry Harerove. aged twenty-five. was
shot and instantly killed al Eastman. Ga
IN n quarrel with John Grower Rurch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
MAN AND WOMAN
COMMIT SUICIDE
Drink Carbolic Acid While
Under Guard in
Jail.

ELAlIEA. n S. December Although
guard was standing close beside him
tonight Frank DELANEY "a railroad man.
succeeded in "a bold attempt 10 end his
life and the lfe of a woman who occu-
pied q cell in "a. woman dormit0ry
~ the Elmira county JAIL The woman
was Bessie Wells awaiting sentence on
January Sd for abductng young siH
and harbOrng her Tor immoral purposes
Delaney possessed power Of attOr-
uey Tor the woman. and when he called
at TIE iail and stated that lac wisaed to
consult her regarding the signing Of i'm
pOrtant papers there was no objection
on the part Of tho warden. who sent
guard along with him. The guard stood
close by while the man and woman were
conferring together. when suddenly De-
laney drew from his pocket a bottle Of
carhollc acid and passed 10 through the
bars. The woman seized II and swal-
lowed its contents. Immediately Delaney
pressed a second bottle to his own lips
Tie guard sprauE upon him. but the
man fought him nercely for moment.
and then collapsed. lie died before a
hysician could be called.
When the door Of the cell was unbolted
tire woman lay dying on the floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
Control Situation.

MEMPHIS. TENN. December .6-Ai-
vices tonight from Scooba and Wahalak.
Miss. where race rioting required the
presence o. troops say that quiet pre-
walls at both towns as well as through
out the surrounding territory. and that
ehe troons and officers have control of
the situation
According 10 the most trustworthy re-
ports the disturbance or the last few
days I'm kemper county. was not as SER
ious as 4 first reported. The trouble is
attributed to the actions of a reckless
mob. which, n searching for n negro who
attacked Conductor Moore aboard q Mo-
bile and Ohio train last Sunday and shot
and killed Contable o. Bricn. or Wahalak
khe5'three negroes and wounded several
others
Feeling against the negroes was intensi-
fled by the killing by negroes or COnduc-
tor r.. \. Harrisos. of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad ar Crewfords on Monday
night and believing that the mob was be-
yond control Deputy Aexlander ar
Scooba, asked that the troops be sent
there. Two companies OF state troop,
are now cncampcd at Scooba
Late this evening. Governor Vardeman
accompanied by twenty-five members OF
tho company OF state militia stationed
at Jackson. left Tor Scooba.
Governor Nardamun stated that ther,
had been 100 further outbreak. but that bs
Was going 10 make a personal investica-
uou.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
AGED NEGRESS DIES
CLAIMING 1875 YEARS

ST LOUIS. MO. December 26.- Nancy
Hawkins, "a colored woman. who asserted
that she was 10 years Old. died Friday
al 40. 30f2 North Sarah street. the home
OF her dlughter. Mary Smith, who gives
her age as seventy four. She is survived
by five children. the oldest 0f whom is
seventy ty-four. fifteen grandchildren. twen-
ty-nine grca t-grandchHdren and siN great
great grandchildren, all but two Of whom
live ia St Louis.
Nancy Hawkins was born in Fairfax
county, Va. and was brought TO AIissoar,
by her master when she was eighteen
wears Of age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
Beautiful Washington Girl to Be
come Bride of Lieutenant
Paul S. Pearsall.

WASHINGTON. December 26-Mrs
Martha Hichborn Blaine. one OF Washing
toms most celebrated beauties. is again
TO be "a bride. she viii marry Lieutenant
Paul s Pearsali formerly OF the Rough
Riders and a millionaire.
Mrs Blaine returned from South Da-
kota last night. and went an once To her
parents home In y Street, where she viii
remain. Lieutenant pearsaI is also in
Washington and is "a guest AZ the Graf
ton.
Tie engagement ~ Mrs Blaine aud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
TRAIN KILLS SANTA
CLAUS INSTANTLY
Prominent North Carolina Man
Meets Tragic Death While I'm
personating Christmas Saint.

RALEIGH. y. g., December 26.-Wble
dressed in typical Santa Claus costume
aud driving about the country iu an OK
cart, greatly 10 The amusement Of tho
children of the section. John Lawrence
was struck and instantly killed near New.
hill Christmas Day, By "a Seaboard pas-
senger traiS He had left his cart. and
was running TO the depot to meet fhe
incoming train. lie ran squaroly against
the engine as the train was steaning into
the station. The Witnesses say his body
was hurled more than hundred f.rt
by the impact Lawrence was highly es-
teemed. His wife has been dead several
years. hut he leaves three children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
LYNCHERS ARE
BREAKING JAIL
VIII Hang Tramp Who Muir
dcrcd a Wcll-to-Do Farmer of
Los Animas.

Los ANIMAs. col. December -5-A
mob is now at work battering down the
walls OF the Jail here for the purpose
OF lyuching Lawrence Iceberg. a tramp.
who yesterday murdered Henry IAVeu-
meyer. farmer. near this place.
Alighung from a Santa Fc freight train
yesterday afternoon at Robinson Station.
Iceberg crossed the river and begged a
meal from a farmer named PurVis Lee
berg demanded lodging. bat was refused
because Of his abusive Language. Iceberg
set FIRE To a haystack belonging 60 Henry
] aVcumcyer. probably thinking that il
was the property Of Purvis
The fire attracted LavenmcNer. who
took Lebcrg into custody. allowing him
10 ride behind him on his horse. When
Lavenmeyer dismouuted to open gate.
Lcbcrg struck him repeatedly on the head
with a hammer which he found tied To-
favcnmeycr g saddle. Iceberg then cut
Lavcnmeycrs throat and attempted TO
scalp him. Tho burning haystack att
tractcd nelghbors. who found the mutt
lated body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
MRS. HERBEN SHOT
BY TOY XMAS RIFLE

CHICAGO ILL. December 26.-Afrs
stephen J. Herbcn wife OF the editor
Of the Epworth Herald. who was taken
10 Evanston Hospital yesterday evening
suffering from d bullet wound. was inn
proved to-day. and no serious results
are anticipated.
Rev. Mr.. licrbeu made statement to-
day that his wife was wounded by the
accidental discharge OF a toy rifle. a
Christmas present to one OF her sons
which she was examining
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
KILLS MAN WHO
WAS HUNTING HIM
Policeman Tom Lawson. of.
Norton Shoots Down Dollar
hyde to Save Own Life.

N'ttAON. Va December es.-Policenan
Iom Lawson shot and killed Toe Dol,sr-
rsue' carpenter for the Norton Coal
company here this evening They had
a-i'ic tIouDie over an arrest a few DAYS
ago. Dollarhyde came fnto Town win
a winchester this evening for the purpose
or killing Lawson. so he says lie stepped
INTO a grocery store near the First Ma
uonal Bank. When Lawson and Police
man Gray went i'm to arrest him be at
tempted TO come up with his Winchester.
when Lawson empticd the contents Of n
dOubie-barrel shotgun into his breast
killing him instantly. Lawson surrender
cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
TRACES OF POISON
IN ROSE VZRAl'S BODY

CHICAGO. December 26 Traces or
poison have been found in tho body OF
another member of the Nzral family
and the police believe that they have se-
cured additional evidence against H,r-
man Balek who is now ln custody In
connection with the deaths OF three.
members OF the family The ANALYSIS
completed to-day was that OF the BODY
of Rose Nzral eighteen years Of ago.
Evidences of arsenic have now been
found in an The bodies that have been
analyzed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
Dispatches From all Over
the Country TeIlOfSeri-
Gus Accidents.
PISTOLS. FIRES
AND SUICIDES
Many Lose Lives by Burning,
While Others Drown While
Skating-A Few Are Shot
While intoxicated
and Some Com
nit Suicide.


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traei- side of Caristu4s Day is revealed
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shooting was oou. being bought with
money saved .t.u mothers Christmas
present
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i.nI'o 'o d07ta vrrn ner dress caught
o." fro" '.riF'tls candle Fire oo-
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escapes rfH .fe-
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Carson Staui-y. s,.rn years old. GRAY
-iue Ili. drowned while irving Christmas
Skates on pond near home.
Henry flnrn. Columbus. o.. shot and kill
90 nv rnusfihi- E- J Joufries when
Herb under Influence 90 Christmas iuto2l-
wants becomes iiaorde7'y ard attacks cone
Ftaoie
Nir- 't'" l'Ai.-l~n-. Sew Nrh. N. 81.
Fn't and A.i..d nF husband in fiat where
M"'ltn .'e'' -t'. i..Ni"- .''- TIC
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t' --7 7'iii" 'l -"i''- COM
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Drowned N CiSteTn.
Miss Bessie TIll. tnlrtl-tnrec wears old
rrranist az prssbvtrrian Church. F'lem-
gnuton ~ j. committed suicide bv
drowning herself i- clstern near home
gf+c- aftr,rrt q. r-f+ throat with r-,ea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
AGED WOMAN BURNS TO
DEATH IN CHAIR

BRISTOL. VA. December 26-Mrs. w
a. Massey, eiEhty-four years or age waa
burned to death I'm her home at Clear
Branch. Va, to-day. She was discovered
dead In her chair by her aged husband
tho clothing being burned from her body
The supposition Is that fire was conmuni.
Gated to her clothing By spark from an
open Ore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
BARTENDER DIES
ACCUSING WHITE MAN

BRISTOL. VA. December 26.-PiCl.le
Brown. the negro who was shot by Os-
car Leonard. a young white man last
night. died to-day declaring to the last
that Leonard had deliberately shot him
down. Leonard insists that the shootiuy
was accidental. but a warrant has been
taken for him charging him with the
murder and he Will be given a hearing
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
BAKER MEETS AWFUL
DEATH IN DOUGH MlXEI

rDLI MBCS. ONO December &c
Failing lnte o. sponge mixer FUN q
doNgh az the Bliss bakery today. r.
Van Kirk. baker. was whirief rou~I
ard round until every bone in his bod
was crushed When she machine wa
stopped he was takcn out dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
CHRISTMAS TEAR
DRIVES TO SUICIDE

lopetlh- ll n9 - iSispdtcil-I
FAYETTEVILLE. \ c.. December o6
Archie Mclean youth. son OF MT
and Mrs d. y. Mclean. Of this city.
attempted suicide last night at his home
on Haymount by shooting himself with
"a revolver in the mouth. tie ball glanc-
ing around and lodging Tn his neck He
was carried to tho Highsmith Hospital
and may recover Modification over
Christmas intoxication IS thought TO
have been the cause Of the act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
PEOPLE WROUGHT UP
OVER ENFORCED MARRIAGE
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.1 ]

DlDION, w, DocemUer 2b.-The
trial of r. y. Chandler and his nephew.
Robert Chandler. for kidnapping Rich
ard Elam ana forcing him TO marry Miss
Bessie Chandler on SATURDAY night
viii come UP before Justice Wood
al Clarksville Friday. Both the families
of Chambers and Elams are terribly
wrought up over the AFFAIR. and stirring
scenes are expected when the case comes
Up on the day OF the hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
CHRISTmhS DINNER
PROVES FATAL TO HIM

WIILIAMSBURG. VA. December os -
Mr. r. p. wright q prominent citizen of
James city county. dropped dead az his
homo near Toauo yesterday immediately
after eating his Christmas dinner Air.
Wright was abou. ifty-fve years OF age.
and is survived hy his wife and several
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
FOUR ARE DEAD
FROM INHALING GAS

NIAGARA FALLS. ONT December 26
James Harris. his wife. thirteen-ycar-old
son and thre,-y -year-old daughter. ate dead
from inhaling gas which escaped from
stove in their home here tonight Au-
other daughter is in q precarious condi-
flnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
TWO MEN KILLED
BY USUAL BOMB"

EIIARKOV. RUSSIA. December 26.-
An unknown traveller dropped "a bomb in
the reilwav station here this evening on
aliRhting from a train Two persons We're
killed and many wounded bv thc cNplo-
sion. The station is now surrounded 10y
soldiers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
Boasted Of Crime.

I.ebcrg was caught riding Laveumeyer g.
horse. He submitted 10 arrest. and
boastcd OF his crhnc. saving he Aad
drunk the blood of his victim
Iceberg was brought here and placed
in fau AT noon to-day Sheriff Brown
started for Pueblo with his prisoner. but
vas met 10y 3o0 persons who protested
against Ieberg's removal. and he was
again placed in JAIL TO night mob set
about the work of vengeance. soon af-
ter dark several hundred men and boys
appeared at the JAIL but were refused adj
mittaucc. Almost Immediately they began
the attack on the Jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-27
CHINAMAN IS NOW
CHURCH MEMBER
Woo w ing Baptized at Calvary
Last Night and Others VIII
Follow.

Woo Wins of N-o -rrt r,.s- f-,.,,,t.li,
-.. ,.,... -4.
''''N' ' ''-''''' -''''''' "''''9 '-3
hono"nie and proud distinction of being
the first OF Lis race To receive the bap-
tisr,.,l .,...,r,e,+ f...ti.. ,it,- of r,icb,,.,4
'''" '" gao
WITH h>e others. Woo Wing is % menu
her or sunday school class urranizeG
especially f"r thcir heneht in calvary
hapt-t church. of which kov- Dr. Ey-
dnd Knight is pastor Ine ceremony of
baptism took place Last night no notice
ii"d neeh ptn'i9heu or the event. and
mere was only tne usual congregation OF
tue Wednesday night prayer meeting.
We" wing went thioush the ceremony.
ana ne now mas The standing Of mem
Der or inr congregations ~ calvary church
Ait"r tnc services many OF tne coH-
S'eA'ucn' "t7'1'7 tne pastor. came forth
"hH Nt'Dl'd the lldnd ol congratulations
Z" thr y""is son oi gar 11'HaF Ills face
"."'''d WIN sl"il's' ana Ac received his
""l1. lii'"u7 '" d. silipie' earnest m1n-
h'r nei'AeN'Hs tnat t"e young 'hinitAan
was lN"F aware "i lne step he lftd taken.
"tu 'h't .r i.a''@ed 'ir event as one or
." NI'tte7' "ii" ii"st liup"i ttht oi ms
"i'.
Teacher tor Each One
Tho nvs comrades of MO, Wing WHO
more tGe snn5av ,''' s1bool ,l'ss or..a9izod
The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29
Nuptials.

On Wednesday evening at E o'clock
Rev. F. W. Gress of ST. Pauls Metho.
dist Episcopal church, Dickinson.
united in the bonds Of holy wedlock,
Charles Walter Smith aud Mary C..
Stan6eld, both Of Mott, N. D. The
ceremony was performed at the brides
home in the presence of a large number
of invited friends. After the rite, a
sumptuous feast was served to all
present. The bride was attired in a
white silk crepe de chine; the brides
maid-the brides sister-wore a laven-
der silk pongee, and the groom, and
best man-John Wakefeld-conven.
tional black. The happy couple we're
the recipiants Of many pretty and USE
full presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
make their new home on his home-
stead about E miles vest of Mott. Con-
CALCULATIONS are extended.
The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29
NEW a
Land Man Will Take An
ot.1er Grip on the Situa-
ton.

Under the above head the following
appeared insthe Saturdays Forum. 1t
sounds we'll but
ID. p. Abbey of Richardson, now OF
Taylor, and who has been mixed up in
enough trouble Tor the past six weeks
to satisfy a dozen men, was in Fargo
yesterday, on business and returned to
his home this morning.
Six weeks ago Mr.. Abbey was on the
wav of prosperity and all was going
WE'LL. until. as itv is animated, through
jealousy of other land men, six different
charges were brought against him. He
was fined on one and as soon as the
court found that the proceedings against
Abbey was persecution, his. fine was re-
mitted and no other steps have been
taken against him.
Mr.. Abbey's land business. consisting
mostly Of settling homeseekers on
homesteads and selling adjoining lands
and which was in a fair way to net Mr..
Abbey 5000 by Christmas, has all gone
up in smoke-or taken by others. Men
with whom he had contracted for work
and many other deals, which would
have gone through, were disappointed
because of the recent vicissitudes. MI.
Abbey has been arranging things as
best he could during the past week.
His house, home, stock, library, in fact
everything save his wife's furniture, has
been given over as security and Mr..
Abbey with wife and six children will
rent a ranch this winter and start in at
the bottom.
Abbey is as strong, active and per.
sistent as ever and will no doubt yet be
a factor in the building of that country
around Dickinson and especially south,
in Hettinger county.
The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29
Exciting Novel by Open
helm,

Novel readers everywhere will be
glad to have a tip on the brilliant new
romance, "The Great Secret" by E.
Phillips Oppenheim, author of "a
Prince of Sinners 1.-THE Mysterious
Mr.. Sabin" and other noted books. 1t
is one of the most fascinating tales Of
mystery and action in recent fiction.
If you read the first page you simply
can't get away from the magic spell Of
the story till the mystery is solved in
the last chapter.
Suppose you were quietly undressing
suddenly a terrified man rushed in,
locked your door, and told you that the
men outside were going to kill him.
Suppose you liked the mans looks, SO
that your fighting blood was up to de-
Tend him. What would you do when
his enemies. burst in your door and tried
to drag him off without law or warrant?
And suppose the man possessed SEINE
momentous secret which made him the
victim of an international conspiracy,
and that a beautiful American girl
seemed to be one of the conspirators.
Interesting, is it not? Well, that is
only a hint of the first chapter, and the
story carries nj along in a whirlwind
OF mystified excitement to the end.
Mr.. Oppenheim is a wizard with the
pen. Americans are only beginning to
realize that he is one Of the greatest
masters of exciting narratives in this
decade. He is an Englishman with an
American wife. and characters from
both countries figure in his novels.
"The Great Secret" is a marvel Of its
kind. The first installment will appear
in the Sunday Magazine of The Chicago
Record Herald, Sept. 80.
The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29
Chooses a Home.

At a meeting of the Commercial. club
trustees Monday evening the committee
on permanent quarters reported that in
their judgment, after a thorough canvas,
the second floor of the Merchants Ma
tional bank was best suited to the pur.
poses of the club. The committee was
instructed to lease for one year the four
remaining room at a rental of S375.
The hope was expressed that some ar
rangement might be made. with J.. E,
Phelan, who has leased two rooms, SO
that the club could secure the entire
floor, for which'the rentals $500.
A letter from James c.. Young con.
corning the park proposition was read,
Mr.. Young practically agrees to the
terms of the city council. He does not
wish to sell but will give the park site
outright, the city to maintain it for park
purposes and agree to develop and
beautify it but with no guaranty on the
part Of the council as to the amount OF
improvements.
The park committee was continued
and was instructed to confer with the
city council Monday evening next. and
report at once to the club.
The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29

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