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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
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N0c.; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mlo prutn.
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5ane. 9tr. 734, @eit.2eringtonitr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11

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0crfc Cir. id) bobc cin @eihait &C.
funoen, 100 man cinc:l Ee!j. Der 100
Warf lDcrtb lit. fiir 20 Mnrf hohcll
FAINT" .Gann mill ih riprgcll
aus9eben. bis id Die 20 Oiarf geiuu.
ocii babe"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11

9aWe sur 3ieiie in's Nnsfano beioret 6.
Nat:,r, 9r. Ill, Ct. ant'straEe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
DURHAM WANTS
MORE SAFETY
Unable to Have a Military Com
pany Because the State Es-
adjustment Is Full.
UNPROTECTED IN CASE OF RIOT
The Citizens Plan to Have a
Citizens Organization for
Urgency Times.

DURHAM, y g.. November 2l-For
some time past 80 has been the general
move of some of the leading citizens g.
establish military company fu Dur
ham for the protection OF the city. A
meeting. which was attended 10y quite a
number of old military leaders. was call
ed. and quite "a number volunteered their
services To become members of the COM
pany. A notice was sent to- the AdJutant-
General of North Carolina. concerning
the now company. In am carly reply hc
stated that there was no vacancy iu tho
North Carolina regiments. therefore this
move was abandoned. and the city con-
tinues 70 be without protection. should
a riot. or race war OF any description.
that was too great Tor the police. occur. IL
would probably do much damage 10 the
city before IL could hoe checked.
Several years ago there were two mill
tary companies I'm Durham. but after
the STANDARDIZATION War the military
spirit seemed to die out. and both com
panies were disbautcd. During the recent
race riots az different points I'm the South.
the people OF Durham realized their
situation. ana are exceedingly anxious
To give the citizons and property better
protection.
Another meeting was called. and a body
OF CltIzens asse melcd. This move was
90 deputize n number OF citizens 10 act as
private police, under the direction OF tle
city officials. Again numbers willingly
volunteered to render their services. and
agreed to place the matter before tho
City Council An important meeting or
tho Council was then called. They con-
sdered the move with interest. and APP
pointed committee. consisting ~ the
Mayor and two prominent citizens. 20
look into the proceedings Of this private
police meeting. and were given power
To act
a meeting OF the committee appointed
will he held in "a fow days. Mayor
Graham was asked his opinion concern
ing this move for the protection Of the
city. iu reference 10 the private police. and
gave his view OF the situation. fie said
1.-The citizens are ia favor OF a military
company. and the committee appointed
VIII make still another effort to confer
with the state Acknowledgement with
the hope that IL Will be able 10 place
company from Durham in the National
Guard II we ind 81 impossible IN our
second attempt. We VIII then consider
tho arranging Of body 81 citizens 70
Doe called out IN case OF emergency and
be ready at all times 20 protect the city"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
commissioners
AND THEIR WORK
Many Subjects Of Interest 70
Farmers Are Discussed-Ex-
terminating Ticks.


JACK SONNILLE. FLA. Novcmbor d -
The eighth annual convention Of fine
southern States Association Of the Com
missioners OF Agriculture closed a three
days session here to-day.
Many subjects Of special interest TO
The Southern farmer and planter were
discussed
The progress made IN tick oxterrnina-
uon IN Virginia was explained TODAY Nv
Or ]. C. Ferneyhough. State Neterinarian
OF Virginia. tie uointed out the progress
which Virginia has made I'm thar dir.c-
ton during the past summer and fan.
virginia, he declared, has gone 10 tba
front IN this work Of tick eradication
Or. Ferneyhough was congratulated bv,
the authorities Of the other States on Vfr-
ginias good work along this line.
Dr. Femeyhough stated that the fol-
lowing Virginia counties will be oxernpt
as soon as the Secretary Of Agrfculture
ar Washington adopts his recommenda-
tons. which have been approved by tho
Bureau OF Animal Industry: Amelia
Buckingham. Campbell, Franklin, Cum
berland. Appomattox. Prince Edward.
NOttOway Powhatan and Mathews
With the exception OF the quarantined
farms in these counties, they will now
be exempted from quarantine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Two Boys Injured and One Sup
posed to Be Under Debris.

Ispcrlal - Tho Times OisDatch1
WINSTON-SAI-EM y. C.. November
I.-SiX cars OF a freight train, which
left here az l2.30 to-day for Greensboro,
were wrecked near COlfaX ELIAS FuIp
and Frank Newell. two white BOYS from
kcrnersville. who We're hOboiug were
struck by one OF the cars and badly
injured. The crew OF tic WRECKED train
report tonight that white boy IS under
ono car, crushed To- death. his name
has not been learned
The two boys injured were brought Il
the hospital here on "a special tra.n.
Tho wreck is one OF rhe worst that las
ever occurred on tits line
The track is torn up for some dis
tance, and trains VIII probably not pass
before Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
MANCHESTER TAXES.

am now ready TO receive the state
taxes IN this city for the year 1875.
and sewer Taxes. There viii De- a @
per cent penalty added 20 aI tax bills
unpaid December I. 1906. and bills placed
in the hands Of the collector for couec-
lions
J. IS. RRONATGT. JR..
Treasure ~ City Of Manchester
HICKORY CAMP. 40. G. w. o. w. WILL,
uny"u monument 20 their late Sow
ereign T. Taylor. SUNDAY no
NEMBER ~ $3.50 =. NJ at Cakuoo1
Cemetery. Members OF this and sister
camps are frtr. rnauy requested % meet
at Marshall Htl az =. NJ
BY order of the camp.
". Il BRITAIN,
Act g.. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
MISS MARGARET HURKS'
MARRIAGE ANNULLEO
Especial TO The Tmes-DispatchI

LYNCHBURG. VA. November FL
Before adjouuing The Circuit Court this
afternoon. Judge Barksdale entered an
order declaring null and void the mar
rage OF J.. g. Burks Of the city, and
Margaret Saunders Burks. OF FItzgeraid
Ca. on the ground that the young woman
was forced 10 submit 70 the ceremony.
She was a student at Randolph Macon
College. and in June while on a vaca-
ton at Blackstone. her mother was
summoned here by telegram. Going TO
Blackstone She returned here with her
daughter. and that night the marriage
took place.
The suit was instituted by the wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Wants
Miscellaneous.

COMO LTTHIA WATER IS A CLEAR
spring water. full of medicinal proper
ties, pleasant OF taste. and will put YOU
on the right road to health Phone
2ll5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
MANY SHAAGHAIEO MEN
HAVE BEEN liberated
A Manchester Boy Missing and
Thought to Be on an
Oyster Sloop.

NORFOLK, VA. November 2I.-As a
result Of the activities OF United States
Marshal Morgan Treat and his deputies
In searching for men who have been
shanghaied aboard Chesapeake Bay oys-
ter vessels. great numbers of men who
nave been held aboard the vessels have
been liberated.
Deputy Marshal Miller returned from
Iangier Island this morning whore he
went TO summons witnesses in the case
or tho United States against Andrew A
Crockett, charged with the shanghaiine
Of nine Richmond men. docketed for IA
hearing tomorrow.
Mr. Miller reports that at least 100 men
have gone ashore at Onancock within
the past several days. and that out OF
about fifty oyster boats that have been
operating in the vicinity Of Tangier ISL
ana but eight are now in commission.
the crews OF the others having been re-
leased Those in operation. It is said.
nave crews that were legitirnatelv en-
ployod by their masters. and are FOR the
most part. natives Of Tangier Island or
Of that vicinity.
The liberation Of the crews. Mr. Treat
thinks Is virtual confession on the part
OF tne masters that their crews had been
snanghaled and otherwise oppressed
when word went out from the De-
Iarument OF Justice at Washington that
shanghaling must cease, the narshals got
pussy and 1t would seem that they have
about terminated the evil practice.
Mr. Treat has received a letter from
the chief OF police OF Manchester, va,
making inquiry about n lad OF that
city, who Is thought TO DO on the oyster
sloop Clara Tinsley. The boys parents
have been unable to communicate with
MN, and they think that he IS being
held against his Will Letters written TO
him have been returned undelivered. He
was seen in Norfolk last on october 9Th.
The marshal has directed that a search
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22

WASHINGTON. ID O.. Novenber y -
Justice Stafford to-day made tho formal
order 81 noue proseQu IN the case Of
former state Senator George +. Green. OF
hlng-amtou. y. T.. charged with CON
spiracy and bribery I'm connection with
the post-ofiico irregularities az 1so3 Green
was acquitted ora three OF the four in
dicfrneuts returned against him. and tho
government recently announced its de-
mcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
DIED ON TRAIN.
Negro Preacher on the Way TO
ColOred Conference Passes Away.

Especial o. The Times plspatchl
WINSTON-SALE.M y O.. November n
Rev. J. ID. Brown. coIored aged about
fifty years. pastor ~ a church in Meek
lenhurg county, five miles from Char
lotte. dropped dead this afternoon on
"a train from Charlotte 70 this city lie
was en- route 10 attend the annual Sos
sion Of the African Methodist Conference
IN session here. The body was prepared
FOR burial and shipped home tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Jamestown Strike OF.

Especial BY Southern Bell TelephoneI
NORFOLK. VA. November I.-The
fight Of the electricians. carpenters and
plumbers Of the Virginia Building. on
the grounds Of the jamestown Exposi-
ton. has been declared of. and the work
Of putting UP the building Will be re-
sumed tomorrow morning. the differ
ences between the contractors and the
men having been adjusted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
DODGED SHOT.
Richmond Man Escapes With
Wound in the Lin.

OXFORD. y. c.. November 2l.-Nhro
ont hunting on Saturday last Mr. H. p.
Taylor travelling salesman Tor T. a
Saunders's Sons & Company % Rich
mond. was struck by shot IN the upper
lip. EXCEPT Tor the fact - seeing the
gun discharged and lodging &c. tho en-
tire load would have enterd his body
There are said 20 De many birds IN
the fields, and hunters are unusually
l4VVy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Wants
Personals.

LADIES DELIGHT TO USE BLANkS'S
Nelveteen Lotion. 10 is so soothing and
heahng; no grease or gummy. sticky sub
stance; can be used at amy time; disap-
pears Immediately after applied, and
leaves the skin smooth and soft as vel
vet Price. 10 and % cents. ne BLANKS'S
DUG STORES and WAGNER DRUG
THINK OF THIS. YOUNG LADIES,
s. TO S. PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING. MUCH IN FEW WEEKS:
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT CALL
AT WHITLOCk BRANCH a MEXICAN
CIGAR co. TWENTY THIRD AND
CARY STREETS.
DYSPEPSIA CURED BY ONLY DRINK
Ing COMO LITHIA WATER: cost no
more than other water you have served
at your home. Phone -9Q for the Como
man. and he will call.
KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED EASILY
while you drink COMO LlrHIA Wa
TER. served at your home by the Como
man at the same price as other drink
ing waters Just phone 29a5.
CARPETS TO DUST BY VACUUM
systeW; also TO scour and dye; twenty
six years oXperienc. Mrs. a.
PYLE, N5 North FIFTH
FURNACES. LATRoREs. RANGES.
repairing and cleaning at reasona bic
prices VA. PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO.. 26 n. Ninth. Phone 1874
LARGE STOCK or LADIES' SHOP
ping bags, from 25c 90 $50. Also some
very handsome fitted bags from SIS to
80. AZ SPkNCE.S. Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE. HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
bath. onsood lot. in good neighbor hood
on church Hil. would make an ideal
home. For particulars. address ID 142
care this office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE A TWO
story brick house on Marshall or CLAW.
streets east Jefferson Street. give full
particular Address G. 129, care this Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
Wants

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost Of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 10 deaths. marriages,
obituaries and al other classified
notices No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-22
For Sale.

LARGE NUMBER OF SECONDHAND
IRON and wooden pulleys and hangers,
Almost any size and bore 3 hydraulic
pumps, Que MCGOWAN 4-plunger automa-
TIC. run 81 to 80 presses. and one Robin
son S-plunger dOuble-actiOu. run Is to
ol-2 inches by 16 feet long complete
except stack. al will be sold reason
able Write or call for prices. T. J.
NoblE. JR. $50 South Tenth street
FOR SALE 10 PURE WHITE WAN
outte Qulltts. with unrelated cucllcrel;
for quick sale So. also "a few half
bred wild turkeys. these Will max, some
grand birds for stock. all perfectly
lrt-tuy, and very tame, hons s., gon-
pliers 81 each. apply bANES, MattoaN,
Amelia county. Va
FOR SALE. TWO SECONDHAND TOP
hDgsies, one Eubbcr-Tirc Runabout.
one two or four horse Sweep-Power.
one three hOrse-p power Gas0lcne Engine.
one No. ID Tornado Feed-Cutter, also
SONS l4s East Main
NEW WAGONS no SUIT YOU. Also
several Buggies, Phaetons. Laundry and
GROCERY Wagons, newly painted and IN
most now. RICHARDSON BROS. Ol5
Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. a HANDSOME COUPE
Rocilaway. with rubber tires. viii carry
three persons inside. in perfect order.
ana a bargain. For price. apply TO w
G. SMITH sl4 North Fifth Street.
HAVE YOU TRIED THE sHUMArE
lnn.ne sfrop2 80 sending your razor
Co tla shop 90 be houed- Shumate hon
ing strou keeps 70 in perfect condition.
Price. ST. WAGNER DRUG CO. s.
sixth and Broad Streets. open an night.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. GAS
Stoves and Radiators Self-Fecding
RANGES VA PLUMRING AND HEAT
F INC CO., "a n. Ninth.
/ COLUMBIA CHhINIEss BICYCLE. IN
excellent condition. Cau. write or
'lhoue lf4-L. 1913 IVY street. Lee Dis
trict. CITY.
FOR SALE. DELIVERY LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons. new and second
hand prices right w. a.. SMITH. 8l4
/ COMO LITHIA WATER WILL CURE
uric acid gravel: cost same as water
YOU use every day. Phone 2905. and
tlo Como man VIII call
FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
1i-r.s for winter use new and second
7illH. Hi North F1fth.
+ WANTED THOSE INTERESTED ~
ne eng .es. wood saws feed cut
l -4e. tN Cali on w *
hAliiA Dc SONS. lis' East Main
ToE SALE 81 PAIR or INSIDE
blinds. in arst.rlass condition. s. % +.er
Lnem GO #" Battery street
iToR SALE POOL TAprr IN coon
.r s-r Cheap Address i 10.
FOR sAIE-oNc uuHrR-rrpr TOP
81 EEr. used about fun months
AiL1 EH'S SONS. l-0 South Eighth 81
DO YOU WEAR soCKs7 rF So prry
your shoes ~ SPENCEs. Ninth street
Notice.
BOYS SHOES THAT WIILT.Ae-r ~
boy more than montn. Tor ~ 81
6PENCE'S- -
LIVE AND LET us DYE r.p vCv-.
skilled workmer. established lisa ~
A J. fYLE 30 gll NDrtt Fffr.
Trunks and Bags.
VIZ WANT YOU TO CALL AT zoe PAST
broad street and convince ylurself 49,.
We lave the largest and best H. o.,
Irurks and Travelling Necsssitfee a. 80
o. IA ~
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Real Estate For Rent.

WANTED. TO RENT THE HOUSED NOW
occupy. on tho Howard Road. between
tlr tlcrultage and Brook Roads TO
some one. al once. il is a good location.
near car line. and three minutes walk
from now foundry ON the Hermitage
load, possession az once. Address ID
liU. care this office
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SMOKERS DELIGHT.

HAVE YOU TRIED MAHOGANY
Bend7'' II certainly VIII not burn your
fnnEue.
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The Valentine Museum

L-Et ENrH AND CLAY sTREErs
Open 90 a r. 10 J.. II
ADMISSION, &c.
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Flats For Rent.

WANTED To RENT FOR THE WIN
ter months. centrally located furnish
eel house or flat OF six or eight rooms
address 7 NJ r. TALCoTT. Bon Air,
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Rooms Wanted.

SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR ROOM
suitable for packing and shipping:
iea'hSd hN elevator. or Otherwise read
ilv acc, ssihie. central location. Main or
cary preferred. Address G. $50. care This
office.
WANTED. OR TNFURNISHEn
rooms. second floor for housekeeping:
state terms Address j. l59. care this
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LITHIA WATER.

WHY NOT DRINK THE WATER THAT
viii give you health when you are thirs-
"; Z costs you no more; use COMO
LITHlA WATER. Delivered fresh
daily. Phone 290a-
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suit was instituted by the wife.
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Boarding.
Rooms For Rent.


FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHFD
plt asant room bath and phone: board
FOR RENT BRIGHT ROOMS. NICELY
furnished. 1915 East Clay Street
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CHICKEN FEED.
BAKERY.

BAKERY.
THREE POUND JELLY ROLL &c;
Raisln Cakes. i2iac.. Cream Puns. so
large. DEINkARD :. 413Lb y. sixth.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKE AND CHEW MAHOGANY
Blend" # YOU would wish a constant
friend.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with care.
JACOB CMLAUF. 100 West Main.
Phone SOP