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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

10 the FIRST months Of the Russian
japanese war NO had d striking oE
ample of tho necessity for preparation
and tho early advantage of those who.
ao 90 speak, have shingled thelF roofs
in d. weather" Tho Virtue of prop
aratlon has made history and given to
ua our gro1teat men. The individual
as woil as The natlOn should be- Pre-
pared for any emergency Arc you
prepared 90 successfully combat The
nret cold you takef A c0ld can he
cured much more quickly when treat
od as BonR as d has been contracted
and before "a has become settled in
thc system Chamberlain Cough
Romcdy De- famous for its cures ~
colds ana 70 should be- tepl 90 hand
ready for instant uEe. For sale By nli
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

dry with a towel and apnly Chamber
iain's salyo just before going 10 bed.
and a speedy cure % certain. This
salyc 70 also Invaluable for sore nip,
Piles. itching piles and skin diseases.
For sale by ail druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01


Adjourned regular session o. the
board OF county commisaionora Pres.
ent: A Gruusfcld. chairman. n. r.
Springer. commissioner. Severe San.
chez. commissioner, A. r Water.
clork.
Ordered by Tho board that error In
assessment return OF Elsomann Bros
Tor the yenr 1909 be- corrected.
NJ, y. Hickey presents petition Tor
the division OF precinct No. 20.
Report OF tho treasurer aud colloc.
tor for the quarter onding June 90.
1906. Oh presented. Same d. ordered
placed on record end hled.
The clerk Us instructed 20 notify
VT Rankin, county surveyor. 10 or.
der the Albuquerque Oas. Electric
Light and Power company 10 move
their poles from the middle. 20 one
side OF the Mountain Road.
II ~ ordered that the account OF
Eslavio Wiki amounting - tt06lO. ho
disallowfd.
q ia ordered that tho following
bills Boz approved
la Opinion Publlca. stationery end
pruning ''.t.ttt .t.. .-....N laN0
Morning Journal. printing and school
supplies ''.. ss., .ss..t.. 900
A. 0ruusieid. salary aud mile
age ...... 900. ...... ..... 2o2.so
NJ r. Springer. SALARY. ...... 10000
Severe sanchez, salary and mile
age ........ .,... 800. 2oLso
a. VI Walker. salary and once
supplies 49,. ....... 49,. 2es.ts
a. y. walker. binding hloa .... 1000
Tomas GrinRo washing towels 240
Diego ~ Sanchez. salary. quarter
ending Sept. 30. ...... ... 5000
=. w. Clancy. SALARY. quarter end.
ing Sept 3d.. ...... .... 5000
}. y. Pearce, SALARY. quarter end.
ing Sept. 80. 900. ..... 90 90
Tomas Griegc, salary. quarter end.
Ing Sept. 30. ..... ... 1880
Jesus Romero. salary. quarter end.
ing Sept. 3d.. &c.. ...... 100 90
la Opinion Publica. stationery END
p. Armijo sAlaries Of jailer guard,
Cue. .tt. .ttt,s ,,,. .,t..t bfl'4o
Crystal Zee company. ice Goo. 1905
Citizen Pub Co. printing and
oihulhE '.s.,, ....t.. ,,t.,. 20Ieo
whitney ,co, Hardware and plumb
"b '..' ,''ss.ts '...s. .... ll440
7. Armilo, boarding prisoners, guar
ter ending Sept. 80. zee. zee. 677.5O
Morning Journal. stationery and
pruning tttsss ssts sst...s. 1880
ordered that all supplies Tor county
ohcors be- procured upon order Of
either the chairman or clerk OF tho
board
Adjourned 10 wednesday. oct. O..
1906.
! p. m A. 0RUNsFFfD.
4 y. WALKER Chairman
Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS
REPORT
Board ADULTS Bills and Trans.
acts Other Routine
Business.


October 4. 1896
Regular session OF the board OF
county commissioners Present. A.
GWnsfold. chairman. a. h. spr.ngtr.
commissioner A. y walker. clofk
Adjourned 90 meet Oct q. at 10
"a. M A. GMUNaFELu.
A. H. WALKER. Chairman
Ciurk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Love Stories Not b. the Duchess
MlsH Haiile naldon nI South pNta
hurg and best fellow wore og. huRH
riding un uuf pike sunday srrna
cher freng Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

respected men IN Utah are Mormon
apostles who are known 10 have more
than their share of wives. Possibly
the Indifference with which GontilDs
look upon these things ia accounted
for by the old observation that vice
long endured ls hnally embraced.
There canho no question however OF
the great ability Of some a. the leading
Mormons or Of their upright lives.
setting aside tho little habit Of mar
ryinE too many wives.
The Oontiles Of salt Lake viii toll
you that time Il working wonders
here aa well o. elsewhere IN the west.
Thcy say that polygamy will die out
with the old fellows who are now
pacticing g. They believe, also, that
other Objectionable Mormon practices,
such ns clannishncas In politics. will
pass away
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
SONS OF VETERANS CAMP.
Captain John Lamb \ Addresses
Emporia Veterans.. 5s

(Special to +, Ihe lnesrl)lsphtct}'l
"a g5p.MPORIA, YA,.s July Sat Q nleatlrlg
held in the armory hero yesterday, a
oatnp Of sons Of Confederate Veterans,
to be known as the J. n, Chambliss
Camp, was organized. i. being old court
day, and notice OF the Organization hay
ing been circulated, there was q good
attendance Of veterans and sons, Com
igressman' John Lamb, by special Invita-
ton, delivered an approprat to address, \,
At the conclusion of Captain Lambs
address Twenty-Five sons were enrolled
as members III the camp.
n Ii, M Taylor, the Temporary chairman.
announced d comm ttee. consisting OF y,
s, Weaver, n. o., Tredway and RI. ",
Grizzard, to arrange q programme for
some early and convenient date upon
which the sons will hold another meeting
and I perfect their organization. q. .sS
The local camp Of veterans Will be
INVITED tn participate In the ceremonies
Sos the next meat!ng. and an enjoyable
occasion In ssted, .Ss NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
S8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Hampton Roads Yacht Races
Will Be 80 eading Feature. III.

Especial to The 81 Times p spatch.) g3
n u NORFOLK, Al, July 8.--Inde pendence
Il Dny3Nwill he generally observed rs q lloli-
day In Norfolk. little business Of any
kind will be attempted In the city.
sss5s The principal orting5 event u Of the
day will be the fine annual 4 Fourth Of
July yacht races under the auspices OF
the Hampton Roads Yacht Gu b. AS tn.
Hampton Roads Yacht Club grows IN
Importance. so does i ts races. Tho events
4 or the club now attract the attentlon OF
the yachting world, and crowds of people
4 are expected to witness those tomorrow.
There will ebe six classes OF rncers-larse
aloops. three entries; yaWs. four en- tries;
small sloops, three entries; cat ats.
three entries and skipjaoks three entries RES
E Commodore Ferguson has been busy
preparing for tho tia, and lie thinks
jihat3 there will be some pretty racing. The
races will commence promptly at lo
O'Clock. and the di fforent classes OF racers
will be started in the order N when
4 they are above mentioned q. BY 5s g
Fl The first prize to he contested Tor is q
handsome silver cup, to be awarded the
boat making the fastest time over tho
/, course, There are also prizes O ffered IN
/ each of the classes. Il i4 II WI
Stsi The course to be sal ed 10 IA triangular
one, from w lloughby Hotel to; Thtmble
Light, to a stake boat or Lynn III yen,
back to starting point.
q N There will also be q double-l ead der be-
tween tho Portsmouth, and Norfolk base
ball clubs, a game In Portsmouth In ne
morning and one In Norfolk In the "
kernoon, 5s @ Ss5 "A g III Ssh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
s#s BROKE UP MEETING.
Prophet of End Of Nv ! I ord y: d Figured
& ..s,5 = Prince Edward Isl

IS nac,ol s 10 The Times dispatch : sssS
REFN BAY, All, July St an
"A, - ant IN your Tuesday dailB g
n koy rh " 81 n ny
father 81 Thurman tsm. recalls e
~ "the older inhabitants the h fa g lllas
Mr. Thurman for many o1'e mbqt, !,
st wssa i laqsey attended a. many So
W. far nero curiosity. while 50 me PEI
3 ii implicitly In his rropi,ees ies ana'
n,,{ lg stated II, your paper OF yesteraaay,
t,,rned Eainst him At ter his prophep'c''ess
did not come to Y pass s48s IS.
n On ono occasion when he had q N very rs,
large crowd on hand, q auestlon was a l.ais
cd BY one OF his hearers Wnio,li naosa
NJ NJ who mad Joined his faith to break
jaway. The nigh n In uestion was tla 8 2
v !, cold one, though IN tho early sum
mar. The ton mndo by M :rhnsr. !,
NM, Was that the time for the second
coming 81 Christ was y only q lew days
IN md on account OF tho lin usual con-
&flitona az the weather at that tins, ne
gained many cow no bell evea zln az
tho end OF tho world was clos g. m
81 The speaker had ! u, attention OF MS y
hearers and many WaroE ~ a serious LIt'l'e y
3 hoya arose and asked tho Hpea kerS y
he would allow him to ask him g cues
lion. which Mr., Thurman agreed TO allow.
8 Ie was asked to please 90 over his f,g-
ures ana give the people q 4. few more re
days to spend on earth. as the time was
very short In which they must all gather
Z ia watch for the appointed time, &.
This question caused an uproar by the
majority OF those presen T. and 80 com.
Spietely took tho prophet by surprise thnt
no reply was made the meeting y, N q
get many OF HIS followers together, all
thought, al stated An The S Inea- Dis
patch, many had faith In him Il to- the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
USED R.A|''1| |
IN INVESTIGATION.
Jury quickly A. Acq l,,its'5 colored
5;5 Girl Who " ofnail's
w capon 8o SD Defense e :l! Il
81 ccEEDs BISHOP s.: j ~ cKER.
Recalled from + az; ar q Away Japan pan
to Take Charge 81 s. 4 Z; a t;FI; I
Church. 4.
SUCCEEDS BISHOP TIC n i k |''l::F'I

fspecI il e The Il, Times ispatch.)

Special to The Times Dis patch.) 2Ss3S
III II oRFoLK, Al. July s.-Bea trlce
sGrandy. a young colored SRI. charged flt.tEs
~ IN mialiciopsly stabbng with Is hat-p ,l
3 Dung George Derby. we sS.a g
quilted by II jury the Corporta g s
Court to-day The jury del g g y
the case FOR Just three minut es 4, 81
The girl stabbed the boy throug 81 stlhlee
back with the PIN Il the ass W. 8,
I'D for eral days the boy 9 llie M nu,s
m the balan ce The 81 ties ified t
her sister met sew eral bo ys On 9
street IN Client, among them being yo OWE
Derby. who, she said pied =, pus -
8her al the sidewalk She sta bbed him N IN
57S several q prominent esidents of Ghent
sent letters& the court
&rood ch aracter Of the Sgi {,
a Rev. Dr +. Beverly % Tuck er, ceIlltiy J,
elected bishop coad III tor OF theH ~
diocese 81 Southern " tnia, ~.
~ AIrss Tue ker, left N orfolk to7dsayaio
h,,rp ana Roam oke to NAL e plans
800 .S,,t,,re no me- Tho bis COZ az
90. mat res, de lii the western section
aof the diocese fter ne Deeil
Grated ana has entered upon 5tHe
~ his al Ice. Dr. hadEa 20
tarInined Is live In Roanoke, but a s.l, VI
fart rs said, Is being made 70 $liauueo
Nh ,tol9 reside In ynchbur rs. y, sss /.
ma bishop coad Will Pr. pa9ply ~ !,
consecrated III Octoer. IN old |. =.
Church the church which ne l mas ssrxeu g
! : ,actor for went y-fl 70 yea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
EMORY N ORMAL.
Large Attendance and Highly
Sncc essfu1 Meet it1rs. 5s .ss
,,sclais "a liTho8 Times. Dispal

3sss Especial to- Tho + mes lspa tell.) 5
EMORY, All, 4. Jnly 3-.rhe Summer
state Normal opened ut Emory and Henry
College June 18th large number %
teachers from all parts Of the distr,ilc c':
are III attendance The number js now
about 16. and they continue TO arrive on
every train \ professor Harris Hart. 81
Roanoke, Is the enthusiastic conductor
m the normal, and he has surrouI l1 r .tt,
himself with a faculty tho personnel q q
which y \, high Z: lecture 4. -
lvered to the r,ort,alites 9y Dr Mcryae.
evening tiis subject being Tho Ancient \ 7
Legends That Bear lIpon the Tales les t q
Uncle feemtis. ~ J.
IN fter 5the iect ure tho faculty Of the
Normal school gave q reception to the
Students. Proper refreshments were were
served, and. withal, II was g easan :
time. j ....% Y. S
THAT the normal will be q success there The
ls fio doubt The location d q Emory s Y .
Henry il ideal, the Il car, pus bein, the the
inrattiest In the B state. the water p,iir. e,
and 4 the climate henltl, I'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

Rents # e leg atlt r esidence ST the
MILLION new n HOUSES
Norfolk Business NJ Ell Pushing
the Matter 81 Coal Dis ~
Examination.


Especial to The Times . Dispatch
NORFOLK V ~, II ] " \ AIRY 81.
George Tucker PRESIDENT q the James.
town Exposition, has leased the home
Rof 4 the late Albert Grand y, sS newspaper
publisher, on Freemason Street, and with
his family will come here to live about
October 18th. The home & is 4 one OF the
RhandsomestI in the city I and Is Il In one
$of u the clty's most Desirable sect Tons;
Mr.. Tucker IS now in Lexing ton, ting
Ibis 81 family. He will oliver q speech
at Clifton Forge to- Orrow.: s5#
New buildings. the @ construc Ion ss OF
which was NJ authorized "a In Norfol X H the;
first six months OF 1905, HI are lued at
more than 81, OOO, O0O. Few Of the permits
granted were for buildings o. more than
mod crate 81 ze. ss
4 At a conf erence held here this ter
noon between represent tn Il Ives Fox, OF the
Chamber Of Commerce and the p oard Sof
Trade, on the one sid Il, "a nd y. Hobart,
coal and fuel agent n OF h the n OF folk and
Western railway. on the n Their * relative
3tobthe alleged discriminati ion q gainst Nor
folk ms the mat ter Of freig ht$ re tes on
coal 4 II obart stated that II was In q no
way responsible for I TIL and co uld promise
his conferees no rel left Traffic Manager
IT, IS. ssDaYant, Of the Norfolk and Yves "a
errl, VII be asked n for an a xplnnnt ion.s
Should satisfactl ion be btained In mo
other way !, Els proba BILE that II he matter
will be referred to the Corp Ion Com
mi an la .$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
COMPLAINANT PAYS
COsT!s8.|k T d: '|lI'||!
a Dung Lad from 4 Every & Dis Dis
#trict 10 G compete for Silver
M dial. "a
The .Ti:rr1n,l,es.. Dispat ch.)s

IA (Special 81 to- The q Times Dispat ch.) s@45
Bss gPE,oTsYLvANIA, J,lly "A ~, In r
,sonir e II ~ III ,f1as ttnan's Magisterial
carr n o1day morning at spotsy lvar,ia
Courthouse. III the lawsuit for damages
iiinstftuted5 Isl II ssJ ray Com n 81.
wealth. attorney for tlil against J.
sJ HI Crismond OK 39erk q Oh q otsyl-
Syania Court for tfespass from STOCK q m! 2
Jury renl cred q .verd let lch put the 4,
$Rcost ~ An Graves and Instructed Crismond
70 keen Ills stock Iii future rom the ne
8preImises 81 the compia inant. H S3s
nj, THE 5proIiiinence OF the pa ties gave
4,,n,,si,ai terest Ito the trial wl1ic h$vvas
messed by cons ID erabl crowd.
.SsI me spo ylvania holiness camp meet
Ing. located near snnlt gflt, TINS county,
viii be cond ucted by r vs.s 9 spencer Z
and Date lora tne .rees
Sing Is August 18th / to the q st II t
si,1 Children s. Day services Wi be held at
shady Grove Met hodlst Church, near
IIcks' s store, this county the third sun "
day In J vi 81 4,
gholl M County Conv Ion at Spotsy i
8ynnia Courthouse on We dnesda the hrs
Bdav@ 81 August. !.A young lady declaiH yaA
s. from each Of the mag sterial dis riots Il OF
the count y will compete Z or the silver me- g
Sdal awarded BY the League Il TO- the be ,i
speaker. The following minist ers constr ms
Stute the Spots County Lea glie
Committee :Sl5t IL ".
ReVs. Il. Parhana, s5$ y IN q SMUT
and Decatur Edward s..s II y,
s "a Il delightful entertain1ne consisting
Sof 4 tn bleaux and 4 recital ions. was given
last saturday evening at S Asbury Me
NOR al & Methodist Church., near MT,
Pleasant, this i county which, together
with the refresllmentsSs sold. Melted snug
little sum for the benefit Of the organ y
Y fund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
.|VEDD|NGB[LlS
|NH..O|l||.D|.v||.||R||G||'||N|||I|||.A||
Beautiful Country Wedding I'M
Pleasant Grove Church, III
,slsj IN ccklcnburg. Ill
MISS 3. WAR; THE !. {: BRIDE | 1 !! y
#Marrics Mr.. n. "a. Ga Bcatt!1.
tifuls Decorations and Bril- 81
liant Assembly.
D!

g sSt Especial 10 The Times p spatcfl)
a N EcKLpNBufsG. "A, July s.-y.r'he
marriage Of Miss Hattie b. Warren. the
tiausf, ter. 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II War
ircn. Of Afecklenburg county e Mr. Henry mr.
Alexander Gayle Thursday the 18th ! OF
June. was ono 81 tile social even ts Of the he
season. The marriage was celebrated !. -
Iicasant q rave Church. which was g boy I,
Or ot ovlfness. he dccor1ltiors We're ,s q @.
palms, Ferns. potted plants. and the cyl Y,
dence 81 daiste was d rtisticall and str!k
1ngiy carried out. inst under the arch
was suspended q large double heart a. made ace
of jessIinines. VI A; 5Ss M g \. K
8 The bridal party entered In the follow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
GARBER&HOLDS HIS OWN
His Assailant Tracke TO a Cave,
but Was Z Not Found.

(specI n to w The T1fles-D lspntch.l
4 n TAUNTON vs. , lily .3-TAtr H.
CARRIER. the night Waterman ct Putnam's
D times yesterday Nj morning 4 and badly
beaten with n bludgeon by N unknown
assaiant. !. is holding his own, and says
that he feels as though he will get we'll.
IIe was shot clear through the abdomen.
M the hip. and in the left shoulder. IS
u The fuglti ye,f who was wounded by Mr..
CARRIER. was tracked by blood to a I'VE
on Factory Hill where It was plainly
Visible from fresh FOO tprlnts that some
one had recently entered. AT a late
hour a party, headed by Capt, Fl. T.:
Opie and Deputy Sheriff M /, W, Bucher,
was made M and explored tile cave for
the Would-be murderer, but he was not
found. IL. ~ N "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
PRESIDENT NJ bank
NASs30.,,0|0|0 s. SHORT ORR
The D ositors Of Savings Bank
Will Get About One
Third /,
3 ,l fgpecIal e TIC Times lapa tcsh.)

Especial to The Times ID apatch.) e
N E,WI'o RT NEWS. July " g
Sceiveer. .. a. ,Vtllett. for the defunct
Savings Eank \ Of rleWport U 6Ws. u da u
filed In the Corporation Court his frat
I Sta tement.8 The statement shows that
Irwin Tucker, the late president d 4, the h
bank. was nearly $1,000 short Il, b his
accounts, and that the Il deposlt orsI Will
receive about go cents on h the dollar.
sThee assets OF & the bank Mounted S 70,
about 49, 900 and the liabilities To- $55. wv.
55 President n Tucker blew out his brains
several weeks 90. when Chief OF Police
Reynolds was at tho door OF his bed
I room 4 10 arrest him Tor ernbez inent.i
8IIes Ind been gambling IN stocks s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04


Ing manner: Miss Matte Edmonsoii, wilt il
Mr.. Harry Smith; Miss Eula Petty and
Mr. John Y Dung ;S Miss Carrie Gil and
III. Edwin Smithson Alss Il thel Warren
ana III MI .S Oh lies Cridlin. Of RI edmond;
NJ iss $Erma Phi lips and Mr. Sam rich
M Isl ThulIa Norwood ana Mr.. Ed Sim
mons Miss Of O Yancey and M I'erlsc-
ley Ogburn lss al lie and lt NJ:
| Jack Moore. OF Chase Ct Next I came
the ushers-- essrs. Harrie Edmon y. y,
SYaverly Gil, Willie Russell Peter Ter y
ID son. warren THOMAS. ii Her and Willie
Warren. Eight flower girls pupil Is Of N u ss
Warren, ali Dressed inBWhite sllk9g and and
4 "a frying large botlqu cts Of llte scnrna-
lions ana ferns, presented 81 scene q
ra RI 1oyelirless, and came NJ N I; nnt sto %
an either side OF the sminist ter. They were
Misses Grace VIII kinson, Mary u louise
Thon,as &, lice Moore Dennis Panlette "
Jeanette Simmons. Julia Dc ves, Lizzie
Elan and Sue Moore. q
s Miss Evelyn Acker, the ii daulg enter ny. g g
iEx- senat tor John Ac1ter, OF Hal risor burg "
wearing an xauisite costume nn q wnlte
and carrying white car Iat4ons, was maid
OF honor; Ss The bride, wearing an Inn
ported gown 81 blue cloth and carrying
q Psalm book, with long white and gold
book mark, en- tered with her father:
The groom with his brother. MI r bert
= I.
Gayle, al best man. came In from I: the
side door. The ceremony was beauti-
#fully ana impressively performed BY the
Rev Fl u Baptist, pastor and friend ri, o.
the BRIDE 81 S "
\ The church ushers were Messrs. a ubrey
4 Holiness Sam Land, Linnie Stone and
Jack Ferguson. The church was Allied
\ Is the utmost and there were ma ny a. a (
stendants from a distance. The bride is
5popular IN 4 New York and ( Phil delphiai
and Ia i pupil OF the celebrated singer
Madame Darling formerly Of New York '-l'
now OF Paris. WIZ ss3s Al
S3 The groom is Q prominent young b US
ness man and salesman, and has q llos4
lot friends. NJ S$ a. V y. N 81
e MISS Helen Gray Gregory, with Mr.
Samuel h McCargo Warren. gave an OF.
"a II recital as the cong ton assem-.
&bled, ana In 1,er sdelghtfuly charming
manner performed Mend elssohn 8 m arch
Bas the bridal party entered. During the
ceremony the sole sweet strains S d
$o,,Twas the Fragrant Summer Time" lent
an additional charm that Will not soon soon
DO forgotten. 4,
#5 The quantity Of handsome Il silver. cut
glass and other presents test the popu,
slarity Of the young couple. Amid q
shower OF rice the couple boarded Il the
train at Union Level for an exte lltle'
trim West, g II M Ed az NJ 81 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
TERRIFIC STORM,
Two Men Stunned BY Lightning,
Girls Battle With Sna Ike.

855i8IlB Especial TO The Tim es- lspatch.) 3s
WINCHESTER VA, July 3s--One or
the seyerest electrical storms hat ever.
/ passed over this section occurred late:
this afternoon. and It is feared that re-
ports from the COUNTY will ndicatef per-
5haps, fatalities. Within 9 mile Of; Win
chester two Henry IS Grady and
William "a nj erson-- re ss truck S and
stunned. laying unconscious for e. con- 4
sidera bic time. The men will recover, Il
Is thought, but both seem 70 have been
sfrightfully burned. a Z hey were IN the
employ Of II NJ. Boyer fruit-groWer.5
While picking berries near their home
NIond ay, Miss Mae Cunningham and Miss
Marie Feagans. OF Rest, this county,
were attacked by o. $l flve-foot black
snake. The young aides fought the
snake with clubs and ;su eeded In killing
II, after a lively battle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Chesapeake 81 Ohio RI

Cincinnati, III a annapolis I. louis. e hloa.3
90, 4 Loulsvli y, Nashville N ON pr Is.sssS5
En- s:i6 p. N. and II 100 n daily
Westbound Local ~ rains: u III
80 II. DAILY and s. rs p M week dayssSS
4 NeWport & N ews, Norfolk y and Old u isoInts
100 4A. M. and 400 n NJ daily
Local Tor Newport N ews and Old Potnt.
S$5 is $Af. and Is 100 7, y. daily
9iil James Il River Tine
10 100 A. NJ daily: 4: 1S y. WEEK 9dAya
8Arrcos Main u no from West: q $50 M
1880 y! g IL :,
IS 10 81. NJ James River ssg 40 N, e.A
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to- publish THO fact !, rs he has theirl but
that fe ls confident tho testimony is OF
thinking the chances are good Tor a con-.
victiot,SIoi II iarrts VI .
a IL Vii luz n Remembered that Fannie
stnarx Was swaylNld at night nnd sfiot
near ttfss ilofies of Harris and WIS the
general opinion among the iicaghtor 70 y that y.
Harris WIS tbs man tint committed the
crime, but no u violence has been adduce,l
10 Bptpvs Ills gtiilt y tp 70 the present
Mi dootte II going to press the matter
4 to- The fullest extent. "a, liz t8 M " 4
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s35 IN soNLYgALL.RAIL$LI LINE TO NoRFOLK.9&f
Il Leave byrd ST: station. Richmond. Dally,as
IN Eject Nay q, lsos. SsSss
sF FOR NORFOLK: 300 49, II. e 49, I,.$ = v
$50 il. II. vi
81 FOR the WEST and s& NE
:soUTHWEsT:s:06 a. 4 u: noon. ~
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I5A 100 N. gbo
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m nu ten. SS
W.SB.EBEVILLsls CHI .BOSLRXs&ssA
Gen. Pass. n a rent. Dist Pass.s 800;
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"a For IN ana Nv, Ry. West. 10 10 and $50 II =!
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lions snot guaranteed. . :, 4SSs