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New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MECHANICS LIENS,

Keotscher & 60. sz-. PoIlack a Nathanson
owners and contractors. ss =
Same property Michael E. Ke.re agt. same. 20
18th ave, Nos and l5s; Elk Karison arr
Charles Beckman. ownsr: Fritz Burghard con
Same property: John Karson agt. same ........
nelly ST., =. W. corner 18th St 9nxfoO: p T
MtllIgan Company agt Clara Glauber oxnar:
william Gildersleevs. contractor -. - =
Front St. No. I; Nathan Kohireiter azt John
,.tS owner Hermann & Helm contractors. 81
l4th St No - East: Charles McGresor szr
Audin~t and Frederick z C;rbert and Ma
euerffs CsQtn. owners and con-rsctors: Metro
P0Iltan Amusement Company. contractor...... s.
'ioon 81, NO $40 East; Antonio Iadarola agt. Ro-
sario and Antonio Negro. owners and contract
nth ~, No s2 West: william 7. Pbsi,n arr
ta'rick j. Grimm. owner Thomas J. McLaush-
'"h -, No 12s East; same sst. Arthur W
saunders owner: Thomas J. Mclaughlin cor
1e5st 81 No 0s1 West: same agt. Ha-n., H S
tnurchlli. owner: Thomas J. Mclaughlin con
list st, No. 81 West; same agt CI,Ir-se W.jI
owner; Thomas ]. Mclaughlin contractor a.
''n ave-, NO. 2l32 to 213s; Sarah Leah et al
Eu1Aecu'ors' aSt- Max 9. Reiser. owner; George
nlester. contractor; B. Pomorsntz stIt,-con-
Ridge No, l2s and 1so: VETS, & "a 40,
Max Ryshpsn. owner: Bernard Schnsu con
same property: same asr. Max Ryshpan owner
Riverside Drive. Nos, 225 and 2ae AchiIie Bataeli,
eo,t a., ae. Ieopoidine obendorf-r. owner and
contractoT; John s. Buzzini, contractor -. I a
Amsterdam No. 6s5; Samuel IfI.. a., -"
simon and Carrie Feist owners and contractor, .
a19 a59sesrdsn ave, No ss7; same agt same. 4
Sse % st NO III West same aet same .......
Vermont Marble Company agt Pollack a Ma
'A-is"n owners and contractors. ..-.....,... IA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS Il

10th St No S01 West Knoburn Company agt
Mare Mestre ct al. December &. 1903 (by de-
p@sltl ..........,.-..... s2ss u
SuIoIk ST. No 115. Julius Ysllin al. a4t.
Morris Goldberg ct al: November 49, 1898 -, 300 N
Amsterdam ave. w.
nulbef company Peter d. Plunkett ct a.
November 20 1906 by bond). q
Der 49, 1906 (by bOndl. 40 o.
etn ave. a. ". corner i4Ith AudI-y Clarke
~ 1905 by bond) 1ooo o'
fsiNlbston st 2. cor Wiliett king
,o 1906 10 &
ioist st No S2S West; Arthur r Atkins art
Mar E Miller al January q. 1895. -. Iass s.
Orchsrd St No 30; Adolf Cohen agt. Max ".
Solomon August u. 1906 "a
solomon NovsHb-r H. 1905 e54 o.
iVlst st. Nos 4G2 and 404 East: Gustav FIsisch--
man aet Daniel DreH-tus er al: August I3. 1898
,hy deposio ...............'..... 100
NAV IS 1906 (by deposfD. 2ss a
same property, Oscar Goerkstrom axt same:
June 15 1905 Cby deposit). 1857 os
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
OFFICIAL u. s. STEEL STATEMENT

The following statement bearing on the fufrre
is official:
1he tnlted States Steel Corporation noIas ar
me present ume shout SlGO,GoOo in cash and Sc
- tLeS, IN View ot these large assets ana Uros
Pe'is oi Increased earnings Ia lsN an iss1isrpa ~
b'nlos "a connection with the construction - d..
gary plant IS -'''' VI tiiS
ne steel corporation in the vaa- 90 Will -,
g-L-a spPi1slmately sio0og1 f6i ne,V constr,N
~. a.ih ~" outlay next viii be as large -
20, Err. iiie question ~ CONSTRUCTION vas
4,ft'@iiN nc onl5 fls1ttrr discussed =,
days meeting q tie a..r.e .5i,I.{;fao 'sS'ei-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
B. R. T. BUYS BIG ENGINES
Contracts for largest Stationary Turbines
Ever Built-Total Cost, S2,500,00o.
JBy Telegraph to The Triba-e.

P1ttsburg. Dec 12.-The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company placed an order to-day with the Westing-
mouse Machine Company for the largest stationary
steam turbines that have ever bean nro5,,co7 r.,
contract calls for five turbines of 10000 kilowatts
poWer %o each. The machines will have a capacity of
80 " t''oWe an ordinary steam locomotive
!iaS CdPdc'A OF loo horsepower In addition TO
enai ng S'eam ntgrbges the company will supply
total cost of the machinery will be So 800 900
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
ATLANTA NEGROES ACQUITTED.

Atlanta, Dec IA jury acquitted four Negroes
to-day of the charge Of numbering Patrolran Jsrn.s
Heard In the September riots In Atlanta These
Negroes we're among nifty indicted for the murder
oi He3rd ana II Is likely that the charges agtinst
'ie others VIII be- dismissed. The inability Of tbs
witnesses Tor the state 10 identify the de:engaTt
had much To do with The result -1'i- :
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SUE SENATOR McARrYs ESTATE

- - sul !" recover $4,000 a promissory note
""s Desuh IN the Supreme Court Brooklvn 20.
ierdaF' by Tie sprague National Bank agains, tbo
.'la's 'I ] tie late Senator John McCarty Accord
Ins 10 "4iilam j. Carr Supreme Cou,t IjsttIe-
'niiaS t,O 80 ~ appearing for the bank r H. FIy,n
Si9in6.p ~ "a" hhhk on April l9 1902 for "A lnan ''f
md se9sfo 'II% H Purporting to he signed by Flynn
h9nds OF lie Cross County RatirGai 81
- II, allI go, tire money After Judgment bsS
"r-h tth-h us':y alleged. s' Han
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
THAW EVIDENCE MISSING.
Record of Charge Made Against Him by
Girls Mother Disappears.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

PittshUrS Dec. 12.-Detectives are hunting
for the page containing he record of the criminal
charges ght against Harry Kendall Thaw by
the mother of Ida Fitch, eighteen years old. of
Williamsburg which. discovered to-day has
bean taken from the docket of the late Justice of
the Peace James Creelman. of Williamsburg.
The charge vas filed about six months after the
marriage Of Thaw and Miss Evelyn Nesbit Mrs.
Fitch alleged that Tn w attempted 10 entice her
daughter. He arrested when he the girl
by his appointment AT Fifth and Wash
ington street, this city. and fined s.. Justice
Creeman died several weeks ago and the docket
was turned over 10 Justice j. j. Walker three days
later
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

s nsrnan nan St-au.s 81 al: Reed p attys: r. Maxwell.
aunt que s2b333 SIS; $50 IS; adjourned
10 ~ Prospect "a II OF Oakland Pi.
- !" * s&loo vacant; A Farrell Mary Far
III et a.. NJ j Egan. atty. William Rurke. ref:
doe S62i 30: taxes Frank KEerek
h samuel tioldsticker Bradhurst OF 146th
ts rres; three sty ork nste and stores:
rIe'cner Nt a. trustees ast Charles Lsudin ct al:
W, = > Melvin. atty Abraham Stern. ref: due,
S5sSs hs taxes. s393 so; prior morris <sOOO
'hr estate or Schultz for IS. 800 prior
by II 6 Mapes n Co: Washington 100 OF
" estchester 1COx10s dwlx vacant:
Margaret Condon, Edn ast II Condon 81 al: Irving
Washourn atty; l. Farchid. ref partition Leslie
Acker FOR 81. 100. =
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

(1RANE, EDWARD Am PURSUANCE OFF An
~ order OF Hon Frank t. Fitzgerald a surros.t, AZ
the county or New York. notice In hereby riysn 20 ~.
persons having claims against Edward A late OF
& sne CoanS 1s OF New York deceased to present tbs
their place OF transactins business at the or. -
Crane & Lockwood No. Wall Street IN ths a.
ough OF Manhattan IN the City New YORK on ,r S.
fore the 6th day of April next ~A Va ia
Dated New York the tth day OF October 1908
Executors. - N1NeNE.
CRANE & LoCKWooD Attorneys for Executor, "A
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan New w.
City. E'e~ AorK
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Surrogates' Notices

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ARNIR
:, Ihomas surrogate OF the County OF New
YORK notice is hereby given o all persons bav,1.
claims against Henry Thompson. late Of Stamrnr5s
Fslrheld County Conn., deceased, present tha
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber az tts
usnsaetns business No 81 Wall Street. in the ttv
or New York or before the 18th day ot Mav naYy
dated New YORK. the 9TH day November ieos
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY. Executor. Se
Manhattan, n. Y - '- >'4ee
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
REALTY NOTES.

""tr a Co have leased the two stores at No
80 'o'nhib1s ave. for Bernard J. KapIsn Ia
,'ohu7 d. and James Burke for term os years
-. - " I'' East 64th st. for L. @. Reed to II II
irving for term Of years. for dwelling house NM
80 basement store at No 4S Wcst nm,
'"' ieter Malone % Edward SheegeI AIsa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
TO REMODEL BROADWAY STRUCTURE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern~
tendent Murphy for remOdelling and undermining
the five story loft and building No. $40 Broad
way, owned by the Surety Realty Company. new
six story building will be added. and the interior
made over and new Staircases and an elevator in
stalled The improvements cost 81 $50 ac-
cordng to the estimate of E a. Meyers. the archi-
far
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
FOR WHEATLEY HILLS TRACT $4,000

McNulty & Fitzgerald Company have sold for tba
ID. X. Lawrence estate a tract OF about tbit,
a. "a res on the Flushing and Jamaica Turnpika g.,
III r. w heatey Hills sections Of Long Island '
ne property has been sold 10 a Boston financfa-
~ wil VII erect large dwelling house the site
ire consideration was about $4,000 '''e'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
MORE STOCK FOR STEEL EMPLOYEES.

The United States Steel Corporation. it Is under
stood. will the future offer TO the
ployes of that corporation and it's subsidiary
panes the privilege of subscribing for preferred
stock a figure slightly above par The price
fixed for employees subs rriptions year ago
par, and 1926 employees subscribed for total OF
Coo shares. Steel preferred closed in yesterdays
market at 10or.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At "a Vesey st-Fy Joseph Day; aso Amsterdam av-.
cor lbSth 81 6oNlO0, vacant Realty Mortgage Com
pany et al agt Herman Harris et al; Wolf u attys:
Buck ref amt due. oss 81 taxes. etc. S+iS ds;
sub 10 prior mort OF S22 O00
fy Bryan Kennedy: IA and t2d 1a5th ST $. $50 n
or 'th ave 5txsl Sx62 Sxi2S3 story bk ten and
store David sha et al Nathan Cohn et al Arnsten
Il L. httys: Mcdonnell. ref: amt due. s2osS< ~:
81 n52
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
WILL IMPROVE A JAMAICA PLOT

There was sold in the Meynen Booth and Bno
Rooms. Jamaica, Long Island yesterday one OF
Jamaica. !"
The plot IS 50X79 feet. the side OF North
Washington street. about 1873 feet from Fulton
street and was sold for Mrs. Cohen 10 a New York
the site " N'O' oii
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
STOP FLYING ROLLER" At BORDER
immigration Authorities Say Religious
Leader Is a Felon.
Lny Tclorrarh 10 me Trlhnne !

Detroit. Dec l2-David Livingstone Nackav.
former head of the local colony Of Flying Rollers,
& religious sect has just returned from England.
but is detained Dy the immigration authorities at
the national boundary the ground that he is a
feloH. HIS friends here are working hard 10 pre-
vent his deportation.
In 1892 Mackay was convicted of publishing OBJ
scene literature. and in default OF a $500 fine was
sentenced TO four months 81 jail. The government 3
action has seriously intcTfered with The plans OF
Mackay's local followers for reception in honor
- his home coming.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR s1s.24c

A deficiency judgment for Sl3 246 was entered yes.
terday against Peter Banner, real estate dealer in
favor of the Broadway Trust COMPANY eroU,in,
ont OF the foreclosure sale OF No 5lS Broadway =
mercantile building. '' -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IL Nesey st-By Joseph p. Day; Legge,t
" block front bet Beck 2aoxloTH,
frame church and vacant: LAWYERS T 4 Inr rr Co
q = Bauhshn 81 al r Dean. Leopold Wallach.
ref amt due $3' eaa AZ 81 800 adjourned
December ~ Trinity gT2 W :, - n
81. 80 6xloo. atI hrk tenmt h. pussneuIy axt
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
DECREASE sso,oooooo IN 9 MONTHS.
Statement Shows This Loss in Resources Of
Trust Companies in State.

Albany. Dec l2-The total resources Of the
e1shty-hVe trust companies in This state show
ue',e"Se OF aoout N"'0eWo in three months ac-
cording figures contained in q s,,tarr,t -,
tonight by the State Ranking Department on the
pass oi reports showing their condition Al the close
statement follows -''' ~ IHe
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SECRETARY SHAW AT suR-rREAsuRy

Secretary Shaw was in town Yesterday morning
an" made a brief visit to the Sub Treasury He
Sa" Assistant lreasurer Hamilton Fish. Secretary
ShaW refused 10 talk for publication. It is under
siood mat hls visit was on Custom House business
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

haluda st. - $50 IT s OF westchester ave
Io1i"'i Herman Hsgenhuchle loans Kate Nord-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
A Northern Farmer on Mix.

Editor or The Times-Dispatch:
Sir.-After eins satisfied that the Rich
mOnd Dairy Company would give me
good market for my milk. 1 bought a
farm ten miles from Richmond and am
selling my milk TO that company. On ac-
count of the unusually bad season this
year, il has not been what 7 had hoped
but after this year have reason to ex-
pect TO oo WELL and I hope to induce
other Northern dairymen 20 buy farms In
this part of Virginia The Richmond
Dairy Company has done a great deal
TO make this possible.
The enterprise Of this company, and
their fair dealings with producers and
consumers alike. have done as much, and
perhaps more than any other concern OF
person IN Richmond towards stimulating
and encouraging dairy farming in this
part of the state.
l think the cause Of the increase in the
price of milk has been fully stated. and
that The charge that the dairy companies
are roDbiug either the producer or con
sumner is wrong.
Their profits cannot be so large as in
dictated by some Of the statements in
Tie papers. 1t is true they do pay "a
c'lts per gallon. and sell a portion of
it at l9 cents and some at 80 cents. but
There was nothing said OF the part which
goes TO butter and buttcrmilk.
Judging from my own experience. this
portion cannot yield more than cost. This
as you can see, greatly reduces the
average urlo. received, and easily ac-
counts for tuat extra cents that has
been harped upon.
For several months tho Richmond
Dairy Company has urged INC to increase
my quantity and help supply the shortage
but on account of the low price and INV
heavy expenses, i felt that IL would not
pay me 90 pay out any more than 1 had
already done
With tie present price this will not
be the case. and Richmond will soon have
reasonable supply Of milk
i'm conclusion. the most remarkable
feature of the discussion to mo has been
t-e support which the evening papors
arc giving 90 the boycott idea If fcw
house Keepers here and there wish To
lessen their quantity or even stop the use
of milk atoecther for a while. they have
perfect right TO do so. But 10 does
~''H strange that our news mediums
Should become tho support Of any such
organized EFFORT. From the standpoint of
policy 80 seems bad. for the effect would
Pee. u entered into. to drive the producer
to tie wau. and so raise the price stal
nifner WM. a. RUSS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
TRIBUTE TO VETERAN.
Comrades Read the Confederate
Burial Service Over His Grave.
Especial 20 The Times Dispa4~b l

~,,r t'P0SIa- ~ Ahe INES dispatch
CHASE CITY, VA, December 7.-Afr.
George r. Tisdale. who dropped dead from
heart disease. near his home. a few miles
from this place. on Tuesday. was buried
at the town cemetery here yesterday lie
was one Of seven brothers In the Con-
federate army. and was a member Of Cap
tain o. j. Hayes company. Twenty first
Virginia Regiment. Captain Hayes was
present at the interment. and said the
deceased was a splendid soldier and had
been in thrty-two battles. and was
wounded several times.
Rev. +. L. Baptist conducted the burial
services, and when he concluded n num-
Der Of veterans assembled around the
grave. and the burial service OF the Con-
fcderate camp was read by Captain T.. y.
Jeffress. OF l. A. Armistead Camp. Con-
federate Veterans. No 26, Of Virginia,
following with an appropriate tribute 70
the memory Of the dead cOmrade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

hassadors. ministers ana consuls. OF JUS
tIccs OF the Supreme Court. or any other
appointed officers Tho Constitution
makes no distinction. The Senate has re-
pcatcdly interfercd with the Presidents
elections, and the clause by and with
the advice ana consent OF the Senate
confcrs upon that body fun power 10 re-
jcct any nomination tho President may
make. The Senate refused natly 70 con-
firm two OF Grants nominations TO the
supreme honch. Il refused TO confirm
two OF Cleveland's nominations. The cases
of Williams and Cushing. of Hornhlow-
or and Pcckham. DO not diner from that
or Cortelyou IN relation to the senate's
right 70 interfere. Andrew Johnson never
questioned the Sonates power 20 reject
nominations TO the Cabinet He denied
only the Senate's right to prevent the
removal OF Cabinet officers without its
consent. and Johnson was impcached for
his aud0city."
II is 70 be hoped that the President
viii see the just attitude of public opin-
ion on this matter and reconsider his
appointment before 70 is too late. II not.
the Senate should exercise its powers and
duties 10y Withholding the necessary con-
nrmat0n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Flowers as @ rule are about ~ deerces
warmer than tle surrounding air.
British soldiers who have 10 trade are TO
hc taught one during their term - service A
committee ts now studying out plan at Alder
shot
Louis \ Parker. tho dramaust. was born I'm
France. hls father was an American his
mother en Lugl tsh woman. h's FIRST language
Va as italian. ana De was educated in Germany
During a. recent sl-n.ght session the House
OF commons disnosed of fooU cups - coffee. JDD
cups n tea. go whlskcy and sodas and 500
bottles ~ beer. 40 esgs and fap other
thlngs.
Correspondent Of the London Nav says that
women always rode astride tiM Queen Eliza
beth. in order % show a magnificent dress
uuou certain state occasion. rt-.. s.lfr, g. .
ana 80 Sc, tho fashion.
Tho women ~ samatra we1r costly dresece
many ~ them being made ~ pure gold md -f-
ver. After the metal is mined and snel.ed. DO
IS formed into fine Wire which is woven
Into clotn a0d aftervard used for dresses
lscv. Dr Alscnon $ Crapeev who was rc-
Gently dcposci from the Episcopal mil-etry
The Geuescc 60 speak 81 THE dinner ll honor 10
Speaker James W Wadsworth. Tr. fl >.u
York on saturday evening Frhrlar, lrd Do &
subject viii hc some Untold Truths Thar tl.
World should Know
Clark. % Montana. a. said o. De taa hardest
worker lu the United States senate. ffe lr.Hs. v
rpcs .o Die committee room by O'Clock every
morning an4 Insists upon opening wltn h.- naa
hands fff nugU mass 90 Letters flnf uff.r bus
dlslc Unlike most other 81 majors ho dictates
r.flcr f. .rfrF communication wNf.h rs fN. rl.
deserve rHtlt-. aul VIII not permit amy az I..
cnpiotcr io il rhls. iie does not even u. rr0..
Ae use M 81 rubber stamp in signing h's name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
Rhymes Tor 90 Day
The Moral Ballad of the City
Squirrel.
(ContriDuted)

(Contriouted)
T WAS "a city squirrel went hopping
down tho street.
And there was 100, a country dog
who loved good squirrel meat:
He saw that hopping squirrel, and
wanted him TO eat
And when the little creature had heard
baying sound
With f,-u., ..,.-nts OF danger, he
turned himself around.
Observed the wide-mouthed doggy, and
straightway left The ground
High in a tree that trcmbled. he heard
an eager bark.
And instantly. IN terror. felt the world
grow cold and dark
For he did not como from Goochland.
being born in Monroe Park.
y, long and weary was the road. and
many risky limb
Was traversed by that squirrel in his
efforts 20 outtrim
That most voracious country puppy. who
was making eyes at him.
Now. the gray Confederate squirrels are
"a cheerful lot and bright.
Who are fed by drd narS- Nespers from
the early morn TN night
And are shielded from an hunser and
all worry, fear and fright
SO our well-fed city petling was exceed
ing sore and lame.
When he reached his little squirrel-housc-
aye, Dennis was his name
For though he could eat peanuts, be
could not play the game.
by this we learn. dear readers. that II
we would keep from harm.
We must always DO quite ready with
swift leg and shifting arm;
For the strongest aren't thu squirrels
that viii nbble from the palm.
prom the Unpublished
.--.-.. ~ a Eun.fLLu. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
OLDEST WHITE MANI
N PETERSBURG3
Addison a. Traylor, Who Build
Many landmarks, Was a
Landmark Himself.
DEAD AT THE AGE OF NINETY
All Salaried Employees OF the Nor1
folk and Western Get Ten
Per Cent. Raise.

PETEttSBJ re. VA, December W.
ADDISON A. Trayior. ninety years 81 arsi
and' a resident a. Petersburg Tor prosl
ably seventy years. died very grddarI
about half-past 2 O'Clock this aftcruood
az his home. on High street
SIR. Trayl0r was very probably ~
oldest white citizen of PETERSBURG 49,
was wei known and highly esteemed
throughout this section lie conducted
"a general contracting business for mani
wears, and many az tlo landmarks 4
the city were built under ais supervi
sion. lie is survived by three sons]
George. Beverly and Albion Traylor. ii
OF whom live here.
The Petersburg Chapter ~ th. DauehI
ters ~ the American Revolution has TIA
honor OF inauglrating work 30 this city
Tor representation at the jamestown Ia
position "tacky party" under the
management az the Washington Sire,
skating rink this evening, gave "a prom
Using start 70 - work. the big bulll1
Ing being hilel with an cuthualastls
CROWD % ladies and gentlemen
All the salariod employees Of the Nors
folk and Western Railroad in this city
have been notified OF a 10 per cent. In
crease ia their pay which wll begin al
once
In order 90 allow more time for a posi-
sible settlement OF the question out q
court, the hearing OF argument iu I'd
Injunction proceedings 20 restrain It'd
Petersburg Telephone Comparv frout
placing poles on High Street has beel
postponed until next Thursday. whers
the case will come before Judge J NJ
Mullen. 'of tie Hastings Court unie-
an agreement is previously reached b.
tween thc company and the High Sire,
property owners.
\ most interesting and scholarly add
dress on slavery Agitation the Leading
Cause Of Secession" was delivered ~
Mr.. George $ Bernard. a prominent law-
yer and Confederate veteran. before s..
J.. Hm Camp Sons OF Confederate Vet
Grams, at the camp han this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
JDEMENTED AND MISSING.
A Fourteen-Year-Old Boy Shot
While Rabbit-Hunting.

IITIVIITTT X
Mr. William Harris. who lives about
three miles west OF WythevnIe, disap-
peared on Monday. and his family are in
great anxiety about him He left home
on Monday morning for the purpose of
coming to town, and except for vague
rumors as TO his having been seen at
different places. no Information can be
obtained rs TO his whereabouts.
1t is thought that he IS wandering about
the country in period of temporary in
sanity. as he had recently recovered from
an attack Of 1llness which is thought TO
have unsettled his mind.
Auren Hagy, youth about fourteen
years OF age. was shot yesterday on Sand
Mountain. while rabb!t-huntine with a
friend. The wound is a serious one. sew
eral Of tie shot having penetrated the
abdominal wall