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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
N 4 N [ / 1
The FARM SCHOOL c. | D
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Life-Work Meetings Held o., the The
Hill Overlooking the Swan
,,anoa River.
THE ATHLETIC DIVERSIONS !
Virginia Defeats South Carolina
on the Ball Field-Many
Visit Old Craggy.
,snac,a, 70 The Times.Dispatcl,)

fspecIal to The Times Dispatcf.)
AsfIEy1LLE, NJ c., June 2l.-I ne
Rev. /, Bosworth. dean OF the opsl'.1
Theological Seminary. and Kew. MI. ~ ~
lame a returned missionary from !no.a'
and formerly the secretary OF the l. ~, ~
i c. a. at Calcutta, to-day aaaIesseu ~. ny
2oo students at the Y. NJ. @ A. CONFER
:, y, ,,nr,iin session at the Farm School,
near this city. u.
..iife Work meetings are being held
each evening on the hillside overlooking
tho Swannnnoa River. Last night Mr.
I1aflarne spoke on "Forcign Missions as
q Ltfe Work" incidentally speaking OF
the great work which IS being done III
the Aeiatic fields.
Ninety.firp men made pleasure Trip
10 Craggy Mountain yesterday afternoon,
on cars provided by the Bee Tree nlll-
xny Company The men seemed to thor
o,sshly enjoy their trip, but some OF them
found the climb UP the rugged side OF
told SCragEy'' rather an undertaking. ana
returned In the evening very much IA.
fip1,ed. Forty mon played tennis, ana
ih,rty-s,x played baseball The other
students were taken by tho athletic man
acement for a swim in the SWannanoa
River. Thus every man attending inc
conference, whether speaker or delegate
enjoyed some form Of athletic diversion.
S1sfIhe GDaS6DullS SdIuCo WV
tested, great rivalry existing between
the teams representing the dlfferent
states. Virginia defeated the South car.
/ DINA team. The hard hitters from viz
Z ginia overwhelmed their opponents, the
score being 10 to 0. North Carolina de'
feated Georgia by a score OF IL TO L.
The Georgians did not appear to be able
70 hit the ball, and were only able TO
make a solitary score. The University
Of Mississippi defeated Branham, and
Hughes College in a we'll contested game,
the score being 8 to /.
3si An exciting tennis tournament IS DC.
ing played. Twenty-four men are entered
in the singles and sixteen teams Will play
4 In the doubles. &$ .ss IL
sff3855 asst year the students conference made
an experiment, and attempted the group
plan in the Bible study work. The plan
nov adopted by the Asheville conference
has been taken up by the conferences Of
Lake Geneva Northfeld Fifteen or
twenty Of the best Bible students gem
orally secretaries of the college or state
associations, are coached by experts be-
a fore the conference opens. Tho regular
delegates are then divided among the
headers proportionately. The leaders are
coached this year by either Clayton
Cooper, or Thornton Penfield.
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WILL CANT With.
REGULAR AR TROOPS RI! [!
Seventy-First Virginia Regiment
Will Go to Chicanagua
il July.
FOR cR & z E::|:' / i TROPHIES
Rifle Team to Be Chosen for An e n:
nual Contest at Sea
Girt.
FOR cREED j, ORE TR 0PHlE :!
fsnec,al to The Tines-D Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, June q. Nov that
Congress has appropriated mones.@o de-
fray the expenses OF summer encamp-
,nent for the militia OF various States,
officers and men alike OF the Seventy
first Virginia Regiment, living sin Nor
folk and Portsmouth, who will go 70
camp along with tile regulars at Chic.
amauga, are already preparing for the
trip. I 81 15i 81
The Virginia militia will get SASS 900
from the national government this year.
or Just twice as much as last year. Cap
tain Clinton L. Wright. adjutant OF the
regiment, has received from Colonel G.
c. T8 Vaughan, " Of u Franklin. reg Soen tai
commander, Information concerning the
appropriation. 81
Colonel Yaughan yves advised OF the
amount Virginia would get by Represen-
tative Harry L. : M ayhard. Of this con
gressional district. s3t & #
The regiment will leave for Chicka-
manga on July 9th. It is expected that
about 500 men VIII be int the ranks
They will remain in camp for ten days,
and will experience the real soldier life
as it Is practtced by the regulars.
It has also been decided to enter q
rifle team from the regiment for the
international target shoot at Sea Glrt,
N. lin September, for y the famous
Creedmore trophies:s The Seventy first
has never yet been represented at ehis
tournament While in camp at Chica-
manga the men will be selected. and at
once will commence practice she oting. M
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Chesapeake and Ohio is Double-7 'racking.

from Lewis to Barbotirsvtlle, w. Va,
5the Misunderstanding ID accompanied with VT
d change OF the line OF the road through
d heavy region and a reduction OF grades
to $40 OF I per cent. and tho elimination
or nil curvature sharper than 3 degrees.
or the whole length OF the main line
from Newport News to tCincinnati l92
miles consist OF two parallel roads be-
tween Richmond and clifton ForgeSS-one
4 continuance Of the low grade through
freight route; the other used for through
passenger business. This much, there-
1re. Of the through rou to may be SAID
ID have the advantages OF a double track,
With the additional advantage OF cons
frianding the local traffic OF separated
sections OF country. In q somewhat
similar way, when the eig htyteight miles
OF new double track, for which contracts
l,aye just boon let or bids are wanted,
ssploled. there viii DO brought into use by
means OF bridging New River, eleven
miles OF parallel line already built on
the opposite bank OF the river, making
Two tracks that will be used for through
business under double track methods.
When tile lightweight miles OF new
work Is done. the situation will DO that
Tho main stem OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio from Newport News to CINCINNATI.
e55 miles, Will consist OF S4s miles OF
straight double track, rs miles OF paraS'
lei roads, affordsng equivalent adyan.
tages to double track and something
moro. and 100 miles OF single track t,os
paralleled). Tho doIbe track is not con-
tinuous, but, including the parallel roads
mentioned, 1t will BIO almost soHon COM
,pletoY1i OF the work IN progress.
For this information we arc IND ebted
to Mr.. Decatur Axtell, Vice president, ana
Mr.. Henry Pierce, engineer Of construc-
Unconstitutional Gazette. ,4
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.sl'AT' Call FOR
BANK STATEMENT | | | I !. | 4 !
Ks .------.-------
Mort, Carolina Gets Fofty-E Eight
Thousand8for Encarnpnient.
Of Troops.
SPECIAL TAX FOR JI''I' SCHOOL Of !.
Methodist Orpl,anage Awards.
Contract for a Heating
Plant. Ss
SPECIAL TAX FOR SCHOOL
Special to The Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
RALEIGH, ~. c., Juno 1.-The Corpo-
ration Commission to-day issued call
for tho condition Of state, private and
savings banks at the close Of business
Monday, Juno 18th. 3.
Tho state department here to-day re-
ceived notice from Washington that the
bill increasing the appropriation for state
encampnients has passed both houses Of
Congress-. and been signed by the Presl-
dent, being now q law. 1t increases the
appropriation for this purpose from one
North Carolina $4,000 to defray tho ex-
pense OF the encampment Of the two
regiments and Charlotte artillery at
nroorcllead In Angus and also 1890 Tor
the movement OF the Third Regiment to
Chicknmauga, August 18th to 9th. AS u
result OF these increases the plans for
Noorehead encamptment will be rear
ranged on somewhat moro elaborale
scale.
The trustees of tho Methodist Orphan
aga here have awarded contract for the
F;nstn1lat,on Of a complete heating plant
IN >thaT main building, recently completed
al q cost Of moro than $4,000. a sew
erape system is also to BIO installed Glhl l
summer. s :, q
"a n 10. Ezzell, superintendent OF PUBIC
schools in Har1ett county, writes state
superintendent OF Public Instruction = oy.l
ner that the Ldllington white school. Das.
ltrict No. 1, has Just voted .speclai ta =,
for the Improvement Of schools: Only
fourteen votes wero cast against the tax "a:
This makes five local tax districts 2. an
the county, oil voted by the citizens LIENS
within less time than q year.
a charter was issued this morning 1or
the First Baptist Church, colored' OF
New Bern Qncorporated) the purpo's ' Sc Pc pc
Inn the erection of a new church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
CUT / HIS WAY OUT.
Prisoner Escapes from the King
and Queen Iail.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.)
KING AND QUEEN G. H., VA, June
2.-J ohm Smith. who was tried at the
last term Of King and Queen court, and
sentenced to four years in the peniten-
tiary for breaking into the cabin OF "a
schooner. on which he was a sailor,
made his escape some time during last
night. The escape was not detected until
this morning when the jailer went In
to take his breakfast. 4
The man evidently had an accomplice
on the outside as he had two hars OF
iron. One OF them might very easily have
been handed him through the wind oW, but
the other could not be gotten between
the bars, and 1t is q puzzle to know how
4 he did get It,
The jail is an iron cage, enclosed in
a brick wall, and was supposed to z pc
entirely secure, but Smith ripped up the
board floor and found a place where the
bars were rusted almost entirely through,
and It was q simple matter with has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
ii Fredericksburg Affairs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 21.----
Rev. James Long, Of Bowlin & Green. has
accepted a call to the Baptist Church at
Cha rlestown,S w Iva.
The Sunday school OF st. Georges
Episcopal Church went on a picnic yes
3terday by train to Whitewater. g on the
.tant, and spent the daysirowing swing
ling. bathing and in other ways charac g
teristlcF of a picnic. Sss The pa rty returned
/ here on the late evening trafn.
# Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Luther Ashton podd, of this city, to lss
Lula Bessie Pat ton, aughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Hugh NJ. Patton, OF Sta ford county;
the ceremony to take place at Rock. = dill
Baptist Church on Saturday, June 6S0th.
noon
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4 CRAWFORD WINS.
Will Receive the Majority Of
Electoral Votes in Convention.

On (Special to The Times -Dtspatch.J19
ASHEVILLE.S y N. c., June 2O.-Com-
Splete ofical rcc>Sns have been received
from every county in this, the Tenth
Congressional District, except Cherokee.
5und w. T. Crawford has undoubtedly
received Ia majority OF the electoral vote.
Mr.. Crawford has received al votes
while only 1874 are required for nominal
ton to Congress from this district.
81 The congressional convention will be
held in 3Ashevile June Goth. and but lit
tile interest is now being shown In the
race, as lit is practically assured that,
even though F. r. Hewitt, the Asheville
candidate. does not Withdraw when the
convention opens, that Mr.. Crawford will
be nominated on the first ballot. Sup
[porters Of J. N. Gudger, Jr., the present
congressman from this district, concede
the nomination OF Crawford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
4 Jim CROW VICTIM.
Would ! Not Take Rear Seat and

Especial to The Times Dispatch9
NORFOLK, VA, June PIE. Robins
son, Berkeley Ward negro. was the first
victim of the Jim Crow, car law in
Norfolk. Boarding a car on the line OF
the Berkeley Street Railway Company
Robinson proceeded up the aisle and
took a seat near the front He was re-
5quested by the conductor to take rear
seat. That he refused to do Neither
would he get Off the car At thef request
OF the conductor Police Officer Curling
then plac cd the unruly negro und er ar
rest. Ten dollars and costs was Robin
sons fine in the Police Court, and. not
having the money. he went to Jail.
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Cotton's Slayers.
.fspecial to The Times-Dtspatch.

icRE1ENsRORO,t N. c., June 2l.-NIark
cotton. the negro who was shot by his
confessed oo-conspinators In a plot to
entrap and murder Policeman skeene
here last week. died this afternoon.
Before the grand Jury was discharged,
Solicitor Brooks sent a bin for murder ltE,t :
against Mark Hollis, Will Bailey ana
Alex. Lands, now in jail under sentence
for conspiracy to murder the spplic man ~ s
"A true bill was found. and the three
negroes will be tried for the killing OF
Cotton at tho next term OF cour
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GOOD ROADS.
Martinsville Planning for a coun-
ty Convention.
(speciai to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

s Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
ALARTINsv1LLE, VA. June 2l.---Col.
Nv. H. Moore. Of St. Louis, president OF
the National Good Roads Association, was
present this morning, and at an Informal
meeting held at Hamilton Hotel, where
steps were taken looking to the holding
OF good roads convention here July
4th. gs
An executive committee of seven was
appointed BY Mayor Gravely to take
charge OF the matter.
A meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Henry county, has been called for to-
morrow to consider the matter.
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FIRST INDICTMENT
FOR. NEGLIGENCE E| ! !. 1 (.
.switchman Found Guilty Of Man
slaughter for Allowing
Wreck.
yspec,al to The Times-Dlspatch.)B

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c., June 21.----1n the
Superior Court this afternoon, Charles
iWelker, tried on an Indictment for mans
slaughter, was found guilty. seiEence
will be passed Friday. Welker. q switch
man for tho Southern Railway, was wa 8
charged with neglecting to close switch
on the main line last February. whom q
fast passenger train near here ran Into
a side tracked train. killing FIVE people.
It vas the first Indictment and con-
.viction for criminal negligence known In
this State. lf3s,
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Scalp-Hunters.
fspecial to The imes-Dispatch.)

SALISBURY, N. c.. June 2l.-1t is pre- c;-
dtcted by leading politicians here that
former Assistant District Attorney a. Il.
Price. OF this city. who resigned his COM
mission yesterday, will this fall take
the stump against Congressman Spencer
Blackburn, who Is expected to make an
other race for seat at Washington.
The fact that the congressman made a
hard fight to throw Mr.. Price out OF o.
flee gives color to the statement. With
Price and Hackett both after the official
head OF Blackburn, warm times may be
expected In. the eighth congressional dis
trtct. 5sf7 1890 i=tG. .!. * 3l'tEl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
SsRSTREET CARNIVAL.
ALL Old Town O fficers Reelected.
Leg Broken Playing Ball.
Tho Times Dispatch

W Especial TO Tho Times -Dispatch.)
g GRAHAM VA, Juno 2l.----The attrac.
ton or Graham is carnival. which VIII
have It's shows in town all this week
Tho rains have kept tho crowds away
somewhat to date. rs aS
Contracts are being let this week for
several hundred feet Of concrete walks
on Morton and Wlster Streets.
Walton Graham had his leg brolssn
In two places IN playing baseball on the
diamond the other day. The accident
was caused BY q young man Jumping tc
his base and striking young Graham with
the toe Of his shoe.
The recent corporation election resulted
IN res lecting the entire Council, with
the&excepton OF w Il u. Burton, who was
succeeded by Thomas Williamson
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MANY N Opinions BY
THE SUPREME ] RE. d: COURT / B |
Cranes Nest Coal Comany Case
Argued and Sum Sum
mitted.

@ (spectal 10 Tho Times Dispa tch,) s8sfis35
Els WYTHEVILLD, VA, June 21,-Thoi
following opinions were hnnded down IN
the Supreme Court to-day. t'9st sssssf
BY Judge r.. H. cardwell; F,ulkerson ys.
City OF Bristol, Corporation Court q c'Sy
I OF Bristol. Reversed, 5
Anderson and Moore vs. Common
wealth, Circuit Court OF Scott county
A pv Judge John "A, Buchanan: Norfolk.
and western Railway Company VS. 8;
Sutherland, Circuit Court OF sg = uss 81
county. Affirmed. Z. q. 81,
BY Judge George M HARRISON 1.u l' IeApu
Club commonwealth. co % snrp,ad
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke COMPANY
ys. Cast,s Administrator, Circuit l, 80 court W
Of Pulaski county. Affirmed. ;, I. !; q,
nv Judge Stafford G.. Whtttle;:8 e9ull!en
Va. Commonwealth. Circuit Court Sf} o.
Scott county. Reversed. ~ I,
Norfolk and Western RAILWAY ~ CON- ON
pany VS., stcgall's Adminlstratr TX. .s!s,
poration Court Of the city o. l'!'sto''S
Reversed. Il 5a n. M & Z. z. :, y.
Berkeley street Railway Company. !. G N2us
OF Law and chencery OF the city O 4 ~ e
folk Writ OF error refused. ~.
b Diggers Trustee VS., cordes, et ass ! =
Circuit Court Of Hanover county 20 n s y
Ack,ss vs.. Carter Court tof Law and nc
chunoery OF the city Of Norfolk Ap--i
Fletcher vs., Horny .Niaslins g COMPANY ?!
at als. Circuit Court OF Fauauter county,
10 days proceedings were as fol!oWssi
Cranes Nest Coal aand Coke Go!,panyy
Va. Mace, argued by.J W. ChalRAey hng
o.; M. Wears for defendant. ana aup'
mItted ~. nm NJ
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Reward for Assassin

SO lSpeclal OFI1le = l1ltHs-D1s(aEttc 11.
BOYDTON, VA. June Ex-Governor
Attorney .. o. Gooda that. he will ALLOW.
q reward OF one hundred dollars for8tho
apprehension and conviction OF tho muir.
derer OF Fannie Stuart, who was shot
from ambush near Jeffress Junction about
six weeks ago. as Is5,
This reward, coupled with the other
amounts offered should be tempting to
persons wishing the arrest Of the ASA sin.
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Char ged With Muir der.

s(spec,al to The Timcs-D tspatch!) I
8 NORFOLK, VA, June Ill y = Il. NVood,
white, twenty-one years OF eSe. charged
with the murder OF Will williams. col
ored, Berkey Ward. was called for
preliminary hearing in the Police Court
to-day. Wood waived tho examination,
and was sent on to the July grand jury.
He was bailed in the sum OF LOO. with
Paul Garrett, his employer, as surety
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INSURANCE SUIT.
Payment Resisted on Account Of
Alleged Suicide.
Especial to The Tines-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
SALISBURY. N. g, June 2l.---In Rowan
Superior Court here to-day Mrs s 4 ie
Thaxton, Of Spencer, was given judgment
against the metropolitan Lite Insurance
Company for two thousand dollars Pillar IN pay
1aent OF a..policy carried on his life by
the husband of the plaintiff. It was
alleged that Mr.. Thaxton had Killed hin-
self, invalidating the policy. but the fact
was not proven. 385t5
Mr.. Thaxton and family came to spen-
Ger from Richmond three years ago, and
was well known conductor on the
Southern Railway prior to his death a
year ago.
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iron bar, to get under the floor, when
nothing was between him and liberty but
a brick wall, which soon yielded to hia
3chsel-like bar OF iron. ..s !.
Smith IS a small. black man. five feet
two ana one.haif inches tall, and gave
MS age as twenty years. He claimed
fredericksburg as his homo.
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Candidate for Speaker.

T---- I6UcLIdE !,
"A SALISBURY, N. c.. June 21.-Formal
announcement has been made here that
Walter Murphy, one OF the Democratic
nominees for the legislature from Rowan
county, Will be candidate for the Speak,
ership of the House. Mr.. -rpny states
that ne has letters from practically every
county IN the State urging him to make
the race. and that his election Is GER
10 m, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-22
TERRIBLY MASHED,
!Boi1ermaker Caught Between
Heavy Boilers.

f8f19G@ I5ItC!Ht 10 2 t1e tIfI'I
81 SPENCER, n. c.. June fisherman
& Gaosson. aged forty years boiler
|. maker at the Southern shops here, was
Gzerously injured ltisl afternoon by being
! was frightfully mashed, IN the body. and
fst Sd feared his injuries will prove
sfatal. He was rescued by fe!low-work-
AZ the time Of the accident, Mr.. Clos
lygon was working between the boilers,
(which were propped up by the use OF
4 tiuabers, which fell. causing collapse.
itk catching the workman undern cath.
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4 Surprise Marriage.

Especial to The Times IDoispatch.o
einta II. Parker, q ~ -known and pop.
ular young lady OF Berkley and g e y.
bert Stroud, OF portsmouth,. were mar
Rod yesterday afternoon In Eliza beth
City, N. c., the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. P. 8, G. Davis, a former
pastor of the South Norfolk Baptist
Church. Tho couple left here on the
morning train and after the ceremony
returned In tho afternoon, went to the
home OF tho BRIDES parents and appraised
them OF what had happened.
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f75F
The great increase during the last two
OF three years IN the traffic --pnrti ,ilarly
coal traffic-of the Chesapeake and ONO
hns made necessary extensive Improve
tlents to the line. For q ,l,irnbers OF years
double tracking has been under way. and
at present Is being especially actively
prosecuted. The following statement,
published on !, May 4th IN tho Railroad
Construettons column Of the Railroaa ca
Eette, shows the extent OF the work:
Placed III operation since July ], 1905:
a NJ LII 5l5 Miles.
# Winifrede to Charleston. ]. y ...... 1870
Russell to Rfverton 90
Total ....................--. 2o.S
Under constructions. h
s Allegheny to Tuck ahoe ...s........ 10
/ Charleston to ST. Albans.....,.... LIP
Dayton to Silver Grove. ...... as. ~ ~
IvaIlter n, Norge I. 4. I. /. =. :. LIP
sewell Bridge !. 4. ........ 800. 0.8
Lynchburg to Tyree.........-..... SO
Total ). !. = 49,. 843
Contracts Just let:
Grove to Morrison q. =. =. /. ~...... 16.S;
Norge to Williamsburg. .......~A.. 7.6
drecnway to Riverville. y.o
Jerrys Run to Lewis Tunnel. 1890. ~
Hawks Nest to Cotton 1lill.-..... ~
Gauley to Mount Carbon. ......... 80
Naysville 70 Lawrence Creele-..... o.
a. Adams "a 5t3arboursyillo. .-... 20.2
Il ~ sfl.fi $500.
Total ]. Il. 4. /. !. /. 5. /. \. TIT
1', Sencor cor; to crooked Creek. 1913
y ls9Ri e9l5S ~ 5t EN-
Total Of last two groups 4. $50
On the fly miles Of double track to
BIO finished this year there IRE several
miles Of high solid rock-cuttinB g, one OF
the emhankme1,ts being 2l6 feet hig ~
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81 Exper1enCe Makes Us WISE.
reacher. "Can any one tell me what
+ paln1tst 1s?"
NJ ~ know, teacher. It's woman who
/. uses, Aer hand instead Of slipper
Ift1udy1
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or an Accordion.

Mr. strawbIn (seeing New York; Say,
Squire. all yer phonygraffs play horns:
hain't 70 got none thatll play clarinet
or flute?-Puck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-05
TWO AL ADAMS WILLS.
One in Lawyers Possession Not Read
After the Funeral.

One in Lawyers Possession Not Read
After the Funeral.
The funeral Of Albert J. Adams. the
policy king, was held at ? o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the new home OF Mrs.
Adams and her family at All West End
avenue. The services were private, only
a few OF the closest friends Of the family
attending. After the services the body
was placed in the Adams vault in o
lawn Cemetery. All the members OF the
family arrived in the city in time for the
funeral, with the exception OF one son,
Lawrence, who is On his way home from
Mexico.
ON Wednesday evening military services
were held at Mrs. Adams's home by the
Wadsworth Post, G. A.. r., Of which Adams
was a member. Among those who at
tended the funeral yesterday were Christian
F.. Tietjen, president of the West Side
Bank, ". T. Manning, and Capt. lnnis OF
Wadsworth Post. II.
The will made in August last which
Ia in the possession OF Lawyer Charles
+. B%auerdorf was not read after the funeral.
"a intended, az Mr.. Bauerdorf believes
that Mr.. Adams made a second will about
A week before his death. This will is be-
lieved to be in Mr.. Adams's safe, and 1t
will be necessary TO obtain an order from
the court before thiss safe can be opened.