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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

NlRGINIA.-In the Clerks Office of the
Corporation Court of Alexandria, on the
nth day of April, 1906.
May Letitia Brown, complainant, 7,
VS.. c,t -
Lawson ]. Brown, defendant, N"a"'e'''
Memo. The object of this suit is that the
complainant, Msy Lettia Brown, obtoin an
absolute divorce from the defer dant. Lawson
J. Brown, and that the complainant may be
awarded the custody of their infant daughter,
Florence Elizabeth Brown, and to obtain such
other further and general relief as to equity
may seem right and the circumstancesO Of this
case may require.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendant, Lawson j. Brown,
is a nonresident of this State II is Ordered,
That said defendant appear here within IF
teen days after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his inter
est in tins suit. and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zette aud Industrial Advocate, newspapers
published in the city of Alexandria, once a
week for four successive weeks, and posted at
the fr, MT door of the Court House in this city.
4 cOpy-TeSte
CHARLES BENDHElM, Clerk.
By NEWELL ). GREENAWAY, ID. G.
Robinson MOncure, D. q. apl2W4w-th
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AUCTION SALES.

r. F. Knox, Auctioneer. -.
A UCTTON SALE OF DESIRABLE
n BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF
ALEXAN DRIA.
Pursuant 10 the terms Of a decree rendered
by the Corporation Court Of TIE city OF Alex
andria Virginia, on the Sth day Of January.
1906, in the Chancerv cause of Pullman ct ais
w. Jopling ct ais, depending in said Court.
fhe undersigned, surviving Commissioners of
Sale 10 said cause, will offer FIR sale at pub
lie auction at the Royal Street entrance to
the Market Building, at ~ O'Clock noon of.
s SATURDAY, MAY u, 1906,
All those certain pieces or parcels of ground
known as lots number 20. 90 and so in Norton
aud Barley's Subdivision. the said Subdivision
being bounded by Allied, Patrick and Mont
gomery Streets aud the Vaudeville Line 10
the City Of Alexandra, and said lots being
located 90 the east side of Patrick street, be-
tween Montgomery street aud the said Man
deryiile line.
And also all that piece of land known as
the court IN said Subdivision, the said court
being CD feet by III feet 2 inches, a plat Of
sid SubdiS isiOn being reeor in Deed Book
No 81, page ilS Of the Alexandria City land
records.
Terms of sale: Cash.
X. KEMPER.
GARDNER l. BOOTHE.
Surviving Commissioners Of Sale.
/. Charles Bendheinl, Clerk OF the Corpora
ton Court Of the City of Alexandra. Virginia
do hereby certify that Garduer l.. Boothe.
one Of the above mentioned surviving COM
missioners Of sale has executed bond with
approved security. in accordance with the
requirements of decree rendered in the
above entitled cause
CHARLES BENDHEIM, Clerk.
By NEWELL S GREENAwAY, ID. c.
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By R. F. Knox, Auetioneer.

By R. F. Knox, Auetioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL
- PROPERTY.
By virtue Of the authority vested in me by
the last will aud testament Of the late Frances
P. Smoot, | will sell at Gil Prince street,
Alexandra, Va, by public auction, on
FRIDAY,
the 18th day Of May, 1906,
commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock a M,
the personal effects Of the said Frances p.
Smoot, contained 10 the dwelling house, Gil
Prince street, Alexandria, Va, consisting Of
household and kitchen furniture sn1 utensils,
beds and bedding, linen and table linen.
china, chairs, silverware. carpets, curtains,
etc, etc.
Terms of Sale--Cash.
w. STR0THER JONES,
Executor Frances p. Smoot, deceased.
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bodily i'll than almost anything else. II is
good to clean the system out occasionally.
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tive, pleasant pills with reputation. Never
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BY S. II. Lunt, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

will. by direction of the owners. expose
to sale at public auction on
FRIDAY, the 18th of May, 1906.
at 10 o'clock NJ, ia front of the Fairfax
Street entrance of the Corporation Court.
the following real estate: House and lot
known and numbered as 81 Wilkes Street
in the City Of Alexandria, Virginia
The property at present rents for 500 per
month.
paid upon the date of sale; balance in ten
days. Costs OF conveyance at expense of
purchaser. c. c. CARLIN,
Attorney in fact for owners.
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IN THE CORPORATION COURT OF
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mary e. S. Bnrch,
VS.. In Chancery.
Ella Rose Smoot, ct ais.
!, Charles Bendbeim. Clerk OF said court.
certify that the boud required of the special
commissioners by the decree Of said cause of
March IL, 1906. has been duly executed by
Frances H. Smith, one Of the commissioners.
Of April. A. ID. 1906.
CHARLES BENDHEIk, Clerk,
By NEWELL =. GRERNAwAY, ID. G..
aDrl9 3taW4W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
\ AT MT. GRE IN !
Health Of Camp Declared to Be
Excellent. " q
.fBy Associated PROSE-

iss,, (By Associated Prcss.) 33g
i3 MOUNT GRETNA, PA August II
With the departure of Princess Catncu-
gene and her party, the instruction camp
OF the regulars and the national guards
men settled down to harder work to-day
than ever. ~ Al q
The health OF tho camp is excellent,
considering that there are over 5000 men
here. Immediately after last weeks heavy
rains means We're taken TO protect the
water supply. with the result that there
has been comparatively little Illness, The
routine Of this week Is almost identical
with last week. and this will continue
with the arrival OF each. nov batch Of
militlamen, III FL ti III. ,t Witt.
f In the drills national gllarEdnmer, and
regulars will DO mixed up, each company
changing some o. the officers.
l'ha state troops are nndlnG the field
work well up to tho endurance test. but
they seem to- enjoy A., dsneralE Grant has
given all 10 understand that the camp Is
entirely what the military authorities In
tended It to he-a place 10 learn the war
game. and not merely for g weeks outs
Ing, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
OLD MARKET HALL, ....
SOON TO PASS AWAY ~ !. y
Building 70 b Remod eled, y Il!
Only the Market, According
N 70 the Plans Favored.

The Old Market Hall Is destined to soon
mass away, and be but a memory. ~ the
plans OF the Committed on Markets are
carried out. At the session last night
Mr.. satterfield, chairman OF The sub
committee on First Market, submitted q
set OF, drawings and specifications. pre-
pared by Mr.. q, p, Hayward, SJr., for.
.remodellng the building. These plans, and
specifications provide for g. ones story
II ructure, with arched roof, and do
away entirely with the Old Market Hall
and the old First Police statlonhouse. The
interior arrangement Of stalls is pract!-1
cally unchanged. 4 us J. .lys,
After = a spirited discussion, during
which MI. Adams commended that l.e
Would not vote for any outside, plan
unless submitted to and first approved
by tho City Engineer, q motion was
adopted accepting Mr.. Heywarrfd's plans,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
SEVEN INJURED.
Elevator Dropped Two Floors in
New " ork Factory. 81
-, 4 !. o,o,at a., I (, 1,r,ass !. !, IL

by Associated PRESS.
III N ENVY RISI aAug ustt7 .r7Se venftpersons
were injured ,some Of them abad rs by the
falling -of an elevator In "a factory build
Ing at No. 107 Blocker Street early TO-
day. VI The victims were employees in the
factory who were on their way to work. n.
The 5elevntoFa;was two floors 9 boyfe5t
bottom OF the. shaft when the steel cable
broke. and athe elevator droppe d. sf.A bout
fifty feet Of the heavy cable crashed
down on tile car breaking In It's b root
and inflicting more serious Injuries ts even |''
than the fall itself i:S5 81 MN
}5 7 wo Of the pa ssen gers 81 ffered frac-
lures OF the leg and several others were
injured iritarnall Is Il s2 = known
WhetherSan Ill leg
The ong ineer5ot the building John Nc,
1T que, who was running the elevator.
was among those injured but insisted
upon being carried on stretcher to the
boiler, SO that he could take precaution
against Its Eek lo 81 lon; He was then re- re-
moved to a hospital lSgs l@1 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
MATE IN DISGRACE.
Nearly Ready for Retirement,
4 Arrested for Stealing.

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch,) J7
X NORFOLK, VA, August 7.--E. b. Nc
Toy. n chief boatswainsmate In the Unit
ed States Navy ia a prisoner at tho brig
OF tho United States receiving ship
Franklin. charged with systematic lar
ceny of cordage from tho government.
Allen Gordon. colorcd, was arrested ms
being McEpy's accomplish. He was held
to-day by Commissioner Rowden for tho
United States Court. Mccoy has been
+ In the naval service for twenty-nine
years. He would have been retired on
two-thIrds pay next November. lie hns
been serving as mate on tho Navy Yard
water barge. For u long time quantities
of cordage have been missing from the
storehousa IN the Navy Yard. In looking
around for the thief, attention was Mt
tracted to Mccoy. on account OF the
quantity OF nancy that he had been In
the habit OF spending. He would never
have been spspicloned except for this.
lie was seen to take n quantity OF the
stun or barge which he delivered to
Gordon, who sold It to junk dealer. The
arrest followed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
SAILORS ACT.
Institute Movement to Do Away
With Tattoo Marking,

4 ~ .NtsVtIHt1tl. E'Ttsb'J -lII a "
sWAstilNGToN, d, q. August 7,--Icn-
listed men In the navy have instituted a
Ing. which WAS formerly 50 popular with
sailors Since the conviction Of a Brook
Ign man, through tho efforts OF officers
of n humane society for mutllating thu
arms Of n young hoy by decorating him
with lndla Ink designs, tattooers have
shown unwlllngness to emhellsh the
bodies OF men who are not known to be
OF age, and as few adults care to have
their bodies decorated, the practice may
soon become q thing OF the past,
The following description of.a deserter
s-.,ra the navy shows 10 What extremes
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CONGRESS- Votes |
FOR ARBITRATION I !: | | | IN.
Naturalization Treaty Approved
in c ommitteeWha IT,
Provides
(Dy Associated Press.

(I35' Associated Press. J
e RIO DE JAN EIRO, August ST he ms
ternational American Congress, n n a q ! tss
session to-day unanimously adopted tho
sarbtration prof ect. VI long discussion "a
followed regarding the mode Of tts trans
mission sto III e flag We. The matter wa
left to q committee. 5 Il ~ 3sS
N Epiphanio Portela, the Argentine dele
gate. withdrew temporarily to-day from
the conference to receive Secret ary Root
at sBuenoK AyreB. VII gSs "a &S
The naturalization treaty iias h been ap-
proved In committed, and Will ONE TO o
vote mt a the Il n ext i session OF a the Pans
sAmerlcan Congress-. .3 e
g The treaty provides that Il tive
born citizen OF any country. but when
lie has been nnturalizcd elsewher res
turns to- the country OF his origin. he
resumes his original citizenship upon the
declaration OF his Intention to remain
and that thls original itlzenship is 4 ass
sumed without declaration after q two
years residence In Tie country ot5Shis'
4 orig In So
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LEADER OF#MOB.
TIE wv ounded Engineer Dies in in
8 the Hospital. 5 3s35

/. q sf3 % (By Associated Prcsso s3s
q RALEIGH, ". G., Aug Just 7---Ihis AFTER
noon Governor Glenn received q telegram le an
from Judge II. il. Long at Salisbury n TO
the effect \ thnt George Hall had been
identified as lender Of the mob that
Slynched the alleged mnrdcrors 4 Of the IN
I.yerly family last night, and th l1 y. mas g,
been placed In Jail; that evidence was as IN IN
hand against Others and that the in my 'ss
tigation Is being pushed as rapidly y ana ar !
thoroughly as possible. II ,1
q The Governor, at tho request Of sh 'al.l
Julian and Judge Long, telegraphFleda an
order to Inc military company at C ,hlltl-
silotte 10 60 to Salisbury ut once ana il't !
guard the jail to prevent the liberation Of &
any alleged lynchers who may DO ar ar
rested. S5 q !.
To-day j. c. McLendon, the Southern RI
Railroad engineer, who was shot n the the.
;mouth, died In the hospital at salisbury VI.
;IIe leaves a widow; and four chlldrer.sA'5n n
sonlcer#l Is said to have shot the engineer
as he was batterlng; a window. others Tiers
say that he was merely n spectator.
III Solicitor Hammer Is securing the names me
l;of witnesses to the lynchlng to be placed
before the grand jury. III
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/ HI d I GOVERNOR FIRM.
Directs Sheriff II Hold Lynyche',r''ss
5S}3 At All Hazards. &
4, ~ rta ,tYmeA-1Jlstnt ci,


A1.E1GiI N G.. August q n Or :
Glenn is keeping in close touch with the
scene 81 the lynchins 1t SALISBURY. He
wired Judge Long and Sheriff Julian vi ut y.
salisbury this morning to VS. use every ~ I. !,
means OF identifying and arresting tho
.lynchers, and he would como to Sails 20 it;
bury II needed. Judge Long wired IN tinIi
Governor this afternoon that one OF the IN.
lynchers was IN Jail and there was cyl ~
dence In hnnd TINT would lend to tho
arrest of others. AT clock this 3aftor-
noon Sheriff julian wired the Governor !
to send ut once one hundred 1han TO nid
him Ii, maintaining order. Tho Governor
ordered the Charlotte and the statesyille y
companies to go at once OF, special trains
Tonight tic Governor sent al, Z. or ri
to Brigadier- General y !. Arinfield, OF
istatesville, to go t once TO ailspury
and take command OF the troops, protect
the jail land hold my and MI lyhch enc :
arrested Mt any hazard. "A, q,
Up to a. latc hour tonight there mas ~,
been no information of further trouble
received by tho Governor. n ,33
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The RACES
1A !. {: J |. i ! A
one Thousand ]. Persons Face
Heat aild Bah Weather #
for the Sport.
LIGHTNING NJ GRAN.D L STAND il I ND
Persons Shaken Up, but
No One Was I scriously #
Injured. NJ: n.
$1,000 f7-T7-'7' Y
(speclal to Tho T,imcs.Dlspa.ch.)

(spcclnl to Tho Timcs-D ispatch.) y ~ 933{
i'll. II FAIR GROUNDS, rAsL11 J, y Al ATT
gust Tile ninth annual fnir Of the
peninsula 1Sair Association opened to-day.
The crowd was small, owing to tho ops
pressiye lieat and threatening weather.,
III numbered about 1000. Is s5s 4! rs "
The track was n excellent shape and
tho races were very closely contested
q The opening race. the two-year-old trotS
aroused much interest, oil five Of the
con testants being from tho Shore Four
of tho colts nre by Sidney Prince, ~ ~ ga,
and ono Baok Jack by Jack Breeretoti,.
42:19 Ia. Tho fnVorite, Princess Belle, won
with case, with Black Jack outsteppings
8best rivals for tho place in tho first
heat. STho time was eleven seconds
faster thar, the ICas tern Shore record for
stwo-year-olds. 6i y. \ IA II s
sS Tho next race ! tho 2:20 pace. was ono
of tho best races ever WI MESSED on tho
track. \ There were ten starters, and all
evenly made Frank s. en- was the local
81 9lcg ,h and asg th &C. tayor ;lt
slider. She Us a pretty mare. and
sided. She is owned Il by Mr.. J G.i g heen,s
washington. 2. g. Every heat q d I
could not pass her. t5$3t }a$ & t5S 8
The 2:24 trot was q n1txcd-u nffairS
Little Rob got the first hent, then Cadet q
iJr..5 sprung a. surprise l>by outstri piping
him fin&the $homostretch tho second
hY,au u Cadet was unsteady the rsext
two heats, which were won by West
,Morrell. The Cade t Won the next two
.hea Is and tho race. n Z! N
The officials were DR., John w. BoWdlnS
,atid Or. 4 c. Fred Floyd. Judges, III 7 u
II. Ayres and IS. T. Amre. " Timers, y.
Harry Rev. clerk, and Frank G.. Smith,
e Bnalo starter -.
IN; vBonaiel ~ G1,nnhan n i :; Hansan.
s(BulO 8, 3; Billy Prince (Roborts); o.
s. Time, 2:45 IA. 2:45 1. 4. "a y
80 pace, purse s2so.Belle Hazel Cor y
3: y. 3 Tas!s dyson, :, 2. g !; Paul
d ), 4; Edna d. dorsey q, s. 8, s.; Daisey
Leo (Ames) G. Wandering Boy
t(Iroxl, s, # 9. s; ltomant. Hooycr}.ss.9
S, 4! Frank p Z \ tKitz) 1o, 70 - Time
2;a trot, purse ssoo-cadet. -. lBas-55
webb a y. III Yves sN1orrell (John--S
SOM, 2, 3,,1, i, 2, 2; Little Rob (BulD,5
i, 3, 3, 8, q; Dr.. Twilight Enthusiastically
q, Ro. Time 2 ;z :l ~ = 2:2e Ia
list 4 preceding tho third heat OF the
$40 pace 4 bolt OF lightning shot out
Eof the heavens and struck the flag pole
on the lgrnndstand. It was 5 preceded
by heavy rs thunder and followed by
practically no m several eop5 Wefe
Mi es. II Is rema rkableE that no one was
killed, as several hundred people were e:rti
sTRo races were not stopped y \
- ST. u d III 4 Z,
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Student Demonstrations

Ell77 G8,T -a9 IE3y AAsocIAttd FFtBs -
FS43 WASHING TC IN, August I. - Despite the
sunfriendly disposition which students In
Alontevideo have shown recently towards
the United States and It's poll cies rs out
lined BY Secretary Root in his address
before the Pan American Conference In
Rio Janeiro. dIplomatists here express the
belief that this unfrlendlness will not
be displayed In any wa llring NJ Roots
approaching VISIT tel the tlru guayarl cap-5
5ital. Ia "a sS.3 lis8
e Upon his return to Santos. Brazil, from
tho city OF Sac Pnulo, Mr.. Root VII sail
directly to h[ontevldeo, where he will re- e.
main for several days, and will be el,-
tertaInod by the & Uruguayan gov ernnent.S
N Tho attitude OF tho students nentioned
Is said hero to have been inspired ~ ops
ponents Of the present administration y n
Uruguay. s555f n 5
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subject to the approval OF the City Engi-s
3neer, and providing for the employment ,t
OF Mr.. G. p. Hayward Sr., to supcrvise
the remodeling OF tho building.
Tho subcommittee on FRS Market WIS ilt'$
reuu csted to net in Inference with the
city Engineer and MI. Hayward when al
considering the detailed drawings ana
specifications, and they were further .a a.
;tforized to ndyertisc for bids for pr the.
work OF recbngtruction as soon as th g
plans are II d pproved. the bids TO be re- 81
ii rned at d special meeting held for tho
purpose Of considering the same
The committee received bids from ohn
r q Rosa & Co.. c. a. ttleys Grocery
Company. and the Richmond Broom Cons M
spany for brooms to- be used at5the city
markets for one yenr. rom August y !, u
1905. and AWARDED the contract Tor same
10 tho Richmond Broom Company. WI Q
we're the lowest idders. u.
srhe pay rolls and #sundry bills Wero
spald, ana other routinc business disposed aI
sof. fS5s 58 III ~ a. Y
The Committed on Improy ement III g 81
James River was to have met last nllgn
at 8 q, clock. but OF the I fteen memhlhrs,
only three fcssrs, FERGUSON. Gilman az
and Atkinson-a ppeared. and Tor lack S q
d quorum no business could pc trans ans
acted III 81 .ia3s "A a Il 81
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AEOPEN|NG AT
SIAUNTON SHOW.
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Con ttnued from u Flrst Page
8Denlpark, Mrs, O B. corley; fourth,
Black Heart, IL j. Ward.
Ponies in harness First, Robert Inger-;
soil, John schatterlee; q second, Black,
Frank Walter; third, Queen. G y. Pratt;
Four to five ponies. Ia
# Runnbouts First, Royal Regent, A.
Randolph Howard; second. Airs. CARRIER
and CARRIER; third Wonder, Il. ]. Ward;
fourth, Hot STUFF, Herring and Nectze. il
K Park Hacks-First, Robin Adair, Mrs.
Blair Johnson; second, Irish Rose, The
Oaks Farm; third, Radiant & MRS. lien
Potts; fourth, Sweet Wine r. w. Dixie
i Local harness horses-First Shakes
ipeare, ]. A. Kennedy; second, Bessie,
Michael and Van Lear; third, Rowdy,
.Byers Brothers; fourth, Purdy Montrose,
O. b. Cooley. & 81
Park tundems-F' First Idanha and Dr.
Reid, "A. Randolph Howard; second, Airs
and Excellence. Garber aud Garber; third,
Going Some and mate, Herring md
Meetze. e II
lightweight hunters-First John IT.
Morgan Mrs. Henderson; = second Arc
Light. Blair Johnson; third Tho Fayorito,
Mrs. Blair Johnson fourth, freight
Mrs. Allen Potts
\ Local hunters First, Sadie b., Bycrs
Brothers; second, Empress, NJ. NJ. Jar.
man; third Diana, Hugh Wright fourth,
Gray Dawn, Thomas G. Herring.
!. Hunt clnss-FIrst, Piedmont Hunt, II.
W. Okic; second. Cameron Runf5Hunt,.
David Dunlop: third. l1oswick Hunt The
Oaks Farm; fourth, Wnrrenton# HUM
Blair Johnson.
Glass protested by Keswicls Hunt,
The Races. ..
The races were as follows;t
$3.50 trot or pace. s2oG-1rirst, Billy
Jackson, !, ] !. owned by George w,
Leader; second. Virginia Girl, az, Q, Il,
r.. Conner; third, Mona A1alrea, 8, 8, 3,
Virginia Breeding ont Training Associa-
ton. Time 2:o9 l-2,
Free for all trot or pace. $3OO--Flrst
Ada D., II. G., Copperthite. 2, !, ], Il;
second Bedford Boy, Javins Brothers,
a,S3. 2, 2; third, Richard A, i, G. Smith,
a, A, 3, 3. Bad News dlstanced after
winning frst heat, Time. 2:1b IA.
81 Ono mile DASH s15O-First, Setauket,
Il. p. Holiday; second, Cohusset. j. T..
Temple, OF Richmond; third Cab Boy
r., y. Holiday. Race protested by ] !, u,
Temple on grounds that Cab Boy WINS not
entered, but was allowed to start. Time,
5I:4S LIZ,
Two-mlle hurdle race, s2on-Frst Ira
peast, T., r. Holiday; second, Yereml,
Richard Wallace; third, Nest Town,
Lewis Lelths, Arms also ran.i,J, Time,
400 Ia, A, u.
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ANOTHER MURDER on
THE DOUBLE TRACKING |||..|' ( i G;
Charles Hairston Kills Another
Negro in Cold
i5#, Blood.
: lSpecInl to The Tlmea-DIspatcn.l

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatcn)
M GREENS BoRO, N. e.. August (. There
was another murder at the Southern
Railway Misunderstanding camp, near
Jamestown, late this afternoon. Charles
Halrston3 colorcd, shot and killed another
negro In about as cold blooded a manner
ms was the killing Of Foreman Beach1nan
there last Tuesday. u
Particulars Of the shooting are unob-
talnable. Tho murderer escaped.
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~ 559i.f Ill'3 rs W 53 H7Is
Must Lay Up for Repairs.

las (By Associated Press II, =,
ss.iyVASH1N GTON, D. G., a gust 4 Z -
Navy Department has been adv lsed tha \
botl&thoS Illinois and Alabar1ln q, y, 9 ships
that were In collision In q fog g Is Breh-it
ton Reef. will have to 90 to g yard for,
repairs, but itfls not expected that they
will be prevented from taking part In
the mnneuvers Of the fleet which hay
been planned for September. t
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THE LYNCHER's'.
composed Of Society Menaalnt''dtl
Citizens from Place of Murder. 81
81 Associated Press, }

5 (By AssoclAted 3PTess'1 80 ~
CHARLOTTE. N. c., August LONG - = on /
before the sun rose his morning curious gu:
persons went to the scene Of the lyn !!
near salisbury and cgt ON toes, WINE N5ns
III the limbs tnf the big trees. 'rheirsbodes
we're badly rnutilated} before they've ';l, r.
removed. looks as lot q sos aens
from the scene off.the Iyerly murder, did
the work. &, 52'.5l Y q 4,
When the court was convened this
morning there was ii slight dlmi ~
in the crowd, though every seat ..W 'a!s
Z to continue the cases against the surylv-i
ors unti the regular term, Judge Long
replied that he would make the order
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08

Enositioii 10 tho Punishment OF the lSficn-
Sers and trouble Is feared as 3, soon as sexs
nic proicction, Governor Glenn las order lsl r.
HI aifonai military companies 70
aid ths Rowan tles 81 protecting the ne
#prisoflGrs. 4. Ill III 8 y, /, 4, 4. /. y.
8i.T,i1go Long lins warned oil citizens not 4
Il ~ ontpr tile jn,i premises tonight ~ the
perila of their lives All ass
Hinges have been order 4 toppea{d. y !. i33
@ Court will vene from "a y % nay
Until ,ho lynchers, caught, arc severe N
fiy dealt wit 3ls "A t5S VS. .sS3s