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'[0 -~->N~~-~-~-~-O-~~
IHE WHEREABOUTS
i,ILrhel, who IS supposed to
Il ~ NJ City. He left Pueblo.
~; baker and confection-,
snuatess Miss Jennie Fcrkel.
" VI, Salt Lake Cllv- MlCG2
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LOST

PoCKETROOK CONTAINING CHECKS
and other papers in name OF owner. Re-
turn to Tribune office and receive liberal
reyard t2417
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS AND BOARD, STRICTLY
modern: private family; everything
first class Independent phone 1894. 20
w. 5th South
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

~~~~~--~~~~N~-~--~--~>>>~
HARVEY & co, ll0 w, S. Temple. Bell
phone 1921 Ind. i2li jS25
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FIRST-CLASS PICTURE FIR A NJ E
maker at Rivers Bros. 40 Main ST;
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WOMAN TO RUN FASHIONABLE
apartment house and dining room
wages so per month, Answer. with ROT
erences Address Thomas at Tribune Of
flee.
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PER CENT GOLD BONDS
Bingham Miners Union Hall associo-
tIon Incorporated offers 100000 In
first mortgage gold bonds, 5000 each. In
tcrest PAYABLE semi-annually For particu-
lars inquire F., G. Locke, Sec'y, Bing-
ham Canyon, Utah or Utah Savings &
Trust Co, custudians OF bonds. wG5S
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SCAYENGERS

Utah sCAvENGER CO.. OFFICE $50
So 3rd e. Ind siS. iSs2
1888
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LOW III, N->--@~~-@-~--~--~-
WANTS POSITION AS
n as aas 10 millinery store. Ind.
u'ess w y, Tribune.
- w3Ss
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING

ISuN @ sTARLEY, genuine gardening.
'Ca5ino seeding pruning and care OF
lawns. 225 e. Brigham. Phone 2ss2-X.
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BUSINESS BLOCK ON 2ND SOUTH
between Main and State that VIII pay
IL per cent net on money invested
It's a three-story pressed brick that
could not bo built for less than 5000
Mortgages for $1,000 at per cent, due In
about three years.
1t Will pay il per cent net on money IN
vested, can lease for yenrs. Price
81. 500
Little & Little. under Natl Bank OF
Republic Wl"oo
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ELECTRO DERMATOL0GIST

HAP MOLES BIRTHMARES.
freckles, red spots, all imperfections OF
the skin permanently removed by eiectIlc
needles Miss Small. 60l Templeton bldg.
t6a5
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WANTED. GIRLS TO PRESS CLOTHES
5rd East and 9Th So Partisan Dye
w VI rs. Wl0i2
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GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GEN
Sr2i housework; good wages. 459 So.
''h L. wl0So
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NJ YOUNG MAN WANTS
AdSs,ss,ns care Of horses; has
W Tribune. w2jl
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CTRI FOR GEN'L HoUsEWoRK, ONE
who understands cooking s%' T. Up
h1y
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

A. 1. HAMLIN, REAR 2i3 So MAIN.
Ind fone 1a2l; residence 2576. w3i2
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JAPANESE SILVER BELT BUCKLE
and black silk belt. Return TO d. :.
Murray. Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
building Reward.
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r. l. RED AND w. WYANDOTTE
eggs; fancy, 10c each; utility. 81 per 100;
duck eggs. &c each Cress- Brook, 35l0 S.
1th F. Ind. phone 1902 w352
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NANTED

"A YEN WANT BOARD
Private family preferred.
~ 40 Address q. l.. Fan,
>:ement Co.
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DINING-RooM GIRL. HALLS HOTEL,
Wgq,
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new, corner lot. finc location. $3.50: 800
cash, SIS mo,
Arm pr. brick. modern, new, lot 3I1sx
$50 II to alley, S20s0; easy terms.
groom pr brick. modern. lot 60I1H It.
to alley, good cellar, S225o. $3.50 cash. $50
a month.
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FOR RENT

t5IvE-RooM In MODERN COTTAGE, dos
u S' w1059
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GIRL FOR GENERAL, t.OUSEWORK;
"o "asHiis- '@p Il 3rd So. wl0ii
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Iss.MNA Issss.MNANUFACTURERS

ssis; sro,,,p So, Pure IcE CREAM
Z Rcth ng delivery. % Rich
'hes a2J. WIZ
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IDEAL PAPER CLEANING co. LEAVE
orders at Van Dyke Drug co. Both
,nhnneS A5l. Weo
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BRICK BARN. s3xs0 FIT. WITH AMPLE
city and county building, from May 1st.
VIII enlarge for responsible tenant. Street
to bJ paved, Fritsch. No. u East End
South st. tl36
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

ALL kINES AT BAILEY * SONS
Seed store 63 E End So. Both Fones
s1. wdl
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS
ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS, HALFNTOEES AND CUTS.
pA Ea,lgsk EpysIay1nH O. &26lg
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GIRLS WANTED AT AMERICAN
Steam Laundry. w972
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WANTED. a SMART YOITN,. MAN G
driver; must know town well AnnIv
Salt Lake Cleaning Co. q Z. 5rd So.
WIG37
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PLANNING MILL DOING a GOOD BUSI-
ness In Boise. Ida. owner compelled to
sell because OF Ill health. VIII stand In
Yestigatlon. Address MIL" care Capital
News, Boise. Ida. w1040
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FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-THREE
OF the best lots in Popperton. tho prct~
tjest place IN all Utah for a nice home;
must be sold at onceI n snap for some
one Call at $50 E. 1st So. st. WIS
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
Dorius G. Casadv.
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TYPEWRITERS
ACCORDION PLEATING

ISCoRDIOE. SUNBURST. SIDE
ting and pinking. Mrs. Jenncns, 2o3
ep,',h TbIrd East Bell phone. 2H7-k.
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FOR SALE = MISCELLANEOUS

OWNER or HAlRDRESSING AND
manicuring parlors will sell at sacri-
flee on account of sickness. Come and get
particulars from Newcomb G1a w. 2ud
So, r. Z. wloo6
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ASSAYERS
SAFE REPAIRING
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A COLL,IS. PAINTER, PAPER HANG
er and kalsominer 2a Baltimore ave.
psu fonc Nte9- * Wt47
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q sS1IaLD ANYWHERE, NO
u snssostul; correspondence
4, "a nssa nsa Promptly. Phoenix
olock. tlOSl
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II lysunsA4 ysu e. 7, DON'T FORGET
aEana 4. = Sam Locke. at tbs
s9a % Main st. si6sS
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PERSONAL

tsisciiss.S ASSOCIATION
q exnsr, terficeS rendered by
|Eest estsenGeo e men. Phone Ind
|city' Ia Temple ST., room q,
r w69l
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WASHING

I3CSG CHoNG. EEW LAuNDSti sAn5N q So. 0 ".
treatment. waShlns 'NS' t12o5
Temple
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWARES
woman preferred. els e. 7th South.
wlO5S
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GOOD MAN WANTED AS MANAGER
for business which win clear $500 per
MONTH: small capital required. Eagle
block. room .. WIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
VAN UNDER ARREST
BELIEVED TO Be FORD
An Exchange of Photographs Will
Fix His Identity Without
Doubt.
Ispeoial = a. Times-D.sp..ch- l

LEXINGTON. VA. December 6-I.et-
ters received to-day b. Justice II H.
Caford. OF Rockbridge county. from OH
GERS at Hartford City, Ind. indicate maj
the man held in the lnirmary at thar
place Is really Grover Ford. OF Den
marx. hockbridge county. the murderer
OF MISS Lydia Entsminger and Charles
CaSh' on the night OF June 3. 1856
justice Ieaford sent a picture and de-
Scrlpuon Of Ford 20 Indiana which the
authorities say fills the description
A photograph Of the suspect in Indian,
mas oeen taken. and is now on the way
10 lexington II the photograph proves
the man to be Ford Governor Swanson
Will be requested 10 make reouisition ON
the Governor OF Indiana for Ford.
When notice was first received here
az Ford's arrest IN Indiana the Eoclr-
bridge authorities were in conrnunicotio,,
with the officers OF a certain town ~,
West Virginia. who had their eve on "a
man suspected 70 be Ford. whose de-
scripton tailed with that OF the Roclz-
bridge murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
THOUSAND FARMERS
MEET At EASTVILLE.
To Attend the Annual Meeting
of Their Produce
Exchange.

ONANCDCh, VA. December 6-The
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Eastern Shore OF Virginia Produce Elk
change was held at Easlville yesterday.
About one thousand members were in at
tendance The report Or The secretary
ana treasurer snOwed that. from Deem
Der 1. Luo, 70 November 20. 1896 the eN-
change handled LOSSES packages. This
included $3.50 barrels Irish potatoes
o. 40 barrels sweet potatoes and IL ga
Packages Of peas. straw berries, etc. The
sIoss receipts were N.160 Ills. A divi-
0end Of 10 per cent was declared. and
handsome sum added 10 the surplus
fund.
During the year the telegraph service
cost $sOo259 ana u ls probable that pre-
paid messages received amounted T. as
much more. For telephone service S74056
was paid.
From a financial standpoint. the year
has been the most s1ccessful in its his
tory The good prices obtained for early
irish potatoes materially Increased the
receipts The result from sweet potatoes
was not 81 satisfactory.
The continuous rains OF the summer
prevented this crop from maturing and
from keeping after being dug. As con-
sequence. many cities that heretofore
We're large purchasers handled hut Jew
OF them The same cause produced a
failure In late Irish potatoes With the
usual production ana price in these crops
the business OF tile year would have
reached two and half million dollars
The present officers. Hon. B. Il Cuntar.
Of Northampton. vlce-president; William
A. Burton. Of Accomac. general manager.
A. j. McMath, OF AccomaC, secretary and
treasurer were re-clcctcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE SESSION
Re-elect DR.. Mitchell President
and Decide TO Meet Next Year
at jamestown Exposition.
NE E0ED LEGISLATION
DR.. R. II Bennett Makes Sensa-
tiOnal illusions TO Speaker
OF the House

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
sDIhe sixth annual convention OF the
Anti-salOon League Of Virginia, the most
successful In tho history Of the organi-
]ation. adjourned tonight. TO meet next
year al the Jamestown Exposition.
Ofhcers were elected as follows: Pres
ident Or. J. " Mitchell. Richmond: Vice
Presidents. Chancellor William W. Smith
Lynchburg, Professor 8 g. Mitchell
Richmond; Judge william II. Mann. Not
toway' Captain J. +. Bellows. Ocran:
Rev. J. K Ellis. Ealton; DR.. W. c. Camp
ben, Roanoke; Rev. Z. L. Folk Richmond:
Secretary. Rev II. =. Atkins. Richmond;
Treasurer, : 2. Jones. Richmond
The feature Of the Afternoon session
was the address OF the superintendent OF
the league. Dr. Richard H Bennett OF
f-<ndo lph-Macon College. on ~ eeded Leg
isiation."
Allusion was made. as on several pre-
v4ous occasions In the convention, 70 the
conduct OF tho Speaker Of the Virginia
House Of Delegates in leaving the chair
and charging the temperance people OF
virginia With treacherous conduct IN
seeking TO pass a bin killing the Desufer-
Gus fake clubs. which are such a pro-
Lie source OF evil.
AT the time the Speaker did this, there
were only few moments OF the session
lelr and even the friends Of the Anti
saloon League were misled into think
ing something was wrong. and that It
was best 70 let the measure 70. All
greed that the ex-Speaker would hear
IRON the league workers in the future
III. James Cannon. Jr., editor OF the
balumore and Richmond Christian Advo-
cate and Or. W w Smith. Of Lynch
burg, spoke on the Evils Of the Dispen-
saIy.' The claims OF the dispensary we're
taken ID and It's alleged advantages ex-
hlniteo IS clearly fsllacious.
PRESIDENT HopwOod. OF tho Virginia
Christian Colsse. Lynchburg. discussed
the topic OF The Saloon and the Col
lege. lie thought that the seven hun
ored girls at Farnville for example.
II indoct-inated with temperance views.
would work the destruction Of TIA LIQUOR
trafi1c twenty-five years.
Dr. ". l. Piclzard. OF Lynchburg. ad-
dressed the convention tonight on The
Responsibility Of the Saloon for Vice
IN Our Cities" He presented an array
OF striking facts. and closed with an
optimistic view Of the situation in Viz
ginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN
BURNED At OPEN FIRE
Ran Frantically Away from AS
sistance Ready to Help
Her.

Especial 10 TIE Times Dispatch i
HAMPTON, VA, December DIR
Addie Johnson. well known vouna,
woman OF Elizabeth City county Is dead
at her home. near Fox Hill. as the ra-
suit OF terrible burns which she received
yesterday morning Mrs. Johnson WIS
watching a number OF men buteherine,
hogs near her home She stool too close
10 a IRE and her dress became LIMITED
and in an instant she was enveloped in
a mass Of flames. Crazed by pain and
fright. the poor woman ran away from
the men who went 70 her assistance.
She had gone fifty yards before Mr..
Routten. one Of the butchers. caught her
and smothered the blaze with his over
coat.
The woman was literally roasted and
the doctors knew that there was no
chance Of saving her life. Her husband.
who IS employed at Old Point. was sum
moned and he arrived several hours be-
fore the spark Of life was extinct
Funeral services will be conducted to-
morrow. Mrs. Johnson is survived by
her husband. her parents and several
sisters and brothers. She was a. cousin
10 County Treasurer David Johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
MONUMENT UNVEILED TO
REV. JXO. WEATHERFORD
Was Imprisoned for His Faith
IN Chesterfield
County.
- y 10 rls,..-p.sna.on-l

CHATHAM. Va. December e--The
monument TO the memory Of the late Rev.
John Weatherfoord was unveiled In the
Shockoe Church Cemetery to-day with
very appropriate ceremonies. Rev. VIM.
Hedley. OF Danville. delivered the ad-
dress OF the occasion. which was a most
Interesting discourse on the early history
Of the baptist Church. and the trials
undergone 1y the ministers during that
time Rev John WeatherfUrd. 70 WI -
memory the monument stands. lived dur
lng the latter part OF the eighteenth CEN
tlrJ. and for proclaiming the doctrine
in which he believed was i've months i'm
pSlsoned in the county Jail OF Chester
Leid county.
The last years OF hts life were suan+
IN the county OF Halifax. where he died
IN ls-s, and was buried near the church
where the monument was to-day unveiled
20 his memory. The Roanoke Baptist
Association al its meeting two years alro
decided 20 erect this monument. and ap-
pointed James ". Gregory and George W
Jones 70 perfect the same, which has
been done ia q manner most pleasing 10
rhe association. Following the address OF
Rev. Mr.. Hedley. short addresses were
made by others Of prominence IN the as
ISOLATION.
Notwithstanding the very threatening
weather very good crowd was pres
emit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
CRIMINAL CASES IN
GREENESVILLE COURT
Citizens Indicted for Failure
to List Their In
comes.
Ispe-a-al % Tie Tlmes-Dtspa,oa.I

PETERSBURG Va. Deccmbe- G.
Ten citizens Of Greenesvnle county were
presented by the grand jury OF the court
which met IA Emporia TUESDAY. judge
j. r. West presiding, for failure TO list
Their incomes for taxation, and twenty
Ior failing 10 list dogs.
Tom stags, Indicted for attempt 10 com
init murder, was nued dve dollars for
assault A. @. Walton was found NOT
guilty, Charles Mayo was given twelve
months hard labor on the public roads.
III. Ruffn. for malicious shooting WIS
sentenced 10 eighteen months hard labor
on the public roads; Richard Robinson. for
ma lous wounding, was given eighteen
months IN the penitentiary. Jacob Bar
low. Tor unlawful cutting. three months
III the county jail; Della Smith. CHARGED
WITH murder. was convicted Of second
degree murder. and sentenced to eighteen
years IN the penitentiary. A c. Walton
was charged with killing Charles Suni-
van, while the latter was attempting 10
enter the home Of Walton, near Jarratt
Della Smith was charged with kinf,s
Marie Jackson, a colored woman. neaT
W. II. Purdys
About twenty-five DEGREES have been
entered in chancery causes. The CONT
WILL adjourn tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
FIGHTING POLES
ON HIGH Street
Property Owners VIII Resist
Their Erection by the Tele-
phone Company.
FIRE IN 0INWiDDlE COUNTY
Residence of the Late Colonel
Bish Fields IS
Burned.
So - - rlrnes-pl.nrern.i


PETERSBURG. VA. December 6.-The
property owners on High Street one OF
tho main residential thoroughfares IN the
city are preparing 70 put up a sim Amt
against tho placing Of telephone poles
on the street Argument in Injunction
proceedings, restraining the Petersburg
Telephone Company from erecting the
poles viii probably be heard BY Judge
Mullen. OF the Hustinss Court. to-nor-
row morning. Application for an in1unc-
ton has been made by Wilcox & Will
cox attorneys for Mrs. John A. GIL. Tn.
committee from the City Council appointed
70 deal with tho question and Mrs. GHFs
attorneys had conference to-day with
Mr.. W p. McIlwaine. representing the
company. but no agreement was reached
Ny. McIlwaine states that the company
has perfect right 70 place their poles
on High Street
The old residence Of the late Colonel
"Bish" Fields near Butterworth's Bridge.
Dlnwicdie county, was entirely DESTROYED
by fire early this morning. The house
was formerly owned and occupied by
Colonel F1elds's widow. but had been
sold.
Mr.. George S. Bernard. a xelI-known
lawyer OF this city. and Civil War his
torien- VIII deliver an address before
A p. Hill Camp tomorrow evening on
slavery the Leading Cause Of Secs
sion"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
A. P. HILL CAMP WILL
CELEBRATE LEES BIRTH
Elect Officers at Large
ly Attended
Meeting.

PI1TERSBUEG. VA. December "a
p. Hin Camp OF Confederate Veterans
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year Il a big meeting at the GIMP
hail tonight. Commando simon seward !.
FIRST Lieutenant Commander. Homer At
kiuaon. Second Lieutenant Commander.
j. - Whitchorne. Third Lieutenant Com
Suander. o. b. GU. Adiutent. Carter r
Bishop. Cuarterulslster. G.. NJ Green. OH
Ger az the Day. A. j. Clements. Surgeon.
Dr. J. j.. Moyler Chaplain. Rev DR. y.
". Pitcher. Assistant Surgeon. DR. W T.
Htrwpod. TREASURER. Hugh H. Smith
Sergeant. Major ". =. B.-lsley, ViGette
n. h. simmons. color Sergeant J. A.
Pulley Color Guards. j T. Colwcu and
" II kcyan.
Commando r. J. Davis presided AZ the
meeting. which was very largely attended
aae was ci%ir,lcterizel by the great spirit
~ activity and interest shown ~ al mat
tiers befor" ths camp.
Colonel j. IT, Madden. a Union veteran
from Newport, Ky. gave short war
talk and Mr. George $. Bernard was al so
Invited % speak. but declined bec-anse Of
h4s acceptance ~ an invitation 10 deliver
nn address 0n CisA IS lag subjects to-nlor-
row.
Sir Simon Seward. In accepting the
Office ~ commander. made a short adj
dress. referring 10 the election as the
highest honor ~ hls life. A committee.
was appointed 20 make arrangements for
q supper on the evening of General Lees
birthday, January lttn. which will be OBJ
served 10y memorial services and rarade
hy the camp.
The executive committee ~ me camp
Ras reelected with W. u. Parham sue
ceedlng the late Captain i. c. Hoy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
BARKEEPER WITH
GOOD CHARACTER
This Fact Helped Save Father
Jones from Going to Gallows
for Murder.
WAS ExONERATED BY JURY
VChn Dean Under Arrest Tor
Murder Ex-Policeman
Held for Trial.
60 = - Ttrns-ptrDntcn- !

NORFOLK. VA. December S'-john ~
Jones, bartender. commonly known a.
tatner' Jones. WIS found not guilty by
jury IT. the Corporation Court to-day
on the charge OF numbering Robert Nor
Bar, another bartender on October "a
Tho trial lasted several hours There
we're no eye witnesses % the killing.
which occurred IA a saloon on Brewer
Street.
Jones testified that Morgan walked
into the saloon in which he was work
Ing. and told him that he was going %
XIII him because Jones had secured his
position. Morgan pulled the gun out u
his hip pocket and laid IL On tho ooun-
ter and Jones picked II up and Aired a
shot at M0rgan- The bullet penetrated
Morgon's body Just above the heart,
causing instant death
Joues's wife and four children were IN
court during the trial OF the case. The
3ury was out for not moro than an hour.
Commonwealth Attorney John o. Til
ton asked that defendant be given eigh-
teen years Ia the penltenttary- Many
prominent men were In court % testify
a. 10 Jonss's good character.
John Dean. coiored. arrested on tho
charge II foloniousy shooting last night
Ella Wilson. colored. was aTralgned !n
the Police Court To-Day on the charge Of
murder. me woman having died 40 =
O'Clock this morning al the St Nincenrs
Hospital Tho case was continued un III
Deceluher II that witnesses might bs
auu mone1.
Tho cause q the shooting f. not known.
Only one shot Was fred. and that pene-
trated the v-ornans stomach Dean las
m 10 no statement.
Tho preliminary hearing u the case OF
". II Daniels. ex-police officer Of Rerk-
ley ward. arrested in Tarboro. ". g..
and brought here last might. charged
with criminally assvtllt,ng Annie Eahy
Bryant. "a s-year-oid r-rl of Berkeley
Ward. was Continued until December il
n order that witnesses might De- sum-
nouet
The gir has Identified Daniels as her
0sslliaut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
WILL INVESTIGATE
INCOME TAX PAYERS
Grand Jury of Washington Coun-
ty Charged With the
Matter.
Lspeenl % The rlmas-p.sratcn.1

ABINGDON. VA. December 6.-Tho
regular semi annual grand jury is in ses-
sion this week. AS required by law.
Judge Hutton, In his charge to the grand
jury, directed an examination OF the
books OF the Commissioners Of the Reve-
nue..
The income tax seems to be the special
feature Of the inqusitiOn. II appears thar
this schedule has been very much neg
lccted and misunderstood.
quite mum Dor Of citizens have already
been called before the grand Jury with
reference 10 this tax. This body has
been adjourned over TIL next week, when
from seventy live 10 one hundred tax
payers Will be called on TO answer In
regard TO their incomes
The action OF the grand jury has caused
quite sensation in the county.