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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23
THE CATHOLICS WON OUT.
Beat the Fairmount Boys in a Fast
Close Football Game.

st. Marys. Kan. Oct 2s.-In .. fast
and fercely contested game yesterday
St Marys defeated Fafrmeunt college
of Wichita by a score Of s 10 0. The
score. however. does not tell the story
of the game, as the local college made
its one touchdown. by blocking a punt
attempted by Paramount while near It's
own goal line. and which was picked
up by Dillon and carried 10 yards for
a touchdown.
The greater portion Of the game was
played in the territory Of st. Marys and
at one time Fairmount had the ball
on the locals 3-yard line, but fuubIed
and lost It. The fumbling Of Fairmount
cost them the game, as they were able
to gain at will, but lost the bah at
critical times by their fumbling-
ST. Marys played their usual Eight
ming fast game Every man followed
the bah every instant and one Of them
was always on the ball in the ease OF a
finn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23

FURNISHED by J. e. Gall, Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office Ito W. Sixth st. Phone 49,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23

Market for steers steady; cows steady to
10c higher
HOGs-Receipts today. 10000 head. Mar
ket sc lower. Bulk of sales, $s15g6.25
top, $6.2755
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23
KANSAS-COLORADO.
Great Football Game at Lawrence
Saturday, Oct. 9th.

One of the biggest football games of
the season takes place at Lawrence this
coming Saturday, October 27th, when
the University Of Colorado team tackles
old K. L The Santa. Fe has made
rate of S1.05 fo- the round trip for this
game. A great many Topeka people
viii attend. Take Santa Fe leaving at
1925 p. m. r. L. KING. Agent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23

Furnished by j. E. Gall. Commissions
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Ofrlce 10 W. Sixth St. Phone 4S6.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23
KoRAK OIL
Cures rheumatism, sore throat,
removes corns and bunions.
stops all pain in man andbeast.
Price soc
Over $4,000 worth Of these rem
edies have been sold IN Topeka.
FOR SALE AT DRUGGISTS.
ARNOLD DRUG co.

sPECIAIs NOTICE-These Rene
dies are sold only BY druggists. Ne
agents are employed anywhere Ia
kansas. Il such appear they ara Ina
poa9arA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23

Chicago. oct. 23-CATTLE- Receipts to-
day 5000 head. Market slow and steady.
Beeves 81. 1901. 30: stockers and feeders,
81 65d5. Is; Texans. 50 75q43o; westerns.
s. 9O6s *; calves. $5.00Q7-5 80.
HOGS-Receipts today, 1000 head Mar
ket Sc lower Mixed and butchers, 5000
$50: good heavy S625Q650; rough heavy,
s. S076 10; light, $6.056S a; pigs, S5.75l6 ID;
bulk IS 1906 A.
Market steadv. Sheep, 1855. 10; lambs.
81 6067.5o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23

FURNISHED by J. z. Gall. Commissions
Grains Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 W. Sixth st. Phone 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23
Kansas city Ike stock Sales Today

1.-THE following sales were made today AZ
the stock yards. Kansas City, Mo, and
telephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Gay. Robinson & Co, live stock conl-
mission merchants, with OFFICES az az
principal stock yards.l
Kansas city. Oct g
czTTLE-Receipts today. 1900 head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23
Fuckers
kOrdk
Wonder

Cures all stomach, bowel, blad-
der and kidney troubles, purifIes
the blood, removes worms and
restores the nervous system.
Price soc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23
Nn1cagO, oct
open High Low Close Ys

National Board OF Trade Kansas CITY.
Furnished by ]. Z. Gall. Commissions
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
GET HALF. HOLIDAYS.
Employees of Navy Yard Greet
Order With Enthusiasm.

n Especial to The Times Dlspat ph.) #
u NORFOLl, IA. June 70, ~ he COM
smnndant's oftlce al this navy yard has
&1ust been advised Of the Issue BY the
President Of an order which will n tse
extremely good news to all employees OF
this naval alton, numbering more than
h s. 900 i. mon In Ill departments.
BIZ Saturday half Fl holidays during the
months Of July, n August and September
have been granted by President Roose-
welt to skilled mechanics and laborers,
and to oil employees In the classified SER
Vice at navy yards and naval stations
OF the United States, The following self
explanatory execute IN order was Il made
public by the President yesterday sg
ut Ia hereby ordered that on sntlr-
days during July August and September,
until further notice. four hours, exclu- y
siye for time for luncheon, shall constl-
tute a day's work for skill mechanics
and laborers II and employees In the
classified OWL service vt all navy yards
and naval stations OF the Upited States;
provided, that X any skilled mechanic or
Slaborer shall work more Than four hours
on any Saturday during the months afore-
said he shall be paid for such 5ex ira work
at the rate Of 80 per centurn IN addl-
ton to ibis regular and normal compensa-
tion, and no more,
85 '.TIIEODORH RoOsDYD LT,
1.-THE White House. June %, 1909, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
G. STOLEN HORSE F0 UN D.8 III
iWill#Ask for franchise for Tram
way Across County u;
fanectcl Is TIE Timo1.D. spatch.) l

"A isnec.a! IS Tie Timoa.D !spatch. 5$8
sPOTSYLVANIA,1Nv' Az, June 81 TIL
horse stolen last onday MI ht from NJ ~,
Ida Jaynes, OF BeneYue farm ~ spo tsyl--
.yalnia county, tx was e found los i = tuesday
evening III. the upper sect lon OF the couil-
~ wandering loos rourd ,SsSS Nrrs..88 Jaynes.
the owner, had ffered n3 rs ward Ssot VIZ
for&tfe recovery Q e the on inlal
a G. r. II Swift, counsel for Thomas z ~;
Henry, OF Sewi kley; n WI ask Jud dye
y. %. n Mason, OF the Q ircu1 t n Court g (
spotsylyania count to- grant the petition
of Thomas NJ. q Henry for aut llorltys 70
construct and build{n tram road & from
fredericksburg a to- 1, tho Orange " *. county IN
line, Tho proposed route wi II lead ~ 'y
hancellorsyilla d and a the III w ldernesa
store. historic places ii IN spotsy lYania,,
Tho road, &if built, vii be q gront cor
IIyentenco to people living e. long the route
& What promises to 4 be an III ting ieW
'sutt will take place hero next Monday
IN the MAJ isterialt Court Of n Squire b.
.Eastburn,s the par ties TO whtcl Nj, i. T.
Graves, Commemorative a Attorney, u !. ana II
Mr.. j. p. N III. Crsmon ex7 Jerk Of spot
'sylynnia court, being prOmlnen ana we'll =
known al ITEMS. Mr.. G raves WI fbrln s SUI
to recover $50 for dnmages from the 4 el te,
probation 81 Mr. CrlBmo nd 8 8 ocls. VII
sS The Rnppahn mock District Conference
viii I convene at White Marsh CHURCH,
Lancaster county, July 18th 70 1lBth ana
be presided over by the presid Ing e e'e
Dr.f I. Whitley. This circuit 70 Inv tlle
RappNllannook district and tas { elected
delegates to the con cren noe. Ii "a Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
\ BOARD [ ! 4 | !. /
o. VISITORS.
President McBryde Authorized to
Create Instruct ships as
4 SsN eed ed
President M cBryd esAuthorized toji
QUESTION d n Of Al COMMANDMENT n }
n ofessor Ellison Smytl Re.
signs as Dean Of
the Faculty

<<s2eoial to The Times Dlspa tch.)
81 BLACKsBURG. N A.. June q, very
busy meeting OF the Board Of Wis tors OF
tho rginia Polytechnic institute was
adjourned last night at midnight. All
members were 81 esen t except Mr.. G. w.
Heater. who was Detained BY pressing
business. and Mr. NJ Cloyd who was y, y;
In Washing ton wi tn his son, who AZ
very III with appendi citls. 853{ sss
~ MI UGH o ttention was paid s to the aues--5
ton OF the detail OF the United STATES
army officer as comman dant The bon y.
was able to arrive at no definite con-
'clusion, md H the matter was placed N y
the hands OF President Mel ryde, VINO nc y
ito report next meet g q tlie
board, 3Ss IL is3 ii lsiGs
4 The dues ton 81 an educational rep
1esentatlVe at the Vi Jamesto town Ex posi- 'fss
Zion was fully discussed. TINS quse' ss;.
ton was also placed In tho hands %
the president to DO report &C , q 4 sa
meeting. &! # 4. n s9s n S
Tha eslgnatlon Of Ellison AZ. snyt!l.s
as dean OF the faculty, 4 was tendered a y =
freluctantly acrepth Professor slyth
had been acting IN this sea paol!y a1vI3
some years and the board was SLOW y
accepting his resignation. PROVISION lo1 was
made for more adequate teachlng i -, !. ~
III SGVSCEtl
Epartt,1ents. and the instructorshlpsa WEI q
creat ted in the departments OF English and
physics, wl,ero the work wasS beyond ~ \
the reach Of the departm onts last year ai
me president was authorized TO create.
Observation-Disclosures III other departments rs
he saw the work becoming crowded. 45s33l s3
The Executive Committee was ln ses.8
sion along with the board and & spent,
much tina in the consideration OF the
quarantine QUAR- OF conta glons disea ses In the
STATE. and took some 40 ion w tn regard
10 moving live stock outside OF these
quarantine lines, 53. y. !.
mo station Board Of Control was also
In session and took tops tow ~ planning
the work under the new ex perlnent Rta'
ttiop. I, @ n !, "a Il
Exactly what action II WAS taken by
these committees has not been given out,
as much Of IT Il was left to subsequent
.meetlngs, ssi " isiifsiis q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
A new NJ Steamer \ RH.L! [
I05RUAiT0|1.I W|l!s|ll|'. I DIN |.
= ". y ~
.Heralded BY g Big Search , chnliightltt
and Flood 81 Hand
bill Ia.
speoial e, r. EThe MINES. 81 lspatch.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch J #s3{
$W EST Po1NT, 4i,,S June e, great
searnhlightS envelopcd est Point ed
S1,,rs day night, and almost blinded u the
people With its brilliancy later g steam ;El
boa /. was reported a to be in light, and
the next morning large hand bills, giving
schedules, z were sea tered round 4 telling
tina pet,rie that the * orleS River an Nor
folk Line had not on t,een !nauguratt'ea'd
4 Us thnt the "sequozall,s 81 steamer 2 {
#this new line, had nlread Y made !! it g
first trip to West Poi1it, Il not the matd
vi the mist 49, q Yeri table maid DIX OF
mystery, 4 rJo on seems to know any
thing Of this enterp except as stated a
by the handbills that the SEQ h will
leave Norfolk for Nv est r. int,. stopping
at informed late wharves, M ondayI5 ed
$nesdaY and Friday, 81 ana returning. u leave
West Point, Tuesday " ~ ursla " and Sat-
$urday. No arrangetne nts whatever have
been made SO far az is known here, for lt'
wharfage s5 u r NJ S;
Tho B school board has 81 appointed the
following teachers to tn ke charge of the
school hero for session 1909 --'o7 Miss
sIkatheryn ~ How on rlnctpal Mrs.
X n. r chardson n I lrst assistant, Miss
SMaude Bland, second N siatant;s Miss
Lily N, IN Johnson, !rd n assistant til 5ss ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
U STANDS BY HUSBAND.
Young Red ding Heart Torn Out
Of His Body by a. Train.

5SJsis lSFeclal 70 me lIlmea-DlSpa(cn)S 553s
sSiWINcHRsTER Al June 20 "a novel
the jail here Of Charles I Fisher who Is;
charged with having entered into d con-!
isplraeyg to barter the honor OF his hand
some young wi te. ts, d Fisher. who Sde--,
MES her husband guilt spends each.
day IN jail with her husband. and says
she will 'continue to do 90 until he ls,re--i
leased. 5 lfs3S II II 9sss ~ "A H is
The news was received With much 10y
In Winchester to-da that both houses
had passed tn bill allowing Winchester
q sixty, thousand dollar post office build
ing IA u x ils 81 8ss
E g. ~ Rulings. son OF p, a q. Rulings. Of
.ftddletown, this county, In attempting
Yesterday Ia board a moving Western
Maryland i! log onotl tive & at MidVale. Pa,,
,mlsaed his ting, 4 was dra gged beneath.
the wheel, ana Instantly killed, His heart
and liver were Gut from his bod Y, & Rld.5
!ngs was twenty years OF q ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

A Y0UNG lady
NEA / DROWNED led.
Vent in Swimming at a Picnic
!; u and Got Over Her
rs II cad. 78
ARM BRO Ok EN- 'T'HR0 ROWING BRICK R ! {,
SDtterburn Litlia Spring Con IN
sidered BY Committee as
Home for Girls,
] Especial to The Times Dispa .ch.) 4

Especial To- The Times Dispas ch.)
PETERSBURG. v AZ. June Il IT he de-
!, "a ilment Of a gondoa md box car near 1Ns
the foot h Of River Street this afternoon
has again blocked the Norfolk and NVe est ~
gern track Ssai ~ aas
MISS Bessie Lanier. daughter OF MT.
~ a. nier. narrowly esca ped e drowning
I'M Swift Greek this al ternoorl g While out
on a; picnic. n It Is und erRtood that MISS
aIanier got beyond her depth While "
Bathing, and was unconHc ious then res!
$cued 4 Dr.. ] ~ g, 3ss Renne was hurrledly
\ summoned from Petersburg, and soon re-
ported that the young ladySwaa CT tight
again q n It v. All SS5
VA 10 break Ills right arm by throwing 81
brick at q dog was the novel experience
or A. /; J s Fink, q we'll known street CO r
conductor, In the w est End ~ ye terday
afternoon. The "a og went al ter the Ech lck-3
ems. and Mr., Fink went fterS the Y dog,
with "a lsast rous result ts, Is, y. 1.
sla5s pr. ", +. Drewry. supertn tendent q
the Central State H ospital, has returned
IRON washington. where he was SUM
Snoned as an Z expert in the sinyestiga
pf the met hods OF trea ment8 at 81. Illiz-,.
5nbetll Iiospital, n a. government institution
for the i insane,
tss3E Dr. Drewry and Mr., Robert Gilllanl,S Of
this city, were to have VII ted o. terburnI
3I.ithia Springs farm IN ]. lelln count
{ To- day, with other members 4 Of a CONS
Inittee, to Inspect the place ms q site for
the Virginia Home and Industrial School
for Girls. but were prevented by delayed
trains ~ 81 3,s Sc IsT VI .s sss
n The number Of votes SO far ca at for
the three contestants In 4 the Queen'si
Contest at the drays earn wal ls av-
nounced this afternoon, as follows: Miss
Bessie Wolfe, n 81 Miss Sadie Norris 266;
Miss NJ, n, Allgood, 22o.f a han dsonaei
teweled watch will be presented i to- the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
SEVERAL sT|'U.NNED I.
BY THE / L |. G l! IN
Church Struck While Lawn Party
Was In Progress on the
Grounds,
lsgssr.al Is Tho T,nss-D lspa.&s!A3s

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 29'--
During the storm laat night lightning
struck the Methodist Church here. tear lt-
ing Off a considerable portion Of the slate
roof, end otherwise damaging " to the
extent Of several hundred dollars, At tho
time the Little Gleaners, an organization
of thess church, were gathered IN the
bnlldlng, o lawn party under Its auspices
being In progress, When the storm broke
AL present took refuge IN the church.
There were moro than one hundred pres
ont, mostly young people ct Is most
remarkable that no one was hurt. Sew
eyal we've stuaned by the sh0ck, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
|'IG|0VERIV|NE'IIlT''I||''||IlIII|l|||Il
PUSHGREAl1llQ |
National Apr opriati ons Sto pozS
sition@ Though To Be s.EssI
Safe.
.INFLu EN' n, Of PREsl ND
5Operati ons for IN ork Have NJ
ready Been 7rett \ AJell
Mapped Out. 81
Especial Is [; The Tines Diapat eh.l

Especial TO- The Tines Diapatc sSssss ii,
II oRFOLK, A,.s " ne g. thsg
1suranee that the congressio nal appsopria,ssS
ton Of 81 1916 900 for the Jamestown .ggsI
position Is safe, Mr.. g, Brooks 1 IohnIton. s
chairman Of the gboard of NJ 70 ernoy Nh
the exposition, and Lieutenalrt- GoYernopaS
y. Taylor Ellyson. g nenb Der Of the board
who vera active In the lon and hard Us S
fight for the appropr.a t ton. Il havas returned
To- James town head quarters They 1ot
Sto-d day shortly he fore noon. S Both VIC
Ecerss falnd an accu rnulat lon % W0fl snl III
their respec desk
here will he no delay on the psrt
the government In getting Il to- work on
the expositio said 81 Tyson shorty ss
after his return. In fact ssiollass
departme sot the government afaa als
read active M 5Arrang gene nts Tor 1etllnRg3
| ato@worls at once are being pushed, 4 and tt
will be q matter OK only AL snorts time
before the government will beS at work otlll
the grounds. Operht ions have been ptettysi
well mapped sou t, AZ soon y an the etesIs
dent signs the sundry c!yil oil the ap;S
lpropriation will b innled iately eyatls
able u + 55
Mr. llyson also thought that ths IN.
terest OF President r ooseYelt In Nd exs
position was OF vast beneft Il to- Ia,
preparation measure, and hees thoug that
the friends OF the OK posi- ton! Due
him 50 many tl,nnks 4. He ~ also
lpraised Representative Maynard Eoys hin
energetic and Wise act Ion IN NJ II o1
THE appropriat Ion. NJ NJ
Among the vtsl tors to- the o1lelQt
grounds at head quarters to- ION lllSsI
Joe Mitchell Chapp ell \. ed tor az N w
Gtional Magazine OF Bost \. and L y,
II. Jones', also az 3oston aud the M
They were II emit usiast ID over the "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
DIVORCE SUIT,
Child Taken from Both Parents
Until Suit II Decided.

n (specIal to The TImesrp lspatch)
LYING IIRlJ n q, Il n ], June ~, In
habeas corpus proeee sings before y udge
Rarksdale OF the Circuit, Court OF this
suit for divorce by 4 aubrey Jannings
against h1s wife for the possession Of
their child, II was a greed that tbs child
should be turned oyer to Mrs. 81 Thomas
Turner. OF this city, y To / he cared for by
her until the q iYordo proc edlngs can
he heard and determined ny the court
4 IN sspssFa IN llsnS pThs0pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
10 JUDGE PRINCE,
Faculty and Students Of colored
School Erect Monument.

FRA NIk4.IN, X n Az, u June 20. "A laonu-
ment to the late sJ4dg Joseph p, Prince,
tute Saturday, a gust lstb by the faculty
and students OF this school. In grateful
.cprnnlenaor a tion OF his aid 10 tho eolorsd
race Of this county In Establishing this
Institution Of learning for their PED 30, 8S
Senator Hhanda and % nunih her OF other,
prominent men Of this section Will III
dreas the people, x y .5S sS i3i "a a n .is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
GoROut on Strike

Z Especial to Tho TImes- DIspa toh. 51T31H
ROAM Itll, v "A, June TWO hum
dred laboreys employed In the Norfolk y
Western machine shops went out on q
strike this morning for hlghNr yases,
Tile men are paid IS cents per 5r9 III hut
demanded To- They finally agreed & TO-
return to work q t tho old ratio until MI,
w, H, Lewis, superintendent OF motive
power, returns from Enrope.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Officers Elected.

Especial to Tho Tlnea- Dispat Gh.)
TREpERlclsBu RG, b VA. June aa,----,
The stockholders Of the Upper Rappn-
hammock Telephone onlpany, at. q meet
Ing held here yesterday, elected n the
following ottlcersi Robert beverley, pres.
Rowe, treasurer; Fl. II. Crlsl,ond, seore-
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

Council Il 70 reconlrn end Saa fayorab b the
ordinance v providing for annexation OF
gtiie suburbs In Campbell county
I'M The proposed territory, II annexed, will
I give tho city about s, 400 more popula ton.
Sand II some thing like three OF four mill
4 lI3ns additional taxation The report
I gees to the Common Council ii Tuesday
afternoon. and III will q und oubtedly y be
adopted by both branches, 9sSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
q Great Damage by Hail.

lSpeclal to The .Ilmesr lspa tch.1 83I3.I
IL tn UIT,r, INWIpIE 60, Al. ] pne .sSy'e
passed through this section last evening,
doing untold damage to all Grips. Cotton
In some places Is compile toly ruined corn
Is beat into shrets, and WateEnlel on vines
arc ruined. II s :lsss.
Crops In this section arg in ~ opse
shapo than tor years at this season Of the
xsaSA Ing 10 the continued hsaxy sataa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

came ter conyid ble qnr guInent by the
counsel In the cnse, ID mel ther q the
parents shall d have the 81 ghtest inter-
course with the chill d. 5
a The father was formerly "a obaeconlst
here, but he Ii at present gagged in$ the
coal and coke busne Il at Hen Jean, w.
Va, where he is resd Ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
J Summer N orrrnl7alS School.

Especial to n The T lines -plspa tch,) 3I'I5
FREDDRICKsBU "a. June 20
The Summer Normal Institute, which
was formally opened Inst night at tho
courthouse, commenced its reg ula Y course
OF instruction In the buildings q FRED
ieri cksburg College at 0 o clock this morn
,iIgt Nearly two hundred teachers are
present from the surrounding sections,
ana the institute Will continue In session
for one month. l58l i. "a va i3GI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
-Frederick sburg Gratified..

FREDERICKSBURG "a, j une e, --
J Tho people OF Frederic sburg are grati-
fled at the az ton OF Congress In appro-
spriatihg 10000 for, a public building In
this city. The bill passed the & Senate
Thursday, having preyi Gus sly Sii5 passed
through the House, q An X amendment In,
screasing the amount s$lo, 900 was adj ed In.
the Senate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
The Ghost Really NYalks., q

A There ~ well authenticated Ghost s1
Melbourne. near Derby, # ~ snnlsk Mr.
ystereotyped appari tion Of fair
has a weird effect on men mo wee
was last seen by the hero In q ,e IldxS
Evelyn, Max Pemberton's grea ~ n0YnsSS|
which will begin exclusive serial hlls5
cation In this paper, beginnln1 6Nslsts ii
July lat, prior TO appearing tps hook 50 gaas|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
"JIM CROW VICTIM.
Delaware Man Refuses to Move
at Request Of Conductor.

Especial to The Tlnes-D ispatch,) q a,
NoRT0I.IS, YA,,5 June 2o,--J. g, sasse.
or else one who gave that o. his name,
and Wilmington, Del, as HIS home, Ia
another VICTIM q the Jim Grow''8law
sasse didn't think that he had TO move
from tho section Of the car reserved for
eol9ysd paJ|sspgsEa when W conductor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
INDICTED FOR MURDER,
Notorious Outlaw 81 the Noun
tainsS N oW; Safe In "a Il.

(speclnl n to a The Times Dlspatc h.) s.IF.s
L eTAUNTON 5ys5; wv uno III 20, -Fran 7.
sprouse, the torious 10y taw and JAIL 4
tAlleghanI es, who on the 9th ot lyme shot
and Instantly: illed r. Conner Boyd at
,Craigsville, was Ind oted d BY, the grand
Jury o-dayFof murder In tho first degree.
@ He will kelly hay q trial IN + he next
week Or two. s5ir5t Fsf5i u NJ s{
s"s This fellow has broken JILL twice. but
3Jaller$ Booker sa W he has him his time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

d honestly on scene g
force yourself L. to care for him
Those are the various phases IF problem tha1
then, how they the original grl to-
I not All theories but ass real facts!
That girl the heroine of Max Pemberton 81
interesting novel which vii TIE
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-24
The RESULTS OF The
PRIMARY.

The people of Georgia are prob
ably drawing sigh of relief this
morning and they have perfect
right to do so. The bitterest cam
paign in the history of the state
has terminated in a great triumph
for the people-the common people,
the bone and sinew OF the state.
The fight Just closed has been re
markable enc for invective and per
sonalities. II has been bread in its
scope OF bitterness and boundless In
the character of acrimony injected
into 1t, However, the sober minded
element of the people of Georgia raj
lied TO the call TO arms against ring
domination and cooperate control and
won a victory that fairly puts the
people in the saddle and sounds the
death knell to the small peanut
politicians for twenty-five years dom.
snant in the affairs Of the state Of
Georgia u hands back 70 the pse