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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25

IL looks like we will have some rain this morning, which would be hieily appreciated by all the farm cts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-25
AUTO HITS TRAIN; TWO KILLED.

Employes of ?. F Collier, Going
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
PEOHAGE CHARGE
AGAINST The ROAD
Three Men File Complaints
Against South and Western,
Asking 100000 Each.

ASHEVlLLE. y. g., December 2S-Com-
plants We're filed yesterday in three
cases recently instituted in Superior
Court against the South and western
Railway Company. The plaintiffs. Charles
II. Buckner. Chapel Wyatt and Alpheuse
Woodhn Wheeler allega that they were
held IN peonage and ask for damages in
the sum of $4,000 each
The compliments allege that they were
induced 70 leave their work at Spartan
burg. :. c.. and go 10 work for the
South and Western Railway at construc-
ton camp No. 8 in Mcdowell county,
near Marion. y. G.. After they had been
at work tor some little time at camp s.
they alleged that they had been engaged
under false pretences, and determined to
leave. They left the camp and started
TO walk TO Marion a distance of nine
miles. but were OvertalSon by employees
of the South and Western who were
heavily armed. and who they allege.
forced them TO submit to arrest. and
] marched them back TO the camp where
they were locked up and deprived OF
their liberty for considerable length
OF time and were later taken out and
! laid across r log. in which position they
were held and beaten ia n cruel manner
The plaintiffs further allege that when
they were overtaken by the company's
employees. after having left camp ). they
were renewed or al their money and
other personal effects. Ii Is also alleged
by Buckner that he was stripped OF his
clothing and whipped by three employees
Of the road, complainants being in
formed at the time that the cruel beating
they received was TO serve as an object
lesson TO others
While the cases are set for trial in
the Superior Court of Buncombe county.
10 is probable that they will be removed
10 the United States Circuit Court Other
damage suits Of q similar nature have
been doclSeted against the railroad here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
.0CT0GENARIAaS DIE IN
ROCk4RIDGE COUNTY
Passing OF Three People Of Thay
County Who Had Passed Eigh-
tieth Milestone.

T-ENT N|IrIA- n
--
''.'"i OH p-opie OF Fookorlise have
died within The past weei, r.,,,,f-.,
from thafr ,...reofi,.. ,.i.,t,.-.,.
,
'' "'' .i"ol'ea s7..n-
Residence in RockbrldEe count. Is cane
duciv, 90 longevity A rnub.- og r..-
SOM. can d.. ,.,.., 49,,
'he eishtein miles tone, nni some few
Who have reached the l1st decade ~
tho century mark
At ,,........
-'-'i' WIZ, i'ed nc 'oi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
AGGRAVATED CASE
OF ECZEMA
Troubled Badly for Seyeraf Years
With Eczema on Limbs and
Wrists - Physicians Prescribe
Without Any Benefit BIotches
Now All Gone.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

For several years I was troubled
badly with an eczema on my limbs and
wrists. Physicians In several towns
had prescribed for me without giving
me any results. had often used
Cuticura Ointment and received relief
temporarily. In the springof 904 took
the Cuticura Resolvent Pills and used the
Cuticura Ointment for about five weeks,
and at the end Of that time there was not
3 blotch on me anywhere. This spring
took a few walls of the Cuticura Resolvent
Pills as a precautionary measure, and
will continue to do 80 every spring simply
as a spring tonic, as they are so easy
to carry with you, and they certainly
fix your blood for the ensuing year
/ now use only Cuticura Soap.
"The Cuticura Ointment and Pills
certainly cured me of an aggravated
case Of eczema, and If it viii help any
other sufferer you are at liberty to use
this letter. Respectfully, St. Clair Nc
Vicar, San Antonio, Texas, July 8, 1905"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
FEW STUDENTS REMAIN.
Nearly All Of Hollins Girls at
Home for Holidays-Lectures.


IIOLLISS, va, December 4s-Not
more than thirty or forty students are re-
naming here for the holidays. Those
who are here. however. are having "a
pleasant time. Christmas morning early.
party OF students, with several OF tine
faculty won't around the college buildings
Unging az various points. Christmas
carols. thus initiating the beautiful Ger
man CuFou- Al noon. "a religious service
y as held Ire tile parlor. Rev. 10y. George
Braxt0n TAYLOR spoke on the text. Gold
and FrankinCcnse and myr-n-'
At T. ~. tile Euou Sunday school had
rs Christmas tree. various sweet songs
being sung by the primary department
which Is in charge OF Airs Bessie Barbie
The superintendent OF the Sunday school,
Professor NJ Estes Cooke. is spend ng
his Christmas in Richmond with PROBES
Dr and Mrs J.. ~. Duke.
a day or 50 ago. the Enon Church gave
their pastor quite a pounding" After
this visit OF these church members was
over the parsonage storero0m was quite
fun OF an manner ot creature comforts.
Recently decided improvem snts have
been made BE the parsonage. adding great
l. to its comforts.
iiollns is having this year an unus-cf.--
brilliant series Of lectures and addresses
by distinguished men from q distance. The
complete list for the whole session is as
follows. Or. Charles ". Kent Univers "
OF Virginia. Dr. Henry y. Snyder, Wof-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
COLD AT WYTHEVILLE.
Not Even Severe Weather Pre-
vents People from ENJOYING Xmas

Especial 20 The Ti--es-I1i r-a.,r
IIhENIILE, a. December o.
Christmas weeh has been extremely cold.
the thermometer registering eight degrees
above zero. and tie ground hard frozen
with "a slight covering or snow. Ice is
being harvested from three TO four inches
thick. and skating on the nearby ponds
much enjoyed by the young people.
The Presbyterian Sunday school enter
tanned SIS members with a handsome
Christmas tree on Wednesday evening
The tree ~ the Episcopal Church is post
poned until New Years Day on account
% the death OF Ms. -. w Il RibbIe.
ST.
Miss While Withers has returned 20
"Ingieside' from a visit 20 Mrs. Stephen
Putney of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibboney are vis-
ting the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Han Gibboney.
Alr. and Mrs l.. I. Jewell. OF Roanoke,
ara visiting friends Ia town.
Mr. Joseph Kent. OF Charleston. ". Va
IS spending his Christmas with his moth
er. Mrs. Y. p. Kent.
Cadets Paul Hunard, Robert Kent Cay
lord stone. walker Brown and Fred Main.
az Blacksburg' are home for the holl-
days.
Nfr Hal Gibboney. OF Roanoke College.
spent his Christmas with his parents
Mrs. vale. of Chicago. is the guest Of
her sister. Miss Jesse Lane.
Mr.. Ferdinand Powell OF Bristol. spent
Christmas Day at home.
Miss Eva Mitchell. OF Sweet Briar, is
visiting Mrs Will Trinkle.
M Walter Humphreys IS the guest OF
his brother. Dr. Humphreys, at Sweet
Briar, this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
KiISER'S SON WILL
Study j. s. HUSTLE"
Prince August, About to Wed,
VIII Come to America At
q HoneVrnoon.

BERLIN. December 2S.-It is reported
that the Kaisers fourth son. Prince Au-
gustus Wilhelm, whose engagement to
Princess Alexandria Schleswlg- Holstein
was announced to-day. viii visit tho
United states after his honeymoon next
year, and that the Kaiser has already
planned an itinerary for him.
The kaisers desire is to have the
Prince make "a systematic tour Tor the
purpose of studying American CONNER
cial and industrial methods. The Prince
is 20 travel lncOsuitO. accepting no ofii-
clal inequalities or entertainments.
AS the Prince is ia delicate health and
unable 10 occupy in the future any inn
portant naval or military position, tlo
Kaiser is DESTROYS that le shah learn
American methods. ~ order lhat after
ward he may introduce AmcricGD spirit
Of enterprise and hustle into imperial
Germany. III is known that the kaiser
regards the United States as Jna only
serious industrial competitor OF Germany
in the future struggle for the control Of
The worlds markets.
The Prince pleaded with the Kaiser 70
permit him 20 devote his life TO - 1f-
fairs. and the Kaiser is said to LalC ~
coded. wherefore Augustus viii BE- ire
first Prussian Prince 10 remain a civilian.
The Princes military ssrecr viii termi-
nate after another SIX months service In
tlc Guards Regiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
CASE
Of THEFT At GHJLA
Negro Bailed by Mr.. Gregory
Rearrested for Robbing Mr..
Gregory's Store.

AMELIA G.. H.. Va. December -
Some weeks ago a negro named Roy
Bland broke into @ house az saw
mill. on the farm OF N1r. Barden. near
Chula, and was caught and lodged IN
jail NiG Doddridse Gregory, a rner-
chant at Chlla. went security for the
negro. and bailed him out OF Jail. On
Christmas niEht. while Mr. Gregory was
attending Christmas celebration in the
Methodist Church here. his store was
broken into and robbed OF about Sl25
Suspicion pointed to Roy Bland, and he
was arrested. and $50 of the money was
recovered. on suspicion of being ac-
completes with Bland IN tho robbery
two other negroes. William ana Ned
Jefferson, have been arrested and lodged
in jail, and VIII be given q hearing be-
fore q magistrate tomorrow.
A negro named Archer Ganord is also
IN Jail FOR housebuning In the lower end
Of the county.
The cause of most OF these crimes is
traceable 90 intoxicants that are being
used by NEGROES worry generally. There
are no barrooms permitted IN THE county.
Amelia is one OF the most peaceable
counties until liquor gets into use and
now the jail So filed with criminals. ami
the December term OF the court was
postponed til January 24th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
COMMISSION SiYS
BULLETIN TRAINS
North Carolina Body Institutes
Suit Against Southern and
Coast Line.
Especial to The Times-Dispaton. ,

RALEIGH, n. c.. December 28-The
Corporation Commission to-day instituted
sun against the Southern and Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Companies for PEN
alties for failure 10 properly bulletin
trains The Southern at Greensboro. Gas
tonia. Raleigh and Whittiers. and the At
lantic Coast Line at Fayetteville. The
penalty IN each case IS $500.
The rule OF the commission violated Sc
that railroads shall bulletin trains half
hour before arrival. and in case OF
unusual DELAYS shall state on the board
cause Of delay, and as accurately as pos
sibie tho arriving time.
The merger Of the Southern Bell and
the Interstate Telephone Exchanges in
Raleigh was effected to-day by the or
ganlzation OF the Capital City Telephone
Company. which takes over both ex-
changes. However. the two Will not be
mechanically merged until the telephone
building IS erected. This is to cost $50 900
and viii be ready probably by tho early
summer In the meantime the under
ground equipment OF the company IS 10 he
considerably extended. The Capital city
Company organized to-day by tho cleo
ton OF W r. Gentry, president. t. a.
Carr. vice-presidant. Gentry Is president
VI the seathsgR Bell Company. Atlanta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
BEST CHRISTMAS.
Gordonsville Breaks all Records
for Quiet But Enjoyable Holiday.

Especial o. The Times lSUarcrl. 4
GORDDNSNILLE. VA, December o.
joyed a Christmas so free from accidents
as this has been. There has been the
usual crowds but not single arrest
has been mad. Perfect order has
prevailed. Tho merchants report their
sales 70 have been equal 70 ans like oc-
casion for many years.
Many parents are rejoicing at having
their boys and girls. who have been
of At schools. back with them. Joseph
Hall Richard Stratton. Douglas Martin
from V =. l., are at their homes this
week. Miss Mary Hall and Miss = A.
Berkeley. we notice are Ut home from
school.
Woodlawn Seminary led on in Christ
mas entertainments last Thursday even
ing The entertainment was one Of
high order and reflected great credit
upon that school. The teachers and most
OF the boarding pupils OF Woodlawn
holidays, and Professor SUnson is hold
iag the fort by himself but looks quite
lonesome.
Wednesday nisht the Methodist Church
failed TO accommodate the immense
crowd which gathered there 70 witness
the Sunday-school entertainment. and
IL was pronounced one OF the best q
the kind ever witnessed IN the town.
Thursday night the Baptist Sunday
school entertained the public with "a most
pleasing program, and the little folks
outdid themselves.
Mrs.. David Pickens died last Monday.
and her body was taken 10 West Vir-
GINA Tuesday. M. Pickens brought mis-
wife here from West Virginia some two
months ago for her health
Mr.. Willie Goodwin. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
OWEN PACE WILL
Be SUFE2INTE RDERT
Several Changes to Be Made in
Division Heads of Atlantic
Coast Line.
lsoeeial % Tao Tlmes-Dlspatoh.l

WILMINGTON, y. c.. December 2s-
It is understood that. effective January
LIST. Owen PAGE viii become superintep-
dent OF transportation OF tine third divi-
sion Of the Atlantic Coast Line. with
headquarters az Jacksonville. Ela. He
is promoted from superintendent Of the
Fayetteville district with HEADQUARTERS
at South Rocky Mount n c.. and is
70 be succeeded in that position by g. b.
McClelien, now trainmaster AT Charles
ton. S. G.. McClenen was 70 have gone
10 Norfolk as superintendent there. T.
c. Hughes viii be kept as acting super
intendent ut Norfolk. Connolly Is to
become one OF the seven new district
superintendents. C.. NJ. Brand. now train
dispatcher NJ Charleston. VIII be train
master there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29

Thus tine other day. q workman who
knew no fear and received ou That
account s. per day was killed by a. laI
OF rock ia one OF the caves created oy
big blasts in a New York tunnel. and
other lives. not thus paid Tor before
hand. were similarly sacrificed.
IL cannot be too strongly declared that
all this danger and destruction iS un-
necessary. lt is perfectly practicable %
run n rock tunnel by drilling vertical
centre cut and blasting with light charges
ia holes PAL allel thereto. So as 70 avoid
injury TO persons or property. or even
the annoyance OF miniature earthquakes
now suffered by New York citizens whose
lodgings are undermined by the progress
ot suOterrnneous public impro remonts.-
H. w. Raymond ia The Engineering and
MlnIpg Journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Man LIVIN3 ALONE
DEAD IN HIS HOME
Mr.. J. P. Cooke Passes Away
Suddenly Near Drewry's Bluff.
Family Separated.


CHESTER. VA December zS.-AIr J.
L. Cooke living near Drewry's BluT
Dost-Ofice, was found dead at home this
morning. Mv- Cooke, since his wife S
death, has been living ~ the Cooke home.
the other members Of his family having
All removed to different points His
health has been Impaired for a number
OF years and his death is not altogether
"a surprise. Justice G.. Il. Robertson. OF
this place. was sent for about noon to-
day to hold an inquest in the case.
AIR Robert O.. Frend, OF Shreveport,
La arrived here last night. and LETT to-
day for his fathers late residence i'll Hen
REQ. Mr.. Friend is here in the interest
Oh his fathers estate. and TO make some
provision for widowed mother and sister
An entertainment was given at the
Masonic Hall here tonight for the ben
eft of the Re0ecca Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
The Methodist and Baptist churches of
this place. have just concluded their sun
day school Christmas tree exercises. at
vhich large congregations appeared. The
Mosons held their st. Johns anniversary
and lodge meeting here last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
SIXTEEN KILLED
IN RAILWAY WRECK
Heavy SHOWS Caused Signals to
Fail, and Trains Come
Together.

DUNDEE. SCOTLAND. December o.
Tn railroad collision. caused indirectly
by the heavy snow-storm of the last few
days. sixteen persons have been killed
and over thirty injured. The accident oc-
CURED near Arbroath. on the North Brit
ish Railroad. between Edinburgh and
Aberdeen and some distance north OF
here. Among the persons injured Is Alex
andcr William Black member OF the
House OF Commons from Bannshire, Scot
land. The accident IS attributed to tho
heavy ran OF snow. owing 70 which
trains from London for Aberdeen were
held up al Arbroath. During the after
noon, however. the line was cleared. and
one train proceeded for Dundee. Ii had
stopped at Elho, Junction. and the dam
scr signals We're thought to have been
set They failed % act. however through
being ciosged with snow. or from some
other cause not Yet ascertained. and an
express train dashed into the rear OF
tlc waiting train.
Everything possible IS being done to
succor tie wounded. but the rendering
OF assistance is attended with much dif-
hculty. and tae suffering can be aIleviated
bat slowly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Post-Oficr Amendments

WAsHINGTON. u. @. December ~
Rural carriers appointed for North Caro-
hna routes. Mount Airy. route 2. Charles
W. Vaughn. carrier. William A. Sutphiu.
substitute. WaNhaw route . william =
= McNeely. carrier. Farley 3 NIcNeeiy,
substitute. Wingate. route l. Daniel r.
Jones' carrier J. Clyue Jones. substitute.
Virginia postmasters appointed. BiscOs
King and Queen county. Arthur u. smith.
vice G.. p. Noel. resigned: Finneya Sid
las. Russell county. Charles s. Comp
ton vice II a. Shoemaker. resivnads
Meuta. buckingham county, sdauda u
SELF Vice j. H. SELF. resigned. Rivanna.
Aibemarie county. Henry " Wood. vice
C.. A. Worthington. deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
MASONIC OFFICERS.
Fredericksburg Masons Have
Great Time on St. Johns Night.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
-,r,r,lLcr - L az = IlT-aE "a Ilan.rl1 ln- o.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG.V VA. December Is.
The officers OF Masonic Lodge No. :
were installed last night, as follows DR..
j. y. Stin. worshipful master; q. r.
Howard. senior warden: J. r. Timberlake
junior warden II. Il Johnston. treasu-
rer: s b. Quinn. secretary: f. II. Young.
Jr.. and J. s. Woods. deacOns; w. X.
GoOlrfck and w. /. Brannan. stewards;
Revs r. A. Williams. J. II. Light r. J.
McBryde. II. II. Barber and J. w. Rose
bro, chaplains; w. II. Hurkamp. trustee.
Dr X. II. Johnston was recommended
10 the Grand Lodge Tor appointment az
district deputy grand master. After the
installation ceremonies a handsome spread
was served in the banquet-rOom.
Fire this week destroyed the stables
and hay barn IN Caroline county belong
ing 20 c. l. Mothershead. together with
seven horses and mules. harness, wheat
thresher. other machinery and a large
quantity Of feed. Loss about $1,000; no
Insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Jacobs & Levy

ford College. S. c.. DR.. g. c. Mitchell.
Richmond College, Richmond Va. Dr..
G.. Alphouso Smith, University OF North
Carolina. Mr.. II. G. Lahee. Boston. Mass. A.
DR.. Edgar o. Lovett princeton. Univer-
sity. y J.. Dr. William Spencer. CurrelL
w Washington and Lee University. LeAing-
ton. Va. George N Edgar ESD Lexing-
ton. Ky; Dr. W. T. Poteat. wake Forest
College. y. C.;tJohn Temple Graves. At
lanta. Ca
The readers" Tor this session are s
H. Clark, PHI T.. professor OF public
speaking IN tie University Of Chicago.
Chicago. ILL.,. and Mrs. Bertha Kunz
Baker. New York city.
in the realm OF music the following
artists come this session. Mrs. Julia Riv.
King. Dr. otto Neitzel. Gwifyn Miles and
Austin Casper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Crews-NfcIvor.

GLADYS VA. December 2s-On De-
cemDer -lth at $50 a. 81 iu Ebenezer
and 3iss Annie Elizabeth AcIvor were
united ia marriage 10y tire brides pastor
The Rev. j. A. Baruhardt. The church
Miss McIvors friends. and the henry
couple received the marriaga vow near
thc altar while standing under am attrac-
ave arch OF cVergIccus. After the Cere-
H-au} many congratulations were exc
tended. and then ar. and Mrs Crews
LETT for his home in Hanover county.
where they viii spend the holidays
ar Crews is "A contractor on the ride
water Railroad and Miss McIv0r was
one OF Halifax fairest daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
FOOT COMFORT
In Baths With Cuticura Soap and
AnointingS With Cuticura,
the Great Skin Cure

Soak The feet on retiring n a strong,
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