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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
DAY AT G OVINGTON. 81
Superinte ndents q gglest tom e. r''ou IS
/. Great Enthusiasm at Normal.

Special ITO ! Tho Times Dispatch III
|COYINGTON. VA, July 27.-7Superin-5
!tendent 3 e Public Instruction J. Ds F1s-'
igleston, Jr.,35s w edn esday visited A the
Normal institute here, and had q heart
to-f1eart talk with the teachers, which
they + viii not forget 81 for man g day.
Afr answering numer ouss questions a re-
gnrding the }regulati ions governing the q p,
}proaciling exami1ih ons;, Eel leston
ma dc plcn for hi g her grade teache
for better equipped schools: and for bet
ter salaries. Il 5s i6{. I.
he better salary. ~ said y h ol y
5cone;, 1t must Gomez nd "a ;is nov az
hand for the extra $500, 0Oo appropr ted
by the last LegislatfH.Fes vas for th iIs
purpose. ii 4. ,sSs sSs. IS
grading should necessat FLY "a company
uniformity Of examination-llen ce the ssu-
yperioritys OF the new over the old plan
OF sexnmln ton -s5Bs III . . 4.
At night Superintendent EGgleston de-
'liyered to an appreciatiye audience o.
teachers and represe tive citizens q
most joyable lecture on 4ti Some 4 Gu
fncterlstics Of American " Humor. me
lecture was replete with humor, ranging
from the sly drollery: OF Ward 70 I! the
;rollicking laughter OF Harris. and 5prlg nj II
iened by occasional fla shes Of wit. .
was Mr.. Eggleston g first visit 70
this section Of the State. and II nc can
rest assured that the latch string y 81
WAYS hanging on the outside for NM.
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union GUSTS M|A| | N 1 H
N|OULDIPR0TE!C|:'I|. women | I'M! i
Remarkable Action AIKEN Against
Alderman ~ Steam Engineers
ss. of Chicago 5,#
! (By8i Associated Press. J

CHICAGO July q dertnan Daniel ,l
He,rllhy, 81 tho Twenty-ei ghtt Ware. was
q momber in good standing q the steam am.
Engineers Union until last night. Now on
Tho is an outcast from that labor organl-
"a ton and for a strange reason Iie$ was US
5nxpellcd \ from L the union because q low
weeks ago t.o Introduced Into the CITY
Council as solution calling upon J, th Y,
state Legislature to make e upon on
women and girls punishab bic by death,
The union, through the mediums o. q
series Of sharp resolutiong .deplored the
outrn3es9 upon women and children. but
declared that insan q asy lums and hospl-
tails are the proper places for the weak-
minded persons who commit H.loh u.s.
saults, ss & 3,t 2 q I, Z; v s, .
Alderman IIerlihy, at ono Ct 9 y! !asl
Council meetings before summer az
ment. introduced the resolution seeking
capital punishment. His action folloWeu
the many brutal at tncks on w omen re-
ported throughout tho spring, Nothing
was dono With the resolution except g
refer it to6the State Leg slation Cotp
too, where It now reposes.S 81
' Iierlihys' expulsion last night was uli.
expec ted, The resolution providing FOR y
was introduced y by Arthur crecKte w
secretary OF the union, and was aaopte,a
unanimously. after spirited discussion (, ~
which tho offending alderman WAS 1e-
rated Eroundlys as q traitor 70 tI'e TRACES
union mOYonlpn T.. i,l 55y q TIA H. ffi }& MAKE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
HIS ARM TORN OFF.
Mr., Rucker. Of Amherst, Has
Serious Accident. si
n (SpeoIal to The Tlmes7DlspntcN,) 1

Especial to The Tlmes7D Dispatch. q E
AAIH ER ST.. A., July 27.--Mr Henry
5Ruckery who owns q mill @ short dis
lance from here, hna Ills arm jerked on
by q piece Of machinery this morning.
The pTin was entirely discovered from the
body, 64t q . h. u III st /,
"A zig rally In favor OF the proposed
band Issue wiz be held here next TUGS
day July 21st. CongressMan Flood. State
Highway Commissioned Wilson and other
prominent speakera will be on hand. a
brass brass hand from 14ynabhprg viii fur,
snish music for tho crowd, Z The Hubtect
ID be discussed Ii whethe Amherst shall
issue $4,000 worth Of bonds TO. he spent In
:maeadaDsing some OF the most used
roads In tho county. The election VII he
held on August lstls next. There Ia quite
N strong sentiment against the movement
siI tho county.
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.QIRG|N|A TROOPS
F0R8CA | | | K A. |
NJ. .----:--- q z
5Scvcnty-Finst egfmetlt Left
Norfolk sterday for the the 25
5.s.s 5.5 =: Tar X South.
School 'NsTRuc Tlo ION
Troops Will y 81. 2 Assigned e
Active Work il Field for 5
One Week.
SCHOOL o INSTRUCTION II. U }. 4 j
b a Tx. = : x
Especial u The Times D,srsl tci,. ,


Isl NORFOLK, VA, July N.-six hundred
men. a attached TO the companies consti-
tuttng the seventy-nrst Regiment, Yir-$
gInia Infantry. left this morning over
the Sea board Air Line for Chickainauga,
Ca. where they will be in the national
camp OF Instruction for eight days, Il leay-5
ing on return trip n week from next
Monday, The reg ilnent IL commanded by
Colonel G.. G, Vaughan. who has with
him his full stan. 81 t5s, sI:35 II y-ss 4s n
E$ The first section OF tho tra In carried
the cars containing the horses and bag
gage, u tourist car and q Is Jay Coach.
II left Portsmouth at 6:30 a. M s, and at
FRANKLIN. at 1880. Company I boarded
the train, having been detailed for special
duty under the auartermaster. IL IL K a i3l
The second section left q t 1870 o'clock,
carrying Companies II. 4, i, a, 3 and 1a,a
Company II connected at suffolk " and
Company NJ at Weldon.
The third section carried IA Companies
C and d, the band and non-c commission
staff "A agl VI "a 81 d ss
Immediately on arrival at Chlckamauga
Colonel Vaughan Will port to the gems
eral commanding, and WILL be assigned
to g camp site In the Immense chool
OF instruction under canvas, where tho vs.
jands Of miiti and regula r Dps VIII
be their comrades. The regiment sho Md
reach Chckalnaugn tomorrow eyenin g.
Sunday probably Will H be tilted In get
ting settled and Monday morning the.
regiment will begin Its work 5H Camp VIII!
be broken Sunday night, AUGUST 5th. ana
early the following morning the home-
ward journey will begin. Is X,
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lsF4s
EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
8TideWater5 eople wv ould Act in
Conjunction With Government.

,s'ag Special TO The Times-D ispatch.) ;s55
NORFOLK, ~ A., July 27.--The Southern
Produce Company, 9 OF Norfolk. has en-
sdorsed Captain Wallace, OF llaceton,
Norfolk uaty, for mem bership on the
State Board Of Agriculture to fill an
expected SVhcancy Ii that body. III
5 AIessrs g J. ! Griffin, w. Lee, and
~, Z. b bcock, a committee representing
the Southern Produce Company. will go
to- Washington on August LIST to confer
with the Agriculturali Department on the
proposed agricultural experimental sta
#tlon TO be establ ished in It'd ewater yir-
ginia, g n VA s.sS
"A W proposition was made to the COM
sipenys at its meeting yesterday to endorse
the idea d OF n the creation OF an
advisory board to act with tho
general government In the direction
OF the affairs OF the station when It shall
have been established. but the company
did not aot on 1t. It Will probably be
laid before the United States authorities
when the committee visits the national
capital next week. The idea Is to have
aI: advisory board, consisting Of one mem
her from each OF tho counties In the
Underwater section and one member repre-
#sentlng each OF the farmers organizations
in the same territory. such as the South
&ern Produce Company. VIZ
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SEYMOUR STILL MISSING,
Y SE = y : 1't'71'1' d. ~
Notes MayFHave Been Blind, but
$a Screams on Water Real,

SttN Especial to The 'IlmeH-419spA!cl'.l
~ NCR OAK, VA, July William 8,
Seymour who disappeared night nerore
last leaving a note TO ch1et q ZONES q
poush. saying that b he was going TO
drown himself, Is still among the miss
Ing No new light has been thrown ( on y
his case, IT lis thought that the mote
. to Chief Rousl may have been merely
blind, but the screams for help from
4 the Elizabeth inight before last from g
man and women are yet to DO explained,
In connection with q Wish expressed
by Mrs. Seymour to get the gold watch,
left by her husband In the Paylof boa d-
Sing-house. Chief Roush said To-Day \
is'There Is no proof up r. this tlme
that Seymour III dead. Il 7 shall hold the
watch until It As known 70 Whom y
rightfully belongs sllI y. 81 !.
u Mrs. Seymour said she wanted to get
tho watch for her SON.
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Steamer Slightly Damaged.

BOSTON, July 327,--slightly damaged
on her star board side. as O. result q q
collision with the steamer City Of Mem
phls. Of sfhe Ocean Steamship Conlpa "!
steamer Chat tahoochee, of tho same line,
Arrlyaa here to-day from sayanpah with
often passengers, he report of the &c,
cident made by Captain burroughs 81
n,ada by tho y captain Of the City Of
Aiamph!s, When the latter steamer ar
,rlved at New York yesterday, The dan-
axe to the Chat hoocheos was confined
"a the denting OF several plates On ~, mo
Temporary repairs Will bn made, and the
Chntta hooctee will leave Tomorrow OH
her reg uag tslp 20 the South, =
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.PI'H|.DEjl.1A' Gamma
ELECTS OFFICERS
Sense Of Body That the Next
Meeting Be Held AT James
town.
7lBy AssOcIatou Pross,)

NEWPORT NEWS, y4.,, July a. Be,
fore adJourning this 9 fternoon the Phi
Delta Gamma, which has been IN annual
session at, Hotel Chamberlln. Old Point
Comic rt, for the past three days, elected
the following officers Ter !, tAe 2, snsulng
Cleveland. o, N secretary, J, Z T. 2ogue, OF
sCincinnatIi treas,irer,5 WILDER Chrlstlan,
OF In al,ap polls, Ind,
q There were about 40 delegates IN att
tendance at tho convent ION, which was
one of the most succsssfu vi 4 the organ
Sization has held In many Years,
s3 While the place q nseetlng " 1907 has
ia the sense Of the body that At be held
at the James nwn l9sx position
During the present session tho g Gamma
Ideoidad To revoke the charter OF tho,
New York City Col ssge Ohm pier I, for
reasons which could not ~ leagpsd. NJ;
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I, Stephen Jones Terrence,

stephen Jones foFsoncs one sps 81 rs fI5M ssi
known and most. popular citlzena Of
Mecklenburg county died this afternoon
Torrence had been in failing health Tor forI
/; the past eight months or more. and little
hope had even boon entertained for his
recovery, Ho had been confined at tho
hospital for Ave months, Death was due
Mr., Terrence was the sou Of the late
Mr.. Charles i. Terrence. FIe was born
near Charlotte about nfty-four years
ago, and had spent all 3of his life IN this
gagged In forming. but most Of his life
|! had been spent In the real estate busl-
ness In CharlQ tic, 6A3 E ..llLE.tlA
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Anti Don, ii League.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.) SSs3s
CHARLOTTE q. HI. A., July 81 Tho
q nti-- Sal oon5 1 league held their annual
convention in the courthouse to-day. and
/ was highly entertained ii by the Rev: w.
1 Al. Cooper, of st. James Methodist
Church, Richmond 81 He made a. fine Inn
preston upon tho people S5
Lunc h was 4 served u pom Il the grounds.
after which n the election OF officers for
the ensuing year occurred. resulting as
follows: Preside r. B. Holt !; Tola, " l;
5L. w Morton, superintendent. Eureka
Mills, Va: F. J. Hutcheson. secretary.
Charlotte Courthouse, Va. III Nj
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HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Negro Accused Of Sinking Vessel
aNowsWants to Engage Counsel.

7.3 Especial to The Tlmes-D fsEatch
PETERSBURG VA, July 2.--Julan
Galloway, the negro cmplo yed on no
Oh Thursday, July 10th, IN the harbor,
and who waa subsequently, arrested on
the charge OF being the party who sunk
the Pokanoket,s had O. preliminary trial
Tonight before Mayor WI lam NJ, Jones,
and was sent on to the next term Of the
Corporation Court. The evidence was cir
culnstantial. and GALLOWAY declined to
mako any statement II, II ~ Hi
AS he was being taken to jail. he told
Than back in jail, and that he desired
counsel ce,,ll,l when he would be tried In the
Cornorat!on! Court, # ny y! sy
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b AGAINST III DEWATER,
Courts in Montgomery Award
Large Damages. is

(SpeGlal to The Tlmes- Dlspntch,)
t PULASKI, Vas, July 97.r--II /, 0 G,
wysor, Of this city. has Just returned
from, an absence Of two weeks, attendina
The Montgomery Circuit Court, Mr.,
Wysor represented Major John n. Cowan
and p, NJ, Cloyd Of this county, who
own large farms IN Mont onery. IN dam
age suits against the Underwater Railway
4 Company 4. N IL
v Major Cowan rece!yed q verdict confirm
lng the report Of the commission allowing
him ss2, 1919 damages sustained FROM the
1nllroad in crossing his place, ls i
z Mr. Cloyd was allowed 81, 900 for q right
OF way through his farm. u, /
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

(Irrom Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, p. n S., July 27,--l' ost-
masters appointed:
Virginia galloway. Frnnklln county, g.
emmett Turner, vice Fl. NJ. Turner, re-
signed; Itoseland, Nelson county, Harry
North Carolina Ledger, Mitchell coun-
tx. Dexter ~. Young, Vice s., NJ, wills,
,resignea. 85 S5s S u "a 81 Ss
Rural carriers appointed for Virginia
5rout Forest Depot, route !, Frederick
II. Mitchell. carrier; I.odewirk a. Mitchell,
substitute; stswarssYllle , route :, Frank
y. Wright, carrier; Harry Wright, sub
stltute; Tha2ton, route 3, James g. Funk,
carrier; p. Lodge Ross. substitute = Lick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
BRIEF ITEMS FIR ON EVERYWHERE


No. 1915 A1orningsido Road II his wife Annieejs
servant . Koehuaki, ate ed beef Sfoi
E;nn wore
meat. hi
PEKIN. comn,issi recent anpoiinssso$
ID revise tho Chinese legal code recommen n
torneys II to ii are s cases
Harry de &; g
hSsrss
th III rod Beta ia ot the ourne not come.
for or tho q Cruelty
~ counsel here that the sui Tor spreaG ol
promise which Mrs. Mary !. vetter Pit N, H
Burg widow had ned agninst p q ns
her,e, shad i4en settled for5 s., 900
IIARRIsgURG.Yi tn oil as i.
"a
waa trea ted at Hosp, Ars
imIer said that had been born nss:S
Eighteen Inonths grew AS !y as
earsnaE taH aaa
tho same, both and sph
nureaM u, of y a. aana
Rest eompa !ss
Fsass y a shas
iSs s 81 81 SINE
was lnnde Is tho General sectrc Company ofs
generating sets at So. Y. SSS9
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Rseb,ekahs5 10 Have Joint Meeting,

77F3!7l77 lSpeelRl to tbs 81 eS'19lsPAtehl 1
PIiOE u g, Al, II Ally Iy-T he Rabekah
ODD VelpWs Of this place were hoapred
by at visit yesterday from y Mrs, Celia
.Kass, OF Hinhmond, pFesl lent d of the
iRebekail Assembly. b Of 9, IT. ,, on ,Yirr
Sgjpla. Mrs. Ikass 70 a wild e,aRa ke, lively
woman. ana Ia stirring vp considerable
interest IN her brassqll rs Odd Fellowship.
she "a arranging for 3 JJolEe meeting nf
SRptl, Lodge. M. Nj 3, OF i p Va. II and
Naomi Rebe kall l4Dd Sc. 4 M q, p. OF Newport
News, ia he held In tho hell OF Ruth
Lodge on Monday Illght, august 9th, IA
that time seYe ral candid aies VIII he mi
hs s9as aa y. 9,
Sog two. eloslng With cream and Sca ke.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAY,
Movement to Connect Elizabeth
CITY With Norfolk.

T7IE BE- lSpeeia1 to Tho Times Etcll.) l8
oRFpLK, IN, July ri lit is reliably
leported here to-day chat Baltimore and
Philadelphia CAPT lists have under con,
liberation tho building of an electric
hallway from M folk ana Poi tsnlputh to
sElizabeth CITY, N, q, Those Interested
m the protest have ample capital at
y 1helr disposal to complete the line. and,
should they deter mine to build II, work
Would IL m ses s "a sys g Ne i,n e'fgf IL
operation lin time for 1 the Jamestown
position next Year N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
HEARING WAsE CONTINUED
Bail Bond Increased on Account INT
Condition Man Tho Was Shot
I; fsnecinl 10 The Times-D ispat ch.)

VA,,E July 21.-The prelinlll'-
nary examination OF James Williams,
who Who shot and dangerously wounded =.
Edward Is et Crlsmond In Portsmouth yesteelr'.
t Gav,1 n morning, was docketed for Mayor
Reed,s court this morning, but. Crlsmondt
not being able to appear. the hearing was
Continued for ten days. The bullet that ne
sentered CrIsmond's back Jus & beneath the
right shoulder-blade has not Yets 5 peoh
located, }.al /. =, ". J. :, =, {,
monwealth, asked that the ball bond Of
fshoO allowed yesterday be increased to
I g ,oOo. ana while Captain Marshall ana
T Trnnk -, Croker, for the q License. made
no serious objection to he increase, they
did Insist that Crlsmond be required to
give a heavy pence bond for the nrotec'
ton Of Williams and all other c!tlzens
OF the ComInonWealtl " @ ~ d N N "
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\ MUST SELL PLANT,
Shipyards Will Be, Put Up at
Public Auction.
7fBVg Assoclnted Press,l

M 5 m IN E[Ry 7AssOclnteu 1rvss'1 ~ 8g
PHILADILPHIA. July s7,-Common
Pleas Court to-day ordered thnt the plant
Of the Neailo s. Levy ShipbulldlnE Com-
n many ~ OF this city, DO sold at public nuc-
ton. n a5 X, q, N. 90 Z, 7, ,,,n :
ordered arc was presented by the receivers,
month mon Tho court fixed the miplmum
selling price at $4,000 subject y TN the
RI IN q hns been fixed for the sale,
10 the purchasers Of the plant will be
turned over all the company's uncom-
pleted contracts, with thS execution Of
tho United States cruiser st. Louis, which
Is about ninety per cent, n completed,
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RECOMMENDED TO ALL MOTHERS

~ have used Cuticurni Ointment for
chatting 81 infants, and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
i Iinoyer found II necessary to call o doc
tor, as these Remedies are sure cure,
4 II used as directed. / am glad to recom-5
mend them to all mothers Sincerely
yours, Mrs. f. =. Kennard,
\ June 81, 1905. st. Paul Park, Mimi
cneu,a sosp Ointment, and Pills sold hroush
ths world Potter Drug Cham. Corps Sole Props, Boston,
s0-xsileI Free Low y Care for tha skin
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city Hall has formally been declared unsafe 1sf
psi P1GIIADEk PTrIA The vito OF Charles n.
Alexander Was reported 70 c %
-Af flor an 92 nll night ~ Tight . IN
which threatened Birch Il. IA lumber tow were.
hea ten back and the place saved !la q:
AlADRID.-D Dispatches from nIella A1oroc-
been attacked hy plrntea ns Is
sent to demand red resa8 ts
@ NEW YORK --Th omaa p AZ. Edison vii leave
on two thousand milo automob I, Tip 81
nsHt EalseaHa Master
S
M1LWA K EE. " tor La Toilette mas
lost his strongest supporter, former Con rcss-5
Isaac ! ran
interest: .$ s$s
NEW&YoRK. So dispeased y Frank Worl.5
secret marriage 81 his daugh MI Burke
superintendent of her farm nea - N wpqrt,,
ses as
$50. 000 a. year. s35ss
employe' 1tSe tinted sta tas Cons
m nv has broken oil local records 10 dnto for
appette on 20 wager he tie nine Hamb 2 ir
nnk furters, two cups OF coffee and
ii mi milk. Then he slept we'll Sall night,
5cP
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Bank tC'.,lea ll::ill
afI2v A ssncfnted Press, } III

8 NEW YORK, July a q - otal bank
clenrings. So, 52S, 166, $40. yssSS Outside New
York City, $o83, $50. %; 24 per
Richmond. SIS, $40 900 v lncren SO.
snvannaf,, $2,SO3, $50; decrease, sc, g.
Atlanta. So, 4I3, 796: lncrea sc, 40, I'll
Norfolk, $2,O44012: Increase, ~.
Augusta, $1,232,7 81 decr ehse, y ..
5 Charleston $977 .377 increas 1
Knoxville. 81 ,S44,946 tlecreas Sc, 4.3.
IN Jnc jacksonville, 1,17S170 !; crease, gao. sS
Macon. S36S, 422 increase, 4.B. s.s ~
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College. of Physicians and
SURGEONS. Nh
on nALTfMoRf1, MARYLAND,

8 I s5th Annual session Begins October list. "
New building. modern equipment; unsutpnss-
ed laboratories; arge Ind indepcndont u ying.ih
Asylum Tor prn1ticnl cs tineht for
prevention Of ydrcphobla and many hospltnlB
Tor clinical work present to tho medical student
every For ca A1a nnd oslicr "
4 ciiAnEns ri BTvANS a NJ. VI, DEAN. ";
Corr Calvert ana Saratoga Ste, Bait ltnore, hld
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6Huqhes-Iohnson.

(speoial 10 The Times-D lspatch,) .l354
scoTTsy1ILl1, Y Al. ]. July, a7,@ !, y I
Lena johnson, youngest aaugh.er. q T. MI ~
Wednesday, to Mr., John Hughes Gt the
Bnntist parsonage, Rev, j, r. Daniel
performing the ceremony if5l.
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:R;':.A!,.:IltsslUL1 OBJECTS.
Threatens to Prevent Erection e
4 Monument Is Charbonnier.

Ell PARIS Il July 27--A Il dispa tch II ~ thu
SLiberte from Tnngier. Morocco. says that
iRalsull, & the bandit chietM threat tens ta
to tho MS sassinated Franohman, M. 5C har-s
sbonnierz A French cruiser, 81 is &C ded, II AZ
protecting the mnsons. sS A.
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Richrnonders in New Y ork.i

Especial d 70 Tho Times ispa tch,l gt gsI
Anderson Marie nto,nnette, NJ. n FalA
and WIFE; Broadway Central. r., s. Bull,
lington, ". "a, ellis, q. M. Schae fer;s Ash.
land, II. j. Nv oodroW; II Imperial. ~. NJ "A.
Witherspoon. y. II. Cessur; York, b. Gun.
ninghnm, I'M TX @
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Eastern College y yeans Yo1 Wons MsR ene
.Fnculty OF American and I1uropean speetaiists.
,icge, Elective Preparatory. 4 Business. Music.
Art Drawing. 0locution.. Degrees. Noar Wash.
tington.S i. M G. No hnzlng, Students from Y
States Expenses for year. $3.50. Ell Special "a &C.
to Virginlans. J.. s. GIsUv Err. AZ ~ 4, IA Pres.
Front Royal Va. 5S; si 81 ~;
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IN M. Charbonnler. a clerk In the, "a lgeria
Company's bnnk Il, was shot ana NJ killed E.ll
near Tang cr, MAY q, last 2sss. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28

run, route 4, Joseph w kenney, carrier,S
Hugh Kenney, substitut to. ~
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| Mary Baldwin Seminary #

AUNToN. yIRGI NJ
Term beEinsis Sept eth, 1876. In Shennnd
Valley 81 Virginia. SOs Btt,dcnts from SO Statc
past session Terms mod ernte. Enter any t,nsfs
ssi1 a Miss b. u. r'rlncipnl.tS
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-03
Additional Short Local

Reiber does calciming that gives salts
faction.
Sam Cross is in town from Olga spend
ing a few days mingling with county
seat politicians.
A camp of gypsy horse traders struck
Langdon this week, pitching their tents
Just outside the city limits.
The recently issued university bulle-
tin shows that during the year l9Oo-Oo
there have been 81 Cavalier county stu
dents numbered am~ongthe762 attending
from over the state.
At the celebration of the sacrament
Lords supper at the morning ser
vice of the Presbyterian church, com
mencing at eleven o'clock a class OF six
ty-four persons will be admitted tothelr
first communion in the church. lhe
pastor. Rev Gilbert L. Wilson announces
that beginning with Sunday OF this week
the 9Th, inst, the evening service VII
begin at eight o'clock instead OF half
mast seven. Commencing with the fol
lowing Sunday the hour OF the morn
ing service will be changed from clever
o'clock to half.past ten.