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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25
CIIORUs.

Where are the friends who vowed eter-
 nal friendship, Good -natured fellows, with spirits gay
 and bright; Where are the ones who sang the songs
 of gladness, And spent an hour in paradise, twelve
 months ago tonight? Twelve months ago this very night in
 friendships name we met To taste the sparkling essence Of the
 vine; We toasted lovely women, for their
 purity and worth, And wished that they were never less
 divine; We drank to wives and sweethearts
 and to friends across the sea- And everything was rosy-hue anc
 bright, As we shook hands with each otner
 and we sang of auld lang syne Tn oHr happiness twelve months ago
 tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25

A New Jersey Congressman has made the momentous discovery that what this country needs Is more s5 bills. We knew that all the time :4..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25

theory advanced by more than one great surgeon. Indeed. l know some surgeons who say that If people never crossed their legs appendicitis would disappear. You see. crossing the leg suueezes and cramps the delicate ver- inform appendix Squeezed and cramp- ed, the appendix becomes irritated. In- flamation sets in, intense pain comes. and then. prestol you are on your back, the sweet and heavy fumes of chloroform are choking you, and the appendicitis specialist bends over you with a sharpe knife"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-25

The Chattanooga Times finds out that Speaker Cannon is d pretty good sort, after all" Yes, he fired at the moon and hit ft-Congressrnan Moon. of Ten. nessee, who gets a place on the Rivers and Harbors Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
ACTON AFFAIRS
(spe cials to The Times Dispa

(Special to Tho Times Dispatch.)
Burns and little daughter Dorothy. We're Yer
visitors In staunton this week.
Tho Misses Kinnier, OF I.ynchburg and
Miss Baumgardner, Of Staunton, visited
Mr. j.. W. Kinnier this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s., Rodes have re-
turned home from n visit to Staunton.
Mrs. W.. Bailey. Saunders and family,
of Richmond, Will spend Easter at the
Alton House
MI. Teddy Hyde. OF, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Is n guest at "r.ocust Dale"
Miss Peachy Brown has. returned to Bal
timore, Ihavtng spent the winter with
her sister, Mrs Guy Corbett. at "El-
sham"
Mr. j. Il, sllerrard, OF Crozet was n
Messrs... Bowen and Fleming, OF AM
herst, Will omen up q new mercantile bust
ness at Alton next week.
DR.. Hart SmRl, OF Waynesboro. Is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs Jno. Wlnn near At
ton.
Miss Martha Weisger and Miss Pulllam.
OF 'Fiighland LODGE have returned home
from a several months stay In Virginia
and North Carolina cities,
Mr.. Uewton Dixon, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. VIM, McCue. has returned
to his home In West Virginia.
Mrs. ~. 2. Garwood Is visiting her
daughter at Clifton Forge.
Mr. Hartwell Hawthorn. OF Charlottes-
vile, was an Alton visitor this week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
SOUTH B0sTIN SOCIAL
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L u. q 4 q
Special to The Times- Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April 7.--Aliss
Ida Henly. OF williamsburg, Is the guest
OF Mrs. D.. G. Mayors at the Episcopal
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Edmunds, Of Chase
City. Is visiting Mrs. 8. G. Morton a: this
place.
Miss Bessie Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Lawson. OF this place. are spending few
days In New York.
Miss Rose II. Watkins, OF this place
left for Richmond o. few. days ago to
have her throat treated. She was accom-
panied by DR., T. e. Arms trong.
Y A number OF souvenir postal cards have
been received here by the friends Of Rev.
p. Campbell Mayors, rector Of Trinity
present In BridgetoWn. .Barbadoes. West
whom he had not seen for sixteen years.
There will be series of special services
held at the Methodist Church at this
place, beginning Tomorrow and continuing
through Easter Sunday. g
The following Is the programme for the
week: Preaching Monday evening by Or.
r. c.. Ecaman, OF Durham. n. c.: Tues
day evening by Rev. j, E. Hicks, OF Dan
Vile; Wednesday evening, DR.. John Han
ron. OF Danville: Thursday evening. Rev.
r. c.. Smoot. OF IJurham; Friday evening,
Rev. W. II. Atw-iIl, the presiding elder,
who will also preach Easter Sunday night
and deliver a lecture on the "ltinerant
Wheel" the following Monday evening.
Special music will be furnished for the
series OF services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
.RADFORD.
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faApFoRD, VA, April 7.--Miss NILE
Wharton celebrated her twelfth birthday
Tuesday, at Glencoe, the home OF her
grandfather, Gen. g. c.: Wharton, by q
beautiful party. The partor and dining
room decorated With datfoills, and the
hostess was goWned III yellow. rho prize
for the best story writtet, irnprompty ~
guests on SUBJECTS nssigned by the hostess
was q tie between Celia Turner ana De ,s
ss s toras came en- d Of SS daes '0s
e as se I've s'eTTh s t tabs s was attfaovs
.anf aa nS hs }ss s w es' & s hs
hostess. Miss Wharton was the recipient
OF many. beautiful gifts. number being
sent by her parents In Washn .gant .nd
general manager Of the Macarthur Bros.
Company visited tho hospital for the first
time Wednc sday, remaining until Thurs
Penglase, CHIEF master mechanic for Nc
Of the Chicago offices. Ex-Govcrnor ~
s sr ray1r e the iron funsee an
other prominent citizens called upon them
during tho evening.
Misses Laura and Macklo lnBles are
visiting friends In Roat1oke.
Mr.. l.. W. CLARK. who has been at St;
Dukes Hospital. Richmond, for several
months, returned home Friday. accom- n
|
The .Radford Ice Company ana the
Crystal Spring leo Company nave been sn.
Anthony Glesen. president; Conrad dieson;;
secretary; r. GreAnspon, treasurer, and
Truman Billiard, manager.
Mamie Kimbal, have returned to Mtddles-
bt,oro, Kyr after Spending the winter IN
etocton Inth, Jr, was guest at Cow
n11,prL Tv1er'1 TUaaday. -1sfl. 4hf .
a new club has been organized With
Miss Lillian McNeal, president, and Miss
s Ben Hyss tx pd cvb
and aims at doing considerable original
literary, work Miss McNeal entertained
the club Tuesday evening The original q, al
ia Thorn, and BERNARD Shaw" By Miss
d, Mrs s Thqmas; q Il. Roanoke Yo4 an,
ited Mrs. L. ". Clark Tie first Of the
Mrs. Meta Bulard went to PULASKI!
Thursday to visit friends for several
Mr.: J. y. Miller. q Lane Brothers, Con
strMction Work, VINO was brought to
with a broken thigh, had a second opera
ton this week. A piece of shat tered bone
was removed and the ends OF the bone
stapled together with wire.
Or. Robert Cowan, who came so near
losing his life from blood poison. has been
discharged from the hospital, though lie
reports daily at the hospital to have his
Mrs. w. P. Patton is visiting Mrs. VIII
The Kings Daughters met Tuesday with
The Reotor's Aid Society will hold a
Food Fair the Saturday before Easter.
and and ths KdnEs Daug zridn rumaso
An. ENJOYABLE hop wis given at the
Cotillion Club Saturday evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
CA R
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

z CARrERsvILLE. VA. April MIR.
and Mrs. Harvey Moon, who were mar
r!ed In Manchester Wednesday, came Inn
mediately to the homo OF her father, Mr..
II. F. Moon, OF Tanworth, Va; Among
those who were present to receive them
were Mrs. Irene Baber. OF Shores. Mrs.
Luther Pitts. Of Elk Hill; Mr., Eugene
Hughes. OF Richlnond, and others. The
young couple will be at home to their
friends at Tanworth.
The Easter sale for the benefit OF the
Baptis, Church. will be held at the aBap-
list parsonage Thursday. April 18th. There
will be fancy work. useful articles and
refreshments to sell. and entertainment
furnished free.
The Masonic Lodge held It's regular
monthly meeting here Thursday with a
fairly good attendance.
Messrs. Gilmore and VIII Snead, Of Fork
Union, were in Cartersvllle recently.
Mr. c.. w. Dickinson. Jr.. has returned
home after a stay OF several days In
Richmond. u.
Mrs. Reynolds. who has been sick for
several days, Is convalescent.
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bers were enrolled. The following officers
were elected to serve SIX ,noaths: DR.. w.
G. Williams president; Miss Marjorie
Harris. ice-president; Mrs. F. II. Farrar,
secretary, and Miss Mary Jones, trea-
slrer.
Union prayer meetings are being held
weekly ut tho homes Of the Villagers 9.
ap's eo ssee 81 w repar u'e'so
A wild turkey strolled through one OF
the main avenues Of Scottsvllle this week,
but the season being over It was unmo-
Tested. 5
MIR. William williams, OF buckingham.
visited Richmond this week.
Mrs. Willie Shepherd, OF Palmyra, Visit
ed Scottsvile Tuesday.
Miss s, N. STAPLES, who has been quito
sick. Is Improving.
day at Chester this week.
Mr.. c. r. Harris visited Richmond on
Tuesday,
Mrs. Belle Nicholas, of Roanoke, Is a
guest OF Mrs. Jackson Real,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

o'clock. when a light luncheon was served
on the game tables.
Two candidates. Miss Norma Ellis and
Mr.. G. B. Williams, were given their mi
tiativo degrees BY tho clubs reception
committee,
Tho speakers OF the 'Three c. language
appear to be much enthused over tho
successful manner In which the clan
promotes social intercourse among its
members.
At 1880 o'clock n motion for adjourn
ment was Faithfully seconded. Tho young
men OF the club arc slated to entertain
next Monday evening Mt the home OF
Misses Sally and Soulle Burt.
Miss Elsie May West. who has been
spending some tlme with her parents, OF
No. 81 Copperl,onls Avenue, leturned TO
Richmond on Monday to take up her
studies at the Woman's College again
Miss soulle 3. Burt returned Tuesday
morning from Alliance. Va, where she
visited in the home OF Mr.. John McAllis-
ter.
Mrs. lillian Mancla Is the guest OF
Mr.. p. Fleetwood and family this week.
Mr. George Burt Williams returned
from Poughkeopsie, N. y, Saturday
night, where he graduated ~ me COM
merclal department Of Eastman National
Business College
Miss Caroline Broaddus, who has been
spending some weeks with her sis,et,
Mrs katherine b. Burt. OF No, los West
Main Street returned to her nome ~
Bowling Green, Va, Wednesday morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
MAKES WORK EASIER
Richmond People Are Pleased to
Learn Now Il Is Done

It's pretty hard to attend 10 duties y
With constantly aching back;
with annoying Urinary disorders.
NDoan's kidney Pills make work easier.
They euro backachc.
a They euro every Kidney Ill.
Martin Franklin. blacksmith. Of I'll
South twelfth street, says: ut " a
physical ltnpossibility for anyone to fol-
low my calling with a back which Is
lame weak and aching; in fact, some-
times It Is all a man can do to perform
an extra hard days duties With q back
sousd strong and well, but when that
part OF your body aches and pains With
every move you make lie to black
smith Is tho opposite Of plcasure. Morn
Ing after morning, after long days
work, have been 80 stiff and sore I
could hardly move, and reasoning that
IL Doans Kidney Pills could only be de-
pended upon, they might bring long
sought for aid. 1 was easily influenced
TO go to Owens & Minors drug store for
a box. They were decidedly satisfac-
tory
For sale by ali dealers. Price 50 cents.
Toster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N T., sole
agents for tho United States.
Remember the name-Doans and take
no substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
has been visiting In Richmond.

has been visiting In Richmond. }2
DR.. Percy Harris stopped over in our
village short while en- route to AIRING
ton. where he has accepted resident phys
Islclan's place for the Phoenix soapstone,
Quarry. "a * III
Mr.. NJ II, K!mbroush Is visiting hs
family at Bremo Bluff. 4 n
Misses Martha and Florine Harris have
been visiting Mrs. j. T.. Terry,
a very interesting Bible class has been
organized ut Y. NJ. C. a, on Wednesday,
nights, owing TO the efficient management
OF Secretary Reed. fslsyHs
Mi. Emmett Bolton has returned homei
from Richmond where he has been ems,
ployed by the Chesapeake and Ohio: Y hi
2 Mr.. George Akers who, has been indis-j
resume his duties as night clerk. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
BERN UDA HUNDRED
Special to- The Tlmes-Dlspatch

Especial to- The -plspatch.) 3s
BERMUDA, VA, April THE barge
Albemarle. whltN has. been loading here
lor, the past week, has left for Nor,,I
folk. 55 II. IA
Mr. II. v. Burgess, who has heen iii
for some time. continues tho same.
Mrs. ". b. Gates is visiting at Mr.. ri
A. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Welton spent We'd
nesday In Richmond.
Mrs, Richard Eppes spent Tuesday tn|
Petersburg.
Misses Mary and Ida Beasley. OF Rlch-s
mond, expect TO spend Easter wath rala.l
tiWes here IN
fishing is extensively carried on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
WAVERLY SOCIAL
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial To Tho Times DIspatchI
most lllIlstrious receptions given the
Cupid Clan Club since It's Organization
was tendered By Misses Blanche, Eliza
beth and Salye Fleetwood Monday eve
ming In their well appointed home on East
Main Street.
The decorations were unusually attrac-
tive. and the gentlemen guests were pre-
sented with red and white bout toniHrcs,.
enhancing IN effect the color scheme,
which was SO beautifully carried out In
red and white. a
Whist. high. five and forty-two were
spr,edly INDUCED In until about ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
PEOPLE in CLARKE
~ rha n,in,es.n,snotch1

Especial to The Times Dlspatchl
WILDWOOD, VA April Z, Mrs, Dun
can JOY and Mrs, Hunt French, of ST,
Lol,is arc visiting at Page Brook.
Messrs. Wood ward and Howe, OF MIL
ton Valley, spent last Sunday at rage
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson, who has been
visiting in tnuquler, returned on Wednes-
day. c,,o,
came on Tuesday 10 Long Branch to
stay with Mrs. Hugh NJ, Nelson,
Miss susan r. Page and Mr., " FOWL
send Rnrwell, Who haze been visiting IN
RIchmond at Mi. 'Ehomus N. Carters,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
PEOPLE IN CAROLINE
(special 10 The mines l,ispatch.,

Especial to The Times nispatch>
ROWLING GREEN, VA, April 7,--Mss
Addie Irby has returned home after q
visit to relatives at Glen Allen, Va.
Mrs. Mary p, Pentross has gone to Nor
folk, where she will spend some time with
her son. L,r, John Winston,
Mrs. p. G.. Monoure Ia visiting rela lives
at Taylorsyllle. va,
Miss Maria Collins, who has been tench-
Ing school at Walkerton Va, has re-
turned to her home here,
DR., Il. Fl, Rowe, president Of the Sonth1
ern Seminary OF Bneha, Vista, Va, spent
this week here. While here he purchased
twenty acres OF land from Mr., John j..
White. for which he paid $1,000,
Mrs. James r. Richards who, mas been
III, Is now very much Improved,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
At Miller School.

Especial to The Times Dispatal,) fs
MILLER SCHOOL. VA, April 7.7rhaS
Vawter Literary Society debated the tot
Lowing subject Saturday evening e r Il.
should bs elected BY the people III IFss
Rhodes and Talbert Lare spoke on thu
negative and j.. s, lie, rillerl and Neys
Was unanimously won by Roy 6sidsHI
Cook. VI gsS5s n IL In h Ri
Miss Fannie Grayson, OF Grozst. ~
is guest OF Mr., Granville Taylor. n
day. by playing all kinds Of practical
jokes. It is q good thing that " c.
but once q year, Ssss.s sas
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no subs titute

glnin when It conlcs to valuing for the
Information OF the tax collector. and It
may be we'll enough for horse traders to
take notice that they need not hopo to
go into any part ofVirgina In search Of
horses and mules that can be purchased
at any Of the above figures, for be It
understood that those figures are not
market quotAtlons-tt1ey are Just tax
valuations az found ON tho books OF the
Auditor for the Commonwealth, put there
Just as he received them from the vnrI-
GUS commissioners OF the revenue
throughout tho State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. /
fsnecja1 10 The Times match,

rR iSRSssI K Hn5 Va. HpriI
a men to Nf hslF F friends on Wednesday, hight
In Odd Fellows Hall. Dancing commenced
at . O'Clock and continued until after
m1Sns There ne We're any eeupes
Fredericksburg College gave a recital In
College Hall Friday night before large
audience; An interesting programme was
selections there were a number OF solos
and the college chorus also took part In
the programme.
dinner party a few evenings ago In honor.
OF Miss Alice Dew, OF King and Queen
county. who is visiting friends here;
who has been stationed here for some
on the Rappahannock River, has complet-
ed HIS duties and returned home. He made
many friends during mis- stay In this
city.
Hon Thomas F. Murphy. Of Westmore-
land county. was a. visitor here this week.
Mrs. David HIrsh has returned from q
ton 10 spend some time with her sister,
Miss Mamie Pix M]t, who Is 81 quite sick
lisa guest of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
s Miss sallie Lyeil Tap.cott: who has been
now a guest Of Rev. John x Mason and
family In louisville, IA.
Miss Alice Cannon has gon etc Peters
burg. where she Is guest OF Misses
Lulic and Joseph McIlwaine.
Mrs. Charles E. Tackett has returned
from a visit to New York.
Mrs. a. r. Chichester, Of. Stafford, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John l.. Lewis,
at Bethesda. Md.
Mr.. Charles A1ander. who spent the win
ter with his son, Mr.. Charles Mander. Jr,,
In Alexandria, has returned here for the
summer. III ~ s..&
Mrs. r. II. Warner OF Washington, is,
visiting her sister. Mrs. General D. D.
Messrs. Edward Warren. OF Scranton.
Pn,,, and George Fl. Warran: OF Fhila-
delphia Pa, visited relatives here a few
Mr.. i, B. Rawlings. of Baltimore. spent
several days this week with his father.
Mr.. j. r. Rawlings,
Mrs. j. S. Chiles and daughter have
returned from visit to Portsmouth.
Mrs. i. Bowie Gray, who has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs j. L. Hagan. at
Danville, has returned to her home in
Stafford.
Miss Inez Alexander, OF Urbanna, Is Wis
Ting the famil yof Captain 8, i. Quinn.
Mrs w, j. Harrison has returned from
a visit to relatives IN the lower Northern
Neck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
SEPARATED FORTY-FIvE
YEARS AND REUNITED

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
q RADFORD. VA. April 7,--More than
forty-f1ve years ago Miss Lizzie Hall and
Mr.. Crockett Durham were married In
this section, but separated after living to-
gether short time, each going n different
way. After many vlcissitudes and much
wandering, they met again recently, and
riage compact.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
GLADSTONE.
Especial tn The Times Dispatch.>

I, NJ NSpecIHT W TIC 11E1rs' s'FF''F'''7 \
Gl.ApsTONF.t{,V VA. A .Aplil ss CAPTAIN
and MrsJ.W. 4. Wrlght Lave e.. re! ,ia,is
OF West Virginia, ,,,o IN
Mr. *. H. Smith spent several days ~
Richmond on business. - ~
Mr. r. w Moon, of Spruce Pine, ~ S''
20 al home on a short visit,
Mir. G. s. Wood. Of Fork Union, mas been
In town on business. \, hax.
Secretary Reed, OF the y M, =, =. mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
returned to their homes near WILDWOOD

returned to their homes near WILDWOOD
on the It'll.
The first live fox hunt by the Blue
Ridge Hunt Club OF the spring took place
on Wednesday, Mr., Edward Gay Butler,
master of hounds, leading ~ way, a
owned BY Mr.. Wilkes BoH7es, The riders
enjoyed n fine run OF come miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
sCO ]|'l|'1 VA.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
sCOTTsNILI.E, VA, April IA Chris
tian Endeavor Society was organized here
Sunday afternoon and twenty-six menu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

dltlStlC VIII Oc ClldIlIleu WIFI
showing.
An offering OF Hair-llnc. Checked
and Striped 'raffeta, that Is an abso-
lutte necessity on certain occasions,
60c.
showerproot Silks, full 81 inches
wide. the most beautiful range OF
coors. and marked Monday at 4sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Easter Dress Goods

silk-Finist Panamas. all the best
and popular colors. at soc, 4sc. 5ec.
TIC and 08c.
slk-Flnish Panama. a highly pop
ulhr fabric, This special item Is 56
inches wilde, plain and Invisible
checks; $1.25 value. Csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Newest styles Walking Skirts, In
cream, gray, abIl,e and black, 4 In the
following cloths: Mohalr. Serges. Pan
amas and Volles. The prices hardly
pay for the cloth.
Cream Mohair Skirt, @3,0s.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

5E Sheer Voiles, beautiful range OF
colors to suit all tastes; quality and
finish is a very important part, SOC.
4Sc, 7bc. Dsc.
Fine Batiste, in gray, reseda. violet
Alice. navy, cream and black. a0c
and 4Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Beautiful Lace Waist; special for
Monday, S4.Os and F5Os.
Great Net Waist special, This will
be sold Monday at $a.6O.
Taffeta Silk Petticoat, black and
colors. H4.Os and $3.50.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
SHOT At TRAIN; STRUCK WOMAN
Bullet ooes Through Window Of q
Central Train Wounding Her.


Macon. Ca, Aug. l7.--Macon rail.
way authorities In the employ OF the
Central railroad were greatly alarm
ed Wednesday when they lecrne1 thu
the down train from Atlanta. known
as the Dixie Flyer" had been fred
upon just below Grimm, Ca. by an un-
known person.
At that time the train was making
a fair rate OF speed and the passen.
gers had Just settled back for a com.
Portable set TO the next station. Al
that moment a crash was heard and
the passengers arose to find one Of
the women passengers suffering from
slight wound upon the right wrist.
A bullet had crahed through the
window pane and had injured the
wrist. She was shot while standing
up and trying to open one OF the win.
dOws. BY her side was a small
child, less than five years OF age
Owing to the rate OF the train II
was not stopped at the time. but the
matter was reported upon The arrival
OF the flyer In Macon.
This Is not the first time that "A Cen.
trial train has been fired into.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
GIRLS FATHER FAvORS
TORFumFQR NEGRO
Lynching of Black Assailant is
Momentarily Expected,
1000 MEN SURROUND NEGRO
Although the Sheriff 10 with the Par.
~. II 10 Hardly Probable that He
VIII Be Able to Prevent = LynehinS,
Favors Slow Torture.

Columbia. s. c.. Aug IL bob la
Wis. the negro who murdyrously AS.
saulted Miss Jennie Brooks, daughter
Ut II prosperous merchant AMI farm.
or, near Greenwood. and who "A short
time afterwards criminally assaulted
u negro girl, IL years OF axe. In the
same noighborhOOd. Is surrounded by
a posse of more than thousand men
IN swamp near Ninety Six, in Green
wood county
AT IL o'clock Wednesday uicht 70.
port was received from Clinton say.
ing that the negro had been lynca,..
but this was later denied BY long
distance telephone message from the
city OF SpartanburE which stated that
the negro would not be- captured that
night.
Al hough sheriff McCa.lin Is with
the party, It Is prubablo that he viii
be- able 10 prevent "a lynching
|, Is stated that the father ~ Miss
jennie fayors slow torture. and most
ut the crowd are Determined on that
uIuuIlul
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
VIII Make thorough Examination.

Chicago. Aug. l7.-Tn g clearing
house association OF Chicago has de.
clded to hake . hand In the ,angled
affairs OF the wrecked Milwaukee ay-
lsnue State bank. Clearing House
Bank Examiner McDougall has been
ordered TO make a thorough eAamina-
ton OF the conditions existing In the
looted institution and report his find
.ings 10 tho associa ion This move
wa deci led upon Thursday az the
stJnference OF the Central committee
representing The various iepoi,urs
association with Jnmes B FOrEah.
president OF the FRS. National. aud
q committe Of the Clearing HUE a.
Sociation