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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
sssBURTON FAITHFUL.
Says Mrs. Burtor's Allegations
Are Without Foundation.

u /. i i q ft ( F,f
81 In an interview yesterday evening Miss
Helen Burton who Is here in the interest.
OF her father "A, Chadwick Burton, sem sem
fenced to long Jail term on account Of
fraudulent dealings with the EpWorth5
Methodist Church, stated that the letter
recently written by Mrs Burton is en- en-
{tirely without foundation In fact. She
says further that her father has always;
supported her, and \ that he has been
giving Mrs. Burton monthly allowances
ever since he separated from her, fifteen
years ago Miss Burton also stated that,
her father had been endeaVoripg to secure
divorce from his present wife. and that
the matter, owing to the non appearancei
OF Mrs Burton. has been hanging fire
in the courts for four years. i. The nom
support business, referred to in the letter,
Miss Burton vehemently characterizes as
untrue, and calls It by q stronger name.
Miss Burton, before coming to Rich--
mond, had been attending school at West
chester Pa, where she will graduate
next year If she returns, III 4 Ii 81
Miss Burton is q firm believer IN her
fathers innocence. and says n at even II
his guilt were true, no has been pun
!shed enough. She Is now awaiting the.
decision Of Governor Swanson In answer
to her appeal for the pardon OF her ~ ther,l
K In any event, she- declares 1t ls her In
5tention to remain in Richmond until her
father Is released. sSa'A 4; 5 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
~ Benevesin
tie Use 81 Beer Z
.-asv. A. w. stein.
Distinguished Dlhnl Plsids tot p'o 4! pI|lll'
"a BOyoraKo Ii HE Home. Ii

From istaid Ga Fitehburs. Mass comes IS :
The voice OF q rector pleading for the ,s
sane use Of wine and beer. The Icy, = y
Alexis w stein rector q Ga}Fst np,Sly
s9psistoi, aut e t h Rev 81 Rsnsierd
v yIi ssors rector Il chrsts charsh GIN.
oinnati, believes In facing CONDITIONS a. 9 9
an one q . tbose s ah sass
The stirest cure for the misuse OF them l.n
3is the proper Use Of them. The man VINO J,
drinks beer III, his home With his Family;
and children about him viii get no Marin
ay n Tna 70 9n spo mas
an hoursw With group Of friends, among
whom nre women he respects. over one
or two glasses OF beer or light: wine, as
do some European people, VIII get, I. no
harm from, The beer garden nod q 4 e t,ie
soclnl life 81 that country" !, a 4, \
4 That Is the reverend gentleman's tol-t
Grant and rational attitude on the guess
.ton, and had no gone further and ex-
ainined Into the merits q The j yarons
OF our most eminent physicians that
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Is tho best means
to temperance, because OF Its small per.
centage OF alcohol and Its great. 1000
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, % az the doo-a
tors, 'n preference to all other beers
because It Is the absolutely clean beer
the beer that is absolutely pure, never
touched by human hands and never ~
soaaSt xtn al sTesp ss sFaWed
till Is poured into your glass;. That
iis what one well-known doctor said OF It.
III Other doctors say Pnbst Blue Ribbon
Beer is the cleanest, purest, most whole e.;
a aoms I Is that the doctors ought
ti,no,,s W. IA {li }i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
! NOT /, THE II RIGHT MAN.
Police Still Huntingdon Burglars
Who Entered Store Sunday.

u Especial to The Times Dispatch
e SOUTH BOSTON, VA, June 28.----Willle
Mack, alias William Glover. alias While
McGhee, colored, who was arrested and
lodged, in Jail here o fetw days ago, and !
against whom there was strong suspicion 'l
Of Ills being Implicated in tho robbery OF
Bern1ann's store, early Sunday morn T 4
ing, has been released as there was was N
sufilcent evidence against him.
II was thought that he also sresen1bled
q man wanted inS Salisbury for murder,
but upon communication with thea
thorites at that place evidence was also,
lacking, so the suspicious cha ar aoter ls
now o free man. s&33SS q sis y
n He, however, inlbibed o little too freely
on the streets yesterday. and was re-
arrested and paid the town O. fine. \,
The authorities have no Il clue to the.
burglars who escaped with their booty
Sunday morning, although every effort
is being made to locate them and bring
them to Justice. il, s3fS Az tt *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Observation-Disclosures
COMES TO U j I! !! !||..|.|
,psnnsylvanians Came III Twelve
Coaches to Fred ricksburg for
3S the Occasion. 81
fsna,,,ni " rita rimes. DIspatcl,.Ii

X ~ (Specihi to The Tifnes-D lspnt ch.)
1rRDDtR1C 1ksBU RG, Nv Az, June 70.
A speciai train OF twelve coaches arrived
/ here at nrl early hour this morning, fill
ed with citizens OF Pea1tisyl yat,ia, among ION
them some tof the most distinguished men
Of that state and 81 largo humber OF
Federal veterans. Al number OF ladies'
we're also Ii, tho party. Prominent .inetri-S
bcrs OF the PARTY are Governor 8. W.
Penny packer and his official stan. the
Occasion OF the Visit was the unveillnB
5of tho handsome monument in the ma
5tionni cemetery hero to tho emory o ..
the one Hundred and Invent I'm IN
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer g Il! q y
fat,try, The, 1noi,1tirlent Is nltle feet Wide
and tiftoe,, feet high, and cost %, ooo.s II
ID located IN q beautiful spot In the Ma No
uonai Cemetery, which 10 one OF J. the
.ilnr,deoniest cemeteries In the United
states. On d bronze tablet Mt the rear
OF the monument ID q this insert ton 4
zone Hundred ana Twenty.Beventh Reg
inent, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Col. WV Jennings, commanding: !. I !.
Brigade, Second Division, Second Corr
Battles participated hi: fredericksburg g.
VA December 18th, 1862, men In action,
aea Killed and wounded, 257; Chnncel-
.lorsville, May Sd and 4th. 1863 mon In
ax,tion, 7l9; 81 killed h and u wounded, 5S.3
Erected BY tho Commonwealth Of Penn Fem
ssylvania." = ri II FL. 5.g3 sas IA
The progru nlme was as follows: 1nvo-
cation, nj Chaplain A. s. Light ADDRESS
OF president of Regimental Association
~ Dr. s. II. Guilford transfer Of monu-
nlent to Governor Of Penns,' wanna BY ..
r. Il antz; reception and presentation OF
monument to Represent I've OF n ational
Guard, Hon. g.. w. Pennypackera ac-j
ceptance OF monument General D ~ A.
Carnan; address by Lieu tenant Colonel
Fl. q. Allen, and q address BY General
Thoa J. Steward. Taps The party re-
turned lDn1e tonight. e, Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
ATLANTIC An / '|| COAST LINE
TO ENTER RAL.E|G.Hi|..
Canvassing Raleigh Merchants.
for Freight Patron
S ill age. \ u 34s3
fspecial 10 The Times Dispatch

'33 Especial to The Tines Dispatch.) u
RALEIGH, N. G., June B.-President;
and General Manager j. A. Nils, of.the
Raleigh & Southport Railroad authorizes
the announcement that the Atlantic Coast
Line will come into Raleig In Scon1peti-
ton for freight and passenger traffic
when the Raleigh & q Sou Import gets into
Fayetteville, probably within II 4, week. Ger
and certainly within two, weeks. ,&5t y
President Mills was calling on the me y. y
chants Off the city to-day,.#intr'oduc,ing
.. w. Perrin general freight agent Ct
the Atlantic Coast Line. and 1W.S ~
Kyle, division freight agent, 81 F1ayst'tc-
willie. 5a3iF *. i.at u 4.
These gentlemen were discussing With
the bupeness men to whom they were IN
troduced the advantages Of receiving
freight over the Coast Line Raleigh \ 9
Southport route. 5,
The alliance Is understood to really
mean that the Atlantic Coast Line gets
control Of the, Ral lei gll; g southport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
NOT ACCIDENTS |. ! L. III 5


Y All tho parties below had advanced cases @
chronic prlyhts Disease or Dlabs.ss.f Note the
certainty OF tho results obtained by Euitons
Compounds as shown by the recovery also q
the friends they told who were similarly az
flictod, e IN g5s M S5 II ~ 81 IN
N, tW.B spauldtng,t President spauldlnf saw
Co, san Francis SOP, had q recovery In fhlat oHP
Adolph Wesko, capitalist San Francisco. r.
covered himself and told two friends, who re-
pr, Carl D.. ziele. pioneer druggist. by2 ~. !.
cii,c street. San Francisco, recovered Hhimselt
and gavsit to more than dozen pa ''snss'
s Charles Ensske. editor 2. the derman paper
a an nuh,nber,' Who recovered, one Of them belng
Charles u. Wacker tho Exth-stroeti meTehAnt,
r. NJ Wood, editor Wine and Spirit Review.
recovered himself and told II to several who
recovered, among them being an qld-schoo9
Edward Short OF this san Francisco call,ur re-
covered, also three OF hissfricnds, VIZ. Wllllnm
Martin, Captain Hubbard, Of the Hon n,.a
rou,e and William IIawklgs q the y e. q Quar-
John A. Phelps. Of the Hote! Repeller, pan
Franclsco and Two OF his friends etc. etc. Z
We again proclaim to All the world the GUT
ability OF Chronic Br!Bhts Disease ana pla-
betea 85a5i d Z, VI !, .
About 81 per cont. OF all cnses are durable BY
0Esna Mno, PsnK co,, h,sam%Sha, kn wa
IDS; appsy; Kdnsy troable after mo third
month: urine may show sediment !; ~ nv
Yisoni droWsiness; ope Or more ot thssst ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
FOUR6NEW5 CHARTERS.
The Corporation Commission Al Az:
thorizes Several Concerns.

X The State Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
John ". Buchanan g. Son Qncorpo-
rated, Norfolk John w. Buchanan, pres
ident, Princess Anne county; Richard y.
Baker, Jr., president and counsel;
1vison H. Buchanan, secretary and treas
urer: John T. Buchanan, Richard Buch-
anar,, Norfolk Capital, 10000.
Roseborough Beach Corporation, Nor
folk Benjamin Lowenberg, ecreNtary
and treasurer; ]. 5Hecht, p. r. Goodman,
Norfolk Capital, $4,000. .ss
National Postal Card Advertising and
Distributing Company Gncorporated),
Alexandria. Howard Q. Cook. president;
Fred. @. Norris, vice-presldent; Don s.
Norris, secretary and treasurer, Washing
ton. Capital. $4,000.
The Morea Ice Company. Chatham. Va.
William G, Miner, president; ]. Fl. Pigg.
SvIce-president; ]. NJ. Jones. secretary and
treasurer, Chatham Capital. $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
ChH4ch--- Lane.
.(speclal 20 The s-Dlspatch.)

VI (special ,osThe Tines Dispatch.)
"a NORFOLK, VA, June Cat the res.
idence OF Mr. Aubrey j. Derring, on
CRANKY Street, very pretty marriage
was solemnzed. when Miss Ethel O..
Lane, a niece OF Mr. Derring, was mar
rled to Mr.. George F. Church. Miss
Josie r. Scott was maid OF honor, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. NJ. Vines. pastor Of the Freernason
Street Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Church left for q Northern trip. and Will
be at home after, July 10th. No 81 West
highland Avenue, il.ss 4sI1 15sssssIga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Big Distilleries Raided.

Especial to The Times-Di spatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., June 2e.-Deputy In
5ternal Revenue Collectors p. g. Browning
ana Colvln have returned from, eastern
counties, and report the seizure and de-
structlon OF two blockade dlstilleries. The
largest was In Cumberland county, and
consisted Of a 12o-gnllon still. two cop
FER worms. thirteen fermenters, and 800
gallons OF beer. The other still was near
'squire's station, Baden county. The
still had been gotten away. but the worm
and a number OF fermenters were de-
StrOyed n \. 5ff55 N Il t3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
I MASONIC ADDRESS.
Governor Glenn is Recovering
\. !. Nv cry Slowly. n III.
Nal "a THE Times-Disn

4 ttsr.s Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
8e88# RALEIGH. N. c.. June Ex-Governor
Glenn IS recovering rather slowly from.
his recent sickness, but says he hopes
to be able to make the trip to Kinston
on June 9th when he is to deliver one
fsthe addresses in connection with the
biz Masonic jubilee to hs held under the
gausp1 ces OF the IsiHston and other lodges
IN athat section. ~. f-,7 S II 5
2 The Governor says no has given up The
Idea OF going to tho seashore for recrca-
ltion, owing to press OF official business.
IN TACT he fears now that he will have
y osTemain in Raleigh all through the not
weather. dangerous as this may be for
him In his overworked condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Was Accidentally Shot.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.) $@,
u DANYILLE. VA, June N.-Charlio
Harvey, colored, was shot and probably
fatally wounded this morning ut thu new
cotton mills near the city BY Bud Hol,
man, also colored. Both OF the negroes
Southern Railway. andgit appears that
the shooting was accidental hnd duo to
the careless handling ofa pistol by Ilol-
man. The ball entered his right brenst
penetrating his lungs. No arrest has
been made, iss *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
FUNERAL OF COL. CABELL,.'
Largest Crowd Ever Present at
Funeral in Danville ,t5 sy3 ,s55

77Is Special TO TIC 1Tll1es-Dl5pe1 ETN
2 DANVILLD. VA, June 26,-In the pres
ience Of ono, not. the largest attendance
at any funeral here In years, the funeral
services Of the late Colonel George q
Cabell ex- Congre from the Fl 18th
District, who died Saturday night as the,
result OF an operation at Baltimore n er.e !
hospital, we're conducted this morning
at ii O'Clock from the Church OF the;
Epiphany People from all walks Of life
turned out to pay tribute to- the memory
OF Danville's distinguished warrior and
statesman. The body was Inferred in.
Green Hill Cemetery under Masonic au-.
spices. The Cabell- Graves Camp, Con-
federate Veterans; the local lodge Of
Tlks and Odd Fellows, OF which organi-
cations deceased was member, attended
IN O body sE4s5tS ID Il Il * sS4 . $ii "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Convict Still at Large.

Y NISpeClHl 10 N TIC 7 I1IItS" IJTSlldt ClIJ w
SALISBURY, N. c., June 2G,-Jlm
Caruthers. the young white man who
made his escape from the Rowan coun-
stys chain-gang yesterday afternoon, Is
still at large. no trace Of him having
been obtained The officers have to-.
day searched Davidson county, but failed
to-. find Il their man. Caruthers was
sGerylng term OF two years for con-
1spIracy to end the life Of Walter Crump,
foreman In cotton mill here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
5As GENERAL SHAKE-UP. 4
Important Changes Being Made
in Southern System in South.

m Especial to The Times Dispatch) III
%S SPENCER, N. G., June 26.-About two
hundred passenger conductors and train
BraenS In the employ Of the Southern Rail-
WAY Company will beitransferred to spen-
GER BY a. general shake-up among the
minor officials which Is to take place
July 1st3 With the removal Of the office
sSofssiMr. 81 p L. McManus, superintendent
OF the Charlotte division, from the lat
ter place to Greenvllle, the passenger
conductors and train crews now running
Into; Charlotte will make Spencer the
terminal OF their run. ItJhad been known
4 for many months that an important
change along the above lines was con-
5templated. but it was not learned that
the same was to take effect as early as
\ July LIST. 5E ~. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Address by Richmond Man.

4 "a Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
III sRALEIIH, N. c.. June 26.-The attend.
sances on the North Carolina summer school
bis steadily increasing. Public school
teachers are coming In from all parts
4 OF the State. the enrolment being now
moro than seven hundred.
aS One OF the principal features to-day
was an address by Professor Y. G. Wood
ward, OF Richmond. on THE Value OF
f Education" He is at the head fof' the
q department Of literature in the summer
Il school Hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
4Appraiis!;,e RailwaytD Damage

special to The Times-D ispatch.)
$S sRALEIGH,5iy. C.,gJune 2G--The special
commissioners appointed to appraise the
damage 4 to the Glennwood property by
reason Of the right Of way through It
for the Raleigh and Pamlico Sound Rail
road, have filed their report. naming $685.
ss4.95 as the amount that the Glennwood
Company should receive. Either side
has twenty days within which to. take
an appeal from the, findings OF the com
missoners. 81 3,iSi $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Maneuvres at Chickamauga,
fBY AssocLated Press,)

3I# (E3y EAsHOclHEeu 1T ess'J 1i ~
NJ CHATTANOOG TE NM. June 8.-
state (, troops from Tennessee. Georgia.
ALABAMA, Kentucky. North Carollns,
South Carolina and M !sss1sl ppi will par
tlclpate In the maneuvres at ghicka-
manga Park next month General ] DIN
w. 'Bubb. OF the regular army, wll u
communal the encampment. Each regis
ment VIII remain In camp about! two
weeks. sites for the camps are being
located, & a Il 5st II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
D..ailyyClo Con r, eco' I! J Z; !.
Icircu,ita Count.

. Il 't Ma
Circuit Court.
The following g,iIts were diemssed: Marion
y Robinson 9vs. Mary u. Robinson; Same vs..
Tho following attachments dismissed on
plaintiffs attorney: H. II A.i atlln. W.. Lewis
r Winston ] Joseph o. Phillips vs. Mrs. r
RubonsteiE; Edgar e. Gum =, Mrs. . A 1s1
S Msyg r iEad passcS ss etc q rareank 8 g
Tho following, ttaehn,ents dismissed under
Jr.. and others; a. G. WI lkinson ~. Katie
Z Miucoiianeous, IN case Of len F. n smithie
ys. Charles 3. * Ford, motion Of defendant 70
let aside verdict Of Jury sustained and new
trial awarded. uYS Se
q plaintiff by'his attorney this motion Is re:
instated upon the court docket g 5ls&.ff
Law and Equity.
Judgments entered yesterday: Addie WHIT:
Power Company, etc. Verdict Il =.
h DR.. "a. lillian Gray Farrar vs. Metropoli:
tan q Life Insurance Company, 81 Verdict and
Judgment for $114, Tho Titan Lie In
surance Compn ny having paid the money INTO
Court there being 9 contest s " to whom the
DEGREES entered yesterday: g!nteF -Execu:
tors VS.. Fnrmville land Powhatan q Railroad
Company and others. as to the report Of the
a Suits b Instituted yesterday: Joseph Canepa
We. w. T. Afookl ar for 500. :, g,
Mayo e. Son for 700 damages on account ,oe
certain work not being done as required by
agreement d Contested case. Eth. ~ N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Away for a Month,

S,FS Or. N. ,W.sS Nelson, Of No. 400 West
Grace Street. has gone TO New sfork y for.
the purpose Of doing advanced WORKS y
one OF the speclaltics OF me- define. lie
expects 10 be away about four Week s, g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

Convention, \ held here recently. some. Of tle;
Normal School Girl students gave the names
yistinH 6remen. with the result that the
teachers have received some very ardent !st-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

5{ YDNpON.-Comma Booth-T Tucker q the
saIyati on Army, married Miss Minnie REID, q
movement t9IE az en- ~ nae Besn
started ii West virginia 5 III II,
t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rena were u droppe9
from Woman descended the front Of the
euIIidink and q boy Of thirteen pes9smed suf'
liant deeds.5 ~ s35 {55tji q
i IAN FRANCISCO, DIR Beattle, American.
missionary In China, reports that ms A9 ,So
,ras robbed In Canton BY thirty 8Chlnese Wno
ragged and bound tho occupants anq escapes
BALTIMORE, -sherln Brown; Of s9amf ha ~
connty Nd . declared that plans nad ps se1
made 10 burn William Lee, the negro &, 9pnaEgea
With attacking two women az we SWAY ''t al (
President cassatt, q ne
Pennsylvania Railroad supnnMt ,o6 X a., M
directors reGu!s!!t00n ~ cars
Amsrican Federation Of Labor. has sent, men
MsGiunmn ssssaiG d; in November, !
CITY.-Forest fires are r. y Tals srn
- rouTh the lumber tracts near Masaa saarai
Sonora Mex !, and AZ is report cd that seyssa,
mining camps populated by 4 Hericans naYs
been destroyed. 5g s5 81 6s65 M g}S
MOUNT cAtME 1 open sMsse na,s al
ueYsd 10 have been ma aERs9s Ssps's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

the wreck Of q Pennsylvania PASSENGER train
injurlng the Aremem and six passengerss
PHILADELPIIIA.-se James F, Me-
McNichol filed an answer cateyoricG!y den ny.
Ing charges Of conspiracy and excessive pFo'its
in the clty's Altratton suit. titii
Il LINCOLN, NEB.-Wilam ], Hryan's tag
assessment, lust made shows that he Ia worth
SIS. 900, In 1896 he had only 5000. Y 3,
RoME5A priest eghsy, year. CD !, Ihh acting g
he'Was drlNns 10 the poFla Via 10 .ay mash
,NoRRIsIoYN. More than S'G; oo % !, y
p Il and II This 10 oo5 Il to endow hospital
room for newspaper men. Ok w n ID 4
+ ssia,s Pg,es s h1e
charged her husnand h9mas DHdds Y HE
her and ,drenching her with water Until snc
vas nearly drowned. at 4: II ~ !,
F. KEYPoRT. N. J.--From the shallow Wates
OF Raritan Bay two bodies were draw. tnose =
OF Albert Teest twentysons years zig, ;, a ,ln
teen uadsr sshat Sey we're
drowned must remain p mystery g nonoay
was near them ct the time and no outcFy wa
heard, Sa
3pLoo4sAURa, FA.-pprlng tho EIyemsa's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
he MARRIED TWICE
within ONE YEAR.
One Wife in Salisbury and Ans
other in Greensboro is This
Mans Record.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)
SALISBURY. N. c., June 26,-Samuel
s, Osborne. telegraph operator5at Rood,
n block station on the main limo OF the
Southern Railway, north OF Salisbury,
was arrested Saturday at Greensboro on
the charge of bigamy. On October Sd
OF last year. Osborne married Miss Jesse
Lynn. a well known young woman OF
Spencer, AFTER which the couple loft the
place. Nothing was heard OF the parties
until last week. when young Osborne
WINS again married to Mas Matte
Gllchrist. OF Greensboro 1t Is well known
that both wives are living. hence the
arrest.
n Miss DOrothea I &c who hns hecn visit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

Miss Dorothea Lee, who has been visit
Ing Miss Alberta Williams, near Bon AIR
has left for her home In Stafford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

LINCOLN, NpB.-Wllllara sRryan's tag
! ssessmeI,t lust made, shows that he Ia worth
rs, 900, IN 1896 he had only Is, 0o0.4 Al ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

BALTIMORE. SHERIFF Brown, Of Somerset
ccI,ntv Nd ~ declared that plans had been
made to burn William Lee, the negFG. 2nasseu
With attacking two women al me s'a 9s5 AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
RllR5IEF ITEMS FROM EVER YWHERE

the wreck Of q Pennsylvania passenger train
near Mount Carmel, killing the engineer ana
injurlng the AreH,em and six passenger
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