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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Rev. & A. Eliot. son Of the famous
president OF Harvard university.
viii speak tomorrow n the dediea-
ton OF the new Doylsion Avenue
Unitarian church. The new struc-
ture is handsome building. and it's
erection WAS made necessary by the
great growth OF the congregation.
Rev. George w Stone. Of San Fran
cisco. one Of the most eloquent
speakers on the coast, viii deliver
the evening sermon
In 1859 the present pastor. Rev
W p. slmonds. was called 90 the
pulpit and under hts guidance the
congregation has grown TO be one
Of the most prosperous In Seattle.
Revival meetings conducted BY
Rev. Archie Macintosh. Of Kirk
land. arc now being held Mt North
Bend.
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NubMrm
BOddOrln
LAND

AT thnrou4hiT cleared. Ia five ard
temaaefu tracts. aaN en- the ussFkrt
far TIE first time the tract consist
futrstfrtsan. and anYunr desiring 70
iuok AZ this iaftd should tahs that
train 80 stuck stNtlan on NunhAY
naorufns Tnls land = the beet farm
n TIE white River Naiisr. ard
wfi - aeld on very easy fsrus and
~ q xerr iaw price. lie sure ani SCI
tbs ! p'elock train o. Yua vii nat
- kaie 70 sss thn land. a. us are
asst K~ina daWa % hook over tAs
aarSsr and IN prices ard the naia
- % eorumrnes nsN1 week. hs5t II yua
earne an that train We NtAl sAaw yoa
afpEssA
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nay new. We have the ore. sec
our al on Page 8 seatiie-noston
Copper Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

WEST a WHEELER. me.
Aaals ColmAn islaa
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Ds-tfparn huasn sal faruisurs.
eh4rksn house an4 yard. , annsa
eeI<xsns ard 81rka usaP car tire
Hfx nenaEkin X zfTA IL
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IN SAN =

The poles picked up woman this
afternoon namui Mira Olsen. al
washington II. She IN insane and
vas running dopn the middle % the
atrecs thinking Satan was chasing
her. Her husband runs the Stock
hatm saloon on Washington a.
Thomas Taylor. the negro who
wandered william Bailey at the
Washington hotel n few days ago.
~ a. taken before Chief Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Miller this
afternoon.
Collier Eureka has arrived AZ the
Pacific coast coal bunksrs.
inff you want good photographs
.eheap. get PinEey's Panels for 50c
par dorsn. LOG Columbia ~. 80.
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I rsans cafner tsg. hixhly tsnprcw~f.
nezf kttssA Fsrnanfs 81 sG q 80
s1uity. tr4st~ esiuily for tagA
lsncn Dedrfn haaaes riosa 10 TIVE car
N12s. s. - aasY terms
a f1ap-A FIRE iot close q RFatfis
z<H.Hafy Thtz Is so aslpW mafkef
kx4cs
We hare 81 kfrtis ~ kes41 invests ents
= h1fafs, h4ENffeNa chances. ETC.. for
So eer Isl
NEBRASKA REALTY CO.
10 Oriental Rtaek
Mails Ca Ind A III ia
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I.tsr-rr WITH List.
ffE VIII. SKILL tr.

4uMES
MAJ roonfs iat ext.M tSo ear ftaesg
ri Ave sosgh snaaf ~ SID La
3nsn. 81 PEI mnntM
4 81 University I Fncn4A - with
EM sare - Increase. 81 a9ut4 -
p<r ssansa
Z - saats rars. ruon2 ii ssxtA
nsar Ear siAa
q Greer fa3ke 8 rocsns. 81 eFsn
n1Alh
4 ~ lsn,uns8s. chirkra raprh I
reaz.a hoes. Barn. etc. lsts. haf
LIST a co.
rs MutaAi lsffr niaE
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cArrrol MI HOUSE

CAPITOL hill HOUSE.
nxe-fsrs fssh Az X. & large yoouas
~ tassnent = stFsctly modern aad
H4s ftne vtsw al tsnpfov rfaent -
said sil mass terms 10 r~spfsn-
n&s party.
BROAD STREET LOT
M -FarueF faafng snuzh. ffafFfana
Ard txuaf. tvs heasse. frrNsns Kkg
t<rns. hrsf kas - ths Hruad -
esafssets n q. depas wni BE wtshia
4 k.acka
y T.. grTI.EN
Is New Yafk tla<k.
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Are WOul a
FaPnDn@n'Y
tae-AcHE FARM AT A nARaAfS.
kAhN TERMS

iaAAcRE Farm Ar A nARaAfS.
kAaN TERMS
one ~ the besi farms in kiteap eauns
VI has been placed ~lth as FOE sale
arm contains lal anfea tta acres u
Nhleh sfu q bolton land. ~ eefea
eirarvd ard without a stump 80
hearinG fruit trees S hsaa u cattle.
hafesa+ ehieksnA. farm impiamentH
koed tfeeIu hpuae > miles ffufn HYd.
ny miles from Gias iiarhnr. !
miles fFNm salt water. Ened county
rad 70 either ~ these places. bis
insstnE cAtnp within one hair mile
thAt viii take AL produce raised on
the farm, safse quantities % beef OF
ft1fh TOE she neet tea years
- want WIS place. and - ell hsll
y 10 700 Tor Sew. q 40 cash. the
balance IN ten years at per cent
n this faru T. huia thia week ~
vii make the intorest On ths mort
saEe - pei cent
THE REALTY SECURITY CO.
rHe tiuztan tiiask
hala asze. Ind. nss
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A nARoAts IN A COTTAGE

A BARGAIN IN A OUTAGE
Here y a cottage % rpons. all on
ere flnrr. that cannrt - bought 81
cannot - buIIt Ter less than O.. -
tslss the siH4 81 the enc On which
Eats cottage stands arr NsiitHE Al
kroattd th.rs fuF Tl.oa That mAkes
tae prup<rty worth Exa We wttl
naH II Tor s. 80 4 sotd before the
t2th VIA Htes terms Whnu be
TIE firstf
TgE REALTY SECURITY CO.
- nnstan uloek
MAin xHa lad. rss.
HOWARD n LEWIS z Co,
sad Halter Block
Mala E@. led tSfA
A. 80. rata In Lake. t'nian District.
Improved With s-Fpora undcru
ho1ses renstns for 81.
faa sa4,ee. Ia MaaroaA District. en-
Und Ave. near East oifs@
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BEACON HILL nAnuAtNBi
g. scp-A usw s-rapn cottage. 9tth Z
hts totA. rians to car una and
Eraasd nehgei usiy fza down Apd
Us per ut0nth
81 aeam tsatn cumpfl4fux uns-haif hissek
6 aeo@uua fuiI tfark q - iasa. fine
view hair cash.
fsanse lots. sAtea zach.
tett=z iats. en Easy faruss
lxamfi~Fnsr loi. with anntstfueted
BnuES a aNEr.
"a AArl9e uld4
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MOORE REALTY CO.
80 Maftan fispck
fsze-Ffns iSt. tith Ave. : snsr
8 10 s-tassrm rott4ar. erfuset fauafas
tiaM basement HaatM pantyE usw
fnciuainE f4ruifarc
q So r0af4 u1HstEfm g4kfaaes -
q 80 roosn modern haiiss. ftls cash.
IS per- H4unfA.
me AneFs ars ~sn lscAfssl N sd
rwslSsnre district
Can anf ace our Nat
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Butter and Cheese
Poultry

Live old chickens. per % isaisc:
spring par IN. lie. live 6res~ed, per 10.
it4i7c. rapans, per ID nc. broIera. per
don. t&asG}&. live turkeys per 10 fs9
SC. live dressed per n. ib8xlc: live
geese, psr n Toe; I've dressed. per 10.
iSh1ise; i've ducks per 10. i5gife. live
dressed. per 10. ts91fc.
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SAY n~fpr~ vap leave trwn - ~asv
Ard Inspect ssIrs - ger special baFn
10 IT NOW - tisffland ntgataw
nraI Estate. e6 Oriental Block
Nntfoi The Truth tudsr All cundi-
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Msats

efesr., per II. etc; cows per ID sxc9
c.. veal per ID, sries4c: mutton. per
10. s-<si4e. spring iamh. per 10. ioc:
dressed hogA per 10, elsc.
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RAINIER VALLEY
Two large igtss tsa hierh4 fren Rain
isr haulas afsk t1as each. anif = mia-
msEs frees F7rmt Ave ard Washing
ton So <eshiss - cheap IN the
Nailay. sna - serr 80 Ftea IN valae
We vii answer uat - faWn CORE
Spanfcata pfumnfig.
n ne TAfi0Anr.
- Naa Fafk fli1Ea
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wethsrr sheep per IN. SIC; ewes. p~r
10. hV5tfc. steers. per Ia. Gle: cows
per 70. g4H&c. calves. per ID. s07c.
lznahs. per head 81
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go For complete Plans. sp~ci-
Mil ffeations and Details OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
PUBLIC HEARING
BYARM|Y' ENGINEER n ) |: | n
Much Interest Viii the Prop osed
y Bl:'r Bridge Across A'. 4: B.
Sound. q
[ i. I: HAND ] . FOR MAYNARD A. 70
IIPrresid lent Tucker, 81 tie James
Il town f. Il Expos :, sition, Hustling
NJ alters.
HAND FOR MAYNARD
8 Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch).


NORFOLK, VA, July THE public
Y hearing to be conducted by Major p. F..
$Winslow. United States Army engineer.
in charge of this engineering distrct,sin
the matter OF the application OF the Nor-
folk and Southern Railroad for, a permit
Ito constructa wooden trestle across Abe
marie Sound, from Hornblower's Point,
smear Edenton.s on the north, to a point
ttnear Mackey's Ferry. on the south, will
sssbe held in the courthouse at Edenton
ION July 18th. That date. jor Winslow
has been advised.swill best suit the people
#oft that town and vicinity for the hearing
Ss9s Advices are to the effect that the people
$ot Eastern North Carolina are deeply
Interested in the bridge ojec::. and 1T IS
expected that the hearing will be largely
ATTENDED. Some interests will oppose the
construction Of the bridge, while others
1T Is said, will advocate the granting OF
the permit. Some will want more than
zone draw for the passage OF vessels in
s the hve-mile bridge. Is: 4, 2s &
Y 4 Norfolk and Portsmouth have much TO
stake In the shipping business Of Eastern
North Carolina, land Representatives from
l93 The plans for the proposed bridge may
I be seen either In Major Winslow's office
here Or In the office of the Mayor Of
Edenton. Papers opposing or favoring
the bridge may also be filed in either
office. 8i a NJ Il
,5T5 MAYNARD's VICTORY.
4 ia Congressman Harry Maynard, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Second
District OF Virginia, who has just done
great work in the national capital In
connection with the appropriation for
i the Jamestown Exposition. and also for
the Portsmouth Federal building arrived
Iii Norfolk from washington this morn
I Ing The glad hand was his at every
turn, Not much else could he do to-day
L butsSreeeipe congratulation and SO fast
did congra tulations come at times that
come OF them got by him. @
a a Modesty Is a characteristic 81 the Rep
sresentative. and modestly did he bear tho
adulations heaped upon him,
y Arriving With Mr.. Maynard was Hon.
Harry st. George Tucker, president OF the
Jamestown Exposition. A ;campagner Of
national repute at Washington, he. too,
wasBin harness with Mr.. Maynard, and
pulled with him and the Virginia sena-
tors and other Representatives In getting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
was lowered to the street unconscious
and carried into a nearby drug store, anc
subsequently taken home. 81 l3 ISs,
i83 DYNAMITE EXPLODED.
Two M en-, Drilling Out U VI, S
ploded Charge Hurled In Air.

1gg88gT Special ITO TheH Tlmes- Dlspatch.J3
a Z x se ana ~ Ohm Jones both coiored5
were seriously Injured this morning by
the explosion 81 II dynamite. They We're
working In q rock bed near Farmyiile
roads leading into town. In the ABSENCE
/ Of the manager the two men; were fool:s
tishly;, drilling out g. charg OF. the explo-
sive3 which had failed Ito 60 If. n 4.
air, and received painful injury about the
face and body, his right forearm being
badly lacerated and his wrist torn In the
joint. .sE3 & N AK i. IS . sSs5S3 " vi
his face his right eye being aruptured and
the left one badly injured. Eng He WAS struck
In the middle Of tho back BY. large
stone, which probably aNsed his most
serious TheyWill probably beth beth
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HOTEL SGHE 4
.NP J. I. ! J. 81 6
Plans for8.a Modern e o!s;it:elry
Backed BY Solid b usiness ~
SILK W oRKs INC 0RP0 RATED 3
The Riverside Club Team to Play
Series Of Games With the
Brownies.
to The Times Dispatch.

asS Especial 4 to q The Enthusiastically In
PETERSBURG, "a, July s.-Pe ters-
burg Is to have tirst-class. new hotel
in time for the Jamestown Exposl ton.
"A member OF the Chamber OF Com
merce, who has been one Of the leading
workers for the enterprise, stated to-
day that options had been secured on
two OF the best hotel & locations In the
q city, but no details of5the plan have yet
been announced.
It is understood that the rew llostelry
4 will have not only ample Il acconllnoda-s
$tions for transients,r but also a number
Of handsome apartments, which are con-
Il sidesed one OF the best features OF the
plan. 8 s "a " 48s l5 s5ts
M The scheme Is backed BY several q s! the +
&best-known and veal hlest young busl-
ness men In the city. # XVI
q The Werres and Hinton Silk Dye
Works In which the late Orlando g.
Hinton was a Junior partner has been
4 Incorporated, with a maximum capital
II Of S90O. 900 minimum, $4,000
The officers are:8 President, II. p. STRAIT
ton Petersbnrs and Gen5
county: Secretary and Treasurer, Z. Il.
Heinenlan, Petersburg. These Ulcers,
with W. Fl. White. Of Norfolk and NV.
b. MCllWAlne, q OF 3l)lnW<Qdle. compose Etne
directorate 8{ The corporation has q large
plant in DlnWiddie very near this city.
6 The Ladies Memorial Association will
tomorrow fternoon present to the Coun-
/ Gil a petition for the erection of n new
Office and reception room at Blandford
Cemetery. "a s " Is a5
The Petersburg G rays. under the COM
nland OF Captain III. ". Parham, will leave
for Chase City to- morrow to participate
in the Fourth fully celebration.
n The base ball team OF the Riverside
Country Club will tomorrow play the
Richmond Brownies on the club
grounds t
While suspended from wires midway
between & telephone poles on Halifax
Street Saturday afternoon, ] !. Wesley
Cummings, an employee OF the Petersburg
Telephone Company. WAS overcome by
heat, and narrowly escaped death He
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.WATCHMDA||N. shot DOWN
BY AN UNkN0WN0.F|:.0:|E|:
His Assailant Believed to Be in a
Cave, Which Will Be
Explored &.
Especial to The Times 4, .s-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times d spatch.)
sTAUNToN,.YA., July 2.-Mr.I William
II. CARRIER, at present, night watchman
at the Putnam Organ Factory. was shot
in the right-side shoulder and right hip,
and badly wounded early this morning ~
some unkno wn person. He had just made
1hls rounds and when near the front Of
the building and going toward the en-
CINE room, near the glue room. an uIl-
e1noWn perso 7, Il, whose description Mr.
CARRIER cannot give, began shooting. lie
& thinks he fell on the second shot, which
struck him in the hip. He ~dld not see
any one before the shooting commenced.
When CARRIER fell the man rushed up
land struck him several q blows on tho
E head with the butt end Of his pistol
CARRIER Is at the King II Daughters
Z Hospital In aScrltlcal condition.
Although he was able to-day to give
short ante-mortem statement. he may
mot live through the lght.S4f He does not
know his assailant, but thinks 4 him B a
white man OF middle age. He has I no
enemies to his knowledge, and suspects poets
no ono of making the attack on him. "a. III
Il After Mr. CARRIER fell he drew his piss
,tol and shot twice at his 3assatl ant, who
ducked his head, deployed and covered q e. efS
the adjacent lot. fs Il "a W "a J. s
It Is thought that Mr.. CARRIER. who has.
only been acting in the capacity OF night
watchman for abort time, was mistake
for the former watchnlan. Is 5iI K ys3s L B5
The Council to-day passed q resolution
calling upon the mayor to offer 500 Tor
Garbers assailant, He has a wife and
a large family Of children, ana bears a
good reputation, It Is thought by some
that the fugitive Is now hiding In Q cave
near the factory, and party, will explore
the cave tonight III X "a iSs iil
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4 CAS- 4 EXPLOSION
KILLS Three Men.
Others Are Fatally Wounded and
Some Are Imprisoned in
the Mine.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
6BLUDFIELD, w. Va. July Ian ex-
ploslon Of gas In the No, entry 70 the
"a K eystone) this morning at 40 o'clock
killed Bud Meadows, Ed Howard and
win Mahan. These men were passlng
through this entry. which had been ABA ~
ldoned Tor some time, and evidently ne
gas ignited from, tn elr lamps a s 2 UNI
Der Of other men in ether parts o. !, 4, me
nine were injured several fatally 2lhe
force Of the explosion was terFlte anai
several the parties formed 1 4, FessTs
come come ~ gas. II - thought 81 Y lst9-
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night that rescuers will reach the place
where the dead men are supposed to be-.
Meadows, who was kill led was mine boss ''
This is & the fourth and least explosion
within a year In the Poca hontas fields
The first explosion, at lid eWater mine. n
Vivian. resulted in four killed. y ly 9th,
last year. i5s{ The second . at the same
mine, a Move m Der 9Th, same year. b seven
Killed. The third. at Goa dale. January
4th,&this yenr, ia twenty our killed ,.s This y
is the worst record " for q year, h II, y the
history OF the field. ri$ Il Mi 5sl III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
VICIOUS ATTACK BY
A FOX IN CHARLOTTE {.
Attempted to Bite Mr.. 7 3,
Yeaman, but Was
Beaten Off.
fsneclal T. The T,mea, pi.patoh.I I

EUREKA MILLS, VA, July 2.-r-Aho4t
daylight one morning recently, as Mr.,
~. 3, Ycaman was coming out ct hjs
courthouse, Just as he stepped upon the
ground he was attacked by q 4 terocious
crib. & l.s58 III n 4 So. .s4' ssf
The fox made desperate effort 70,
bite Mr.. Yeama.n, but he kicked him of.
Not until the fox was Knocked down BY
"a e, Stick IN the HANDS q MI. Yeam J, Y, ala
eaA' The same fox had been depredatlrg
upon the chickens In the yard Of Mr.. Yea \
man. Such bold thing as q fox at.
lacking man has never been heard Of
around here before. VI IT'D l5sF sH
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MORE MINERS OUT.
Two Thousand Added to Strike
Force in Alabama.
- LA.,u.,,o.,,,ia,tadI Prl.aEIaL

,is8dt Bys AA1ocated fFeaa, ~.
&, BIRMINGHAM, July 2,--Bscaus'e. o q
the expiration OF their wage contract, Is 1000
union minsrs at various commercial coal mines
did not return to work Th,s nak re
unon ness On d sfsk q.
at the mines 7ot the four Iarsest furnace .cor-
porations IN the tate. These corpora lions
have establlshed ''open shop, 4,
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.JAM[||.STOVVN | i
BEPUSHG j
,Govcrntne ,lts mission T. Meet.
D ay;5in ashnig ton5t BE
gin Pref aration.
HAVE GREAT T: NAVAL j a DISPLAY 81 j .'''
Il oreign5 Countries ;Wai:ttinr or8I.n ll:..
dication Of Plans IT United
4 States #3
HAvE GREAT NAVAL Dis PLAY.
,$ " (By5 Associated Il Press. y
4 .Eti.lss ". " Z "A
4 " 3 X. M IN, " ~ ~ n,

H88 by Associate Press 8
ssSWAsfItNGToN.D.sC. s} July & meat
Ing 81 Sthe Govern1ne nt6 Commissl On. de-
n ignatedS Ito prepare for the United States
participation In the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton next year, will 4 be held Tomorrow.
4 The commission consists AZ OF Secretary
Shaw, chairman, and Secretaries Taft
and Bonaparte, " 18th ASS lstant- Secretary
Edwards, OF the Treasury Department, as
$secre tary. & is 23s 3Ei
f$ At the meeting TOMORROW. 1T is likes
5ly5 the commission wi Il appoint a. govern
sment board to- have direct charge Of the.
work at the exposition ;s authorize the
supervising architect OF the Treasury to-
prepare plans for the n FIVE government
n buildings to be erected q the tion;E
and make such other preliminary ar
engagements for the governments parti-a
8cipation in the exposition as may be
necessary. s8Ss
Will Push Work.
The buildings to be erected will be for!
the accommodation OF the government 3ex-
3hibit, the ] fe-saying service, the fisheries
exhibit. for a rend ezyous for soldiers and
Sailors. and for q rendezvous for distln-s
guished visitors, officers and cviliansso Of
foreign governments. Already provision
[ has been made for the erection on j ames-
town Island OF replica OF the " ashtng-
ton Monument, about one hundred feet
high. Only ten months will elapse fore
the buildings will have to be ready and
fits 3is the Intention OF the comrlis sion,s
to press the work on them as
rapidly as possible. M III ID 5fl sss
n B The naval board composed of q dln'r Ei
1 Harrlns ton Captain Potter and Captain il
Plllsbury charged with the iprepara ton Ct
plans for the naval parblc lpation IN the
4 Jamestown F,xposi tloni hayo held q pre-
lmInary meeting at The 3 New York Navy
Yard and outlined the work to be under.
taken The rep resenta tdYks OF several
foreign count ries9 have shown much = m
Sterest In the plans. az the ex tent OF "a ner-
loan naval display wi II in q measure guide
their governments in sending ships CT
fleets to Hampton Roads during the ex,
,positio The board OF course. wishes ITO
make as good a showing aa posstb bic, ana
.it us now cond dering the Aat Of ships
available for the dem nstran lon. 3
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Boat Sunk aid Boy Drowned.

lspecial % The Tlmes-l plspatch.5
OF owen BIbby, was drowned In Novelty ~
Pond {near Chatham. Sunday {, while boating
to Sink, frightening the occupants, all OF whom
leaped Into twenty feet &of$ wa ter to save helr
Hives, III 3
M i{3y s45i. NJ 4
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Veteran Drops Dead
(snefIa,, f. rhe r,mes.Dispatch,)

a3 IIATToN, VA, July 2.-Rcuben A.
Ripley. aged slxty-seven, dropped dead
Gin3lhis yard rsbringidg bucket Of
water from the spring, Mr.. Ripley was
an old Confederate veteran, and WAS In
came. I'D $i
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"a ,tt ~ ,tss s5s
the appropriation measure through Con
gress. He, 9too,g was warmly rec ived.
FUCKER BUSY

E} 4 Mr.. Tucker got busy at his desk lm lf
#diately on his entrance to lieadq quarters
He will be in this section Of the State
nov almost constantly until the gates
finally close, sixteen months from now
ION Z the most unique and 81 ccessful ex--
position that the world has ever seen.
Mr.. X Tucker sen t many ca blegrams to
Europe arran ging for. conf erences
louisiana viii r be Eat ~ the Il exposition
strong. Mr. John Whitehead. g & commits =
sioner Of the exposition, returned !. from
that State this morning. There could be
no doubt. he was told but that the %Peli-.
cans would make ashandsome approprisa.--
ton for a state building and exhinlt.
CITY SUED BY THREE.
X AS the result Of an accident at tho,
York Street bridge, nearly q year ago.
when the buggy Of Snyder b Tiers
containing Joseph # Snyder. and his
nephew, Abe h1oreland. plunged through
tile open draw Of the bridge, the city
has been sued for a. total OF 81, coo. x
VI There are VI three separate suits, and
4 all have been brought lin the Court Of
u Law. and n C,hancery. II snyd er4 32Bro others
who lost thelrghorse and had their BUGGY
damage claim 81 700. osephs Snyder, I OF
danger he Sex perlenced, claims 81, ooO, ana
the Moreland boy. who was saved 1ro on
drowning BY a fireman. who plunged
Into the water for him. claims S20cO. 81
Norfolk's second summer normal school
opened this morning in the High School
building in bleton. A but 100 te ach-s
ers were present for the PURPOSE ~ ac-.
}quiring more OF the art OF teaching. they
came from Virginia mostly, but there.
were some from North Carolina. After
outlining the course n Of study foras the
session, the school !, adjourned for toe