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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1906-02-16

so AsJ y~AS so ss0~ ~
| asked him for pay, and 80 when
Gather had been appointed coun-
Ity treasurer Of Itawambs and
| gotten in better shape financially
Etnal1 usual, he concluded 20 take
b trip into. Tennessee whore he
fWas Taisod and Dr.. Ne asked Bin
TO bring him back : saddle and
buggy horse and he brought him
Bob. When McWilliams asked
the price Of the horse Gather
made some reply not to the point,
and DR.. Nc himself told me he
was never able to get out OF him
what the horse cost. But Gather
| told me one day when ! was talk
| ing to him that Bob cost him
425O.OO and that he had never
told DR.. Nc what he paid for the
horse. The Doctor knew better
than most men how to care for q
horse, and had . fine kn9ck at
training the boys properly in that
way who cared for his horses,
both white and colored.
-. - -. 49,.
TOT tnG p1as 1TsMy!,s: nVxG =. n,s p.o-
1esslHn, IT. mcM ~ ll'siias l.J ~ = @o fn,.
the money which it brought him,
but for the sake Of the profes-
s;oy ;tealf and tha Uood he was
s,on snS issel. I,ai Inu sne y. M 81 -. v s,,.- -
!neleDy enAO'eu ~ y w IL. :It eu.,va L..
ing nunsnity. tnc ~ .sar .uxns n.y., sea
~ Ooo uarN 1o! tIS wcaiaei Me W. W.
s!ormy q scol9 lor nlm' ns ;.e u..e
time Haus : IOnE Up os.. .L. nv
!A1 Alaoama en- m G sucn Gc.e y .Ss me1.nes hn,', :
tnat Wnen ne .rIlveu As '.,e ',o,.,e :
q tne paslsns nS 49, = % - ,;ttsd ~
frozen, 20 9eata ne 1au 49, iia.eu y
from nls morse ano sSallea dta.o y ~
sne nre ana Walms1 w uelv.s
ne MAs cspdD.e ~ nrs su..... nn;n.,ad @ 3
meu,cile. uL ,, mc smJoy.. ,,o,,
go0o Joke ~ ven ,s - sny ..,i II,sn na Sou ~
Eye sxw, i, snI wou,u 49, ~. U''S III D.,
ninascl. - W. WI - .tu.;S -; S ~ sr.Las -
was very Mucn AZ H@..or.s ~ =. s''nGHS ,,,;tS
snu = naue ~ o.a.G.e,,v. rie ,,s. ,sn;. ~is.'
ann WnetnsI .ne s''.ae VII III po;s .,o;s
onous q n.y., my y..sse,,shar werJ g. he.S- ~
onols 20 9lm; as;n.ea Isnas;nDe. ,ie~,t .so,,+
ing nlM slve ms eAp1.aciltss alss. ~uyHs ,,.;tl.
running over SOtiie SHAPES wts'i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
DEADSON THE BRIDGE.
Police 8Mystified as to- w neither
N II Was Murder or Suicide

153E9 Especial to The Times- Dispatch 10 q
III RALEIGH, n. C. J My 18th bod " Of
Lon Jones, a prosperous young farmer
and merchant son OF 3. r. jones' OF.
,smthfield. was found on the Drylandl
Bridge. Just outside Of Smitiified, ~ this
morning with a bullet in the back of his
head. The discovery was made by a party
seeking fishing bait. It has not as yet
been determined whether the young man
came to his dealt, by foul play or not.
D Last night he had $500 In III his pocket
which was missing when he was found.
No pistol was found q bout his person or
nearby The dead man Isl said TO have
been a heavy rink er. 81 and was DIR KIM q
last nj giit, and had q bottle In his pocket
g Jones was u memb OF the firm OF
Jones Brothers. sn,ithfleld. The au thori-
ties are puzzled as to whether this ts g
case OF suicide or murder and robbery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

ISLAND
LEADS 4 STATES
The First to- Raise 49, 5] Ter Flag
on a State Site at Jamres-
town. II
FITTING NJ N I: i les i n
i .;;e,,t en ant G o,v,erno 'aylor8
FITTING r c ERE NJ o MES ELS:
Lieutenant G overnor I''aylo7ir'
Ellyson elcomies Com ON: 81.
missioners. 35g5
l Z 1919 + 4 ,,he Times- Dispatch. D I

& siSif Special to The Times D!spa tch.
NORFOLK, W Al, July, he most I'M
posing and interesting yet fe'd
IN connection with the preparations for
1 NJ atrea Jamestown Exposition was the
\ transferring today OF the site for tne
Rhode Island State building on the ex-
IpositI Ion grounds from the Isl ex POSITION
Company 70 the state Of \ r hode 1 Island
through the States commissioners TO the
~ nosition and the turning OF the ilrst
sod for the erection Of the 8pul!dln6
marks IN epoch In exposition q ffairs q
The exercises were giYen an nl lssni
archives OF Rhode Island WI icha are dear
Is the heart OF every patriotic citizen. Ok
5the state. 1mpressive WAS u all, ana q
large Il crowd OF spectators was y present
fromtthe beginning OF the exercises g Ine
end, 4 Rhode sIslands ptepa for. the
show have advanced fartll er thanS those
|oe any other Commonwealth s .FSs
Tho address OF elcome was elotl use zen y
wand fttingly delivered by Lieutenant. 4
"a Governor gof5 virginia ~ yson. s
8F Next was the deliveys OF the deed & 70 70
tho building site by @, BROOKS Jo ms ston,
Chairman Of the Board Of ;GoYernoTs "a III
tho Jamestown{ Exp 9sit lon, \, 81
Following this wns the turning OF I; I
f,rst y sod for9tli construction OF the
Rhoda Island sta tes b i(Es}
'Thes Ptovids1cs SPlantatld n CIVIL Com
pacts 81 1887 Maast,ien read by Mr.. COM Con
missioner Rurlingarle, IS s5ss "
b Nh. Commissioner heahnn next req
tie resolutions adopted Il by the Gem n
5eral Assemblysiot Rhode Island 4 81. sep-
Atembor Is. 4 7C strecting al colonial OILS ~
GERS 10 disregard the stalnpt Act. al.o
iinsurins them Indemnity IN 80 doins
These were engagements upon resolu iona
drafted by Patrick Henry and adopted ny
the virginia House 9ofs Burgesses In May
of tina t, year, 81 3sS " 4.
IN me ,,;Decla ton al 1ndcpendsn 5ol
Rhode island passed May ~ l776, being
tho frat lsgisla tiYeStrepeal OF allegla nee
< I'd Great Britain, wa 8 read by Mr. COM
( missioner Sheffield. Il The record OF FAC
Assembly alWaysi closed with the 10y y;
motto '.Cod Save The Is lng, At the oloss,
az this session tho words were change
and Good Save The United Colon anr
pears for the first time on the q rohlYeH
81 the ancient Plantation, 3s5 .ifa 4.
1.-THE finale of the whole happy occasion
was the raising Of the Rhode Island
State Nag on the building cite nv l1secu-
( tive commissioner lSingsbpry, ID
Z Their work here d0ne for the line being
and arrangements lnnde for ~ fnrlY coz
!, strilction OF their State building, when
viii be- Of colonial design, the con'rnis-
3sioners returned home by steamship thls
Safternoonr n Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
TWO .HO J. | J 7 / ! |.

ftI "a q
X Two more cases of prlght's Disease that re-
covered after the trea tment IN hosPi1Als A1a
failed and life WAS despalted Of .8ss X 81
One Is John II. Gyseuar the well known "
neFnhant OF Eureka, Cal, He was ~ inc Lane
Hospital In San Francisco for three mnAt ha.s
Was 10 swollen with d.opsyj no had TO be tapNe1
every ten days, He was steadily sinking When
his family took him home and pns hl a'lisep'ls
I'ulton's Renal Compound Toy Brglt's
The tappings ceased and no began to M nfs''. q,
Is now perfectly wpll, Everybody N fsprekAi
knows OF 5hs smirac(llous estape. VI II 4
Another case is that Of Mr. II J, Alulloy, %
2sle Bryant ST.. San Francisco. A fey months,
ago he was In the v, g. Mapine Hosp tal u "
that city and was so low With bright q PlseAse
that his sister. Mrs. French, was advised py
A the physician In charge that fatal ena was
Inevitable and close at hand, She toolsl MN
nome and put him an tho same treat n.ept that
saved Gyselaar. He recovered ana Ave months
later returned TO ~ HIS employment, Wits
slthes Of .the above rs you spestlo thIs, isj
.Bright's Disease and plabetes are durable IN
q per cent, Of oil cares by Fulton's Compounds
WSashinstoh street, san III rsn s ii -
oTsnas Minor Drug 1'om.tp i lchmIn ~ y
aropsS g
nonth 81 urine una VII alj oW edlment IA ling
S21loRi dsaW s!psssi one 0E more 9f hese.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

MORE THAN I oANs tx PENDED {: n = ]
On5Loansof Five Thousand Town IN
81 Washing ton Will | EIlxxpen1.d5 3s
Thirty-Five Thousand. I355.
.lgpecIal q The Times. Dlspat el,.)

+ n ri Especial 10 The lTimes-D lspntch.) XXI
H RALEIGH, NJ G.. july II. The State
Board Of Education has Just approved
loans from the State public SO hool loan y IN;
building fund aggrega ting SIS ,s.s. to be
expended II twenty &c even counties i Ter
building new sch DOL no uses and itnproyt...
Ing old ones.
vi BY the making5 OF these loans the State tate
board 4 assures the expenditure OF not
less than $500 as loans are only made
10 something less than hall $of a he total
amount Il to 10 expended In the building
70 = Improvement /. 58 Up to date the state
board has loaned 1886. oes since ~ he looms n
began, three years ago. It 70 sa notaple
fact thatBnot 10 single school district thas
has borrowed money has ever failed 70
meet q payment or cit her In tereytf or prin-
clpal when due Four per cent. interest
Is charged. b s3$ffi s8s5stk s.S ~
an q counties that have lust been grant.
"a loans for districts within their Dor derS
q re as follows y: Cherokee, =, 100; Duplin.
$4,000 H laid vel, . 500; Sampson $40; FIT.
IS, 3N oflnston. 81 200; gulf ord, 3. eHU;
Pendar, saUa Bad len Darius ~ t7!1,;;
$Nrnshingtpn, IS. to 4 llegf ny, 100; I1arSS
nett, S, 90 Swain, tSoO;; Z Transylvan 4
so; Arson, $50; Nortlampt ton. 20, 900 Co
slurnbus, h 81 7bs; Dare, 500 " lies, SGD;
9Randol phi, s. oo0 Cha ssCo l'ender, sseo
MT Is a no table Il fact that the loaning
OF the Is oO0 to- the town q hfngtotn.
viii induce the town TO- erect bn ildinss
aggregating as 200 IN cos
State Auditor i. q. p ixon went EN-. s8 st to
Rocking Cham county today.
10 deliver am address, for g big educa--.
stional rally. M h. a 4 n
ri The. North CAROL ina Corpora lon CONF
mission u 70 hea on hgssday fhf
filed BY Secretary OF s tate MI ryan.
Crimes against the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company, and demanding q re- e
idpctlon of rates TO p five cents peraInin-
ute u for the first I've minutes 81 nd a two
and one half cents for each minute In
excess. IA lso, for fixing exchange sta ton
charges at $l6O per month for residence
and Sc for business phones,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Henry s. NWallerstelnp aud
". ID. vallersteins and Swtves. TO T.. Francis
Green, 70 3-4 feet on west line .ot straw
berry Street 40 feet moth ~ Grove e
O. Annie mil, L. Potts to Il. AZ Patterson. q
feet ON east line OF Cherry Street. 17s
feet south Of Floyd Avenue, & 2ts - Y
l45 feet on west line Of Clarke street. y Ef 81
John =. Epps to Mary ~ y. y y,ondserlehr,.
~ Ia feet cas- OF Fourth Street, 81 boeGt
10 a deed OF trust for a,24o. s3' icy
Emily g Holmes TO- aaor yen M a strs Ssi
J HIs rico Melville &. Fincher and vile
+, !; W WI, Re .sn lot ne, g. pan q
2. Gnd a, wllo ~. " sans
b Henry s. Wallerstein and wife to ~. p
satterWhite 81 i91-2 feet on west Inc %
T r; s,tsst sis Street 9 fss' SCUM
= ~ ns mes n carneal and wife to John
I,acy. il-2s feet on north line 81 + streseiIt
"a feet west Of lThirty-second Street, $evO.
$7J oseph3 NJ Fpuraurean and WHO Ito ~
LORRAINE Ruff1n, 60 Ia feet on Norm ave- q.
nue.. Is 6. fork strees ST.
3o lewis 't uintef = Land L. aud Improysmegt
Company, Ia Charles y, Green, lot no. -
IN block p. plan OF al ter PARK $Sl5 4,
Same 10 TheoIore Il d 4srR aI Hos \
n' game g "a c harles q, baylor lot No In
p' Same a. to Alien M. YounRe, OTIS Nos, 9
and 4 In block II plan Of silntef l'ark'
;ep ae nf sst IN so,, n1 iine cary
Street, lCs ~ feet west Of Fnhshe stte0s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15


spending the summer al N Brunswick
AZ Miss ollie Britain mas 70 turned home
fromaher visit st 81 he a sister n rssa George
Isl Daisy Fleming Is spend IS the
mon q ot5 July ct rter'si Go ttage, Ocean
\ simon 1,as q. lsf5 /, ths e,ty 4; fos i
ITO 5 y eRyS5 orls ss 10 ~ and
M i;'' Polk Miller and Misses Alaude and
enjoying deigh trul Welt tla .t'l
THE many friend 1f Mlss Jeanette e!
Rushrmund who has been at New Or
leans, La, for some time on account Of
her health, will be- plsa sfd tni know that
'hs GA w srssiath
ss
party OF friends S4in lbenarle county.
fered III tho Social life OF such q party
aPd Mrs. ~! B. Wits As thSss
daughters laat huras ror G
es r Wits ptt Is 81
] I'M. M. IA az. s. Bowcock. of Keswick, Abe
marie county; the city M eaS. :.
3e eeas Zoe the; the erons IL 8
JpfHI si, e eegs
city On ~ =,
NtIs;S ma NiTs. Royal II, bstar, Of
~ aso1s Nv est,g rade are at me
Riabie Hotel: etterton fprS g COUPE PFC
ot s,Snsv Bray the young pha,E;I;
sm ney nt tic Memorial ospital Hii!
leave to-day his ton y, le VIZ ~
be relieved by Mn sdnra ~ Who viii viii roll
thesaniis during Ills a bsence . ], |, !, !, I,
Mrs. III, Iaw pariea p 9y tW ep
daughter, N Me Or home aaa itlst
little grand ret urneel l M
y Mrs 8 B James and daughter n4a h fSsy
left the city staua ,9n' BLACK l.
will be the 9 Eu rest 8
On M. Is. Parrish q Parrish ]. Br 20 =
accompanied 4, h!a wife sieaYe !, toTs w
"a pend his vacation sunny s.aI ns
residence o. sthls father in stiooc h1una
county. i isg 5Ii & |ts HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
HAB[As|j CORPUS
WR|T VAS DENIED.
dered his decision denying the petition,
for hhbens corpus, and sustaining Judge
Continued from First Page,) n

dered his decision, denying the petition,
for hhbeas corpus, and sustaining Judge
Whddill. IS ri " M
The interesting opinion is substanti-!
ally as follows: s531 .s !, Yl8
In the United States Circuit Court for
the Eastern District OF Virginia
The United States VS.. Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company and others. a on
petition for writ OF hnbeas corpus, - e !,
Il On petition OF James G. Tlnaleyi.! " !
III Petitioner alleges that he Is uplawtully
deprived Of his liberty He pra ys that,
by virtue Of the writ Of habens corpus \
,he may be discharged from custod
md from the petition, from itss exhibits
and from respondents reply that petit
tioner has been committed TO the mar
tshal az the Eastern District q. Virgtnia
by an order Of the United States dis
l,rlot judge OF that district, with .difec-,
District OF Tennessee, In order that Z no
may DO there tried on an ndlctm etltasglll
which he. with others. Ia charged Wttlt
Ii Violation OF the laws Of the d. Y Jnlted
States. 4. r s.ffs i ,....
4 z The proceedings 50 resulting weree Don,
Quoted sund5r the provisions Of Section
1o14 OF tile Revised Statutes Of thu
E United States. The Judge so hearing ttls
matter and 80 isRuipg said order 10 y
removal cted in conformity Win 4 IKE
proceedings, ms provided for IN criminal
actions actions in the state nj Virginia. in which
{ State petitioner resides. and where tllo
application. for his remoya was made al, (
BE Would Offer Testimo nY, Il i,
E pn;stha hear ms pfS this pctl ton II NJ
osSsA TO permit petition to ,o'tef KS Y,
T that'prc babla CO use does not exist AZ 70
nat,t,nnaI,s guilt OF the of fenSe OF which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
] Rev. Dr.. Bernard Eberson.
IsnecIal ~ The Tlmes-p ispat ch,l ~.

H& a3 (SpecIa to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III NORFO DIX, v Al ] ulyl 1i.--Rey. Dr. sl3er-3
3snard " Emerson, Tor many years pastor
81 Ohef sholom, Of this city. died sud
denly from heart disease this morning
at the cottage OF Harry c., Hoftelmer,;
his son-in la W. Mt 81 Ocean View, In the
seyenty-Gfth year OF his age. Or. Pber-
son returned here only n few days ago
Iwithltho body OF a son, who died n Nj
Louis. During his 'pastorate OF Ohef sho-
lidm. he was an influential figure tn the
city, and we'll liked among all people,
He was Il native OF Austrla. Two Ghli-
jdren. Mrs. IIofhelmer md Alex, Eber-3
son, OF St, Louis, survive him. FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
.NEGROC CHILD. KILLED q. ! III
BY LAUNDRY WAGON n | 6. ! !

~
Ellsworth Manning. q four-year-old ne ~
t gro child. was run over and killed late ate
yesterday nfternoon by q wagon q ne ~ 4
Troy Laundry. driven by Edward Banks.
"a negro. NJ
Bsnka was arrested shortly after !. me me
accident, and an hour or 80 Afterwards g,
furnished bnil In the sum Of Y, ooq,. Mr;
M, 3D. Forshelm, his employe ~ ~ rn ~ ~
the bond, W n, ~ 4, iis ~,
y From! what could be learned, the child
was playing in the street in front Of tts
.house, No. 5a8 Brook AYensle, when the
wagon, driven by Banks. passed e'owsl the
ithoroughfare, ~ I.
The horse struck the child and knock cd
AZ under tho wheels OF the wago One
wheel passed directly over i.s body and
crushed the life out OF tka infant, N
\ Coroner Taylor was called, and allowed
tho body to te removed from the street
AZ $3.50 o'clock this afternoon he Will hold
an Inquest. X l3 a III 81 5ss5 Is as tt,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
] Romantic Match.
n (special 10 II he Times - pn tch.) \

Especial TO n T he nics.1 olspn tch.) g3
5iWINCHDsTER.$ al, uly 14.-27T = rs Yel-
I, 400 miles to claim his bride, Frank A. =
I1iunsen, 81 years ole. was ma FRIED /. J, IN
Winches ter to- day Miss Ma ry5S Ylr-
ginia Mason. daughter of Y ohn Mason.
pfo Is twenty-five. The groom's home
i "a Il II pea dwood, 8. d., and he Is q MIN
Ing engineer. The wed ding was the cul,
mination -ot romance begun several q
months ago, when the couple met,
4 was al ca so OF love at first sig e, Ihey
will live at Deadwood. & l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
3Southerners III New England.

Especial to The Tilnes- Dispatch.)
II sBosTONs MASS. July 4 Among the
arrivals from tho South Mt New England
summer resorts are tho following: Car
raba ssett, Me-. Mr.. and Mrs W w. Tows-
ley, Norfolk, Va. John F ttrick, yYades-
boro, E N, C..s&witll his private secretary,
a, 4, Keith, I. N Nantucket, Mass Point
9Allerton, family OF Hon !. Jarnes g. White,
Norfolk, Va: Winthrop. Mass, Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund s. Read Highland Springs,
va IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Nov Has + acial Paralysis.

Mr.. Luther Syinfrec, the Young man
who was struck on tho head by q base,S
bail bat In tho hands OF NV r. Wyatt
"a few days ago, was brought to Rich-s
mond yeaterSlay e be trsat 81 by I, "
frae,s race Is paralyxed d. z II does not re-
me,nher much abou tho trouble that
made Wyatt strike hin,,S (. d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
\ Divorce Was Granted

rho Circuit Court of TIenrlco has en-
tered a decree granite an j. IA ssolute 'ss;-is
4yorce to sallie y BROOK y l.a Nfrence q from
Of non- supp rt and desegt lol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Personals and Briefs.

yD. q, Is Visiting her parents. At No
Coz West Clay Street.
S Mrs. w. Wlthars Miller and q Mlss q
Margaret Palmer and Frances Lee MIL
lley, Of No 1879 West Grace stfeee, 49,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

from iAff@1E.
. ShntiA VI III, h M hcartng, X permit s,iofi
tasti,aot,ys Il ifind from the record be-
SSrhl ma that the Indictment charges
1rnisnitacy. hats5 IL "a u IL alleged thercin
thaE sit,sfitinnor WITH othsrs did, In tho
L fXddIa fSistriut tf rennessee, corsplre
4 & ! sn,n,nlt n, d 81 fsnse 4 against the laws
ii ffSa tinitsd STA es. The indictment. II
nv siias fnont. ,ifficientiy sets forth such
nf}ansn' d i }ird that II u Ia die form
Ana, {Eat Ii charges 4 i crime: that ~
n, Az sis~,s - ia United states and
I'M IN Sovert II Il, as describsd In the
sstat,,te.s IA charged a. having taken place
4 Il tha Middle 5Yojstrict OF Tennessee. suth,
Bha,nu Il ia charge, / an, 81 THE opinion,
%i,nder liz law applicable thereto, that
M st - rsonais t+ssariLe 81 petitioner III
Ssaid 'hiriadictioY, was not essen tial and
mi i,o M, mn in wfuity8 proceeded ngainst
IN thht diatrict, ana ~ the allegatiors
Sex loi,f M! me indictment are sustained
AUs.a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

NOTICE OF Sc FIRST, bAIEETINGs OF
q, s..GREDIToR .
IN THE DISTRICT CURT a OF%4THEs
UNITED STATES & FOR THE EAST
5ag In the Mattsrgof n No. 065s..s Il.
Bankrupt XXI III 5St nkrupteyss
TO the creditors OF WILLIAM Il. DAT sa 4
ana .distriet aforesaid NBaia,krupt
\ Not ice is hereby given that on, the ,sistl
day. OF May A. d. 1908, the said 4 w LIZ
LIAM m. DANCE was duly atijudicate ted as
bankrllpt; and that the frst meet lng O ms
Nos, sa and sos American Ma tlonaI Bank
BntdinE Riehmond ~ ya On The sep PAY
forenoon, a 4 which time the said dt1fs:
may attend. proye their claims 81 poinsss
,transac At such other business as may
properly come before said meeting; It VIC ls
l Az a RI VHOS,3sE 3NEAD,
+ Isl Al Referee In Ban rupt cy;Ssss
irving il, Campbell. Attorney for Bsn.ssi,f \
rllpt. M .l7ss z, i;is it5 5FfsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Other Warrants Issued

III Counsel Tor the petitioner gave notice
OF an 4 peal to n the Supreme Court OF
he&United States. and asked for time ITO
prepare the necessary papers. The court
then took ~ recess until e q clock. y;
S@ Before. Judge Con took his seat In the
afternoon JId &c vYaddill sat for q short
ssyhilesanuS ISSUED ~ arrnnts for III arrest
5and rem oval ito the MD Ole District g
Tennessee o N II Tho Ii following def da its,
~ no 4 were sins court and VOLUNTARILY ap-
8 Samuel 7. N Morgan and = Rice Smith.
Of Richmond; Fortesque Whit 8. OF Pes
itersburg; Frank D. Wilson, Frank s.
4RoysterS and VI Charles f. " Burroughs. of
Norfolk !; w illanli De c.. Kessler, Of Pens
sacola, Flat Aus tin 3. Carpenter, OF At
lanta 4; Charles H. MacDonald. OF Ma h-
willie, Tenn, and George Brad len, OF 10 us
Wills. KY, u
IS: WAS 81 esplnined that the four last
rnained preferred this proceduree re- re- Their !a
of having TO go through the same course
In heir respective States.
is United States Marshal II Treat quickly
served the warrants. and then a urn lively
speaking, all "a of the arrested men went
through the @ Same procCed ding n I. before
Judge Con on petitions for ~ Writs Of
habcas corpus. MS James g. Tinsley5 had
gone through, and were met with the
same decision. All took the same ap-
peal to the Supreme Court Of the United
statcs. land each was admitted 70 bn y
In tho, sun, of So, 900 pending the appeal.
n The bail bonds, aggrcgating $56, 900,
were furnished by the Anne ican Surety
Company Of A New J. Y orb, through Robert
5Le Masurier, 1 the local agent, y and thus
ended for the present the now famous
case Of the United States against the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Com pnny and
Others. III Il $ .,ss
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THE MEckIEkRyRo SPAR \ NO.
ii, because II Ia the best. icalthful,
medicinal. palntable, unequaled as n
table water and none so good for mixing.
All the leading cafes and clubs use 1t
now. Call up & n, - Christian & Co,
They have justSreoelyed q carload. u a
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CHURCH NOTICES.
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81, and preaching at sis N by I tssy,j
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sfreetsJ,- Sunday morning. 1 n' clock. sul,ss
1ect. ASacramont." zee and atestl.s
inony meeting every "Wednesday efsna'ns
Gated In the Chamber Of Cpmnerc 0 build
ing. and Is open eyety week ~ ~ trQl0s
ia To y All are cordial ny IN lted VAC