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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16


Without health, ones pleasure is in
terfered with on every turn. This
would be a small matter if ones
chances to be useful were not also
greatly diminished by fragile and un-
certain health. People who are NOR
bid and blue, and easily discouraged,
who make mountains of molehills and
see lions in the way where others
walk safely, are usually the prey Of
their nerves and have not reserve
force enough to carry them through
what they undertake. Schoolgirls,
and those at college, too, sometimes
break down through overwork, al
though am inclined to think that
this is seldom the case unless in add.
ton to their legitimate work they at.
tempt something else.
Unless a girl is very strong, she
should not try to pay her way through
school or college by her own work,
Some girls do this successfully, but
they are exceptional. Still more dan.
gerous is the effort to combine study
and society. The girl at high school.
living at home and trying to 60 to
parties and concerts and other even.
ing amusements, cannot maintain
her proper rank in the classroom.
Briefly stated, unbroken health is
within the reach of most of us. We
are fortunate if we have inherited vie.
orous bodies from parents and grand.
parents. Yet if we have begun life
with tendencies to delicate health. we
may overcome them by r~esolute will,
careful dieting and generally hygienjc
living. An abundance of good, plain.
nutritious food is essential to health.
Thousands of schoolgirls W their
dull eyes, sallow compilations, pimples
and frequent headaches to constant
surfeiting on rich food and to eating
too many sweets. A habit Of eating
between meals, nibbling chocolates
and bon bons Is fatal to digestion and
good looks. A girl who is half sick
most of her time will lose her comeli.
ness, and as beauty is the birthright
OF schoolgirls, which they should not
sell for the modern mess of pottage
in the confectioner's window, one can
not but regret the spendthrlft folly.
Equally fatal to health is the habit
OF taking drugs. The girl who never
gets far from the pill box will not
the high spirits and gay good
humor which should be her portion.
l seldom see a group of girls stand
around a soda fountain without
wishing that they knew the advan-
tages of drinking plain cold water,
only that and plenty OF it, and letting
sWeetened syrups alone. Fruit should
a k the place Of pastry, and 1t is
better for growing girls wholly to
omit coffee and tea from their bill Of
rare. Bread at least a day old is a
better choice for a beauty than hot
biscuits, and fried food should not be
if anything else can be had.
Another secret Of health for the
schoolgirl is plenty of sleep. The
beauty sleep must be taken before
midnight. Go early to bed il you
be strong and equal to what.
ever you have to do. The temptation
to sit up late because others do so is
always great, but it should be re.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

The fellow with money to burn may
live to rake the ashes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

Lots of people would be glad to get
rid of their experience for less than
they paid for 1t.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

Lewis Single Binder cigar-richest, most
dealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16
HERITAGE OF CIVIL WAR.
Thousands of Soldiers Contracted
Chronic Kidney Trouble While
in the Service.

The experience of Capt. John L. Ely,
OF Co. E, 18th Ohio. now living at 500
East Second street, Newton. Kansas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

There is no contempt like that e
listing between two Of those fellows
who know 1t all.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

Plays were suppressed by the
Puritans in 1888.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

teaches us to dress properly for the
weather, can believe that this critic
voiced a general opinion. l have had
reason all my life to be grateful for
the independence and wisdom of a
very sensible mother, who thought it
a duty of her daughters to be well.
Not merely a privilege positive
religious duty.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children ~teethtng, softens the gums, reduces In
asmmation, allays pain, cures wind collie. Csc bottle,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

AS a rule, a divorced woman acts as
though she had been born that way.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16
A 300-Page
Cook Book Free

We are the publishers of the Oldest health journal
IN the world, coon HEALTH. 1t is a large
monthly magazine for the home. ably edited and
handsomely printed and illustrated. Ii tells how to
I'VE 70 pc perfectly well,.how sick people may get
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I'VE want YOU to read a few copies. So We make
send us 30 cents (stamps II you prefer with this
advertisement, and in addition to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
KILLED THE: BOY
AFTER THREATS.
Brooded Over Remarks Lad Had
q Made About Him for Several d
Days.
fSnecinl TO Tho Tineg- ~ tspa tch.

Y Especial to Tho Times Dtspa tch.) 81
Z NORFOLK, VA July 10. nix Spence,
a boy seventeen years old. was shot and
instantly killed this afternoon b. Charles
,O,Connor,@ q bartender at Pine Beach, q
resort near here. Spence had circulated
a report to the effect that o Conner had
committed .&an Infamous act on him.
O'Connor brooded over 1t for several
days. saying that he would kill the boy
This afternoon he got q pistol and walked
up to Spence. who was employed by one
OF the amusement concessionaires at the
resort, and mad good his threa Il; He
shot the boy through tho neck, ,seyerlng
his 1ugular vein. Spences home was In
South Mills. N. VIZ !, III. u u ti
u O'Connor was formerly an enlisted man
In the United States Navy. and returned
here eighteen months ago, after term
OF service In the Philippines, after he
shooting he was arrested and lodged In
the Norfolk county JAY: There were
many excurslonists at Pine. Beach when
the shooting occurred, and It occasioned
somewhat of panic. 4s 5liS S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
MAN INJURED \. BY
LARGE: FARM 1 B /. Bell II |.
Cord Pro bly, y oke When He 3,
Attempted to Ring It Yes
terday Morning.
fspecial to The Times Dispatch,)

( special to The Times Dis atch.) 5l$5s
NXAVERLY, uly 4 - ohn u r. r.
Cobb. q prominen farmer who resides .Ei'5f,'s
about one mile from Nvaverly, was found lltls
in his yard in an unconscious conii ton le,l
about $50 o'clock this morning. With e 2
farm bell and 4 attachments. which had q
been suspended in a tree nearby. lying
beside him. AT. 5:45 o'clock this after
noon, he had not regained conscioussness
His condition is regarded by his phxss:.
clans to be crit ical, with chances 70 for
recovery against him.
fi Mr. Cobb was known to go out and ring
the hell for his farm hands. and It ls
supposed that when he pulled the bell
cord the bell became detached fromEthe
tree In which It was suspended and, N
falling either the bell or n ts frame struck
him on the head and 5lknQc him sense ls,e
less. Il. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
MENIMEGI||'
.A'7'aP.|||N.[B|||E|::A||I|C|:||A| 4.
The First Business Session Of.
the Annual Gathering to Be
SsS5 Held Day. q
Bl |, UET To EARLY ARR n 4 Is,
The Report 81 the Legislative
Committee and Election Of
y n Officers Be Features. 4,
II1.l n \ v a
faneclal = rte r n plspat ch., Il

s.5lf (speclal to The Times ispat CHI Nj
yly !, "a =; Az 2 prel4,SS s
hfts y f fhs s Men
kcintion gathered around ne 5 Il, bnnau ,ie
ming was decided that .cony n, Ion
nsts1t, but'it viii b tomorrow morn,
Ing ut 10 O'CLOCK n the convention h no
aSl The dinner tonight. although an q, ale Il
men now at the hotel to the number e, q
nth in The re II 81 old "Reminiscences.
About the only time that many 7, y, Ok the
liz It'll these annual conventions Z,
#2Is About thirty others who Will part lcipnte
In tho ton re expected 70 arrive y 9,
R'ne nlst .me .no
gsls Ainong the leading hotel mon t1oA there
F FIJI II q iRai;chnondi y Isl spsncer,
eostF'li & Natsy
Bridge; n q! 3 HI Callahnn.sof Clifton Forge ;
n. 1Ianrlhan. q Petsrsbnrg III ~ y
Rogers Of Yorktowt,; =: Y; Joller. Of Tar
M G. Tho principal business OF the con-
$vention will be The hearing OF reports OF
standing comn1ittecs, chief & Of which is
the legislative Commit tcc, which reports
TO hotel men. and q general d iscussion
OF questions OF hotel economics.
sg An Important matter, also. Is tho NJ
gnualE election Of officers OF the assocla-
ton. Charles II. Consolvo. III OF the Mon 4
sticello. this city, is Mt present president
L OF the association. Il. 4S
The Pine Beach Hotel stands on the
border Of the grounds OF the Jnmesto &n
4 I5xpcsi ton. and most OF the hotel men
4 here have paid their first visit to tho
grounds. Many good things are in store
for them while here. " AZ. All "a E5is5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
New Academy Building.
n The Times pispa tel

IA (specIal to The Tlmes-p lspatch,l 9,II
FORK UNION, VA July 1Q--Work
was begin liere this week on 9 large VS.
jrrowing patronage OF tho Fork Union
Academy, Mr.. Charles Thomas. Of this
district secured tho position as manager
for the construction OF tho building. Il
Mfr, James IT. Jordan, cashier OF me
West Pratt Coal Company. Of Rlrmtng-
ham, Ala, IS now visiting friends near
Mr. Campbell Jones. oil contractor. Of
Monticello. KY Is now at hls former
home, near here.
N. ", arrived here this week for q brlef
visit. X II y. s43 n y3t{ ri ~ l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Enter Upo,n Work.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatcHJ
RALEIGH, NJ C.,4 July 10,--tAt 10 o clock
this morning Governor Glenn admins
tered the oath 81 ofhce to the members
81 the aub-textbook commission. the
names OF whom were announced last
night, All the subs onmisslone ar
rived here last night. and this morning.
they entered at once on the work Of
examining the textbooks entered IN COM
petition for adoption for use In the public
schools. IAN the principal publishing
houses iii the country are In the contest
for some Of the books to be adopted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
MONTVALE8 NEWS.
Mrs. Hoffman HarloWe Receivers
from an Operation. s55 5sl5
IslnrecIal ~ WE Times- Dlspat cl

MoNTVALE. A., July X, Mrs. Hoffman
4Harlows who was SO successfully operated
On at the CITY Hospital Hoa noke va. Two
weeks ago by Drs.s n I evils. Thornton.. Gale
Early and slicer for serious liver trouble. has
recovered sufficiently v to- be removed to her
home at Edge Hill. accompanied by her nurse
THE guests at Edge Hill, summer resort
Mrs. u. H. 4 Reid, proprie tress: Goodrich HAT
olenia Hatton. Miss En- Hatton. Mrs. Edgar
Nash, Masses Sophia Nash and Carrie Nash.
Messrs. IIatton and Edgar Nash. Port smouth
Va: Miss May nlandon 4 New Jersey; Mr.
Frank Hill and the Misses Hill. Richmond,
Va, !; n Mrs. n Lauterbach ard two sons, Peters
burg Mrs. John Ferrin, Grecnville, o.; a Mrs.
Allen Eiland. Mississippi. MI Vi s 5l5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
SUBSCRIBERS. N, MEET :IlE.,'l[ /.
People Enthusiastic Over Pros Pros
poets for New Road.

" fspecial 10 Thc Times r! spat ctltl.) 4$
Fr,o ONT ROYAL AZ. uy ~. "A me :! et !,
Ing OF tie snbscribers TO the survey inna
81 TIE proposed Front Royal, Ra ppan "a u, !
i,nck md ,fidewater Hallway whose d az; !
ttinatlo will ultimately be Richmond. VI.
was held lin this city to-da .S Encou u,s.
ing reports were submit ted by Ne o.
miitecson Charter ght Of Way and fi'l-
sgIneerin III ,3 S " z
ed, the following officers being eleG @,
President !, Id Colonel s: r. NJ illar; flrst
Vice. PresIdent. James II. FLETCHER; Sec, !,
ond Vice President. DIN J iller; Ihlrd
Vice President. II. III III Downing Fourth
Vice President, f. II Il ckson; treasurer,
NJ. NJ, johnson; aocretary., Hugh p. Nay
Tor. 8S 9isss f !. !.
the largesb land owners and SEb usiness
men OF the 4 two counties. n he llecessar ~
funds having been subscribed for the sur
5yey and location Of the road. nm Execu-
1.-Two Committee. " composed OF n. 81. al a.:
Ter, Hugh f. Eaylori John y y Miiler. w.
y. Browning ]. III b Il NJ Her and h Colonel 8.
r. Nilar, was appointed 70 employ al
engineer and supervise other pref minary
work I The meeting was very enthusias-
tic. and reports from all parts 5of the
county which the road will traverse IN Z
gdlcatc that the people are IN ca nest In
their forts to obtain railroad facilities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
IT'S BI-CENTENNIA'lL.
Celebration to Be Held at Ancient
Church N ext Sunday, Il
aY "a l3The, Tlmes- Dispatch.

5Tho tWo huHdredyh Anniversary of ieo-5
.conrlco Church, Cople Parish, Westnore-
land county. Will be celebrated next SUM
day at / / o'clock There Will be morn
il1g prayer, sermon ana holy communloH
ut ii O'Clock, Tho celebrant Will be the
bishop OF the diocese. Rev. Robert A,
sCastleman will preach tho sermon. /, 4.
by Rev. Albert r. Walker, Services
Will also contInHe Monday and Tuesday
at II o'clock ans; z NJ, beth ~ y,a'ay Is
The otrpring AZ I'll the services WI WV ~
for tho endowment fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
ILLICIT DIsTILLERY.
Young Man Arrested 3 BY U Us s.
D eputy Marshal.

83 sHI Especial to The Tlmes-Dlsphtch.)
@BOYDTON, IA July 1o--A young man
named G. Y RI Jones was brought here on
the noon train by United States Deputy
Marshal Sam Bendit and taken before
United States Commissioners u W. Dug
gar charged with running nm Illicit dis
stillery, and also for aiding others In Sc
curing property which has been seized
by the government. " Judge Henry Wood y ecstl
represented Jones. and asked tho COM IN
missioner for bail, upon the ground that
witnesses could not bettgotten here undeer
sten 5tlays,- 5 Bail was allowed In the sum Of
s1oo n and the hearing was set NJ for the
s20tt#of July. ia y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
( Dance at South Boston.

m Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)
81 SOUTH BOSTON, A.. I J uly5 lo.' -:
men OF this place at tho Masonic Temple
last evening", The dance was IN honor OF
the home and vlsltiny young ladies'. Music
was furnished by q local orchestra. S. 4,
owen. Of Durham, with Mr.. Arch Glenn;
Miss Louise owen, with Mr. Gee Faux
sner; Miss win Icasley, with Mr. J ohm
Easey y. Miss Virginia Carringt with 4
Mr.. T. Hamlln Briggs, o. &Blacksburg, &! z:
Dr. 81 i. Keith Briggs; Miss Louise Panick;
wit n n Mr., Jack \ Brookes &; NJ iss III M ldred
Evans. With Mr.. Alison Gray.
'8 Chaperone--Mrs. s. c, Alorton.
i rags-Owen Easley Lewis y ohnston
and j, G, lawson 353 n ri h Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
William r BARLEY.

sssgls Especial 10 The Times-D Ispatch,) a
\. FREDERIcKsBURG, VA. JulSs To-
Mr. VILLAIN r. BARLEY. son Of Mr.. N = y;
accident In Pittsburg. e.. about uto,, Two
ton as, d bridgebullder, and no died from,
the effects OF his injuries In q hospital
in Pittsburg on July 9TH, Mr.. z BARLEY
was thlrty-seYen years old and IS sur.
four sisters The remains were taken to
the old home at Burr Hill, In Orange
county, for interment. al n Il 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
TIT Fireman 4 EN-
KILLED ON ]. FIRST TRIP ZIP
Log Train Of Surry Lumber =
Company Ran Into W y ASH
a; at Waverly. \.
!. ~ noc al q rhe TImes-DIspatch.

M Iy,rpIY VA. July 1O,-Ono OF the
snrrv Lumber Company's log trains,
ran ram into wasiout 4, p, y, a ne
traok early yepEtS9daSy res m@Stins stanty
H Hiy other men on the train at the time
o. y Tie Ia Wreck Engineer Sydney Barker y
and Two colored brnkemen---7escapod with
s'i K;ran ~ Presson, whose post OF duty Is
a. thesmnchine shops OF the Surry Lunl-
I,a,r Eompany. ut Its headquarters, Den-
dr ara VA, was making his flrst trip eye, eye
the road as substitute trema,n for S1er-
tt aeaeSn.yenr-old Prince George girl last SUN
day to North Carolina. where they were
married. a t3 lts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Knights Elect Officers.

Especial to Tho Times lspatoh( !.
pSthIna last night elected the following OIL,
GERS al for the ensuing year; GhaNeeog c ens
mander' j, Walter. Hin / Vices hancell9r, chas,
r., McduRln, Prelate. Harry q Lewis u elas'
" Haines; Inner Guard, r, ]. Kennedy; ;
Outer Guard r, y Younti Past Chancellor
George y. Bright. !. Z. - !, :, "a,
10 singers Ice cream parlor, where refresh-
Ments were served. s45 1900 ~ ifss9 X q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
VIII Tow America Back.
na,,o, = ma 7TImes. plspatch.)i \

H4 Z Especial to The Times, plspntc ~. J. 2.
NORFOLK, A.. July y, The NHrfol +
'wrecking steamer Rescue. Of the Merrlts q
Chapman Derrick and Wreeklns COMPANY
Nsw York from bermuda, az has been stated
that she probably would do The Rescue re-,
ceyed orders to-day for the towing and left
shortly after on her mission, Il n l..Si i
lTho America, eleven days overdue at New
YORK from a French port, WAS last week toly5
eli 10 Bermuda with q broken shaft by an
italian steamship Great fear MAS expressed
for her safety. MI q 2 5Siss "A 3,, .sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Observation-Disclosures gll..

N 388 Especial to The Tmes-D ispatch,) l858I
NORFOLK, VA, July 0.--Miss Frances
iBrockenbrough. daughter OF Mrs. John
m. Brockenbrough.E was a married this
morning Mt $3.50 O'Clock to Mr.. James K.
sRoane. OF King William. county Va. by
d d,Hr, 1 OF the BRIDES mother, on Colonial
M. and Mrs Roane Will reside IN King
William county. is5ls s3,gt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
3 j: & q. Case Called,

f 6TAIjN'TON, Var July l0,--The case against
the baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
came up for trial to-day In the Corporation
counsel Tor tho Baltimore and Ohio inter,
posed a demurrer on the ground that the act
was unconstitutional. Tho demurrer was arr
gued to-day In part. ig 2 "a 3tS X s6 3lI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
SHERIFF RESIGNS.
Will Become Assistant Cashier in
lsss. National Bank. S:5 II Mex
\ . .lspecial to lThe Tlmes-D ispatch.)

Especial to The TInles--:DJlspHIcE'JI35 "a
3LTSEsBURG, VA, July Mr.. Eugene
Monroe. Of Pur cellville, has resigned as
sheriff c9H aGe Sa , me
ceilvilla National aI,d nix ~ NJ ~ Monroe was
elected to succeed = sIris a i q us &
pontment =, " I !. I, \ ~ !, i.
,,ava elected NJ r. Erne EST. l.. Robey cashier
70 succeed Mr.. T. M. who resigned &c
to engage In husin ess In Oregon ~ !, n y
Fred James OF the People ssNattl %
Raax q l tna Pagk or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Anti Saloon y eague.

lI9 (SpecIal to The TlHes-DIsI'lstI ~, 3
JsTBURG, VA, July Or eY;5 7, 20: =
secretary the ,rg mouse YES
terSav "a a'large and Interested audience q 9,
tha evils Of the liquor traffic and the work xva ~
tho sounty leasuG ss,.
Sss 81 a. Peormn \: Secretary. Mr. q
~ HWoodson; vce-presldents, Rustburg DE o,s
w, G. b. stone; Senaca Dstriet, NJ
James Polling net p. Mr
~ ~ rhes. Brookvie District Mr.. r. IL cara
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
D DOOM GETS 8TvVO5YEARs. (
Stanton Man Who Shot Wo-
man Tried IN Baltimore.

Especial to The TImes-D Dispatch
s BALTIMORE. July 10. Charles Doom.
who shot Mrs. Annie " IT.. on 4 une 18th.
was sentenced to two years In jail after
a trial In the Criminal Court here to-
day. Both are from Staunton. Va. Elk
scept for a slight scar on the face OF the
woman. neither appeared TO be injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
]. Roarke-Turne:r..5.

(speolal to The Times- plspa tch.) W
E.si yYARRENTON, VA July lo,.Mtss
JAMIE 3, Turner and Mr.. Freak Mos q aa
O'clock at the BRIDES homo by Rev. y.
II, Boston The bride Is the daughter Of
Mr., John r, Turner, clerk Of the Gir rs I,
Court, and sister 81 judge lsdWartu a,, p
they Will go to Colon, Panama, where
tho groom Is connected With the Panama
Canal Commission .lS y 'asS "A Il /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Robbery in in Norfolk

1jpeplal to Tho Times pispatch,) 48
NOR DIX, VA, July 0.--Safe robbers last
night Jentercd the safe Of croak!n q Lewis,
furniture dealers Of this city and took there-
from SIS In cash, The money was fixed UP tor
deposit In bank this morning. Tho robbery
seems to have been the work Of experts ~
the combination OF the safe was worked, only
the light inside door being forced open,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
FROM
DISQUALIFICATION |
College Officials Wanted Treesto
ss$s Rclnaiii8ift Front Of lii ii
stitution. aYt VI
FIN e FOR ASSAM WOMAN
Warrant 1ssued #Against Chief of5
Police, Charging Assault q
and Battery. IA s
,i}i
fspacin1 70 The Times. DIspatch)

,ls5 Especial 4 to The Times Dlspatch.) sSs
4 IPETDRsBU re ~ "a. July 1o.----No a p-
peal viii be made from Judge Nttllen's
recent decision dissolvlng tho Injunction
restraining the city engineering DEPART llst.
ginetlt ana con Factors from cutting trees
in front Of tho Southern Female College
In the work 81 laying a granolltlllc side '
walk The mnttcr Involves quite q legal
contest. The injunction was granted by
\ the Hustlngs Court at the request OF Da-'
Syis ana Davis, counsel for the president
Of the COLLEGE, "A. & X. Davis, who after
ward ia dressed the City Council on be-
8half OF Ills rights and concessions in the
nm tier. s.g385 Isl ;I Il II Ess
Assaulted Colored Woman.
Emanuel Ecrberg, q well - y, 10Y Y !
plumber, was flncd twenty-five dollars and
On d \ warrant charging him wit j as
sa,ilting d colorod woman IT the MARKET,
who hnd n dispute with Gichberg's mott !,
i or bout the snle OF some chickens. ID CHI
berg Is said to have seized tho woman
i by the neck, when$told that she had
sinsultcd Ills mother. Flo appealed from
tho decision Of the Mayor, who held
that the colored woman had not insulted
OF assaulted Mrs. Eichbcrg.
The warrant sworn out by George ~
& Anderson, a young lawyer. again Chief
Il OF Police #Ragland, for assault and bat
terry, was ID dismissed at the request OF the
plaintiff In the Mayors COURT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
DIED FROM INJURIES.
.Watchman Who Was Shot and
Beaten Succumbs. S.s

Especial to The Times p spatch.)
" sTAUNTON. " Al July 10. Mr.. " lillian
II, CARRIER, the night wa lehman q Put,
nam organ factory, who was shot
several times eight days ago, and badly
Beaten with a bludgcon by some unknown
person. died here this evening at the
hospital. He was forty-ninc years old.
He leaves his widow and five Il hildren.
There Ia no clue to Gnrber's assailant.
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County Convention

Especial to The Times Dispatch) K
FL r Anew oil. &vA.,5 July lo.--A small. but
ienthusiastio, Democratic County Convention
was hold hero at noon o-day e , elect de -
NSirth District, 70 DO held at Bristol next
month, Sixteen delegates and as many aHes'
mates wore elected and will 30 70 the conyen'
ttny, ~ ted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
SHOT THROUGH y FOOT )
Quarrel Between Cha than We TVS.
Brought Pistol Into Play,

85 al July 1O.----Robert car !
Far Of Dry Fork, was shot through = the
foot to1 ~ Eugene Meadows o-day car
i alleged haa o9 him fop sew
- nao 10 4 US d A no day sS he ID saw MeadoWs
nassing. ana renewed his TRADE. Wh ns
i,e stuffed toward HIM the no otlng o.
scllrre1 f$i 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Boydton Dispe,nlsla;ary,,5

I3T Especial to The Tlmesrplspatch,)
EOYpTON, VA July 1O.--,rhe Boyd
ton Dispensary Board has made It's res,
the soti, of.June. h The report contains the
following 81 totals:i Purchases, ss,729,24i,
.nroflts 9,S49.62; 4sal les. 3 " 4, 500. SIS,