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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
SHE WANTS DIVORCE

A complaint asking a divorce and
the custody of their daughter, Sylvia
was filed this morning against Lula
A. Smith by James A. Smith They
were married in this city in 1897
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
FATAL WRECK OF
FAST TRAIN
(scripps News Association.3

(Scripps News Association)
ATLANTA, Ca, May 2.-The
Dixie Flyer, fastest train on the
Georgia Central, was wrecked at
Orchard hill, 40 miles from Atlanta,
today. One person was killed and
number injured, some fatally.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
MORE ELECTION EXPENSE

G. w. Burch, who was democratic
candidate for the first term from
the Fourth ward, invested $3.50
+. A. Cooney. democrat, who was
after the same Obj, spent SIS, a
third OF which went for cards.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
NEW CABINET

BRUSSELS. May "A new
cabinet was formed today with NJ.
Detroos as premier and minister of
the interior.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
CAPTAIN ACQUITTED

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May s.
Captain Hacklin, accused Of lax!ty
in commanding negro troops at
Brownsville, is acquitted,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
OXFORD HONORS BELL

LONDON, May 2.-Oxford con-
ferred the honorary degree of doc
tor of sciences on Alexander Ora
ham Bell today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

nabc observation-disclosures, II bel %,
@runo5in9 $40; So.
Morp &. 6orbea, NoflaBpermolte.
rim, an Gertrude =. Scopes, SItlettc
ser Iulton.2 lpenue, nnbe S0nuaIe
StroBc, 10 bel ST. 81.
NOolpb :. Gtgenbroot on Nllgult
9onboge, g%tor0ieite Ser 6eoerotStr,
nube Eatterion.Eurt Aueme, 13 bel
50, @run05inS $40; So,
&ocob 8in2bera ot Gpbraim
Ntod)t. nnchrere @rlnloitiitc, So.
Morris &Iubfu al Gliaa Z. Gin.
ger, 3 @runoitiite, So.
&arocl 0oifmam on Siooc GaplM
umo 6rnll, Siioieitc Der Sadion,
nobe giaQuitb- Strobc, II bel -,
Wrumo5ins $36; s..
Gli5nbetb 6.GuIp ell Miper aopis
lind, Melticite Der Mollnt., nnhc Cor.
mon.S trnbc, Is bei Sl.4, @runoSin5
$50; s..
hilbert Sllf ulo Grall oil 6ran-
ciajpf Sroutom3tE Hor0iCite Der 60
Itcrn Nucnuc, nobc Iumcan-AlleH ii
bel -, @rrmo5iua $3.50; $1525.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Gleftrild)e St!emdJtung.
Mp0crue Mpbumnacu.
1900 @ip6, Eit.W,pnument.s traec

~UUU ~FUUf -. q
$3.50 iaufen elIte5 irner nooerrer 6lpetiiodt.
Qen Sduier. Ole BADEN ole mnoeriieli Gtllrtd1s
iun9en: nit eleItriibem gidt ilrto 8as erlend'
let; BADEN eoulDinirten Gisf9ranf uno %ors
ratbsfammcr, ctlua5 9telies; nnbcroem Die leic'
iblofien, Srottpire. Meier nnb &oie itro celleis
itrt. nit elmer 10 SUB glaep nit SranoIttblc
aeoflaitert; bobe uno 9efinoe 2Gae. 3nr Selid1.
fauna ieoen 2aq bis glbenb3 8 ubr ofien. Gin
s5alls air 9robe nit "eIeitrtihem 2iht erIeuds
tet. Gowaro Z. Gallagher. Qaliniernebr1er,
Bureau 2537. Eft.Dionunlents Strabe.
81 G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Der 1obn oes Retttrs.

IIs Der peritorbene Sberproturas
tor bes beili9en SDnoo bon Rublanb,
pobjeoonoiI5ep. zines Cages in Se'
paitapot einen 9umpfer beitieg, oes
fddb es, bab er einen 5ebltritt that
unb an elmer tiefen SteIs in bic Ses
itiirate. Gs iprang fofort elm GU
fdausr, Der Sbpnotiieur Siiis Selbs
mann, bin5u uno 3og ben boben Wirz
bentrdger aus benz WaTer. porauf Iif
5tpil6en bisism unb fsinem Better bas
foIgenbe Geiprdd ertipann: Sit pas
rem es, Der mid aus benz WaiIer aog?"
rSa!" sd oante Sbnen!" -.
80, bite, i'd that nur meme Sdulbigz
teit!!" - Sic beiben?" - rSfiig
Jslbmann."-nS SIR @laubensbstennts
niB?" - sd bin Sube." - r2aFen
sic fid ta%ufen!" - Dieter Ratb mar
bas ein5ige 3ei6en Der grtsnntlidteit,
beTen Der Sberprcfurator ieinen Rets
Ter ~piiroigts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
3Gferci nno Gouoitprci.

SdbrIider Gerfaui ca. $4,000. 1T llnfiinbe
balber bilItg 5u oerlauten. Cine quite Sele.
belt fit einen ftrebiunvn Dtaur nit etiuds Yer:
m0gen; $4,000 ipiiroel a%eniiaer. NdbereS bet
Scrmann Yabenbppp, Tr. III, Tpro.Gbaries'
Strabr. Baltimore, Wio.
Sabe nih feds i1one o~reiftbdiac s8ohnbdl'
fer an 9tortbs@oenue, nabe Sarforo.Stoenlic. 3h
berfGufcr; Ir3ab!uug NUT S700. (Sept1,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Su %Oerfanfcn.
Gftums nit ga0cn,

Gut auberoem o Stubelr. Siibe. Saoe5imlner,
lana, nit 8adofen. mo Siau in ootei Srlrlos
aims $4s - 4reis MIR $2500, neuil oieien llos
nat ~perlniit, Sin aroeres 9alts. fir citt Se'
iddfi pai'elio, nit $58 Grillo5tlS. III 500.
9tdberes bel 8. Vanerbupp, Mr. III, Npro,Ghar'
les. straRe, baltimore, NIB. (Sepil51O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

sr, 7ss. res. z &c, sOsinda,%g i",. u
befcrirt: ieoe rnooerne 9eauenlihfeit.
NJ, 115, ~. 119 etc, Worb.patnfsnt.str.
Elm Sebiert BON ,Batterfonsgarf". Surdtpea
ihbn beiorirt; ieoe moeerne 9eoliemlihfett:
stpeiftsdiae Sdufer. GSnarS :. stnrd, az lrt
Nanetfr. uub ct. Baul.gtr. (5ehra tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
3u permie.ben.


in uermic;hcu:
Gas Nobubuus gtr, 925, FCll1iNloanldsGoe. ;
I'M ,5~uTiunbe eriter &luiie; ale nlooernell Ves
Quemlt6feiten; $25 pro Mtonat, ODER 6tpel Stats
8u &c $3.50. 9taf5uirnGen an Srt unb Steiie.
t315)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
0clo su ncrleiben.

Mnlcibcn aui MDbel nno a1'oere
Sid)erGeitcn
fir 8 grosent, pcnan ruf benz nenen Sefese.
Gars prtoatim. 9iidbtcr. Ir. 2t0, ch'aegtns'
tpu.s trase. ..@aninnt Suiloius'.
Su Der lffiee wirb 3eutidl seiprofen.
t3uri16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
&erlpngt im MlgenteInen.
Sueifhabrr ueiN1lt,

Sgeifbaber geitGlt,
nm cine rentdbie tSurnl Itane enter Stant NIT al
pabtet. aorctiire: uS.," Seutidlcr Gprreippn'
bent. t3ll~o4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

SOFT uuo apgis aeiudt:
Gin Mlauu ipiiIttdt aolt mo SogtS III elmer
beutften camille. Iorelitre: ~. 81" Gtat.
idJer Surteippnbcnt. (316-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Safe iir's Muslanb beisrat e. Naine. Wr.
413, Sitegaltimpre.s ctr. nate Gnitcm1puie.ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Nnc, mcl6lc 8eIo aebrauden, ipreden hter
Dor. snIeiben nuf SaIlre, Mlbbel nno @rliito'
ciaenihunt. Sm Sertrauen. aeine 9onrtsSfflees
Wetbpben. Baltimore Snpetnent Co.," Gr.
100. Waro.Eatd. StrnEe. CTS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
e esut,di.s Observation-Disclosures

SeHtlpes hh9s aSatsun. !.
unter Der AufIictt Der .3euitdlen Seieu11att."
- Gieienigen, Die oeutiDe Snnoiperfer, Irbetier
pnb 8ienftboten 6I beih1ttisel piiniteny fools
len fib perfonlit poer III iraIlfirteu VrteIen an
BEN AGcuie1l bet Seiellftbatt Setaun .. 0segcr,
Simn!er 11M, Gr. 215--217, GunrtlaiosS traRe,
penoen, pelber unentgeltllt a~ustnnft ertbetien
piro. Sprebiiunoeu DON 1 bis 3 ubr.
(SaH27. 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

1891. aeftrftes Giablifement. 1871.
NarglanS Gbattel 2uan MiIociatln'i
albert glume, iun., @efhaitsfiibrer.
Galuert.@ cbGnbe,
geaeniiber benz @eri6ts1ebaloe:
Simmer 800, 23t uno 233 t2. Stu6tuerf).
eiouit.Gde Tanette. NIB Ct. HnuLStr.
9arleben bon $40 bis $500 OUT Wtpbel. Btn'
ROC etc, nhne Gntfernune oerfeIbelt. Seleeliht
Staten. aeine @u6erei.
MS, Bbore Gourilano 1876. 6. & q. pbone
ct. YauI $3.50. (goo9, 1S,1&s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Taiie sur Heiic in's Mnslano Or.
iorst 6. Taine, Wr. Alb, Cit.VaIti'
moreitrakc, nabe GnitOm &ouie Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
8erIangt WGnner unb &nuben.

Vetluugt:
Gin &lrttmadcr. 9tuhjuiragcu III Nr. $500,
6riltue.Strabc. t3ld--6)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
MECkLENnuRG FAIR.
Immense Crowd Enjoy. Races, IL
Which Good Records Are Nude.
Special to The Times Djspatchl

CHARLOTTE, y. G., October ga
The turnstile at the gates of the Meck-
lenburg Fair this afternoon showed the
record -breaking attendance of $4,000
people. Tho chief events to-day were
tho horse-races. the card showing
three heats, and these were run in
record time. Following are the results:
First race-2:19 pace; purse of $500
Sweetheart. by g. L. Bunch. Pleas
anton. Cal. first; Doctor Xfm, S. Wal
ton, Falls Mills. Va. second, and Alton
Clark. Virginia Breeding and Training
Association. third. Time, 2:1S 1-2
Second race-r-2:S7 trot; purse of $500,
best three heats III fve-Goiden Roco,
S. Walton. Falls Mills. Va, first: Pos
sum, T. M. Arrasmith, Greensboro,
second. Time, 2:24l
Third race--s;1o pace: purse of $500
----Fleety Jay. Virginia Breeding and
Training Association, first; Jack Gill
liam, a. II. Tyson, Wilmington, bel,
second. Time. 2:l4.
The special event of the day was
the handsome cash prize for the bes.
buggy horse twenty local horses en-
tering: Tomorrow is Veterans Day
and Friday night the fair will come
to an end, with the marshnls' ball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
EXCELLENT RACES
AT EMPQR|A FAIR.
Dan Patch, Jr, a Promising
Three-Year-Old, Wins
Trot.

Especial to The Times-Dispatc!.l
EMpORIA, VA, October s3.-,Ihe
Emporia fair grounds contained contain or q
large and enthusiastic croWd. ama
sonething like thirty-iiye huhnreo
people We're present. .oy.d !, vim
|ner. and from present indications tlve
to Sly thousand people VII da vislr te1
Emporia pay. as all t ths oenMa MN
The FREQ attractions are among IN the
best seen at any fair this fall through
out the South. The balloon ascension
made this afternoon by W. w. Hutchi-
thusiastic crowd. ,,,,.
The sld i. shows are doing E goo l,a 1"s1
horse. pleases the children. n
lnrity. and Is always well received;
The races to-day held the attention Of
the large crowd, and great enthusiasm
WAS manifested throughout each hen,
work Dan Patch. Jr, owned by A. A..
slagle, OF Jcmporia. a three-year-o
was an easy victor to-day, and gives
promise Of a big winner with good
I, Palmer. of Savannah. is q good, sub =.
stantial horse that is capable Of doing
fine work.yIn the 1886 class pace 10
dia D. won first money to-day. To-
iHorroWis races VIII pc the pest oL 'ne
series, no doubt.
To-day,s summarizes follow.
1856 Trot-Latonia, 4, 8, 3; Iopsy u,
!, l.. 4; Alex. p, 2, 2. 2; Mile Tips.
6, 3,e6; Lit, 8. 5. 6; Rex, 5, 4. a.
2.35 Pace---Carrie Woodruff, 3, 8. o.;
Radio D.. 1, 1. L: Annie b.. 4. !. b;
Cora Virgins, s, 3. 4; Dadie Lou. 6. 6,
.; Daring Maid, 2, 9, 2.
.:23 Trot-Harold, 3. 4, 4; Cadet. a.
2, q Ethel Bradstreet, :. 3; Dan
Patch. .Ir,, I. |. j Bravo, s. .. 5.
In b-S mile dash II. l.. Frank won.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
attired in crepe de chine. carrying I
white chrysanthemums. I
His HIND Ground Up.

| While Thomas Gardner. .. tenant on
| the farm OF Jacob Ruedy. In Prince
George county was feeding corn to Il
slredding machine yesterday his right
! hand was caught in the machine and
! so badly lacerated that anDntation
became necessary, the operation being
performed at the Petersburg hospital.
DR.. w. +. Drewry, superintendent of
the Central State Hospital. in Din
widdie county, and MI Robert Gillian.
of this city, a member Of the board of
directors Of that institution, viii at
tend the Richmond convention Of the
National Association for the Study Of
Epilepsy. DR.. d. ID. Wilcox. Il promi-
nent young oculist of this city will
read Il treatise on the subject OF "The
Relation of Affections of the Eye to
Epilepsy"
Mr.. Edward Harrison, formerly n
we'll known engineer on the Atlantic
Coast Lins Railroad was operated on
at the Petersburg Hospital to-day. and
is in Il serious condition.
Death of Miss Mary West.
Miss Mary West. daughter OF Mr.. i.
Thomas West, died this morning at
the Petersburg Hospital after an Ill
ness lasting several weeks. Miss West
is survived by her father, three sistcrs
and three brothers. Her mother I,ed
several months ago.
Mr.. w. T. Williams. better known as
Billy" Williams. ard formerly po-
tliceman in Petersburs.. died about Z
o'clock this morning out at the ullns-
house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
.COCKADE CITY is
WELL REPRESENTED
Large Delegation Of Veterans at
Reunion, and Military
to Go.
Especial 10 The Times -pispatch)

,Spc cial TO The Times DispatcliD
PETERSBURG. VA. October "a
The Cockndc city is one OF the bes
represented communities In the Soutf
nj the Confederate Reunion In Norfolk
II many representatives and much In
terest can mako 1t 50. y large array
OF delegates from a. T.. Hill Camp oil
Confederate Veterans and a. j.. Hill
Camp Sons OF Confederate Veterans
left for Norfolk this morning, escoft-
Ing the sponsors and maids of honor
from this congressional district ana
curly Friday morning a. L. lilli camp
Itself viii leave for the reunion, es-
corted by the Petersburg Grays. Com.
pany G. Seventy Regiment. In
iantry. Virginia Volunteers, under COM
mand of Captain Benjamin Harrison.
who to-day issued orders that the COM
pany report AT the arinory Thursday
evening in full dress uniform for in
speetlon. preparatory to the trip. for
which it is ordered to repor. Friday
morning at half-past 5.
As previously stated in The Times
Dispatch the sponsor for the veterans
from this district is Miss Irma Jeff
tress. of Chase City, and the maid OF
honor is Miss Mary G.. Cole, of Peters
burg. Miss Nan Spotswood Jones.
daughter of Mayor William NJ Jones,
IS sponsor for the Sons Of Veterans
from the district, and Miss Helen w.
Harrison, also OF this city, is maid OF
honor.
WeIis-Trnylor.
There arc weddings galore in Peters
burg nowadays, and two Very attractive
ones took place to-day. The marriage
of Miss Annie Estelle Traylor to Mr.
Joseph Wesley Wells was solemnized
ct E,nfSrnnuJ at
the Rev. Or. c. BraSton Bryan. rector
OF the church, performing the cere-
mony.
The wedding was made MS quiet as
possible because of the recent death
of the brides father. The bride. wear
chine, trimmed with princcsse laos.
her tulle veil crowned with lilies OF
, the Naiiey and md. carrying shower
escorted to the chancel by her brother,
Mr.. Robert j. 1'rayior. who gave her
away The maid of honor was Miss
Ida Trayior;, sister of the bride. MI.
Was best mat and Messrs. Vernon
Wells, OF Richmonl cousin of the
groom; and Albert Traylor, brother OF
the bride. were the ushers
The bride. is the. youngest daughter
Of Mrs; w. J. Traylor. of this city. Mr..
Wells Is a we'll know young business
POpc-,Ione..
Al! l,ifnl home wedding took
place i he residence of DR.. j. Boiling
Jones 4 o'clock this evening. when
Miss louie Osborne Jones, n cousin Of
pr Jones, became the bride of Mr..
Claiborne Mcdowell Pope. The par
Tors were tastefully decorated in green
aud white for the ceremony. which
was performed bv Rev. Frank Jones
IN the presence OF a large company of
relatives and friends of the bridal
couple. The bride wore 4 Handsome
white silk gown with lace trimmings
and carried Bride roses. Miss Nan
Pryor Jones sister of the bride. was
maid OF honor and WAS beautifully
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
MANCHESTER EAIr..
Large Crowds Are Attending and FL
nancinl Succesn Is ANsurcI.
[Special Id The Tlmes. plspatch.

lSpeciul to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
rhn secnn isi' ~ a.. ~ ,,o tb;rt...o,.l,th
annual exhibition of the Shenandoah
Valley Agricultural Society on the
Winchester fair grounds was more
attractive and successful than for sew
eral years. he grounds We're crowd
ed with people from all sections of the
Shenandoah ana Cumberland valleys
while. Frederick county farmers were
tbere In large numbers. meeting their
friends and neighbors. The judges
finished their awards In most of the
and the premiums Will
be paid in full.
A feature of the fair are the drills
and tnanouvres or Troop II, United
States Cavalry. from Fort Myer which
Us encnmped on~the grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
THE NEWS OF cnEsT1sn.
RHivat Meeting CloAes-yIsIt OF School
InsncctOrs

! .
LSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.]
-, CHESTER, VA, October 23.-Rev. Mr..
Whitehurst. who has been conducting
tent meeting here for the past two
weeks, closed tile services to-nlght.
State Inspector of Schools II. Fl. Rus
sell and DR.. C. NJ. Hnzen. county su-
per1ntendent. visit. Il the high school
here yesterday, and were met by s
number Of the patrons. The school
oflclais think they have secured good
corps or TEACHERS for the present ses-
sion. Miss Fannie Briggs. OF Emporia,
mas been selected as teacher at the
i.n school which, until recently has
been unsupplied.
mckenzie and others, OF Chester, will
visit the jamestown Exposition to-
Mr.. Chas. T. PEBBLES, agent of tho
Coast Line Railroad, at this place, with
MS wife. left here on Monday for ten
days leave, and will visit Emporia
an nc, the Jamestown Exposition While
u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
CoAI. TRADE NOT AFFECTED
BY STIsIISE Or ENGINEERS

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. October Ca
lieve that the strike of the coastwise
engineers will not seriously affect the
coal trade of this port or Norfolk
Many of the tugs which We're laid up
when the strike was first called have
beer put back in commission, and all
of the companies who are short of en-
gineers are steadily replacing the
strikers with non-union men.
Coastwise. OF the Seaboard Transpor-
tation Company's fleet, are still tied
up at the local shipyard, but 1t Is
eXpected that new cnglneers will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
NEGRO KILLS WOMAN.
Shoots Her because She Had Money oil
His; Then Wanted to Shoot HinlHeIf.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CARTERsVtLLE. VA, October ga
Willie Toney (colored) was shot and
in Goochland county. The shooting,
was done by a negro man named Sam
Hughes, who gave as his reason for the
deed. the fact of her having money be-
longing to him.
After he had shot her FIVE times he
left the place and came to Pemberton.
Ie rushed in the store and asked for
bullets with which to kill himself, and
said he had killed tile woman, He
tried to run then, but was captured
and kept until he was later turned
over to the authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
signed for them in the very near
future.
SLATE STRIKE SETTLED.
4 grccmcnt, Which IL Satisfactory e
All. Signed.
fspecIal to The Times-Dispatch.}

lSpecl9l 10 i he iitHes-blspatcHsI
ARvONIA, VA. October 90 -Arvonia
is rejoicing to-day over the nmtcable
settlement of the great strike In the
slate fields, which came last night.
All the papers engagement haSe ROW
been signed by the local union here
Greek.
The principal articles IN the agree
ments which were signed. We're fixing
IA l0-hour day, paying off on the Sat
urday nearest the 18th OF each month
and fixing terms for the working Of
apprentices in the quarries The fact
of the operators treating With the
union in the maAer. discussing the
various points and finally signing up
with them proved u recognition OF the
union and 9 desire to get on amictbly
with the men in Every way.
The wheels in all the uuarres here
are about to begin again. Large guam
titles Of slate faye been uncovered by
the common laborers since the strike
begun on the goth of July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
MIR. ADAMS IS EyoNERaTED
FOX KILLING LEWIS WEAVER
Lsneeia1 to rhe Times.pls

J
BOYlsTON, VA. October 23.--An in
quest was held yesterday at the store
house of Lee Adams over the dead
body Of Lewis Weaver, who was killed
on Monday afternoon by Mr.. Adams by
striking him on the head with a ham
mer. The verdict OF the jury was that
the killing was justitiable. and the
Jury further exonerated Adams from
any blame in the matter Justice
Dugger, the acting coroner, discharged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Mrs. Mamie NyYebher.

lSpecial to Tha Times-Dfspatch.J
SPENCER N. C.. October 2a.-Mrs.
Mamie Weber, wife OF G. orSe w.
Weber, OF Snow Creele. 1reilell county.
of IA brother. MI W. L. I,oftin, near
lMillagevif!e, Montgomery county. where
ishe was visiting. She was about sixty
years old and leaves IL husband and
two sons--Messrs. NJ. l.. aaid r. j. Web
ber--who are weli-known In Iredell.
where they live. The remains OF Mrs.
Weber We're taken to the old home
to-day For interment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Gift to hospital.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. October 49,
Colonel George H. Byrd. of New York,
formerly of Virginia. to-day gave the
to be used as deemed best by its Of
ficcrS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
70 Have school Tor Apprentices.

TSpec1slto The TImes-D1spntch.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October
23,--The Newport News Shibbulldins
and Dry-DocS Company in tho near
future will establish q school forta p-
prentices. The institution Will occupy
q new brick building, which has been
erected to REPLACE frame structure
that was destroyed By fire last chrlst-
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IsreeIal 70 Erhe mines .pEspatch.l
WiIllnIn Il. Cunpcpcr.

,,<,,,rc,W HIiMm y. CuHDcper.
PORTSMOUTH. VA. October 23.-A-
William a. Culpeper died at 1850
o'clock last night In Ills home at 1903
North Street. AFTER an Illness OF twelve
months. He was stxty-sevor years old.
A widow. Mrs. Essie Culpep =. sur
wives him. with five childreh--Airs. Ce,-
ell Upchurch. Mrs. Jefferson James, wv.
9. Culpeper. w. S. Culpepef and y. L..
Cuipeper. 4,
Mr.. Culpeper was Il citizen of wide
acquaintance and gr at popularity. For
many years he had been superintendent
of the Portsmouth Orphan Asylum. He
also held the position W clerk of tine
city school board many years.
Mrs. Catherine Eilth0n.
WINCHESTER, VA, October .23.--
Mrs. Catherine Ellison. widow of John
Ellison, one OF the best known and
most highly esteemed women Of
kernstown, this county. died last
night ut her home ir tNat village
aged eighty years.
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messed the killing of Henry Wyatt, the !
first veteran losing his life In the Civil i
War. He. leaves a mother ninety two
years old, one sister and three
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DEATHS.

Of her son-in.iaw. u w. WE f. 'si Marr
1913 West MARSHALL Street. Mrs
SARAH A. THOMPSON. wife of the
late Edward n. Thompson. Of Dos
we'll, Hanover county. at 1915
y. NJ. She leaves three childre,s
MIR. w. E.. OF Taylorsvil1e; Mr. r..
H., of Richmond. and Mrs. w. II.
Harris. of Richmond: one sister,
Mrs. George Hoskins, of F'rederickA-
burg, and ONE brother, MIR. Thomas
Young. of Church Hill; besides
many friends TO mourn her LOGS. She
had been Il member of Tayiorsville
BAPTIST Church for thirty eight
years She was sixty three We IRIS Old.
She Will be buried at Doswell FRI
DAI-AIORNING, at 10 O'Clock, III the
family buryihg ground
..ASlcep in, Jesus.''
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OBITUARY.
Simon lscr,lA tetll.

SlmOu Hcrnstetn,
Mi, simon Bernstein, formerly Of this
city, died Very suddenly yesterday
about noon at hts residence Ia, Ealti-l
more Md. He leaves IA Wife and three
children, also four sisterA and. one
brother.-all OF this city--Alrs, y. NeNy-
man, Mrs. William Newman, Mrs. D.
sehloss, Miss saral, bernnteln and MT.
Abe Bernstein. ~
j. n. Clayton. ,
lspeclal to The ,rimes-D ispatchl
SALISBURY. N. O.. October 2a,--J,
al clayton. aged siNty-eight years
,ns brief Illness. IteF was we'll
.hAoWn Confederate veteran al 4N,'l !.
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Robert Eish0p,

MONTERREY. VA, October 23.--Rob-
ert, the eight-Sear-oid son and young
died an earls hq hour Mr THIS = elShiop
About week ago lie took tonsilitis.
which ran into membranous Group and
resulted, in few hours. as Stated