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sHERlFF,s SALES.

SHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ of Ievari Focias to me directed.
will be exposed TO Public Sale al the
Court House, on Market street, between
Of Wnmngton, New Castle county, Del
aware,
THE 26TH DAY or OCTOBHR. 1907.
AZ 10 o'clock "a. m.,
the following described real estate. W.
All that certain lot or piece of land with
the two-story brick house thereon erect
county and state s's sfore aid. Bounded and
cescribed-as follows TO wit.
beHinnng at point on the castefly SIDE
o. Lincoln street at the distance OF eighty
teet southerly from the southerly side on
Gilpn avenue being likewise corner
ior lands of Philip Tyre thence castcrly
rarailel with Gilpln avenue seNentN-seVen
feet % a corner. thence southcrly pai-
allei with Lincoln street sixteen feet eight
inches 90 corner, thence westerly paf-
allel with 6ilnin avenue seventy -seNen
feet 90 the said easierly side Of Lincoln
teen feet eight inches To the place Of
oeginnng, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as. the
property Of John H. Sulan. Surviving
mortgagor aud John IT, Soian. admins
traitor OF Elizabeth f.. Splan, deceased
and 10 be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD, sher n
=. ~. ..a
October q 1891 oS-12-lf-ll--l-l5
sHERFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of lovar Facias 10 me directed,
WIN be exposed 20 Public Sale, al the
Court House ON Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
aware
on THURSDAY.
TIE 2lrH DAY OF OCTOBER 1901
.aAt ID O'Clock a. no..
the following described real estate, ~
All that certain lot of land with brick
dwelling thereon erected, situate IN the
SAID city az Wilmington, bounded ana
described as follows, % Wit.
iieginning az The south de Of Maryland
Nenue uormerN ihe Whminston ano
Christana Turnpike Road between Eas
Liberty ana West Liberty streets. al The
Distance 0f one hundred and twenty-five,
feet ten inches from The easterly side OF
West Liberty street, thence southerlA
parallel % West Liberty street one hun.
urcd ifeti thence tasterly parallel "a
MarNiani avenue twenty feet Two Inches
Thence noitherly parallel 10 West Libert.
street. one hundred feet TO the said souti
soc ot MARYLAND avenue ana thence
uwrepy westerly twenty feet two irchel
% me place Of beginning, b. the con.
/ tents tQereof what they may.
seized and taken iu execution as IA,
property Of Wilmer J Ellison admins
traitor Of George Bentley deceased mort
I sasor' Maria Beutley co-mnrtsagor beini
also deceased. and 90 he sold bv
HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff.
sherins othce, Wilmington Delaware
october q 1907 oS-l2-ii-17-2l. %
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WANTED

A LADY compelled 10 break up house
keeping ana leave city will give use OF
her new upright piano 10 a family who
win give same good care. Address hIusi-
cal, this office olS-3t-eod
wANTED-L. c. SMITH 'VIsIRr,Es
s1,vpFWRITER couveniences are uneauai-
led Machines rented
CWAS q GuYER. Court Stenogra pher.
Phone 1888 sec Market St
WANTED. FURNTTURE-You entira
borsehold. aisp office furniture, antiquess
Ia YOU have furniture IT. storage I viii,
buv and pay you cash. more than any
dealer: estimates given free; all trans-
actions confidential. don't sell untll you
ret my cash offer. no matter how large
tae amount Write or phone. ID. and A.
phone 6749; Automatic. 2Sl3
CHARLES S HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Sta.
n27-6m
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ROOFING AND sPoUTING.

VIM n. WILLIAMS Co.
S2i Orange 81. Roofing. Spouting ana
Heating Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventilating. Repairs
ing promptly doae. Phones. a26-ly
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
n,.n1nrrnls nnnrR.

REGISTERS ORDER. ,,.,,,
OfRre of the Register Of Wills,
Nov, castle Co, Del. October lst l9lA
ffr", me nnnlicnron of Peter j. Dom
arhv Administrator Of John Donikly,
t,fe az ChrlslIanl hundred. in saiu county
soccorod ii is ordered and directed hy the
perieter of wills that the Administrator
Aforesaid Give notice of granting Of Let
9ore of demonstration upon the estate Of
~. aereaerd with the date of granting
thereof. by caus'ng advertisements 20 be
,,neted within forty DAYS from the date or
such Letters in sIN ~ the most publ
nlarcs of ihe county of New Castle re-
nnirine AN persons having dem nda
eratnst die estate 40 present The Same. or
.bide ht an not OF Assembly in such case
mode ana proy ded: and also cause the
came to be- inacrtcd within the same
nrriod in The EVENING Journal q news
PAPER published in Wiiminstun, Del, and
io be- continued therc.a three weeks
Given under the hand and seal
Of office of the hogi ter Of VIII 81.
fsEAI) aforesaid. az Win ngion. in New
Castle county aforesaid, the day
and wear above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register Of Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
Administration were in due form OF law
rrantod unto the UNDERSIGNED, on tno
First dav of October a. d.. 1907. and that
~ nereonq having claims against tho es-
tnte of che deceased must present the
Same. duly nttcsted 90 the said Admin s.
fratcr ON or before the First day of Oc-
tober. 1906 or abide the Act oi Assembly
In such case Wadc and provided
PETER j. DONAGHY.
Administrations
Address Peter J. Donaghy Ashland Della
ware. ol-'t-eed
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PRoPOsALs-sealed Proposals. adj
dressed in writing to the New Castle
County State Highway Commission and
endorsed Proposals for building a mae
cadam road IN the county % New Castle
and State OF Delaware, win be received
by said Highway Commissioner at his
office No. iOO9if Market street Whining
ton, Del, until ~ o'clock noon. Novem-
Der g. A. D.. 1907, for the construction OF
a road IN New Castle hundred leading
from Wilmington from point at or near
Eden Park to the town limits OF New
Castle distance OF Gi-l00 miios.
All said bids or proposals must be made
upon blank forms 20 he obtained from
said Highway Commissioner az his said
office. and must be accompanied with a
certified check FOR $500 payable to the
president OF the Levy Court Of New Cas-
tie county. or with a bond 10 the State
~ Delaware IN the sum Of $500 az surety
that ~ a proposal be accepted, contract
Will be entered into.
Plans and specifications can be seen "A
I the office of said commissioner. The right
| TO reject any or all bids Is expressly te
served.
FRANCIS a. PRICE.
/ New Castle County State Highway Com
J missioner. els 90 O. e6-aq-n2
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m2-sn

gold and silver. broken iewelry. ~. HAHS
RIS. 1s6 Market St jS-lE
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Public Building Committee OF city
Council until Thursday, October 2fth.
Public Comfort In the City Hail Plans
and specifications may be seen In the
city Clerks office. All proposals must
be addressed TO the Public Building Com
mittee. and marked Public Comfort
An bids must be deposited In the box
provided for the purpose IN the Council
Chamber before the time above mem
Toned. HOMER c. SIMMONS.
ol7-Gt Chairman Public Building Com
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PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 TO IA
days or money refunded 50c.'
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FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILE. big bargain. latest
model De Luxe 1907 Welch seven-passa en- :
ger i-cylinder Cd D.. p, touring car; speedl
lest car in wilmington, top. sppedomcter
and AN extras, only run 1000 miles. own
er's health causes selling. ON exhibition
and demonstration. Delaware Auto Car
age. Eleventh and West. olS-2t
FOR SALE-Rambicr auto at a bar
gain. Reason for selling, going West Ap-
ply 2i33 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
4527A. seS-tf
FOR SALE-Grocerv stock and fixtures.
with good business immediate possession.
Office. ol9-4t
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

.WANTED-A good cook and waitress,
white preferred. Reference required. APP
ply TO Mrs. B. II. Luke 1908 Gilpin Ave.
olS-3t
WANTrD-girls to learn ladies' tailor
ing must know sewing. Apply b0i West
Second st. olo-ss
wANTED-woman cooks. 1918 Wilson
ST. ol'--1
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pTRLIC sALE On COWs.
AZ my farm. M, cuba, Del.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1907.
40 head OF fresh cows and close spring.
ers from Adams Co, Pa. 10 head Of Hol-
stein bulls. nice Durham bulls a lot Of
counterfeit cows. VIII sell for the high
dollar I VIII positively take no cows
back-that is my conditions 60 DAYS
credit interest added Dinner al f1
O'Clock JOHN Il. O'NEAL
Ellis Hicks Clerk oi9-it
PUBLIC SALE-William II. Casey vii
sell az HIS farm near the Brick Church
kennett turnpike, Christana hundred az
/ o'clock on MONDAY OCTOBER gi
three horses. nine cows and hefers hogs
wagon, family carriage harness and
trucking tools. Terms Will be cash.
ol5-i6-l7-1s-19
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NnrIrr
PUBLIC SALES.

PuBIIC SALE OF FURNITURE.
WIN hc sold at Public Sale. at 3l3 King
ST. on TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1907. at
. O'Clock a. m bed room suites, iron bed
mattresses and beddings. ch1irs rockers
fine OH paintings and other pictures; desk
clocks and bric-a- -brac. carpets and mat
tings piano in fine order; dishes. cook
ing utensils aud lot OF other articles.
MISS LILY TAYLOR.
Stidham and Son. Auc
Established 1900 oiG-1s-t9-2i
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CUT RAIES TO EUROPE

W is your chance to 60 abroad.
.bsent rates may not last long.
insult
I,HN CRAIG, 1913 Market St.
sieamsh 0 Tickets and Foreign Drafts
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"a desirable route 90 jamestown Ex-
fion. Accommodation and cuisine tho
Is Send for tour book.
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p CORA. Agt., o. +. LUCAS, Agt,
.altlrnere Ma. philadelphia, Pa.
~. y. TURNER. Pass, praf. Mgrs
/, General affices: Baltimore.
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REAL EsTATE FoRasALE

.f0h sALE-A small farm OF 20 acres.
"A Atpiy 10 Lhomas s. Marshall. Mt cuba
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leen Of Summer Trips
.lschants & Miners Trans. Co.
c4aanoehin Lines.

GL@G lti1itR --ff'~
PHILADELPHIA TO BOSTON
lTrMORE no BOSTON AND
.IsovTDENcE VIA NORFOLK AND
NEWPORT NEWS.
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HI 80 HAl.E.
/ will sell al the Washington House
Newark. Del.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1907. at / o'clock
sharp, 40 head OF Cows, fresh and close
springers; stock bulls. Among the lot
are some fine Gueruseys. Ho.stelns and
Durhams. Some extra heavy mixers. 50
days credit with approved endorser. II
rainy. viii sell in dry.
CALVIN McCALLISrER
Stidham & Son, Auc.
Established 1860 ol9-2l-23
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MUSIC
SHERIFF's SALES.

sHERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levar Facias TO me directed,
VIII be exposed to Public Sale. at the
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the ~
Of Wilmington, New Castle county Dell
aware.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms on second floor. aog
West Eleventh 81. sgi-eod-tf
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THE 3isT DAY OF OCTOBER 1907
AT 10 O'Clock, q. m.,
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1907.
At / O'Clock, sharp. 40 head of fresh
COWS and close springers Also 5 stock
bulls.
GEO. s. BIGGER.
Stidham and son. Auc oll-4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Personals and Briefs.

The four children OF Councilman w.
ID. Ferguson. who have been quite
sick, are much improved.
Mr.. b. NJ. Robertson, of No. l423
Porter Street who has been SICK IN
his home for the past week, Is aplo 70
be out.
Miss Lena Mann, who has been visit
ing friends in Richmond and Manches-
ter, returned yesterday to her nome III
MatoaCa,
ford Memorial Baptist Church, swans
boro, viii give a pie party In the nome
OF Mrs Henry Gibbs. Thirty second an.
HUI Streets Thursday night.
Mrs II 8 Smitner. who has been
living with her son, Mr.. r. M, Smither,
of No lOl Vest Twelfth Street. Is
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critically III In the Retreat Tor tho

critically III In the Retreat for tho
The ladies' of the Presbyterian Church
Will give Valentine tea In the lee
18th. Refreshments VIII be served
and n special program Will be render
ed There will be a silver Offering at
the door
A box party will be given by tho
Juvenile Aid Society of Cowardin AY>-
nue. Christian Church Thursday night
at the residence OF Mrs c. o. Wood
ward, No. liz Cowardin Avenue.
Fletcher Jackson, colored, OF No. 2Oo0
Decatur Street. was a passenger in one
of the street cars that collided at Ninth
and Main Streets Monday. and is seri-
.ously hurt. He is suffering from IN
jurles TO his head
Mrs s. c. Nunnally continues quite
i'll at her home in Swansboro.
Mrs C. A. Raines Is able to be up.
after having been III with an attack
OF the grip for three weeks
Mrs Walter B. Taylor, who has been
confined to her home in Swansboro on
account of the grip, Is reported 10 be
somewhat improved.
Mr.. James Raines, of Swansboro, con
tinues quite i'll with the grip, and il
confined TO the house.
Mrs Rosa B. Scott. who is sick at
her home in Swansboro, is improving
slowly.
Mr.. Thomas F. Martin and Miss Adj
die IT. Jackson. both of this city, were
married Monday night at $3.50 O'Clock
in Petersburg at the residence OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Mary Stephens. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
c. " Richards. OF Petersburg. largs
party of relatives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin went to Petersburg &c
| be present at the wedding.
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case for the board. and will open and
conclude and Colonel Lawless VIII
have an equal amount OF time In which
to speak for his client.
Property Transfers.

: Richmond-Bryan and Leake, spc-
cial commissioners, to Patrick =. an; anu
of Tenth Street. No. 4o4 north; and
90 Ia feet on west limo OF Tenth
Street, 131 L. feet north of Marshall
e. L. Gates to Llttleton Fitzgerald
II "a feet on cas-. line OF Lester street
No s7l6, IS.
Henry $; wallerssein an, and Wife .o, to
$500.
w and Rosa Young. q feet on south
line OF @ street. 12 feet east OF Thirty
Louis j. schnellenbcrg to Katie
sohneilenberg. 80 feet on north , NM
of ,rwenty-f fourth Street, consideration,
love and affection.
Winfield Scott and wife 70 city or
Richmond. same as reported from o ae:,
rico Circuit Court November 30, 1905.
Mathew Gilmour TO same. same as
reported from aenrico Circuit Court
Goold. Winfield s.. Percy s., Gambia
S. and Virginia S. uoyt and Geraldine
s. Kane's executor and trustee. same
rs reported from Hcnrico CIRCUIT COURT
November 30. 1906
W, J. Ready and w. A. Chesterulat
and wives 10 Edwin l.. Goodman. 40 %
nue.. S. IS feet west OF Cedar street.
subject to deed of trust for Ss'4eVs SIo.
Henrlco-Thomas J. Cumhea and wire
| to William J. Froman, 8 acres. adtoin,
| ing the lands OF \. ID. Teske and
James G. schermerhorn and wife to
| William C. Schermerhorn. lD2 IL acres
on Chickahominy River. s5.
| Same to e. c. Snead. 40 Id acres
adjoining the lands of j. u. Broaddus
! and others. IS.
| Same TO John A. Schermerhorn. 80 .
acres on Chickahominy River and 81
/ acres adjoining the lands of j. j..
| Same to Il. A. Kelley. As l.3 acres
on the Chickahominy River. 50.
| T. A. Lamb and wife to Frank l..
/ Costenbader. lot No. - in block No. o,
plan of Brooklard Park. $3.50
| u. S. Read and wife TO tricda Mon
roc, lots Nos. 9 and IL in block q, sec :
| ton g plan OF Highland springs, WV.
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SPECIAL SESSION
OF CONFERENCE
One May Be Called for Purpose
Of Choosing More Methodist
Bishops.

dispatches received in Richmond from
Memphis Tenn, a day or two ago; speak
ing Of q movement among leading Metli-
odist ministers and laymcn looking TO
the election of additional bishops mas
been considerably discussed in Methodist
circles in Richmond.
Since the last conference, two bishops
have died Bishop Tygart and Blshop
Smith. Bishop Duncan is reported to be
failing. and Bishop Galloway, Bishop
Kew. and Bishop Morrison are known 10
be either intirm or advanced IN years.
1t was explained to a reporter last night
that bishops of the Methodist Church are
elected by the general conference, winch
ordinarily meets only once in four years,
and which held its last session In May
1906 The general conference may De
called at any time, however. by ma
I iority of the bishops on thirty days no
tice. aud the college of bishops Will meet
In March to consider the adVisabiilty OF
holding an extra meeting OF the general
conference. to fill the vacancies IN tne
blshoprics.
Methodist ministers OF Richmond who
were seen last night could not express
any opinion as to who would propaDls
he considered for the positions IN the
event an election is ordered. From othel
sources it is learned, however thai
amonp. the names that have been men
| toned are the following:
| Rev. DIR. w. j. Young, of Richmond
! Rev. w. Il. Murray and Rev. Nj. r. III
| Rose. Of Mississppi: Rev c. hligo, g
| North Carolina; Rev. Collins Denny, Q
! baltimore and Rev James Mccoy, 9
] Alabama
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

Preparations will begin at. once for,
the entertainment, which Will be held
from May Goth to June LIST.
The committee. together with the
board of governors. will hold mees-
ing some time soon. at which arrange
ments Will be made to enlist the SCI
vices of tho ladies. and to make the
affair success from a financial and
social point of view.
Mr.. Baugh Passes Away.
Mr.. Robert S. Baugh. son of Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Baugh, of No. 81 East
Ninth Street. died in Williamsburg yes
terday morning at o'clock. He was
in his thirty fifth year, was member
OF the Fifth Street Church, and was
unmarried
The body was brought to the home
last night at o'clock. The funeral
will take place from the church this
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. j. X Jolire
will conduct the services The inter
ment will be made in Maury Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rebecca u
Hawks. who died at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Victoria Godsey, OF
No. 4O6 West Eleventh Street. Monday
night at 1890 o'clock, Will take place
this afternoon at 8 O'Clock from Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church. The IN
terment viii be made in Maury Gene
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poorest sections of the South, has be-
come one of the most prosperous. In
the banks of single village. Lake
Charles, more than a thousand farmers
are depositors. and n number of them
arc men of wealth. Through the same
agency Iowa has been converted from
q whcat-raising to catte-GroWihs
State: and tho incomc-producins power oi
its people has been increased to such an
extent that they are among the thrifuest
peoplo in the world, tho average annual
earnings of each farm worker being Sl,lW.
Surprising accounts might also be given
of what the department is doing through
,bo Introduction of new crops, as, lot
example, Durum wheat. kaffir corn
japanese rice and others whereby large
Increment has been brought to the protlt
of farming The work in Virginia VIII pc
gin at once 1t is to be carried on IN
connection with the United States De
partment Of Agriculture, and under the
,,ersonal direction of Mr.. 7. o. Sandy, or
Burkcvile Va.
Mr. Sandy will open up a system or
demonstration farms, or feds-for the
present year not more than twenty-and
these within twenty-five or thirty miles
of Burkevllc along the railroads crossing
n. that place. If he should find time TO go
beyond these limits one or two fields may
bs opened between Richmond and Louisa.
The work VIII be based upon con-
tract between Mr.. Sandy and each farmer
who enters into the scheme. the farmer
binding himself to carry out faithfully
and exactly the directions of the demon
strator in all particulars relative to pre-
paration OF soil, planting the crop. use
OF fertilizers. tillage, etc; and Mr.. Sandy
,,i,,t,,r, ,nc+r,,c+ion and supervision free.
Seed corn will also be furnished to
the farmer without COST but he will
be expected himself to provide grass
seed The farmer gets all the crop; he
pays nothing for the instruction and
help of the demonstration.
The association is most fortunate in
its agent Mr. SANDY was for several
years student of the Polytechnic In
| stitute at Biacksburg. About sever
years ago he inaugurated, on poor
| farm near Burkeville. a system of farm
! ing which he has made uncommonly
| profitable. At that time he had no land
| that was producing more than five OF
| six bushels of corn per acre. Last year
| he made an average of seventy five
| bushels, and this year he is aiming Will
| confidence at a hundred. His success
| with grass has been no less striking
| Last week / saw there, bluegrass 500
| and Holstein cattle that would do credi
| TO Fauquier or Loudoun, and last sum
] rner at the first cutting, he got fou,
\ tons OF hay to the acre. and one and ;
/ half tons at the second cutting.
| Mr.. Sandy's mission Is the extension
! of methods and results like thes
| throughout the State. AS the harbinge
| of better times for farmers, let hin
| have fair chance everywhere.
ROBERT FRAZER
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sEABOARD TO-DAY.
Corporation Commission Wi
Resume Rate Hearing.

The state Corporation Commission will
resume tin two-cent passenger rate in
quiry at II o'clock this morning, and
the Seaboard Air Line will be the road
whose witnesses VIII he heard.
The first will be Mr.. 7. w. Roby, comp
troller OF the road. and the case Will
be conducted by Colonel Z. Randolph
Williams for the company and Attorney
General Anderson for the State.
II is likely that the hearing will run
far into next week.
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F FOSTERS FATE
TO BE SETTLED.
Board Meets Here To-Day to
Hear Argument, But Members
Gather Slowly.
MEETING CALLED FOR NOON
VIII Reaffirm Former Action.
NJ.IA.. NJ. I,...lf.. -.
MEETING CALLED FOR NOON
VIII Reaffirm Former Action,
Matter May Finally Get Into
the Courts.

Owing to the fact that 1t was known
to the other members OF the General
Board of State Hospitals that Mr.. S. II.
Hansbrough, of Winchester, could not
make convenient railroad connections
and get here before noon day, only
two of those who Will sit In final judg-
ment on the case of DR.. L. s. Foster,
of the Eastern state Hospital. had ar
rived in this city up to last night.
They were Colonel r. s. Turk, of
Stanton, and Judge James l.. Tredway
of Chatham. and II their votes alone had
to ultimately determine the controversy
there would be hopeless deadlock, for
they are az far apart as the poles.
Colonel Turk is what might be termed
a pro-Foster man. while Judge Tired
way holds to the opinion OF the majority
OF the board, that the superintendent
should be removed from office.
They are both registered at tthe Rich
mond. and will be joined by their col
leagues this morning, when conference
will be held prior to going to the Capt.
toll for the purpose of hearing argument
by counsel.
Start in Afternoon.
The case will hardly get well under
way until some time this afternoon
though 1t is the purpose of the board to
get down to business as soon after l.
o'clock as possible
Most Of the board members will ~
rive on morning trains. Dr. Foster and
his counsel, Colonel Joseph Il. Lawless
will come up on the Chesapeake and
Ohio, and Hon. George c. Bland, q
member of the board, and Mr.. a.. y
Cole. the Williamsburg resident member
and Colonel l.. w. Inne, Jr,. State
Hospital Commissioner will probably ar
| rive by the same train.
Mr., Strnus is already in the city, ane
| Mr.. Gilliam,Sof Petersburg: DR.. Wright
! of Empora, and Mr.. Bohannon, OF Luray
| viii come over this morning The three
Southwest observation-disclosures. Osborne
| Morgan and Taliaferro-wll come ovel
| tho Norfolk and. Western, and will ~
| rive by the same train,
| Possible to Get Them.
| Itis probabletthat by holding q nigh
session. tho board may be able to hea
Aiallithe argument, and finally determin
\ the matter in one day. but 1t may pos
!, siblv 20 over, consume part or an
Iiother.s M - q,
Hon Eppa .Hunton, Jrp will argue tn