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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-05-21

Spectacle Frames.
Thomas Smiley.
II In Need Of Suit.
Court Balls.
Bankruptcy Notice.
Town OF Paris Notice.
Notice to Water Takers.
Notice to Water Takers and Plumbers.
Money. Making Farms.
Probate Notices.
Notice OF Appointment
Annual Meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-05-21
North Paris.

Mrs. Rosetta Ryerson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. T. Hollis.
Marcellus Littlehale is stopping at his
brothers..
Mrs. Nora Briggs and little daughter
Mildred, who have been visiting her
brothers, A. D. Littlehale's family, have
gone to Buxton.
Carl Durham has moved to West
Sumner.
James Ripley Ia having q serious time
with sore on his hand.
Ben Lowe and family visited at his
fathers over Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-05-21
Coming Events.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

June 4.-Oxtord Pomona Grange, North Buck
field
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-05-21

Harry Lane is to move away. William
Whitman has bought the farm.
Geo. Curtis and his wife's father, Mr..
Hartman, are reported to have bought
Mr.. Tyler's farm.
Mr.. Parker and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Abbott, last week.
@. B. Stevens' family were visited by
friends from Harrison recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-05-21

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
MARCH TERM, BEFORE GRAND JURY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
NEGRO
IN MARYLAND

cRIsF1ELD, MD, July os.-James
Reed, {colored, was lynched here to- day.
Little more than dozen hours before
lle had crept up Behind John Fl. Daugh-
erty, a policeman, ana fired bullet into
the atter's BRAIN Daugherty died in
stently.t
Saturday night Daugerty arrested on
~ warrant a negro named Hillery Jones,
companion of Reeds, and WAS taking
him to. jail. Reed borrowed a revolver,
and catching up with his friend and
the Officer, f1red the fatal shot The
two negroes fed, Reed taking a bicycle
he found near By. Pursued. he fled to
a small sallboet. In which he headed
for Tangier$ sound, with the hope, 1t
Is presumed, OF reaching Virginia.
Early to-day he WAS bscglmed IN
the aound, however, and pursuers,
learning that he was ahoat, followed
him In poWerboats. One OF these. on
which We're Captain John Shelton and
q number OF armed men, oyerhauled
REED about 3 o'clock this morning.
The negro made a full confession II
y When, thn boat bearing the negro
reached thu dock, Reed was knocked
senseless bysisa blow. and tile croWd
beat and !. kicked him to- death His
body was then strung to telegraph
pole and left dangling. 4, {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
100000 FIRE
IN MEMPHIS
Fireman Killed and Two
Others Injured During
Conflagration.

MEM PHls TENN. July 2s.-Fire
early to-day, originating on the
eleventh floor OF the Memphis Cold
Storage Company's building, which was
In the course Of erection, caused one
firemans death, the injury Of two
Others and destroyed property worth
$500. 900. .sf
Joseph Hickey a fireman. was killed
by falling from ladder, while Lieu
tenant John Curry and Pipeman Will
liam Kelley. were injured by falling
walls, sy55g.s
Buildings destroyed: Tha Oliver
Finne Grocery Con1pany's building,
seven stories;1 Bchr-Cole Grocery Com
pa,1y, Memphis Paper Company, Mem
pitts Cold Storage Plant: Chism Bros.
Wholesale grocery, the Green House, g
smallthotel and an unoccupied build
sing were damaged by fire and water
The insurance probably will amour!
to three-fourths OF the loss. The burn
ed buildings were in South Front
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
ACTRESS CUTS HER
THROAT AT NIORGUE
Copy Of Eugene Fields's Poem,
"Tlle Blues, in Her
st5. Room.

PITTsBURG, july 2s.-Ellen Bailey
Trowbridge, an actress. after visiting
the county morgue, viewing quietly
ali the bodies there and admiring the
marble walls and cases for tho dead,
went to room, In the American
House and ended her life by cutting
her throat. Tonight her body occu-
pies one Of the cases In tho morgue.
Her effects consisted OF one cent
a newspaper clipping Of Eugene
Tields's poem. 1.-THE Blues, and two
baggage checks and some keys,
She was SO poor that she marked a
letter TO frlend.C Q. y.
The woman was member OF the
Peoples Stock Company, which has
been playing IN suburban towns. a
letter from Its manager notified hei
that her services would not he wanted
next season. The woman came tc
Pittsburg from Butler, where she
created a scene lin the Hotel Waverly
and was turned over TO the county
commissioners, who sent her,to Pits.
burg, 35 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
FOURTEEN KILLED IN
FALLING HOUSE
Twenty Others Injured By
Crunbling Walls Of New
York Tenement.

NEW oRK,i July s2s.--.An explosion,
by fire, shattered an East
Side tenement tonight. and with the
crumbling walls IA persons went down
to death, While twice rs many were
probably fatally injured. The horror
was a repetition Of the periodical blaze
that sweeps through the densely pop-
1ulated foreign section OF the city, and
is almost invariably attended with
panic and death. The wrecked build
ing tonight WAS ut No. 222 Christie
Street. where a siX-story tenement rose
above the grocery, store basement. An
explosion as yet unaccnunted for tore
out the front Of the building. and the
fire that followed caught the twenty
families, numbering about 400 persons,
While most. OF them We're sound asleep.
Not until the ashes have cooled VIII
H. he possible to recover the bones OF
tho dead Of,the injured, many Jumped
from the windows; others were caught
By falling timbers Many, half-suffo-
ca ted by smoke, were dragged from the
Railways, while others received their
wounds during the panic and mad light
among each other for an exit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
FIRE RAGING IN
HAM|IT0N'S HOLD
Passengers on Old Dominion
Liner Did Know Of
Danger.
FIRE BOATS MEET STEAMER
Passengers All Landed Before
Hatch is Opened and Fire
Extinguished.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-With fire.
OF unknown proportions burning ",
her hold, the Hamilton one OF the
crnck steamers OF the Old Dominion
Line raced up the bay tonight, while
two flrehoats, ready for action, kept
abreast OF her. Lining the rails OF
tho steamer, $50 passengers. ignorant
OF the true situation, shouted encour-
agement to the putting tugs. which
appeared bent on overhaullng the
lar ger steamer. Meanwhile Captain
Boa2 and his officers went coolly about
their duties. exhibiting no anxiety,
whatever their real feelings may have
been.
Not until they were safely ashore
did others than the crew know that
anything unusual had occurred. ~ hnr
dock, the steamers matches were rc-
moved, steam turned into hold No. 2,
and fire that Mad started Ina quantity
OF rosin which, with cottonaand to-
bncco, made up the cargo In the hold.
was soon extinguished The loss was
not great. 1t was Just as the ship star
boarded her wheel to swing round the
Scotland Lightship that the faint eX-
plosion Of thermostat set linking a
warning bell In the engine-room and
the officers knew that tho temperature
In hold No. 2 had risen to the danger
point. Promptly the matches were bat
tered down. heavy tarpaulins thrown
over the matches to keep. out the air
and wireless message sent to the
company'sf Office here asking for as
sistance.
Fircbonts to Rescue.
Five minutes after the automatic
signal had done It's work the f1reboats
were rushing down to meet the steam
er. and swung along as the Hamilton
entered swash Channel. Captain and
crew had an anxious hour before theil
steamer locked at the foot or Beach
Street. So soon as the passengers
were ashore the matches We're removed
and an investigation made. The fire
was found TO be confined to the one
hold Into this hold steam had beer
forced from the moment the blaze de
veloped. and the fire had been lerl
from spreading. At the dock the com
partment was filled with steam unit
the fire was eNtinguished, The steamer
Hamilton came from Norfolk and New,
port News, and had on board man,
passengers from the Jamestown EXPO
sition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
SOCIETY WON EN-
A e PRIZE FIGHTS
Especial to The rimes-D,spatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.]
AUSTIN. TEXAS. July 25.-1t was
Just learned to-day that two prize
fights were pulled of at Camp Mabry
last Friday night while the State mill
tary encampment was In progress. and
that they We're witnessed by a NUM-
Dor Of women OF Austin ana other
parts OF the state who are ~rominent
In soei.ty and church circles. Both
fights resulted in knockoutss The tprin-
.cipals were enlisted men. III the first
tight the knockout occurred in the
fourth round, and in the second light
1t took place in the. sixth round. The
women present were guests of army
officers. The penalty under the State
law Is severe against prize-fighters
and the promoters OF such events. Ar
rests are likely to follow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Rachel Henry.

Mrs. Rachel Henry died at the Re y n
treat for the Sick yesterday morning
at 1870 O'clock. She rs survived D BY
four children. and by three brothers.
Messrs VILLAIN NJ. Adolph and Henry
Asher. s3sss
The funeral Will Ike place thi S afss3
ternoon at a o'clock from Bliley's 4 par
Tors, and the interrnen t. will be mad III,
in the Hebrew Genet cry. a
ls Rr; dward r EsanS,n
PRoFFlT, VA, = uly 2s.--D :, .ldward
lneyhough and Thomas Birckhead, uleds
a a. his pne. IA MorS YIN, t., s
county. Vain 1920. graduated Il, nlsd
lcine from the University % Pennsyl--s
xania {. In 1st3, and married Corneliag
county. Va, in ls46. He Is survived
BY two sons, Thomas and Robert
girekhc 2, and r six daughters,-sliliard
head. and Mrs. Charles r. Garth
He was a member of the Medlcal4
Society OF Yirslpia, and .practiced med
the tins. Of his death. lie was believe Il
to be the oldest graduate OF the Uni
lversity Of pennsylvania. He vast
member Of Buck Mountain z piseopal5
The remains Will be Inferred in the
family b BY yw,1,gTs n e. Monday
/ NvIlAtuut a. uEhysl4E
Special to The Times Dispatch.l3s a
GLEN ALLEN, VA. July 2s.---Arrs
William A, Gray Of Bontay, Hanover
county, died last night at $3.50 #o'clocE
| Or. ". p. Broaddus Of this place. Tls
LEAVES a widow, two daughters ana
three sons The burial will take place
| to- morrow afternoon. ss \ 55S
i Ishnm Stone.
Especial to The Times y ispa tch.l .5ss
11sham Stone. an old ana respected Gift
zen OF this city, died 8, n \, the ,homa OF
near Lumherton Cotton Mills. last
j TUESDAY about noon. Mr.. Stone was
;|seventy- eli ht years old. and Haryed his
sIcountrya faithfully during the s Civn
War. The burial took place Yesterday
4 afternoon. and was conducted Witls
\ Masonic honors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
e., :, e I Am ,na q the CLUBS.
McGrsw in Fight.

CINCINNATI. o., July 2s.--New ork
lost two games to Cincinnati. Mcu m
esmRe3Iea 70 Wb ree, reeved him.
was hit even harder.
The second game, which was Limited
to seven innings BY agreement, vas
won by Cincinnati on two triples ana ar,
s,nss, n ne stx' Mas struek In the
face after the game by. private q,
ncer, with whom lie had an argument
during the games. Scores:
Il First game: r. = 81 T.
SsM SIS So 8
Batteries: Wein,er and schlei; Nc
.Ginnity. Wiltse and Bresnahan. Time,
1905. Umpires, Carpenter and Emslte.
Second game: T. q II - \
{ 9gaa,tiE..,,.i $685. 3 d5:-i
Batteries: Smith and Mclean; Amss.
|Bresnahan and Bowerman. TIME. lis.
Umpires Emslie and Carpenter.
Divide Double-Hender.
Sr. LOUIS, July 2s.-A double header
to day was divided between St. Louis
and Brooklyn, St. Louis winning the
frst game, ! to 9: and losing the sec
ond, 2 to s. McGlynn's pitching w T1n
the rss game y Ten seven nginp,
agreement. and not one of Brooklyn's
hits went into the outheld. Scores:
First game: r. +. ~
Brooklyn 9 9 : 9 9 9 3 9 9 g 9 9 9 g 9 20
Batteries: stricklett and Bergen; Nc
Glynn and Noonan. Time. 200. um-
pire, Rigler.
q s! s;$s5$ t..'.
Batteries; Pastorious and Ritter
Fron,me and Marshall. Time. 1923
Umpire, Rigler
| Pounded Brown.
CHICAGO, July 2s.--Isoston won to.
| day BY pounding Brown for sever
1 singles and double In the FIRST two
Innings which, with a wild pitch
scored three runs.
Score by lnnings; Z, Fl. p
Chicago ..oooaoooco-e S
J, Boston ..1e000sotoo2 --6 e13
Batteries: Brown, Taylor and Kling
4 T'laherty and Needham. Time, l:42
4 umpires, KLEIN and O'oay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
THE Y. NJ. i, IS HoNoRED.
ono of six Foremost Military school
49, nj r

y
In the Country.
WASHINGTON. July 2s--The Mar
De partmenl to. day paid q high COMMIT
ment to tho Virginia Military institute
al Lexington. Ns.n naming Ii. IN the
army orders as one Of the stN fore.
most In military training In the coun-
This compliment Is based upon re-
ports received from the various Of
ilcers of the army, who are stationed at
as professors Of military
Science and tactics.
These reports show that the students
of the followlne SIX Institutions, ar
ranged alphahet,eallN. have exhibited
the greatest aprlication and proficiency
in military training and KNOWLEDGE
during tho year.
Culver Military Acadeny, Culver. Ind.
Norwich universitv. NorthHeld, VI
PENNSYLVANIA Military conege. Ches-
-ters Pa
ST, .rnhnts school. Nenliue w.
shattuck School Fairnanlt, MINI, q
virginia Military institute. Lssing'
kan. Va Sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
FOUGHT TT OUT.
Two Negro Men Jealous Of Each

Two Negro Men Jealous Of Each
Other.
Jealous over the attentions OF each
other to a woman. William Pitts and
John Finney. colored, fought the mat
ter ont last night to finish, and
then Dr. Woodson. of the city ambu-
lance corps was called in to act as
arbiter.
The fight occurred on Fairfield
Street. Tinney drew knife and
sla shed Pitts across the throat In
nicting IA wound four and n half inches
deep. II required eight stitches by
Or. Woodson to close the wound. Fin
ney came out OF the fight with but q
few bruises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
.FAVORS KILLING
WIFE. BEATERS

c-.IcAGo, July 2s,-Judge Rlcuaro
S. Tuthill, in Circuit Court yesterday.
declared that II any. person used a
club on any man whoibeatj his wife he
would be 5nstihed, Further, the cour,
DECLARED that II the man We're ar
rested ! for assisting the woman, he
could bring habeas corpus proceedings
and no would discharge him,
He advised women whose husband
beat them 90 Kill the hrntes. The
Ing TO testimony in a suit for, divorce.
The plaintiff declared that her nus
band believed 1t TO be one of his pre-
negatives to beat his WIFE, and that !.
other men We're present they could MOI
jles n. s. s. s5, L
home in Russia. her HUSBAND still re.
Italned that right. 5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
ton to the public .Jeffries says II any
thing develops tina does not look
right. he Will declare 1t no contest.
O'tcill Cannot Row at phtlndelphin,

Halifax, n. S.. July 23.--A declslon
Association Will bar all amateurs OF
the maritime provinces from Compel
ing at the national regatta at Phila-
delphia The Canadian association has
oNeill, champion sculler oithe mari
time provinces, for this regatta, be-
cause his club, st. Mary's. Is not a
member OF the Canadian association.
AS not one club in the maritime Prov
association, boat racing here being
controlled by the Maritime Provinces
Association. similar action ia expected
in case any other oarsnien apply FOR
indorSenent A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
DEAD
I'm HIS PULPIT

|, tsNoxY1LLE, TENN, July 2s,--Rey.
w, F. Smith, a Presbyterian minister
of this county syas stricken with apo
pleNy in the pulpit OF the Presbyterian
Church, at Masonville. this morning
He was dwelling on the uncertainty
uttered these words. 1T may. be the
last time Will ever. Speak TO YOU
when he began to totter, Friends
rushed 70 tha pnlp,t an Nd. caught him.
tsi%tyrfye years old and past grand.
master OF the Masonic Grand I4odse in
lTtnnesSee, -5,t4 :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
MEMsIC EASILY SATISFIED.
Syill Get Only $1,000 Out of $4,000 1.
Bout With Cans.

" --7-l Bout WltN GHHE.
Los ANGELES. CAL, July 2S.-pre-
liminary arrangements for the worlds
tween Joe Cans and George Memsic
9QAter knows. as Jimmy Burns) have
been completed The articles of agree-
ment were signed, yesterday. and ELL
forfeits demanded by those documents
have been posted,
jim, Jeffrles will act as referee. and
w4lreceive $1,000 for his, services. The
$4,000 posted by each tlghteri is IN his
When the fighters enter the ring the
night OF August 9th two checks. oile
for $4,000 another for $4,000. will be
banded Jetfries the Gaa chez cheek for
8 the $4,000 .yemsicss share.
The men will be required to weigh III
public every day for a week before 5the
| SisSsea.zssssssa aasao. as : a ssotac:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29

Fifth Street Baptists, Colored,
to Eject Pastor TO.
Night.
Or. WlLLlNGHAM TO PREACI y
Cl1anccry Court Appoints Him
So as to End Lorg-Stand-
ing Row.

The friction which has existed ZOE
two years or more between certain 1ttlal
factions IN the Fifth Street Church.
colored may end or take q more s',9 vi t-s
lent turn tonight, when the question
OF retaining or Diminishing the present
pastor must be determined. Pastor ~
e. Edwards is not popular with oh 1s
wing OF his congregation. and III tnat
wing has sought by various means to
GUST him. The matter went to the
Chancery Court and tho attorneys en-
tdeavored to affect a compromise sput
without success. Finally, an order was
Issued by Judge Grinnan appointing
Rev. DR.. Robert ]. Willingham secr IS, \
tary OF the Foreign Mission Board ct
the Southern Baptist Convention, 70
take charge Of the meeting tonight IN
the interest OF fair play and square
election. This proceedings Is unusual
but is regarded as essential to the vel
fare OF the church. SF3ts
serve Notice on Voters.
The following notice has been posted
for the information and guidance OF the
faithful workers In the vineyard;
"To the Members Of the Fifth-
Street Baptist Church Col sl'
.rnke not,ce.-A meeting Of ali
OF the members OF the Fifth-street
Baptist Church (coIored) Ia called
for Monday night, July. 20, 1907.
mt $3.50 o'clock, to be held in the
church building. This meeting iaS
called to5ipnss on the GuestlOn 5-of l3fS
the retention or dismissnl of the
Rev. Al. e. Edwards, pastor OF said yf3
church. All who favor the retcn-8
ri tion OF the pastor will vote 'nye,''9]
and NIL opposed Will vote no. 5
s1This notice Is given in pursu-
nnce of an order OF the Chnnccry
" Court OF the city OF Richmond, en-
tered In the suit Of w. w. Fields
aud others against A. e. Edwards y
md others. All members arc urged $s
to attend and vote.
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"Clerk Of Fifth-strcet Baptist
Church (Colored)."

Many Chnrgcs ARnlnat Pastor. s15s5
* Members said yesterday that the
building would scarcely hold II the
snxious crowds attending. Various
and sundry charges have been lod ged
against the pastor, to be accepted or
discarded, according to the enmltyor
friendship held for the II divines The
bitterness spread from the amen COR
lner to the gallery and back again.,
and the congregation often remained
in the building until 2 or 3 O'clock In
tho morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
CANS VS.. NELSON.
lightweight. tn Battle Agnin for tht
NI,0rldts nj -a. ----l-

lightweight. tn Battle Agnin for the
Worlds Championship.
and Battling Nelson nnally have agreed
to fight. and they will clash at Reno,
New. on Labor Day, September I'd. a
meeting took place yesterday. and for
time It looked as though the proposed
match would fall through. the princi-
pals being unable to agree upon sew
eral points. Jim May. president OF the
Reno Athletic Club conducted the re-
lEotiations With the men, and guaran-
teed them a $4,000 purse.
Nelson's manager wanted the weight
1913 pounds ringside. with hghtine toys
on. while Cans wanted 1913 pounds ring.
side, stripped,
FINALLY Cans offered to abide by
what the revised London prize ring
rules said on the subject. and To this
Nelson'A manager aqreed It was found
the prize ring rules do. not mention
weighing Will, toys sd Cans won out
and the men will have to weigh
stripped, without toys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
REV, DAVID Il. RANISETtTO COME
TO GRACE STREET. $CHIjHCH

CHARLESTON. s. O., July 2s.--Key.
.DavidsL. Ramsey, pastor OF the Citadel
Square Bantitst Church an. Announeed 70 {,
accepted the call to tbe&Grace- Street
IBapttss Chprch.gof Richmond. Va. He
offered his resignation which was ac-
copied with deep regret.
HIS resignation Is to take effect not
Ilatar than Oat,her 1st-
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RELEAsEs ENTIRE rEAM.
Manager Lamb, Of Mount Holly. Takea
Summary Action Alter Defeat

Summary Action After Defeat.
MOUNT HOLLY, ~ j., July zs-ln
the baseball game here yesterday. the
score Of 5 to 0. in favor OF Florence,
proved the undoing OF Mount Holly
club. IS Manager Richard Lamb has
.released the team.
Ask the reason for this summary
actic1. he said: III you are. going to
have lot II men In the field to stop
balls who cannot do ANYTHING else you
Will never win any games. I4shall now
seek team of hittcrs for q. game to be
PLAYED with the Bristol club at the
latter place on SUNDAY. August alh;
III they try out satisfactnry. shall
retain them for Mount Holly. No one
In the future viii be retained on the
payroll unless he Is a hitter. and II l
can't secure such players, Will drop
out OF the game"
Hoffman. a neu shortstop. did moa.
OF the work for Mount Holly to-day.
whose players were unable to w Cline
the pitcher VIII, t-.iried for Florence 7 :.
banding his team Is disappointing to
THE fans.
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Oakley. OF Lynchburg. alen PLAYED
two-hit game. and shut Roanoke out.

The news that Jack Grim sae signed
,,sColonel" still and Kirknatrsck. noth
With interest stnl ha. been pitching
.enlendidiy In North Carolina. an, sv'r7sn
he comee hacks8.into the Virginia
Lea quo. It will be, in far hettor form
the game OF his life FIR thu rcst Eof
the season. and when hc arnAars for
tn" nrst tin,~ AGAINST Richmond. it
will be In deadly earnest ard WITTY a
determination tn w-in--to show r'rh-
r,nnd that = good man was lost when
Still WAS sent away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-29
MINISTER KILLS TWO 8
NEGROES IN THREE MONTHS

CHATTANOOGA. TENN . ulsyi ! 9 IS
Rev. S. y. Crouch, a Methodist minister,
a lumber yard, shot and killed a negro
here this afternoon. the second negro
he has killed in the last three months.
Il Crouch had arrested ne gre, s$ and
while taking him to Jail, the prisoner
attacked MIR. Crouch and attempted to
escape. Crouch shot and killed Ills
Dri son ar. 3gssS
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stnnding OF the Clubs.
Lun.berton Wins.

1H spssmfaRs 70 Ins n Jplyp
Lumberton second baseball team player
the Dillon second team at Dillon, IS. q
yesterday. The game was one OF tbs
finest that this team, has ever played
and the resultFwas g to 9, In fayor q
Lunahertons IA *
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SPORTS OF THE WEEK.
Brighton Derby to BE run on snturdn,

for Purse OF g15,00O, js..ss
NEW YORK. july oS.--The 4 present
week is almost devoid Of amateur
sporting features OF national interest.
ern doubles and singles tennis cham
pionship on the courts OF the, Onwent-
sia Club. at Lake Forest. ILL.,. being
the most important event scheduled. A
matorlt yof the athletes have broken
spell Of midsummer recreation at
they are taking part In impromptu
contests In the lines In which they
are most skilled.
The harness racing OF the National
Circuit will be held at Cleveland this
week.
This will be getaway week at
Brighton Beach: The feature event,
of $4,000. Will be run Saturday.
Peter Pan and Charles Edward, 1t is
expected. Will 90 to the post favor
ties IN the betting.
Jimmy Britt and Battling" Nelson
will come together again Wednesday
night in San Francisco in twenty
round fight