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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-10
Whites.

We had rain Saturday which will
be helpful to the turnip and potato
crops.
Some of our people took advantage
OF the fair weather last week in saving
hay.
The school association will meet
Saturday. The school will open next
Monday. Prof. Taylor, of Florence,
and others are expected to be present
We hope to have good attendance at
the opening of the school. The bulk
OF the cotton crop is gathered.
The writer has noticed something
strange about the long staple cotton
this year, though it may not be
strange to others who have had more
experience is raising that kind of
cotton. / planted small patch of
what people called long staple. and
occasionally find stalk with open
bolls on it and nothing in them but
seed, with just enough lint to hold
the seed together. Will some one tell
me through the columns of the paper
about this cotton.
wish to correct q mistake In the
Whites news of last week, where ii
said Poplar Springs people are pre-
pairing for rainy day, should have
been rally day, to be on the first Sun.
day in November. Mistakes like that
might be understood, but we would
prefer correcting them. The mistake
is generally charged against the writer
though it is not always true.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

State of Mississippi,
County Of Rankin,
Town of Pelahatchie.
This day personally appeared before me,
the undersigned authority G. T. Ross, j.
E. Thornton and j. L. Ross, incorpor-
ators Of the corporation known as the
Lockwood Lumber Company, who ac-
knowledged that they signed and executed
the above and foregoing articles of in
corporation as their act and deed, on this
the 5th day of October, 1907.
CARL STINGILY,
Notary Public.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-10
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Eastbound.
To Cincinnati, Atlanta and N. Y.--
Birmingham and Atlanta 1905 pm.
Meridian and Cincinnati----o:o am.
meridian Local. ----------8:22 pm.
WestbOund.
To Shreveport and Beyond
:" Shreveport and Beyond pm.
ViekSburg Local pm.
Shreveport Local a. m.
Fast train carries Pullman Sleeping Car
between Shreveport and Chattanooga
connecting with through Sleepers to New
York and Cincinnati. Also Dining Can.
The Shreveport and Atlanta train carries
through coaches and Sleeping Car be-
tween Shreveport and Atlanta-and Din
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For rates and detailed information, ap-
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GEO. H. SMITH, Gen. Pass. Agent,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
MAN asa BIRD

Uncle SANS weather sharp is not
prophesying fair sailing FOR that much
talked Of airehip Not that he thinks
aerial night an impossIbuty hut there
are other things involved than the
mere swimming 200 ether to make
aerial navigation chat practical and
useful thing which the enthusiasts
promise. Professor Moore told the con-
gross OF aerouauts ut their recent ses-
sion In New York that the FIRST use
OF aerial navigation will be I'm war
ana there DO will bee limited to scout
duty because the nirship viii not be-
able Co carry troops and arms. Ba-
looms have long been used in war but
they were of little service for the rea-
son that they were at times unmau-
ageable When the complete uirship
comes &c may succeed iu military rec
counoissauces where the balloon failed.
just as aerial service win bee umita1
10 "a narrow field in war; So 10 win Doe
in commerce. according 90 this author
ity The airship cannot carry freight
but can transport malls when the wind
is favorable. The uncertainty of the
wind is provcrbial. and We an know
that nothing can stand before mighty
gale uules 30 Dr. anchored. 10 is SAD g
Chat man win conquer the air when u-
has learned Co initiate the bird But
there have been no mammoth birds
discovered in the upper air. AS FOR ua7-
seuEor airships. Professor Moore says
that the number which can Doe carried
l1 the ideal airship win be So small
compared with the cost or mRintaiuins
the service as 90 Doe prohibitive Ten
persons and a speed of 3N miles d1
hour is the best record thus TAR OF
course some people would pay star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
TIIE SUNDAY TIEATEn.

a significant movement fur sa.urIu
sunday rest has been started Boo Sew
York ON the initiative OF tho Actors
Church alliance. 10 has. however "a
backing aWouE actors outside the pare
tioular Organization which i- promote
ing &c. The significance is that the
movement thus comes from within.
Generally 90 has come from without
The Sunday theatsr has been opposed
by the moral forces of society ou tho
ground OK protest inst a social
condition in which better things were
Handicapped and because those engaged
Tor our delcctation had right 90 rest
day as much as any worker. 10 is ON
this ground rather thau amy moral or
religious one that the present move
ment IS based.
Recently a New York theatrical mani
ager advocated the closing OF the SUM
day thegter on the novel ground that
the law regulating Sunday amusements
ls arbitrary and one sided DE- saws
that DE present law operates so as 90
permit shows which are menace TO
good order and suppresses others which
are uuobjcCtJnahlo If INSCRIPTIONS
managers continue 10 evade the spirit
OF the Jaw Do may De that the respect
able ueut in the business win unite
with other moral forces BOO the commu-
mites which are disturbed by sunday
shows ana stop them altogether.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
PERSONALS.

George ID. Alder will leave this eve
cnius OBJ months trip through Wyo-
ming.
Harold siegel Is m the city TODAY
from Nrrnaa where De- has valuable
mining properties Hr win return to-
night
Vs. 81 Munson. formerly with the
Nelden-Judsou Drug company iu this
city. ana now or New York. is vi~it-
ing iu this city
The 7emi-anrull conference of the
elders quorums of the Pioneer stake
viii De held Monday evening. Nov 20
at 1880 D.. M. bon enc stake hall
d. A. Prescott. rate clerk ion the
general freight offices OF the salt
Lake Route at Los Angeles Is In This
city. he rs accompanied by Mrs. Pres
coft The truth OF the matter Is they
are on their hon ymoon and as both
are pleasant young people. are being
shown "a great time They are now
ON their way home from the east and
are today seeing salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
AT Joliet Strikers and Men Wish
ing to Work Come Together
In Bloody Fight.
.REvOLvERS FREELY USED.
Attempt 90 Reduce Hour. aud To-
kuork on Two aud 40 Hair Gents
Per Hour

Joliet I.. Nov. ga lIo, occurred
today AS "a result OF strike following
au attempted wage reduction among
stone quarrymeu. STRIKERS and men
wishing tl work closhed Doc a bloody
0ght RovoNers were used but most
of Che shots were Gred in the afr TO
mfm.dau stones were thrown and
"a number of men on both sides we're
blt bat uo serious injuries are report
pd OHIO riot occurred lu the vicinity
of th, Western stone company guar
rIo4. southeast OF Joliet The wage
scale off a1 cents ln hour Tor 40 hours
o. $500. announced would ha reduced to
f1l cents au hour f0r mine hours. lu
consequence the men Boo the various
0uHuIe- have been ou stiIk. since last
Monday Today the men from the
guHrr.s Ht Lomorl lIl. went to Joliet
tu 'J.. thc places nt some uf the strlk-
,rs. and this preeiriutol the clash.
Police and deputy sHerfs Hre now
nH'rn'IIng the quarry district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
DULL DAY IN COURT

~ to the hour ~ noon to-day not One
sult had been filed in the office NJ the
clerk Of the district court. 100 MAJ rage
licese had been applied for. uUthcr had
set OF Incorporation papers been pre-
scented for record other departments OF
The county were similarly lacking In
Items of public interest. as were also the
state and city offices Ia the opinion Of
officials and newspaper men O. duller day
Tor business had not been known lon
long time if al an.
In Judge Rltchie's court a Jury was be-
ing secured iu che smeltor smoke damage
case of Barton suarr vs th ltah Con-
solidnted Mining company ana r.. ,.
Charming Jr. The jury lu Che cnse of
Torkelson versus zine rfah Light a. Rail
way company was listening 90 arguments
m that cause. ln Judge Lewis court
Judge Armstrons was engaged Doe some
minor probate matters. ana ln Judge
Mnrac's court There was nothing doing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
THE ROYAL Bon.

The king and queen of Portugal have
their birthdays on the same day.
The Duchess Vera of Wurttemburg
De- fond OF lizards. especially chame-
Icons. She has some unique speci-
mems which exhibit am intelligence
that surprises AN her friends
Princess Eitel Frederick the kaisers
daughter-ln-law. is extremely fond Of
monkeys. and az potsdam She has a
house for them containing mo- fewer
than A. The kaiser does not hesitate
to protest. Tor he considers lt fool
ish waste 0f money.
Princess Fedora OF Sleswick- Hol.
stein the Youngest sister of the Ger
man empress, has "a romantic history.
having declined an onors NJ marriage
since The tragic death of her nance
Duke Frederick OF Mcckenhurr-
Schweriu who, while u command of
"a torpedo boat. persisted Do the Baltic
with the entire crew.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
Coal Consumed in the
Manufacture of Coke

two years was also marked. tho value
Of the 1903 product being S12.l41. tq6 or
t2.2o a ton. and that of 1906 being SET
aoS.03i. or f2.52 ror ton
Tn the last three years there has
been o. steady decrease Zoo The cousumr-
ton ui coal per unit OF coke. due for
the most part to the development OF by
product manufacture. in which the Yield
of coke-that ~. Che percentage of
UHieht of the constituents of cluI trYI
i"'nuiu 1r coke after thn ufucaaa of ...-
ing Us completed---is considerably
Creator tn1ii 900 Dn. r.enlt, a..... .
table .n Nh Parkers report uivinc the
perceniae, Yield of coke from 1902 to
1905 oy states aud territories. shows
That the general average yield ls about
"a per cent. but this is believed t0 bc in
excess of the true figure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

n -----------I-- ~ ---II-l-
n iF''f I."
~ .atlhlehroante ln fhIr country is
\ ,,.,,.... $500. -. ...t.. ,,uarfi-
'''"'' "i''
fF 0f coal consumed Much 0l Che c'u
so us.1 d. ,h..-.4 li,..I. into the
$500. .........f,.
WITHOUT haflhE ''.
weighed or measured. and inr Only
method of esr.rfatrire bod. quantity Del
to def.r,,t,. ...... ,.If oil, Tho
..t
H..llei TOT fninNf "NI''
'l"'lliles on thr uirHsli ri '"al'.' ~
lo". sometimes un th. Oin''I SOU '''.a
@. 'he mine car st1uda'u. Nnlyh
apt 20 didtr WtrF'.It .i'". wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

Scventy-siN American cltfee r..l
produce more than So. 900. oo6 ,,,, sae e,
manufactured goods every year
The southern states now Furpas. %.
New ENGLAND states Ga the amon,,I ..
power employed for manufactirl,.
The middle states come FIRST ,i.
about hO0O 900 horsepower. .thc eo,,,.i
states second. with little over 06a
900. ihc southern stftes third v.,D.
o. tribe over o225OO0. WIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
TWO MINERS MURDERED.

Drh" hotiir> OF barney Griffin and
Man Named Couners Found.
9oldiH'd, NeN. 22.-The dead bodies
OFF barney Griffin and "a man named
'"n'I- employees of Fred Volmer. "a
"'H known mining man have been
found uaar Etm.ar Boz Tine silver Peak
d'..T... Tho heads were battered I'm
l""H pity with drills. and OBJ. cond.
ono" OBJ. .he bodies Indicated tHlt nh.
lm committed over % we.E aro
'". H Hf thr miners Was burned
.t .-.on buwo5 thay fad ar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

prices FOR the novelty of an aerial voN-
age. and freak line between New
York ana London might thrive until
soue new hobby put 30 out OF busi-
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

Only those who sell Mcdonald goods end his employees know
what ickler he is for the very besth chocolate must be N.
highest grade eggs they be real rcshl butter it must h.
just madeor whatever the article may behen the greatest care unit
the chocolate appears upon the market
These Of The reasons hy gainbow chocoa @ are 90
delicious
Package 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
M0NTVALE SOCIAL

TEpccial to the Tunes DiSpatch.l
MONTvALE, VA, March 9.-Mr.
Robert Hazlewood OF Danville, Is In
the village this week.
Messrs r. G. Glenn, Marvyn Carter
and Allen Payne, of this place. spent
Saturday and Sunday last in Madison,
N. c.
Mr.. Thomas Terrell, Of Roanoke,
spent Sunday last in the village.
Miss Grace Hazlewood Is visiting her
sister In Norfolk.
Mrs. o. II. Haynes. of this place, was
called to the bedside OF her grandson
Lee who IL very Ill with pneumonia
Miss Aubrey Martyr, OF James. Va.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Iona Mar
tyn. She also visited friends in Ora
ham and Bramwell last week.
Mr.. Wesley Driscoll, of West Apo
mattox, passed through the village
Saturday en- route to Roanoke.
Mrs. G.. w. Woodbridge, Of Lowry
Va. was recent guest of Mrs. j
l.. Martyr.
Mr.. John Boyle and family. of Blue.
Held w. Va. are visiting their parent:
here.
Miss Katye Boyle returned home
Saturday after an extended visit t.
her sister. Mrs. Speer, in Ironton, Ohio
| Mr.. Walter Biggs, OF Roanoke, wa
: in the village Sunday last
| Mr.. j. A. Inge visited friends in TIL
| village Sunday last
| r. G. Nave & Bros. have about com
\ pleted their work here, putting in al
underground crossing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
WYTHEvlLLE
rsneeinl TO The rlmes-pispate,,

IAnecinl to The Times pispatcb
WfTHEV1LLE, VA, March a.
Wytheville was visited last ni,ht ~.
the deepest snow of the season. aver
aging between five and six inches. The
Daughters OF tho Confectionery mat
Wednesday afternoon, with a fun at
tendance at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. S.. w. Williams
At the meeting 1t was decided to
spend the sum OF forty dollars in de-
cora.ing the graves of the confedera "a
dead in the East End Cemetery Mrs.
samuel w Williams and Miss Willie
Withers were selected to represent this
chapter In May at the jamestown Ex-
position.
Mr.. w. II. Roberts. OF Wise. was a
visitor at Villa Maria on Tuesday,
bringing with him his daughter. Maud.
that institution.
Miss May Ribble left Monday to
spend some time with her cousin, Miss
Deane. in Taunton. r. 1.
Mrs John II. Fulton, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. ]. Norment
Powell. In Johnson City. Tenn, has re-
turned. and is spending q few days at
Fort Chswell
Miss Hattie Wysor. OF Pulaski, left
on Tuesday after visit of several
days to DIR. and Mrs. J. It. Graham
Miss Bette Moore returned on Sat
urday from VISIT to her sister. Mrs
William wilkins. in Ashland, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Caldwell, OF Bris.
tol, are here for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chester Blair who
were visitors in New Orleans during
the carnival. have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Trinkle are a
home from Galveston. Tex. where the,
have been the guests Of friends 70
some weeks
Mr.. Robert Graham, of Graham
Forge. left Tuesday for New York City
Miss Bessie Goodwin. OF Los Angeles
Cal. is visiting her cousin, Miss Lewl
Ribble.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. McCavock. o
Fort Chswcll returned Saturday fror
trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
BOYKINs SOCIAL
Especial TO The Times-Di

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.J
BOYKINS, VA, March a.-Mr T. FL.
Barrett, Of Sanels, Va, was in town
recently.
Miss Ethel Bryant has been sick, but
is much better
Miss Ethel Beaton entertained the
Parsonage Society Friday night. All
who were present enjoyed the eve
ming.
Mrs. w. II. Britt left on Friday to
spend few days with her mother,
Mrs NJ Stephenson. from Pendleton,
n. c.
Mr.. r. p Weston is very sick.
Miss Gertrude r. sebrell is visiting
Mrs. b. Howard, of Newsoms, Va.
Mrs. T. r. Barrett. baby. and Master
Elliott Nicholson, from Murfreesboro
N. c., visited the family Of Mr.. w. t.
Stephenson last week.
Mr. r. Fl. Powell left on Tuesday
to join his wife, who is visiting rela-
tives in South Boston. Va.
| Miss Lillian Andrews has returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
A GIRL FULL
Of NEEDLES
Fifty Of Them Extracted at Hos
pital-she Wants the Rest
to Stay.

NEW YORK. March with nee
dies scattered all over her body Miss
Mollie DRESSER, twenty two years old,
insisted at Bellevue Hospital to-day
that there was nothing the matter with
her and declared she wanted to leave
the institution.
Physicians at the hospital, however,
are determined to extract tho needles
and they say thes will perform the
operation. even though IL is necessary
to have her declared mentally deranged
in order to get official permission.
| Miss Dressler was taken to Fordham
| Hospital last September. AC that time
| she said she had swallowed a package
! containing 100 needles. Fifty of these
| were extracted and then she was sent
| to Bellevue. An x-ray examination
there showed that there We're needles
| in her fingers and toes, her ears and
/, throat and near her heart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Abingdon Social.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ABINGDON, VA, March 9.--Mr. MIN
ter Jackson left Monday for North
Carolina, after few days visit to MS
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Summers left
Thursday for jackson and Tupclo, MISS
MIR. Preston Campbell returned THIS
week from washington and Richmond.
Mr.. Frank Whiting, of Philadelphia,
was in town the first OF the week with
his brother, MIR. w. y. Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Carson and Dr..
Hamilton are back from weeks trip
to Baltimore.
Miss McCuc. Of Bristol, was the guest
for q few DAYS this week Of Mrs. Tins
10y.
Mrs. Frank Finday, Jr., Of 1nglcside,
w. Va, Is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
Findlay.
Mrs. THOMAS Russell, of Bristol, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
derGleeve.
Miss Edna Hunt after Visit to the
Misses Hunt at the institute, left FRI
day for her home at Chatham, Va
Mrs. Wyndham White, who has been
the guest at tho home of Captein James
l.. White, has returned to her home In
Bristol
1t will be OF interest to tho friends
of Mr.. Arthur G. Jones to know he has
moved from Charlottesville to Gastonia
NJ c.. where he will open a law office
Mr.. Jones is one of the most popula,
young men who have left Abingdon.
Miss Lay Is giving a series of tea,
at Stonewall jackson Institute. Tn,
first ono was given Monday Afternoon
In honor Of Mrs. Farquhar, LASS Far.
qh1iar and Miss Forrest, of Halifax
Nova Scotia. Tho color scheme wa.
crimson. Tho ladies' present were
Mcsdames i. p. rrigg, Aston, Kirby
Brady, Penn, Misses Hunt. Leila. Man
ME Byrd and Margaret Trigg, Glider
sleeve, Brady, Vivian Aston, Madge
Posie, Sadie and Elise White, Jani
Penn and the members of tho institut
faculty. She followed this with a still
larger one Saturday afternoon, at who
number OF her friends were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
BOWLING GREEN
fspecial TO The Times. Dispatch.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, March o.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton, OF Washington. has
been visiting at Dr.. Robert r. Glass
sells this week.
Mrs. Joie Haines has returned after
visit Of several weeks to Baltimore
and Washington.
Mr.. Norman McAIanaway, who has
been living in Richmond for some time
but who has been sick at his home
here for several weeks, is now out
again.
Infantry Sergeant R. NJ. Travis. OF
the United States Army, is spending
several days at the Laun Hotel. after
which he will go to his home. in Ten
nessee and spend several months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
NEW KENT
fspccia1 to The T,mes-pIspatcl

Especial 70 Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.1
NEW KENT C. H.. VA, March o..
The postmaster of this Office has been
turned out and Mrs. Mamie Harris has
been appointed. The office will be at
her home.
March IA, 1907. is the day of court,
and an interesting time is expected.
Last Monday was the day. for the
meeting of the board of supervisors.
Mr.. G. M. Pnmfrey was made superin-
tendent Of the roads. He qualified be-
fore the clerk last Thursday Quite a
number of poor people were given help
by the board.
The weather continues to be very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

from visit to friends in Norfolk.
Va.
Miss Louise Dennis. from Ports
mouth. Va. Is visiting Miss Susie Hill,
near town
Mr.. Timby, the photographer OF
Franklin, was In town taking pictures
Of some of the prominent buildings.
Miss Ida Stephenson left to-day for
Richmond to purchase her spring
millinery.
Mrs. w. W. white entertained the
womans Missionary Society OF the
Baptist Church very delightfully."- on
Monday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

bad In this section. There has been
snow twice this week.
Miss Irene Harris, of Richmond, who
has been on u visit to her sister, ex-
poets to return home this week.
Mr.. j. w. Eanes, of Oak, New Kent
county, Is very i'll with pneumonia.
There Is q great deal OF sickness
around this section, such as grip,
measles and pneumonia.