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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
MEMS Public Meeting.

All ARA cgements have been made for
the mems public meeting at the First
Baptist Church, under tbs auspices OF
the Mems League, on Monday eve:i 9
next. Major R chard Sylvester. OF
Washington, vii speak, bis subj ct
being "The Study Of Men From My
Point OF View" The mems choir OF
the league will render several selections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
For New School House.

At the suggestion Of come OF the
teachers Of the public schools a number
of pupils of Lee School are circulating
petitions among the citizens requesting
them to ask the City Council or tie
School Board to secure another building
for Lee School-white girls. The petit
tions state that Peabody building Is not
snittd for a school binding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
The Market.

The market this morning showed no
noticeable change from that Of last Sat
urdsy. An average nRnber Of country
people and buyers wss present. There
wss slight increase in the offerings OF
green stu1, especially ksle, Whlch vas
lowerin price. Eggs we're firmer at IL
a 90 cents & dozen, aud butter still sold
at 30a35 cents pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Pool Contest.

A pool tournament will begin Monday
night at the Young Mems 6odslity Ly'
ceSm for the championship Of tie or
ganizalion. As there are q number 81
good plsyez among the membsr, The
contest promigee to be Interesting. The
tournament will lsat one week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
PronertY Sales

Mr.. J. D Normoyle h's sold for Miss
Kate Mc0ahey to Harry T. White lot
on the south side Of Pendleton street,
between Patrick and Henry; also for
Mrs. Annie Il. Williams to Getrge Viii"
liams a house and lot at the southeast
corner OF Pitt aud Pendleton streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Fuchre Party,

Mr.. ]. N. Hill entertained a number Of his
friends at q euchre party ut his residence lest
niebt. The affair was enjoyable throngout.
ne prizes were won By Mrs. Samuel Bend
heiui, Mrs, F. N. Hill, Miss Ella HUI Mr.
p. N. Xii. Nj, Edward shinn and Mr.. JAZZ
d -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13

For Casarrk, let me send you free, iust to
prove Iserit. Trial size Box Of Or. shoop'a
Cstarrsh Renedy. Il 10 o sDow white.
creamy, healing, aDtisert!c balm that gives
instant relief To Cslsrrb OF The Dose and
thoai. Make the free ter; sud SEE. Address
Or. shoop, Racine. Wis. l.ree Jars % cents.
soli by {. y. Lesdheater d sons. drvzgtsts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
The Weather,

The weather was cold again !ast night
with rain and brl.k winds ct times. The
temperature was about 45o at o'clock this
morning with indi' atiors OF falling weather.
About noon, however, the heavens became
po rtly dear with crisp northwesterly wind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Weather Probabilities.

Tor this section snow furries this after
noon, partly cloudy AMI colder tonight wltn
minimum temperature about ireezlng' oah'
day fair and continued cold; fresh nortn'
westerly winds.
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LOST.

[--~--o-y-0~,-1 -
DEWARD.- - \ suit1ble reward will be paid
IL for the return Of blown and white
eHFPHERD DOC. answering t. the name
Of "Reb." W. T. WILKINS, 200 Cameron
street. aprl 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
Local Matters.


snn riass tomorrow at $40 9. N. and sets
o. c:37 .. IN. High water at 9.O2 p ~. sna
9.S2 D. u,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
The Ashton Pharmacy,
1920 KING STREET,
Alexandria, Virginia.

Having become the manager Of the business
heretofore conducted at 1870 King street,
Alexandria. Va, under tho nsms Of EN-
tw.sle's Modern Pharmacy" l have taken
the management Of said drug business, which
In the future Will be conducted under the
name Of 1.-THE Ashton Pharmacy
/ hsFe an experience Of g years In Tie
drug business and mean 20 make this new
enterprise On up-tO'date aud excellent phar.
macy.
a specially offiting .russas and supporters
aud adjusting crntche5 will be made by nle,
having been in that pariiculav line for seven
years with Messrs f. s. Lesdbeatar & Sons.
Therefore respectfully solicit The public
patronage for this enterprise and partcu.
larry that Of prescriptions from physicians.
NJ personal care will be given to pr,1crip.
lions 10 Insure accuracy and Subtraction.
Respectfully,
III. ID. ASHTON.
Cspitsl City Phone l27. Bell Phone Sl5.J.
NIGHT BELL.
anvil Iw
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ThOS.LannOn
Grocer and Importer.
n FOR SALE,

Eight and one. half acres. with good room
frame dwelling and outbuildings, near ST..
Asaph Junction ard Potomac Vars, par
tIcuiarly well suited for subdivision into
building lots. Apply TO Il. +. KNOX, rs
south Royal street. apr 2W7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
FANCY FLORJDA TOMaToEsI ~ I-9c
POUND.

Large sseka Table Bale Flour. 200; 0Eanu'
lst<d Sugar, &c b.; Potsioes 6sc bu.; 5 cans
tomatoes, S5e; cans Corn, Csc; fresh Eggs,
20c Do; large cans Of Asparagus. 25c,
WM. p. WUOLLS 4 eON.
Roysl and Vol fe streets.
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CHOICE. 1Oc.
WANTED.

WANTED DETECTIVES shrcwd. re-
w liable nan for profitable fecret service.
10 act under orders: no experience necessary
Write II. C.. WEB TEK, indianapolis, Ind.
lie
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WANTED.

A suitable psrson TO represent the PKOVl-
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, IN Alexandria and
adjoining section Of Virginia. This company
wrote more new business ia 1906 than ever
before in ia history. IT, has slsI G7o.s90 Il
Insurance 10 force. having 3lS,i55,lsj at the
Dsltimors Agency. The Proficient Life
slapds unsurpassed In security, cheapnes',
aud libersiiy to the policy.hf lder Special
trairiog given. Send for particulars, JON
THAN K. TAYLOR, Genenl Agent, Fl
deity Pulling, Bll,im0re, Nd.
oNrID mo
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QOARDERS WANTED.-Two large
- double rooms in third story front Of
bull ing Apply ut 81 Cameron street
epril So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13

,s-The Finest Of Everything.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
The Universal"
Coffee Percolator

Makss Perfect Coffee-free from the
hitter tasse caused by boiling ard
retaining ell the delicious aromatic
frsxyanceef the Coffee Besn-a health
full sppetizias beverage. clear as vine,
though 40 eggs are used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-13
New Spring
Shirts.

Our selection of patterns in the
Manhattan for 1907 surpass any
previous purchase. $3.50 up.
The Fitweil brand Shirt at 81.
The most value ever put into q
garment for the price. Wash per-
fecf-anti-fade.
The Commercial Shirts, white,
soft, pleated shirts. Six distinct
Styles of pieats. Choice sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
HALT BUSINESS FOR
FUNERAL OF MORGAN
Large Crowds Assemble to Pay
Tribute to Alabama's
Statesman. 4
NO EuLoGY PRONOUNCED ono, j ICED
Vicc-President Fairbanks and
Many Leading Men at
Service.
NO EuLoGY PRONOUNCED.

4 SELMA, Ala, June 15.---Wlth every
business house closed; with the indus
trial plants stopped and their portals
draped In mourning IN the presence
Of 5000 citizens. 500 Of them from
other parts OF the State and nation, the
body Of John Tyler Morgan. Alabama'ss
Senator for more than thirty years.
was laid to rest here today The
ceremonies at tho church wore brief
No oulogy was pronounced, and in the
single prayer, offered by Row. A.sA.
Little, OF the Broad Street Presbyterian.
Church. the only reference Of the SER .
vice was made to the high character
of the dead statesman. Uniting in the
conduct OF the service were Rev. w p
Dickinson, pastor Of the Methodist.
Episcopal Church,, where Senator Nor
gan worshiped; DR.. Little. Rabbi Levi
and tho pas tors OF other denominations.
Vice President Fairbanks andtn large
delegation OF tho late Senator's con-
gresslonal associates, were in attend
ance, beside Governor Comer and many
state officials. The floral tributes, in.
Guiding wreath from Mr.. and Mrs.
Roosevelt. were profusc and beautiful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
TO REBUILD HOTEL on
PRINCESS ANNE SITE


Especial to The Times.Dispatch.]4
E NORFOLK, VA. June 15.---tcc "A. n CIT.
president OF the Princess Anne Invest
ment Corporation. which opened the
burned Princess Anne Hotel, said to-
day that plans are shaping up for re-
building, but there Is nothing definite
to DO said on the point. The plans
Will contemplate a hotel to cost not less
than 100000, and Will be modern In
every respect.
a.. c. Mitchell. manager Of the burned
hotel, when seen to-day. denied that
he had drawn $1,000 from the Bank OF
Princess Anne, at Virginia Beach. last
Saturday, as had been stated. and pro-
duced bank book Of the Mitchell
Company. Inc which operated the Prin-
cess Anne. to show that he had only
given small checks on Saturday,
amounting to something like 500.
The contents OF the safe Of the hotel
now in the Bank OF Princess Anne, have
not yet been examined, and the full
amount OF money therein is not publicly
known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
BEGIN CAMPAIGN
FOR NEW MEMBERS \ B
New Movement Started by Cen
trail y. M. g. A. to Begin
Tomorrow Night.
ADD TWO HUNDRED TO ROLL
--+-------- -----
Association Work Will Be Fully
Maintained Throughout Sum
mer Months.
ADD TWO HUNDRED TO ROLL
Association Work Will BE Fully

Remembering the success Of Its ia
nous "new-building campaign" last
January, the Central Young Mems
Christian Association Is planning a
membership campaign to open to-mor-
row night. The present members of
the association will conduct the cam
paign. which will last but five days,
and which Is expected to add 200.
names TO the roll. Nearly $50 men
have offered to take part III the work,
and It is thought that the effort for
In two or three days. Secretary Nc
Kee has fixed 200 as tho limit, believ-
Ing that with the present facilities In
the crowded building, this Is as many
as can be accommodated. In fact, be-
tween now and the time the new
building Is ready, the Y. III. G. A. Will
BIO more or less Of a limited club, In
which membership Will not be SO easy
to secure us is usually the case It is
believed that when the new building Is
about ready, at least / 900 can BIO added
to the membership
The association work will be fully
maintained throughout the summer
and though the gymnasium work /.
mostly on tho tennis and volloy ball
courts. the baths alone in hot weather
are worth the full membership fee.
The board Of directors have agreed
to purchase some rows OF steel lockers
which will be placed in the new build
| Ing. These Will be set across the en-,
Of the gymnasium to give uccommoda
tionto the new members.
A membership campaign in tho dea
of summer Is something now in asso
citation work, but the Richmond as so
citation has broken records before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
Law ana Equity Court,

Judgments rendered.: Lehnlaiel
Schwartz & Co. VS.. DR.. u. l.. Graves
Tooth Powder Company. for $780, This
case was holly contested.
y The following cases wero dismissed
Maryland DIstillery Company VS.. j.
Constant, same vs.. M. Consani
Cases SGT for Monday: Arthur Brown
an infant, suing, etc, vs.. Wickham 4
sumers' Ice Company for So, 900 damages
1t Is charged In the declaration thai
on the Ath of September last. the said
receivers' car Was running at a greater
ratio OF speed than allowed by law, and
was also running at n grenter rate al
speed than allowed by law, and at Cary
and Seventh collided and, ran together
and plaintiff was struck by said wager
and Knocked off of the car, seriously
hurt and injured. bruised, mangled
and lacernted, and was made sick ant
sore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
AMERICAN VESSEL
SEIZED BY CANADA
Violates Rules by Fishing Inside
the Three-Mile
Limit.

HALIFAX, N. S., June 1b.-The gov
ernment cruiser Canada to-day seizcd
the American fishing schooner Fannie
e. Prescott on the charge of fishing
inside tho three-milc limit The
Canada Is towing the Prescott to Hall
fax. The Prescott is owned in Bos-
ton. Tho Canada has been cruising
along the coat ever since the Massn-
chusetts mackerel seining fleet ar
rived here, guarding against In
fractions of the rules forbidding for
eign vessels to fish inside the three
milo limit. Yesterday one OF the
American fishing vessels came close
to the limit and the cruiser went along.
side and warned the captain OF the
fisherman not to so near. To-day It
is alleged that the Canada discovered
tho Prescott inside the limit off Ches-
ter, about forty miles from Halifax
whereupon the American vessel was
promptly seized by the cruiser This
is the first seizure of forF gn fish
ing vessel in this vicinity for long
time. The Prescott Is vessel OF
about eighty seven tons and usually
carries a crew of about twenty-five
men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
NO CONCLUSION YET.
Mr. tDnrht VIII Certainly he Here Until
After Convention. X

Rev Thomas c. Darst, rector OF St.
Marks Episcopal Church in this city,
said yesterday that he had not. yet
come to any conclusion In regard to
the call which he has received95to an
Episcopal Church in Wilmington. Mr..
Darst stated that he had the call UNI
der advisement, and that II after con-
4sideration he thought it best to look
into the matter further; he would
make q visit to Wilmington and in
spect tho field. The church to which
he has been called is In the uptown
residence section OF Wilmington, nd
has fbrightsprospects for future growth
On the other hand, the work at St
Marks, in this city, has made excellent
progress during the two years Mr.
Darst has been here. more than seventy
people having been added to the
church.
Mr.. Darst declared most positively
that whatever his decision In the mat
Ter. 1t would in no way Interfere with
his duties as secretary of the enter
tninmcnt committee for the coming
Episcopal Convention. and that he
would not consider any proposition tic
ieaye Richmond before the convention
Tt1e members of ST. Marks have free
~ EXPRESSED the hope that the gifted
and POPULAR young minister will not
leave Richmond. where he is becoming
we'll known. and is preaching with OK.
cellent effect 1t.Fg4s64
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
READY TO SKATER
THE POWDER E TRUST.
--.-.--------.-----
Government Expected to File
Suit III Cincinnati This
Week.
MR.. WADDELL is VERY HAPPY.
Man Who Led Fight Confident
Now That Independents
Will Win.
Mr.. WADDELL is VERY HAPPY
~ WAITER EDWARD HARRIS.

NY WALTER, EDWARD HARRIS.
WASHINGTON, u. c., June 15.---Mr
n. $. Waddcll, head Of tho independent
powder manufacturers OF tho United
States. tho plan who has gained inter-
national distinction by reason Of the
long fight he has made against the
powder trust, Is in Washington to-day.
Mr. Nvaddell who Is the head OF the
Buckeye Powder Company, of Peoria,
because OF tho fact that his long fight
has reached climax, with bright
promise OF o successful issue.
II understand tho government will
institute proceedings IN the United
States Court ut Cincinnati next week
or tho week following for the purpose
Of compelling the dissolution OF tho
powder trust" said Mr.. Waddell to-
day. "Of course, am pleased. be.
lieve tho trial Will be speedy one, and
that 1t will result in the dissolution
hold the stock OF the trust"
Mr.. Waddell was very DESTROYS OF
seeing Senator Daniel, who has for sew
eral years taken keen interest In the
tight against the powder trust, and
was mainly instrumental In securing
the appropriation Of $165,OO0 for. the
construction OF government powder
factory. BY the way, the money app
propriated has not been expended, and
1t is not known that site has even
been selected. Mr.. Waddell insists that
the sum appropriated will not admit
OF the erection OF n factory OF size
great enough to make 1t pay tho gov
crnment to operate It, instead OF buying
Its powder from the trust.
But 1t Is significant fact that since
the agitation for the manufacture OF
government powder by the government
was begun by Mr.. Waddell the navy
powder factory at Indian Head has
been running at its full capacity, In
stead Of at half Its daily capacity, as
was formerly the case. Another sig.
nthcant fact is the action OF the trust
In supplying powder to the government
at sixty-nine cents a pound this year
instead OF seventy cents, as hereto.
| fore. $1,000 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
OFFICERS ELECTED DY TIL
PIiAHAlACE ASSOCIATION
Especial to The T,mes-Dtspa .ch.l

Especial to The TImes-Dispa tch.]
ASHEVILLE. n. c., June 15.-The an
nual convention OF the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Association, which has
been in session at Lake TOxaWay, adj
jcurned last night to meet next year
at Morehead City, N. c.. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Charles X. Thomas, OF
Thomasville; first vice president. j. 70.
Shell, OF Lenoir; second vice-president.
George Y. Watson, Of Southport; thiru
vice-president. w. II. Justus. OF Hen
dersonville; secretary, p. w Vaughan
of Durham; treasurer, G. x. Granntham
of Dunn. Frank S. Smith. of Ashe-
Willie. was chosen az a memberkof the
executive committee, while c. A. ray
sor also OF Asheyilie. was selected as
the representative OF the association tc
the National Convention OF Retai
Druggists, which meets In Chicago Sep.
TENDER next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

fixed later. Several national officers
OF the association are expected.
The Chamber OF Commerce, aided by
tho valuable cooperation OF many
business men in Petersburg. has AT
tanned It's object OF securing high
class exhibit from the Cockado City
at the Jamestown Exposition. Most OF
the exhibits Of tho manufacturers and
wholesale merchants have been ship
ped. and more ai\ to follow.
Mr.. Philip r. Roper, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bartlett Roper, of this city
las received the degree OF mechanical
engineer at Lehigh University. Mr..
Roper was awarded the second honor In
his class. OF which there were twenty
seven graduates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
DISCOVERS GREAT
SPOTS ON THE sun
Professor Peters Says the Group
Is $4,000 Miles in
Length,

WASHINGTON. June 15.-An enor-
nous group of solar spots was OBJ
served for the first time to-day By
Professor George H. Poters, Of the
United States Naval Observatory, with
tho photohellograph, 'They probably
appeared on the suns eastern edge
over two or three days ago said Pro-
fessor Peters, In speaking of his OBJ,
jservations. shut owing to clouds, the
observations were unobtninable here
until to-day The group at present
consists of two large spots connected
by somewhat smaller one. There
are q few outlying spots, The total
length Of the group Is $4,000 miles
While Its breadth Is about 80, 600 miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
TO INCREASE MONEY
ORDER FACILITIES
Post1naster-G General Meyer Pre-.
pairing to Open Many New
Offices.
by ,yAI.TEI, ED WARD HARRIS,

WASHINGTON, D. G., June Is
Postmaster General Meyer Is prepar-
ing for the establishment Of two thou
sand additional money-or Offices In
tho United States He says that the
people want additional facilities for
the transmission OF money through the
malls. II is estimated that Virginia.
each get over hundred additional
money order offices as result OF this
order. Virginia now. ranks third among
the States In respect to the number Of
post Offices within her borders, and
will get n correspondingly great pro-
portion OF the number Of new money
order Offices.
Mr.. Meyer said to-day that he ex-
poets to recommend to Cngress the
lndVsabilty of Issuing small denomlnn-
tlon postal notes, In order to facilitate
the transfer OF amounts Of less than Il
dollar.
The administration of Meyer MS
a great deal of comment among those
who have watched 1t. Succeeding Cor-
telyou. most people thought 1t would
be hard for him to measure Zip to the
standard Of his predecessor, But
| though he IN worth many million doll
| fore him with a zeal that has aston
lsl,ed most people. He works long
hours at his deck In the department,
and after he goes home he has his
secretary and stcnographer come there.
land midnight more often finds him still
hard at work than through with 1t.
| He Is said to he able to dispatch an
amount OF business daily that Is Il
marvel to those who have been assoc
ciated with othor Postmaster Generals.
/ Mr.. Meyer Is Il great horseback
rider. and has some fine saddle horses.
i he Is one OF the fow riders who can
always be relied on to keep the pace
set by Mr.. ROOSEVELT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
=. NJ. I. Boys March Along Streets of
Lexington Like Old Cnmpuigncrs.


Especial to The Times d ispntch.1
LEXINGTON. VA. June 15.-The
corpse of cadets OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute reached Lexington this
morning on the return from a weeks
visit to the Jamestown Exposition.
They marched through the streets to
the Institute with With an elastic step,
as though they had not neen on the
hard marches at Jamestown. The in
itial exercises on the commencement
program at the Virginia Military In
stitute began this afternoon at 6:30
o'clock with battalion inspection. pre-
coded by review. Special military ex-
crcises will be held daily until next
Thursday, June Goth. which is gradua-
ton day.
The opening hop was danced tonight
and number Of visiting girls We're
participants.
Y The sermon before the corps will be
pFached tomorrow by Rnv. w. r. L.
Smith, D. D., Of Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
MRS. D1BRELL COMING.
Prominent Texas NVOmnn to Spend Sew.
erul Days Here.

ernl Days Here.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Dibrell, of Seguin.
Texas, president of tho Texas Division.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
and chairman of the civic committee
of the General Federation OF Moments
Clubs. will be in the city for several
days at Miss Pitzer's, No. lis East
Franklin Street. Mrs. Dibrell Is the
daughter of Colonel John Winfield
Dancy, prominent in the establishment
of the republic of Texas, and prime
mover in the secession of Texas from
tho Union In tho War Between the
States. IA
Mrs. Dibrell represented her State
during the recent Confederate Vet
Grams Reunion held In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
Famous Flag Here,

Virginia Cavalry, known as theH"Bot-
ietourt Dragons" has been sent to
tho Confederate Museum by the Fin
castle Chapter of the United Dnugh-
tiers of the Confederncy. Tho BATTLE
flag, which bears the marks OF many
conflicts, was received yesterday by
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph, Of No. 81
Eust Franklin Street. president Of the
Richmond Chapter. and VIII be put In
an appropriate place in tho Museum
some time this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
John Noah Drops Dend.

Especial TO Tho Timer Dlspatch.1
SALISBURY, N. c.. June 15.-John
Noah. for years a well-known BUSH
ness man of Cold Hill, Rowan county,
dropped dead at his home at that
place to-day. He was apparently In
good health when the sudden sum-
mons came. He was extensively en-
gagged in farming, and leaves a ia mily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
Total ............-....s.. .........l. ......
(s) Included In North Carolina pine

1T is nearly one teuth tho apparent
diameter of the sun and can be easily
seen through smoked or colored glass
This group Is in the suns southern
hemisphere in the part known as the
sun spot zone. as was tho enormou.
group announced last February"