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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
.MR. BURGESS ISSUES
REJ0|ADE.R TO ElR.EhE:n ] I
Says Engineers Org nizationj
Will Represent Engine Let
Firemen Handle Own Affairs.

Especial to rhy Times Dispatch,
ROANOKE, VA, February - MI yss 3 81
"a. Burgess. assistant grand chief OF the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
to-day published a reply to the recent
communication OF G.. a. Wilson, vice
grand master Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Ftrcmen. After reviewing
the controversy, he says: n.
s.The engineers position in the matter
Is simply this: We disclaim any desire
or intention to in any manner Interfere
with the conduct, legislation or admin
5istration Of the Brotherhood Of Locomo;--S
tive Firemen. We simply ask that thu
8firemen's organizations represent iiremenz
and the engineers organization repre-
sent engineers; and III this connection
we guarantee to legislate for all engi-E
neers. whether they are members OF our
organization or members OF the tlrenlenIs3
organization, Or not members OF any
organization at all, and it must be obs
yious To nil minds, unbiased W ultcrtor6
motives, that this position is absolutely
correct, because the safety OF The traY-.
cling public, as we'll as the property OF
the company, demands that all the safe-5
guards be thrown around the servlce::S
and as there are many Intricate and
complicated questions continually aris-j
! ing on all large trunk lines, relntivei
| Ia the duties Of engineers, 1t Is essen-l
|tlal that the representation be con-5
| Quoted through men with long exper-ii
icnce, and not through promoted tre-l
men, as Mr.. Wilson terms the engineers
| he represents S
'r!e Norfolk ana Western will ans
!, swcr the demands Of tho firemens to-;
morrow 1t is understood that no cons
| cesslons will be given. and strlkS ia
!, inevitable. Engineers We're Instructed
4 to-day to engage tlremen, giving pres
/! ference to experienced men, and ensi-
| neers acting as tremen will be paid IN
! full as engineers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
EsKRIDGE TRIAL.
Much Interest Felt in Case In
.volving Southwest People.

cnk fssfiisAl Is EaS VA. February
1.-THE February term OF the Cir
cult Court began here Tuesday. Judge
w. W. Moffet, Of Salem, presiding.
Court will continue until the 18th,
when it will adjourn for the Floyd
term. Never in recent years have 50
many witnesses or jurors been SUM
moned, and the criminal docket IS
double the size it has been for tho
past ten years. When the grand jury,
with Hon. Charles II. Johnston as It's
foreman, finishes it's work there Will
probably be twenty-five felony cases
on docket, besides several mtsde-
meanors. It is not thought that half
the criminal cases. which are ready
for trial, can be heard at this term,
and all civil business Will be crowded
out altogether. A special term IS
favored by the attorneys, TO nc held
the latter part Of March a large
crowd is in town, In addition to the
300 witnesses summoned. me oat IS
crowded, and many people say that
| che county courts ought never TO
nave been abolished, and long to see
ithem restored.
Interest will be conferred In the case
| or the Commonwealth vs.. y. r. lIsk-
ridge, which Will be tried on Febru-
| airy 18th, that day having been agreed
upon by the. Commonwealth and the
counsel for the defense.
Messrs Hurless and Calhoun wall
assist COMMUNICATING Attorney K. /.
BROOKS In the prosecution MI. f>sh
4, edges attorneys are Capt. John ~.
/ johnston, assisted by Robt. J. Jor-.
dan, Of East kadford. and Allan !.
4 Eskrldge, Of Pulaski.
Mr. Eskrldge shot Deputy burton
lin the apartments of his WIG ABOUT
two months ago. Burton died sew
leral days afterwards, and Mrs. Esk-
ridge with her two children, Ter e.
presumably for her old home at Lon :
idon, England. 8
MIR. laskridge is prominently con-
nected in Virginia. He has with him
three small children. also two daush-
Z ters are trained nurses, one In Dam
,lville and one In North Carolina
Messrs. Ham ", Summons and Luke
Thompkins, OF Floyd Courthouse; G.
} A Winghcld and Judge N II. Hairs
ton, of Roanoke; Robert s. Jordan
and Judge Longley. OF Radford, are
:. among the visiting attorneys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
DANCE AT SMITHFIELD.
Young People Have Delightful
German at the ArmorY.
n 0Cl1l1d11 dI I13S 11I 1RKOH ~
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.o

herman at Il1C AIILlOl y.
Especial to The Times. Dspatch.>
SMITHFII1LD, VA, February 1.-The
second german given by the Smithfield
Cotillon Club was held at Armory Hail
last night. Mr.. w. B. Langshorne led
with Miss Skinner, OF Norfolk. Among
those present were: Miss Montgomery
with Mr.. Fred. Wilson, Miss Elise Young
with Mr.. H. D. Goodson, Miss Grace
Goodrich with Mr. Allen Batten, Miss
George Barrow with Mr.. Frank Barten,
Miss Ives Barrow with Mr.. H. B. Chap
man, Miss Julia Todd with Mr. Theo.
Barrow, Jr., Miss Fannie Lawson with
Mr.. w. E. Kitchen, of Newport News.
Va; Miss Octa Reed with Mr.. Pitt. Miss
Grimes with Mr.. Carney, Of Churchland;
Miss Lola Chisman with Mr.. John VIII
son, Miss Boykin with Mr.. Sherwood
Jones. Miss Lee with Mr.. Folk. Miss
Susie Cox with Mr.. David Rawl4, Miss
Maize Hudson with Mr.. Tyler Smith.
Miss Margaret Goodson with Mr.. Harry
Ward, Miss Lincoln with Mr.. Harry
Williams, Miss Whitley, Of Isl~>pf Wight
with Mr.. Marshall, Miss Emma Ed~ardf
with Dr.. Nottingham, Miss Eva Wilson
with Mr.. Wash. Reed, Miss Maggie Ed
wards with Mrs. James T. Chapman
Miss Hodgson, OF Norfolk, with Jack
Barrow.
Stags-Messrs. Poole, Gardner ano
Lightfoot, OF Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
TURN IN
THE ANDERSON CASE
Small Blood Incrusted instrument
Found lin Room Where
Tragedy Occurred.
I spec,al Ia The Times- D,spatch,

H5saa2 II SDec.al ! to The Times Dispatch.
GATE CITY, VA. February IA
new phase has developed in the case
of James helms, indicted for inflicting
the wound that caused the death Of
DR. Cam Anderson, the druggist, early
in last December. At tho time Of
the Investigation Nelmss mother and
sisters, one Of the sisters being the
widow of DR.. Anderson. claimed that
DIR. Anderson inflicted the wound him
self, but at the time no weapon was
found with which DR.. Anderson could
have made the wound.
Last Saturday Mrs. Anderson em-
ployed a colored woman to clean up
the room in the Anderson residence
in which the tragedy occurred, and
in removing carpet she found just
under the edge of It Il small silver
handled surgical instrument, the
blade OF which was incrusted with
blood. 1t is claimed that at the time
or the invests cation no very careful
search was made. and that the room
had not been disturbed.
The key to DIR. Anderson's drug
store, in which his cases of instru.
lnents are kept, has not, been in the
possession Of Mrs. Anderson or tht
Nelmses. and If, upon examination, Il
is found that the instrument is miss
ing from one OF the cases. Nelms's In
nocence will be pretty conclusivcly es
tablished. sa,;-g ltt5
It is quite probable the case will b.
tried next week. Common wealth's AT
torncy j. II. Sergent will be assiste
lin the prosecution by Mr.. ~. S. Coz
and the defense 8will be conducted b.
Messrs. Richmond g. Bond and Cole
man & Carter. Owing to the promin
ence OF the parties and the myster
surrounding the tragedy, the case wi
| attract wide interest. The defense
of course will have it's theory abou
| the finding of the instrument at thi
3late day. And 1t may be q strong poin
| against Nelms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
COUNCIL NOT TO
GIVE + FRANCHISE
Southern Railway Will Not BE
Allowed to Build Lyncl,burg
Belt Line Internationally.
NO MUNICIPAL PLANT
Light Committee Kills Plan by
u Which City Was to Own It's
Lighting System,
MUNICIPAL
PLANT


LYNCHBURG, VA. February 1.-The
Common Council tonight referred tho
franchise asked for by the Southern
Railway, for It's new limo around the
city, to the street committee for con-
sidcration.H It is certain S. that the
Council will not grant the franchise
unless the Southern will agree to
operate its passenger, mail and express
trains on tho present route through the
city.
Tho Council voted an increase IN the
salary Of Superintendent Glass. of the
public schools of $500 year, making
the aggregate $500.
The 7light committee recommended
that the Council do not agree In the
ordinance from the Board OF Aldermen
looking to Installation OF a new light
system by the Traction and Light Com
spnny at fifteen t~>1ts q light per night,
with the right to buy the line equip-
mcnt should the city decide to equip
it's own plant. The Council approved
a resolution looking to ten.year con-
tract at fourteen AID one-half cents per
light without right to purchase q sys-
TEN. This Kills finally the effort Tor
municipal light plant. The budget Tor
tho fiscal year carrying $4,000. was
submitted, and will, be adopted to-
morrow in adjourned yession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
JUDGE GOODRICH
APPOINTS SWIFT
Upon Ascending Bench Freder-
icksburg Jurist Names Legisla-
tor Commemorative Atty.
lspceInl 70 The Mines. plapa.eh. !

Special to The Times Dispatched
z FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
John r. Goolrick who be-
gan his term OF eight years as Judge
OF the Corporation Court Of this city.
assembled tho bench to-day and opened
the regular February term Of court.
He qualified az judge on February list,
but no session OF the court has boon
hold until to-day.
In assuming tho judgship. Judge
Goolrick vacated the office of Com
monwcalth's Attorney, and this office
was to-day filled by Judge Goolrick,
In tho appointment OF Hon. Granville
r. Swift. Mr.. Swift Is at present a
member Of the House Of Delegates
from tho city Of Fredericksburg and
tho county OF spotsylvana. and as
soon us he was appointed lie forward
ed his resignation to Governor Swan
SON.
Fire last night destroyed the small
store and stock OF merchandise In
Stafford county across the Rappahan-
mock River from this city belonging
to j. D. Pitts. There was $500 nsur-
ance. Origin of fire unknown.
The Rappahannock River is frozen
hard for many miles down the stream,
and navigation Is entirely blocked.
The steamer due here tonight has
been withdrawn, and the steamer due
here from Baltimore on Saturday
night will be held In Baltimore until
the condition Of the river Will admit
Of its reaching here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
HEAVILY FINED.
Young Man Charged with Break
ing Window Panes Sent to Jail.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch,l
STANTON, VA. February c
Walter Thompson, a young man of
Augusta county. on yesterday charged
by r, w. Crowder and others of break
ing window estimated to be Of the
value Of fifty cents. was taken before
Justice ]. c. Henkel In Basic to-day
and fined IS on this charge. Crowder
then brought u charge against him for
breaking another pane. and Justice
Henkel again fined the defendant SIS
and costs. the costs amounting to $40.
The accused's parents are Of good stand
ing, and own property, but were un-
able to raise tho money to pay fine
and costs, and lie was jailed here Pa
rents Of the accused have. employed
Charles Curry. of the Staunton bar.
who has appealed the case to the Cir
cult Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
ENDS AT LAST.
Judge Waddill Orders Transfer
Of Bav Shore Property.
ispecial to- INC Tlmesr Dispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, February Judge
Waddill, Of the United States Court, to.
day entered an order directing the
transfer of the properties Of the Bay
Shore Terminal Company to p. B. Smith,
of Philadelphia, or to any person or cor
poration that he may direct. The deed
will be transferred tomorrow, when the
balance Of the purchase price, amount
ing to $4,000. will be paid to the COM
missioners either In cash or III receivers
certificates, bonds or other securities
which Smith may hold. Very alittle cash
will pass. Tho road was bid in by Smith
at the commissioners sale for s765 900.
1t is probable that the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company will take
Immediate possession OF the property,
perhaps through subsidiary holding
corporation.
This will end the famous Bay Shore
litigation which has been pending for
about three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Miller School News.

n Especial TO TIC TItneS-DlSpHtcN.J
MILLER SCHOOL. VA, Feb. DIR. r.
Il. Masse OF Alexandra, Va, preached
here Sunday.
The Y. M. c.. A, topic for Sunday even
ing was ."The Christians Hatred Of Sim.
The speakers were, Messrs j. w, N.
Naupnin and McVeigh Montgomery.
Tho Vawter Literary Society on Satur-
day evening elected the following officers:
: President-AIr.- c. r. Pettus, Vice-Presl-
sdent--Mr. r. N. Lewis, Secretary-Mr
Eugene P. Brown, Sargeant-at-Arms--
Mr.aJ. T.. b. Snow, Critc-Mr. r. G.
Bealc, Jr., Chorister-Mr. w. II. II. Can't.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
DWELLING BURNS.
DR.. P. A. Kennicott Loses Home.
Household Goods Saved.
;pecial 10 The Times-Dlsna trh. !

y iFls Especial to The Times Dlsna trh. J tlss
PALMYRA, VA, February 1.-THE
dwelling house at Oak Villa, the home
or Dir. p. "A. ISennicott, was totally de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. The
house was a two-story frame build
Ing, and took fire from defective fiue
or the upper floor. When discovered
1t was seen to be impossible to save
the house, and the effort of the large
crowd OF ncighbors who assembled at
the call of the telephone was put upon
saving household goods. the most OF
which was saved. q small insurance
was he!l upon the property.
DR.. Kennicott has moved his family
to "Thomas Grove" until he shall re-
Guild
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Mr.. Hurt Buys Noted Resort,
Tspocial to The Times, D'spa

.HIa.ss lSpGCiti W
ABINGDON VA, February The
property of the Thompson Bromine and
Arsenic Springs Company, N Ashe
county, N. c.. was sold at Jefferson
on the 9Th instant at public auction.
Tho sale included the hotel, cottages
and furnishings, and all the lands Of
the company, upon which, are the noted
Healing Springs OF North Carolina, the
water from which has had wide sale
throughout the country, and tho place
has been favorite mountain resort.
Mr.. j. IrbS Hurt, Of Abingdon Va,
was the purchaser The price has not
been learned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
sLEIGHING CARNIVAL.
Winchester INDUCES in Excellent
Sport-Police Protect Crowd.

Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch. sai=s
WINCHESTER, VA. February T.
The Thermometer at the city pu ,sutng
station registered ten degrees below zero
at Z o'clock this morning, the coolest
weather In twelve years. d
Winchester's first slcighing carnival was
held tonight, Mayor Baker granting the
use Of Market Street, the widest thor
oughfnre in he city, for that purpose.
Five extra policemen were sworn In to
protect tho throng which lined the street
to witness the -'speeders,'' which included
the finest horseflesh and most beautl-
tul equipage ever sean here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
HELD FOR FORGERY.
Goes Grand Jury on Charge 9
Passing Bogus Check.
snoci, The Times-Dispatch,7

Especial to The Times Dispa tch,
"A WINCHESTER, VA February 7.---Lu
lie Robinson and her daughter, Sadie
Jones negro women. and John Johnson,
also colored, were arrested at Berryville
day on a charge of forgery. and after
a hearing before Justice Crow the swo-
men were sent TO jail to await the action
of the grand jury. a check for $25
bearing the name OF r. O, Allen, q prom
inent citizen Of Clarke county. was sue
cessfully cashed in Louis Scheur's store,
of Berryvllle. The work Is declared 10
have been very clover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
JUDGE Balm sPRESIDES.
Successor to Judge Croker Han
dies Business Like Veteran.

Srecinl to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, February 7.-Judge
Kenneth a. Balm. successor to Judge
James r. Crocker as presiding Judge
OF the Court of Hastings of Ports
mouth. assembled to the bench at II
o'clock this morning when he con-
vened the court for the February
criminal term. There were large
number of the members Of the bar,
present to witness his induction into
Office.
Judge Balm handled business like a
veteran. His charge to the grand jury
was the formal one prescribed by law,
1t being q special grand jury. and was
soon sent to its room to hear the pre-
sentiments.
The court heard and disposed of
several motions, and his first day on
the bench made a most favorable i'm
preston on lawyers and laymen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
SIX BELOW ZERO.
Buckingham Gets Her Share of
/. -.....a III 1T "a LIe...o.. ILL n.

: SeVeTt elI"ICc-I1OuSeSI = UII. 4
Special to Tho 'r!mes- Dlspntoh)
ARVONIA, VA, February 1.-THE
mnimum-regIstering thermometer Of
tho United States Weather Bureau
here showed "A registration OF de-
grees below zero this moaning. Snow
and ice cover the $Eroundto the depth
oe four or FIVE inches. and It Is pack :
ed closely and is as hard as adamant,
making the conditions for cousting
and selghing almost ideal,
This is the third or fourth ico SMELL
Of tbs " Inter-. ana itr-lntght Do said
that everybody has harvested Il suf-
ficiency Of tine Ice.
Owing to the deep snow and the in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Victim Of Diphtheria.

. Special to The TImes-D sphtch.I
WINCHESTER, VA, February 7,--
8piphtherin claimed another victim in
Frederick county to-day. when Frederick
Myers. the fifteen -ycar-old son Of David
IL. 5Mvers. died at his Gathers home ct
Stephenson. Young Myers is said to
have contracted the disease from another
brother. who has since recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Travelling Man Disappears.

10 ~ ~ SpcclnI TO TIC TTWts- lJIspHtV1I.I ~
ROANOKE, VA February John X.
Hicks, the travelling representative OF a
whiskey firm. has mysterlously disap-
pearcd from his home in this city, lleay-
Ing his wife and two little boys, lie was
last seen about two weeks ago. Wien he.
attempted to negotiate the sale OF his
dwelling house privately. His family wis
left .penniless.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
PROTECT THE GAME.
Birds and Deer Weak from Hun
ger Pursued by Foxhunters.

Isutcial 40 The Times Dispatch.]
ROHBURY, VA, February I'LL
there ever was time when the game
laws should be upheld 1t Is now. Part
ridges. rabbits and deer are seen daily
wandering over the ice and snow-clad
fields in search of food to stay OF
hunger. Often those poor, suffering
creatures are followed by a gang of
idle negro boys, with gun and dog. and
the poor creatures. weak from hunger,
are an easy victim to the heartless
boys.
Another snow fell here Tuesday
night, covering the Ice over fields and
forests to q depth of six inches.
The rural nail-carriers are facing
the storms and cold north winds with
out a murmur. They deserve every
cent they get. and more besides.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Lady Has Appendicitis.

[Sneca to The Tim es- Digoatch.l Ji
Z SOUTH BOSTON. VA. February -
Mrs. Preston Easley milford daughter
OF J. w. Easley. Of this place, was sue
cessfully operated on for appendicitis
last night by Drs. Belt and Briggs, Of
this place, assisted by Dr.. Owen, Of
Tubervlle, Tho patient is doing nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

BRISTOL. VA, February 5.--The
handsome little fellows shown in the.
accompanying cut are the twin sons
of Colonel and Mrs. Samuel v. Fulker-
son, Of Bristol. They were born April
90, 1906. and the picture shown In the
accompanying cut was taken when
they were seven months old. They. are
Interesting not only because they are
handsome little fellows who can scarce
ly be distinguished one from the other,
except by their parents, but because
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Will Go to Hot Springs.

GATE CITY. VA, February s7.--C County
Treasurer John =. Smith will 30 to Hot
Springs. Ark in a few days, to remain
till May. Tie received q partial stroke
OF paralysis fourteen months ago, from
which his recovery has been slow.
Gate City has become the Elcadlllg horse
market Of tho extreme Southwest. Sow
erl buyers from a distance were hero
yesterday, and excellent prices were paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

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Price, 25c.'
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up n cold In n few hours, stops
speedily heals tho lungs Price. 25c
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pains
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of kidney disease. Price 25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headche In
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Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all the symp-
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Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures all
forms OF piles. Price. 25c. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
EDUCATION EXHIBIT.
Professor Jenkins Expects Great
Things of Jamestown Exposition.

Spec'el totThe Times D'spatch
WINCHESTER, VA. February -
Professor Willis a. Jenkins of Norfolk
superintendent OF the Virginia educa-
itional exhibit at the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton, accompanied by Professor Charles
G. Maphis. Of Charlottesville. We're in
Winchester to-day arranging with Super
intendcnt Maurice NJ. Lynch for an en-
hibit,
Professor Jenkins says that distinc-
tive exhibit will be arranged from every
county In the State, and that he expects
to surpass the exhibits at the Chicago
and ST. Louis expeditions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

they are descended from old and proin-s
inent families. They are named re- RI
.spectivelY, Abram and Thomas Brad -
ley, the one being named in honor Of \
his illustrious grandfather, the late
Colonel Abram Fulkerson, soluiel..
in honor of his grandfather on his
mothers side. Mr.. T homas Bradley a.
prominent business man of Sherman
Tex. ss ss
They are the only hildren and heirs
to the Fulkerson estate here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

tense cold, work in the slate quarries
here has been suspended until condl-
lions are more favorable.
There is little or no sickness any
where In this section. and, so far as
known, little suffering on account q
the intensely cold ther.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
Cold in the Southwest.
Especial to The Times Dispatc

1-13I (SpeCIal to The T!Mes- DIspat ten, m
NWYTHEVILLE, VA, February Tho
weather here last night was the coolest
of the season. tho thermometer at the
government station registering 4.06 above
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

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