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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
papf b ,trieolgt.
Tas @erbaltcn Der Mmcrifauer gegcu
oas &irAeneisentnm in Suba.

u 0 m, 26. 9Iua.-@igr. aperia,
Der npoItoIii6e Gelegat ouf Cuba,
mur6e pom GapIt in 8rtpatauoien3
empfongen. 3n Der llnterbaltung
nit ieinem geiu6er ipra6 6er 8ap't
feline Wefrte0ioung Oariiber aus, mie
Die umerifontihen 9ebor6en geopn.
it%cr Der S6tpteri9feit betreffs oes
&jrdeneigentltms auf 0uba Oor9e.
gangen.
Qtigr. aperin miro pabrf6einIit
ri6t rod Gubo 3uridfebren. Nigr.
Goputo, Ser p1pitli6e Nlrntiu5 in
Miiu6en, meIher ioeben BON ieincm
bortigen ToIten 3urilfoetretcn lit
tuirO aIs iein 9to6foIger genannt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Sd'm rrr Jrrtrm.
Siuei Gbtsiluaaen genmte beidIekrn
einanber.

Greensboro, "a. aus. Der
Teputp.aoqeftor Sanorir NIT goiie
bon RaleigS, u. 6. unb Der Deputn.
Rollettor Senrp bon Durham nit
goiie trafen iih In Den Bergen unS
ba iebe Rartei in Der anoeren rWoon.
fbiner" 81 ieben elaubte, id,oiien lie
auieinanoer. Ter GeputpmnrihaQ
@orbon nuroe toSli6 unS Der De.
plttp.aoIleftor Senrr uno 3pei ieiner
2eiIte ihper pernunoet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Auf, ntkait - mittclt.
Tie armeniidcn @OrSer bes 4rie.
tiers Barbarian in 8ulrarieu.

0ewDorf, 26. aug. - Der
'Muienthalt Ser Orei armenier Sarfis
'grnloptan, Sobn Rouraoian uno
Saul sartiiian, Die pcgen grmor.
.bune Ses gaters 9aipar @artarian
aelpiinidt perben, 1T ermittelt NOR.
Sen, Sie iollen., rpie beute mttgeteilt
tpurbe, in 8arna, gulgarien. ieir.
sic enttamen iiber Wontreal aus Die.
lem 9onbe unb floben nod WarIeil.
les, enttamen aber Ser sortiaer 8oli.
net unb peroeten ith mad 9uIearier.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Den0etta
in oh ca o.
Cine Staliemerin rGdt iib an ibrem
frIbereu SrGntigam.
Sast linn IN iJrrr eisenen
Wobnnns rine Rusel
in orn Rfp.
Gerfelbs bate ibrem Wanns seseu.
aber in ebreuriibriser @eiie
iiber iis seiprpden.

Gbicaeo, &c. glus. - 3urd
einen Sofbriei eeleitet, Don Dem man
annimmt, oaB er pon ibrem Ofanne
geihrieben rporoen lit, perbaftete se.
tern 9lbeno Die Soli5eiG bicagoS so.
iepbine 5erranooa", ole Dor 8 Eagen
einen Wann erihoB. Sn einen merf.
ipiiroigen gefenutnis erodblte lie ben
geamten, Dab lie einem auftrage ib.
rer lateiniifen 8orfabren na1gefpm.
men iei uno 6ilipo 6erro, DER fid, qe.
briiltet, Iie ruiniert 3i baben, erihoi.
len bGtte. Sbr 9tame lit lSrau 2ln.
geIo GonigIio, nidt 6rau Soreu3o
slnialuni, wie ole Staliener i'm
@arlt Gourt.8ierteI Der 8cliSei nit.
teilten, Inn Die 8erfolgung Ger Wor.
oerin 6erro'S 81 binOern. Der @atte
Der 5rou uno ibr orei Sabre oltes
aino. Die nit ibr nad Dem Moror
perihUanoen iiuo nod nidt gefun.
ben por6en.
Gie fleine Srou, niht piel mebr
ais Elm &inb, erj1bIte cine bramnti.
ihe 8eifi1te in Ser Gbicago apenue.
Goli3eiitdtton. Sic teilte allies nit,
biz auf ben 9lnfentbalt Goniglios,
ii6er ben 3u iprehen lie lid peigerte
Bonn Sonntag an, no lte ibren Ser.
fiibrer erifoB, bis 3u ibrer Seitnab.
me belt lih Die Srau in einem leeren
SoiiIe an Der Norbpeitieite perlteft.
Sn letter Rad)t perlieB lie 6as 9e.
bduoe, pabriheinlih um ibren W1nn
nabe Ho5pit unb WiIpoufee aue. 5u
ieben, lpobin lie ourb einen 2ofbriei
gerIfen moroen mar, uno DirOe
burh 9eutuant ambroie irro Ser.
9eant Slannigan oerbaftet.
geah Dem traoitioneIlen Wanoat
ibrer 9onosle,lte lei, pie lie erfl1rte,
es notrpenoig gerpeien, oab Serro
Surh ibre Sano babe iterben ntiilien,
oamit ibre @bre pieoer 5ergeitellt
peroe. GS lit oaSiel6e 8enoetto.8e.
iee, 6oB Soiepbine Serranopa in Rep
9orf pernnIoBte, i6ren OnfeI 5u to.
ten, Der lie betroger1, unb tbre 3ante,
ole ibren Wann unterItiiBt Bate.
lie 8olt3ei bate bereitS BON Dem
gruoer ser ;5rau, Mnteo 2lleiian6rcIs
10, aeb6rt, SaB 6erro in Ealermo.
Stalien, tbr 9rGutiBom gelueien lei.
guS lie i'm ouf9ab uno GonigIio bei-
rotete, mar Serro ibr naf Den Ser.
einigten Staoten gefolgt unO bate
ii6 an ibre 1erien gebeftet. SSbr &C.
ben mar gliiflit, Bis iein S6atter
lpieoer ihren @eg treu5te. Damn, ais
er iih ibrem Wonne gegeniiber in Ell.
rer @irtifaft nit ieinem 8erb6ltnis
ju oeIien 5rou gebriiitet Bate, i6Iu9
| i'm Goniglio nte6er, perihonte aber
Sas 2eben ieiner Srau. @r ging nuh
ieiner @obnuug unS er3dblte oer2es.
teren Serro's 0orte uno erirnerte lie
an bic TRADITION, noraui lie ibm ant.
iportete, oab iSerro gelogen babe, oaB
es aber tbre BfIi6t lei, i'm 8u totem.
Ste er36blte Der >poIi5ei, bab iie Ell.
men 8euolper gefnuft unb aui Serro
gepartet babe. 8or elmer 8ode iei
Serielbe na6 ibrer 8obnung gefom.
men, no lie ibm mitgeteilt babe, oaB
iie ii6 ridden miiiie. Sic babe ibm
Sann cine aueel in ben aopf geid)oi.
len unb er lei tobIid oertpun0et 3u
9ooen defallen. ....-s. .r7
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Com Jon uuO
f&r1 piilo,u.
Griterer tattete 2etterem in Nuroer.
uep cinen geiud ab.
Stt uoa otmiclueu
b,fritoiot ,urii& 9ekebrt.
9smtidlano lsst Sranfreid IN Wfa'
roffo teiue SinoerniHe in ben
@eg.

gerltn, 26. glug. - 9elltife
offi5ieae 8reiie menOen iih gegen Ole
aniitt, Die in getpiiien auSpdrttgen
gotl6aften porberrift, oaB Der 9e.
JUDI oeS fran3oiti6en 9oti6afters
SuleS Gambon bel DEM 9an5ler bon
giilow in 9torOerltep Our6 Die lesten
gntptfelungen berbeigeliibrt moroen
lit, uno oaB 0te &tnlaoung bon
Billions an ibn neiut. oaB 0eutId
lano iiber 6te @org1n9e III GaIa.
6lanca beunrltbigt lit unO ieln BE-
nebmen biniihtlih 0eS 8erbaltenS
81 Dem fran5GiiiAen 8orgeDen in
Naroffo Gn0ern miQ.
T Die bicIi9en Stcmten Iogen, onB
I'm @egcnteIl ser 9eiuh oeS BOT
i6ofters bel Dem &an5ler Die 6olge
eines @uni6eS lit, oen.Serrn Cant
bon i'm Suli auSge0riift bat, Ben
6iiritcn bon 9iilom 5u ieben, oeiien
nn0ere 8erpfliAtltngen aber cine
friibere @inlaoung oerbtn6erten.
@enn al6 oie >tpfe in Gaia,
blanca sic 3ulamment1nft Der bel.
ben StoatSmGnner in 9toroernep
niht peranlaBt baben, 10 peroen 0te'
ieIben bod iiber Die maroftanlide
Gage iprehen. 1nmit lit ieoo6 ntdt
gemeint, ooB 3elttihlano Elm beion.
oereS arrangement nit SratfretG
iu6e. 7ies lit unmoglib NIT Riid'
iiht auf Die 9eItimmungen Der Ilge'
ciroS.3onpentton, ole intatt bleibt.
0euti6lano Iieht Bis jest feline llr.
iode, bon ieiner friiberen Bolittt,
Sronfreih un0 Spanien bnS Redt
ein3urGumen, Ole Sr0nllng in Wa.
rotfo wieGer ber3uItellen, 5uriid5u.
treter.
Offijiele 9reiie fobren fort, ote
moroffarii6e sttuatton in rubtgem
Gei'te 81 beban0eln.
gerlin, 26. Mug. - Ser fran.
soiii6e 9otifoftsr Sules Gombon lit
3ufrieben nit SEN Seiultoten iciner
g1ei'e 81 Dem 3ar3Ier bon @iiIom
BON 9toroernen 5uritfeefebrt. Der
goti6ofter bate orei lan9e Inter.
rsbun9en mit Dem 9an3Ier, 6te O1@
ean3e 6el0 intern1tionaler BoIi.;E
0cften. Ite meiIten 8egenitGlot
muroen etmo8 obenbin beritbrt um>
feline neuen 8ori6I1ae ober ernItc
RotihlGge murOen gegeben.
Sir ote fron30iti6e 9teoierun8
mobrihpinlih Die erniteite Sadie n1r
Die m1roffaniide Gage, itber bic ser
3nn3ler offen, pieoerbolt unO &c.
i6ift iproh urb 3par in oemielben
ginne, tpie er i'm bereitS ourt ouS
au8u1rtige glmt in Berlin Tronf'
reid mitgeteilt bate, baB IeutIh'
lamb pillenS iei 5ronfreth ieinen
etoenen 8iQen in Gaiohlonca 81
loiien, oos feibt, 0ob 0e,ttihlanO
feline in gerIegenheit ietcn0en 1Sra'
aen Itellen oSer IN irgenb elmer 8eiie
Characterization in Sen @eg legeu
oSer Die iron53iiiAen arbeiten bin.
bern polle, in Waroffo Die Srbnung
pieoer bsrp,itellen uno Die 3ufiini'
tiee Siderbeit Der europaer 5u Der.
birsen.
Serr Ganbon i6idte beiite etne
Ianse gepeide nah garis.
Der fransGiiibe 8otidafter am
$ofe bon ct. Sames, aeaul Gar6cn,
befuht ieinen 9r,soer Sules Cambon
bter auf etnise Gage, pdbrene e
cine ti,rae gaeiie .ourd Deuti6lono
matt, unS geiu6e in Dresden urS
Riirnberg abitattet iotpie elmer gr'
turiion nod 1raa beiipohnt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
WrR rer e,komotiufiibrcr.
8leibt anf Ieiuem Yolten nnb erlei.
bet ben Su0.

SapuIpn, s. e., 90. Mug. -
Bier 9erionen ipurben getotet uno
oreiBig perlest aIs am Samstag
Hahnrtttog Der ipeitIih fabreroe
gaIiaeiersug go. 4O7 Der ct. aouiS
& gan Srancisco Giienbabn, Der In
Sulia 3 llbr 35 fGllig lit, uno Der
o'tlih fabrenoe 8oiiagier3ug go.
412, beioe ltarf nit grturiioniiten
beiest, in Der N1be oieier Staot su.
iomnenItieBen. Ger llnioIl ION
our6 Elm 8erieben oes Eelegrapbi.
ften in Sapulpa berbeigeiiibrt iein,
Ser pergeIien bate, Dem oltlih fab.
ren0en 3uge Die Srber 3u erteilen,
in 3eoforf auf ein Seitengeleiie su
fabren.
geioe 9ofomotipen lmo Die @e.
pGf. mo aom6inationsmagen oes
meItlih iobrenSen 3ugpS iiberihIu.
gen iidJ, gerieten in 6lammen un0
perbrannten Ger 2ofomotipfiibrcr
8ens erlitt mttig Den 5oO. Der
$ei3er Soner riei ibm 3i,, oob Ser
3uiammenitoB erfolgen niir6c imO
Dab lie beioe abipringen iolIten, ober
gens anttportete ihm: .5pring
naein, if rperoe auf Ser Waihine
bleiben." or orebte oie 2uftbremIo
uno periltfte Die aolliiion 81 oetmei-
6en. Der Gigentumsperluit miro
groB iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Seine 8efabr.

WtIbelmsb0be, 9eutitlanS,
"a. Aug. - Die 8erlesung Der 8ai.
Ierin auguIta 8ittoria, Die am 81.
QluauIt beim SennisipieIen i'm Rarfe
fel un5 iith Ous 9ein perleste, nimmt
ibren rsoeIm6Bigen 8erlauf.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
@alfbrdnoe in frankr.id,.

foulon, Grautreid. %. aug.
Die Soritieuer, Die am II. auauIt
IN Der N6be Der Sorts ausbrahen,
fine nieoer orobenS geporben. Cine
grobe a6teilung Solonialinfantsrh
bsf6mpft Die SIammen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
SapaniidItr priu,.
Sat Cfftsiersbienite in benz siusit.n
@arberesimente az ssuk.

Bsrlin, "a. ausuit. - Grin,
Rinipofbt BON sSapan bat iettens beS
preubii4en ariessnrinifteriums be
erlaI6nis erbalten, i'm gsrIiner
s,psiten @aroe.Resiment ou SuB
Gisnit su titn. ...
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Er. eucarr.
sein 3uitanb ut beScutenS idlim.
mer aeiuproen.

Bten, 26. auguit. - SSm -.
ftano oes SberbiirgermeiIterS =
Scarf 2ueser, iiber beiiea abcrmuli1.
itpere Grtranfung bereits gemeloe;
porben 1T, ,riit cine 8erihIimmerur,
einaetreten, nelhe Die behanoelnSer
aerste unb Die nGhite llmgebung oeS
gatienten NIT Der grOBten 9eIorg,
nis erfIIlt. Or. 2ueger bot iid trot
brinsenSer Wabnurgen Der aeritc
uno ieines eneeren 1reunoeSfrei'eE
tarm ireenbpeIte Sdonuns uuier'
lsst, ieitbem er Dor Wonaten al;
bem iItrii6en aurort berbeieilte, I'm
In ben Rei6srats.8 .8ablfarpf einp,
areifen. Der iesige Riidfaa pal
besbalb beinGbe nit 9etpibbeit Dor
aus5uieben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-08-29
Grplofon.

Etttsbure, 26. aus. - ssn.
folse elmer grpIoiior in Der rSffnc
$er3" 8ieberei Der Carnegie steel
Gompanp in Someitenb Iino 2 W6n.
ner tot unb 5pei onSere 10 ifNper Der.
lest, Sabibre 8ieoerberitellns alusi.
felbait lit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-01
Wue.L 4AAlo -.v.st

Do you feel weak, tired, despondent
have frequent eadaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste in morning, Nheart.
burn" beching OF gas, acid rislngs in
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
Ityonhaye any considerable number OF
the> above Symptoms YOU are suffering
from 0tlIousnsss, tarpld liver with indl.
gestIon. ar,dgs pe psfinS Or PIerce,s Golden
Medlc2l Q!scQyerY ID n Dc " q tho mort
valuable medicinal Qr!nelRles known e
medical science for the permaQept cure Of
such g 6nQrmal cQnd lt!ops. ItBis most
efficient liver !nvigorator. stomach tonic,
bowel regulator and nerve strengthener.
4 The rGolden Medical Discovery Is not
. patent med cine or secret nostrum, q
fill list Of Its Ingredients being printed
on Its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. "A glance at its formula will show
that 1t contains no alcohol, or harmful
habit-forming drugs. It Is a huid extract
made with pure, triple-refned glycerlne,
OF proper strength, from the roots Of the
tlOllOWluB uhVlYo AA0AAV&A !OlO1V plhut6,
viz, Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root, Bloodroot, and
NJ andrako root. =
The following leading medlca! authorities.
smonf host Of Others. extol the foregoiipE
sboys .ymptons INDICATE; PRO-. r PSrthqlow.
4. q WOOD, n. b. Is Univ,ot Ps;; Prot Edwin
y. Hale \. p. ct ahlnemAnn I sd. College:
American pispensatQry, Prot. Jno N. Hcud-
der, N, D., Author Of Specific Medicinssi Prot
Laurence Johnson. n, D..S Med. Dept. Univ. Of
=; IRE, Finley Ellipgye2d, y. D, ASSythor
ell College Chicago Send pane and sd-
dress on Rost,l; Gard to DE-. R. Y. Pierce. Buff
Itaio. N. 4. and receive trss booklet giving
oxtrlets from yritlnEs q ~ the above medi-
cal suthors and many Others endorsing, In the
strongest possible terms each and every tn
zrsdient Of which Golden Medical Discov-
( cry" IS composed.
hr,I PieTcs's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
inyisprate stomach. liver and boEels, They
dical Dtseovery = II bowels sre much con-
+ Etipltsd They're tinx end spg as-oostsd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-01

milk and diaries, when seen last night,
said that he would prefer not to dis
cuss the matter, leaving the talking for
publication to the head OF the departs
ment, Or. Levy. Mr.. Curtis. said, how
ever. that he had been twelve years in
the dairy business, and that while he
had finally been squeezed out, still he
had managed dairy and made liv-
In gait for asnumber Of years. Mr..
Curtis intimated that SO long as the
Board OF Health and the voters of the
city We're satisfied with his services he
would continue to discharge his duties.
The present stir among the dairymen
he regards as the best testimonial to
his activity since he has been in Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-01
GREAT RECEPTION is
PROMISED TO GLENN
Prominent Brooklyn Democra
Says Vice-Presidential Boom
May Be Launched.

4 i z + - /. i
WASHINGTON D. c., July s1.-"We
are going to give Governor Glenn q
refusing reception when he comes to
Brooklyn to address the Democrats OF
that city" said II. b. Martin, secre-
tary OF the American Antitrust
League, to-day. In the campaign Of
1902 Mr.. Martin was the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the "blue
stocking district OF New York, which
embraces that part OF Fifth Avenue
above Forty-second Street, and which
is robably the richest congressional
district in the United States. some OF
the constituents being the Goulds, Nor
gans. vanderbilts, AS tors. Carnegies and
many other great multi-milltonaires.
And Martin came within q very few
votes OF being elected,
Yes, sir" he continued, few speak
ers have ever gotten a more rousing re-
.ception than the Brooklyn Democrats
are planning for Glenn. tits expected
that he will make speech that will be
q sort OF Keynote. and that politics
will begin to take shape after that.
II think that Governor Glenn has
done more to maintain the doctrine
that no power has the right to say
that duly constituted State legisla-
tive body has done wrong except the
State courts and the Supreme Court OF
the United States than any other man
ever has. We New York Democrats
feel that it was Pritchard. and not
Glenn, that did wrong, and that Gov
ernor Glenn was right in refusing tC
acquiesce in an assumption Of jurisdic-
tion where 1t does not belong. I think
that while we will not launch boom
for Glenn for President, we might de.
clare him available timber for the vice.
presidency"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-01
FIRST PROSECUTION
UNDER NEW Law.

y 81 ( = -Ty a
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
q WILMINGTON, n. c., July 31.-The
first case under the antitrust law Of
North Carolina, passed by the last Leg
islature. made Its appearance In court
to-day. and as a consequence Walter
Buoy, representing the Diamond Match
Company, is under bond OF a thousand
dollars for appearance at the highest
tribunal, and there Is probability OF the
corporation itself beng included. It Is
alleged that Buoy, as the representative
OF the Diamond Match Company, sold
the ]. c. Stevenson Company, OF this
city, matches, and made q contract
whereby the company agreed not to
handle any other company's or indi-
vidual's matches, and this Is contrary
to the anti-trust law of the State The
case was heard In magistrates court.
but the defendant waived examination,
and the case was sent to the higher
tribunal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-01
BOULDER CAUGHT DY SHAFT
AND HURLED TO HIS DEATH

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.]
4 CHARLOTTE, N. c.. July 31.-Ben.
Porter, moulder in the Liddell Foun-
dry. was caught in a belt this after
noon at 2 o'clock while t work, and
being thrown into the shaft was torn
almost to pieces. and died within
twenty minutes. Mr.. Porter had only
been employed by the Liddell Company
for week or two. He was middle
aged man and good workman. The
accident occurred while he was trying
to place belt on running wheel. His
coat sleeve was caught and thus the
fearful accident occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-01
GLENN s SENATORIAL
STOCK TAKES JUMP
His Great Victory Over Railroads
Will, Help Hin III His Chief
Ambitions.
PAPERS WRITING HIM UP
Northern Journals Sending Spc-
cial Staff Men to Depict
States Rights Hero

(Special to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., july 3 i.---TeleEram ms
and letters continue to pour in on Gov
crnor Glenn. congratulating him Tor
tho stand he has taken for the riEh.
OF state to regulate It's internal az
fairs without interference from the
Federal courts. and commencing the
t,rm and successful insstence that the
railroads should obey the State law
pending the adjudication OF Its con-
stitutionality. These kilograms and
letters are coming not only from every
part Of the State of North Carolina, but
from practically every state IN the
Union, from Maine to California.
The Governor receives In good part
the widespread newspaper comment on
hik availability for the presidency. He
5laughngly remarked this morning that
he suspected that some OF them were
trying 10 sidetrack him. His friends
arc declaring that his senatorial stock
Is very much set up by the stirring
events through which he has just
steercd the affairs OF the State.
Ii being ">Srltten Up"
Quite a number OF special news
paper writer's from Northern and West
ern newspapers are visiting the Gov
'ernor to get his Views on the States
rights issue he has raised and write
illuminating stories on the personality
OF the man as they find him.
Adjutant- General T. r. Robertson
has called an election by the First
Regiment, North Carolina National
Guard. August 18th. at Camp Glenn.
Morehead. for the election OF a sue
cessor. to George f. Butler. lieutenant
colonel Of the regiment. Colonel Butler
having resigned.
Charter is issued for the Cow Head
Mineral Springs Company, Of Washing
ton. N. c.. capital. 100000 authorized:
incorporates, W. c.. Rodman. O. B..
Wynne and others; also the North
Buncombc Telephone Company. OF
Democrat. Buncombe county; capital.
5000. by ]. D. Murphy, j. N. Morgan
and others. to operate lines in Bun
combe and Madison counties. Another
charter is to the Phoenix Hotel Com
pany, of Winston Salem; capital, IS. 600.
by w. r. Moses. r.. c. Click and others.
The High Point Provision Company
changes It's name to the Brockett &
Son Company. Robert Brockett. prcsi-
dent
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The amusements for the parry for
the last ten days have been various,
comprising riding, driving, pool. tan-
mis-, croquet, hay rides and strolls into
the near forests. and not day las
been to the guests either ho, Or long.
The members OF the party are as
follows: Miss Gertrude Berry. Laurel
Md; Miss Mabel Barton New Orleans.
La; Misses Rose and Annie l'recken-
ridge and Messrs. Peyton and John
Breckenridge, Of Fincastle; Miss Bes-
sic Dabney, OF Chatham. Va. Mr. lind.
sey Gilmer, OF Kansas City, MO-: Mr..
Thomas Moncure, of Washington, j..
c., Mr.. Isaac Hughes. Of N"wber7. N.
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert PIKE OF Wash
ington; Miss Wilmer, Of Atlanta, Ca;
Captain and Mrs Victor Maurice. OF
Donaldsonville, La; 11ra. Charles
Cootes, of Baton Rouge, La. and Mr..
Howell G. Featherston, Of J,ynchburg.
Va, and the hosts. Capsuin and Mrs.
Breckenridge.
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II . T 7 r rs q y = ll7 I p .ia u
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.l
4 F1NCAsTLE, VA, July 31.--"Grove
HILL" the delightful home OF Captain
and Mrs George w. breckenridge, near
Fincastle Botetourt county,. mas been
the scene OF one Of the most agree
able house parties OF the season and
surely no place could be found for
Willing away in cool comfort The days
which have been SO oppressive in the
cities.
The handsome brick residence OF
ftwenty-four rooms. which stands on
d shady hill in the midst Of the Grove
Hilr' estate, was erected III 1898 by
General James Breckenridge, the
grandfather OF It's present owner, and
is q typical Colonial mansion.
The mountain scenery In the near
distance Is superb. and In the fore
grounds the valley of Catawba
stretches away In a beautiful; per-
spective OF luxuriant sumr1ar YER
dure.
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NEW POsTNIASTERs.
4ELnlf Il Dozen Named for iVnrEinin
9Ikurnl 0nCeA.

( EIhlf IL Dozen Named for VrEiniA
Rural Omces.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July ST.
Virginia postmasters appointed: Bu-
ford, Nelson county, Eldridge p. Rob
ertson. vice A. e. Cornell resigned;
Cuckoo, Louisa county, Alfred l..
voolfolk, vice H.. A. Barrett re-
Hlov ed; Detrick. Shenandoah county
Na CHI AIRY Taylor, vice "A. Nj Yates,
resigned; Fort Mitchell. Lunenburg
county. Howard g. Fore. vice y. r.
Fore, deceased. t5
Rural free delivery carriers. ap-
: Virginia-Fairfax route 8. William
II. Carter, carrier; Rufus Jones. SUB
North Carollna-W H. Spies. route,
1, william IT.. Hancock. carrier; Jas.
II. Hancock. substitute.
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LEVY ENDORSES
INSPECTOR WORK
CONTINUED From First Page.)

<O~'H''' -
methods OF Inspection OF the depart
5nlent.
1.-THE inspector came to my place one
day" he said, 'and ! went around with
him. and my manager. On the course
OF the round my manager remarked to
me that there was one gargety COW in
the herd, and that he had had the COW
pvt off to herself. 1 asked him, in the
doing with the mill from the gargety
COW, and he said he was feeding 1t to
the pigs, without carrying 1t to the
dairy at all. Two days later, I re-
ceiyed a very sharp letter from the
Board Of Health telling me that I was
selling milk from a gargety COW, and
that 1t must be stopped The inspector
did not see this cow at ALL and the
only knowledge that he had OF the
matter was the conversation between
my manager and myself, in which the
manager distinctly reported to mo that
the milk from that COW was not being
sold or used"
Hot After Curtis.
Mr. Thomas l., Blanton. manager of
the Richmond Dairy, was seen yester-
day afternoon with regard to the
charges made In the meeting Tuesday
night against Mr.. Curtis, the milk In
spector. Mr.. Blanton said that 1t was
true that Mr.. Curtis had once been In
the milk business, and had sold milk
to his dairy.
That his milk had become SO poor.
his stables so filthy, and his cows In
such bad condition that the dairy had
refused to buy any further milk from
him, ana Mr.. Curtis shortly afterwards
failed. Mr.. Blanton said that this was
before there was any form OF city In
SPEC ton OF the mlk-producing farms.
Mr. Blanton said that he had always
exercised certain sort OF supervision
over the farms from which his dairy
bought milk, visiting them at frequent
intervals. and when not in sanitary
condition. refusing to buy their milk.
TIe also said that the firm Of Froehllng
and Robertson were retained as reg
slIar chemists by his concern to take
daily tests Of the milk they were SELL
inR, and that they We're In this way
able to keep check on the department
chemists and to look after'any farms
whose milk d Id not come up to the re-
q,.,Msment IT,. Ri h