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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
MIR. C. C. PALMER
WINS A POSITION
Board Of Supervisors Recon-.
mend Candidate, Putting
End to Bitter Fight.
IspecIal to Irhe Times.plspatch. j

e.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch]
GATE CITY, VA, July 25.-The
board of supervisors for Scott county
has recommended c. C. Palmer for the
appointment as superintendent Of the
poor A red hot fight has been made,
at one time there being seventeen ap-
plicants for the appointment The Re-
publican county chairman took hand
against Mr.. Palmer. who is an active
and influential Democratic worker
G. B. Darter, w. NJ. Richmond and
W L, starnes have ordered the ma
chinery for bottling works to be esta b.
lished at Gate5l&Cityt They expect to
have their worksr.in operation early in
August. ]. M. Minnick is establishing
a canning factory at this place which
will have a capacity OF two thousand
cans, a day.
The South and Western Railroads
tunnel. being driven under Clinch
mountain at speers Ferry, lacks only
four hundred feet Of being through
The contractors expect to get through
the mountain by September 1st, The
superintendent of this great under.
taking is c. F. Guild, OF Massachu.
sets, who is relative Of Governo.
Guild.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
DESPERATE NEGRO
FIRES ON CONDUCTOR
.-------,---------
Chesapeake and Ohio Man Finds
Man in Box Car and Fight
Follows.
NEGRO HAD TWO BIG COLTS
After Conductor Slapped Him
Down With Lantern, Fellow
Opens Fire.
NEGRO HAD TWO BIG COLTS
sn.el,, d the ,l.tmes- Dispatch,

rsnecIol to The Times -D,spatehJ .
ALEXANDRIA VA, July 2o.--Ah
unknown negro desperate made an wv
successful effort to XIII. Conductor o.
Z, johnson, In charge of train NO. 80
which was northbound chesapeake
and Ohio freight over the Masil'ns
ton division OF the Southern RAILWAY
AS resul, of the attack MI. john
son had FIVE shots fred at him by the
man, all ct close range, receiving a
slight flesh wound on the right side
OF his face. His face wgs also covered
with powder marks
The affair occurred on top OF the
train. which was moving rapidly,
shortly before o'clock this mornins,
between Noakesville and Catletts. W.
According to the statement OF the con-
ductor. who has reported the matter
to the local police, he was going over
his train, and upon reaching car
loaded with pipes he noticed the NAL.
standing with two big Colts revolvers
ATTACHED to his belt. He at once asked
the man what he was doing aboard
the train, and the latter replied that It
was none of his id business. AT
this point of the conversation Con-
ductor Johnson says he feiled the
negro TO the floor with his lantern,
which he broke over him. 1nfuriated
by the attack. 1.-The negro at once
sprang to his feet and began firing at
Mr. johnson as the latter ran as hard
as he could over the rapidly moving
cars, and Mr. Johnson says he felt sure
he would be killed.
After the negro had exhausted every
chamber in his revolver the train
slowed up for its usual stop at Manas-
sas. Va, when the negro alighted and
made off in the darkness. Mr. John
son had his injuries dressed by ply
stefan here. and is but little the worse
after his narrow escape from death
AT the hands of the negro.
The police here are inclined to BE-
lieye that the man who attacked Mr.,
johnson is an escaped convict from
some penitentiary in the South. 4 An
excellent description was furnished
the police here and in Washington of
the man. and his capture is expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
s1acon-o,NciI.

lspecial to The Times.p Dispatch
HENDERsoN, n. c.. July 25.-To-d day
at o'clock r. NJ. at the residence OF
Warrenton, n. c.. and Miss Gertrude
ONeil We're married, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Joseph
H.. Tettemer. of st, Louis. Mo.
and distinguished family Of North Car
DINA. The bride is one OF the most
accomplished, charming and popular
young ladies OF Henderson, and her
ness that life can bestow. II was
strictly a home wedding Resides the
immediate family, only a few relatives
and friends were present TO witness
the ceremony.
Mr., and Mrs. Macon left en- tbs
Inorthbound train to visit the exposition
land various Northern resorts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
VALUABLE MILLS
ARE DESTROYED
Heading and cooperage Plant
Burn at Early Morning
Hour-Will Rebuild.
1sneclalto rbe rimes.plspntch. ]

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,J
RJRKEVILLE. VA. JULY 25.-At
o'clock this morning the mills OF the
Bradshaw Cooperage Co, and the Ward
Lumber Co, We're destroyed by fire
Owing to the light structure Of the
former Mr.. ]. L. Bradshaw expects
that the damage TO tho machinery Will
not exceed $500, and that he will have
the mill in operation again in about
two weeks Large shipments have
been made recently and only small
quantity OF heading was burned The
loss is fully covered by insurance III
the "Lumbermen's Underwriters Asso-
3ciation."
The loss OF the Ward Lumber Co, on
machinery and lumber, is estimated at
$4,000
The cause of the fire Is still mys-
terry. Oscar Cosby. the young man
who acted as night watchman in place
Of the regular Waterman. who is sick,
claims that he noticed the fire above
the boiler. and tried to eXtinguish It.
Not being able to do this, he intended
to blow the whistle. but the fire had
gained so much headway that he could
not get TO the whistle. The plant viii
bf, rebuilt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
GOOCHLAND is
NOT SATISFIED
County Committee Appeals to
State Committee from Course
~ E]uvanna
OF Fluvanna.
special TO The tim a.. 1oi.pa,cn.

EpeClhl 70 no \ NHeh'olspaICH'I
MA1DENS, VA July 2b.--Judge
Monteiro. chairman OF the Gooch'and
county Democratic Committee, has
been instructed by his committee to
appeal from the action Of Fluvanna
county committee taken several weeks
ago,
In letter 10 Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson
chairmant of State Committee, Judge
'Monteiro makes the following state
rnents!
l2y direction or the members of
the county Democratic Committee
of Goochland county. ! desire to
appeal, to the State Committee TO
correct what the committee and
myself conceive 10 be the erron-
eous action Of fine Fluvanna coun-
~ committee and chairman, In
these particulars, to-wit;
Il. IM fixing the date of the
House primary without consulting
the chairman or committee OF this
tGoochland) county, the result
being that the time limit fixed by
the Fluyanna committee for candi- 4
dates to notify that committee OF
their candidacy had expired be-
fore the Goochland chairman COM
n,ttee or people knew Of such ac- !
tlon, even unotnclally, this action
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
TELLS
OF ELOPEMENT
Message from Washington Was
First Intimation Father Had
of Wedding.
Especial to The 8Times.Disnatch I.

Especial to The Times D spatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA. July 25.-sheriff
Robert A. Edwards. Of Isle Of Wight
county, Va, to-day had telegram
from Washington. D. c., saying that
his daughter, Miss Emma H. Edwards,
was married In that city yesterday t.
Henry a. Bear, OF Shenandoah juno
ton. W. Va.
The telegram gave no other i,,rorna-
ton save the fact that Mr. and Mrs
Bear had left for their future home IN
West Virginia.
sher11 Edwards knew nothing 81 The
elopement until the message came
The bride had been visiting the family
OF Lloyd Pulley. at 1vor. Va, WHERE
she was met by. Mr.. Bear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
BUCKLEY DENIES
GUILT; GOES TO JURY
Printers Several References in
Washington Did Not Give
Desired Information.
| 'I: FIRES ON BURGLAR.
/ LADY FIRES ON BURGLAR.
Gives Intruder Warm Reception,
Sending Four Bullets After
His Retreating Form.
#Tspec tal to The Time s-Dispatch,l

PETERSBURG. Va. July 25.-s chas.
B. Buckley. who was arrested near
Old Market Square. In this city, by
Detective David Eanes Wednesday.
July l7th on suspicion of being the
man who murderously assaulted J. =.
Gri,nstead, clerk in Miller d. Com
pany's store, at Sycamore and BOIL
tingbrook Streets, on June 14th. plead
ed not guilty in the Mayors Court TINS
morning, but was sent on to the Hust-
tnes Court. Mr.. Grimstead has several
times positively Identified Buckley as
his assalant He was the only Wit.
ness in court this morning, and re-
pcated his assertion that Buckley $
the unknown customer who struck him
in tho head with blackjack
robbed his pockets, and left him
bleeding and helpless on the
floor OF Miller & Company's
store. The prisoner has steadtast'y
asserted his innocence. and when fifst
arraigned In court claimed that ne
was employed as printer IN wash
ington. D. c., and could prove an abb
BY several firms In that city. and py
the Washington police, Chief of Po-
lice Ragland at once communicated
with Major Sylvester. OF the Wash
ington police, from whom he learned
that none OF the persons mentioned py
Buckley could say whether or not 70
was In Washington at the time OF
tho assault in Petersburg. Major syl-
vester stated that Buckley had been
several times convicted as yag-
rant. At the request Of Mayor Jones
Mr.. Robert Gillian Jr.. acted as
counsel for Buckley this morning
Find for Hospital
The net receipts OF the baseball bat
tle between the lawyers and doctors
Of the city at Kenilworth Park yes
terday AFTERNOON Will he added. 70 2
FUND to he used to install u'et
Kitchen at the Petersburg Hospltal'
The institution Is ever growing ~
value and usefulness. and IS an %,
tect Of the greatest interest," aHo
| friendship on the part OF very large
number OF citizens,
While running for an electric car
last evening Robert Talmage, Wel.,
known Young man at tho PETERSBURG
Furniture Company, fell into an eX'
scayation for a Waterman at sycamore
and Bank Street, and broke two o.
/ his ribs
Burglars have been 1t work IN Din
widdie county during the past rev
/ days. one of them receiving warn
welcome at the residence OF Mr..H
p. Schenck near the Poplar Grove Ma
4 tional Cemetery, last Tuesday night
when n lady In the house opencd fire
4 with a revolver, sending four bulle
1 In the direction OF the rapidly re-
\ treating Intruder, who LETT empty
handed,
Hi Mr.. German lranes. who brokeN hi
lles by falling from IN ctrlciScA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

.
on the part OF the Fluvanna COM
n1ittee thus rendering it impossible
for the Goochland committee to
provide for having the House pri-
mary at the same time as the sem
atorial primary The undersigned
chairman of the Goochland county
committee conceives that joint ac-
ton OF the two counties through
the person of the chairman of the
two committees, as to time and
detail .is indispensable to the val-
idity Of any primary
70. In passing upon the eligibility
or Democracy of any candidate,
and excluding him from the pri-
mary and preventing the masses of
the Democratic party from exer-
cising their right Of choice, and so
acting without the cooperation
or consent of the Goochland
chairman or committee"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
EARLY Cl0S| &c
IS ENDORSED
Dover Association Adopts Reso.
lutions Commencing Move
1nent to Merchants.

TAYLORSNlLLE, VA, JULY .5.-This,
the last day of the Dover Baptist AS.
ISOLATION, was interesting clear UP to
the time the moderator's gavel fell
for final adjournment. This can be
ACCOUNTED for in part BY the fact tina,
home and foreign missions occupied
the better part Of the forenoon, and
Baptists are nothing If not mission
airy. DR.. w. H. Smith, assistant sec.
rotary of the Foreign Mission Board
of the Southern Baptist Convention
Drs. William z. Hatcher and ]. VIII
liam Jones. and G. W. Med aniel, made
addresses on these subjects.
The following resolutions, offered by
Few. w. Z. Robertson, pastor Of Ran
doipn Street Baptist Church, Rich
mond, were unanimously <;doptedr
Resolved, That we, the mem
bers Of the Dover. Baptist Associa-
ton. note with pleasure the move
ment on the part of the clothers
of the city of Richmond looking
to the adoption Of an earlier hour
for closing on Saturday evenings
We desire to express it as our
conviction that 1t is a reasonable
and just thing to do. and we sin
cerely hope that the said dealers
iiidS SPeeuiiS dS4ee VI lule lHdt"
ter and put into effect as soon as
practicable an earlier closing hour
on Saturdays"
Baptlsts believe in collections-fov
were taken to-day 3S
The last business Of the body wa
the election Of officers tor the ensuing
year, with the following result: I. e
Elicit, moderator; ]. B. Wood vice
moderator: W. H. Sadler clerk. 4 F
Walthall, treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
SHOOTS BURGLAR
AS HE FLIES
Mr.. J. H. Boswell, OF Burkeville
Seriously Wounds Frank
Miller, Negro.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispa tch.


BUEkEEILI.E. VA, July 25.-Frank
Millar (colored) was severely wounded
by ]. Il. Boswell. as he was escaping
from Boswell Bros & Bostc's store at
o'clock yesterday morning. He claims
Lynchburg as his home.
Hearing a noise. Mr.. Bostic awoke
Mr.. ]. H. Boswell ard both FASTENED
TO the store. Mr. Boswell was armed
with a double barreled shotgun, and
a 3G.he carefully came up back OF the
stSfe he discovered Miller coming from
tho store He az once emptied both
barrels at the burglar. who dropped
in his tracks. Mr.. Bostic who watche
the front entrance. rushed forward
and Mr.. Roswell, pointing to the
wounded man, said. ''Tpgot him" DR.
j, IL Young was summoned and
dressed the wounds. a confederate Il
! being looked for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
,ycddtne. in Pittsylvania.

Z Spe cIal to The mes-DIsPHtC17,rI :, ,
CHATHAM, VA, July 25:-Miss sao.e
Hubbard and Mr., D. p, N ,at,i - W the
hhrtSe near canister Tuesday after
noon on Rev Aylor. OF this place e.. OH T.,
GATED. Mr.. and Mrs. Nuckols left on
Tie Afternoon train for the Jane sto"''
Miss Rosa D, Bennett and Mr.. John
=. Shelton, OF Pittsylvania countiSy y
near Wh,ttles were mnrr \ olth q cn at
!, Q =, Rew' Guyer performed the cere-
n1ohy. after witch the couple and !, sew :,
erai friends departed for the Christ a !,
Convention g n at Green Bay Ghurch n;r neat
, PlneS n - Seventeen summers. and very
n ,,T The groom Is a progressl ~
Young farmer OF the Whittles ne'sn'
horhOOd, 81 +lttt7s d3s-s wv I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
SUFFOLK, VA, July 25-The Con-
federate veterans Of Isle OF Wight and
adjoining counties and their friends
OF both sexes had big reunion to-day
~ Beaver Dam Church, near Cars
vile. Rev. DR.. ". NJ, Vines. OF Nor
folk, made an address this morning
and w. ]. Kendrick. Of Suffolk, spoke
In the afternoon, Every ona present
was served free dinner.
Two congressional candidates were
there--Co!onel George c. Cabell OF
Norfolk, and J. Peter Holland, OF
Franklin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
,11LToN york GOES no
- Jury FOR ASSAULT

pANv1LLE. VA, July 25;,-Milton
York. young, white man: Vas M,y SEN :
Court this morning on the charge o.
having feloniously assaulted Whit NIL
iiams. a carpenter SATURDAY night, ,,s
Williams sustained nn and cut ut IN N YET Jet
out Of danger. He was able to Dc
present at the hearing to-day 80.
According to the evidence, t ,rI3 ,a ast
sault appears to have oeen ~9t''ou'
nrnNncation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Interstate Normal 10 close.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch,l
NORFOLK, VA, July 25l-The Inter.
state Normal school which has been
in rrogress here since July ist, VIII
come TO close Friday. The attend
nnce upon the sessions of the normal.
which were held al the High School
VAS not so large as r!.e piDm1,ers ~
the enterprise anticipated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Notc. from Fredericl<sburg.

(specIal to Tho Times-D1spatcH.J
FRED ERIcKs BuRG VA, July 26.nT
Rev. pr, S. pu,naway, the z J. we'll %s !,
H. IL r Baker, In this city. Is now able
Ia SIT up and walk on the porch,
y Professor 4, s. Marye, Of Washington
delivered to,nighs brillant lscturd
member OF the State Summer Insti,
tuts In session here, The college hal
Was crowded with a cultured audiencs
and all present enjoyed q rich treat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
DICK" BYRD
TO .BE SPEAKER.
Winchester Man Has Fifty Out
Of Eighty-Eight Delegates
Pledged to Him.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatchl

WINcHEsTER. VA. July 25-Ad Z
vices received here to-day from all
over the state clearly indicate that
Assenlblyman Richard y, BYRD, who
represents Winchester and Frederick
county In The Virginia honsp 81 l9fle-
gates. VIII be elected Speaksf Of ne
we'll w.o.has retired from tho Lexis-
lature, Out, Of at least eighty-e light
Democratic members of the House over
nifty are nowa pledged Ito MI BYRD
making his election g foregons som
cluslon. 95i t.,i IN 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
AENENuE OFFICERS FIND
QUANTITY OF WHISkE1

ISoecial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANNILLE, VA. July 25.-United
States revenue officers connscated lao
gallons OF corn whiskey found conceal
ed in the woods near here yesterday
afternoon II is supposed that the
moanshiners, fearing arrest and being
pushed close, hid the wh!skey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
DANyILLE NAN DROPS
DEAD on STREET

Especial TO The Tin7es-n ,spatch.l
DANNILLE. VA. July 25-GeorRe
~. Barker aged about thirty years.
who has for some t!ula been -uploNed
nv the Wenpie Tobacco Co..
dropped dead from heart trouble as
ne was walking alone the strAetr to-
day. He leaves 4 mother. Mrs Eliza
beth Farkfr, and a brother. John Bar
kkr. Of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
FIFTH OF :xLLE6ED RIOTERS
TO GO UNFINISHED
-fsnec,aI 70 The Ttrnes-Dispatch.

ROANOKE. VA. July 25.-willie
EIolcouh, the ffth person given hear
Ing for riot!ng. was dismissed in the
Police Court this morning II was not
clearly shown that he took any pa.t
sn the riot!ps. and. owing TO his age,
heing only fifteen, the fact that he had
been six days IN JAZZ ana that his
father was critically Ill., caused the
Police Justice to dismiss him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
smnpHrNs,s INJURIES FATALl
= $50 'AH'-'' ~. DIES In ALEXANDRIA
rsnac,alto The Time Dispatch

AL.E:xANDR1A, VA. July 25.-Walt e.
stephens, nineteen years tha Alexandria
H H,,sp Il at $50 oaock thts nnornln y
as result oi inluriess, ne sus tatInS
lpan nfea, stat ride
~ ma'a nnrthbound freight train over the
Snu { Hallway. The remains WI y
# # ia expected. We sent to his nome foF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Conyeys Property to "A. G. N.

3 Especial TO The Times-D lspatch,l
FAYETTEVILI,E, N. G., July 26.--
This afternoon Harry Waters. or Bal
tin,ore, ono Of the larg est .stoc kholders
in tine Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
conveyed twenty-four pieces Of yalM-
able property in this city to the ral Y.
rad cQulp2hY.i WEI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

In Richmond yesterday, has been
brought to his home on Canal Street,
In this city.
william koenig and Charles Will
Hanson, representatives OF the Pc
tersburg Lodge OF Elks at the Grand
Lodge in Philadelphia. have returned
to this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-10-11
i i lRYAlFN'S Meeting
Attendance from Grow
Wing, Benton, and Other
Counties Expected

A dairymen' mesting will be held
in this city on Tuesday, November
5th, according to communication
received by Nels n. Olson, farmer.
and left by that gentleman with
Andrew Swedback, manager of the
Beaver Dam Creamery. from the
secretary of the Minnesota Dalrymen s
association. Buttermakers and dairy
men generally throughout the counties
of Morrlsion, Grow Wing, Benton and
eastern Stesrns will attend the meet
ing which it is thought will be held
IN the court room at the court house.
The manager of creameries Will..re
ceive q special invitation from the
secretary OF the association to attend
the meeting on that date.
These meetings p:ove ct much
benefit both to tie creameries and
dairyme1 az manv 6 cd pointers are
given and the views of the successful
deiryme2 obtained on these subjects
Morning and afternoon sessions Will
be hel Id at this meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-10-11
Mrs. B. W. Lakin of Bemidii is in
the city the guest of relatives
WORK ON TIE 500 line
City Of Tents Located Near
Mississippi Where Grad
ing Is Being Done

Andrew Preiss and Joseph Wegler.
who returned last night from busi-
ness trip through Pierz, state that
they were astooished at the magnitude.
Of work which is being carri ed on
by the 500 railway in that vicinity.
says the St. Cloud Journal Press.
They say that the company has an
extra large force of men at work all
along the line. On the banks of the
Mississippi river just above tho
river there is regular city Of tents.
About 200 men and 100 teams are
employed grading the approaches to
the Iailtoad bridge which the COM
psny is erecting across the river.
The werk on the bridge is progress
ing rapidly and will be completed by
the middle of November.
The laying of the rails has begun
west Of the river toward Albany.
Here crews Of men are stationed at
regular intervals laying the steel.
The company now refuses to make a
statement 40 to when the work will
be completed. The officials stated
that they have had so many setbacks
that they have decided to give up
setting dates for the completion of the
line to tho Mississippi river It il
believed, however, that everything
will be in readiness within six weeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-10-11
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Sessions on Monday and
tuesday Evenings
Tax Levy made

The coll c,l n It in regular monthly
session Molday evening. The alder.
men present were Lane. BasfIen.
German EnSe, and Bolander.
The courcil ordered the approaches
to tie crossing which Will be bnilt
acre IS the tracks at Seventh avenne
northeast. filed in. This win be
pleasant new to residents in that
section. "o
There was some discussion over tha
sdv'sability : Of the continuing Of psy.
by some that tie city is ercrcached
upon by some who can well care for
themselves. o~-o -0A
A doctor of Arrow bead, Il. e.. sent
letter, in which it is stated that
DeidIick Sprick, who formerly lived
here. was sick at hospital there and
wanted to kno = if the city could give
him help to return here As NJ.
sprick ad not gained residence here.
the matter was not considered.
Bills were allowed as fellows