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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN. Tfat the suk
~ scrlbcr 81 Anne Arundel comfy, has o..
tanned from the Orphans Court 81 Anne Arurdfl
conniy. IN MaryIaEd, Letters Parliamentary
on the personal estate 81
CHARLES A. PTNOELL,
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are here
ny warned 10 exhibit the sane, with the yoafhers
thereof 70 the eabKcribcr. on Or before The 10Th
day ofsepteTnber. 1901 They may otherwise. b
Law be excluded from al bencGt 0ffhl seid estate.
All persons Indebted 20 said estate are regzesss0
70 make immediate payment.
Given under my nand this 9th day Of March,
CHARLES +. LEWIS,
Executor
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY oTvzg. that the sao.
IN sefibez Of Annc Arundel Co.. has cofaipe1
from the Orphans Court u Anne Ara1dei coan.
~ IN Maryland. letters Parliamentary On the
personal estate Of HUGH McCUBk EH, lsfe
81 Anne Arundel Co. deceased. All persons
having claims azainsf the decease6, aTe bereby
swarned 10 exhibit the same with the voaen1rs
thereof, 20 the subscriber on or before the
18th DAYOP AUGUST, 1857.
Tkey may otherwise, ~ law, be exciuded
from "A benefits Of the eald estate. All persons
Indebted ~ aaid estats are requested 70 nsaEe
ifnrneffatf payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of FeD
JOHN J. McCUsKER,
Administrator
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Notice TO Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given. that the subscriber, OF
Anne Arundel county, has Obtained from the
Orphans Couzf Of Anne Arundel county, IN
Maryland, Letters Tegfamentary On The personal
estate 81 JAMES =. TAYLOR, late Of Anne
Arundel county, deceased All pcro1s having
claims against the deceased, are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the yoacher thereof.
70 the subscriber On or before the
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1907.
they may Otherwise, b Iaw. be exclzded
from al beue0t Of the said estate. AL persons
Given under NJ hand tits 7th day Of May.
BERTHA TAYLOR,
ms Executrfx.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

FBssf9Ffas tE4s mfs 80 reralgef af foe Nay
fler4ffreat. n aseIn<z0r, =. -. 81t4
I aa.eeH. 20ss1s " esfne#94Fs JanN Dsth
81 flaereanar. far q ferraee waG &C fns CT
= ~4sal tesssrnv. snnspola. ~. slask
a.rsas ~ PROPOSES ar1 spee'6eatloaa VII
- fare sAas.l. sn1 rsaas may - seem sn
serliesroa 81 10 O.. . Sagai aeasisu T,
AnnapaIa. Wf.. 81 at sbe ofges ~ Ernesf
Flsaz Wsff street. sew 1ork. a 80 ~
frswfnea mag - obtained af tse Afsbl
teee4 cree - EeaoslsInz go ubieh vi -
refsnsag an fneff raf1rn ..-Tfs MAJ ~.
SEW BERxF. Artlar secretary. Sf6I
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEA. That the SAB.
~ ecrlbers. ofAnne Arundel county. have o5-
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Ann eArundel
county, IA Maryland, Letters Of Testimentary
on the personal estate 81
JAMES u. MURRAY,
late OF anne Arundel County. deceased. AL per-
sone having claims against the deceased are here.
b. warned 70 exhibit the eazne, with the vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. On or before the 10tk
day Of une 1907. They may otherwise. ~ law
be excluded from all beneGt OF the sad eEtzte.
All persous indebted 20 said estate are requested
70 make immediate payment.
Given under our hancs this ffth Day 81 Deem
JAMES ID. MURRAY, TR.
WN. SPENCER MURRAY
KwoonfQwa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

NOTICE ~ HEREBY 0IvEH, Tbat ne snD-
~ sedber, 81 Anne Arundel cyugfy. h@A Ob-
lsffte1 fffga The Orphans lyuff u Anne Af1a<
lei county In MARYLAND, iet9ev toslakDentarv
- tne D<rsonal sStzte ~ JOFE aALAFt@
late ~ Anne Arundel county, 1eefa1ef>-.
are hefeby n4gae1 " exhibit the sane, win tae
vouchers thereof, ~ the subscriber. On % ksfofe
TIKI 5th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1911,
Thez mar otherwise, ~ lau, b. excluded
from ~ f,elieat4 ~ me SAID es&4tE. al peryCDs
Indebted " gafd estate are requested - make
immediate 4yrnent
giVen uoder ny hand tliis 10Th DAY Of April
ROSA BALAPIA,
AdmlnlstYatrlx
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FOR SALE


HNan 90 SEVERN SIS Acres. teanfifal
ahnrr froas well WOODED. small im prove
asrr .eruxeriert 20 botA railroads - miles
1roua Faltlmcfe. sia4C-
FD2gE~ HEIGHTS zee Acre. highest
naIae en- severn lkfVer-re4r Arnold station.
- rNsi isnEs. ss4fsA
~nE1 MONT 54z Acres. srpsrh sffuation
mr N44 nna HawcIEs ereex and CT iine -
Nnv Nffrn Ha11wraG 2 m1tr~ from Annapolis
tarEa tFelllrE and ot1sr c1fl1t1zs. 81 o.
FaF fartAer particulars. apply &c
~ DANIEL r. EA< DALI.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

~ aatn.ssIfv 81 tse owner. I ofTer Tor ~ ie
fhe 4 ss'ti-~rtsf<N FRAME COTTAGE. Cor
f 'ltartes 1rl Catrcstrzl Strref-
E4r t4.l part1r1tars. Apply 60
EIzfER r. PARKINSON
4. n Frlnaa aeorze q.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
NOTICE. I'd cRRDIToms.

II RIG fgnfTgD SrhTgs DISTINCT CoCgT
Yoz Tx DISTRICT On BAkYL4HD--
IS BAsNRgfTcY.
TAXI frOTGcE. Ibaf WILLIAM DNkA
nflE, hss,nr been a15a1,e4frt i4Hkfgpf
~ 80 ffDD1fat8e TfDa94s 1Dffls ggfNs
~ 80 Cessrf - s0yeg0 ~ f1tps t#Ns tfsf
s.,~ettsr - ere<lf1rs win ~ jfei1 % sue once
~ ~. 1auses *. ff4sneafs. 4fbgnftr - ~
Arsafef E9il1iDH. West nffeet AUf enNFft
circle, hn<apDils, E9.s -
UlEDHEyDIX JHaT r1fb, rooz,
IA Is o,eseek a. ~ for ~ pefDosf q
sfi.smfag r14fnaa exeg4iDtsr ~ Bfu1ftt4 $50
seieeslnr igatf<e - Trustees.
VI D8HgEL n, NrNH1Y,,
ftfferff,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

TIE Boar1 " Visitors 20 the Naval
keasIersy. IN their rs~6mmen lati0ns,
give q knoek-osts blow - the local
preparatory schools. The board does
nos believe ~ cramminx FOR eEAnina~
fions as4 entrance tests. and says the
failare - pass the physical sxanina-
tlons Ter entrance IS often 4ne - tns
.veswork ~ the examining system
preparatory for the mental tests TO
lessen fhs patronage ~ the local pre-
rara&ory schools means . knock cut
hIow also AZ tie numerous boarding
hosses IN iowr- TIE Board ~ yIsi
tors evidently aimed. an1 aimed true
IS kiE two birds with one stone
Hhe&hsr thelr recommendations wiil
hseene elective j. . question.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
~ the Village of Essfporf.

- virtue - powers ofsale cOutained
iu two mortgages form George II,
Brll0n sud WIFI. the one dated the
-1fh day ~ August. 1904. and recorded
lu the Land Records - Anne Arundel
county ia Liber q " No -, folio 8,
and the other dated the Zlsf, day ~
October. fn The year 1901 and recorded
A. aforesaid in Li.er g. W, No -,
fiiio tl8. 7 will offer 90 public saIe At
the cot RI HOUSE door IN the city
~ Annapolis. Maryland, on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

tfr. Koskefeifsr has wifhdre#n fhs
pebble use e bIs samner home
rraun.Ia AZ Cleveland. because soue
~ Eas visitors iarasieI file porch ard
waists -aim 90 meals. = dyspeptie
esrsb bnulfsfs ~ millions nay -
a1easel for rantiDx - take bis crack
err ana mff4 eifheaf a. andienee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

-aas q tssaul faeaF4le sans ass dis
af go 81 tIse fsstiun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
X THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CorKT FoETlTE DISTRICT o. Macy
IA&D-IN BANKRUPTCY.

TAKE NOTICE. That MARRIOTT =.
gHA%EY. having been d5ucic1tefa Eank'
rupf ~ TIE hou0FabIe Thomas J. Aofrls.
Jni1fe n aaid c0urt, or Nay Ssr1. fsy(s nras
1eefln r ~ Creditors Wifi ~ he'd 81 The efDes
- Hr.JaFnes - Bra8beaF<, Attorney -1tsis1 y.
Arundef Buii6fEE West street enF tbafe1
circle. Annapolis. 11.. On
WEDNESDAY. Juns lyflt. fsy1,
~ n oeiock =. ~ fDf re pn<pDsf q -.
lowinr claims. examiniDT bankfunt ana
seiecting frusfee % Efngtees-
DAsfEL -. MURRAY,
RefereE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Handsome Lots For Sale
ON MURRAY HILL
Southqats and Murray Avenues,
Frankifn ard Thompson SITS.

rnesnI.cts are teauiiraily situated many
haFa Water views. some bordering uu fhe
a. p Mcc0MAs. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
InMrS M MlINROE.

Attorney named IN the Mortgage.
] ROLAND BRADY. Aucuoneer. ml7
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SENATOR'S pETrus.s BURIAL.
Alabama Pays IiighcHt 1IoDOrs to Her
Distinguished Son.

Alabama Pays Highcst HoDors to Her
DistinEnlshcd Son.
y Il SELMA. Ala; July 3o-s-The funeral
of the late United States Senator Ed
1nund w. Pcttus, who died SATURDAY
at Hot Springs. N. c.. took place, here
this afternoon from his late residence.
Intcrlnent was In Live Oak Ceinete-
terry, VIII ere less than two months ago
his late colleague. Senator John II.
Morgan, was laid to- rest. Senator
Pettus's funeral was attended by the
greatest honors ever paid an Alabama
citizen. The members OF the state
Legislature, Governor Conner and mem
bers Of his STAFF. former Governor Jo,
speh F. Johnston. WIG viii succeed Z, q
Senator Pettus In the Senate. and the
various state officials attended the
funeral. In addition thousands OF Cit
liens thronged the city to pay their
tribute OF love to the dead Senator.
The funeral services at the home
consisted of the reading OF the old
time Presbyterian ritual. and were
conducted by Rev. F. G. Railing. OF
the First Presbyterian Church. They
we're very simple. The procession to
the cemetery. in addition to the Sec
ond infantry, included Troop G of Cav
airy and Battery G of ARTILLERY.
The members Of Camp Jones. United
Confederate Veterans. acted as spe-
cial guard of honor The procession
was n long one. a delegation OF colored
citizens bringing UP the rear. The en-
tire city was bedecked III mourning
and all business houses We're closed
during the funeral.
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TAFT'S FRIENDS
WIN HAND|IY.
Ohio Republican Central Com
1nittce Endorses Hin by
Fifteen to Six Vote
FORAKER STILL I'M POLITICS
Resolution Passed to Effect That
Dick and Foraker BE Not
Eliminated.

COLUMBUS. o., July 30.-secrctary
rraft,s friends won handily to-day at
the meeting OF the State Republican
Central Committee. a resolution. being
HdoptcH by the cophaeittee, indorslng
Secretary Taft Tor the presidency bS
n, vote OF 10 to 6. An amendment, pro
posed ~ the friends OF Taft and op-,
iosed 81 the friends of Foraker, was
adopted by q vote Of Ill to TO-. saying
IN effect that there is no intention "
eliminate Senators Foraker or DICK
from politics IN Ohio.
The resolution indorsing Taft Tor
president was as folloWsi
1--WE believe that the great nhl0rlly
OF the people Of Ohio conwinced Of ~, me
high character great ability. and ! d !.
tinguished services Of Secretary IalI
1ndorse his candidacy for the presi-
slcncy, and further,
/ 1--WE declare that the Republic leans OF
ohio overwhelmingly desire that the
name or Hon. william Howard TAFT be
presented to the nation as Ohio,s can
didate for President. and that the re
publicans or other States are invited V
Cooperate with ..1 Repupllcana u !
Ohio TO secure his nomination IN lsVe.
The amendment to the resolution va
offered ateonce. 1t IL 70 the erect lhat
IL is not the Intention to eliminate
either Senator FORAKER or Senator DICK
from politics In ONO. This was OIL
fered by the Taft people and was y,
bitterly opposed by the Foraker ele-
mcnt.
The amendment was adopted by, I
vote of II to TO- and the resolution
was then adopted with the amendment
by a vote of o to g.
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.BROUGHTON FLAYS
WICKED new \. YORK
Atlanta Baptist Minister Calls i
Worlds Second Wick
eldest City. y.
eldest CITY.

NEW YORK, July so.--.Because he
loves New York--"all southerners loye
New York; there are&25, 900 Of them IN
the city this minute" he inter1ected--
the Rev: Len, G. Broughton,D.. p, pas.
tor of the Atlanta Tabernacle, and one
of the leading, Baptist preachers Of the
South, In an = interview to day shed
the metropolis for IL haunting q b tlarity
at night, It's closed churches on Sun.
day, its boorish and inefficient police
force, and the tmmodesty and intenlper-
.ance Of the w omen who drink In the
restaurants and cafes.
Dr. Broughton breaches at Tent
Eynngel, FI icy seventh street a an
city in the world" he said to- day, 'alid
New York is the next. OF course. you
can say; New York is not as wicked as
Chicago, but that Is a II you said
1T was better than he'll. Chicago is
not to be compared with any civilized
community would suggest that the
pulpits of New York preach the go spell
in its purity, the literal word, the hell
fire gospel, the gospel of punishment
of SINS"
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INSANE MAN ON
EXPRESS TRAIN
Tried to Throw His Little Child
from the Window Of
a Train.

NEW YORK. July 3o.-Fredericls
Ford, OF Philadelphia, became insane
in a New York Central express train
after leaving Albany to-day and made
several efforts to kill his two-y ear-old
daughter by throwing her from the
window Of the train rs 1t was speed
ing along. but was prevented by pas
3sengers. Ford also tried to make away
with himself by leaping from the train.
but was restrained and held captive by
members Of the train crew until this
city was reached. when he was sent to
Bellevue Hospital.
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After visiting all places Of In
.terest In Richmond. the delegation from
the Blue Mountain Female Seminary.
Of Mississippi left here last night for
Atlanta DR.. y. G. Lowery. president
of the seminary is in charge Of the
party Every summer sightseeing
excursion is organized. and this time
the unanimous verdict was that the
jamestown Exposition should be me
objective point. When the party left
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,1sslssIrrt c1uLy N n1cnMoND YES rEnpAY.

South There are SCI students on the
roll, and at4the opening OF the last ses-
sion 500 applications had to be refused.
1t is located near the Tennessee line.
"Our parties have visited every ex-
position in recent years, said Pre- ST.
naming at jamestown four days we
were greatly impressed with the mag
.nitude Of the enterprise. Though It Is
not as large. Of course, as some. 1T Is
excellent, and I shall advise the peo-
pie OF my section to go there before 1t
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MYSTERY IN GIsT CASE;
BODY4IS EXFiUMED.

UNION S. c.. July sO.-Claiming to have
obtained evidence that Arthur. Davis, negro.
State, OF Clarence C. Gst, grandson OF
former Governor Gist, OF South Carolina, had
not fired the shot as supposed. but that Gist
had been killed accidentally during a fus-
lade of shots by some one else. an ol1er was
secured from court today for Girsts body to
be exhumed and examined by two reputable
phys icInns, This WAS done by Doctors Sar-
raft and Hamilton, and the bullet was To-
Gated, but results OF the examination are
withheld
The case comes up next Monday Mt a spe-
cIal term of court
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has closed. 1t Is an education in IT
self, and l am particularly gratlfied
that the young ladies visited It,
Naturally. they We're delighted with
a short stay in the historic city Of
Richmond There Is considerably moro
business and enterprise here than
those Of us In Mississippi might have
been led to suppose"
DR.. Lowery will not return home un-
K til next week. his party going from
Atlanta to Birmingham and other
places.
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1t numbered eighty-one, but
several went to New York from Eorfolk
and there were sixty six young wo--s
men in the colony when 1t arrived
in Richmond
Early In the morning, Rev. Dr. o..
William Jones called at the Jefferson
and Joined DR.. Lowery. Before noon
the crowd of schoolgirls was romping
over the Capitol. and when they reach
ed the third floor, the patter of feet
made the heart of Colonel Ben. Owen,
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secretary. Associated
with Miss Taylor on the monument
committee are Miss Mary Wlnders Car
.rett, OF Williamsburg; Judge T. s..
Garrett TIT. Rev. B. Tucker, Mr.. Con-
way Sans and DR.. Herbert Nash.
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BULLDOG DRIVES
MAD BULL AWAY
Bevy Of Terrified Women, Being
Chased by Bovine, Were
Thus Rescued.
QUEER BILLS OF SENATORS
New Works Secretary Mentions
a Few-Gay Deceiver
Fined.
QUEER BILLS OF SENATORS

NEW YORK, July so.--Twenty wo-
men, summer boarders at Port Je ,.s
were picking huckleberrles on r ,,,,s,,
poet Hill when hugt ullftores thI9I e, Y
women had her bulldog along, and the
canine me the bovine before he rea cn 60
the scanperng women, an "a, se l1,ii ,' "a,
great beast by the ngse: In r1, puil o wts
down the. hill several times. ne Wo-
men escaped. The hero of Port JerFl5
to-day Is the dog.
Driver Buried in Pic.
NEW YORK, July {30:-Buried IN PIE,
Henry Huber Of Long BranfHh sn was VAS se
driving bread and pie wagon when e. !, a. MS
horse ran away and upset the vehlcle
Great baskets of pie fell on tne, man Ia
e ernst fin bpuisin z him severely. Many
summer cottagers saw the accident.
They were extremely sympathet,lc, i :, :
they said they knew now serious ..,, y, !, :.
Branch pie.
Made Love to Two mt Once.
sinr Il Z t' softly WHAT'S the Matter
With the Moon Tonight. Eddie L. Sey ~
ignv sat in Hamilton Park. at M VA ! e..
the the moor suddenly dared up with gu guf-
ficient light to enable. Policeman pei.
nhanty to see that Eddie was making
love I O two girls HLSOHCS.= ~ ~ AAAotAop
olies 20 here the abluecoat said stern
Nv. He marched Eddie 20 the lookup
and yesterday the young man was
fined 81.
Queer Expenses Of Senator'S.
ALBANY, N, T.. July 3o.-lt costs
SIC each annually TO supply Unitec
| States Senators with drinking water
Charles G. Bennett, Senate secretary
| has figured this out In his report, ~ q
made public. And this sum only COW
cred .'soft water" such as VIII no
| intoxicate There were other charge!
for queer brands Of water. Other Item
OF expense for Senator'S y were ',eI:s "s sSd
! liantine, $1,20: feather busters, seo
/ hair tonic. s32.57; two branding irons
i $3.50 (supposed to have. been LOT MI
il Tilllnan J 'one skirt trunk, $3.50
Bought the Barbcr's Mustacic.
NEW YORK, July 3o.-A New norl
J man, who carefully concealed his lden
i tity, purchased a mustache at Atlanti
4 CITY last evening for $40. D. a. 40
mano, a barber, was the original oWne
OF the property. When the New YORK
| er saw 1t he was bound to have II
! First he offered So, which was indlg
4 nantly refused. He raised the offer {
S. but the barber held out for more
a new $40 gold note tempted Roman
4 then, and the New Yorker will hay
!. the mustache made up and wear lt,
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Dedicated by the
Norfolk Branch
,of tha H Gf6F

Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities,
July 30. 1907.
Ofliccrs Of a. P.V. a. 5a
The officers OF the a. p, Y. a. are
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. president: Mra u,
Taylor I1llyson, acting president ana
first vice president; Mrs, Il. " Valen-
tine Mrs. j, s, Wallford, Mrs, w, A..
Con and Mrs, G. b. Ball virerpresi-'
dents, Mrs w. II. Robins, recording
secretary; Mrs. A. w CARRIER, assistant
Robinson, corresponding secretary,
MRS. Henry A. Gibson, assistant cor
responding secretary;X Mrs. John =,
.Lightfoot treasurer; Mrs. NJ. q,
Stanard, historians Il hoard Of directors
and an advisory board OF senuemen.
Miss i. l.. Taylor is the directress or
the Norfolk branch, OF which Mrs, T. q.
Purdie is treasurer; MI. Conway Sans.
recording, and Miss Lucy Blacknall.
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the Governors secretary, jump to his
throat The secretary thought there
was something doing nithe rate cases
Pretty soon however. Governor Swan
son peeped out Of his private office, and
when the visitors expressed desire
TO meet him he graciously accorded
them that privilege, and shook hands
with all Then they scampered away
to see the wild animals in the agrt-
cultural Department..
Blue Mountain is said to be the
largest private female seminary in the
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Rate Declared Excessive,

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 3o.--In a de-
cison rendered to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. through Commfs-
sioner Clements. In the case OF the Riverside
Mills, Of Augusta, Ga, against the southern
Railway and others, 1t was held that de-
PENDANT S rates on cotton waste, n by-product
OF cotton goods, from Augusta to New York,
forty -one cents per hundred pounds, or the
same as their rate on cotton goods, was en-
cessive and that no higher rate than thirty
Ave cents per hundred pounds should be OK
acted for the Transportation OF cotton waste
by sea and rail from Augusta to New York
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wooley, Berkley, walking traction

North Carolina-STartin L. Gable,
feed water heater: Emil
a. Deschweinitz, deceased (F. II. Friese,
esecutor), Winston Salem, treating to-
bacco; Hanson NJ. Fillyaw and r. b.
Lumberton, spring bed bot
tom; James T. Morehead, Leaksville.
manufacture Of phosphorus and cal
ctum carbide.
North Carolina postmasters appoint
ed-Cherry Point, Craven county, An
ME Russell. vice 3. p. Borden, re-
81 gned Swansboro, Onslow county,
George A. BARLEY, vice G. w. Smith,
resigned
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NEGRO P4AWSED RING
FOUND AT ORANGE SHOW.

Special to The rImesDIspatch.l
BALTIMORE. MD, july 3o-Luther
Iumes (coiored) was arrested here to-day
while trying to pawn Il valuable diamond
and ruby ring. After being "swcated" at
detective headquarters Humes said he found
the ring at the HORSE Show OrangH
Courthouse, Va. He also said he saw a
circular announcing the loss of the ring.
and that he believes the owne r is Miss Dor
scy. OF Charlottesville.
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sTRASGLER KILLED TWO
MORE WOMEN IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 3o.--The bodies OF tvs
women, with the marks Of the Htrungler on
the last twelve hours, and the police to-
day have cast drag net over the city TO
catch the slayer. The police believe that
one man committed both crimes. Neither
OF the Wet Tins has been Identified.
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RECORDS BROKEN
BY STEEL !. ]. TRUST II.
Total Net Earnings for for Last
Quarter Exceed 8 orty- 81
Five Millions.

NEW YORK, July sO.--All liecord};
the United States Steel Corpdrat1on'
to have been broke. to day bensst
company,s report for tho quafs tnrql
Ing June 80. 1907, was mad plS s'slaS
ter meeting of the board of tt iftc
The report shows that the CT
total net earnings for the sspriS
ter were $45,503,7O5, a hlgh-was
record for any single quarter
history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
QUEER PLACE FOR SUICIDE.
Man Walks Into Gunshop, Buys Revolver and

< KNOXVILLE, TENN. July 30.-An un-
known man. supposed to be S. p. Long, Of
plaqnemfne. Id. committed suicide In u
gunsmith store In this city to-day. The
man entered the store and asked to see a
pistol. stating that he wished to make a
purchase for a friend. Several weapons were
shown him. He selected one, placed a car
fridge In e chai1ber, wake ed to the door
and fired into his temple In his pocket
was "A note reading:
"'ro tho hardware: I'ou Will excuse my
suicide in your shop. Suicide is not murder.
Why not execution?
tSgned) IS, p. LONG"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
BRITISH AMENDMENT TO
AMERICAN PEACE PLAN.

. THE HAGUE July 3c,--Great Britain has
presented an amendment to the American
proposition regarding the establishment Of a
general court off arbitration under which
any contracting power may Withdraw from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
bought Il
VIRGINIA INVENTORS.
SInny Patents Granted to Citizens of
.I.I' This State and Carolina.

go Spec to The Times DispntchI I
WASHING TON, d. c., July 3O:-Pat-
ents Issued to Yirginians: John I. pal
ten, Yirgilina. bag..strinEinE maehlne
sulator for electric wires; William
Greene. Blackwater,. derallment guard
Paul II. Kops Wake, rotary engine
John w. Pierce, Arvonia, hinge; John