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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
HAVE FREE HAND IN
SURPRISING RIOTS
French Government Sustained By
House Of Deputies in The Mar
bonnie Disturbances.
BATTALION OF SOLDIERS DESERT
Situation Is Regarded as Critical and
One Deputy Even Goes as Far &C
to say That Country is on the Eve
of cvolutiOn-More Troops On
Scene.
(ny AssocIated pressl.

PARIS, June 2l.-By a majority OF
10I the Chamber Of Dcpuicy this nj
tcrnoon voted confidence In tho gov.
crnncnt ana gave the minister's II
free hand To employ the measures
they think best To re-estahlish the
sovereignty OF The law In the disturb
cd districts of the south. This result
came after Il day o. incense excite
mcnt of the mutnous action of Il hat
talon nj the 9th regular troops.
About GOO men deserted With their
arms and ana ammunition, and Joined
I'm the insurgents al Bcziors.
The grave Wow the French capital
takes Of the events ana the tragic
outcome was evidenced by the scene
In the Chamber OF Deputies today
when tho government was interpret
lated on the measures II proposed to
take to rc-csubish order.
Premier Clcmcnccu lost no time In
impnrllng to the deputies tho news
from Nnrhonnc, adding to the infor-
nation already published tho fact
that over u hundred soldiers were
wounded IN the fightlns sistoisS,x,,
with the rioters, the latter lie said.
had disappeared from tho streets.
The peasants from the surrounding
villages terrified at The shooting, took
the first trains for their homes. Thcn
amid impressive silence, tho premier
gave the official version Of tho mutt.
ny of the battnlicp of the 18th lnfan-
try at Agdc and It's march TO BE,
2iors. The premier added that he
could not listen TO any proposition for
the conditional surrender of the mutt
ncers rs it would be Il most fatal
move for the government Ia capitn-
late to the soldiers. lie concluded
with defending of confidence in the
government.
The House of Deputies lcrccly
attacked the government accusing
Tho ministry Of sending agents to
stir I'D the popnlacc in the south
asserting that cuirassiers acted like
Cossacks, that the troops fired viii.
little provocation and without notifl-
cation and that women and children
had bccn slaughtered ana insisted that
the release of NJ Ferroul former may
or of Narbonnc. would alone restore
calm.
Predicts A Revolution
Otherwise one Of the speakers as
serted, Tho bloody riotIng of ycsicr-
day VIII be the revolution of tomni'-
row. Former Minister of Commt.ce
rMillerand's denunciatlon of NJ. Gle
mcnceu was particularly violent
After six hours debate the cham
Der by 327 10 223 votes decided to
suDport the cabinet
After the tcrroristic events of yes
tcrtlny the aspect of Narhonnc today
were everywhere I'm such force tnnt
the inhabitants were ut least coerced
into inactivity. Two additional rcgi-
mputs Or iufuntrv nnd IIvo trpnns oP
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
Won U. 5. Golf Championship.
INV AsSuctatcd Proas1

PHILADELPHIA. PA. juno I'll.
Alec Ross. of the Bracburn Golf Club.
won tho open championships of the
United STATES here today in the 18th
annual tournament of the United
states Golf Association on the Phila
delphia Cricket Links. His score was
3O2. Albert Nichols, Of tic Woodland
Golf Club, was second with 204. and
Alex Campbell. of the Philadelphia
Country club was third, with 305.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
Naval Seaman Drowned.
(By Associated prcss).

NORFOLK. VA, June 2l.-Appren.
ticc Naval Seaman Hamme. who re-
Gently arrived ut the naval training
station at st. Helena from the re-
cruiting station at St Louis. fell
overheard last night in the Elizabeth
river and being unable 10 swim was
drowned. His body was recovered
today aud is being held pending In
strucnons from relatives OF the tic
tim IN the West,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
Exposition Program for Today
Conventions Meeting.
Institute of Homeopathy.
Chiefs Of Police.


( X Phi Alpha Gamma.
a. M
bition of weathe bu.
and earthquake a
1890 Il. mCiuarlmount Twenty
11:O0 m.Prcparation omre from
all sections of the country, Government building a.
100 photographic bition.s
Indian Reservation with lecture Interior Department
200 Phnney's Band Concert Grandsand I.ccP
200 photographic exhibition in Yose.
mite Valley building a,
2;30 p. m-unitcd States Life
800 photographic exhibition
f.. Governments, building
400 $50 m.-Piano Wall Wddi Of
fetal
N Y.
400 $50 m--Departure Cadets
500 m--Phnneys Band
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
Hanged Five Years After.
Try AsSnciaipd PresSl

CORDELE, GA. June 2f.--George
w. Bundrick was hanged here to-
day for the murder of John Schroe-
der in Dooly county in 1902 Bun
drick with his brother killed Schroe-
der as the result of feul between
the families. The brother is now
serving o life sentence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
congressman Hale Wants Roosevelt

congressman Hale Wants Roosevelt.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 21.-
Representative Nathan w. Hale. Re-
publican of the Second Congressional
district of Tennessee. today declared
in favor of the election of President
Roosevelt for another term He said.
If again nominated Roosevelt wonll
carry several Southern states, as the
country wanted him to have on ops
portunity to finish the Panama canal
aud the mighty reforms and measures
fer which he stands,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
Negro Hanging a Bunalinq Job.

MOBILE, ALA. June willis
Mcclellan. q negro WAS hanged here
today for the murder of Michael of
Michael McGovcrn. an aTed white
man Mcclellan confessed. The hang
inc was bungling job. McINllan
strangled to death in fourteen min
utes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22

lle declared that when Haywood
wrote the letter Orchard was at
Caldwell with Slnpkins. one of the
lcaicrs of The Western Federation Of
Miners. planning II bomb for Steu-
ncEhcrg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
VII Have rwo.cent Eat Rate.

TOPEKA. KANSAS. June 2i.-lt
Was announced that The state board
of Railroad commissioners had pracii-
cally decided to issue an order nut
ting fiat two-cent passenger fare
into effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
parrow pcfendn HaYwood.


Clarence $ Darrow closed for the
defense. He ridiculcd the idea OF
general conspiracy ANA commended
tina, IL the most liberal allowances
we've made for tho entire showing
rt the state II would not make out
Il case against he prisoner worthy
cf submission to the jury.
MI. barrow warmed up when he
reached the articles in The Miners
Magazine. why the man (llnywood)
was miner working in the bowels of
he earth IN silver City" Ne said.
when the most violent articles In
the magazine were written. Sincc
tls man became ln officer of tho
organization The mildcsi articles have
appeared. Within tho last -four years
Stornenbcrg's name hns not appeared
IN the Mmcra' Magazine. II would
he better to shut down the printing
lprcssrs and abolish newspapers IL
because of some Incorporate criti-
clsm, editors of newspapers were To
be charged With conspiracy aud put In
danger of their lives"
Mir barrow went through the evil
dcnoc, ana like Richardson, main
tanned that without Orchards tcsti-
llNliS intTc WIS no cNlucnCc SHOWING
that any officer or member OF the
Western Federation of Miners knew
ANYTHING about the crimes To which
/ Orchard testified Crimes had been
committed ana Orchard said he was
the guilty man, but there was no enc
clHe To prove that Orchard was there.
"Whcrc Is there witness in this
case who has ever heard lisp Of
Iiaywood's connection with this con
lspiracy? Wo have nothing hut the
testimony of man who Is trying
to convict three men to save his own
life
Judge Refuses the Motion,
In conclusion, he appealed TO the
court to dismiss the case. Judge
Wood immediately announced his de
cision refusing the motion.
Tho court is thoroughly satisfied
that this case should go to the jury.
Iif felt differently would not hest
tate so TO rule. The court then
explained that he would not review
the evidence In Il written opinion be-
icausc there were two more defend.
iants 10 he tried Inter.
Court then adjourned until Mon.
| uay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19
PROPERTY VALUES
A FINE QUESTION
To Be Just to Lender and Bor'
rover Requires an Experts
Work.

"To properly make a just valuation
OF property equitable In character 70
both lender and borrower has long been
a troublesome question with those call
ed upon to act as appraisers OF proper
ty upon which the borrower wishes to
place mortgage as security Tor a
loan" comments Il real estate dealer.
"The owner of property negotiating
for loan, when called upon to place
q value upon his property, finds it Inn
possible to disabuse his mind Of the
actual cost to him of his investment
with the enhanced value by the addl-
ton Of improvements made by himself,
the making of streets or alleys and the
extensive improvements OF any kind
made SO recently in his immediate
neighborhood. Tho value he places
upon his property Is the value Of his
own home to himself. and Is too fre-
uucntly a speculative or fictitious val
uation.
.To determine this valuation is the
business of the expert. aided by the as
sessment books, the record of late sales
| In the neighborhood, and by study OF
! all circumstances which may have a
bearing upon the future value of the
property in question. The assessment
\ for taxes is sometimes too high. and
| sometimes too low, but 1t is in the
absence of better other evidence on the
| sub ect considered to DO somewhere In
the neighborhood of Just what can be
safely loaned on it, being in majority
| of cases about two-thrds Of the actual
market or cash value. Many cases can
be cited, however, where business pro-
perty has been sold for more than twice
the assessors valuation. 1t is. never
| theless always best to consult the
| books Of tho assessor In attempting to
determine the valuation of property
for In nearly all disputes as to the
valuation of real estate or improve
ments, especially in legal controversies
in courts, the evidence of the assessor
or his deputy Is received us that of an
expert"
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front piazza is provided with two
seats. we'll placed. one on either side
OF main entrance doors, These doors
are provided with spacious side lights
and transoms, thus lighting well the
hall and giving look Of cheerfulness
to the same, as we'll as n favorable first
impression of the whole house. All
the windows are also wide and spa
cious. affording an abundance Of sun
light and fresh air. health giving fac
tors. The hall and parlor arc pine.
painted white enamel. with doors Of red
birch finished mahogany. Dining-room,
red birch finished mahogany. Den, quar-
tered oak finished flemish. There is a
spacious pantry between dining-room
and kitchen provided with dresser and
sink attached This pantry is lighted
through sash door. The kitchen Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19
NOVEL INVENTION
B|G MONEY SAVER
Patent Which Will Save the Gov.
eminent Millions Of Dollars
Each Year.

MERIDIAN. MASS. May 1s.-AIr. l.
Poole, Jr., railway postal clerk per-
forming service between this city and
Chattanooga. Tenn. with the aid OF q
Waterman, p. l. Wilkerson, OF Cuba,
Ala. has perfected novel invention
for the use Of tho Postoi1ice Depart
ment. by means of which packages of
letters and bundles of papers can be
readily and effectually tied SO that they
Will not come unfastened while in the
mall bags.
BY the use OF the invention the same
piece of cord or Irvine can be used over
thousand times, while the device Is so
constructed that 1t will last as long
as mail lock or pouch When the cord
wears out 1t can be rehlled without
sending to the mall bag repair shop in
Washington. D. c..
1t requires at present for the use OF
tho Postoftice Department over 2.400,-
600 pounds of Irvine annually which
costs the Department about 10 cents
per pound. BY the installation OF the
device this sum VIII DO cut down to
about 10000 pounds per year. which
Will mean a saving of about 100000
every three years.
Tho device is very light, Weighing
less than half an ounce, and as the
A1cpAI lhIoil I'hS IL ptS EAOI lHc lId 20
portation OF this enormous amount OF
Irvine, the Invention consequently will
mean n small saving In that way.
1t Is very simple. and any postal clerk
can easily use it with moro rapidly
than under the old method of tying up
the packages and cutting the strings.
Tho device can be united instantly,
quicked. In fact. than by cutting the
Irvine, which Is now done. At present
after once used, tho Irvine Is thrown in
the waste, which accounts for the heavy
bill for twine each year. AS stated
this invention permits the use Of the
same piece of Irvine over thousand
times. 1t Is adapted to tho use Of let.
ter carriers and rural carriers, In plac,
OF tho leather straps they now use
which cost the Dopartemnt about {
cents each, while Mr. Pooes invention
can be made In quantities forless thar
two cents One great feature OF 1t lie.
in the fact that it Is Interchangeable
being adapted to tho use OF postn
clerks and postotllce clerks in dispatch,
ing the malls. as we'll as carriers II
making delivery.
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The above sketch shows very at.
tractivc and pleasing design Sor q
suburban home. Its long, low. hori-
zontnl lines. together with the gamble
roof and quaint chimneys. one at either
end, add much to give 1t mn effective
and at the same time strong and quiet
ensemble. which links we'll into the
landscape. The first story walls are
covered with Tapped siding, painted
white. The second story and roof are
covered with cedar shingles not paint
ed. but LETT to the magic touch of the
elements. which convert them into a
beautiful and rcposeful silver gray.
All trimmings. such as frames and
sash. are painted white. Foundation
walls are rubble masonry, as well as
chimncys, to second story, and thence
to top brick OF a brownstone. Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19
Designed for Tic by w,lllnm perry Cane

ample, and the storeroom Is made YER
min-proo by the novel device Of tin
between rough and finish floor and
metal lath on ceiling and walls, the
two tapping well where they come in
ljuxtaposition. Beneath the stair Is a
coat and hat closet. In the portion
under rear of house q basement Is
provided for fuel, furnace. servants
toilet and servants bedrooms. the lat
ter being kept dry and furnished with
light by intervening areas. Tho SECOND
story contains. as will be seen by ref
crence to plan, five chambers and bath.
The woodwork to this floor is pine.
painted white enamel; floor and wains-
| cot of bathroom, white tile. The attic
| is a large and spacious storage-room
for trunks and all household goods In
] temporary disuse.
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Attention,
Builders, Contractors!
AUCTION SALE
BRICKS AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
ELEVATORS, ETC, TO BE
(. REMOVED.

At the request Of the seaboard Air
Line Railroad, we will sell at public
auction. on the premises, at r. NJ,
FRIDAY. MAY "a. 1907,
the building material in the two three
story warehouses, beginning at No..
1452 East Franklin Street, and imme-
diately thereafter warehouse on Eff
teenth. or Wall Street. fronting tho
Seaboard Air Line track In the rear
known as boyd Warehouse.
These are well-constructcd brick
buildings and contain much valuable
timber and large number Of good
bricks; each house Is equipped with
a good hand elevator. Those buildings
are sold for tho purpose OF opening a
right of way for tho Seabonrd Air Line
Railroad, and those purchasing Will
have to tear down these buildings and
remove the material promptly. Limit
Of time and conditions for removal OF
each house will be anpounced at the
sale,
r.. NJ. WORTHANI & CO.
Real Estate Agents.
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street. northwest corner OF Seventh

Street. northwest corner of Seventh
Street, s15.750.
Henrico: George Pope to Fannie B..
Graham, lots Nos. l, 2 and 3 In block
81, plan OF Barton Heights. s3,125...
William L. Mickelhoro and wife to
r. II. Fennell lots Nos. 10 and 20 In
block 81, plan of Chestnut Hill. $4,000
Enoch l. Doughty and wife to Rich
ard T. Wash, 80 feet on Marshall
Street. northeast corner Of High Point
Avenue 5000.
Irving s. Eubank and wife to NJ.
Emerson Rohlcder, lots Nos. 60 and IS
in plan Of Robin Park, $5
M. Emerson Rohlcder to BENJAMIN f..
Smith, same property described In deed
next above. s1S4.S5.
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE ,

AUcrl 81 SALE
VERY VALUABLE AND OLD EsTAB.
L1sHE I SALOON P 7; 3 NTH 1
G n9G STABLE i. Ell s1THA zs1sHE
8 AT THE HEAD OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET, OPPOSITE THE e; & O.;
STOPS 4 2 Rl HNb TanE EGcoM FRnME
~ NoRrH sEviENrEENTH
STREET.
AZ the request Of the owner. who Is
for sale at public auction, upon the
premises, on
MoNDAY. MAY 10Th. 1907.
ing Of we'll equipped saloon. with fix
lures, counters and store-roon adjoin-
Ing.
etc, and has been very successfully
large frontage Of land can be
bought with the property II desired.
this locality from the employees of the
g, g, % shops. and the Richmond Loco-
motive Works. which is increasing in
volume very rarpidly.
The owner and present occupant has
for many years conducted most pro-
fltab BILE business Mt this place. and in
retiring from business now altogether,
offers this excellent opportunity for
old established business. which will
most assuredly pay him handsomely.
The purchaser Of this property can also
buy tho stock Of goods on very favor
able terms.
The three frame tenements, contain
about three or four rooms each. and
always command rendy tenants.
TERMS: VIII be made very liberal
1N
A''u ''''N'''' " SUTTON 81 Co.
Auctionecrs
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charge OF bigamy, preferred by the wo-
man who he Is alleged to have last
married and deserted in Campbell coun-
ty. It Is alleged that Logan was liv-
ing with two wives at the same time,
and that each was ignorant of the ex-
istence Of the other. When arrested
he offered no resistance. and was
placed In jail without bail. He will be
carried back to Campbell county In q
few days. de denies the charge. Logan
formerly worked In the cotton mills
near Lynchburg, and came here sew
eral weeks ago and secure9 slmila.
employment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19
Curator 5 Sale
at Auction
TUESDAY, MAY al, 1907,
AT 1880 A. NJ.
At XII East Main Street

we VEL sell for the aesGygt Of the
Stool. Handsome Mantel Mirrors. Oak
and Walnut Wardrobes. Oak and Wal
nut Chamber Suits. Parlor Suits,
lounges, Crockery, Bedding, Stoves.
large Ice Box, large lot Of Chairs.
Rockers, and Tables. Pictures. High
Priced Slightly-Used Carpets, Drop
Head Sewing Machine, ETC., etc.
This Is large lot Of goods we'll
worthy the attention of the public.
TERMS: Cash.
FRANK b. BLILEY. Curator.
VA, SALVAGE s. NVRECKING CO..
8 Auctionoers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19
ON TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1907,

ON TUESDAY. MAY 81. 1907.
at O'Clock p. M, I will-sell that de-
sirable dwelling. No, 425 Nora Ss$ty-
fourth Street. In tho near future this
street will ba tho boulevard OF the East
End. 1t Is now q good. clean. wcll-/m-
proved neighhorhood, that Is yearly
growing In value. 1t Is convenient to
cars. churches, school and prettlest
be appreciated. and prospective buy
crs are invited to call and inspect IT,
courteous receptlon being assured.
Usual terms.
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& & s
TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1907,
at $40 o'clock r, NJ
the home of Mr. j O. Johnson. who
has removed to North Carolina. consist
ing Of four acres Of rich land, with
garden orchard, &c, a very good dWell-
ing OF nine rooms, In ilrst-cass condl-
ton, splendid shade, and n We'll or the
best water In the county barn, stapie'
chIcken-houses all located in the VII
lago of Granite, about one and half
miles from the electric car line at FOR
ost Hill Park and depot on Southern
Railway in the village,
TERMS: One-tnird cash and the bal
ance in SIX. twelve and Eighteen
months, deferred payments bearing IN
terest ind secured by deed OF trust
a. r. ADAMSON,
Auctloneer.
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS

s->44>,.s4..
BY Edward s. Rose Company.
Real Estate A,ictioneers
AUCTION sALn
or
No. 8 East Clay Street,
IT IS A wELL.ARRANdED
Iwo-Story Brick
n AZ ps RAsE N SD D ~ FITg of eA N
ITS ENTIRETY.
At the request of the owner, who Is
leaving the State, we will sell by auc-
ton, upon tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 90, 1907,
at o'clock =. NJ.
the above. located and inviting dwelling.
DO not allow tho day and hour to pass,
or this chance to slip you unnwnres.
TERMS: At sale.
EDWARD s 1Eosn e HasFissssr,.
BY Edward, s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONING AUCTION sALn
rvo TRACTS OR o. pARcr1s or LAND
AT THE lNTBRsEcT1oN or THE
/ THREE CHOPPED ROAD AND
PATTERSON AVENUE,
HEN H15N}, co. 81 Va
SAMUEL iI1iS L.i RaG1sTER And r. ".
BROWNING. ESQ,
CONTAINING 6, IN Nc ATH = AND 7s-10o
~, ,,tr+uo ~ +bo haIou,-men tionod do
cree OF the Circuit Court of the county
of Henrico, entered on the 2Sth day Of
March,. 1907, I will sell, by auction,
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE ssD DAY OF MAY
1 nl a plat Of which, showing its sub:
Idvision, will be exhibited at time OF
sale. In View Of the. excellent location
! OF this land, together with the in
creasing demand for suburban acreage
we bespeak good attendance at this
sale, as the land Is we'll adapted to
poultry ana truck raising Which yiG e.
: point at 4 and 1880 P. NJ. and get off
at the Three ChopINd Road. This land
( is only short distance from the cal
line, and transfers to and from the city
lines are now given for q single fare
Be prompt and and don't miss this op:
J portnnSy. . =, !,
at six and twelve months. with 6 pei
cent. added. title to be retained unit
the whole purchase money Is paid ant
a conveyance s ordered by the court
or all cash. at the option Of the pur'
4 chaser.
wN1# CRUMP TUCKER,
Special Commissioner.
Edward S. Rose Co., Auctioneers.
Lawton, trustee, plaintiff, against Law.
ton and ais, defendants:
certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioner8by the decree
3 rendered in said cause On the 2Stl1 da5
of March, 1907, has been duly given.
Given under my hand, as clerk of the
said court. this 10th day of May. 1907.
SAMUEL p. WADD1LL, Clerk.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
lib Main Street.

MODERN COTTAGE,
NO. s114 FLOYD AVENUE ON
wESTHAMPTON LINE; PRETTY,
SHADY LAWN. 5oX1so FEET TO AN
3 ALLEY: ct public auction. on the
premises, on
i TUESDAY. MAY 21sT. AT 8 p. NJ.
an up-to-date, unique and comfortable
SUBURBAN HOME. s
with city convoniences; rooms, be-
sides closets: pretty reception hall:
electric lights. porcelain bath, hot and
cold water, gas-pipes throughout the
house. A charming home. tastefully
built. and well located in q rapldly-im-3
proving section. See it and you will
like It, Immediate possession II de-
sired.
TERMS: $500 cash. balance long time.
and explained at sale.
]. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO.,
Auctioneers.
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CHARGE EIGAMY. !.

Man Said 10 be living With Two. Wives !,
Neither Knew Of the Other.
[specIal torThe Times Dispatch.l
DANVlLLE, VA, May ls.-W j..
Logan, white man about forty years
OF age. was arrested at Schoolfleld, a
suburb Of Danville to-day on the