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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
Smithfield Social News.
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SMITHFIELD, VA September a1.-Afsa5
Eloise Price. OF Norfolk. spent several days
last week with Miss Mary Joyner.
Mr.. anu Mrs. William Joyner and children
are visiting friends in Portsmouth.
Misses Frank Underwood and Bessie,
Wright LEFT Tuesday for panville where
they have entered Randolph Macon Instl-s
tutn for the coming session.
DIR. and Mrs. j. e. Smith. of Petersburg
have returned home after spending some
time with Rev. ana Mrs. r. 3. Scott, s
( DR.. and Mrs. Ames are visiting friends on
the Eastern Shore.
Miss Sallie Wright has returned to Lynch
burg. where she VIII resume her studies "a e
neutrality-suspicious. Woman's College. 81
Mr.. Robert Scott was confined to his homo
several days last week by sickness
Miss Luna Compton of Blackstone, Is VS.
iting friends In Smithted.
Mrs. p. d. Gwartney' has returned home
after spending several months at the springs
Mrs, Randall. OF Newport News. spent sew
eral days In smithfed during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and children
have returned home after spending tia
summer at the Cold Sulphur Springs
Miss Laura Jones spent last week With
friends in Newport News. a83s
Miss octayia Reed has returned home
after spending the summer With friends
Ncrth. III
Miss Ethel Newbll. OF Essex. spent last
week in Smithteld.
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Fredericksburg Social News.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. September a.
Judge j. E. Mason and family. who have
been summerins in King George county. have
returned to their home here for the winter.
Miss Minnie Davis. of Baltimore. is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. W. -. Compton,.
,& Mr.. and Mrs. David IIirsh and daughter
are visiting the exposition.
Miss Lillian Harris Is at tho expo sition.
large number of people from the sur
country are attending tho EXPOSE
ton.
3 Mr.. b. NJ. Rosebro and family, who have
been visiting relatives here. have returned
to Rlchnond.
Mr.. M. Garter HALL OF Philadelphia, Wis
tied relatives here this week
General D. y. Wheeler has returned from,
a Grand Army meeting In Saratoga. N. Y.
Mrs. H.. II. Wallace and daughter have re-
turned from a stay of several weeks In King
George county. f$
MI. George b. Rowe, son Of Mr.. T.. r.
Rowe. has gone to Blacksburg 10 attend the
". p. L. 4
Mrs. John L. Lewis and children. who has
been visiting Mrs. A.. r. Chichester in STAFF
ford, have returned to Bethesaa Nd.
Is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin IT. Rowe.
4 Miss Jennie Maitland has returned from a
VIII. to- relatives In Kali fax county.
Miss Mamie Beale has returned from the
University OF Virginia. where she was q
'srest OF relatives. q 5gal e r AS
Mrs d. d. Carter, of Woodstock. is hero
a guest Of her daughter, MIS- DR., ], N,
Barney. gs,
Captain Murray II, Taylor, who has just
returned. from a trip to England. where tls
spent two months With his daughteE IL a
guest OF relatives here. NJ ss NJ x: f5 XII
s9 Mrs. Henry Warden ilss Grace Warden
AMI Miss Alma Gray have returned from .
visit to the exppsl tlpEs III II ~
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Stanton Social News.
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STANTON. VA September 21-Rev.
W. @. Hullihen has returned from Boston.
where he performed the ceremony at the
wedding of his son, DIR. Walter Hullihen,
and Miss Winchester, DIR. and Mrs. Hullihen
have gone abroad on their bridal tour.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Kinney and Miss Mary Bierne
Kinney have returned to New York after a
short visit here.
Miss Irene Doubouas returned to Cumber-
lard. Md. after a visit to Miss Margaret
Lynn Cochran. 8i
Mrs, l. w. Gilkeson announces the mar
.rlege OF her daughter, Catherine, to DR.. Will
liam FELTON, DICKENS, the ceremony to take
place "Wednesday morning. September 25th
at Bethel Presbyterian Church.
y Mrs, Watson T. Gooch and children have
returned to Roanoke after spending the suns
Mrs j. H. ch!ldrey and Miss Margaret
lchdrey, who spent some tins here at the
Terrace, have returned to Rlchnonl. 53's
Mr., and Mrs, ]. u. Williams, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Peck, have
returned to their home In Little Rock.
Mr., j. w. II. Pllson; has returned from
5carada, where ile spent some time hunt'Eg
Mrs ID, Nj, PennocS has returned to Bait,
Mora after q visit 10 her sister Mrs. r; r.
n. Spaels. M s3''9S 35ift 8s
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Leesbure Social News.

I.EEsBuRG. VA. September 2l.--Miss
Mary Nyce, OF Philadelphia, is the guest OF
Miss Ethel Pike at E'lyop.
Mrs William Muir, of Philadelphia. is WIS.,
titing Mrs, Sadie Page at lyon, .I
Mrs. Stewart Bryan, Of Richmond, was
tho guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Fairfax. at Oak Hill. ssl
X Mrs. George Fraser. OF Charleston, s ca
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Robert Preston.,
MIRA w. s. Stewart, .ot Rio Janeriu,s
Brazil. is visiting MIR and Mrs, shirley Cars
ter Jr,, OF Belle Grove.
Miss Belle Mcc;ill. daughter Of the latal
DI. Samuel McGill. of Schuyler, Va, has re-
turred from Minneapolis, Mtnn.st
+ Mrs. w. II, Burkhardt has returned from
a visit to friends IN Southwest Virginia. W.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Burke ara spending
the summer at Hampton, Va,
Karl Weadon, OF Binemont. left on Sat-
urday to attend the University College OF
Medicine. Richmonfl Va. NJ
/. Mr., George o, Fsrs3lsan, Jr., Of T.eosburx.
haa been appointed professor OF philosophy
and history III William and Mary COLLEGE
williamsburg, Va. SeS slgs
gt Mr. and Mrs. william CoSocoran Euatiy.S
who have been Spending the suhQnet on Loag
Island, have returned 70 oaifaads| pesr
LeesburG, 5 "a
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Wytheville Social News.
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Il
WYTHEv1LLE. VA. September 21.-Mrs,
W. P. Kent wife of Consul-Generai w. p.
Kent, OF Guatemala. arrived in Wythevills
Saturday and Will be$the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs Virginia p. Kent, for few weeks
Rev. NJ. p. Logan. OF Nashville, former
rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church at this
place, Is visiting friends in town. He is en-
route to the general convention, and Will
spend some time lii Virginia. 13}z
Miss Annie Powell returned Thursday to
Sweet Briar. where she will spend the COM
Ing session.
Mrs Thomas R. Dew and Miss Leila Dew
left Saturday for Lynchburg.
AIRS. Samuel Scott and children, of
StALouis; Mrs, Heath Miss Belle Heath and
Mrs. Bland Williams. of Norfolk, and Mrs.
White, OF Knoxville. are among the depart
ing summer guests from Mrs. Dew's.
Mr.. Eugena Burton and sister. Mrs. War
rick, and children. of Alliance. Neb., who
have been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs e. G. Burton, left Friday for their
home.
/ Mrs Lizzie Knbbs. OF Florida. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. w. II. Spiller.
( Mr.. Bowie Crockett returned to New York
Thursday after q visit OF several weeks to
friends here.
Miss Virginia oewel. OF Norfolk. is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Conytance Oewel, on
Jefferson Street,
liems left this week for Blacksburg, where
they Will be pupils at the ". p. l.
Mr.. w. H. Green. OF Knoxville, Tenn. has
arrived In NYytheville to take charge of the
Weather Bureau, while Mr. y. l. Widmeyer
takes his outing In visiting the exposition
am; his old home In Hancock. Nd. Mr.
Miss Mary Preston Kent entertained a
largo number Of her friends Thursday after
noonin honor OF her guest. Mrs W.lP. Kent.
Miss Virginia Stone. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs A, n. Stone. and Mr.. Everett Early,
OF Blue1eld. were married Tuesday afternoon
at the home; Of the bride near town. Rev.
Mr.. jackson officiating.
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sally Burt, Miss Annie Martin, Neil. Gray,

Sally Burt. Miss Annie Martin. Nell Gray,
Grace West Elsie West, Ruth Spratley;
Me ssrs. r. Fleetwood. w F. Dunaway. Jr,
vi,ginius Arnold, A. b. Covngton. j. II.
Hamlet. H. H. Hunt w. e. Rountree, II. A.
Cray. E. N. Burt, Bruce Martin. George
Williams. George Arnold and 7. II. iower-
ton This was one of the largest and gayest
parties that the writer has had the pleasure
to witness in Waverly. One Of the most
amusing games was contest at cutting n
goose blind folded. Miss Sail" Burt. cutting
the best goose, a prize. vcfy pretty fan,
was awarded her: while Mr.. w. T.. Rountree
carried off the BOBBY without any question
being raised as to whether he was entitled
to II not.
ing for V. Phi. where he will be a student
this session.
Miss Ethel Norris has returned from a
pleasant trip to the exposition, Ocean View
and Norfolk. ~ ". -l .-..- "
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on Friday for Sparta. Caroline county. Va
where no will visit Rev. Andrew Broadus
of that place. Mr.. Beazley is q native OF
Sparta, and while there will deliver an adj
dress on 1.-THE People Knew, and Some
Events that Occurred Between 1Si7 and
1861"
Miss Beatrice Knott and Mrs. Il. L, Knott.
OF AsheyilIe, N c., are tho guests OF Mrs
sam Dunn on Jefrress Street They returned
from q pleasant visit to the exposition this
" eek.
Mrs ]. w. Elliott has returned from a
pleasant visit to friends In Greensboro.
Miss Margaret Dnnforth returned to her
home In Roanoke this week after a Very
pleasant visit to her friend. Miss Byrd Nc
GIire. who resides near Houston.
Mrs. j. w. Moseley. of this place. left
Thu.sday for Jetersville. AppomGttox and
other places to spend some time.
Miss Ruth Elliott, Of this place, is spend
ing portion of the summer In Ashevlle
Greensboro and other places of interest Wis
iting friends.
Miss Edyth A. Turner of Bos.,n, Mass.
has returned to this place to resume her
duties as teacher in West End. She is quite
popular here. having taught several sessions
before.
Miss Byrd NJ. Yancey. who has been quite
Ill for the past several weeks at her home
is convalescng rapidly, and her many friends
VII! pc delighted to learn that she VIII soon
be oht again,
Mr. Howard Tucker left this week for
washington and Lee University. Mr.. Gee
faulkner also lett LOT tIlS university Oh hN-
gin!a to attend school.
Mr.. Walter F. Yancey. of Lynchburg, is
spending few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. II. Ysncey, at this place.
Mr.. Walter pondexter, formerly Halifax
boy but now of Tennessee. visited relatives
In Halifax this week.
Mr., william McWood. OF New York, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l., G. lngle this
week. "
The friends OF Mrs. James NJ Owens, of
Norfolk Will be sorry to learn that she Is
quite sick with fever at Hotel Garland. tho
homo OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G, u,
Faulkner. Master Frank Faulkner, of this
PLACE, is also very III with fever. Their
friends wish for them speedy recovery.
Miss Annie Jenkins, of this place. left this
week for Roanoke Female College, where
she will attend school.
Miss Reba Carey has raturned to her home
In Hampton after pleasant Visit to the
Misses Mcdowell near Vernon Hill.
Colonel and Mira Henry Easley and daugh-
ter, Florence. have returned from a pleasant
and, beneficial sojourn to Patrick Springs,
Rev. p A, Anthony, the popular pastor.
OF tho Baptist Church, has returned from
Bedford City. where he has been spending
his vacation. Mrs, Anthony also returned
after an absence OF several months.
Mr.. Samuel r. Gllliand, who has beer In
New York and Baltimore in tho interest %
his business for the past four weeks, return
ed home l0-dayA glS
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va, was tle Rueht OIL uet slsleI, XhisS
Miller, this week.
Mrs. Murphy. of Botetourt county. is
spending the month with her daughter. Mrs.
John l.. Eakin
I Instructor W. p Angel has returned from
his vacation. and is accompanied by his
mother. who will spend the winter at the
Blacksburs Inn.
Mrs. Difrendall. OF Danville, is here to
spend the autumn with Mrs. Claudius Lee
AT tho !atters home on the campus.
Miss Caperton Preston left Wednesday to
vsl. the Misses Tyler in Radford after a
visit to her family at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis O'Shaugnessy left
Tuesday for Jamestown, and will then go
to the University Of Pennsylvania for the
winter.
Miss Mary Pack left Thursday for Black
stone Va, to take UP her duties as a teach
er of music in the Blackstone Female 1nsti-
tute.
Miss Louise Black left Thursday for Hol-
Inns Institute, Where she is second-year
pupil this session. Mrs. "A. Black and Miss
Mary Patterson accompanied her as far as
Roanoke. IS
Mr.. and Mrs Will Mcdaniel have returned
to Keystone, w. Va, after visit to Mr..
Il. NJ, Charlton.
Colonel and Mrs, G, H. Jamerson have re-
turned TO the institute from visit to Ionia
Springs Mich.
those spending q part Of this week at Rad
ford. s
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Scottsville Social News
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scOTTsYILLE. VA. September a1.-Mrs.
G. w. Briggs. who recently underwent an
operation in Richmond. is progressing fav-
bly,.
DR.. r. c. Whitehead. of Appropriations
county, arrived in Scottsvllle this week, and
Will locate here.
Miss Annie Jones is visiting friends in
Chesterfield.
Miss Mary Bull, of Richmond. who has
beer: the guest of Miss Marietta Powers, re-
turned home Friday.
Massrs. w N. Wilmer. OF New York. and
Joseph Wilmer. of Rapidan. and Miss Helen
Wilmer. of Baltimore. are at plain Deal
ing
Or. William Wade. of Richmond. visited
Scottsvile this week
Mrs. W. 8. Wright and little daughter.
Mary, Of Huntington. w, Va. are visiting
friends here,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Perelra are attending
the exposition.
Mrs. NJ. I. Dunn aud family are at Mrs.
j C. Hills @
Mrs. John Horsley. of winsina. visited
Sccttsville this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Pitts of Arvonia. is at Belle
Haven"
Mr. r. w; Harrison left Monday for Rich
mond, where he has accepted position as
telegraph operator with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. y
Mr.. o. Gray Ling. OF Roanoke and Miss
cambridge Blakey. Of Gordonsville. have re-
turned home after a visit to friends here
Mrs. Studwck of Greensboro. N. c., has
returned home after visit to "Clihside"&
Miss Lindsay Powers, OF Richmond, Is at
1.-THE Terrace"
Mrs. Kate Lee and Miss Matte Wyatt.
OF Huntington. w. Va, are at Mrs. u. l..
Fox's.
Misses Louise Christian and Kate Patteson,
Of Manteo are visiting Mrs. Mamie Gilmer.
Mr. Fred Strudwick OF South Carolina.
has returned home from visit to cliff
side
Mrs. Samuel Tompkins, of Richmond. en-
tsrtained some of her friends ut ""rhe Lo-
Gusts" on Wednesday evening. These we're
Mr. and Mrs. A.. q. hell, Or. ana Mrs. II. p.
Blair and Mrs. William Wade. of Richmond.
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Blacksburg Social News
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Special TO slne
BLAcksBURG. VA. September 21.-Drs
and. Mrs. John e. Williams have returned
from. three weeks visit to Mrs. W. NJ. Pat
ton at Lexington, Va.
Rev Meade McBryde, OF Baltimore, is the
guest of his father, DR.. j. NJ. McBryde. at
the, latter's homo near town.
Mrs p. 3. Warner, Misses Helen and Eltz-
Abeth Warner, of Covlnston, KY, are spend
In, some time with the Misses Houston
Mrs. r. II. Hudnall returned last Tues
day from a two waekss visit to relatives
in Lynchhurg.
Mr.. Frank Bennett. OF Botetourt county,
was theF guest OF Mr.. II. s. Peyton this
Mrs Meeks and children spent a part
o, tits week with Mrs. j. x. Groseclose, en-
route to their home at Burks Garden from
Miss Helen X. Davis has returned to
Charleston, s. c.. after spending the sum-
ner with her sister, Mrs. e. B. Jackson.
Messrs. Maurice johnson. of Birmingham,
and ]. r. strouse, OF Washington. former
students OF the institute, spent several days
on the campus this week.
President Barringer, of the ". ?. l., made
brief visit to Washington the irst OF the
week on Institute business. Is
Colonel and Mrs. r. A. Mari and family
are at their home on the campus after a
summer spent at Ocean View.
Mr., Otey Patterson left "Wednesday TOR
Harvard after spending the vacation With
Airs. Alexander Black.
Rev. D.. j.. Woods and Prof. George Walk
o.. are attending the fall meeting of Mont
Spmery Presbytery at Pearisburg. Va.
Mr., Stanley Martin is spending several
dsya here on business connected with the
estate OF the late Mrs. G, d. Thomas, OF
which he is the administrator.
DR.. William r. Henderson accompanied
his young daughter, Susie. to Richmond this
week, where the latter will enter school,
Misses Hannas and Garrison. OF New Jer-
sey, nurses in charge of tho institute in
nrmary returned tostheir duties here We'd
nesday
MISC Mary y. Kiphs left Wednesday for
Raleigh, N. O., where she will be q pupil
ri st. Mary's ColegeAthis winter
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Wall are spending this
week at the exposition, and Will then visit
friends In Richmond.
Professors Worthington and Davis have
returned to the institute after spending the
summer travelling In Europe. n
MI, Gardy Henderson left Thursday for
the Dublin Institute, where he will be ono
OF the years graduating class.
Miss Mary Bell has returned to her home
4 In Pulaski City aftertai visit to Mrs Kent
pleck. 5sl 2
4 Mrs. n. Ney Williams. OF Huntington, w.
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WayerlY Social News. .
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Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
4 WAVERLY. VA, Contender 21,--Misses
Eva Gum and Grace Jordan. of Suffolk " o.,
are visiting Miss Nell Gray on copperhonk
Avenue. isi
A party was given by Mr., and Mrs. y. L.
Gray last Thursday evening in honor 81
teachers Of the Wayerly High School, Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Giray.
Mr. r. 8. Dsrden, Mrs. Lille Vaughan,
Fleetwood. Ethel Norris Lucille N. Norris.
Eva Gum, Mildred Brent, Virginia Goodwin,
Linda Rssgaes, LII HR gglsop. Grace Y ogdap,
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South Boston Social News,
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SOUTH BOsTON, VA, September s1,-
Mr. r.. Hunter Baazley, editor of the News
OF ths place, ard president OF the State
Sunday School Association Of Yirglalp. left
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
Salary Held Up.

At the monthly meeting of the State Board of Charitable Institutions this week matters relating to the contro- versy over the title to the superintend- ency of the school for the blind be- tween Prof. T A. Futrall and $. D. Lucas were injected into the proceed ings. Immediately after the board assembled, E. c. Parsons of Melbourne presented his commission as a member by appointment of Acting Governor K o. Pindall Mr. Matlock intro- duced a resolution providing for the recognition of J. c. Williamson as a member of the board which was adopted, Messrs. Matloek, Davis, Cruce and Williamson voting for the resolution, while those voting against it were Messrs. Braley, Duffie and Trout, MT Parsons offering to vote. The payment of the salary of Prof Fuuall for the month of October was withheld pending the controversy in the courts. The case is now in the Su- preme Court and was advanced yes terday as one of public interest, the hearing being set for November 1S.-
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
Favors Uniform Text Books.

Only one county. Clay, has been re- ported to the state superintendent of public instruction as having voted in favor of county uniformity of text books at the school election last May. The law requires the county judge to appoint two members of the com mission to select text books to be used in the county for the next six years, and the state superintendent is also required to select two members, who shall be teachers, holding first grade licenses. The law further provides
 that the county examiner shall act as chairman of the Text Book Com mission. In keeping with the above, County Judge l.. Hunter has appointed w. W. Henry of Corning and J. w. Dollison of Rector and Superintendent Doyne has appointed T. T. Copeland of Rector and Frank Weldon of Piggott as members of the commission.
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
ACCUSED OF MOCK MARRIAGE.
Police Say Married Man "Wedded"
 Actress in Los Angeles.

New Orleans, La. c. M. Bark ley, alias J. c. Jackson, who says he is the son of a wealthy resident of California, is held by the police here on the charge of obtaining money un- der false pretenses by cashing worth less checks. The man arrived here several days ago and took apartments at one of the most fashionable hotels under the name of J. c. Jackson. He introduced himself as prominent in several fraternal organizations and in this manner obtained inducements on the checks of a Los Angeles say ings bank. The checks were cashed here, but were declared by the Los Angeles institution in a telegram to be mo good.
 A dispatch from Los Angeles states that the police say the man lived al a rapid rate in that city during last September, and went through cere- mony of marriage with an actress while his wife was living there. He disappeared week after the alleged marriage.
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
Report of Death a Mistake.

The press recently announced the sudden death of Chancellor Alonza Curl while on his way to Mt. Ida to hold court. The report was accepted as true not only by the people and press of Hot Springs, but by the Judges family, who made arrange ments with a local undertaken to send for the body, It was later learned that the announcement of his death was a mistake due to the misunder- standing of a long-distance telephone message On his way to Mt. Ida Judge Curl stopped at the house of man named Shockley. It was this man who died suddenly, while Judge Curl was there, and in telephoning the facts of the death and the presence of Judge Curl the message was misunderstood.
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
Balance in State Treasury.

State Treasurer Yates Friday gave out a statement of the actual cash on hand in the treasury The total amount of gold, silver and currency in the vaults at the close of business last night was $7S9, ,4O4.44. Various persons have been estimating the amount of money on hand and the es- inmates have ranged from $1,500,000 to as low as $50O,00O Of the total amount of cash now on hand $263,- 259,04 belongs to the general revenue fund and it is from this fund that all of the running expenses of the state are paid. The remaining $526- 145.40 is divided among the various funds MT Yates and his assistant disbursed $67,753S7 of the money ap- propriated for the use of the state university, Of this sum, $55, ,600 was paid out under the university defi- ciency act and the additional $10,000 was to meet the current expenses of the institution
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
New Federal Petit Jury.

United States Marshal Remmel has
 been commanded to summon the fol- lowing petit jurors to serve in the United States District Court and to report at 9:30 a. m., November 21:
 R. H. McNair, Guy Wayman, Howard Adams, George B. Allis, J. H. Field, A. A. Whissen, Jacob Neimeyer, R. c. Bright and Claude Ringo. Little Rock; w. F. Meacham, Goldman;
 George M. French, J. L. Bryan, Hot Springs; John A. Marsh, Searcy. II. L. Brown, Des Are; D. s. McCray, Malvern; K. L. Beurkle, Stuttgart; J. W. Paxton, Crossett; John M. King, Mabelvale; Caldwell Maim, Pine Grove; Ferd Hayis. R. w. Lane, Pine Bluff; N. w Bunker, Lake Village; William Sheppard, Belfast; w. J. Grantham, Snyder; John s. Hardin, Jennie; J. F. Smith, Fairplay; R. E. Major, Philadelphia; J. A. Wilson, Rison; c. c. Welch, Black Springs :;
 John c. Parker, Russellville; Gus Bush, Vilonia; E. W. Briggs, Judsonia {;
 Ad Daniels, Eglantine. Robert s. Rack ley, Pottsville; V. J. Trolter, Monti- cello; Thomas L. Allison. Bee Branch.
Woodruff County news., 1907-11-14
Will lnvestiuate Wreck.

Although the coroner's jury failed to fix the blame for the disastrous wreck between a freight and passen- ger train on the Iron Mountain near Higgins Sunday night, which resulted in the loss of eight human lives, Prose- cutting Attorney Lewis Rhoton will as soon as he is through with the People ys. DuLaney case called We'd nesday, make an investigation of the cause of the wreck and if the outcome justifies it, will begin criminal pro- ceedings against those responsible for the death of the eight men. The Du- Laney case will probably take all the rest of this week, after which MT. Rhoton will be free to begin inyesti- gation.