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New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
PRINT PAPER AERGEh.
J. q. Hanrohan Sad To Be Form
ing Ne1C Western COmb'ndta0n.
b. Telegraph to The Tribune ]

By Telegraph TO The Trioune-l
Appleton Wis, Aug. 6-The arrival '''iS
morning Of John G. Hanrahan. OF New 1orh' aC-
companied by his son. John g. Jr' ana ~ o
Lansing of Watertown, N Y, an expert Oh
,a,,or mill machinery is said to mean the
merger of the seventeen paper print mliis III
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Michigan
The arrival to-day of Mr.. Hanrahah' "llo NoAo "
here two months ago in the interest OF ~
york capitalists was somewhat of a surprise AS
-oo,, &c he registered at a local hotel he lelt
Appleton for Neenah, where negotiations WeIe
onened with the paper manufacturers OF ina a
city. Mr.. Hanrahan was reticent on the ou. .
come tonight, but John ;. van NoIINiCn ~ ia
49, - Tho Five Locks Paper Company, sald
the Menasha Paper Company will be appraIseu SEQ
at once. to be followed by others ana ti'at %
soon as the appraisals are finished the merger
will be completed. -. 60
conflict with the interstate commerce laws d.
did the General Paper Company
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MAY lNDlcT FOR RE6ATlNG.
lbs Telegraph n The Tribune. ]

TbF TeIfgFaIF Y" ~" I.IIIIIr'T
RuNaIo Aug G-The federal grand jury.
which has been IN session at jamestown for the
last three weeks probing into the charges that
the Standard oil Company and the Vacuum on
COMPANY. of Olean and Rochester. subsidiary
company are guilty Of accepting rebates on
shinments Of oil over the Pennsylvania road,
will report 70 United states District Judge Hazel
on FRIDAY and II IS understood that several in
dictments will he returned against the defendant
companies The Pennsylvania company viii in
all likelihood he indicted for giving rebates.
The same charge is made against the New York
Central but Il is said this railroad has been
guilty of no more serious offence than failing TO
file it's card.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SUITS FOR CHILD LABOR
Ne1c Jersey Brings Seren Actions
AGAINST Standard.
tRy r.lerraph % The Tribune. ]

Trenton y. j. Aug s.-The Standard oil Com
many has been made defendant in seven suits in
stituted by the State Department Of Labor charg-
nr II with violating the law prohibiting the enl-
plovment Of children under fourteen years OF age
The complaints were made by Inspectors Nell a
Mccarthy and William SChlaChter, who made sew
era, visits 10 the Constable Hook works Of the
company where they found several children al
work whose ages ranged from eleven 10 fourteen
,,oa-e A. the approach Of the inspectors many of
re Youngsters took their heels. but after a
chase a sufficient number were rounded up 10 con-
vince the department that the law had neeh Nio-
lated The penalty IN each case is 50, The su!ts
viii he tried in the District Court az Bayonne.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
NO BRITISH FLAG On ISLE RoYALE.
Captain Young's Expedition Regarded as
Joke In Port Arthur

Chicago, Aug. Ca dispatch TO THE Trib-
une' from Port Arthur, Ont. says that the
British flag is not flying the Isle Royale
Captain S. c. Young. the Canadian officer who
sailed from this port TO raise the British flag
over the island, in Lake Superior, returned to
Port Arthur on Monday 1t is not believe that
Captain Young and his men ever reached Isle
Royale. although they say they did. Young
says of his men waved a Union Jack over
the land. The United States customs office
treated the matter Joke.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
IL. r..,Orra.,n 20 1.hs Tribune !

Wilmington. Del. Aug. 6.-A denial was made to-
night by Mr. BilIany. Recorder OF Deeds, Of the
announcement in a Washington dispatch TO-DAY
that the papers showing a transfer OF the real
estate Of the z. |. du POnt dc Nemours Company
Of Delaware TO the z. I. du Pont de Nemours
Powder Company of New Jersey had disappeareu
from his office. The papers were not fled until
August l. The Delaware concern was dissolved on
July q.
District Attorney Nieds said tonight that the
amended pettion 10 the governments bill TO dis
solve the powder trust which he fled late yester-
day had no bearing on the alleged disappearance
of the papers The amended petition recites the
transfer of the Delaware cOmpany's effects.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
THROWN FROM AUToMosrLeA AND KILLED

Binghamton. n. Y. Aug. e.-W. r. Stretch. of
KiIlawog thrown from his automobile at
Richford to-day. his skull was crushed and he
died six hours later The steering gear of the ma
chine gave way and the car. Mr.. Stretch Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore. OF knlawog. and Miss Dodgeworth,
of Hoboken, who were in the ear. thrown
down thirty-foot embankment. Mr.. Stretch be-
ing thrown against tree. Mrs. Moore's hip was
injured. the other occupants of the car escaping
with minor bruises Mrs Stretch was visiting
In Hoboken. her husband and friends being on a
pleasure and business trip to Binghanton and
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
ACTION BY I'd DISTRICT COMMISSION

Albany. Aug. 6.-The Public Service Commission
In the ID District to-day authorized tho Buffalo &
Susquehanna Railway Company 70 issue 100000
per cent equipment gold bonds and 10 guarantee
payment Of the principal and per cent dividend
on $500 900 trust certificates
The Delaware Iackawanna & Western Railway
Company has applied for authority TO acquire the
csnital stock of the Syracuse, New York & Bng-
hamton Railroad Company The latter has a cani-
tal Of 50 500 600 which the Lacka wanna already
owns 81 93S 96e.
Of BROOKLYN Inspector Of gas meters, at an annual
salary Of $500.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TWO soA5ioADs OF MEN MISSING.

London. Aug e.-rsioyds announced to-day that II
nas been asccrtained Auscat that the crew Of
fhe wrecked German steamer Teutonis, from Bus
eorah Asiaiic Turkey. for Hamburg. which was
wrecked July - fhe southeast coast Of
Arabia a oa rdoned the vessel :n four boats. The
saufafa and men arrived Muscat after touch
ing AZ Massrah Island. where they were well
sreafea by the natives. The captain reports TINT
Two nf the hats became separated from the boat
:n which &c reached Muscat. Their fate Is
known TIE fourth remained at Hasirah
tsinnc and tho captain hoped she would start for
Nuecat wen the prevailing monsoon had abated
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BANKERS WIFE HELD FOR TRIAL.

Mrs. Edith Hester wife of II. c. Kendall Hes
ter. banker, of No. Is Broad street. who was
arrested on Monday night for speeding an auto
mobile in West End avenue was held for trial
in SlDO bail by Magistrate Corrigan in the West
Side court yesterday morning
Mrs Hester. with her husband as a passenger
was driving south in the avenue. and at Slst
street Bicycle Patroman Pierce gave chase
making the arrest after a run of two blocks
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
U4RSHIP At M4Z4G4N.
French Cruiser VII Protect Ger
mans Massacre Feared.

Berlin. Aug Ga dispatch received here from
rangier to-day says that the German charge
siaffaires at Tangier called the attention OF the
French charge Ia the dangerous position OF
foreigners Al Mazagan. on the west coast OF
Morocco and that the French official thereupon
directed a French cruiser. which arrived at
Tancier yesterday. 10 proceed to Mazagan- The
many Germans al Mazagan. most OF whom live
outside the city will be protected by the French
cruiser
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

md the payment ct an Indemnity to the fam
:liee If the victims.
Reports from Rabat say the situation there
s. critical. The Berber tribesrlen continue 10
threaten TO invade the city and the Europeans
s-e panicstrichcn and fleeing from the place
"A column of troops from Alcazar is marching
sn the direction of Fahs, TO cooperate ~ith
the forces Of Caid Bagdani. who is seeking TO
effect The capture Of Raisu who holds General
Sl- Harry MScIsan
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
GERMAN LINER ON MAIDEN TRIP.

Bremen. Aug. 6.-The North German Lloyd
steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilia, whose final trial
trip was made ten days ago. left here to-day on
her maiden voyage 10 New York. She carries a
full passenger list in all classes The weather
was beautiful anc the steamer got away WELL
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
NO MORE PAPER MAKING. BY HAND.

Adams, Mass, Aug. 6.-Paper making by hand in
the United States Is believed to have passed into
history with the closing down in this town OF the
only active department in the country which turned
out the product by hand The L. L. Brown Com
pany had carried the business through twenty five
years with little profit. end the installation of mod
ern methods made necessary the doing away with
the Eard process.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TO INSPECT CENTRAL ELECTRIC LINES.

Albany. Aug. s.-The Public Service Commission
I'm the Cd Diytrict announced To-day that il would
ma Ike a Of inspection tomorrow of the cleo
tric zone of the New York Central Railroad Com
pany in the vicinity u New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
FINED FOR BOOKING THE BOAT.

Chicago. Aug. "a ard a woman accuse'
Of rocking a rowbO4t in which they were TOWNS
In Washington Park Sunday afternoon pam ,u'
their fun yesterday when they We're fined oy Ng
ricipal Judge Lantry. The woman MS. aHir
Finn. was fined tEs court costs amounting 70 y,
and the man. George Morris. was inca - q. -.
costs Both paid the fines and promised never u
rNck a boat again.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
KuAss TRIBEsMEN BEG PEACE.

Tangier- Aug THE Kmass tribesmen are
suing for peace but the commander OF the
Shereefian troops declines TO negotiate until
Caid Sir Harry NacLean is released.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will san to-'"A' -N
Europe are
MAJESTIC. FOR SOUTHAMPTON -
Mr.. and Mrs - p Bah d.. ami Mrs 'h9- -
cock. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs c. 4 CoOs. Mrs. 2 A CsooT4s, ,z,,s., q
". ". Hall M Srd Mrs Nii-N -
MIR. and Mrs ". O. Under-l Thompson
wood
POTSDAN. FOE ROTTEfSDAN
~ = Pcprhrr Miss F L Huntington
Mr. ana Ms William Miss Dorothy Dixon
bradford Dixon Richmond Pearson
Gardner IT. Ffske-
Tr.valTsrs who s-rivrI Yesterday from ar-cad
were:
EpOxpetxz VII HELM FROM BREMEN
y. Cohen Mr- znd MIS- "; ~ 0
ShsrIe, : Frsrcts Aursrf-i Mr.. Pe-civsl tldou--
- ,r,bsssa5c- a, w. Nr and Mrs y A Fcl17s
snn, Mrs O. 4 WinthFeP
SIR ana Mrs &. II. Jameson
kROONIANp FROM ANTWERP.
James u Reshford Mr. ami Mrs La ssfTh"
DR. and Mrs. John w Ben CadS
t p chetNoNN
DR. Ethel l. Leonard.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
CARD SYSTEM AGAINST MINERS.

Colorado Springs Col. Aug s.-Hereafter the
card system VIII be rgidly enforced against the
Western --vration of Miners in the Cripple Creek
region This was decided a meeting OF the Mine
Owners Association held in this city yesterday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
EARTHsHocK AT VALPARAISO.

Santiago de Chill Aug s-An earthshoek wai
seIt yesterday al Valparaiso.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Onlv One "EEOND QCININE

Onv One "BEOND QUININE"
fz LAXATIVE BRoNO Cuinins i'm.
named remedies sometimes deceive The and
original Tablet Il WHITE PACKAGE wit
black and lettering. and signature -
< GROVE. 23c.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TROOPS SENT FROM ALGERIA.

Oran. Algeria. Aug 6-The French aTmored
cruisers Gloire. Jeanne dare. Conde and Guey-
don to-day embarked detachments of artillery
and the Foreign Legion and a battalion of
sharpshooters and sailed for Morocco.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Algfers. Aug. G-The French transport Nive
sailed from here to-day for Morocco with de-
1achments Of sharpshooters. light cavalry and
Spahis board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
MOTHER BROWNS
HER SON IN WELL
Lizzie Wright Admits Putting
Child in Water-Says He Beg
ged Her to Do 1t.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. j


y SUFFOLK, VA. May 7.-Accused Of
drowning her own four-year-old son,
Henry Harrison Wright, Lizzio Wright,
thirty-one years DID, tonight lies in
Nansemond county Jail, accused of MUIR
der. She Is the Wife of Edward
Wright. The family lives in Nanso-
mond county, ono mile from the North
Carolina line. The boy was drowned
in Il well, the water in which is about
nine feet deep. The tragedy happen
ed Sunday morning. According to the
womap, who was interviewed In her
cell this afternoon, she threw the boy
IN about an hour by tho sun. She
said he had often begged her to throw
him down the we'll aud had besought
her to cut off his head with an AK
She says the boy did not resist, did
not make an cutlery, but went to his
death without a murmur. When she
had done the deed, she ran away and
did not see her son until he was flshet
out some hours later. The woman'e
mind is believed to be affected. Ac-
cording to Officer Harrell, who made
the arrest, she threatened to drown
another Of her children, who ran into
the woods and hid himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Holds Confirmation Services.

Special 10 The TImes- DlsputcH.I
CHESTER. VA, May 7.--l3ishop Tucker
of the Episcopal Church. held continuation
services at St Johns Church Sunday after
noon, and confirmed Miss Virginia Robert.
son ard Misses Mildred and Mamie Fendley,
daughters Of Mr.. II. w. Fendley, Of
DreWrys Bluff.
Rev. Mi. Robertson, of the Presbyterian
Church, preached HIS summer farewell SER
mon to his members here In the morning,
preparatory 10 leaving for tho mountains.
Viii thor he goes every summer to preach 10
the woodmen ana luinbermeh there.
Mrs. Matte l.. Cornwall, with her son.
Craig, leaves this place tomorrow to visit
her sister, Mrs, NJ. w. Steinback at We'll
don. from which place she win visit the
jamestown Exposition, and return home
here about tho first Of July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
DIES AT AGE OF 113.
Was Six Years Old When Wash.
.ington Died.
+ Special to Tho Times-Disp

Especial to The Times-Dispatch'l
BOYDTON, VA, May Odd Aunt
Mary Rolfe, colored, died Monday morn
ing at the great age of 11S years. Aunt
Mary was a slave of the late Colonel John
Rolfe, Of MecMenburg. The family I l5in.s
in the possession Of Mrs. Anna ward
tho Youngest daughter Of Colonel Rolfe,
gives her birth as Of September. 1874
She was Enthusiastically the Oldest wo-
man in southside Virginia. She had liyeG
ali her long life in the neighborhood OF
Burkeyille, and had enjoyed good health
and and : retained her faculties in a wonder
ful degree TO the last, Rosa Keeling, her
daughter. is oyer eighty. and her grand
years old. Aunt Mary had, perhaps 15C
a desc dan. at the time Of her death
Her great age attracted the attention OF
strangers visiting, the neighborhood, som'
tipped" her when they left.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Mr.. Barr Final Orator.

['WolndsIU -s3NlIL OWL o. IpIoedSI
LYNCHBURG, VA. May 7.-Dr, Will
liam A. Barr, now of Norfolk. but who
on June LIST will become rector Of St
Paul's Episcopal Church mas consent
cd TO deliver the address to the grad
uatng class Of the High school this
year, The time for the commencement
exercises of the institution has not
been deHnately fixed as yet. but 1t will
be held either on the evening OF June
l4th or June 18th at the Academy OF
Music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Suit Is Postponed.
Rob Show Window.

Another bold show window robbery
occurred on North Sycamore Street
last night al some time after / o'clock.
a brick was thrown through one OF
the big plate glass windows of w. Y.
Burge e. Company's store, and three
suits of clothes and n hat were stolen,
involving a loss Of about fifty dollars.
The chief, or thieves, left a brick in
the window, but no clue. One Of the
front windows of Geliman's pawnshop,
about fifty yards from Burge & COM
pany's, was recently robbed in exactly
the same way.
Miss Barr, OF Washington, d. c., and
Misses Lacy and Constable, of this
city, will receive diplomas al the grad
ueting exercises of the Petersburg
Hospital Training School for Nurses,
to be held at A. p. Hin Camp Hall
Tomorrow evening. Rev. Robert w
Barnwell, rector of ST. Paups l2pisco-
pa Church. will make the address
Twelve Hundred Converts.
About twelve hundred people have
professed conversion at union evhnge
listic services. which have been con
Quoted here since sunday, April 2lst
by Rev George c. Gates, OF Louisville
KY, under the auspices Of the Pres
byterian. Methodist, Baptist and Chris
tian Churches of the city. grca
number of these converts have sine
Joined the various churches. and 1t /
understood that many more will d
No. The big Washington Street Skat
ng Rink, where the meetings hay
>een held since the congregat lions be
came too large TO be accommodate
w any church, has been crowded a
toth morning and night services, an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
KILLS HIS UNCLE.
Fight Between Colored Men Took
Place Sunday.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

lSpeclaI 70 TIC Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
CLUSTER SPRINGS, HALIFAX CO.,
VA, May John Royster, 4 ooored man
residing on the estate of the late Charles
B. Easley, six miles south of this place.
was shot and instantly killed last Sunday
night by Willie Wade. his nephew, who
is about nineteen years old
Earlier in the evening Registers son
and Willie Wade had a row. and Wade
attempted to kill the boy with a shotgun,
Afterwards Wade went home, secured a
pistol, with which ne killed his uncle,
the bullet piercing his heart.
justice Walter l.. Cakes of Black Wal
nut swore in n jury of inquest, who held
Wade responsible for the murder In
the meantime Wade boarded train fol
West Virginia. but q telegram to the
sheriff intercepted him at Houston. the
i county seat, where he was safely PLACED
| behind the bars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Captain ]. c. Causey, sr.

SUFFOLK, Va, MAY 1.-Capta
James Calvin Causey, ST., resident of
Suffolk and member of the firm of j.
Staum g. Sons Company, of Baltimore.
died early this morning In a snna-
torium in Baltimore county, Md. dc
was sixty-fve years old and promt-
ncnt Confederate veteran. The fun
eral Will be conducted from st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Suffolk.
at 3 O'Clock Thursday, by Bishop Bev-
erly D. Tucker, of Norfolk and Rev
Joseph B. Dunn. rector. Deceased is
survived by his widow, who was a
daughter Of former Congressman Bev-
erly Brown Douglas; one daughter,
Miss Mary Causey. of Suffolk. and two
the government bn the Isthmus of
Panama, and Beverly D. Causey, of Wa
L 10. tn1l, IN La ! : :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
SOAP MILLIONAIRE WILL
NOT DIE FOM RABIES

CINCINNATI OHIO, May 7.-William
Cooper Proctor, president Of the Proc
tor and Gamble Soap Company, who
was bitten by one Of his pet dogs last
week. which was suffering from the
rabies. returned from New York yes
terday, where he had undergone the
pasteur treatment. The danger to the
health Of the young millionaire. 1t was
said to-day, has been entirely aYerted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
HENRY NOT GUILTY.
Father Acquitted of Charge Of
Killing His Own Son.

< FRONT ROYAL VA, May In the
case of the Commonwealth VS.. Branch
Henry, for the killing OF his son, Dent
Henry, during last October. in n drunken
row, the jury late last night returned a
verdict of not guilty. The next case on
docket is a suit by Mrs. Milton against
the Norfolk and Western Railway for
$4,000 for the loss of her husbands life
in freight wreck near Limeton, Va, last
June
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Bridge from Farrar's Island.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CHESTER. VA, May 7,---Mr. S, a, Perduo,
who lately purchased Farrars Island of Mr..
Il, c. Friends estate, Is making arrange.
ments TO s"idge tho old bed OF the river
below Dutch Gap at Osborne, and make
connection between the island and Chester
field, SO as TO put the place in communica-
tion by wagons TO the cities of Richmond
and Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
FATHER KAUP TO LEAVE.
Gifted Priest Will Return tc
Belgium as Professor.

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, May 7.-There is gen.
cral regret at the announcement that Rev.
Father Felix Kaup. assistant pastor of
st. Paul's Catholic Church, Is to leave
Portsmouth, to return to his home In Bel
GUM. to accept profcssorship and vice.
regency Of Iouvain University, one OF the
oldest ms titutions of learning of Europe,
1t dating back to the year 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
OBITUARY.
Infant Dead.

Minnie L. Richardson, infant daugh-
er Of Samuel B. and Rosa g. Richard
son, died at her home, No. 1902 East
Washing ton Street. about midday yes
terday in the nineteenth month Of her
age The funeral will take place from
the residence this afternoon at
O'Clock. and the interment Will be made
in lakewood Cemetery.
Granville Austin.
Granville Austin. son of Alonzo and
Pearl James Austin, died at the resi-
dence of his parents, No. I'll North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
BARBARA KRUPP MARRiES
BARON Won W!LMOWSK|

ESSEN, GERMANY, May 7.-Barbara
krupp, second daughter of tho. late
Herr krupp. tho steel magnatn was
married TODAY al the Villa lIuegel,
near here, to Baron lilo Won Wllmow
ski The couple viii live at Bonn,
where the baron is a government OIL
lGlaL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Funeral Notice.

funeral Of Mr.. j, u.
STERLING will take place Mt fst.
JOINTS Episcopal Church THIS (NYed-
nesdDy) AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
lie leaves n wife and Two children to
mourn his loss.
Funerel Will leave w, u, PauIs
residence In Swansboro, at 3 o'clock,
Friends yREoe invited. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Thomas C.. 1enks.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.I
LYNCHBURGi, VA. May MIR.
Thomas c. jerks, prosperous farmer,
gaed fifty-seve years, died last night
at his home at Lyncl's. after an Ill
ness lasting nearly three months. For
the past ten days no hopes had been
entertained for his recovery, and his
demise had been hourly expected for
more than a week.
Mr.. jerks was we'll known in this
city, especially with tho tobacco trade,
as he was one Of the most successful
planters who dispose OF their crops in
Lynchburg.
Colonel Richard P. H. Staub.
h BALTIMORE. MD, May 7.-Colonel
Richard p IT, Staub who served with
distinction in the Confederate army, died
here to-day of heart disease. at the age
OF eighty three years. He served with
Stonewall Jackson's Brigade and partic-
ipated In almost every battle of impor-
lance fought by Jackson and Lee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
DICKEN AGAIN MAYOR.
Bristol Official Chosen to Succeed
Bristol Official Chosen to Succeed

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch]
BRISTOL VA, May Tn The NUM-
cipal election of Bristol, Tenn. to-day
James A. Dickey was elected Mayor
without opposition, J. L, Hicks II. w.
Powers and G.. Il. Nckes. whose terms
PRED were re- elected. The Council will
control the expenditure OF 100000 for
public improvements during the ensuing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08

rial for the
murder of Theo-
dore Estes, at
Oak Ridge on
April ed, Will
be composed OF
Aubrey u. Strobe
and John l.. Lee,
of this city, and
R. Walton Moore,
OF Fairfax. AS
far as is known
these attorneys
have held no
conference rela-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
r. 3. Beeton.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.1
ROANOKE, VA. May 7.--R 2. Beeton:
a retired business man. died to-day. aged
seventy eight years. He was a native Of
Rockbridge county. and served four years
in the war with the Rockbrdge. Arttl-
lery. He is survived by four children
D. j. and r. Z. Beeton. Of this city:
Mrs. +. A. Qulsenberry, of Lexington.
and Mrs. Henry NVilburn. OF johnson City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Help Meyer and Haywood.

Richmond Lodge, No. 10, international AS
sociaton Of Machinists. have contributed
s25 to assist In paying the expenses OF ,he
defense of Meyer and Haywood who are
charged with the murder OF Governor Steu-
nenberg In Idaho.