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Iaralanb nno Ycnnipluanin Sabn.

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7.3O WorgeHs Yorf gceom. tdGlid, duSgenonl'
men Son1tdq.
$50 MoreeItS Seltn gtccon,. MIR Gorntaa.
$50 Wior9eHs 8eIdir Iccon. tdelib, aliSae.
toiiilIteii Sonntng.
1t.30 MiorsenS Nelnir Slceoni. tfeIit, alser.
r~ot1lue1 Samitaa ltno Gonntua.
100 yiafmitiGgS Peldir Slcepm. MIR Gunntaa.
40 gsadmiiiaas 0elair 9lccum. Itir Saulfiaa.
3,45 Nadnlittaes Yorf aecom. idgIi6. ,au5ges
Iiortnten Sonntug.
4.05 Nndmittogs SeIfa @ccom. MIR Sonntaa.
5.15 Na6miitaas SeIair @Ipreb tieIid, ausee.
fommen Sonltua.
G.10 NbenhS Delta slccunt. tiaIit, uusoenoms
I1en Sountlg.
! 90 glberbs DELTA Iccom. MIR Gonntaa.
t1.3O Nbeios VeIair Iccon. tdgIid, auSSenorts
men Gonntdg.
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Baltimore Dampf . Tadet /. 80.
tslte aub s~uper.aia.e sat.atnte.)

tHItt nub suoerldtlHe Gat2tnte.)
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fanpfer Britannia" ineu). ,alabama.s
.. y.Scprata.m,, ..senneNee".
Safnriet lasrss tasIth. Serntaes ausgs'om.
eiabtsStfuBe, $50 .atsnes, nireft nod Oh
Soint Comfort. 9torfolE Yorfsm0utb un6 aItn
pIuften oeS Gioens. Serbintu1q in CIk
.pint Comfort mi. "a. & 8. GiienbaSn". Ro1
tt3itonb, gserbinbu.ig in Portsmouth init benz
nsSsiS nso W.T. atla a1ns' ' 81 go4 aaa , #s5s, RSsts;
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Nepsport.
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Sampfbei3uns, anien fret. Seferbtrte anfRteii.
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1rnit eItieing 'prb aIocfob'S VT. 100. Rorbs
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SonleS s.. &olpes. %, tit0 9lonhc
e.. 9opcL q; NppIifont Clarence
g. Hunflea, Mr, 500, SiiOsS barpitr.
9ercp GOtporO 9roop, 25, unb Sc
len Sec Oipinga %; 9[ppIifant s. $.
g%irmin9Gom ?}r. 2227 0it.Fre'tott'
Strobc.
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font Soltru Glmi3, Nr. 2l3G, Wtnnll.
m%cnfltruBc.
Sobn @caIcD, %. mo Gnd)el @olt,
is; 9Ipplifunt George ". air6p, 9tr.
1876, ,. Mpcnuc.
SSobn :. @croQ1itp, 80, itnb Gbitb
%. Somncr, %; 4pplitant 6. Nt.
HcnliclL ltr. 21l. Seit . MomlmenI-
StraBc. -rr.
Sronf 9(dcrmall, %, @ittwer, uno
Matiloo Shicicr, 81, oeidiebcn; ZIP.
plifont Mnr. N}cGorb, 9tr. 20i2,
6ountainitroBc.
Charles s.. Shneibcr, 90, m1o Molc
@oa, is; Npplifant Gomorb %. &c.
rolcp.
SSpbn Moptctiol,oS, 3S, 9tr. $40,
Sborpitrobc, mo W%togouleno aoli.
ltondoa. Is.
OcntOn u. Gltllilon, 26, mo Vcl.
tia Wt. @opl1c. 26.
Tlltbior0 N. 9iobcrts, y, ullb 90.
liza u. @otIen, %; Npplifont SbomoS
$. @rrlt, Nr. sos, Sigbtltrnbc.
Mnton Erid, ~, Nr. $500, Sciier.
ionitroBc mo %jllie NJ. @ollono, 81.
Sobn Carrot Nailn, %, uno Worp
2orcttu @otdcIor, 81; Npplifont s.
:. Votdelor, Nr. 1908, SorrIt Ylact.
@olpcrS 2. @othclor, ~, II. Wier.
garct u. GNnnollcp. y; IpplIfont y.
&. @otdelov Mr.. 6GG, Glm.stpc.
Oscar s. &llll. 265 Mr. 800, Deli
poob s-Aucuuc. unb Cora &. SobbS,
20. 5Hp'Q ,t', :Hp1 Il or
ssiItnr 6dirbanfs 49, mo einmo
q. G%iuniingboul, 2os;gpplitant GboS.
GlnuHnapapt Mr., SIR &SeFt Cont
barhltrobe., IA, r,,Inrf1
Hobert u. Stindcomb, 81. Anne
gritnbel Gountn u,to Gpo Brood.
belt. %.
Wtdoel @oiuep 25, llno gtpno 6.
Nebrmon, 2i Npplifant .. s. Sen.
nebp, 9r. S02. @iuialmItrobe.
IIfrcb !. Nollteoo, 81. unlo Bertha
Nc. Sconborbt. 2i; applifont $. 81.
2%conborNt.
Ibomos 7. 9%onlan, IS, utb Wiar
aaret %, Bingtbcr. %; Npplifnnt
&rn. ). ConIoi. Nr. 625. Nnrb.Go-
rcpitrobc.
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& Iincrs Sranspnrt. Go.

Srudlt nun gaiagtere.
-sHadb Cotton unb BEN cten
Wpnt., 9ienft.. SorHerit., Gainft, 8 tlbr NbbS.
*Sad. 8raptbenee Nib benz Often
sorniae; Wtttipob, Srettae. 8 i1br abenbS.
tdgIth. 0 abr Mbenos.
NSrntt uneenommeu taeIid bis s 1ibr mc6..
FIJI oen'elben 9a9 abfabrenoe 3amnfer.
Rad SapannGf uah BEN 6iibeu
Stenftug. 9onnerftue. Gamfiaa, 9 libr steuSA
@. 3. eprta. @aenf, Gong God.
pauSt.ghrean: Germaa. unh 9tatt-etrake.
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0amburgsM
Soppelihranben.
GgpreR. anb Ea6aeier-9 ieni.

SambnrgsA mcrifa.2inie,
81 9rGabpap, Nep.yor..
Irtbur ". &obiuu,
am alten Eiate.
1927 SIt-Waltimore.S!r.
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9anmaterialien, SbIren, Seniter.
rabmen, 2a6en etc.
Samea .. Spter & Go, 116 unb 1T. gao.
Gea. 5. slSaa E sru, Al, aiobt.et 4 .qgerrts.
HationaI.8anfen.
Sle Sfn Sp,un National g}auf, gaps ,tnb Gre,
ter~Gtrabe. Sacob %. Soof, 9rdtbent; Sa.
eto 9; goans, gtee'Brditoent; 9enrp 8. Sc.
bue, Natlirer.
"s @tIeo s''t ssiSts s'n II q dIo sss's!asss:" A. s.
p3pette Gattpna'Y anf," 432 @ib.8roatpab,
: 20. g. ssdaner, aaiftrer.. 70, ua., -
nHetern Nattpnal Banf," H.. Warrtott, CO.
.tbier. IA !soro.Suiat IN .strate.
sbas, g w'iasr, saibisr, 5iOrSiOei.ade aai.
nse,rS aattnnal Sanf, Baltimore nnb aortt.
Sirnbe: 2ap uno gfati often.
"sarmsss 4 @srdsaats' Naii'aa' paal."
.Gun;merdcI G 5crmers National ganf," Glib,
nelt'@de 3oiparb' nnb 9ermarsS tr, 8. 8.
Balbiptn. SiiIts'aafhrer.
Staats-g mten.
soaiSab:siG. ananif @sSsr gsaitSent' q. 4.
Gt@t SHaemeifter.
Gpar-9 anfen.
rEeutiGe epar.Sauf npn Saitinapre," Gutaa.
rs IT, 'samss.eSarsa"i.ss saItlmOrs.stras. uns
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Eruit-@ nmpae.lie'n.
Marplaub fruit 60, Eoro peft.Gde gaIpert.
!" 0 e. "t sim9H1sTmans. se Ssifs s sassou Ss Sai
gteb, Sfatme:fter.
"salttmsre 9,nH & Gnaraxib Co." cait.
4oppfaten.
5rantts 8. alemm. IetbtsanmaIt. 225 81. BauI.
Sirube Baltimore. Mb.
sai,asns sors 81 l r2se aslssrt.auII i,H1as
. Elm crtmann. iii slorbsGbarleSaStrGbe
2anomirthidaftIihe @er6:be uno
Sdmereien.
@rtiftfh q Turner Gpmpaup, 205 .Baoa .Str.
Marmor. uno Grants erfe.
= stIsartusr 4 eBbue. TIA is Weft.saItt.
her " Commerce
2eihenbeitatter.
sanpere & ebbHe, %170S-171O GarspnsNrsmae
SIN. GSps. giorib' NIB shbenus.
Qlpfer;hmiebe unS YIumbels,
Sosa Subsst TIA 1bames'strabe. . d g.;
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81; @ariielo. setibeut Msanaeer, 101--t02
.Gban,ber o. Commerce BuilbfneC
r@srp'nnt Generpert.hsranss . 0eieaidsH,"
tim. &. eha6eifurb & Co., 10 uub IT QharI.
berS Of Commerce.
@runo1tgentbun,s . Meenten unb
-SGrbler.
Vierre 9. Tnaan & Repsep. 10 Dft'xertnS.
ton.StraBe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o. 4, rss Con & ST.. 404 ReftdUermar.Str.
Sufibmieb- 3ubcbSr.
@. eeptt Tapne g.. 0r. se2 uHo 1884, yorb-
0ansStrabe.
apblen unb Cola.
eesrp y. Esn pstne, $50. GoIumbia4dbenue
Stmudfahen unb 11brer.
D. 8. Yataer, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GfanblciEe.@ efH6fte.
,Goatpltbaieb esan Co.," ! ssorb,Oop-efr.
Bianos un6 Srqeln.
ehas. n. eHeH, Q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Elm: anabe & Co., 9orie'0ebdube, Rt. xoput,
sIbenre.
Iampi. uno @aHerbei,una.
6. 8; saaener, 7l2 SIt'aombarosstr 6. & g..
Sclepbon 1865.
Bapter un6 Hapier-G iter.
Smith. Htxsn Co.. to5 nnb to7 eanobersStr.
GIaegen, Banner, Mbaetfen.
else Rros. Rr. 10, Bett.aerinaton'stonbe.
0letplatten, Metou etc.
2psu. Gpnffin & Co.. 1910 gaIberTton.etr.
Deteftip.Igentlir.
epanbanrr & ed5mibt (triber BEL gu,tt, Weft
& 3ponS, SOB GnIeertsGebdube.
Griebbofe.
.apnbsn Gar! Gemeterp," Office 81. Eeft.ea.
ratoaa'Strabe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nn6 YlelpIYotf lin0 bcs
rcit gum @ebrau6 in Der Camden uno Wit.
nm 1000 2lbenos.
&eferptrlng bon 9iaum In S6laf. cocr Bar
!orssSaggons. Speiferaten etc. iperSen fbHeu bes
foret per gclcpbuu in allen foleenoen ginet.
Wiirennr: Charles mo Baltimore trabe, 6. &
1n, ct. GauI 1924, ooer Mo., Gourtlano 1901
OFT. Standardization, 6. & g., 9t. 8ernon 1928;
Characterization Snfornations s0iircau, 6. & g.
Ct, PnlI $40. poer Wlo.. GouriIano 2726; uno
gtr. 52G. Siosgrodofpan.
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SruItGnmboo,tie

Srult@o mpae.iie'n.
Warhlaub fruit Co., aoro peftsGde gaIbert.
unb @e~rmdn'StraBe. Crier Serf1, 9rIf.;
y. G.. zimmerman. Sefretdr: Qdrrou Ban
Reb. ~Ghabme!fter.
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Spar- 8anfen.
uGeatid,s epar.Sauf npn Snitinapre," Gutan.
uno GGItimoresStrnbe.
yst. SameS.S parbanf," HaIttmore.Strabe unt
@uftont'5oufes2lpenue
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Staats- 9mten.
y Sentjte Banf ppa Baltimore" Baltimore, urb
SouiSlb.Str., Gu3uft s8eber BrdHbent. e. !.
Slot S1aemeifter.
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Mbbofaten.
Branets 8. alsmn, &etatsanuaIt. 225 Ct. gauI.
Str1be Baltimore. Wb.
aarI n W sfplS, 1850 ~21n.tutI5tns
@nitaprs Qorb 261 -26e &aIpertsRulIotno
j Gm Crtmanu, iii yiorbsGbarIeSsStrGbe
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2eihenbeitatter.
sanpere & sbbHe, 170S-1710 GaIupnsslrsnie
Nm. GSps. Norib, NIB @rernouHtshbenus
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@ef9afts=@ egmetier.
Seitungen, 3eitidliiten etc.
s1br Walttnirre WeipS Co.,. Dcntb abercropn.
bic. Wtanaaer, 318 Beft.0e rtaansG trabe.

9aumateriaIien, EbIren, Jeniter.
rabmen, 2aben etc.
Sdmes g. Softer & Co, 116 unb 1T. gao.
Nreoerid& trabe.
0cp. s. sfuan q Btu, 4ti, 2i0btsStr. s9gerIte.
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Q~lipferid)miebe uno Y%Iumbels,
Soaa subsrt, TIA 1bames'strabe. y 4 g.;
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@rtHtfb q turner Gpmpaup, 205 R..Baca. Gtr.
Marmor. uno @ranit-Werfe
= etIsartusr 4 eBbae. ia liz Weff.saItt.
her " Commerce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
DUKES PALACE
FOR HIS BRIDE.
Tobacco Magnatc Improves Resi-
dence in View OF His
Marriage.
Special to The, Times d ispatch. j

Especial to The, Times Dispatch.l
SOMERVILLE. N. J., June 30---James
B. Duke, President Of the American
Tobacco Company, In anticipation Of
his approaching marriage to Mrs. VIII
liam Inna,n, the society woman OF At
lanta. han just completed arrange
ments with his architects and builders
to enlarge the residence on his two
thousand acre estate here to double its
present size.
While Mrs. Innan is only an occa-
slonal visitor at the estate. her son
Walter, a little fellow of twelve
years. now has the full run of the
farm. The boy recently applied TO a
gcontracor In charge OF a gang of men
at work on the estate for a job as wa
ter carrier. Young Inman said he was
short of cash. and wanted to earn some
easy money. In a spirit Of fun, the
contractor gave him a job, After car
rylng the first pail of water from a
spring a half a mile away, he was al
most exhausted. but he stuck TO his
task all day OF quenching the thirst OF
one hundred laborcrs and earned his
tlrst dollar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
QUARANTINE NOT
ORDERED BY TEXAS
No Official Order to Keep Con
sunptives Outsof the
State.
HEALTH OFFICERS INQUIRY
Death Of I Patient on Train Di-.
rects Attention to Need
Of Law.

AUSTIN. TEXAS. June o-state
Health Officer Brumby has made no
official order looking to the quarantine
ing Of Sconsumptives attempting, to
enter Texas. though In consequence OF
an agitation OF the subject his atten-
.tion has been directed to the subject
for q week or. ten days past.
The matter has been discussed In
several previous occasions. when other
health officers We're In charge. under
previous administrations. but nothing
has ever resulted. Tho present agita-
tion was prompted by the death Of a
iconsumptive on n train in West Texas
about two weeks ago.
TX He now has that matter under con-
sideration, but whatever he does will
only be done after mature deliberation.
Hundreds Of consumptives come to
Texas every year. and up to the present
time little formidable opposition has
been offered. It is believed that DR..
Brumby may issue a statement on the
subject within q few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
-ff . l. II
? PREACHER REACHEER AND WIFE
MADE LOVE |. AGAIN.
Wed, Divorced and Married All
in the Space Of Seven
Years.
Ro R NANCE e HERE E in VIRGINIA !, ii
econciliation Came in Court
While They Were Fighting
for Children.
ROMANCE HERE in VIRGINIA
Special to The Times-Dispatch.ls

Special to The Times-D Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va. June 30.--Wed, di-
vcrced and remarked in the space OF
seven years is the experience of Rev.
j Jonn whitworth and wife. a Methodist
residing In this city. Seven
years ago Mr. Whitworth was married
to Miss Fannie Aler, OF franklin coun-
ty. He was then member of the Bal
timore Conference. but was soon trans
ferred. to. mission field In the Indian
where the young couple re-
sided for three years. The preacher s
health failed, and they returned to
Virginia. In tho meantime two little
girls were born. They resided here
for some time and Mrs. Whitworth Wis
tied her parents, In Franklin county.
when. for some reason, she refused to
again live with her husband, after
wards obtaining q divorce.
Then began battle for the children,
While sWhitworth was on the stand tcs-
tlfying in the Franklin court. his d.
vorced wife smiled at him. During
recess Of court she sent for him, and
O conference was arranged: the suit
was withdrawn, a reconciliation made.
a preacher secured. and it was planned
that the wedding take place at once
The couple, with tia itttle girls. came
to Roanoke after the ceremony, and
will reside here In O cosy home owned
by Mr.. Whitworth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
RICHMOND MAN
HURT IN WRECK
Frisco Cannon Ball Hit Wash
out and Pullmans Turn
Over.

FAYETTEVILLE. ARK, June 30
The 'Friscos fast southbound cannon
ball train was wrecked Ave miles from
here at s o'clock this morning, as the
result OF a washout. Ten passengers
were injured. one seriously. A heavy
freight had passed over the track after
the storm, breaking a section from the
rail nearly two feet in length. which
was not noticed b. the crew. Engineer
Stevenson was but a few feet from the
trouble when he saw 1t, and as 1t was
too late to stop the train, with pres
ence Of mind, he opened the throttle
wide. with the hope of running over
the gap ,9
The engine, baggage car. smoker and
chair car passed safely over but the
heavy Pullmans refused to follow. The
dining car and two sleepers turned over.
Most OF the damage was done in the
dining car. The injuries were confined
almost entirely to cuts and bruises
r. r. Neems, of Van Buren. was more
seriously injured than any one else.
but Will live.
Others injured We're J. T. Harness. St
Louis; Mrs. McGeree, Kentucky: r. =
Adams, Black Rock Ark; Mrs G.. N
Callahan, Fort Smith; f,tJ. Nessbaumer
San Antonio, Texas; Miss Robertson
OF Springfield, Mo-; b. l.. Barry, Dallas
Texas; a, II. Dunyan. Richmond, Va; IT.
e. Goodman, ST. Augustine, Fla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
2OCKEFELL
KEEPS FROM VIEW
Said to Be Dodging Process
Server at Farm Near
o;++ ef;a1d
Pittsfield
Special to ,he, Tlmes-pispatch.l

Especial to the Tines-Dispatch.l
PITTSF1ELD, MASS. June 30.-That
John D. Rockefeller is sttllaa. Tuconic
Farm. the guest OF his daughter, Mrs.
L. p. Prentice, Is the opinion Of every
newspaper man in Pittsfleld and OF
scores of others who have. become in
terested in the myssery os his where
abouts. Two men declare that they
saw him to-day. The vigilant guard
ianship Of the estate has been renew
ed, and an employe of the Pittsf1eld
Electric Company states that a search
light has been Installed In, the tower Of
the house, which commands every ap-
iproach and almost every foot of the
400-acre estate
The story given out late yesterday
to the effect thatifNfr. Rockefeller left
town on the midnight train has been
investigated and the conclusion is that
it was manufactured by some person
interested In keeping his whereabouts
a secret. No one can get at Mr. Rocke-
feller. He is well guarded and the
precautions taltensand the non-commit- :
tai attitude Of the family and SER
wants strengthen the belief that he
lis there. stSs i.}5
Tacouic Farm Is a secure retreat. and
under the yigilant watcllfulne4s of the
guards. no process server Is likely to
get near: the man SO much wanted by
1.-THE courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
.PEEONAGE CASE
ON RAILROAD
Norfolk and Southern Contractor
Arrested by Special Agent at
Greenville.

CHARLOTTE. N. G.. juno 3o.--At the
Instance OF Special Agent Hoyt OF the
Department of Justice, E A. Kline, a
contractor on the Raleigh and Pamlico
Sound Division OF the Norfolk and
Southern Railroad, has been arrested
at Greenvllle, N. c., on charge OF
peonage. After a preliminary hearing
Kline was required to give bond In the
sum of S2,5Oo for his appearance at the
next term OF the Federal District Court
at Newbern.
& Twenty foreign lnborcrs brought by
Kline from New York Quit work and
left the State. At his Instance the men
were arrested and kept in jail until
they agreed to return to work, to
which they agreed In preference to con-
hnement. The twenty foreigners We're
committed to the jail as witnesses
against Kline. special Agent Hoyt will
remain In tho State to prosecute the
cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
JAPAN READY TO FIGHT.
Governor Cnrtcr, of Hawaii, Dcclarcs
Those Islands Are Defcnsclcfss.

Governor Cnrtcr, of Hawaii, Declares
Those Islands Are {Defcnsclcts.
NEW YORK, June a0.--"Japan would
fight the United States Mt the drop of
the hat should the occasion arise. and
you can take 1t from mo that Uncle
Sam would know 1t was more than a
slight tickling ut tho ribs before he
got through with tho trouble" :.
I. This declaration was made by Gov
ernor Carter of Hawaii, to-day, short
~ after his arrival In New York. Gov
ernor Carter had been asked partieu-
larly about the Japanese situation In
SO far as 1t was felt In the. Hawaiian
Islands. He responded that he did not
consider that they had any Japanese
situation there.
"lrifty per cent. of the population of
the Hawaiian group Is Japanese" he
said, nand we have. so far, never had
the slightest trouble with them. On
tile Pacific coast of the United States
however the situation is entirely diff
ferent. ana has grown to serious pro-
Sportionss} There the people Just nat
urally hate Jap as they do a China
man."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
.MicenheiIner Had a Mar
row Escape From Ope.
ratives at Lynchburg
CAUGHT AFTER
"A LONG SEARCH
Bleeding from Self-Inflicted
Wounds, Slayer Is Run Down,
and Infuriated Crowd Wanted
to Kill Him Kicked
and Cuffed by
Mob.
.special to The ,sImes -pispatch.l

- Especial to The mes-Dlspatcn.J ~ =
gi iLYNCHBURG,, VA, June 3o-Joseph
Micenhemer. who shot and killed Mrs.
Charles Walker. his boarding mistress.
in South Lynchburg last night, and
probably fatally shot Mrs. Martha
5Drewty, Mrs. Walkers mother. and
escaped after shooting himself in the
forehead, was captured carly this
morning at an old sbrickyard at the.
foot OF Candler's Mountain, about three
miles from the scene Of the shooting.
The fugitive was weak from tho loss
of blood and from the lack Of atten-
ton to his wounds. That he was not
lynchcd by a crowd Of about 900 men,
most Of whom We're cotton mill opera
tives. is due to the fact that they We're
restrained by q relative Of the dead
woman, and because afof q pacifying
speech which was made by John W.
ellis road commissi oner of Brookville
District.
Even in spite Of this. the man, al
though more than half dead, was
kicked and cuffed about as though he
was dog by members OF the mob.
AS Micenheimer was being brought
through the cotton mill district It be-
came evident that there were grave
fears OF mob violence, and the man
was brought to the city by q circuttous
crowd was eluded.
He was taken to tho Home and Re-
treat, where it was found that the self
inflicted wound had penetrated the
skull and four pieces OF broken skull
were removed. The ball did not pene-
trate the brain, and 1t Is believed Mtcen-
heimer will survive.
Mrs. Dre&vry Mny Die.
Mrs Drewry, who is under treatment
at the same hospital, is in a critical
condition. and she may not recover
DIR. j. w. Davis, county coroner, en-
paneled jury of inquest this morn
| ing at, 8 o'clock at the. Walker home
and afper hearing the evidence OF
| half a dozen witnesses, the jury con-
cluded that the woman's death was
due to Internal hemorrhage caused by
the pistol wounds inflicted by Micen-
heimer. Only four shots were fired
from q .32-calibre pistol, one OF their
striking Mrs Walker In the neck, an
other in her abdomen, the third in Mrs
Drewry's abdomen and the fourth ir
Aiicenheimer's forehead
Prisoner Under Guard.
The wounded man is under guard Of
| a county officer at the hospital an6
no further violence is feared. There
seems to be no doubt but the agedy
is the result Of Micenheimer being
under the influence of liquor, though
he had made threats that he woult
kill the two women and another board
er in the house. The evidence before
the coroner demonstrated that Walker
had sufficient reason to be Jealous O.
Micenheimer's attentions to his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
RATE
ON SEABOARD
Company Obeys Law, But
Still Testing It's
Validity.
Especial to Tho TIrnes-Dlspatch. j

IIsl"3 ISptCldI 10 I!lV LIfIleS. .OISpdtCN,I 11'.l
& NORFOLK, Va. June 30.-"We will
obey the law. but ut the same time
test its validity said Judge Leigh r.
Watts.8general counsel of the Seaboard
.Aipp-Line Railroad referring tonight
to the new rate law. The rates Will
go into effect at midnight.
Tickets put on sale by the seaboard
OF two cents a mile, according to In
-sorns tion from Headquarters. In
North Carolina the company will obey
the State law, selling tickets at Ia
cents aEstast Ia cents the od rate; Ei
bonds has appealed to the Federal
court to test the validity Of the North
Carolina act. So far as Is announced
the Seaboard is the only road thus far
to comply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-01
COL. CUssINs
MADE EN- GASP
Went Down Atlantic City Board.
walk With Leonine
Name.
Especial to The mines Dls,ppattch.l

ATLANTIC CITY, N, u. June 3d.
Colonel John Cusslns. of Virginia, who
has refused to cut his hair since the
Civil War, following q vow made to
the effect that lie would esohew hair
cuts until the South was Independent,
made a sensation on the boardwalk
to-day when he appeared on parade
with a leonine name Of gray hair hang
Ing below his shoulders, Cussins.
;who is wealthy Southerner OF the
type. and owner OF "a big
estate, was an officer In the confed-
crate Army, and a great adnlirer OF
General Lee. He declared his faith In
Lees ultimate success by tho vow to
never cut his hair II the South was
whipped, and has kept the promise
religiously.
Strollers on the walk hated to adj
Emire the! erect form and carriage or
| the veteran. who Is here on his visit.