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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27

bare TO the view OF the scientists. IL
is sufficient to say that Dohong was
almost perfect. physically. when the
job was completed. and II Is now be-
iieved that he is on the swift road TO
recovery. 1t IS said that the eminent
Manhattan surgeon who officiated in
the case win receive the sum of 81 900
for bis official services.
Thoroughly wrapped in bandages
Dohong refused to meet any of the
callers at the zoo to-day.
In view OF Dohong's newly acquired
fame IL may be interesting to know
something OF his career in this coun-
try. DR.. Blair, one of the attending
physicians. said that Dohong came to
this country with his mother about
I'VE years ago. His fond parent was
very much attached to her offspring,
but she disliked her new home, and as
a result OF her refusal to take any
form of nourishment, she died several
days after her arrival at the Bronx
park zoo. After the death of his
mother the officials at the ZOO took
Dohong in hand and he was raised on
the bottle.
The officials decided to make a SCI
entific study OF their new boarder. and
Dohong was allowed, figuratiyelv
speaking. to work out his own saliva.
ton. This native OF Borneo one day
last summer broke into science and.
like Archimedes OF Syracuse. he dis.
-coxsred those Of the lever With the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27
ALL AT ONCE.

Against his manly collar bons
Her blushing face she hid:
She asked nlm IL he loved her. ana
He said OF course he did.
But that did not content the girl.
She murmured IN his ear.
"Oh, tell me truly. really II
was your first love. dearg"
That was the moment when he scornet
To tamper with the truth:
You see. he was blunt and most
Outspoken sort OF youth.
can't quite say you were my first,
For that would be a crime;
Ihere was no actual hrst-I love
So many at a time"'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27
suiclds Names Grave DIaaers.

Stroudsburg. Pa.-George S Felix.
err. a resident of Kellersville. commit
ted suicide by drinking carbolic acid.
Felker, who lived alone, dressed him.
self in new clothing. carefully combed
his hair and wrote note giving d.
rections concerning his affairs. even
naming his grave diggers. He also
wrote judgment note for $10I to an
acquaintance and tied a handkerchief
about his neck to prevent the aid from
staining his clothes. About ten days
ago Felker had some words with his
wife and she went to live with a sis.
tar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27
Good for the Health.

jerks (who has taken to horse
backriding. and bounces about ten
inches at every step)-Ah, How-dy-
do, Blinks? l think MISUNDERSTANDING
is good for the health. don't you?
Blinks-Yes. indeed All who see
you will be benefited Laugh and
grow fat" you known. Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27

horizontal bar in his cage he pried HE
way into the corridor. He Is an en-,
thusiastic bicyclist. an authority On
polite etiquette and table manners. =
competent typewriter and it is said
that he is thinking about taking IN a
course in stenogralhy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27
FASHIONS DECREE FOR THE
COMING SEASON.

VolIes, Silks, Cashmeres and the
Like VIII Have Precedence
Serge Comes in Many Of the
Wonderful New Shades.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27

III HELP YOU TO OBTAIN A PREMIUM.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-27

YOU Will Talk WITH YOUR NEIGH
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
Ell GERMEN DE LA ECZEMA oES-
cUslERTo.
Ell Or Dennis, Espeeialsts sien Co.
nocdo, Expllca el Descubrlmlen-
30 en- un Informe Official

En- una disertaclon leida ante Ia So
ciedad Medlca Naclonl, en- Chicago el
DR.. D. d. Dennis explic6 los expert.
mentos que legarun al descuhrlmlen'
to del g6rmen lie Ia eczema
Este descubrimieuto ha arreglado,
las por tan largo tempo, disputadas
cuestiones al efecto que las enterme-
dades cutaneas, Sc deben, no a Ia
condiclon de la sangre, slno a onfer-
medades propias del cults. Ell DR..
Dennis expic6 cue las curacionos SO.
10 Sc pueden efectuar curando el Gu
It's por medic del cults. La mayona
de los que sufren del cults, diJo, es,
tan enteramente saludables en- todos
otros respectos, no demostrando sin
tomas patol6glcos algunos,
Apllcando clertos ingredientes We
getales inofensivos directameute a
las afecciones del cults el doctor hizo
YER como Ia condlcion enferma puede
aliHarse en- el acto, hacienda cesar la
terrible comezon y guiando q una Gu
racion temprana
Tras la lectura de Ia dissertation ST.
guio una dlscuclon general en- la cual
participaron un ndmero &c los mas
emnontes mddieos de Chicago En-
cortestaclon 4 yarias preguntas el DR.,
Dennis defendld su curse por haber
permitido cue la compahia D. D D. de
Chicago pusiera su prescription en-
botellas originates para cue Sc ven
dan a S10O la botella, en- lugar de dar
su formula solamento a sus hermanos
PROFESSIONALS que podian prescribiI
ellos mismos 81 remedio. El Dr. Den
mis- dijo que hay millares y millares
de sufrentes de Intermediates cuta
meas que no podlan 8 no queran pa
gar los honorarios regulares para po
nerse en- manos de un m6dico, motive
porque los mlsmos resultados podlar
lograrse yendienlo la Prescription
D D. D. en- botellas originates POI
medic de los boticarlos. Declare qut
no considerable su remedio como I'm;
medlclna de patente en- el sentido or
dinario de Ia palabra, 10 cual era pro
bado por el hecho que mientras al
gun hermano m6dico, mostraba alguf
cello aparonte de e., otros estaban q
consejando q sus paclentos cue usa
ran la Prescription D. D, d." para Il
eczma Y intermediates de su especie
Despues que concluy6 ell Dr. Denni
q Dr. A. p. Hartley, de Albany n, Y
ley6 una disertacion sobre iufecclone
tuberculosis,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
Arresto sensational.

Alsmogovdo, N b., Msrz' 1l-Wl'
liam Mithell, ali.s Henry Rutsell fu6
srrestado hoy por al Agnaol MAYOR II,
M. Denny, del Condsdo dc Otero en-
Estes, n. N Y irAido A la carcel aout
espersDdo - arribo de on Of dc Ie-
xAs
81 n,r aoesa ~ ci-rt0 oqne So dioe d.
Mitchell el tsl ~ Fl ceiminal mas de-.
pravado Y desupturahzsdo Qua vtve 80
bre Ia TERRA, por hNher permitdo que
su venerable padre fuerA ahorcado q la
edad de oohenta Y ouAtro ahos por un
crfmen gus oometi0 el mismo Mitchell
FL orimen de que estA acusSdo Mitch
eli 80 dioe hab+r hdo oometido treiDta
tres amos pa9ados, en- ell oondado dc
Hood, Texas. El padre ds Mitchell fac
aousado del crimen, Por medic de IA
evidenoia de un ministro que foe tastl
20 en- el oaso fue ooavotsdo ell ahoia
no. aunqne pre- t4sto su innoenoia hAstA
el Iiltimo momento y fu6 ahortA IN en- 81
oondado de- Hood en- II srO de 1874, Sin
Ia menor prot sta de p4rte no So hi
En- su leoho do mnerts el niinisttu one
mand6 4 Mitchell al cadaIso oonf-st
que 81 bn0s4no era inooente quH h-hi
testifC ado en- su contra para RTstiii Al
su yenganzA personal La oonfesio1
"ante.mortem impica q Mitchell hiin
que por muohes flos ha esrHfo viytend'
90 Nuevo N1z'ro ocupahn en- 10 rriA u
resea bsjo OF "h;ias de H-nry Knssell
Por 10 que 50 pahe, csts h. legN 80 uus
vida ejemplor dos7e Ia o. mi.ion dsl cIi
men ha soomr | 10 uua oAut dti ooa
siders be d4 din RI
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO SABAOO 16 DE MARIO De 1907.

Miera para reogganizar Ia policia mon.
tada; nm acta apropianjo $500 para di-
ques en- el coudado DE Rio Arriba del
f1ndo Dc mejorss del Rio Grande; No.
13i. dc Ia camara, relative a % mer.
ccd de comunidad De Antonohico No.
81. aa % cdmara, fuando los lindcros
nuevos del condado de Quay; un ac,a
por MIera, eytendiendo 81 tempo de
Ia dellncueucia de las tasaciones dc
1907 al mo De Julio. y dando q los
respectiyos condados las tasaciones
deliacuentes que Sc colecten en- 10 de
adelaute por los amos de l9o1l9O5 in
elusive; uuproyecto para Ia construc-
clon Immediate de aguellas porciones
del Canine Real. de Albuquerque a
Belen y uu trecho en- el condado do
Mora; No. III de Ia camara, apro.
plando $4,000 para un camluo en- el
condado de Otero y $4,000 para otro
en- el condalo de Doha Ana, mn acta
en- sustHucion de Ia actual ley de ca
minos proveyendo uu supervisor en-
cada condado para cada disuhto de
comisionados Sustituto de Ia camara
al proyecto No. 80 del consejo, exen'
tando a las asociaciones religiosas, de
carload, etc. de hocer informes anua-
les al secretario del territorio esta
Ley pas6 por unanimidad y ahora solo
falta la flrma del gobernador
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
Alfredo N. Sanchez Nombrado
como Asistentc Superintendent
dente de instruction Publica.

ri Microbes Ne eta semRra, FL 90
bernador del territoriO. nombF0 Alfre'
20 NJ SRpchez como ssistanta superin.
tendeute de instruction pdhlioa del 70.
rritorio, nombramiento que fue conhr.
mado DOR al oonseio.
Il i6ven Ssnches as reeidenta da Las
Cruces az dioa que tiene una eduoa
nion muy ao,hAda hahiendo graduAdo
en- el oolaRio de Agricutura. Desde al
gan tiampo estA parta ha eatsdo am.
pesan an el dspaytamsnto raclo9al DO
agElcplluya.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16

Oamos nuestra muy cordial hiauvAni
la Al nuevo peri6dioo La Epora i
cual ha o,m4ozs1o puhliH4rsA IN Ia
P!az4 De Osytpn, sien1n su editor el
hipn ronoci 70 cabsllero, Dou Snturnino
Pinard. In Enoc." % m peri6d'co
hi-u rpisctado y repl 70 ~ noti has y
o. M ntarios de aotnaiiad l.. deses
mos mites 10 suscritores y ma lsrga
y.es " REliisa,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16

EI s4bado pssado, despues de osHu'c,
n iantrss dos seroritss De Ia Plaza Nue
va Elsis Banri Y Esllie Psche'cr'
csrj, ahsn y.or Is bpnGuets a 10 largo
da r. calla Sfxss, caras ds Ia avenioa
Washington. So nc ntrAron c3u On de-
cnnccido lup, en wss NJ uae las hur O.
r6ur ehatau1a rue dF lns senWl'~r
ur 4 is m0ns4or q1a isvslo en- " ms
no. pardi6oacsa ep seg9 DO a' sHran ''
la,escuEias1
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
Sobre NuevOs CondadoS.

En- Ia session de aver Ia camara derro
to por un voto de 13 contra 10 Ell pro-
yecto del Condado de Garfield, pas6
los proyectos para Ia creBeion dc los con-
dados dc Foraker y Pyrmid Ninguno
pasara en- el conseio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
FsTo VALE LA PENA DE RECoR


FbIW VNHN Ih TNNH JIa NLWVIN-
DARSE
Siempre que usted tengA tas rasfrto
reouerdese 0ue Ia Miel y Brea DO Foley
lss curA No popga on fiepgo Ia sAlud
tnmNndo otrA, pxcapto Ia genuina. Va
en- paqueta amarillo
En- Ia hoticR de o q. SchAafer Rad
Oeofs Drug Go
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16
EL coLMo DEL cINlsMo.

FL Caro- de Ia Banda Unee al Proyee-
10 de Apropiaeiones Todas sus Me
dldas Puereas.--Juegan su Ultimo
Triunto en- el Brisean de Ia Raplna.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-03-16

Ee u ts,io Gandara y ~ h ia 4
sehC rita U ralif o 0audtR 80 ~ ver
City, o. ,pouepTsn rn la uiudRt visi'
sspao a Den csIlog Riyega Y s'2cs',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
FUTURE ORATORS
IN JOINT DEBATE
Literary Societies of William and
Mary College Hold Celebra-
ton.
"sHALL CUBA BE ANNExED?"
This Was the Subject Discussed.
Original Poem Read by
Mr.. Wagner.
Especial 20 The Times. Dispatch

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March H.
The people of williamsburg were en-
tertained at Cameron Hall Friday
an Literary Societis Of William and
Mary College, In n Joint celebration.
An excellent program was rendered
by the future orators and debaters,"
and the entertainment was thorough
~ enjoyed by the large crowd, which
completely filled the hall.
The Williamsburg Band entertained
the crowd with delightful music dur
ing the intervals between the selec-
tions.
T.. +. shewmake, Jr., of the Phoe-
nix. presided over the meeting, and
made the opening address, abiding to
the work OF the literary societies at
the college, and their object
The declamationsi "The Vagabond
Prince" by II. w. Koontz, of the Philo-
rnathean. and The Raven" by l.. b.
Franck. of the Phoenix, were excellent,
and the audience showed their appre-
citation OF both with loud applause.
The debate following the declama-
lions was probably the most interest
ing feature OF the program to the ma
joritv of the audience. The question
of the debate read. Resolved, That the
United States should annex Cuba, CIV
ing her the rights of Territory"
For the affirmative was w. u. Roach
OF the Philomathean. and j. b. Terrell
of the Phoenix. for the negative.
Both debates We're very entertaining
and showed a thorough knowledge OF
present-day affairs on the part OF the
youthful dcbaters.
The debate was followed by orations
on Problems of the Republic" by J.
D. Wing, Of the Phoenix. and Wis
ions by J. H. Bowen. Of the Philo-
mathean. Both orations were excel.
lent. and the orators met with much
applause.
The exercises were closed with ar
original poem by ]. ]. Wagner Of the
Phoenix
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
RAILWAY MEN
HELD IN JAIL
Freight Train Employees Charged
With Stealing Goods From
Train.
---------------------
ONE MAN CONFESSED GUILT
Others Say They Will Be Able
to Prove Their limo
cence.
ONE MAN CONFESSED GUILT

GREENSBORO, N. c.. March IT,
Mention was made Friday OF the ar
rest and Imprisonment of three South
ern Railway nagmen and brakemel---
Perry Vail, Norman benson and ]. 7.
Banks--charged with wholesale steal
ing from freight cars belonging to the
Southern Railway, and of which they
were part of crew. Last night, In
default of $500 bond, two freight con-
ductors--E r. Tucker and A. L.
Pritchett--were placed In jail on q
warrant charging a similar offense.
Pritchett was conductor of the same
train with the three who were already
in jail, while Captain Tucker worked
on a different freight train.
Last p4Sht Vail gave bond, and was
discharged until Monday. when the
hearing will be had before Justice
d. II. Collins This afternoon the two
conductors gave bond, while Banks and
benson are still in jail. Captain Tuck
ers father came over from Randolph
county to-day and secured bondsmen
for his son, while Captain Pritchett's
father came later from Alamance coun-
ty and fixed the other bond. Both of
these men say they could have given
bond in Spencer or High Point, where
they were known, and not been COM
PEELED to go to Jail. Messrs. G.. S.
Bradshaw and w. p. Bynum have been
retained to appear for all the men al
the preliminary hearing Monday
Both Tucker and Pritchett held back
from asking them people in Alamancc
and Randolph. who are highly respect
able. TO come to their rescue in the way
of giving bond, hoping that they
would not hear OF their trouble at ali
but upon being told that the news.
papers would certainly publish tn.
facts anyhow. and keeping the matte,
from their people was an inpossbility
| their fathers were communicated witt
by telegraph and FASTENED to thei,
relief as fast as the trains woulf
bring them.
| Railroad employees are free to criti
cize the law authorities Of the South
| ern for the arrests, and especially 70
the amount of bail required saying
$500 bond is excessive. The hearin,
Tomorrow will be attended by a larg
crowd of Interested employees, for It i
the most important and serious charp
made in long time. The case has bee,
worked up by Detective Ahern an,
others. and 1t is claimed will develo
an astounding series of wholesaI
thieving by employees from the freigh
cars OF the company On the othe
hand, all the parties arrested. excen
Flagman Vail. who admits his gull
declare It is a case Of mistaken con
nection OF circumstances entirely. an
shey are innocent of the charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS.
Mrs. 7. w. Lindan Entertains
Members With Euchre.
fsnectni tn The Tlmes- Dlspatch. ]

rspecini 10 The Times- Dispatch
GREENSBORO, N. c., March 1.-THE
Tuesday Card Club was entertained
this week by Mrs. ]. w. Lindan In
her usual charming manner at her
home In Summit Avenue. Euchre was
played at four tables and after many
exciting games it was found that Mrs.
w L. Allan had won the greatest num-
Der, thereby being the winner OF the
prize. lovely cup and saucer.
Ices were served the guests. In which
the color scheme of pink and white
was most effectively carried out.
Mrs. It. Gilbert Pearson entertained
very informally at bridge Wednesday
afternoon.
Thursday was ladies' day at the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Club, and
a number OF the fashionable set ayailed
themselves Of the privilege and enjoy
cd their favorlte game-bridge whist
for several hours.
Those playing were Mesdames Battle,
Harry Livingston Lee, G. Sam. Brad
shaw, II. L. Hopkins, Paul Llndley,
David Dreyfus, w. L. Allan and Caesar
Cone.
Mrs. David Dreyfus entertained at
euchre on Friday afternoon. The house
was beautifully decorated In hot
house cut-flowers. Mrs. Dreyfus was
assisted in entertaining by her guest,
Miss Rosenbaum, of Lynchburg, Va.
A three course luncheon was served
in which the violet decorations were
carried on most deliberately The honor
prize was an immense bench of palms,
and violets, while the prize for the
highest score was cut-glass violet
bowl,'a and was won by Mrs. Caesar Conc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
FINE EXHIBIT.
Buckingham to Have 1000
Pounds of Minerals at Exposition

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BUCKINGHAM. VA, March IT,
Postmaster Noble has been in Lynch
burg this week on the Federal jury
II. S, Ellis, president OF the Buck
tngham Bank. has been under the
weather" for several days.
Miss Fannie Fitzgerald entertained
the music and art students of the
Buckingham High School at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Fitzgerald. on Friday evening,
buckingham people are making an
earnest effort to get n fine exhibit
from this county for tho Jane stown
Exposition. The board of supervisors
appropriated $500 for tho purpose, and
on Monday a county exhibition was
held to secure agricultural exhibits.
j. Er. Noble is actively pushing for n
large mineral exhibit, and purposes to
have at least 1000 pounds of ore from
every mino in the county The slate
people have promised Il fine exhibit
of that product from eleven quarrics.
so that buckingham minerals will be
very much in evidence.
Mrs. Whitcomb Pratt, of Farmville,
will spend Easter ut homo with her
mother, Mrs Mariah Mosely Mr.. Per-
kins Mosely and wife, OF Baltimore
Oil also spend n few days with his
Asother.
Mr., Dick Grlgg has resigned his po-
sition with Mr.. A. G. Garrett, Jr., and
Is attending school.
The Ladies' Social Club met on We'd
ncsday with Mrs j. b. Nowling, spend
ing u very pleasant evening with their
charming hostess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
Schedule to Be Played by Team
During Coming Season.

specinl to The Times-Dispatch.1
WARRENTON, VA, March 17.--The
manager of the Bethel Military Academy
baseball team has completed arrange
ments for the games to be played ths
season. The schedule is ms follows:
March 29--Gettysburg Prep, at Bethel
Academy.
April 6--woodbury Forest, at Orange
April ls-Episcopa High School, at
Alexandria.
April fredericksburg College (pend-
ing),
April 2o-Emerson Institute, at Bethe,
Academy,
April a7-Eastem College, at Front
Royal.
May 4--Locust Dale Academy at Lo-
Gust Dale.
May e-Eastern College at Bethel
Academy
May ll-wcstcrn High School. at
Bethel Academy.
Mny l7~-Flshburne Military Academy,
at Waynesboro,
May lS-~staunton Military Academy,
at Staunton
May 24pelaplane Athletic Club, at
Bethel Academy,
May 25-- Eastern High School at Bethel
Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
DEDICATE CHURCH.
Bishop Hoss Conducts Impressive
Conservation Services
Especial to The Times-plspatch

Special to The Times DISPATCH
LEAlNGToN VA. March 17.--The
odist Episcopal Church. South. at
Bucna Vista, Va. occurred to-day in
the presence Of a large and Interested
audience. The dcdicatory sermon was
delivered by Bishop Z. r. Hoss. OF
tennessee. one of the ablest members
OF the College of Bishops of the
Southern Methodist Church.
81 johns Church is handsome
brick structure and occupies a beauti-
ful and convenient location on one
OF the principal streets of the city.
The church is handsomely furnished,
ana has seating capacity of five or
six hundred. The congregation Is COM
posed of some of the most Substantial
residents OF the city The present
pastor has the confidence and esteem
OF his people, and he Is doing good
work. He has formerly filed impor-
tant charges in Maryland, his native
State. Mr.. Henry has an interesting
family consisting of his wife and sew
eral young children.
The church was founded In 1889.
The original board Of stewards In
cuded Captain c. II. Jordan. w. H.
Bailie w. A. Seay, j. l.. Harrell. j.
w. Childs, w. b. Picks and d. b. Dug
ger The trustees were Captain C.. T.
Jordan, o. l.. Harrell, j. NJ. Henkle, j
r, Stratton. w. N. Seay, w. Fl. Baltic
and O. ID. Batchellor.
The present board of stewards In
clude II, l.. Embree, chairman G. L.
Page, secretary and treasurer; w. N
Seay, j. V. Worthington, It. H. Keller
Hardy. The present trustees are G. II
Jordan. u. l.. Embree, w. N, Seay, j
NJ, Henkle, j. r, Stratton. r. !. Mills
and b. Il, Hardy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-18
FOUGHT TO SAVE
THEIR PET DOC
Man and Woman Severely Beaten
BY Men Who Were Trying to
Kill Their Dog.
Especial to Tho rimcs-pIspntcb

Y -
TAZEWELL. VA, March 17.-iroyer
and Curtis Shamblln, young white mon.
are in Jail here for causing a disturb
aEce in the west end Of the county by
attacking Mr.. Rees Gillespie and his
Wife, who were protecting their dog.
The Shamblins had been building n
barn In the country, and were on their
way to their home, AS they were
passing the home of Mr. Gillespie. tho
latters dog attacked them, and they
We're giving the animal pretty bad
treatment when Mr.. Gillespie came out
of his home to protect his dog. The
Shamblins then attacked Mr.. Gillespie
and were getting the best of him In
a rough-and-tumble fight, when Mrs.
Gillespie came out OF tho house and
took hand In the fight
One of the Shambllns Ia reported to
have struck the lady on the head with
rock. iniuring her seriously, 1t is
also stated tho men attacked a United
States mail carrier.
The two men were arrested and
brought to town tightly bound with
ropes, and landed In Jail to await the
action Of the grand jury
BETHEL ACADEMY.