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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Tons Value
Totals >. .2S2,322 SIT
June,a Forelan sftlpments.

During the month of June, ending
today. total of 41,4S3 tons of coal.
valued Mt S11d.263, was shipped from
ms port to foreign countries. or
this amount 1924 tons. valued Mt
S42.024. went to Cuba; 14,277 tons.
valued at $50, 262, went to Manila:
1850 tons, valued Mt $3.50, went to
Colon; 1887 tons, valued at s12.OG4.
went TO Mexico and 3,045 tons. val
ned at sS,373 went to jamaica.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
SHIPPING REPORT
Saturday June 90, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Schooner Jacob NJ. Haskell. Bray.
Boston-to New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast
Schooner Clara A. Donnell, Bren-
dige, Boston-to White Oak Coal
Company in ballast.
Barge Charles H. Hearne from
Norfolk-to New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast
Barge Gwennie from Boston-to
New River Consolidated Coal Com
pany in ballast
Barge Annie from Boston to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Cleared.
Barge Pottsvlle for Boston-Ches-
apeake & Ohio Coal Agency Com
pany.
Sailed.
Steamer Lugano (Br), knight,
Hamburg
Schooner Percy Blrdsall, Nugent.
Boston.
Calendar for Today.
sun sets ..........,....7:29 p. M.
High water ..10:05 a. rn., 1:41 p. IN
Low water ...T:S1 a. M. 1852 p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
St. Vincent,s catholIc

Services will be hold at st. Vim
cents Catholic church today MS fol-
lows: First mass Mt o'clock; Sec.
ond mass Mt $3.50 o'clock; vespers
and benediction of the blessed sacra,
mcnt Mt 1880 o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Trinity Methodist,

AZ Tho Trinity Methodist church
today the pastor. Rev. W. Asbury
Christian. will preach on the follow
ing subjects; II II. ~. Words of
Life; evening, Don't Save the
Flowers for the Funeral: the Corpse
Does Not Care for Them"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Church of Christ.

= AZ the Twenty-fourth Street
Church of Christ today, the pastor
VIII preach ON the following subjects:
Morning, Things Added" evening.
.Follow Me" Mr. III. w. Riick will
lead the Relief Association this after.
noon Mt O'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

Services will be held ut the usual
hours at Trinity Lutheran church to-
day preaching by the pastor. Rev.
+. A. Shenk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

Rev. Eyerdy Estill. rector of st.
Joseph's church in Hampton. will
conduct the morning services at
Grace Episcopal church today. This
evening Rev, I. l.. Sinclair, of Glou-
cester county, will preach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

Rev. H. r. Green. pastor of the
Chestnut Avenue Methodist church.
VIII occupy his pulpit this morning
and evening ut the USUAL hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
ST. Paul's Episcopal.

Tho usual services will he con
Quoted at st. Paul's Episcopal church
this morning and evening by the rec.
tor, Rev. A. o. Sykes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

This Spring al seel;w
No troutl to oHan ion the
itcguhr and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
THIRTY MORE BILLS ARE
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

plos faans Of elstAa lstss.
II Al No. lee. relating 70 the m
corporation af trust companies.
II Il. 40 III. eeHTeYins q Port
TaNHmwna certain tile tsnas Ter
fasA PURPOSES
81 ii Ne 81. authorizing the sale
az tha ED etiliAHualalsh saiHsuss
hatchery IN sknaAafntnh county
"a n Ne 4ts. appEepftastng
fsie.aa for the relief u r. 6. Han
neu.
~ n No z7a srnpow.rluw cities
af ere first class 70 Designate ~ e.
gilnAnse places for pFvetnet FsEissfA.
tian
II II Ma. sas. granting pttxiisHa
a. harAM atNY On stats lands fer
commercial purposes
~ n No 4et. dedieaitn2 % Ia
ensa4a fsF rark ard boulevard pef.
pasem iAnAa IN section -. township
81. range ! east
~ D. M 4e&. relating - the sH=
ra.Iuaent Il usltsia. providing faf >
firth nstli fAx levy fuf military pr
paAHa GnHfsaa n 4 tenth nlll
II n Na 81. kuthufiesnE state
veterinarian e appoint esaniy sha.p
Inspectors
ii II Ne ssa. emthhslshinx naA
hasrhasy 81 the outlet Il Traut lake.
fstanH county
al NJ M ssx. authorizing state
highway commissioner - antssYattne
feaafsAlftY - proposed stalls FsAa =
III Maaasl Gawitta ghaaaa. tNiNssd
ana AhAxfs counties.
u RI No as. inxeafsEaftnE essssfs
uftfes hElI amending me t~sx affect.
snn the nffea Of commissioned u
puhtlr ianaa
II ~ Ne asa defining the dusy
~ shs board 81 state Lard esaauttas
asomssFs fn AHpFss#ifm state lands.
81 IN Sa a.. f4xtnK tha bond "
the commissioner af rnhfaH sanda
mnsi that ~ tins aadfsar and cashier
~ hIs nfFtna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

OLYMPIA. March II einvernaf
Mead yesterday signed the following
III Il. M. TIC. entitled. An at re-
satIHe to elections ard amending
sections anA 81 % an zet aulltle4.
An act providing fur pftntiuE and
distributing Ballots 81 pala4ie e.
ufMsNz and to regulate voting ct
stHts md other elections. approved
Mafsh IL. tssa@
IT. II No. lsa. making assessors
end treasures uaesnheFs af eaumfY
naafsfs u equalization
II n Ma sts. ASSESSING property
Of t21@xraph companies
IL n No. asT. appf0pFtagtns $3.50 II
fog the Feiief q SkAnAagA county
~ a. Na LEI. ftxlns ss=s 10 be
pata % eeerefAry a. state ~ eeTae-
fHtAeBe
IL II Nh tsi. creating commission
"a FeeedsFs eeAe ~ public iasfFae.
tl9u
4 II IA. -. providing fes The
aaau8sF - sale ard distribution Il
srein SACKS manufactured Al The
state psultsn1lAFy
s II No. tta. the commission
merchant bili FpxulatlnK thesf bust
asaa.
= r. "a. fss. giving tax commits.
aiaa authority u1sF ek healed 50
fhfHs
s. 81 No. isE. permitting Anzuen 70
become uafasfsH uuhiie
r u Nn -. providing that NJ
aafaan SHALL Be employed as fiAas
man 90 a FaYifD&A mha eannaf FeAd
write ard saeak TIE English Ian.
kuawns
= a. M 81. providing Tat ali
laws rm.axd ~ fha tsgtstataFN shall
BE- printed NfkH1n ten taF4 after al
loufrsu4enf and making s8her rNEns
l8Staaa Ia FsAafsan - their gfsHssnE
: n No. fsa HsueHstna rarpaFAs
ton laws % permit formation - a
lumber companies association
II n No. - directing baarsts a
commissioner - estimate east ~
maintenance Of their several drain
aNs 81atflNtA
II ID Ma. 70 ftxirs fens and com.
peuea tlaes ~ Justices ~ IN. peace
~ ~ No. 49, regulating The nfns
TInEI.ANps and pruflt gn hand
ia hand r. Cooper Willis tTR
- MT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. March is@sAftleiea Of
incorporation have been filpd in the
ufIlee u tbs secretary af state a.
follows
Edmandn Realty company. az ed
monds, $1,000. Thea A LipAe
xaphAr Howell. W. n schumacher,
q. W, Schmidt. James BRADY
suburban Investment company.
Of Seattle. $4,000, David + kast
man, David Dos. David / huEk
hArdt. GEORGE HeYes
Ihe Municipal News company. q
Seattle. $4,000. Verne 1. 1oalsn.
Clarence II. HALEY. A. II. Mellon.
aid.
Darlington Mil company. Of So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
Prs,,lss, we-o.n o. a,sa..

bk8 5lNEs. Iowa. March Ia.
~ Dolly Vernon cneh, the win.
aer Of the beauty prize given BY the
Daily News. af Dea Mnlnsa, II con
slaerinE an offer from THE Man
on the box. o. GO on the stage
The offer ia SIS a week. and was
drawn out by the girls beauty,
which struck the manager very de.
eldedly She has been offered the
part 81 Mrs Conway iietiY'a friend.
She was very solleltoas 20 learn
whether a glFi could 80 on the stage
and keep straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

attic. fik. 600. p l. HauHou, z, W
kldur, Henry ffohwer
Mukllteo Hhingle company, 81
Everett si0 600. Norman Lind,
George ftefgntrum. u. A. Haynes.
Lake Mill a Lumber company, 81
Nottingham, $4,000. 4 y. eade. y.
Ferguson. ], w. WhalleyI
Seattle. l4lvingatnne company, al
Seattle. 100000. W q NofriA q
A Singer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
one oooo REAsoN

There are many reasons why you
should become 4 member of the
GERMAN SAVINGS. BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. but
one Il that their returns 10 invest.
ora are large. sure aud quick. In
veKtfeMta this matter and talk over
the particulars with the secretary.
Chaa. Osusf. tta HALEY building ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
cannoi 1919 cAre.

nEiIINaHAM. March 18th
spite Of the tact that the embargo
II supposed 20 BE- raised On forrest
pfohucsA not car can be secured
"a thia city Tho yards are full
Of lumber ard 10 per cent of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
NO STRIKE Of
M|LLMEN |.

VANCOUVER. u G.. March IA
The probability IT tina millsafkF -
0f Vancouver striking IN aympaih9
With The Portland men IL not cue
Ing any great alarm among ne
managers oE tbs different lumber
companies OF thla city, The aaes.
lion haa been freely alseubhed
among the local managers who
stated that their men are Nell AT
iafied With the wasea they are nov
Getting and you'd refuse " Join
any strike that might paralyEe the
trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
nulleta plaY part.

SwAsuIAGTpN, March 10 Dur
orr the Investigation Of the hfuNn.
sale shooting affair 81 The eoipfed
atridlera Senator Foraker announces
that the hullutA found Embedded 10
50 efai places we're too deeply
EruoYed u have henn fired from the
old guns A thorough inspection
along bullet lines ell nov ba
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
Boys Wanted

To tain the Seattle SewsboyE union
and sell Seattle paeeFH Initiation
foe 50 canta Good corners wsil he
prov iaeA Gail at The star office.
1903 Seventh AZ. and ask FOR John
lfeason. SECRETARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
Kick on Terminal.

ANAeoHTEa. March 1.-THE
announcement that the English
Dempsey Logging road Intends
mailing lta tide water terminal at
stink Is not taken kindly by those
who have been experimenting Ia
oyster culture there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
BANKER kllLs HIMsrLF.

lssrlpns Tsisprseh ssrvies1
CANTON. ohto. March : II q
Mepoweil. president at the Farm
ara baak. sbot himself tbs morn
ing and died almost INSTANTLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
MANI Arn Indlntsd.

NEW YORK. March Ia The
grand Jury Investigating the viola
tions o. Che Federal Atatnsea haa
rnlufnad several Indictments
Wyoming land and Niue caaee
came up for Investigation and many
western people were indicted,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
PfehIna Roper murder.

BLAINE. March IA Sheriff
Williams aud Prosecuting Attorney
Perlnser have arrived here to IN
yeatieate further into the Hopef
murder Several new clues have
been uneafthed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
ottlelals Afe ii custed Z.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. MhEgh ill.,
Following grand Jury Malessnonts
three CITY Officials. Nelsnn Cannon.
Fred J. imlsrs and Arthur Heck
have haen taken Into custody on
bribery charges resulting from
feeent paving contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
lEAps THIRTEEN STORIES TO
HER DEATH.


CINCINNATI. O.. March is
Gertrude tiafnlsrh. aged 20. Who
has been IN III health for some time,
Jumped out Of a window on the
igth floor u the Traction building
this morning and wak crushed 90
q hhAnalaaa MAJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
off for Target Practice.

aAN DIEGO. March is-The
cruisers Charleston and Boston aud
torpedo boats Prebla and Paul
10noa have LETT Tor Masdalena b.
Tor target practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


aT LOUIS. March III stuyyes
ant fiah was yesterday elected 4
director of tho Missouri Pacific. %
succeed James III hyde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

OLYMPIA. March tawh nruee
Dodge. ena 81 the eldest pioneers
OF ThurAtnn county rs dead pass
IND away ON hia ranch ueaf Little
Rock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

myupiA, March i1~Aa passed
80 houses Of thu legislature
- AWAITING 20 Be signed BY
- Mad the direct primary bill
- for he direes nominations
.e candidates fef office except
s,~Iaeasial electors. aftterrs at
s.~ss a she fourth class. school,
800 irrigation OF Improvement dis,
49, assicers or offievra caoasn Al
ssselzi sisctlana.
ssaalaAtes for United States sen.
- state senators. members u the
ssl<,sfnFs. judges and county and
W sffseers are "a be nominated
y .,arxlliy wits. fhat Is, the eau.
'assls facelrlag the Highest yuta at
~ rriasry gor the nomination On
- peFss ticket is to be the mem.
~. AZ that party. regardless af
- smAlg that plurality vote max
!. NJ candldatea for congress
~ A. state Offices are not To be
ssru,nsted 81 plurality vote wheFv
-. sre fnmr or more candidates.
~ :. less than ~ por esnt Of tho
NJ vota east
~ tkese offices there - 60 Be
- ! pess b. each voter Cor hath
s frss ana his aeeoad choice.
WS<rs there Il no candidate reealN.
- ncs~ than 80 per e~ns q the
~. rhaace votes. the second choice
,stas an 10 ~ counted and added
q lie FIRST choice votes. and the
enoab6xts Feoett lpg the highest
swa<s a both first and second
saxlrs veses Is 10 ~ the nominee.
Blll previsss.
~ hin provides that the regular
ssztannaal primary shall be- held
q o. s~naaa Tuesday Ia Septem-
- i9as. and tlenusalfY thereafter
: sonssnase cAafiaAtea fer the en-
r,sx rsnrFnl eieesion. Municipal
p-smzrsss are 20 ~ held four weeks
sakV tks election ksr which can.
aA,ss ase 60 - nominated. 81.
- sarink 1861. when The time II
~ weeks Candidates desiring 20
ksvs sheir aArnss placed GA the pTt
80 kalles mast fsls q declaration
4 szndfAsey with the eouafy audi.
maa oeaney or general election.
a. wsfh shs city clark. n 4 city
tisnt>c1. III dAYs before the date Of
- sssnzrY. and pay . fee of sic.
IA ser esas u tie annual SALARY
n .Aa cksier
Prsnsrsss stead Together.
All wsmaFses Ter All the parties
an . = kesa 1t the same tisne
al pEAes. and Under the aaper.
xssaux q ~ sane primary officials
aepatsssa - ass precinct officials
fsr sl<ethas Al the present time
Ne'ns o. ~ date and place Of
tzEsx Erfmayy elections shall be
pzezxk&f u iwn newspapers IN tha
eszsg rspFssantinx two different
pzrEtex
sspsrate Party Tickets.
fA1x n % fm a separate ticket
- ssrA party. ahd thn candidates
- saek uff1ce arr 90 be grouped
r1.r . separate heading. Al the
~ q saeh party ballot shAll b9
fr.nxa he n4nsA 81 all candidates
r. tzzfaations fnr the superior
f>eE saa fes th@ supreme eoaFs.
gszzr1lsss Of party ana wgghoat
sxfsf ssasEnsEl0n. ana the canal.
tAn reeefvtnS the highest number
IL rsssx IL TIRE primary shall re.
Hha mistake to drink poor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

shipping mlIla are closed down.
People are getting tired Of the Fem.
barge" question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

The Washinetna FIra Insurance
company Invests It's funds In safe
loans to home builders In Washing
IN, at a reasonable rate Of interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

cNive the nominations 10 the mum
her OF twseo the nUmhef to be
elected.
peiia Open All Day
Polls for primary elections are 10
be open from IL n N. "a 5 q. M.
aud a. soon rs the polls ara eloAed
the election judges hhaii proceed
20 eoGat the votes. which shall be
returned aud oaaxaaaaa aud tha
result determined and certified
Parties which at the last pre-
eedinR general elections have uaat
less than II per cent of tina total
vote east may nominate candidates
BY convention as noN provided. II
stch conventions ara held an tho
same day as the general primaries.
aud no candidates name shall ha
printed 90 the official ballot Al ans
election until he has paid the nnms
nation Zee required Of primary can
slldatua.
Ne aesdls Money,
No candidate h permitted 20 en-.
pend any money for tho pfomotiea
II hls candidacy except Cor per.
sonai expenses. printed matter.
postage and telegraph and teiphope
tolls and similar expenses. and
renting halls from which % address
v0sera NiuiateFs OF this provision
are disqualified as candidates The
payment of money Go newspapers
aos paid pszffs or the publication Of
photographs n especially prohibit.
"a. aud shall dlsquallly the q.
fender.
Tho direct primary hiil win he
applied first IN nomination Of can.
dldatea for Spokane city election.
IN May
River Blsla.
Open Columbia river bill. Stuck
river hsll. Cawliss river bill. Wen.
afehee bridge bill. Humniailpa
hrttke hsii. L~wtsson bridge biil. and
other similar measures carrying
large appropriations. ara stiil ALIVE.
bat encounter powerful opposition
Local option bill aud Initiative
ant referendum bills have eeen
killed.
Congressional Districts.
The act 20 appestl0n the state
Into three congressional districts
has passed holh houses and IL now
ready for Gov Mead 10 stKn The
state IA dfsfrlesea IS follows,
That tbs counties If Island. kluE
San Juan. Hkasit. Snahomish.
Whaienm and kitsap shah eansFis
tmte the First congressional district.
and shall BE entitled 70 uae refre-
sentative IN the congress u The
United States
THAT the counties II cheAails
cfaliam. Clarke. eawllts. jefferson.
Klickitaf. Iewls. Mason. Pacific.
Pierce. skamania. Thnfssnu and
Wahkiaknm shall constitute the
Second congressional diatfies. aud
shall be entitled to one representa-.
i've in the conKrues af thu unitaa
States.
THAT the counties 70 Aianas- Aso
TN. benton. cheian. Columbia
DOUGLAS. Ferry. Ffanklin. Garfield
kiffitaa. Lincoln. OkanngHn. ero-
kane. Stevens. walla walla. Whit
mAn ard Yakima shall constitute
the ThirA congressional district. ana
SHALL hs entitled 20 ans representa-.
sgsNm xXmmk4n~snm NaxVa fsm4tpn nee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

i've n The congress Of The United
States.
Appropriation AIT
The appropriations bill has
passed both houses aud II now up
to the governor for aigning The
omnibus appropriations bin carries
= total Of tt.d02,VaA. Of which 81.
Anu.9 comes from the general
fund. sas.ua0 from the military and
sia,a00 from the public hlahw a.
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

- . mistake to artnk poor
fzf<m and tea SchiiitnKm Best
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13

TInET.ANps and prufit go hand
Ia hand r. Cooper Willis 81
Coiman Hidg. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
DIRECT PRIMARY BILL
NOW AWAITS SIGNING
ppropriatlon all.

i've IN the congress Of the United
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-13
p,s<,s Both Houses Many of the New Changes
Congressional Redistrieting Bill Is Also Ready
ar Governors Signature Omnibus Bill Passed.

enive the nominations "a the mum.
her Of twtrp the number to be
elected.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-22
SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTERS
After July They Will Not Require
Special Stamps.

No special delivery postage stamps
will be needed after July, to insure
Immediate delivery Of letter. Post
master General Meyer has issued an
order that, on and after July l next,
if there is attached to any letter or
package Of mali matter 10 cents,
worth of stamps, Of any denomina-
ton, with the words special dellV-
cry written or printed on the enve-
lope or covering, in addition to the
postage required for ordinary dellV.
cry, the article will be handled as II
it bore a regulationspecial delivery
stamp. This change is made posi-
BILE BY an act of the last Congress.
The Postmaster General has de-
cided also to recommend to Congress
an amendment to the present law,
whereby such letters may be left at
their destinations without procuring
receipts in all cases. The amend
ment would enable the department
to deposit such letters in receptacles
controlled by the adressee, and get a
receipt later. Until Congress can act,
however, a broader construction OF
the present law will be given, so that
receipt will be accepted from any one
occupying the premises to whom or
dinary mail might be gwen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-22
IMPRISONED IN AUTO.
Three Women Have Narrow Escape
From Possible Death.

Practically imprisoned in runa-
way automobile, three women had
narrow escape from possible death
at Bryn Mawr, Pa, recently.
The machine, big touring car,
occupied by Samuel W. Cotton, Jr.,
Mrs Cotton, Harold Cotton, Mrs.
Harrison Allen and her daughter,
drove up to the railroad station at
s:s0 o'clock. Mr. Cotton and his son.
who had occupied the front seat,
left the machine and entered the sta
ton
They had hardly disappeared when
the machine started off. It headed
straight down the road that leads to
the tunnel under the tracks OF the
railroad, gathering momentum as II
sped on. The women, seated IN the
rear of the car, were unable to reach
the mechanism to shut off the power.
and to jump means serious INJURY or
death.
After going distance Of about
100 yards the machine swerved from
the roadway and crashed into the
stone wall that abuts the sides Of the
road at this point. The iron rail-
along the wall was broken down and
the fore part Of the car plunged over
the gap. Luckily the rear wheels
famed into the network OF the IRON
railing and held fast.
The women. frightened to the
verge of Mysteries, were thrown to
the floor of the car, but sustained no
painful injuries.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-22
KILLED HER SON-lN-LAW.
The Tragedy Occurred While Man
Law in Drunken Stupor.

At Huntsville, Ala, angered be-
cause her son-in-law, Frank Albright,
had come home drunk and run the
family away from home, by his v1o-
lent actions, Mrs. Matte Connally
killed the man by shooting him with
a shotgun, as he lay in drunken
stupor on his bed.
The tragedy occurred in Maysville
Saturday night, and on the evidence
secured by the coroner's jury, Mrs:
Connally has been lodged in jail, and
Charlie Chadwick, 16-year-old boy,
has been put in jail as an accessory.
Albright was a merchant, about-3O
years old. He was drunk in Hunts
Vile Saturday and when ne went
home that night he was violent.
His wife and children fed, but the
mother-in-law remained and sent
Chadwick to a neighbor's house for
ammunition, with which she killed
the drunken man.
Mrs. Connally is As years Of age,
is divorced from her husband and is
the mother Of eleven children.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-22
ERRING PASTOR
Who Met His Affinity Succeeded by
His Wife.

Mrs. D. NJ. Carpenter has been
elected temporary pastor Of her hus-
bands Holiness church, in Harring-
ton, twenty miles south of Dover,
Del. while the Rev. Mr. Carpenter 8
whereabouts is unknown, supposed
". to the official board.
He disappeared from Harrington
after the existence Of his soul al
finity" had become known through
the publishing of letter which tne
pastor is said to have admitted seno-
ing to the recorder of deeds by mis-
take. It was intended, 1t was SAID
for Miss Della Goodrich, young "o-
man of his church.
The soul affinity whom the min
ister addressed in the missent, lettel
as "Oh, precious, precious, precious,
darling, little Della wife. is not
Named BY Mrs. Carpenter, who IS a
mature woman Of exceptional men
tai attainments, mother OF the minis
ter's seyenteen-year-old son.
The girl is young and pretty, ano
Mrs. CARPENTER said she beileVeo 3ei
- ~ he innocent Of wrong intent and a
yictim of hypnotic influence exerteo
NV carpenter, who, his wife said. had
talked so much of late Of soul al,
unity that she believed his mlno nao
become unbalanced.