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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
LIBERAL BOB
IN HOT WATER
Wanted to Give Everybody a
Drink and Got Ar
rested.

That Seven Pines electric trolleys are
not buffet cars. is decision handed
down from the bench by Magistrate
Tiller. of Henrico county. yesterday
afternoon. Bob White. who Is. both
black and a blacksmith. thought he
was on dining-car Tuesday evening
and drew forth his bottle Of whiskey
soon after the car got we'll out OF
town The occupants Of the Jim Grow
section were much Mortified at his
free-and-easy OFFERS OF hospitality. Bob
wishing to share his bottle with all
on board.
damaels, who claimed that they were
not OF his circle OF acquaintance, Bob
tdrned his attention to a negro on the
freight car. run ASA trailer behind
the passenger COACH The affair had
degenerated into "a plain I."cussing'
match by the time the conductor IN
terfered Bob was handed over to
the Henrico authorities, and yesterday
afternoon Squire Tiller heard him tell
all about It,. Mr.. Arthur NJ. Cannon
represented the street car company ana
requested the magistrate to give the
limit Of the law TO all drinkers OF
cheap whiskey who raised a disturb
ance on the cars. Squire Tiller made e I. It
twenty dollars and costs, and Bob
White went to jail to think 1t over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Active Business In trunks, Bags ant
Leather Novelties.

Active Business In trunks, Bags and
Leather Novelties.
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity.
Manufacturers Of trunks. bags and
leather novelties continue to do an ac-
tive business. Those engaged in this
line In Richmond and Petersburg, Va.
have extended their territory and are
now marketing their products through
out the country. and some foreign
shipments are noted. Factories are
working at full capacity. and with
some the demand exceeds the supply.
Orders for dry goods Tor failure ship-
ments are larger and in volume about
equal those OF a comparative period of
last year. The lumber and lumber in
dnstry Is not so active, prices show
ring has. in some instances. been cur
tailed. The hay and wheat crops.
which averaged fair to good, have been
harvested. Cotton shows improve
ment and the weather generally has
! been favorable to and improved all
growing crops. Large shipments OF
melons to Northern markets are noted
Retail trade is active. Collections are
1 fair,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
BIG SCHOONER
HERE FROM MAINE
Owned in Richmond. But Has
Not Been to City for
Three Years.

In the city dock at the foot Of Nine,
tenth Street Is the big three masted
schooner Mary Curtis. Of Richmond.
Just in from Red Beach, Me, with 9
from Rich mond. and is owned here, It
has been three years sinceGth sehoon,
er mas been In. the Richmond dock. and
in the interval she has visited nearly sea !.
doing n miscellaneous tradesin various
cargoes including lumber, ties, coal,
stav,'es and ali Kinds Of supplies. The
schooner IS owned jointly BY CAPTAIN
Curry Curry Of Richmond, and will clear for
Boston with railroad ties as soon
she can he loaded Tho. big trim
looking ship has attracted much at,
tention, her tall masts standing we'll
above the buildings which limo thv
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
STATE MISSIONS.
interest In Work Of Denominations Al
most Intense us the Heat.
Especial to The Times-pispatc

[specialto The Times plspatch,l a
TAYLoRsv1LLE, VA. July 24.-'Yhs
second day Of the Dover Baptist AS
ISOLATION which Is holding Its ses-
sions in the Baptist Church at this
plate, opened hot and sultry. but with
the interest not abated, In fact In
creaslng,
An immense crowd As present md.
the interest In tho enterprise fosterea
by the body hr~Ws.
Dr. c.. y, Waugh. OF West Point.
conducted the devotional exercises. aft
ter which the morning session was
given to consideration Of state mis-
sions, UNCONVENTIONAL education and to
the stateaof the churches Of the west
ern section Of the body. Messrs, J. B.
Wood ana Willlam El!yson made adj
dresses on State missions and prs. y,
Iic. Henirg ana F, ~, Boatwright de-
lighted tho association with their
capital addresses on 'Denominationai
Education, g f
The reports from the chusrhes OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
PITCHFORK PRONG
ENTERS BRAIN
1oung Man Killed in Peculiar
Manner-Ju Jumps Under Wa
gon, When Fork Falls.
I special 10 The rimes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.l
LEESBuRG, VIA, July a4.-Frank
Campbell. aged about eighteen years
son of William Campbell, a
farmer OF this section, was accident
ally killed late last evening while
threshing wheat on the Norris farm
about three miles east OF Leesburs' he
was working on the straw stack, but
came down for some water justtas q
load OF wheat came in from the field.
Passing by the wagon he was struck
in the right temple by the prong Of !,
fork thrown trom the top OF the loao
his skull. entered his brain, and death
Resulted within a half hour, and De
fore medical aid could be obtained
He was unmarried. but industrious ant
,,or,,1ar 44'.fa q lst{,s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
EUROPEAN TRAVEL GROWING
~ AT VERY RAPID II ATE.

Mr.. Samuel H. Bowman, the steam
ship and tourist agent, states the iIu-
ropean travel this season is the largest
ever known from THIS sectionSo the
teen people the past, two. days, and is
having Inquiries almost daily for cer-
tain steamers on which he cannot Tiva
Accommodations on 81 account OF ships
being booked full Cor weeks ahead,
Mr.. Bowman has perfected arrange
ments by Which he will receive tele-
grams advising the arrivals and dock
Ing Of the various steamers %at their
piers In New York. This Is con-
venience that has never been AFFORDED
Richmond heretofore. 81, e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

candle spindles, maltese crosses. Ital-
Ian bombs. nlamoth devils among the
tailors. electric trees Of liberty and
large Japanese rockets.
Honstos g. Company, In a comedy
Juggling act, has drawn large audi.
ences in the summer theatre each
night. and have helped to make the
free vaudeville BILL permanent fea-
ture OF the park. Leo and Pongo do
an acrobatic act on pole balanced
on trapeze--wl1fch Is thrilling and
amusing. Rose and Ellis do barrel
Jumping. act superior to anything of
the kind ever seen here. These acts.
together with the swimming pool, nat
atorium, auto. coaster. carousel and
wood, are drawing laxge crowds each
might. ~ i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
visit q n,chmond and the jamestown

visit to Richmond and the Jamestown
Exposition.
MISS Bessie sangster and niece, Bes-
sic, are visiting Mrs. Charles NJ. Sang
ster. in Hampton, Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Jennings, OF
New York, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Murray, OF East Queen
Street. Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Gambler and
children have returned from a weeks
stay in the home OF friends at Ports
mouth, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Birmingham and
Mr.. Raymond Birmingham, Of Newport
News, are spending few days IN
Richmond.
Miss Mary Drake is spending the
midsummer season with MISS RATHER
Inc c. Morrison. at the beautiful homo
OF Miss Morrison. Otter View, Va.
Mrs. ". f. Mccarthy and children,
OF Lynchburg. Va. are visiting rela-
tives in this city and Norfolk.
Miss Margaret Neal IS the guest OF
| her sisters, Mrs. John N. Martin and
Mrs. H. E. Boykin. in Newport News
| Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Jones and
Miss Bette Jones. Of Danville, Va.
are registered al the chalfonte Hotel
Atlantic City.
Governor Andrew ]. Montague has
returned from Northern trip and was
enjoying the pleasures OF midsummer
/ life with party OF friends yesterday
A party of ladies attending the
! Chatauaua concert Tuesday night in
1 cluded Mrs. Mamie D. Werth. Mrs
/ Charles selden. Mrs. Charles B. Bal
] and Misses Collins and Payne.
/ Mrs. John S. Harwood and her son
Mr.. Marshall HARDWOOD, who are having
! delightful time at Mountain View
Hotel in Maine, have been joined b.
4 Colonel John S. Harwood, who viii
4 spend some time there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
MOON IN EcLrrsE,
FOR Two ant.-a~Iialf Hours Il Shadow Rested
On the Moon Last Night. 5 f

FOR Two ant-a-lislf Hours u Shadow Rested
On the Moon Last Night, 81 3
For nearly two hours last nght the moon
witch was due to be full last night was
m eclipse. mor0 than half Of Its surface be-
ing obsoured BY the earth's shadow. The
shadow began about $3.50 ~ ard con-
tinued until after midnight. b.ns plainly
Visible 10 the naked eye from about 1890
r. NJ. to midaight. Light, flitnys clouds.
scudding across the heavens, partly ob,
structed tho View. but for considerable per-
iods watchers could plainly see the shadow
cast ger more than half OF the moons sur
face. The weather Rureau explained that
ana moon we're nearly In an oxnct line
This is the second eclipse Of the moon this
year. there having been partial shadow
10 the Weather Bureau figures the eclipse
hogan at 0;s6 p. AT, was at its heishth at
ll.a2 H.. NJ, and passed out OF the shadow
at 1891 this morning
The eclipse was generally 5viebla ell owe,
Martin Anlnriaa. .axcent Alaska
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
pYTH1ANs TO PETERSBURG.
knights OF Khorassnn and Others t
Invade Cookada City.

knights OF Khorassan and Others to
Invade Coekade City.
A large delegation OF Richmond
Pythians will leave the city this even
Ing to pay an official visit to their
brethren in Petersburg. One or more
special trolley cars will start from
Seventh and Hull Streets in Manches j.
ter between 1880 and 8 o'clock to carry
will reach there In ample time to at
tend q special meeting OF great in1-
portance. to be held Tonight. ana cars
Will be held in waiting to bring then,
Order, knights OF Khorassan, a higher
degree Of the Pythians will 60 with
the party and arrange for the inaugu-
ration Of lodge or camp in Peters
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
GOT MARRIE:IDI in
DEPUTYS OFFICE
Couple Went for License and De-
cided to Go on With Rest Of
Ceremony Right There.

Robert L. Beuter, theatre manager
OF Atlanta, and Miss May T. Kelly. Ct
Richmond, were married yesterday at
ternoon in the deputy, sergeant'ss, once f1e
con some times called the Parson, off,
cIai' dol' M. Beuter and his sweetheart
visited the clerks Office to secure
license to wed, and While there they
decided to go on with the rest Of the
y When the final words We're said, the
groom reached over and gave his bride
a kiss. A moment later he brought a
ring from his pocket
Honor" he said, and Clerk Macon i'm
mediately proceeded to add the ring
service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
SLOPE DISCHARGED.

Little Evidence Against Hin on the
Charge of Striking Girl.
George shope. charged with boating
little Virgie Christopher, was dis
charged In the Police Court yesterday
as there was little evidence
against him, and because 1t was
proved that feud existed between
the Shope and Christopher families
Shopes brother. who had at first sided
with The Christophers, did not stick
to his testimony, ana he was allowed
to8leave court only after he had prom
time Both brothers viii leave e town town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
HIGH FINANCE AND
-SCRUBB|NC'
Bank Director Made Boards
Gisten and Then Went to
Attend Meeting.
GREAT SCARCITY OF LABOR
One Farmer Writes That He
Has Twenty Cows and No
body to Milk Them.
GREAT SCARCITY OF LABOR

t-rx.,nluuyzBu HOUGH the Department
] / ! I !
lNR1MNY OF Agriculture is al
wv H8S%9 ready receiving more
hlIM m M(l applications for labor
TllNiN I'll Ultl thar there are imlni-
XIII grants to ho.tupplled
~ :, DE.l Commissioners Koiner
1.>GS7HMtSN Is grntinci over the
IEEERA large number OF re-
\ fS(Il[1 quests for the Hand
> -------------------- Book. which contains
valuable Information for h,"lcseekers.
Some rather novel facts arn related
in letters coming to the department
from farmers and others sadly in need
of help. One man, whose case would
be amusing were 1t not 30 addressing.
wrote yesterday that he had twenty
COWS and nobody to milk them. He
said that he could not attend to
score twice d day; that he was without
labor, and that he would be under
eyerla sting obligations II the depart.
nent could gend him q, few thrifty I'M
migrants
Another farmer stated in q letter
10 the commissioner that lie had lost
rich field OF hay because OF his
| rability to secure labor to harvest 1t.
| There was one request yesterday
from the Piedmont section for twenty
| FIVE families Tho application, along
with the rate OF wages to he paid, was
properly filed and Will have early con-
sideration.
The vlce-president Of bank in the
same part OF the State reports that
labor is tso scarce that much of the
rough work around the house falls
upon his shoulder. While his wife was
sick last week he was forced to scrub
the dlnng-rooin floor and barely COM
pleted the job In time to be present at
! a meeting Of his bank directors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
FIREWORKS AND VAUDEVILLE.
These TO Be Features OF Friday Night
~ i.

These to Be Features OF Friday Night
Mt lakewood.
Fireworks and the free vaudeville
bill will be the features in lakewood
tomorrow night. Concerning the fire.
works Manager Fred Lewis said yes
terday that he had signed a large con-
tract with the largest manufacturer of
fireworks in the United States. for q
big display. This company has agreed
to send a corps Of pyrotechnic experts
here to build the fixed pieces. place the
big magnetism lights for illuminating
the grounds, set the heavy rockets,
mines, electric cascades, japan shells.
golden prismatic umbrellas, Eiffel Tow
Ter batteries, Columbia candles. three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
he western section indicate gratifying

growth.
Just before. the recess hour the spe-.
cial association sermon was preached
by Rev. G, H. sheriff, aS
One of the most interesting occa--s
sions OF the meeting 30 far was the
reception this afternoon Of the North;
side Church, OF Chestnut Hill into the
body. After reading the report on
reception OF new churches by DR.. w.
r. L. Smith, the right-hand Of fellow
ship was given to the members and nd
pastor of the church, and collection
was taken for the benefit of this
church.
The remainder Of the afternoon was
given to minister's relief. and the or
phanage. Mr.. T. H. Elicit and Revs,
f. L. Hardy, ". z. Hatcher. r. II, Pitt,
j. Vim. Jones and others spoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
nilett ia Grand Jury.

Eddie Elicit, co,ored, charged with
cutting Andrew Seay. was sent on 10
the grand Jury from the Police Court
yesterday morning, Ellett's defense
was that the other had threatened to
/ XIII hin. Hiram Smith is counsel for
the defense. and he secured bail For
his client. whose character was high
I W. spoken Of In court i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.
Ginter Park Soon to Have Both

Ginter Park Soon to Have Both.
Work Commenced.
Contracts have Just been let for the
erection of handsome school and
rectory buildings in Ginter Park. Work
was commenced yesterday, the build
ings going up on Walton Avenue, one
block east Of Chanberlayne Avenue.
MI. R. "A. siewers has the contract.
The plans were drawn by Messrs. Du1l-
ring, Dixie and ziegler. OF Philadel-
pha. These gentlemen are also pre-
pairing the plans for the Episcopal
church to be built adjoining the rec
tory. These improvements Will! entail
an expenditure OF about $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

t,i, . Of a detective a gency ut
and formal ppllcation
will be made to-day for a write of ca
tradition. The escape Of the negro
led to sharp criticism Of jail manage
cause Of the mans serious crime big
re We "a 9 1yera off ernd for his capturN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

ANY self-rcspeot!ns young man Is el!gibio
for membership IN the association. The
blggest nemberehip OF my association In
the South is the cry OF the membership
committee. The Young Mems Christian AS
sociation ia mems club for souiahilty, eat
ing, gymnastics, bathing. athletics, 8rendinE,
evening study finding employment, practical
talks Bible fstudy, mems meetings and
friendship. There are few men that don
need some or all OF these things,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Freeman Hecnpturcd,

The Governors office has been noti-
Free ma (colored), who escaped from
tbes Goochland Jail, whore he was held
on a charge Of btrnins the barn OF Dr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

DAYS, Leaves the akin clear, soft healthy and
beautiful. NO posaible harm can result nom We
&C., ind si.Oo 81 leading druggists or mall.
NATURAL. TnlET COMPANY, Parl1. r 1rin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
y, NJ. O. A. MEMBERSHIP.
Working to Make the Local Association the
Biggest In the South.

II perseverance, and hard work Will ac-
complish anything. then the membership
committee OF the Y. NJ. c, A. will be re-
warded with great victory In the July
campaign for members Men, two by two.
worked all yesterday afternoon with perspi-
ntion pouring off their faces, but smile
there too trying to persuade young men to
become members OF tho association When
busy men stop their everyday work and sc
out TO ind mon for membership In the
Young MEMS Christian Association 1t must
mean something. The committee say thai
IL the business men OF Richmond believe II
the Young MEMS Christian Association ther
surely their employees should not Guestior
the ndvisablllty OF Joining such an organlza
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Nav be Cabinet Crisis.

ST. JOHNS, n e, July 24,--Aitorney-gg
General Norris to-eay tendered his resisnaa--
ton, owing tota difference with Premier
Bond The situation nay leaa 70 = eanin 'ss
cribs. 5ss 3ts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
10 Remove FrecKles Q pitnples
In Ten Days, Use ri . dsnnAa

Q 7 AM, q new dis
covery, sold under Q
positive guarantee, and
money refunded il ~
fails to remove freckles,
pilnples, liver spots,
tan, sallowness, collar
.discolorations, b Inc +.
heads and eruptions OF
the skin, NO rnAtter Of
how long standing.
Ordinary cases IN 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Parrott-Tlctchcr.

The wedding OF Miss Mary Fletcher.
OF upperville. Va. to Dr.. Albert De-
Kalb Parrot. Of Kinston, n. c., was
celebrated Tuesday morning at q
O'clock in the parlors OF the Nurses
Home No. 1904 West Grace Street, the
Rev. Dr.. J. Calvin Stewart, OF the
Church OF the Covenant off1ciating.
Miss Fletcher was member Of the
Training School OF st. Luke's, and
DR.. Parrott one OF the resident physi-
clans OF the hospital The ceremony
I was witnessed BY the friend OF bride
and groom, and was very impressive.
Afterward. attended by many good
wishes. the bridal pair started on a
wedding Journey North. They viii
have their future home at kinston,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL.
"a NJ EMBERs OF the Virginia Bar
Ia IN Association and their wives,

"a NJ EMBEas OF the Virginia Bar
Association and their wives,
#NH who contemplate attending
~ VII the meeting OF the nssocia-l
81 ton. are reminded that
they can go to Jan1estown Island
by the Brandon on July goth,
witness thore the un-eiling OF
erected by the Norfolk branch OF
gthe Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities as q memorial to
the first General Assembly OF Virginia,
and then finish their trip. ny. taking
8the Norfolk boat from the island.
The committee OF the a. r. v. A. FOR
the excursion to Jamestown on July
soth are Mrs. Alice Nj. Tyler, Mrs. j..
Finders Robinaon and Miss Mamie B..
Major and Mrs. Beverly. r. Selden. Mr..
Morgan Robinson, Mr.. John n. Light
foot, Jr. and Dr.. Armistend ellis.
The Kate Enpie Guigon Circle OF
Kings Daughters Will serve ioes LEM
onadc. ginger ale. coffee and tea during
the trip and luncheon baskets Will DO
otherwise in order.
Ample stateroonl and aenting accom-
I mediation will be provided.
Tickets have boon placed on sale at
Branch r. Aliens, Thaw & Grants,
Old Dominion Steamship Company,
News Leader office, 7ines. Dispatch Of
flee. Baughn1ar Stationery Company and
II. g. Forstmann's. on Main ST.: Vir-
ginia Historical Society, Rosemary L.
brary, Woman's Club and the jefferson,
I On Franklin Street. Sydnor & Humid
lcy's, Murphys Hotel. Fourqurean
Temple & Co, Shepherds. the Grigg
& sboe Company. Cnl,le Piano Company
T. A. Millers and Polk Miller-Chil
drey Drug Company. on Broad Street.
Also Briggs's drug store at Harri
son Street and Grove Avenue: Mrs
A. NJ. Tyler, Times Building ana Mis-
Mamie 3. Baughman, No. 1903 Grow
Avenue, who also has the sale OF state
rooms for those desiring to secur
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Young People Entertained.

Adams Street. entertained last evening
quite merry crowd OF young girls
and boys. Refreshments Were served,
music being rendered by Mr.. Percy
Cheatam.
Among those present were Miss LII
liam Miller. Miss Mabel Ellis, Miss
Linda Slaughter. MISS Mamie Matt,
Mrs. Bessie kessler. Miss Craig. Mr.
James Donahoe, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. John
Humphreys. Mr.. Samuels, Mr.. Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Matt.
At 1870 the crowd decided to ad-
journ. declaring they had spent the
most enjoyable evening Of the season.
Personal Mention.
Mrs Amelia Thomas and Miss Clara
Louise Hcrzoz. OF Ludlow, KY and Mrs.
Annie Thomas, OF Aurora, Ind, are vis-
itng NJ. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hulcher,
at NO. 2o3 Park Avenue.
Mrs. S. NJ. Block and M!ss Helen
Frances Block, who have been attend
ir,g the summer school at the Unlver-
s.ty Of Virginia, have returned to the
city.
MISS Rebecca Bowman. who has been
attending he summer school at the
University OF Virginia. Is now the
guest OF the Misses Bowers at their
summer homo In kirg William county.
Miss Mamie Wright has returned
home after spending soma time with
Mrs. John Bowers. Jr.. at The Ferry"
King William County.
Mrs, Bland Randolph Field OF South
third Street, was numbered among
the Richmond guests at the Burgwyn-
.vptl wedding, taking place in thc
home OF the brides parents. Mr.
cid Mrs. Thomas Baskerville. of Boyd
ten. Va, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford H. Parker. who
Rave been spending some time de-
lightfully in the home OF Mrs. Carson
rear Front Royal. Va. exper. to go Il
Atlantic City, on Saturday.
Miss Bessie Northern, nf No. 2e11
East Broad Street Is visiting l,er broth
er at Valley View, Hot Springs. Va.
ar. and Mrs. Guiiford D. Erritt. OF
Stanton. Va, are visiting Mr. Irvine
L. Baverldge at NO. ia West Grac
Street. Mr.. Enritt and Mr.. Beveridg
were schoolmatcs at the Churchvill
High School and have visited eacl
ether and Scorresponded since their boy
hood days.
Mrs. Fannie Reynolds. OF Bluefiel,
W. Va, has left for home. after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
.bROWNF|ELD ON
TRIAL

Clyde nruwnfleid. alias the "Aiihl
Kid who. together with Lawrence
Dye. II accused of robbery. In on
trial today before Judge Morris aud
a Jury In the criminal court The
specific charge II the taking of
~ and a watch from the person
OF Charles iIendrleknen. ON Nov. ID,
1909. The police believe that
hrownfieid has been guilty Of many
ruhhcylea and hold ups
Tho morning was taken up In i'm.
panolllng a Jury. and the case viii
last all ~ this afternoon and a part
OF tomorrow
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
vandcrveer Is conducting the case
for the state. Frank NJ Nienilng
appears for the defendant