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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15

Pittsburg. Predictions are made
that the delay OF the railroads IN plac.
Ing orders for steel rails will be end.
ed within thirty days, when II Is said
there will be upwards OF from 5000.
600 10 100000 tons OF now orders
placed. Should the vast tonnage.
amounting 10 at least $4,000 900. ma.
teriallze, It will place the trade hero
In It's normal condition and strengthen
every other branch Of the steel In
dustry, Under the old arrangements
rails sold for S2s a ton, which price.
II Is said, Will advance 10 S3i a ton
under the new arrangement
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
Chinese Pupil is Worrying School
Board Of PennsyIvanIa Town.

OIL City, Patio OH City school
board IL perplexod over the presence
Of Chinese student In the public
schools The question at issue Is
whether the Monaghan ia rs or 2S
Years old. Members OF the board fear
complications with China, and are
awaiting the arrival In Washington of
ambassador Wa Ting Fang. Friends
Of the pupil say no Is only rs years
aid and IL entitled TO the privileges
al the schools. Others object to his
presence, claiming he is over %.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
a Dozen Glass Factories VIII Prob.
ably Close Down.

Clarkshurg. W. Va The dozen win.
dow glass factories IN this section will
probably shut down indefinitely. The
plants were late In opening ON ac-
count OF the wage scale Tho glass
blowers agreed 10 accept 1919 per
cent reduction This the mnnulac-
turcrs accepted. but lator demanded a
further reduction, which the workers
refused. Workmon at different plants
hayo quit work, and it is expected
that an the West Virginia gas belt
will quit within q few days
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15

New YorlJ-Thc financial condition
made further progress un Saturday
toward tho resumption of NORMAL con.
ditlons. Gold was ongar,I tahrIns The
total for This movement uu fo mora
than S50O00OoO an unprecedented ae.
QUESTION OF the yellow mou Nm fbo
history OF Now York dulnc.a. Nh,
u1uk statement WAS moro avu-,hr.
Than had been expected. showing n
loss of but Si3l3uUO iu thu nlnI, .asS
holdings, and The stock market was
hrm, most OF The active shares show.
iug advances ou the days trading
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
SANTA Fe FINED FOR ResArlue.
Assessed 5000 on Each Count, Max.
Ing a Total Of $4,000.

Los Angeles, Cal-Judgc Olln We'll.
born. In the United States district
court on Thursday fined the Atchison.
Topeka q Santa Re Railroad com.
pany S33OOO0 for Rotating. The fine
was what the court donomlnated "an
intermediate penalty" the maximum
which might have been assessed be.
ing ti,32O,OOo and the minimum sGG..
900. The court reviewed the case In
written opinion OF some length. In
which Il stated that there were sui.
lclcnt doubtful and oxtenuatlng cir.
cumstanccs 10 preclude the possibility
Of a maximum sentence and yet sui.
flclont intention Of wrongdolng shown
10 make impossible a minimum pen.
atty The Santa Pc company was
convicted on october II last by Jury
In the federal court of granting 70.
bates TO the Grand Canyon Lime q
Cement company OF Arizona Il was
found guilty on all OF the sixly.slx
counts charged In the indictment after
but an hours deliberation. The re-.
bates which were given ON shipments
Of limo and cement from Nelson.
Ariz.. to Los Angeles. ranged In
amounts from % cents 20 Sl5. The
company claimed that these amounts
were not rebates ON the regular
freight rate. but were In the form Of
damages TO goods shipped. which
were allowed after such claims had
been regularly presented and proved
In each instance.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
TRYING 10 ESCAPE pSNALTY.


Fine In Rebate Case.
WashinFton-Attorncy An. browne
OF this city on Monday presented q pc
tltion to the supreme court or the
United States for a writ OF ccrtiorari
bringing TO that court for roylow the
case Of the Great Northern Railway
company Vs. the United statca. rhig
case IN a prosecution against the rail.
road company ON the charge Of grant.
ing rebates. on which charge u was
found guilty In the federal court Of
Minnesota and the verdict was APP
proved by the United States circuit
court Of appeals
The case presents many interesting
phases. the most important Of which
is the company's assertion that the
Elldns law, under which a hnc was
imposed was repealed by tho Hepburn
railroad rate law which imposed a
penalty Of imprisonment for the Of.
Tense. II the court grants the motion
TO bring the case before II for cousid-
Grafton, this question will be dovcl-
opcd at length.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
prowned In Water nnrrel.

Philadelphia.-lIIs feet sticking out
Of the top OF a barrel placed over a
spring Of water John NJ Shannon was
found dead ON his farm near Had
'donhold g. j. His head was under
the water showing that he had met
death by drowning. shannon had
driven the COWS 10 field and prob.
ably tried 10 drink from the spring by
leaning into the barrel II Is believed
his hands slipped from the top Of the
barrel, permitting his body 10 fan so
as to plnion both arms TO his Sides.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
Miner Dying Of Starvation 300 Feet
Below the Surface.

Mahonry city, Pa Alive and uu
hurt, but In darkness that viii never
be lIitcd, Michael McCnbo. a miner II
awaiting certain death by starvation
500 feet below the surface Of the earth
IN the Draper colllcry. near here.
While McCabe was at work ne fred
a blast that blew away one oi the mine
pillars. He hod In the wrong direc-
ton and got into a blind shaft. The
officials say II will be year before
II will be possible to reach the place
who're the man Is shut up.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
AeulNALDo AGAIN HEARD FROM.
Thinks TaN's Philippine Visit viii
Result In Benefit to People.

Manila "A feature OF the visit Of
Secretary Of War Taft 10 Manila was
the presence oi Agulnaldo at several
Of the functions for the first time
since hiB capture Discussing tho
probable results OF the visit OF Mr.
TAFT 20 Manila. he said;
1T g. my belief that the benefits "a
follow the visit Ia the people OF the
Philippines will be- greater than they
can rccognizo nc the present time
am at present unable 10 form an opin,
ion. onhand. of the possible future
advantages, but am confident that II
has done good"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
ATTEMPT pLAcKMAlL.
Threats Made TO Dynamite Great
Northern Train Come TO Nothing.

Butte.-The receipt by Great North.
en officials OF letter threatening TO
dynamite the Great Northern train
leaving here for Great Falls Friday
night caused that train 10 be heavily
guarded. sheriff Henderson aud Ak
-deputios boarded II here and superin'
tendent Allen. OF the Great Northern,
loft Great Falls on a special heavily
guarded. TO meet the train at Helena.
Tho letter. which WIS not signed. said
that II 10000 In bills was not thrown
on nt tho entrance 10 the Great
Northern tunnel. ten miles north OF
Butte. tho train would be- blown up.
Sheriff Hondoruon'a party found no.
body at that point, and the train was
not molostod Great Northern otncials
refuse to discuss tho AFFAIR
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15

chicago Some strenuous engineer
Ing featB are being performed Ia the
construction OF the maugolcum at
Wheaton for h. N. Cary chairman
nj tho United states steel corpora.
ton one OF the hlg granite blocks
forming O. portion of the roof OF the
crypt aud chapel was placed In POSI-
uuu Friday These blocks are consid
cred the largest ever used for the
purpose. each Weighing my tons, The
mauBolgum viii cost 100000. Tho
structure has % ground area OF 52N25
feet. aud will Doc 20 feet high.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
RgD car ouRRGNDERs.
Chief OF U,es Agrees to Send Children
10 School

Omaha "A report received nt tho
headquarters OF tho department of the
Missouri from Major Slbloy. com.
mandlng the troops 90 the Cheyenne
agency IN South Dakota. states that
preparations will be- made for the
troops who have been Hont To the res.
cryntlon 10 establish winter quarters.
Tho army officials take this 10 mean
that Major sihloy considers the recent
trouble with the renegade utc8 Of sui.
fCicnt importance 10 require the pres
euco on tho reservation Of troops for
some time Ia come llo states that Rcd
Cap. the chief who led the recent NJ
volt. has agreed. with number OF
other leaders. 10 send his children 20
agency schools The question Of send.
Ing children eighty miles TO the
agency school, separating thom from
their parents. was the immediate
cause Of the present trouble
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
Series Of Crimes That Shocked Berlin
Committed by Insane Youth.

Berlln-Thc series OF crimes re-.
sembllng the Jack tho Ripper" muir
derh In London In 1850. only that
hero the victims were little girls IN.
stead of women. have been cleared up
through the confession OF "A printers
nppWntlco named Paul Mluow 20
years old, who recently was confined
In an asylum for the insane at Hern.
hprrp
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
BIG FIRE IN CHILE.
Two Thousand People Are Homeless
and Property Loss Of 81 100000.

Iquiquo, Chile.-rhis port has been
visited by are. tho biggest since
1889, which has cutlllcd losses
amounting 10 over $1,000 OOO. II broke
out Saturday and seven and a falf
blocks were burned over before n was
under control The property DESTROYED
was mostly dwellings OF the poor. and
no less than 1000 people are homeless
to-day The fire WIS about one mile
distant tIum the commercial quarter
OF the city.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-15
CONNECTICUT HOTEL HORROR.
Five Employees Burned to Death and
One Killed by Failing From Rope.

New Haven, Conn.--At least SIX
lives were lost In a fro that badly
damaged the Hotel Gardo early Mon
day. The dead were employees OF the
hotel II j. believed that all the guests
escaped The ERE followed an cxpio
sion on the nth floor In the north
wing Of the building. Tho entire firo
department was called to the scene
before the flames were controlled. The
bodies Of the dead were burned be-
yond recognition, The Garlo 90 one
OF the largest hotels In the city. One
man was killed by falling from a rope.
Ills name was Isaac Levine. a day por-
ter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
FIRE DEVlSTATES
NORTH PARAMOUNT
Hat & Block os Richmond g So
burb Is Wiped out-Section
Was Occupied BY Negroes.
RICHMOND. vA-s7eclal--

RICHMOND. TA-SDer-A--
HAD x not ben Tor the prompt
work % the Fire Department Ars The
hs-oic e&C--s % ct--ze-.s q &c--n
F21rzoz1L Z - highly probable Ia.
t1s greater pC-rio1 q -hat rErt o
F1-e broke cur shortly after : o'clock
this 1.ts-roc1 t- the house Nc .E11
No--t Twe--y-1lsth street ard -
les. thR- halt an hour had completely
Devastated h1ls 8 block % dzeIli-Es-
TIE houses were a. oc-urlsE ~ -
g-oes- A s-sI ueE-o child vas bun
et CT ne hE-1
Engine Cc-uz-ies Nos : a-E 2
rss9cnce6 - TIE alarm CO Ere sew
e-Il c--C---ls-E-ces hante-et TIE slre-
r1sr tc SETTING - -CrE ~ u--s n
Ec&riezr hose caussz sc--e delay. arE
xhe tArt thEt -he nearest Gre rluE
va three blocks 90 gave the IRE 4
500 hes6wEv
he cepG--De-t -zs assisted ~ va
A-e-- citizens - r1F vicinity whr
for-ned g bucEe- brigade. nrE Besides
Ai1-zE r. sD--E-Lsh-rE rre fame
th-sw Tzrer cn The neigh bo-lrE
cEll1s-Es 20 either prevent c- az east
nt-1e- IRE tlZ1e t-c- spreEElrE
LG---g t1- rre one lEet EeE-o NO
ma F1s brought uu- - one % ne
cuelllrEs. u-cclsctlls -ruu the
sru1Ee sac vas -ara- ras-ls-.- a. go
y wEx --l-EcIl1-s t1l- ~ GRE was
cU--ec -4-lllE. as -Ee houses -zLriT
EwEru-ed u-1th frhz tltarrs. anorg
Won were g larse number 20 small
chti6r-r
EG--1 81 Nc. --91 So rne Ei-r1sE f~c-
a. cFerrez-e1 Steve Thence .r s-rsE c
- -1s altrl-l-E Er-e-s Cd Ike sleek
-ws-rv--sr- cwreE ~ ~ TaL Ee---
ie- -r- cl1Er- r~r- crirE Era-Es tu-
r1s s-t1klT er--ngu.sle1 - -1e c-e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

TIE Co-oIe-a--s- school e~-ahl.srel
at a--tor- Cry va -u.4- --l years
popular schools Cor E.sl- and ya-rr
t<- ~ 20. = --tt- fr.1 sue
Sc" LONDON Academy ~ y - R-rs-
e- -r tl- years -ee--..-sl 20 which tfe
present management ~ tLe ro-npe-l-
ave school we've members Tae board
cosy ~ r--r- -r-er t.- TrrFal.llg
lr-ce- g tr--r rllt tl- Board ~ M4l-
proven accounts wlrl Frucrers uc aL
tens % expense. SUCH as room. f--l.
lights. groceries. servants. rfr were
kept and az the elI q -ar. s....as-
Lc month ffc.r weeks a.. s-.. eK-
leases we're foote's - ell tac totai
-le caterer secured the b-st ~ the
market - wa--esa-e prices. 4ll t1us
gave me oest board AZ t-rs' cnsr
De present promoter ca-grt the
-cr4 ~ boarding school VITA rhs
= Io-e boarding department Irc.liilg
al TIE faculty and srll--t- alike ras-
80 on t-ts Dian- wlirr would practl-
ea-4y place fr- scloD4 before every
mans door - the state and give every
virginia go lu the country the best
e--cattonal advautages. under strict
S. perFision and co1trol u the faculty.
which means 20 much lor & student
a .. causes 40 many 90 succeed who
Ia 1887 the Cooperative school was
founded az Cnion Hall. Frankiln cogn-
cooperative pan and thirty students
me demand for room was 80 great
that g was forced 90 move the next
year % the JeteT Female Institute
Building az BEDFORD city. Va. where
- is loW being conducted as a private
erfsrpr .se.-With Ten teachers and one
hundred boarding girls. with an In
creas.nS demand for room. For sew
erai years the cost % board and &ca-
the Increased price ~ ssppiies maSs ss
tns cost noW t155 per week. which
includes Soard. lights. fuel. servants
AtSenlsnc-, etc. with academic tui-
ton TIE school also gives Music. Art
Business Course and Elocution al lib-
sral extra cost Wnils the prices are
lCss. TIE standard q Instruction - high
and thorough.
AL teachers are paid a certain per
n,ates that personal Interest. hearty
cooperation and hard work on The
part o. the faculty which 81 one OF the
chief causes q the prosperity o. the
ecnooL TIE faculty - composed OF
eso@iaasio 10 aa1 sas ssae rr2ss''s are
placed as much sc possible under the
infiGence % the minister and sunday
school class % their own denomina-
ton Tie Bible study course - con-
Quoted under bread non-ssctarian
Christian influences.
The school has forged its way 20 the
1font purely on business principles
without one dollars donation or With
ticular religious oenornlnatton A
bright student a. This liberal school
j. the best inrentcnent one can make
taken from the financial standpoint
@ad patrons rae sEoss who hsxs for
Gefiy Datronize6 higher priced lnrtf-
fpfi~n-< AAny patrons CLAIM no more
1~nse A. tails school than a. horne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
Charleston News and Courier:

Righteous Indignation Is aroused cy
this cruel thrust from the Houston
Post. Those South Carolina troops
az TamesrcVr seemed 20 be firmly %
the opinion .hRt the doctrine ~ equal
riots for al should De upheld Il;
has been proved that. 81 Tar from IN
tuiErg in riots az Jamestown. the
cairn anc lnGeNfhse derncancr % the
south Carolirians. their seif-conrroi
under outrageous provccauou. their
hahi- ~ discipline IN The midst q
volcanic eruption and warning chaos
alone cuellet the mischievous and
destructive fury - The keufucklaus
and the West TirEi-iars. and served
20 soothe the sometimes rising wrath
% the regulars
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
YAMAMoTo CALLS ON
THE PRESIDENT

OYSTER BAY. y. Y-SpeclaL-
President Roosevelt is entertaining a
distinguished company OF guests at
luncheon this afternoon. Admiral Ba-
ron Yamamoto. Niscount Aoki the
japanese Ambassador: Motokf Kon-
do. the Hikado's Inspector OF naval
construction. Congressman Herbert
Parsons. Assistant Secretary OF state
Robert Bacon. and Mr.. and Mrs T..
g. Morgan. Although no oficial re-
port OF the meeting between the Pres
ident and the eminent japanese was
given out for publication. II Is said
they exchanged the warmest greet
ings. and each expressed the hope and
belief that the relations OF amity ex-
isting between the two countries
would be continued for generations TO
come
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
PHILADELPHIANS BUY
TIDEWATER AND WESTERN
RICHMOND. VA-Speclal.-

A deal has been practically ccnsurn-
mated b. wLlch the T!Gewater and
Western Railroad. formerly known as
TIE EarmFi4le and Pow hatal. viii
change hands. The purchasers are the
members % Philadelphia syndicate.
headed By Colonel Edward DeNauT
&orrell. OF the firm Il Morgan. DrexeI
&
stated that the price agreed on
road Will be $3.50. 001
new owners propose 20 extend
me az once 20 Manchester. run
through Midlothian Il s. said
TIE ultimate puvpcss - 20 have
erniual ir Richmond. which would
-1ue depot FOR the large lum Der
lpiies hauled on the railroad
Lne road was sold 81 a local syn
ate. az whose head was Mr. " II
HablistOn. q Richmond. The price
paid tails syndicate was fIz5 600
The line j. about one hundred miles
long. extending from FernvilIe 10 Ber-
II uta Hundred.
The purchasers purpose also an ex-
tension % the road 20 Lyuchburg. aud
rumor - abroad 10 the eject that q
branch VIII De run into DarvlIls from
Farmvilis.
work VIII be started on the Man
chester extension az once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
FRAGMENT OF STEEL
PIERCED his LIVER

RICHMOND TA-s-.ectaL
- T.s-ir ~ ar accident a. -Le
foE-cry 90 -re ElcE-r1rl Ire ard
Esi-cr-c-Er-e ECuraEy -zrlr vesr@r-zy
r1c-rlrg WIEN piece % E-=el Few
1rCl fl- bead ~ hammer and
rlerce1 Elrl l- ne -e@- st1e. s-rl King
r1s LTer. FlltlE E-z-.----E Cote
did g. 2 cciock zELs rl1rri--g a. Els
hone t- AEr-l-l- w-@-z Bee went a.
Ter b@lEE hut Er. Gr.ole was rue-ry-
rEree yea 20 zEe
A rhyE.clar szsrn--e1 ire wound
t1zu1e11Ete,v ztrer ere accident ar1
zete- treating b. declared fha- &. wss
rlur Gar Ee-c-s Tie l--Ure- RAJ c-e1
q few hours later BE- having mean
rnl- take rhs train cg- hLs hone e.
Ae-la16
L. code Is Eurrtvec ~ RS "a
eats. ~ ard NJ Eery code. @
Ashland
Or Feyse- e1s-ll-ed re uoar5 Al.
rtiE city He cl1 not tH1rk . va
Z cz-SsrQus hu--. zE1 fe- tha- rez-
scr a-lowec gools ~ 90 hon.4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

When court convened today Con-
gresham Sydney r. Mud began his
argument for the defense with the d.
rect statement.
we rIace the defense IL this case
upon what We ca, the 'unwritten
law
L had been known al along that
thfs would he The defense. but few
doubted thar some Legal twists would
he used % put "a more formal front
anon me arguments Then came this
assertion
The widowed protector % de-
fenseiess family was justified in COM
nittirE this act"
The Jurors listened attentiveiy. They
were sitting erect and the expressions
% several OF their faces seemed 20 in
dictate tha- this was the sort OF ar
Eumert they wished - hear
What 7 contend Is the unwristsn
law IS fouod in The progressive devel-
opmert % the common law" con-
rlnusd Mr. Mudf. AS recognized IL che
Constitution q the state OF Mary
land
As Nfudd concluded there was stir
about the courtroom. but The Judge
called Tor order and the officers pre-
vented any demonstration. Attorney
Wilmer th-- spoke Sor the prosecu-
tior he depended mainly upon q
strong plea for the defense % the
young men - Charles county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
RECOUNT REVEALS
FEW DISCREPANCIES
RICHMoND. VA-special.-


Last nights recount Of the iegfs-
tatve primary returns which was
made ~ the City Democrats Com
mite. az the request OF A Beirne
Bilir and Captain John A Curtis. re-
vealei absolutely nothing IN the way
q fraud or irreEularity. although a
Few discrepancies were brought 20
hight.
These. which were due solely 20
differences % opinion. as % whether
certain ballots we're correctly or in-
correctly marked. tid not change the
Eene-li result q the election on the
crrt-a-f- they increased the lead %
Senator Harmsr over NJ BIal- from
seven to sixteen votes All The can
-lla-e7 however. with one ercau-
rHr John p. M.1o--Eot less votes
hy the recount than they did by the
original returns. Here are the fig
-~te
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
New Orleans States.

ATTY .oke or prank that causes a
b-iie shame anE confusion when .he
should be the haVpies- woman IN the
world is O. cowa-dly outrage. There
IL 20 humor 81 o.. but. on the contrary.
~ "a "a brutal insult which the man
who has married her should violently
resent. There can he no apology Tor
the silly acts % smart Alexis az
welding. nor So there any FUN in
grcss Jokes. or howiiur like wages
or making hi1eous noises hy the beat
Ing % metal pans and pots. society IS
Eai-e- when the fur q such hood
-uus is discoura get by doses % well
planted hGcksho-- The treatment is
he-'ic. bur - o. effective On every In
stance and is frequently resorreG 20
g. tle south ard West
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
COMRADES LOOKED ON
WHILE BOY DROWNED
RICHMOND. vA.-special =

Believing his cries for help 10 be
only playful calls OF wolf" his pny-
mates refused 10 go 10 the assistance
Of Raymond McDonough. fourteen
year-old son Of J. Z. McDonouea. OF
sos North Twenty-sixth Street. yesfer-
day afternoon while they were fogeth-
er bathing IN the Old Trfgg shipyard
basin The now frantic youth. seized
with sudden cramp. which paralyzed
MS vain efforts 10 keep anoat. con-
tinued his cry for help. his friends
perceived his condition Only when II
was too late 20 render timely assist
ance.
The drowning, which was one OF the
ead6est that ever occurred here. took
place about 9 20 o'clock
The body was recovered by Gus
Davis, employed on the harbor
dredger and an expert diver.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
PROMPT ACQUITTAL
OF MRS. MARY BOWIE
Maryland Mother, Who Slew Sc
ducer of Her Daughter. Is Dis
charged-Jury Out Only
Five Minutes.

Ia PLATA. MD.-Sps~iaf.---
The jury I'm the ca=e OF Mrs. Mary
Bowie. charged with her son Of
killing Hubert PoSey. who betrny-
I'll Mis- Priscilla Bowie. returned
n verdict Of acQuittal this after
noon after being out five minutes
The verdict h the most direct and
unqualified Endorsement Of the
''unwrittcn law" known I'm this
section OF the country in many
years
Mothcr and son both said with
Out hesitation that they killed
PoSey. and that they believed they
did riEht.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

RUMOR OF NEW
RAILROAD FOR VIRGINIA

L-4Lfl y u u vs. 70 y =
u ts rlruurel 90 financial circles
here that "a Washington syndicate Is
considering the construction ~ "a new
railroad iD Virginia. % extend from
FarrnNlle 90 Hamri sidney r.
Prince EDWARD county. and posslb. 5
further % The sou-hwarl u j.. more
over. declared thar surveys are now
being made and thar the new line
wi.l De- huLr ar once
u 81 said that this road viii have
no connection whatever vlth the Tide
water AID Western recently sold 20 a
Philadelphia syndicate.