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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Spnntags-E lanocrci.

.sSomnp," idgtc ser @iid,bolter
Sfnl,c mlprqcrs bci'm aniicc GIT lei.
ncr Satin, .,Sul1np, no ichlt'S? I'll
mudit ciil 10 bliinncrontca @ciid)t." ~
rAd) Soft" ingic Die Trou 9utbo!
fer, adj Soft, EuuiI, cs lit mir qcraoc
10 rin9cioQcn. luic ia icbt Die VfildJ
aud, micocr theilcrcr 0emorocn III.
@os Oh in Die Sunb ninrmit bon,
iriihcn Woracn bis i,,m ipntengbcne.
ales. nQeS III thcucrCr mic rrllber
mn toitet mcbr; MIR. mcnm Die @otrc
bcrirm lit lnlo I'll hrinNit Tcin sc.
bnlt nndr Sorie. Dos lit niculolS
nlcbr uls in Scr @od)c iilucr. "SH
nid,t rn9crcdt. nod cilicnl &abrc
riidc id) bod> nm - Collars pro >So6r
oui." rWiod)t pro Mod)c cinclt Col
lor." iogtc Srou Sornp; .bnnn miro
iuohl hoS Tlciid) iopicl foitcll oab
Der Nuiidlog ocrooc hnNurd, Gc0cdt
mirb, Ncil,. iicb' mol her. linn nid)t
and, bic 9r6btci, if,on luicbcr tlclntr
aCporbcn2" - Steiner ii,lh tic &C.
rnhc nid)t. QIo,,bc id,," cntgcQnctc
&crr Shul5c, "obcr bci'cr mcrhcn liz
aud nid)t. &ohcr ons mir fnnumcl
mag. bnb mir bier fcinc 10 biibihc,
rcid)c. fuulipcriQc @rood,cn hobcl1, iuic
id) tic iriibcr III Ncutidlnnb Nnb
NronfrCld> QcQciIcn robc. @0S bic
@ddcr in Iclltit,lono mo Srnnfrcid)
toluncn, bo5 ioltcn bod, eincntlid, l,li'
icrc Sudcr aud, 5nlton0 %hrinNcn."
0crr Sd)tl3c id)niit nit cincn %ticfcll
SeiiSer ieiu Mor1cnbrobd>cn aus.
chamber mo beitrih eS nit Butter.
"Slt Die Butter aud tl;ellercr Aelpor.
hen?" AT irngit ounm,. Glail.
@ern id,on sic Mild, tbeucrcr qcluor.
ben III, Damn lit bic Nlittcr notiirlit
nod nicl tbcucrcr. uib cs miro nid)t
mcbr lnnac oolicrln, hnnn id,l0Nt tic
nod mchr oili, &nit Tm Gem Ncitcrn
im &lntt Q"cIcien. lpns ga iibcr oic
eicrpreiic itcht? ,>d) bats olliac6o.
ben; bier nor mnl s,l." llr0 ,sroil
Nonnp los SoIgenbes por: rNui 6enl
Warftc foitcn iriid)e Gicr IS Gents,
nllo 3 GertS hoS Stiif. Tie Niihntr
BADEN oos Seacecidp1it init nou3 ein
aelteQt. Gle molten i'm Sabre and,
NAL Scrlcn hnbcn. limo hann habcn
Spctnlantru i'm @cItcr Minioncn
Gier ouisefollIt nnb in aiibIipeid)crn
bcrfpabrt. Gle gebcnfcn IN, ole ,Seier.
tage quite 6eihdite NIT ihreu Gieru
81 MAIDEN. aalt Gier Iiub ia biQioer,
aber Die magit Tu liiln eiuluol niht,
ipeoer gelpffcn, nod gebnden ooer
pohirt. llnp bic Sarmersirou I'M
Warfte meinte aui meme 1rnee. pos
Der Ger bobe Wreis iomn,e:: 81 Bic
Siibher iuolcrf nid)t red,i Icgcn, ms
oas 6Ieiih nnS aIles lit iheuer; oo
niiIiem mir MIDI nit ocn Gicrn aii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

-s.-ss-%-vy@~n~-@- -,a, 4.
lblngen," gclpiB cine 2nglf, olc
itth Qeipni6en bat. - DSo, ia," iagtc
Scrr Sduul3e .nlau trout iid) idjon
gar nid,t mebr, bic 3eiting oui3ils
MADDEN, ollie Gage itebt lpoS oorin
nns ouiQcihIoQcn lit. 3oS gicr ioQ
tbcllcrer mcrocn. @oS lit nltn ciQcnt-
lid GILES tbcltcrcr gcluorScn? Gle
Mildl sic Butter, sic @icr. bos
SIeiidl ShmolI G~nnierpcl1. Soicn,
Nebbiihucr - mo oos lit nod Iun0c
nit)t allies. mir iQllt MIR cben llidt
mcbr ein. Salt, ood) nod mas, old)
Ole Stcuern limo hoheE %gUporbCr
Nniiir miiiicn mir jest ihon icoa
@nd)e etluos mchr 5uriiflegcn." &trr
Sdlill5e rrbo6 iit) mo nobm Stof
luno 0ut. vMIon miiBtc Tegetorioncr
luCrocn, nm sic TIciitpreis, GrbobunlN
81 IporcuL Nbitincn5lcr, Tim Dem @icr,
Nnfldlloq ,1t %ctt9cbcu, man miibtc
feline OPild, trinfcn feline Gicr ciicn,
lcin t0gIid) @roo trodcn gcnicbta
unb barinB louicn. Nur Gins it's,
licbc 6onnp, mas Gincn nod, ircut.
Ncnm idon 0oa 2cbcn INNER tbcltc
rcr miro, Damn miro mcliiaitcnS nos
Stcrbcn nift tbclicrcr. IoS lit guar
Ell id,leftcr Croft, nbcr or paBt mobr,
boiti9 III unierc Belt. 5000 buc,
6onnp!" llnO nit triibcm Sillnc
it)ritt Scr Serr @lrfbalter Sdulic
bic Strobe 6ina6 nod benz @eihGit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
sir ucn fleiocn iidl Die Truncn?

ID .F.. d. -------T-F
Soiletten : Srugcn! 6ibt es e.
lpos 3eitgcmaBcrea fir sic 6ralicn*
Su SaiipnbeNinn bot ia fem ipeibli
dies @cien, boa MIR ciniacrlnoBen
uli lih bGlt, rctluos 5llnl Nn5iehen,"
ino gleit nod) oieiet falcnboriid1
i&itgeltellten GrfculltniB miro Sic iie.
berbnfteite Sbdtiafeit entiultct, Inn
hicies Nrjicbelt 5lt crnloglihell. Gas
@os, mic lulo @obrr lit n%obrbaftiQ
nid,t leid)t uno nid)t mcliO; obcr cine
fleinc fIottc Srol5oiin bot oIicnbnr
al, of bicicn ihpcrcn Sorgcn nod
nift genliq, mo 10 hot tic, unbcfiln'
inert I'M, ernitcrc Soiletten . Eroble-
me, cine ncile 6rogc in Die Mcngc
9eluoricn: Sir men ,5icbcn lid Die
Srollen brnn ciecntlih an?
So. filr men! Torilber bobcn Die
iucnialten Gnmcn 10 gu1l5 pbllc lln'
it1nblihfcit 9liliid)lltb aeben fon'
ilcl,. Sic iicbcn iid) al, neil. nll,
nein @ott. mcil'@ nllberc tblln. NM
neil moll bod, biibid, ici,l mill unb
neil mnn'H gclpobnt lit, mo, nnh -
n6,. id,licBlid, 5icbt nlni, lid, cinfod)
galS initinftip an. Sam, obcr hos
ben bic Nnnlcn iibcrlcHt rno ibr &c
!uiiicn criorIdt. bcnn bic Tru1c bat
lie lutcrciirt. Sort mo bn bat iloi1
in Die Melt. IN Der man Iid) AT
sicbt." Dincin0cbord)t. bic m%onbaln.
item Sd)oncn lurrbcn interpcQirt ulo
babel lil,h 10 ollerlci flcillc 9cid)tcl
mo Ncfcnntnil'c 5iltagc %Nciorbcr.
woroch hic picllcid,t nlchr bonn Gen.
tcn ltllO NScicn oca Meibcs pcrrnthcn
ais ma pcrmutbcn iuilrhe.
3ilerIt bat ntnii bel elmer iltnacn,.
pom Der Barrier Ycbclpclt p%crluobi,
ten Gomc a%ngctlppit. elmer heib INT
mnrbcucu Barrier 0eoiltc. Sic bat
ais cd,tc SronS0iin nid)t picl Sober
lclcnH 1cn,nd,t nnb bat fcf mo
pb,lc Erilbcric befunnt: rYtcincScrr.
id,aften. iuic fam ntnl borilber mr.
I'M ,%}lpeiicl icin? Sir men mir inns
%on5icbch? Nbcr natiirlid) MIR filr
bcn Monn. iiir ipcn ocnn Ionlt? @ir
trolld)en icir,c @cunnberlulg II. yer
cbrllng; iuenu mir elegant oilge5os
gen iiilb. 10 buben mir lie uilf oer
Critcn Bid. llnb fir oielcn @lid
siebcn mir ms AT. 8dbc Is MIR
Srnlcn uut Scr @clt. ipiirbc man
Dos AnSicbcn gar nid,t Iiir 10 mid
iie holten. Gam miirbcn Die 6raucn
bel ibrcr aleiouna iiderlid blob oil
ihrc 9calicnllihteit beitfcn, Sic
glu,,bcu ona nid)t2 Schcn Sic lid
hie ,Sralicn an, sic iiber bos Mltcr
hinal,s iinD, ga man Dem Mannc &C.
iauen mil. Sinh tic nid)t sitmeilt
id,lcft anee5oaen? Sbcr Die 9lan'
itriimpie. bic iid ibrcn Slterelicn,
freis iiber ben Mann hinaus se6il.
oct boben. lie fIeiben iid fuit olls
mo9lid,it ul,uortbeilhaft. gber ipenlt
ein fleincs Sabrifnlooel anfallat. iein
idalberlid) an ieinen Stieieidyen ber-
|isrnpsll pubeil, ipenn es ieit, miibielia
cth,mbrnes @elb iiir @li,ien, Sd,iir'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

Sd bin bei Cir, lrcnit ser Sflaf Cid
fliebt,
Sd bGltc 6ic Altaen Cir ipad) n10
oiien.
Gu bGrtcit Idon oitmaIa mcln
Shllmmerlic6.
@cnn llltQIiid nm l(ngIitt lid be
trnifen.
Wod,' onf oos 6enItcr unO InIi' mid
hcrcln!
@iuit III nidt beluc, 10 tonlrlc Id)
nlorlCu!"
Gntiett rief i'd: .Nein! mo tnllieuo.
mai Nein!"
Ia cnt1pih boS Oiiit're Seer Ser
Sorgen.
Sic Nod)t war buffet. Sd ~itorrtc
blnaltS
llnb frn1tc mid trultrig: @os 1T ouS
Hcbcn?
Gam blics alld) i'd incil1 Sid)tlciu
llnb Dobc MIDI 5llr Gllbc bcgcben.
Gliiabetb Huholpb.
Iriulanb's tiirfiide 8abcr,
Gauttabfe, Srbd ubc, Tpftamt aeaeu. stete often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Suuntns, ben II. Nppcmber 1907.
&ierscbn Scitcn.
HcOcrntorc.

Mos nlnbnit on mid nlcin 0eri, an
altc 3citcn,
Die Trniicl ilicNt. Son gclbcn 9lnt
tern glcltcn
Sroftloic Strablcn - rnId)cln0 Dor
id1 id)rcitcn
Zen Minb buIrh ipclfcnbc Sergoll'
gelDclteil.
SIR Gingcn id,neigcno belize, llcBcll
Spar .
llnb 5r0inne lciic ilattcrrt, nno mir
lpQr,
glS iblepptc miib' lid, 6intcr ms
hoS Sobr,
"a blidteit bu mid an 10 %nunherbor
lluo fragteit - Dor id bod, Den
g%ol6'ncn Slang
Nod) ibrer Stimmc! - "gScld)cn
oeincr Gage
@irIt on Den ihonitcn ncnrcn, Hicb-
"a, lter, 109e:
3d filBte ibrc Sono nm belt lie
ldll9...,. ,
Md mic Die eritcu @lunen puiten
,s. feline,
lluo ric mebr flinat Gin 80" lilB.
mie ons cine.
Mad) Eoitl Wcrloine bon
Nid,ar0 z dl oufal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
(iSilr Den .Sorrinna, Correspondent" }
Ninjterc Stnnocn.

Gic Nnd)t lit ountcl. Sd ihauc
ninali&.
e. lit luplh I'm Die 5lpDlitc Stln0c.
Gin Eid,t erlild)t cbcn I'M Hndbar.
Saii9.
Gle Nad)t lit ountcl. ,yd1 iho,i' il,
hie Hlut0c.
&inaalnn lit Miles III StNueigcn &c.
biiat.
llitb Ialitioa biid)t. luic air Seer &c
Ipenitcr,
9sou &oli5 81 Sau5 Gin Sd)attenbilh.
Ge FAM cbcl nlis bca Nod,bnro
Gcnltcr.
GS miiobt imssiniterli ooi, Srt SIT Srt.
ga rloelih fcmmt ea int groben 30
gen,
Hod)ocnl Is an9etlnpIt bier 1tt1h bort.
Miit icincn Shmingcu oui mid SIT
gcflogen.
&or meinem Selliter mad)t lautloS
es Salt.
I'd, rite: ,@as ipiIlit On? 9iitiuea.
@ebor1e!"
Tod bitter I1deInh loat Die Geitalt:
.fcnnIt 81, Mid nid)t? Ssh bit Bic
SorGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Charles I. Srbert.

IS ftnrb nn II. Troember 1907 mad, ldnacs
rer Aruntheit Charles /. Subert. ~aelicbicr &uis
te Der ncrltorbenen Catherine Hibert. iii !Yiier
Ssn 70 2Hhr,g VI; 9ts SscrniamnG iinofi
i,er LETTER 9Sohituns, gtr. 1901. gtoros Nulnss
StrdBe. GiiSiiati. ulib onnu nnn Der q, Sato'
tiIs.Stirde. mo INT $50 ygioreene cine S~cauitu-
Niei'e fir ietit Scelerbeil oeiehrirt rirn. Bel
ietrla aif Ger ~9I. GrlbiersGe meicrO." %ers
iunuoie mn Sreinoc Der sSamtlic firo nftMi9ss
bolt eiraetabci. t3t9-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Sphn Sdnni0t.

is ftarb oil II. Gonember 1907 Scbn
sdrtiot. ~oc,iebter cSniie bon Marenret ,SdhnliSt.
i'm slItcr bon SO SGhreii. Sic Heeroi9rip lin.
set auuutag, ben II. Goeember, giadftittaaS
/ 1lbr, boIt icincr lcticr JSohnung. 9ir. 33i,
Bouebs Strahe. e1c brittle Strufe. ,@iablanos
,o,rN, ulia ftntt. Trour1ieier i'm 2'lbr in Der.
Scr; SeiisStirdc. Ncrtpalotc mo Srcilec bet
Salntlic Tirb ott,,itGsooH ei1eelnocn. -r,
(2o0--h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Muna Gli,abeth Sdleuermanu.

Is itdTb ant IS. Rpoember 1907, l39 llbr
Mioreciia 9tnna Glijabetb SdneuernanM, aclichic
Nnttiit oes neriiorbenen Charles 8. Schener'
manu-. int II. Sabre ibreS gebeus.. Sic 3rduers
ti5r &orm.. III tbrer leBten JSohnuia, III. IT,.
Moro-S dr0ners Sirabe. ffntf. ,Srcnrac fino nd
tlrrosoo" cinaeIaoen, %perielben bci3r,pchnen.
(321-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Charles Spffmaun.

s. ftarb pl1elthi am 10. 9loOenlber 1907
61arira Suifmanu, ~Geliebter @atte bon Slule
nes lebcnS. Sic 'SeCroigun9 Iiioet sonntag,
ben II. Nooember. 123 lttr aa6inittuas, bon
'circr Ierter gSobuHnl. sr. $50. TeHnfOlpaIta'
,1puooU5KarI: Gemetcyp." (320-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Nm. Meincf.

G2 fiarh ON II. Gooember 1907 rnt Iir6es
rer Nruntbett Ant. Rcined. geIiehtcr Subu oes
peritorhciem Iohi g.. mo bon .Iigr8arei Siel.
ned. int HIter bon 81 Srbren Q A~Pnitdielt iiilo
0 3aeer. Sic Eecrbialra firhet Spnntaa, >
lthr Ndhmiiiaes, bon feiner lettcil .Wotmina.
Htr. s3l. torb<GatterIonsta ris siperuc. nus
iiatt. sciirtarg ant OCT Baltimore Gcnteterp."
(2o0-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
SuScsfGnc.

Mole @inrtin, ~ 1abrc off. gir. $40. SuS'
Geuir1l s%glpenlic, IT. Nooein6cr.
Sbi. Meper, 81 Sabre alt. eir. 2ila, Better
Ioerue. Is. gtnneIther.
emma Mctic, SIS Sahre alt. Nr. Gl7. gtoros
Carer sStraBc, II. gtooerber.
Maraaret Sidef, 40 Sabre alt, ~Srn,topO'
itifdes Snfpiiul." &c. 9ioocmber.
Sames Gpnrao, 81 Sabre alt. gr. 1928. Snrs
ler1s.hefie. IL. Hpcember.
Suphia 5rniteim, So Sabre alt, Gr. 2S0G.
Clifton. Stra3c. -. gpbember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Yhilip Sdln nader.

Us itarb am 10. 9ioreinber 1907 i'll 'eincr
Icelei 9SobruHG, Ytr. 1d00, sllers Sirabe. Yht'
lipp 5dumadtcr, ~aeliebter 8atte polt Slifabeib
Sbunedber. Stc Neernieiuta finoct Muutas.
9aGbntitiaaS nm 2 llbr, bon oer oben 9el,nrrieIl
gSobuuno aus ftutt. (320-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Snicttc SplSnn.

e. ftnrb um Il. Nore,nbcr 1907 Snfette
suloau. aeliebtc Gutiiu ocs beriiorbcren Giis
itao SeIcdr. Die NeerniGunG fitbet sunntng,
is3 llbr NinhntttueS, bon lbrcr letter. Nop'
Iilirg. Nr. Is. Noro' 7 dnfnr.Strusc. oiis iintt.
@cifettn9 priootiN. (3lo-2l(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Grnjt SIraens.

-: iinrb ON II. ?inpcn,her 1907 Grntt Siir'
aens, Qeliebter Scbn bon Guliiia mo ceG her
i%torbeEer Nettirit Silrecrs. i'm IIicr bot, 20
sonniaa. Nunn,i,inea ~ l,br. rot Der gbch,
NINA ieifer !nii;ttcr. Nr. $50. SiibsSnit Nrenrc.
aus 'idt.. (3in-2b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
0a(timcre Ge,netern.

Yhrsan: arnnflin. Slcg., Bnftimpres II. sis-tbir.
!Se9rdblienldse 5uni 8crfauf - bon $25 m.
mil wsarruDrpfritcn lnt0cdren;t S35 - 9,los
iir pier @r1bsr. Srcie Genitula Der aapclle
FIR 1rnnergoitsssierfis. Nnnii6,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Nlbcrt 6. fuller,

geifcnbeitnfter.
T.nthfol9cr hDu &illiam z. Srb uro bel Inn
fir "A Sobre beibdfitei. Hr. 22i. TprosSruab.
nnn. 3e.c9bpr: sSolfe 2203. IdBige %rcifc.
(Sff9--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

H"iulanb's tiirftidje 8abcr,
Gaaltable' Srbauoe, Tpftamt seseu. stets often,
CNuu29-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

aaentur fur IafhlHstcn unc Tiiiriit Columbia:
ssm. S%annemauu, 1915 Wariun.str, N..N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

G%taeuthhmff @. blaine, Wobnung:
q. & s. Gei.pbor: 1906 Iaoifou -R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

8tihGftsfHhrer G. q. Stin& BobHung:
6. & q. 12i 80 s8aI6rooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

1as bette nnb biniaite brutihe 9latt TT oen
W,tttcI, unb Gtieftaateu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-07
OBITUARY..
Mrs. lucy ROY Webb.

llrS. ikOSeN cUU
Information has been received here
OF the death Monday afternoon IN An
niston, Ala. of Mrs. Lucy Roy Webb,
at the home of her daughter, MRS.
Her only other child is Mrs, George
Matthews. with whom she had lived In
late years.
Mrs. Webb. who was we'll known IN
n, Webb, at one time one Of the lead
ing business men here. While living
in Richmond. Mrs. Webb was promi-
.nent III social lie, and was a leader
patriotic character. She the pres
ident OF the bazaar which raised the
money, to erect the monument to tho
Confederate dead in Hollywood. she
the Hollywood Memorial Association.
The body will reach tile city this
morning, and the funeral will take
place from ST. Paul's Episcopal church,
Der, at 1890. The interment will be
made In Shockoe Cemetery.
The following is a list Of those who
Will act as pail -hsar srs ActiysT N.
export, Richard NJ. Smith; George
and J. .. Patton. Honorary---Judge
Z h hsws o Ga9ne aTSsF g. prse
Charles j. Anderson and ]. Is, Pace.
The following detail of honor from
Lee Camp, C. ". will meet II the
camp hall in uniform at 0 a. NJ, and
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Webb: pr.
tC. w. P. Brock. Captain J. Taylor
lStratton, j S. Lightfoot, D. Q. Rich-
IarGson James T. Gray, GeryasE Storrs,
John A, Curtis, Rev. Landon II; Mason
General A. L. Phillips. Alexander Jen.-
Inings, +. p. Taylor p. j. White and
M. j. Dimmock.
Members of the Hollywood Memorial
| Association are requested TO meet IN
/ the lecture-room OF st. Paul's Churcll
this morning at Q O'Clock to attend
'the funeral IN a body.
Funeral of Miss Parrish.
Miss Susie Il, Parrish died at the
residence of her father Mr. W. HumDh
'rey Parrish, ut No lGA3 West Grace
street yesterday morning at l0:3l
o'clock. The funeral will be conducted
from the residence this afternoon at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-07
CHARGE CONTRACTOR
KLINE With PE0NAGE

RALEIGH, N. c., August Ga spe-
cial term OF the United States Dis
trict Court. Judge Thomas r. Pur-
nell presiding. was convened at Beau
fort to-day for the trial or peonage
cases, in which E. A. Kline. con-
tractor of construction on the Raleigh
and Pamllco Sound Railroad, is de-
PENDANT. The alleged poems are eleven
foreigners who were brought from
New York by Kline. Since complaint
Was made and Investigation by an
agent OF the Department of Justice
three weeks ago. the eleven men
have been detained in jail as wit
nesses. being unable to give bond for
their appearance at the trial,
& To-day, when the court convened,
Judge Purnell charged the grand jury
specifically as to Deonage and then
adjourned the court until tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-07
BENJAMIN P|7MAN
PRESIDING OFFICER
Veteran Head Of Shorthand Re
porters Introduces Judge
Pritchard.
[speciaI to Tho TImes. Dispatch

10 Snecia1 TO THa TTHINs- DIsFHtCh,J ---
AStIlIYiLLE, n. Gu August 6.-The
ninth annual convention of the Ma
.tional Shorthand Reporters Associa-
lion held It's opening session at Ken
ilworth Inn this morning, with dele
gates representing al parts of tho
country. The veteran president of
the association. BENJAMIN pitlnan.
called the convention to order and in-
PRODUCED Judge j. G.. Pritchard, Of
the United states Clrcuit Court, who
delivered the address OF welcome In
behalf of the State and city. Score.
atary Kendrick q. It'll and Charles III,
ReqIa, president OF the New York
state Association. made theresponses.
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DR.. Ashton "
Especial to The Times hi
HAMPDEN-S1DNEY COLLEGE, VA.
August G.-Thc successor to DR.. II. X.
Mc1lwaine in the chair of English and
history Is DR.. Ashton w. McWhorter,
at present teacher in the University
OF the South. DR.. McWhorter was born
IN Plttsylvanfa county, Va, thirty years
ago. He is an A. B. and A. M. graduate
OF Roanoke College and a PHI. D., of
johns Hopkins University, at both of
which institutions he took first rank
as student, winning the fellowship in
Greek at the latter institution. He has
taught at the Presbyterian College of
south Carolina; at George Washington
University, at which place he was pro-
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DIR. Clark begins Work.

SALISBURY, N. c., August 6.-Dr.
Byron G. Clark. lnte of Baltimore, be-
gan the pastorate OF the First Presby-
terian Church in this city this week.
and preached his first sermon to u
large congregation Sunday morning
The acceptance of the call to the
church here gave great satisfaction
and DIR. Clark begins his work in Sal
isbury auspciously. He is n native
North Carolinian, u strong preacher
and deep thinker. lie follows in the
wake of the Rev. Jethro Rumple. D.
d. who was pastor of the church here
for moro than forty years.
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LET CONTRACT FOR ERECTION OF
HANDSOME Y. NJ. C. A. BUILDIN G..
ESPECIAL 10 The rimes-Disna+oh !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
DURHAM. n. c.. August 6.--Thc con-
tract for building the Young MEMS
Christian Association in Durham was
awarded to II. l.. Smith at a meeting
OF the building committee this morn
ing. The building will be erected on
the desirable lot at the corner Of Main
and Roxboro Streets. and will cost
about $4,000. The plans have been
previously accepted, and within the
course OF two months actual work will
begin on the handsome new structure
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1IULn Y. NJ. G. a. SUMMER
CONFERENCES An ASHENILLE

AsHEvILrsr.,.. y. c.. a ugusf G.7nft "A
officially announced that Ashevill., is
10 be the permanent place for holding
the Young Mems Christian Association
summer conferences. The necessary
amount asked for from Ashevllfe for
the purchase of a site near this city
has been practically secured
Secretary Smell to whose efforts the
remain in the city for some ten days
longer. to conclude all matters in con-
nection with the purchase OF the site
and the erection OF buildings.
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Rowan County As1oclntion.
[ Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

SALISBURY, N. c.. August 6.--Ex-
the thirty-elghth annual convention OF
the Rowan county Sunday-School AS
sociation, which meets at St. Paul's
near Salisbury, on the 22d instant. All
elaborate program has been completed
and the speakers OF the occasion will
include some of the leading Sunday.
school workers OF the State.
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CONV|CTS WILL AID
in GIGANTIC TASK
Caroline Council Of State Agrees
to Let Fifty Men Work on
Little Link
COMMISSIONS ARE ISSUED
Three Granted at Ralcigl,--Con-
gresham Kitchen Will An
swer Criticisms.
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RALEIGH, NJ c., August 6--At n
morning the Transcontinental Rail-
road Company was granted nifty con-
victs from the penitentiary to be used
in the construction OF an important
link in the railroad from Waynesville
to the Tennessee line, n distance Of
about thirty miles. Representative y.
j.. Boyd, of Waynesvillc, was here TO
closc tho deal with the state nuthori-
ties, lie being n director in tho com
pany. This link which 1t Is proposed
to construct is through gulch or
mountain pass which commands the
situation as the outlet through tho
mountains for most any great through
line that might be projected. ana 1t is
believed that this little link" Will
soon become of immense value,
whether the transcontinenta1 scheme.
of which 1t Is u part, ever ma crializes
or not
A charter is issued for the Hitch
cock-Trotter Company of Winston
Salem. capital $4,000 authorized and
$1,000 subscribed, by 13. NJ Hitchcock
ana others, of Reidsyillc.
Insue Commissions.
Commissions we're issued to-day to
r. Fl. Doughty and c. w. Taylor as
lieutenant Junior grade and ensign, re-
spectively, in the First Division Naval
Reserves, New Bern; also commits
sion was granted to DIR. II. A. Bass
as first assistant surgeon at Hender-
son.
Mr.. John A. A1itchner, of Selma, spent
the day here In the interest or the
movement for the raising of funds for
the erection of a suitable statue OF
Wyatt, the first man killed In the Civil
War, a North Carolinlan. He says ex-
cellent progress is being made and
great things are expected from the
public meetings for raising funds
which are to be held throughout tine
state September 21st and 25th.
Congressman w. w. Kitchen, who
was here last night on his way tc
Morganton to sneak in the interest OF
his candidacy for the Democratic nom.
nation for Governor to succeed Glenn
says that he wllltanswer In detail the
recent criticisms of the Charlotte OBJ.
server in a speech he Will deliver a,
Dixie, MecklenburE county, Angus,
29tfi. He also expects to give out q
newspaper statement very soon in an.
hwer to recent newspaper comments
He says he is asking his friends now
to say nothing and saw wood"
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Andrew j. Yanccy.

CHASE CITY, VA, Aug. 6.-Mr. An
drew j. Yancey uled here this morn
ing. He was n most estimable and
useful citizen and q man Of high char
acter. He was engaged in tobacco
warehouses business and also for sew
eral years was clerk OF the town
council He was consistent and ac-
two member of the Baptist Church,
and his denomination will greatly
miss his valuable services. His age
was AZ years, and he leaves a widow
and two children. He Will be Inferred
here tomorrow with Masonic cere-
moutee
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Mrs. NJ. II. Cobb.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
DANVILLE, VA. August G.--Mrs NJ.
b. Cobb mother of the weii-known to
bacco magnates of that name, died at
about ] o'clock to-day at he home
about twenty miles from here. after an
Illness of several years. She was
eighty-one years Of age and was born
she spent hersentire life, dying on the
same plantation and less than a mile
from the spot where she was born
She was we'll known throughout this
section. Her husband. Henry W. Cobb,
Il farlper. died many, years ago. De
ceased, is. survived by. the following
childreiiii 3wh6 We're with her when the
end came: j. B. Cobb OF New York; Fl.
Wellington Cobb. Of New York; j. S.
Cobb. Of Durham. N c., and Mrs. -.
A. Glass, of Durham.