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Evening journal., 1907-02-19
Dauehters of 81 Meeting

In the building Of the Historical So
ciety yesterday the United States
Daughters of 1912 held an honor day
meeting. A paper on New England
Towns" was read by Mrs. Robert
Rayner and Our National Song" was
discussed by Mrs. Elizabeth Massey
Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Lewis B. Nor
row talked about "Our Northern
Neighbors" New Foundland and Nova
Scotia. Following the interesting
program tea was served to the mem
bers. The following women composed
the refreshment committee: Mrs.
Lewis b. Morrow. Mrs. Josiah Wolcott,
Mrs. Herbert H. Ward, Mrs. p. W.
Tomlinson.
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Routine Work Of the House.
Senate

Senate
DOVER, Feb. 1S-senate met at 1880
a. m, President Parker presiding.
Roll called-Messrs. Jester and Miller
did not respond.
Read and approved-Journal.
Motion-By Mr.. Rose supplemented
by Mr.. Mendinhall with motion to in
clude Delaware Industrial School fo1
Girls)-That the Senate visit Delaware
College on Wednesday. (Adopted)
Introduced-(Read and referred un-
der suspension of rules)-By Mr
Sparks, act further regulating the
business Of detectives Cgranting full
authority to make arrests).
BY Mr.. Sparks, act TO fix the time
for holding Superior Court and the
Court of General Sessions i'm the sew
eral counties (gives Kent and Sussex
two additional terms OF court-Kent in
February and July; Sussex in January
and June. But no juries are to be
summoned for the June and july
terms)
BY Mr.. Sparks act enlarging the
maximum term Of imprisonment foi
the crime Of manslaughter (now five
years. 10 thirty years.
BY Mr.. Sparks, requiring an annua
accounting Of business done in this
State by foreign corporations and the
Issuance OF license thereon. (Penalty
fine not exceeding 5000.
BY Mr.. Sparks enlarging the term OF
Imprisonment for bigamy mow one
Year, to six years.
BY Mr.. Sparks. act to Increase the
maintenance Of inmates Of the Della.
ware Industrial School for Girls (now
twenty to forty.
BY Mr. Houston. acts prohibiting
persons selling or manufacturing in
toxicating liquors from being concern
ed in interest in any more than one
retail bar or saloon (grants the privi-
lege for one year OF persons to sell
beer. ale, porter or stout. to be drunk
off the premises, and to dispose Of
goods I'm bottles or otherwise. but pre-
vents the sale of whiskey, gin and
brandy to be carried off.
BY Mr. Moore, act authorizing and
creating the office of a superintendent
Of negro schools OF the State outside
Of wilmington land providing that hs
shall be a negro, a normal schoo
graduate, and must give the work un-
divided attention..
BY Mr.. Rowland, authorizing Tho
Board Of Education Of Lewes to raiss
more money by taxation.
Passed-Senate bin protecting gam,
FISH in Murderkill river by prohibiting
flSe, stake or gill nets or haul seines.
Concurred fn--House bill making
paid, personal property
Incorporating Bowers Beach (Com-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f. Minner, VII
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,ounty whero one shan oonstitute I

county where one shall constitute a
quorum.
One may open and adjourn court.
except that in the Superior Court and
Court OF General Sessions for New
Castle county the prothonotary or
clerk Of the peace respectively may
open and adjourn court.
For all purposes Of Section s. Article
Is Of this constitution, the Court Of
General Sessions for New Castle coun-
ty shall be held by three judges as
heretofore.
For all purposes of appeals from the
Orphans Court. under Section II OF
this Article, and OF appeals from the
Registers Court. under Section SO Of
this Article. the Superior Court for
New Castle county shall be held by
three Judges as heretofore.
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chsstsr Has chlId Murder.

CHESTER, Feb. 19-In new tele-
scope bag found on q dump yesterday
was found the body Of a female in
fant. which had met death by ex-
posure and suffocation after its aban-
donment by some heartless parent. The
authorities are investigating.
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Social Notes

Anonymous communications for the
social column will not be printed
Names Of contributors to the column
will not be printed, but must be fur
nished The Evening Journal as evi-
dence Of good faith on the part Of the
contributor.
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Bed Room Suite

Six pieces, dresser,
hedHtead. W a . h
stand. two chairs
and rockers. Dress
ar and stand have
ferpentine front
Regular price of
this suite S7S. ~.
Fur this 600 90
sale .'-.-...*-"'"o
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Hall Rack

Your choice OF
weatherod or gold
en- oak. handsome
design, with small
mirror. hevcled
The regular price
500 The CO 90
special price ~J.Jo
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Evenine OF Colonial Sones

On Friday evening next Miss Isabelle
Wales viii give an evening Of colonial
songs, The concert will be given in
the parlor of the Unitarian Church.
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SldebOard

Made Of golden
oak. handsomely
polished. Large
mirror. Two top
drawers. one lined
for silverw are.
Large linen drawer
Double door cup
board. Regular
price sl9.&
For this etA 90
sale o.. .. WAAsvv
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New Dress Fabrics

as inch, all wool Gray mixed
and plain color panamas, $I.oo a
yard.
so inch, all wool plaid pana-
mas, $I.5o.
as inch, all wool check suiting
reduced from SI.oo to 65c.
as inch, all wool chiffon,
shadow check mohairs, brown,
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Rashton-- Williams

Thomas e. Rashten, Of this city, and
Miss Sallie Y. Williams, of Henderson,
n. c., were married at Asbury M. f.
parsonage last night by Rev. II. A
@. Westerheld.
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Comforts

a lImilod numhor
of n n n d g o m ely
printed comforts.
well nlled and
strongly m n q q.
Special price p0a
for this saio,. O"~
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9. 3. RILEY

In time of plenty prepare for famine. That's
what we did and that's why we are able to offer
such great values in the face of decidedly higher
priced market es iis
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IrOniHg Boards

Extra large size
Special sale h0a
price ...........
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Extension Table

with handsomely
turned and nuted
legs. NJ o uldo q
edges. Six foot
size. regularly sold
az SL25, For the
sale eE 90
period ...... p0sJo
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Wool blankets

With dainty pink
ana blue borders.
Size 1914. with good
mohalr binding. a
limited quantity OF
these S.h blank
cts 20 go during
tho sale e. IN
period az ~e'AV
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Innraln Carmel

OF handsome floral,
leaf and scroll de-
sign All choice
colorinEa. Special
price and made
laid and lined Qoo
free ......... ooe
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Nrr. and Mrs. William Speakman are
friends in Philadelphia
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roc for csc Wash Fabrics

Soisette in an elegant range of
patterns, 1oc value 25c.
Silk Ginghams in small checks,
all colors I0c
Satin striped challis, I0c.
1000 yards Bates Seersucker
Ginghams, short pieces but per-
feet goods and worth I2Ic; spe-
cial price Ioc a yard.
Lot Ioc Ginghams, stripes,
checks and plain colors reduced
to SC a yard
12Hc Dress Ginghams reduced
to Ioc.
Can you use a few hannelettes
or outing hannel2
6c Outings reduced to &C.
oc Outings reduced to 615c.
I215c and I5c Outings reduced
to Ioc.
Ioc and I21zc Flannelette re-
duced to SC.
I5c Flannelette reduced to Ioc
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ParIOr Suite

Five pieces, ma
hogany venecrcd
frames. Sprin 8
and rune edge. A
suite that regular
ly sells AZ S33 65.
Special price for
this sale cog 00
only .......Fe"svV
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China Closet

Bent glass ends.
hands 1inCly ir,i
.shed. China and
& assware can nr
kept IN an orderly
condition. Regular
price ti1.es. Special
sale price co 0C
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Washing Machine

Tho well known
Rapid" washer.
Special for eQ "a
this sale ~"-F 10
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TOIIel Paper

Extra good tissue.
Three large f0n
rolls for ...- AV~
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Fell Mattress

TIlllnF Of even
layers OF sanitary
cotton felt. having
tho elasticity and
comfort that az.
forda perfect rest.
Price for the 81 50
sale ..........po'Jv w
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White Enameled
Bed

With combination
m "a tire sH ana
spring. Tho bed
is Of handsome
design and strong
ly G. o n structcd.
Regular price OF
the outnt 81 co.
For this e7 0Q
sale period Pas'u
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dresser

Made or golden
OAK, handsomely
finished. wit b
lay &c mirror.
Regular price N76.
For the period
mentioned -gS QQ
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Wash Boilers

Family size Good.
s o ID e hardiea.
Special sale err
price .-...... WV
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M c M AHON'S
After Supper and
Wednesday Hour Sale

Cn on
o don eon shoppers emad
8 has beer m make
takes tn and
two hsa the prices omak
Hings sapedal vey her etonig t
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Bed Spreads

About enough left for Wednes-
days selling of those extra large
Marseilles patterns, very special
at SIPS.
Genuine Marseilles Mercerized
Quilts, extra large and beautiful
5000; value $3.50.
The balance of our regular
1 $500 Comfortables reduced to
$I4o.
Extra heavy Russian Crash for
Wednesday SC a yard.
Bleached Sheets SIxoo, good
quality soc each.
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Morris Chair

IIOT10n oak fTlmo
Handsome reversi
BILE velour cuah
ions. The regular
value OF this chair
IS s6.20. For the
sale co 90
only ......... PJsJo
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Pillows

Filled with mixed
feathers. W de
tripc o ticking.
Price per pair
for this 60 *
sale. . q. VesaV
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Art Department

Better get your share of these
'egant drawn work, hemstitched
Scarfs and Squares, all sizes, 29c.
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WashbOards
large Agate
Coffee Poi

Three coats Of
mel. The
famous u a n q O.
ware. Special Qrc
sale price ....""S
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~ ~ H"AH
Afternoon

House reassembled at 2.S0 o'clock
Read and referred--Various Senate
bills.
Withdrawn-House.b bill providing for
the retirement OF certain judges.
Reported favorably-House bills re-
lating t0ithe sale of lands by executors
ana administrators Cpassed); I'm rela-
tion to a State hospital at Harrington;
authorizing the appointment Of a joint
committee to settle with State officers
in January. 1908 Cpassed); to exempt
soldiers and sailors OF the Civil War
from procuring licenses 10 act as auc-
tioneers.
Accepted and ordered spread on the
sllnutes-Repor OF the special COM
mittee on revenue and taxation (Mr.
Corbit. member Of the committee.
said he had not signed the report and
announced that he would submit re-
port later)
introduced (read and referred under
suspension OF the ruies)-By Mr.. Hi
rons an act to repeal Chapter lS2, Vol
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green and garnet, special SOC a
Yard.
English Suiting in shadow
checks, plaids and stripes and
plain material, soc.
Elegant assortment of checks,
stripes and plaid, one-half wool,
25c.
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ChinnuIer

Made OF golden
oak frame. Five
large. deep. easy
working drawers.
Regular value $50.
For this 60 90
sale ........lNos0O
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n Clothes Pins

Special for fnr
this sale ...... Av~
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Galvanized
Wash Tubs

with drop handles.
Will not rust.
Strongly construct
cd. Special 900
sale price .... A'~
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Touch

Handsome golden
oak frame. Cover
ed In velour. An
extra good value.
FOR this efn an
sale ...... oAVsuv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
Maris-Slusher.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
FLOYD, VA, April 2S.-At I o'clock
this morning. Miss May Slusher, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Mr.. David Slusher. sheriff of this coun-
ty. was married to Mr.. John NJ. Maris,
OF Scranton, Pa.
Tho bride. who was stylishly gowned
in a gray travelling suit, trimmed In
green. with gloves and hat to match,
entered the room with the bridegroom,
and in the presence of n select number
OF friends, the two were united by
Rev. ]. X. Harris of the Presbyterian
Church. sve,I
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple departed amid shower of rice
and good wishes, for an extended
Northern tour.
Wedding gifts were numerous and
handsome. consisting OF silver. cut
glass. checks and bric-a-brac.
The bride is n trained nurse. and one
Of Floyd's popular young ladies. while
the groom is n professor in the en-
gineering school at Scranton. Pa.
The wedding is the ending of a
romantic meeting in the Adirondack
Mountains last summer whero Miss
Slusher was in attendance on a patient.
and Mr.. Maris was there for rest and
hunting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
PLEADS FOR HOME"
Mrs. A. ]. Montague Speaks at
Chatham.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHATHAM. VA, April 25.-Alrs. An
drew j. Montague, wife of Ex-Governor
Montague. addressed the Rawley Mar
tin Chapter United Daughters of the
Confederacy. in the interest of the
Home for Needy. Confederate Women
Monday afternooh.. at .the home of
Mayor J. II. Hdrerave. Jr Mrs. Mon
tague's remarks We're given close at
tention. and will result in the willing
aid of the Rawley Martin Chapter.
which has always been more inclined
1oscharity than marble and bronze,
At the regular monthly meeting of
the chapter, which was with Mrs. Ross
Garter on Friday last. Miss Mamie
Preston Blake was received as a mom-
Der, and the names of five other ladies'
were presented for membership and
elected. The sum of $50 was voted for
the U. D. C. Building at jamestown
and So to the Home for Needy Confed
crate Women The chapter voted to
observe the 10th of May as Decoration
Day. with appropriate exercises.
The next regular meeting will be
with Mrs. j. d. Coleman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
DAMAGE TOBACCO PLANTS
Continued Cold Has Seriously
Hainpered Farmers.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.l
BOYDTON, VA, April 25--The con-
tinued cold weather this month has
had disastrous effect upon the to-
bacco plants in this section. The raw
ages of the insect. together with the
cold. has retarded their growth, and
At will be late before the farmers can
set out their crops. Vegetation of all
descriptions is very, backward.
y very heavy rain fell here yester-
day afternoon and last night and the
streams are very much swollen.
Justice Duggar had before his court
yesterday six negroes, charged with
shooting crap. and found them all gull
ty and fined ach IS and cost, putting
$50 in the Golfers of the State.
Mrs. Thomas f. Goode and her two
granddaughter. Misses Rose and Mabel
Gooda. daughters of Commemorative
Attorney f. c. Goode. left here this
morning for a visit to Baltimore,
where they will remain for several
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
BITTER FIGHT.
Anti-saloon People of Pittsylvania
Opposing Renewal of Licenses.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM, VA, April 2S.-All of the
liquor license applications set for hear
ing to-day We're on Monday afternoon
postponed until Tuesday Of next week.
Eight hundred and forty-two sub
poenas for witnesses in these cases
have been issued. and this Is in all
probability the largest number of sub
poenas ever issued at any one term in
this county Tho best legal talent at
this and the Danville bars has been
retained by the opposing factions. and
the fight is on to the finish, which is
the most determined effort ever made
by the "anti-liquor people" Several of
the applicants who posted notices have
not gone on record at this writing. and
If they apply at this term the above
number of subpoenas will be consfd-
erably increased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
BOTH ARE FINED.
Two Trials for Murder Result in
Light Sentences.

Especial to The Times-D spatch.1
FLOYD, VA, April 23.-Circuit Court,
which has been in session here since
last Tuesday, adjourned to-day. The
only cases of Importance tried were those
against Elgin Bolt and JEFF Nowlin, in
dicted for murder. The crime of which
Bolt was accused was committed some
time last year. He was with n party OF
men, and all being full of bad whiskey
n row resulted. Bolt. who was In a bad
humor, went to the door and fired his pis-
toll at what he claimed he thought was an
apple tree. Instead of It being a tree,
OF turned cut to be one of the party whom
he had been quarreling with and on the
trial of the case at this term the verdict
Of the jury was ten days in the county
Jail and 500 fine.
Nowins case was for, killing his bro
ther-in-law. The verdict Of the jury was
six months in jail and 500 fine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
THREE BADLY HURT.
Flashlight Machine Blows Up.
People Rush To Street.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA, April 23.-Thc
entire town of Stephens City, this coun-
~. was thrown into a state of intense
excitement late last night by n terrific
explosion of chemicals In flashlight
machine. which was being used by the
local tribe of the Improved Order of
Red Men during the initiation of pale
faces. and three prominent members
were more or less seriously injured.
while the room was damaged, and all
the windows broken.
The injured are Rev, e. "A. Stanton,
pastor of the United Brethren Church;
c. z. Cougill and ]. M. Locke.
The explosion was.accidental, but the
deafenlng roar caused people to rush
pell-m from their homes, many of
whom were in night clothes. The Red
men occupy a room over the Peoples
Bank and it was feared by the popu-
lation that the bank or office We're
being blown up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
BOY AND BLOODHOUND.
Lad of 10 and His Dog Run Down
Thief and Recover Goods.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
WYTHEvIL LIE, VA. April 23.-Jesse
Brown. the little nephew of Deputy Sher-
iff' r. f. Brown. with one of his uncle's
bloodhounds, succeeded in running down
the party who broke into and robbed
Morley and Company's store, on Cripple
Creek. Monday night.
Sheriff Brown was absent when 'phoned
to bring over his dogs, and this little
fellow, about thirteen years OF age.
having one of the dogs at his house, took
him over to the scene OF the crime,
struck the trail. and ran it to tho thef's
house ana to the mountain. where he
had carried the stolen goods: thence on
to the creek, where the dog at once
recognized his quarry, and had to be held
to keep him from attacking. The stolen
goods and all the money stolen except
ten dollars was recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24

were Messrs. Robert II. Jones, Jr., and
Robert S. Parker of the University OF
Georgia; the negative, N1essrs Hiram
Heartsll Ragon and Charles Rule
Filkington. of Washington and Lee.
The committee OF judges. composed
OF Carter Glass. of Lynchburg member
Of Congress; Professor j. N. Fomeroy,
of the University of California. ami
Mr.. Hugh a. White. Of the Lexington
bar. awarded the honors Of the debate
to Washington and Lee.
Music for the occasion vas furnish
ed by the Virginia Military Institute
Orchestra, under the leadership of Pro-
fcssor Krause.
Tho celebration officers were Messrs
Francis G. Jones. Jr., president, and
Charles r. Randolph, of Washington
and Lee, secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
WILL ENTERTAIN
NATIONS WORKERS
Labor Unions of Norfolk and
Neighboring Cities Preparing
to Entertain Visitors.
WEDDING JUST ANNOUNCED
Miss Iluybert Became Wife o:
Chief Quarternaster Abele
November 27th.
fspecial to Tho Times-Dlsratch.1

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatcf.l
NORFOLK, VA. April 23.--The Nor
folk. Portsmouth and Newport News
Central Labor Unions have joined their
special ways and entertainment commit
tees into general committee to make
preparations for the meeting here, May
2oth, of the National Structural Trades
Alliance and the meeting here In NO
vcnli,er OF the American Federation OF
Labor =,
The state Federation OF Labor Will
meet here June Sd, but the entertain
ment features for the State body VIII
not be elaborate.
Funds are now we'll in hand for one
davI cane Henry and exposition trips
FOR the National Structural Trades AL
lance and the state Federation dele
gates.
THE entertainment for the national
federation will have TO be more cab
crate for the reason that the nnnonai
body will be in session for several weeks
II. S. Scott. president of the Norfolk
Central Labor Union, said to-day ne
would not be an aspirant for the presi-'
dency of the State Federation OF Labor
when that body convencs in Norfolk.
He could not say who the Candidates
would be or whether Norfolk would put
forward n candidate. he thousn' ~
likely that states would not he made UP
until the State body convenes.
Welded Since November.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage last Thanksgiving Day CNovem-
Der 27th) of Miss Bessie Huybert daugh-
ter OF Norfolk County Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. w. S. Huybert, to Arthur Adele.
chief quartermaster on board the United
States battleship Iowa.
The couple We're married In Elizane'h
City, N. c., without the knowledge OF
any of the family or friends and no one
suspected 1t.
The groom sailed with the Iowa to New
York Immediately after the marriage,
and then to the West Indies, he having
oust returned. his ship being one OF the
feet assembled here for the Jamestown
Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
BARN-BURN1NG CONTINUES
Mr.. Frank Erwin Latest Case
Authorities Are Nonplussed.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch,l
CHARLOTTE, N, c., April 2S.-Steel
Creek township has been visited by ans
other barn burning, the last making the
sixth fire of its kind in that section since
the first OF the year.
Last night Mr.. Frank Erwin, one of
the most prosperous farmers of that
neiEhborhood, lost his barn. a large guam
tity of provender, two mules, horse
and colt, three head of cattle and three
or four hundred bushels of corn. The
loss is estimated at about $1,000, entirely
covered by Insurance.,
Though Gary Castle, the negro con-
victed of the burn-burning, is serving
ten years for incendarism. the fires cons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
BADLY AFFLICTED,
WITH ECZEMA
For More Than Two Years Tries
Physicians, Patent Remedies, Old
Women and Quack Cures and
Found No Relief.
USES CUTICURA AND is
SOON SOUND AND WELL

II was very badly afflicted with co.
zema for more than two years. The
parts affected were my limbs below
the knees. I tried all the physicians
in the town and some in the surround-
ing towns, and also tried oil the pa
tent remedies that heard Of, besides
all the cures advised by old women
ever until / commenced using the Gu
tioura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and
Cuticura Resolvent. In the Cuticura
Remedies l found immediate relief,
and was soon sound and we'll. G. Y.
Beltz, Tippecanoe. Ind, Nov, Is, '05."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
INSPECT CADETS.
Col. Julius Penn, U. S. A., Spends
Several DAYS at V. M. i.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatchl
LEXINGTON, VA, April 23.--Colonel
Julius a. Penn, of the general staff,
United States Army, spent several days
at the Virginia Military Institute. in
specting the corps of cadets. Satur-
day morning he inspected guard
mounting at o'clock. followed by
general inspection Later the battalion
appeared on the parade grounds .and
executed number of drills and milf
tary manoeuVres, including a sham
battle and the presentation of Butts
Manual, The inspection for the dny
concluded with dress parade saturday
afternoon.
On Monday other various military
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
GalaX High School.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.l
GALAX. VA, April 23.-Another bank
has been organized at GalaX.
Wednesday and Thursday, May LIST
and Cd, will end the first year of the
GalaX High School. Professor Harris
Hart, of Roanoke. will deliver the an
nual address
The Galax High School baseball nine
crossed bats with Fairview High School
April Goth. Score to 3 in favor OF
Gnlax High School This team has not
been defeated this year. They hope to
have a game with Birdie Creek and
Dublin this week.