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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-24
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Materials fine quality white Persian Lawns and In
dia LnOns These I'VE distinct Models-each one al
beautiful the other.
They original tasteful deslgns-eXquisitey finished
embellished.
Lots Of women wiz seize this opportunity 10 buy
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one style is made with handsome, aIl-over embroidery
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with fancy vest effects. Still others are of plain
check Panama cloth elegantly plated in the
Gibson models.
Jackets lined with best grade taffetas or
soft iouisine silks, fancy novelty afetas and mes
salnes.
Skirts are beautifully plated models trimmed
with folds of cloth silk and other smart designs
made in the newest killed styles. All are cut ex-
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Choice of all the Understandable shades, such
as tan, champagne, pearl, gray novelty gray, wine
color, and the staple and always fashionable black
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
INGALLS,, LAWYER,
PASSES BAD PAPER
Goes to Jail on Two Counts for
Cashing Worthless Checks.
SAYS It Was Liquor.
~. r,a. n,snatch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, May lib. l.. IN
gals, who gave his occupation as that
Of a lawyer. and his home as Massa-
chusctts, was before Police Justice sim
mons to-day on three charges of cash
ing bogus checks. He was found
guilty on two of the charges and sem
fenced to serve sixty days in the city
jail on each count. The third charge
was dismissed.
ingalls, passed worthless check on
Carl Fenchtuger. clerk of the Lorraine
Hotel, and another on William 81.
Camp. The checks were for $40 each.
The third charge was for passing
worthless check on William Linn Cor
ss5, but 1t could not be proved that
he cashcd this check.
The checks were each drawn against
the National Bank OF Commerce. In
gals testified that he was under the
Influence Of whiskey at the time he
passed the checks. He acknowledges
that the signatures on the checks are
his.
ingalls, is also wanted in Pennsyl-
yania for passing checks, and he will
be taken to that State as soon as he
has served his time here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
SERMON CAUSE OF
W0MAN'S SUICIDE
ra'- ----
Prominent Rowan County Lady
Becomes Insane and Cuts,
Throat With Razor.
THREE BROTHERS MINISTER'S
Hcr Dcmelitia Took Form OF
Religious Enthusiasm-Upsct
by Recent Discourse.

SALISBURY, N. e., May 11.--"God
has revealed to me to-day that have
overthrown the kingdom or God" were
the words written on n picco Of pnper
by Mrs. Nina Patterson, prominent
Rowan woman. last night. as she lay
dying on her bed with her throat cut
from ear to ear by her own llpnds.
Her husband, Mr.. John Patterson, n
wcll-known farmer, residing nine miles
from Salisbury, an dfour children stood
by her bedside as life cbbcd away.
Mrs. Patterson had been de,ncnted for
several weeks, though III splendid
physical condition. While surrounded
by the members Of her family last
night. she seized n razor. and, walk
Ing into the yard. slashed hcl throat
from left to right with the weapon.
Tho deed wna committed in plain Wow
of her husband and children. who.
with great effort. carried ilcr to n bed
where she died n fow minutes later.
The cause of her mental weakness Is
Eafdto have been religious enthusiasm
following q sermon preached in her
hearing week ago. She was q mem
her OF prominent Rowan county
family. and leaves three brothers. all
OF whom are well-known ministers
Rev. Walter Linglc. d. D.. OF Atlanta;
Rev. Thomas Jingle, y. D.. OF Chicago
and Rev. William Lingle. ID. d.. Pres
bytcrian missionary TO China.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Virginiia Concerns
The state Corporation Commission
yesterday granted the following char

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted the following char
Iers:
Abingdon Produce Company, Inc.
Abingdon. Paul ~. Huyter, president
and treasurer; w. II. Huytcr w. H..
Hamilton, secrctary--all OF Abingdon.
Capital: Maximum. $4,000; minimum.
Burdctte Trading Company, Inc.
Burdcttc. C. r. Stephenson. president,
Unity; X. Il. Williams, yicc-prcsidcnt,
Burdette; j. II. Persons, secretary and
treasurer, Burdcttc Capital: Maximum,
$4,000; minimum, $4,000.
Norfolk OIrch Farm Company, Inc,
Norfolk. NJ Lipkin, president: l.. T..
Dodge, secretary; J. w. Cole, treasurer
all OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum,
$4,000; minimum. $4,000.
Barton Heights Plant Company, Inc.
Barton Heights. John u. Swnrtwout,
president; Charles p. Carter, secretary
and treasurer; Robert r. Patrick-ali
OF Hcnrico county. Capital: Maximum,
$4,000; minimum, $4,000.
Dorchester Brewing Company. Inc.
Richmond. John y. Dwyer, president,
rotary, Medford, Mass: William Smith,
Jr.. Boston. Mass Capital: Maximum,
s5OOOOO; minimum. 100000.
Virginia and Mexico Mine and Smell
ter Corporation. Richmond James
Mullen, d. G. Zollickoffcr, w ]. Payne,
prcsidcnt--all Of Richmond. Capital:
Maximum, So 900, 900: minimum, $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
GOVERNOR GLENN
TO ENFORCE LAW.
Executive Says He Will Do All
in His Power to Have Rate
Law Obeyed.
rhe T,mes-DIspatch. !


RALEIGH, N. c.. May 11.-Governor
f. b. Glenn has been out Of Raleigh
since the injunction proceedings were
Instituted by the railroads against the
State to prevent the operation of tho
acts OF the recent Legislature for the
reduction Of passenger and freight
rates In North Carolina, and on his
return to the city this afternoon gave
out an interview in which he expresses
regret that tho railroads have kicked
before first trying the actual opera
ton Of the new laws. He declares
that since the Legislature has passed
the acts in question, and the rail-
roads announce their purpose to rc-
sist,, he. as executive officer will go
to the limit of his power toward Sc
curing enforcement. lie says hereto
fore he has had the employment Of
counsel in ouch cases. but the last
Legislature saw fit to transfer this
powes to tho Corporation Commits
sion. so that he can now have o1ilv
an advisory relation with the commits
sion in she litigation. The Governor
says. in the legal contest now on, he
has no fear as to the outcome, and
feels sure that the acts, both as to
1-4-cent passenger fare and freight
reduction. will be ultimately on
forced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
OIL COMP AN|ES
HEAVILY FINED
Carolina Firms Submit to Charges
and Will Have to Pay $4,000
and $1,000 Respectively.

WILMINGTON. N. c., May lin the
United States District Court here to-
day, before Judge Thomas r. Purnell,
acting under authority Of their re-
spective boards Of directors, the Laur-
inburg Oil Company and the Lumberton
Ginning and Oil Company, against
whom true bills were returned earlier
in the week by the grand jury, charg-
ing them In eight counts each with
having violated section 10 of the in
terstate commerce act, IN obtaining a
freight rate lower than that In effect
on tho common carrier serving them,
by means Of a false certifcatlon OF
weights, submitted to the charges as
corporations. and were fined $4,000
and $4,000. respectively, together with
the costs of the actions.
At the suggestion of Dissatisfaction
ney Harry Skinner. who, with Mr..
Iuther Walters, special counsel Of
the commission, appeared for the gov
crnn.cnt, tho cases as to tho officers
and directors OF the mills were nolle
pvossrd with the exception Of r. p,
Il Corell, superintendent and mans
aEer of tho Lumberton mill, for whom
the corporation would not become re-
spoNsible. The case MS to Corell was
continued to the October term, and
capias was ordered to Issue. The
maximum penalties in all of the counts
aggregated $4,000, and the case has
attracted attention because of these
bong tho first cases of their nature
| Instituted by the commission, the
shipper and not the transportat ton
company being tho defendant The
indictments were brought after an
Investigation covering period of sew
Grail months by Special Agent and
Examiner S. II. Smith. of the depart
ment in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
GIVE APPOMATTOX
TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Entcrprising Citizens Subscribe
$4,000 and Form Stock
Company.
GEORGE T. PEERS PRESIDENT
Among Officers and| Directors
Are Leading Men Of That
Section.
GEORGE T. PEERS PRESIDENT
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
APPOMATTOx COURTHOUSE, VA,
May liza few enterprising citizens
have started movement for the or
ganization Of telephone company in
Appomattox for the purpose Of putting
in system Of telephones throughout
tho county. A company has been orr
ganiZed with O maximum capital of $15,-
600. known as the Appomattox Tele-
phope Company, with the following Of
ficcrs: George T. Peers, president;
John a. Sears. vice president; Il. T..
Odcn; secretary and treasurer. Tho d.
rcctors' are: L. Z. Smith. r. +. Burke.
$. u. Ferguson. II. y. Flood, j.. r. At
wood. John r. Peers and B, +. Oden.
Mr. w. A. Moses was elected manager
A large amount of stock has been
subscribed and arrangements are al
ready on foot to put In lines from
Appomattox Courthouse to Evergreen,
Pamplin City, Hixburg and other
points in the county. 1t Is the pur-
pose OF the company to extend Its lines
to every part of the county where a
sufficient number of phones can be
placed to justify the building Of the
lines Arrangements will also be made
to connect with the lines Of pof
ncighboring counties thereby putting
tho people in communicate With the
Lynchburg, Farmyille and other mar
kets and business centres.
VT is expected that the people OF APP
pomattox will show their appreciation
Of this long-fclt want by giving their
s,,pport to this enterprise. The adj
yantages of telephone convenicnces arc
TOO well known to need comment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
WILL RIDE IN PARADE.
Captain c. T. Smith on Staff With
General Boiling.


FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May IL
Captain c. r. Smith, Of Caroline, has
been appointed on the staff OF General
Stith Boiling, chics marshal, ut the re-
union of the Confederate Veterans In
Richmond, and will ride on that occa-
sion his splendid chestnut saddle horse.
Captain Smith will also furnish a mount
for Colonel j. c. Anderson. Of West Vir-
Einin who was his first lieutenant during
the war. Captain Smith has received an
appointment from General Lee on the
monumental committee also.
The monument to the Rev. Alexander
Street, former pastor Of Glebc Landing
Baptist Church. In Essex county, was
presented at Glebe Landing this week
by Rev. DR.. w. +. Dunaway. of Lam
caster. and accepted by DR.. William S.
Christian. OF urbanna.
The Mary Washington Hospital Asso-
citation OF this city has appointed an ad-
visory board OF gentlemen and an cxecu-
tive board OF ladies as follows:
Advisory board--Dr. a. G.. Doggett,
Colonel u. p. Cole, Judge A. II. Enbrey,
Mcssrs. w. II. Hurkamp, Isaac Iiirsh, a.
p. Rowe and P. Y. d. Conway. Exccu-
two board--Atrs. ]. Il. Mason. Miss Vir-
ginin Knox, Mrs. Maurice Hirsh, Mrs.
DC. Bowman. Mrs. Mollic Tankard.
Mrs. W. II. Richards. Mrs. w a. Bell
and Mrs. NJ L. Chesley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
ACTIVITY AMONG
SOUTHERN BANKS
Business Shown by Reports to r
G. Dun & Co.'s Local
Agency.

The local agency Of r. G. Dun d
Co.'S Mercantile Agency furnishes the
following report Of banking activity
In the South for the past week:
New national banks-rhe First Ma,
tional Bank. OF Lenoir City, Tenn.
Capital. $4,000. Succeeds Farmers'
and Traders Bank.
The First National Bank, Of Belle
svue, Texas. Capital, sso,ooo. Sidney
Webb president: B. Q. Smith and a.
". Melton, vlce-presidents; II. J.
Smith, cashier.
The Maria National Bank, OF Maria,
Texas. Capital, s35.0Oo. r. Il. Col
quit president: L. G. Brite, Grst vico-
PRESIDENT; j. r. Sanford second vice.
president and acting cashier.
The First National Bank. OF Eunicc,
La. Capital, $4,000. Paul Stage. pres.
dent; Louis Mayer, vico-president: j..
L. Lacombe, cashier.
Applications to organ!ze-The Citi.
zens' National Bank, Of Linevi'le, Ala.
Capital. $4,000 or moro, Application
filed by M. M. Eppes,. Goodwa,er.
The First National Bank. Of Creed.
more, N. ". AfLpltul, 2Sb,Ouu. SAppIt"
cation filed by w. B. Lasley
Tho First National Bank, OF Pecos
Texas Capital, $4,000, Application
filed by ". w. Camp.
The First National Bank. of Sander
son, Texas. Capital $4,000. April
cation filed by C. A. Brown, Alpine.
New state banks. private banks and
trust compaiies-The Citizens Bank,
of Alceville, Ala. Paid capital, $50, 0DO.
A. H. Dabbs, president; Il, v. Sterling,
vico-p president; j. a. Buntn, cashier,
Tho Peoples Bank. OF Sheffield, Ala,
Capital, $4,000. organizing,
The Bank Of Cecil, Ga. Branch OF
Citizens Bank. Abel.
Tho Citizens Bank, of Drukcsboro,
Ky Paid crsital, $1,000 w. w.
Bridges, president; u, II. Bosgess. vice.
president: y. w. jenkins. cashier.
The Bank of Collinston. La. Paid
capital. $500 Windsor Pipes, presi.
dent, j. NJ Rector, vce-president: g,
II, Ford, cashier
Tho Industrial Trust and Savings
Bank, Of Rlnghampton. Tenn. Brancl,
of Memphis.
Tho Bank of East Chattanooga,
Tenn. Chartered. Capital, $4,000. To
commence business in June.
Tho Meigs County Bank. OF Decatur,
Tenn. Capital, $4,000. r. II. Locke,
PRESIDENT; W. j. Able, vico-president;
i. j. Frederick. cashier, TO commence
business June LIST.
Tho Mosheim Banking Company. OF
Mosheim, Tenn Capital, $4,000. TT. j.
Wisecaryer. president; j.. NJ. Myers,
vice. president; j. +. l;oles, cashier.
The Bank Of Ooltewah, Tenn, Capt,
| tai, $4,000. Samuel Newton presi
dent; r. M, Cate vice-presldent,
The Cumby state Bank, OF Cumby
Texas, Capital, $4,000, Incorporated
Tho Detroit state Bank, Of Detroit
Texas, CAPITAL, $4,000 Levi Dean
PRESIDENT ]. N, Norris. yice-pesident
j Q. M. Kerr, cashier.
Tho First state Bank, of Zephyr
Texas, Capital, 100000. Q. y Couch
President; r. W2g, yice-prcsidenti j
1 w. Hewitt, cashier
Tho First State Bank Of Hermleigh
Texas. Paid capital, $4,000. j. "
/ Wemken, president; Il. III, Sirayunl
i vice. H. ], Anderson. cashier
Mscellaneous-Th First Nationa
i Bank, Of Greenwood, s. e., has changed
Iits,titlo to the National Loan and ga
change Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
and preparations were being made to
conduct u special train from Dur
hnm to the Jamestown lIxpositlon cx-
pressly for the teachers.
Maintain Price Of Cotton.

Spetlnl to Tho Tiincs Dspatchl
RALElGH, N. c.. May l1.---pres<lcnt
g: G. Moore, Of tho North Carolina Di-
vision, Southern Cotton Association, Ia
sues q statement to tho effect that he
WIN. May 18th, attend conference OF
the state presidents at Birmingham for
mapping out uniform plan for work
during. the summer. and that he Will
thcrcaftcr return to his State to push
the work. Of organizing the county
holding companies under the Allison-
smith scheme. which Is ut last be-
lievcd to be the feasible plan for main
tanning the pricc of cotton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
BOYD UNDER ARREST.
Negro Charged With Murder Ap-
pretended in New Jersey.

Especial to The s-Dispatch.1
BOYDTON. VA. May 11.-Howard
Boyd, colored. who was charged with
the murder Of Lewis Gillespie on tho
18th Of April. near Hanford. In the
western section of Meckienburg. and
who escaped soon after the alleged
murder, has been located in New Jer-
sey and arrested. Commemorative
Attorney Goode says Boyd will prob
ably DO brought back here in q few
days for trial. The murdered man and
Boyd had q quarrel tho day before the
murder, when the latter told the for
mer he would fix him. and the fol-
lowing day Gillespie's dead body was
found with bullet hole through his
head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Property Transfers.

Richmond. p. j. Whites trustee to
Fannie II. White, 80 feet on Franklin
Street. northwest corner Ct Sheppard
Street, 1876.
w. C. Wilkinson and wife to NJ A.
Walsh. 81 feet on east side OF the Bou-
lcvard, 100 feet south Of Kensington
Street. 1870
Mary II. Quarles to Daisy Estclle letter,
1856 feet on north line OF Clay Street,
12o feet west OF Kinney Street. sl.4oo.
Caroline. w. L. and Henry Metzger, Jr.,
Lena Saclzer and Charles A.. Edward IL.
and Louis r. Metzger and wives to J..
Gerard Boeh'ng. 346 feet on west line Of
Thirty irst Street, running from G Street
to r Street, s2,76s.
j. Gerard Boehling to George A. Boeh-
ling. ira feet on Thirty-irst Street,
southwest corner OF r Street. s1,3S4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
FARM AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY. MAY IS, 1907.
at noon. on the premises, the undersigned
will sell, at public auction. that we'll
known farm, THE GLEBE, situated
in Charles City county, Va. on the High
Road, about seven miles from Providence
Forge Station OF Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. about two miles from the Court
house. and about five miles from Wilcox
Landing. on the James river.
The farm contains about 352 ACRES,
OF which about 100 acres are cleared and
the balance covered with growing timber.
The buildings consist of brick dwelling
of the colonial period and the usual out
buildings
The land is gently undulating, well wa
tered and fertile. There are several fine
old trees on the lawn at the front of the
house, and at the side Is poplar reputed
to be the largest tree In Virginia.
The nearest postoflce Is three-quarters
OF mile distant; school, one-quarter
mile; grist mill. one mile.
The sale Is subject to the present ten
ants lease, which expires December 81,
1907.
TERMS: Cash. viz, $500 at time Of sale
and balance on delivery Of the deed.
Parties desiring to sec the place will
please apply to w. ]. ANIMONS, ESQ.,. the
present occupant, who will show map and
give any further information desired.
CORNELL LAND COMPANY,
CASTOR Hardy. President.
The sale will be conducted by John r.
! Nance, Esq, auction ecr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Virginia Inventions.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, D. III May IL
Megsrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant this
week to citizens of .nis State of tie
following patents: Cornelius s. Clark.
Of Norfolk. nut lock-. David II. Hazlctt
OF Dendron. cotton chopper; Frank II.
saffcll. OF Garfield trap for beehives
Charles T.. Wicks OF Norfolk. auto
matte davit fallblock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
By McVeigh & CHM;
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1112 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE 1T
Good Investment
P roperty.
No. 612 South Laurel ST.
No. 626 South Laurel St.
Nos. 1922 and 1924 Ran
dolph Street.
We will offer for sale, ut tho request
of the owner, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY MAY ii 1907:

We will offer for sale, at tho request
of the owner, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY II. 1907:
First. At 8 o'clock Y. NJ, the three
story frame dwelling Of seven rooms,
known as No. 6l2 South Laurel Street.
Lot fronts 25 feet on tho west side Of
Laurel Street, and runs back between
parallel lines 1876 feet to an alley 20
Second. AT Sis o'clock P. NJ. that
very desirable three-story frame dwell
Ing Of six rooms at the northwest corner
OF Laurel ana Holly StrecRs, designated
as No 626 South Laurel Street. The lot
fronts A. feet on the west side Of Laurel
Street by q depth between parallel lines
: Third iSi 1t O'Clock P. NJ, the two
attractive three-story frame dwellings
Of six rooms each. known as Nos. 1922
and 1924 Randolph Street. Tho lot fronts
80 feet on the west sldo OF Randolph
Street and runs back between Parallel
lines 10 feet to an alley.
The above property is located in a
good renting section. and It should be
attractive to all parties who wish to
make safe Investment,
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
Auctloneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

AS executrix Of the late Ann z.
Grant, Will sell by public auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH.
at o'clock p. NJ.
three hundred feet Of beautiful land,
one hundred OF which is on the south
side Of Ashland Street, beginning one
hundred and ninety-eig feet cast of
Washington Street; sand one hundred
feet on either side OF Claiborne Street.
beginning one hundred and ninety
eight feet east of Washington Street.
These lots. while smooth and level.
drain we'll and will make extremely
attractive building sites for modest
houses.
TgGRN1s: One-third cash, and the ball
atee at six and twelve months for
notes. with interest added. and secured
by deed of trust; or. all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser
JULIA G. MOORE.
Executrix. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Auction Sales Monday.
MONDAY. MAY 1ar11-

MONDAY, MAY 18TH,
Mt 1O:30 o'clock, ut our auction house. 16
North Seventh Street we will sell about
fifty wagon loads OF Ilouscfurnlshing
Goods Cots, single and doublc Iron Bed
stcads Mattresses, Pillows, nbous 100
Chairs and Rockers, Dining Tables, Side
Cabinets, Kitchen Tables. Safes. Refrigc-
rhtors, Crockcry. Glassware. Springs. Box
Couch, Parlor Suit, Odd Bureaus. Square
Piano, Folding Beds Baby Carriages and
Go-Carts. one good Work Horse.
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.
b. c. Buford. Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Prepare to Build Shops.
speelal to mo Times Dispa CHI

MI1HllRRIN, VA. May 1.-THE tracks
of the Underwater Railroad will be laid
to Victoria this week, and material Will
construction Of the shops ana other nee
,essary buildings FOR the Underwater Rail-
way. The contracts near Victoria have
been about completed. and tho contract
ors are moving their outfit on other
works f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
TEACHERS MAY NOT MEET
Burning Of Carolina at Durham
Upsets Their Plans.
'ial,o INC Times-Dispatch.

@.T1 SDecInI TO Tho TIIneS- !JIFTHtCII
DURHAM. N. c., May lit Is learn
cd from good authority that the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly
will not be held in Durham in juno.
on account of the burning OF Hotel
Carolina. It is quite likely that the
assembly will not be held at all this
year as 1t is thought hes. to give the
teachers a rest a splendid program
had been arranged for this occasion,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Sam Moore Under Arrest.
Especial to The Timesrnispatch. !

y - SFpclUI@ 70 TIC IIT1eBTl7IspHtcH.l
ROANOKE. VA, May 1l,--,sam Moore,
murder by poison Of the two negro
men land women a Rey ". H. Ats
Wills house In Danyille. was arrested
here to-day, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
BY a. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
THAT LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL
FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 232 NORTH TWENTIETH
STREET, NEXT TO CORNER OF
BROAD STREET. AND
THOSE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
NOS. 227- AND 2271-2 NORTH TWEEN
TEETH STREET.
BY direction Of 10 Lane Stems. ex-
ecutor Of Louis r. Bossieux. deceased.
we will sell by auction the above prop
critics. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1907. .s5s
at 6 o'clock P. M 4
It Is not often that, good brick prop
erty Is put upon the market, and but
for tho necessity Of closing up an es-
tate. YOU would not have this oppor-$
tuntty OF securing this good invest
ment
TERMS: Liberal and announced al
time Of sale, q
A. ]. CHEWING CO.,
Auctioneers. q