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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02

on LETTERED STREET IN NV
re- BEsTck hkii GoiSREp rh TE NNH
ASb II fIksr- CLASS coSbITioS'
HOMES OF NV WAsIIiNGfoN nEI tHi!
TWO BLOCKS FROM 2 CAR LINES;
HkATED By STEAM FR1cE' $3.50
EACH.
A BUSINESS PROPERTY. north side
of F STREET. renting at 81 400 per
mum. OWNER WILL CONSIDER
REASONABLE OFFER.
PAYS SEVEN PER CENT on AN N
S Ss rnorE e f1 Vest OF !n srh PSF ST.
NORTHWEST section, built by day
labor. well arranged and comfortable.
FIFTY FEE FEET VIDE. hns sioiithic a siGs
RIDE RIDE Frost ssSssf S ssrGf ESrkk sH9 PIT
law" IN 'front.' % ' IhRcE ai sfSE and Se9 1sa1
reception hall KITCHEN on FIRST; FIRST
FGsS Size slG5sts and o. A' EaY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
"A COLONIAL HOUSE within half
block Of l4th street; brick: THIRTY
ana a,'s: ior !T Tir stSFf 81 t asE
HDN ,IR Or AMP All FlFTY.sIX to alley;
N9RTHWRsT; lot isulo 90 to ) soft IT.
a alsy ce 1hree ps s.SIes nine r00ms bath
Some VERY DESIRABLE building
LOTS MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
ADJOINING do, and opposite NORWEGIAN
sEMLDETACHED HOME. built to
stay; southern and eastern EXPOSURE
two stories seven ROOMS and bath,
cellar. STABLE. Price. $500.
We HAVE SEVERAL very good
on RENTAL PLAN that are well worth
looking into.
swARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
mh2-2t,eSu Jl6 ST. NV.
FOR sALE-DETACHED HOUSE. BRICK, IN MT
Pleasant; just completed; containing rs. and b.
concrete cellar; steam heat; elegantly finished
iOt So from lain 81. cars. sold at bar
gain. Apply on premises 1862 Oak st. NV Ais.
houses 1903 35l1 Center ST. Open for inspection
FOR SALE
S3,OO0-Near 18th and ID SITS ne; a comfortable
and convenient home, rooms and ba th
In prime condition. This Is a very low
price for such house. See il now
Sc, 2O0-An S-room and bath brick dwelling O,
9th ST. near St; open plumbing la
trObe and range. Rents steadily a
1000 per mo. \ good Investment
VIII sell to colored purchaser
81, 150-On s st. NV. bet. 18th and 18th, 3-stor
brick; 10 rooms bath and cellar: ba;
window; lot about 20x100 IT. to alley
I'd floor rents unfinished at $25 De
no. This is bargain. Investigate II
So, 2o0-Eight four-room bricks in good condi
tion. renting ut 1875 gross. $1,000 cal
remain on same, IL desired. VIII ais
exchange for business property.
$T,sOO-on west side OF 18th ST.. near Irving
Columbia Heights; an elegant moderl
home Of III rooms and all conyeniences
A bargain for the prompt buyer.
A. f. FOX COMPANY. Established 1876.
THE REALTY CORNER" 18th at n. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-PARTY LEAVING CITY WILL SAC
rifce a sevenroom and bath brick. all mOderl
impro, ements In central NV. Easy terms. Ad
dress the OWNER, Boz 30, Star office. mh2-3t'
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS COLUMBIA ROAD.

This is Of the best-built homes on the
Heights. Contains ten rooms and bath; hot-wateI
heat beautiful manteis and gas fixtures; perfect
condition; room for stable; two windows in din
ing room. Finely built.
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FOR SALE-S1 200
ALMOST NEW RESIDENCE. 10 rooms and
tiled bath. First-foor kitchen. Cellar concerted
Steam heat Perfectly arranged and built. JUST
THE LOCATION TO SUIT. On prominent let
tered street west of 14th and just one square
of main line. South of 7 st. NV.
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN BELT. Unc.) 1920 NV.
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COUNTRY ESTATE.

FOR SALE - "MUSIC HALL" A BEAUTIFUL
country home near Charlottesville, In AlbemarIe
Co... Virginia; 272 acres; over 1000 apple trees
in full bearing; variety OF other fruits: double
large rooms. ample dining room. win sell at
bargain or exchange Tor city property unincum-
nv. fe16-lr2
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
$5OO00 cash and $50 to $50 monthly. For fun
Particular, r.. drop postal telephone or call for
Terrace
FULTON R. GORDON.
,on,,,, Suburban Realty Operator.
ml2,tf Colorado bldg bldg TEL Main 800
N. L. SALISBURY,
1922 18th st. NV.
Nice frame, Or. & b. near 9Th and G Sea- $50
Good location s.e. Or. b. 2-story brick. 1880
Near Lincoln Park, er & b.; very cheap. 5000
Modern brick, near 14th and s.e........ 5000
bargain. near eth & E. Cap. sr. & b.. 5000
Down town. NV, Or. & b.; convenient. $500
Central NV, Or. e b.; nice home ......... $500
Good brick. Or. & b.. mr. 9Th G s.e...... 1900
Two-story, bay-window. mr.. Pa. ave. s.e... 8, $50
A pretty home mr.. 14th & T NV; bargain. 1000
Nj. 18th & Sc; handsome brick dwell'g. 1000
Mass. ave. s.e. near Park. fire home...... 400
Get our list of bargains in ever, part Of the
city. n. L. SALISBURY,
1921 18th st. NV.
49, - :, - -----
1891 18th st.
For sale-Here's real bargain: well-built and
nicely arranged brick residence; six
son+h ~ r,ou;, w" a pnma rsii,hin ona
square Of 18th ST. cars. Easy terms ms;
80 80 - 49, T"'~eO
For saIe-Tb;s ia another oood ore. A most attrac
tive home in central northwest: six ex-
ira large and tiled bath. cellar
uMutL entre house, Getutiiuly Papereu
wv esf lines rice -%1'o'o
For S,Io To- r,o,,..., YI.,. A...,<., ,,,,,
" hn,so iu I htisn.s a uea .ta,n nur
sly pice eama s ion ti1ed hatb
hsrd. hne s, cSnere e cellar: selected
int ". oou nhiSn iurnace neat. eonse. u.
suit Price. ...............$ 4'6oO
For solo-a rrcttv ro,r ,,,o s.,r, ,o,so. ,rosssd
'' ""ie-ta Ere.S. new Wo-story mousse: pressed
oriSk front: orown,stone Trimmings: nne
caonet manteis: handsomely decorated;
cpIar, g10d YARD: baVed aiey, , tnSr-
oushiy Wen construeted' cannot oe oWpil-
Saied In the city Tor the price very
Hpefal terms. irice .$o,VVV
..~-cn1n,
leEe-th&s-zt .l92l 18th st: NV. -
FOR SAFE MEAD nI-poEr ~,pcrr cpr nv
rn u m'ne; 81 ~ aoohs unu rhe uied pa.h rooM =
opIar o rs. moor: nea rooms; an ~ nrs.e ISL.
81 90 ' NSpI nv p'
fe2G-eo st 71D.2I I3tb ut NV
10y. %. u"
For SAFE
s3'4oo EACH.
Nos ,o,, no ,,r ,cr CT WV
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Goth st. NV. IL rooms and hath: In good order
Lot 21.1tx1O3 TO alley. NeichhoThood excellent
Cost SO. 900. viii sell for 5000.
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have large number of houses Of all classes
for sale at prices less than the present cost of
building and large tracts of unimp-ovPd land.
and many single lots in all parts Of the District
mh2-3t GEO W. LINKINS. $40 18th ST. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FUK SALEI-$5, IUU.
An exceptional offer. West Of 14th NV. A
most attractive two-story and attic home prop
erty. Modern in all its equipment. large:
bright, airy rooms and tiled bath: fur. heat; all
in perfect condition. Very desirable location, u
square of line. See it.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 704 18th st. NV.
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FIVE TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSES
ON LETTERED STREET IN NV.
SECTION: RENTING so PER MONTH
TO BEST-CLASS COLORED TENANTS.
THEY ARE ON GOOD DEEP LOTS
AND IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION.
PRICE, SIS, 500.
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FOR SALE-GREAT REDUCTION.
OUT-OF-T0WN OWNER SAYS:
..SELL IT For S5.5DO.''

Here's a fine NORTHWEST home. located
south Of St. which mast have cost the present
owner 81. 500.
Full 3-story bay window brick: rooms kitchcn
on lst hoorl; modern bat'.
Lot Slv100.
TO WIDE PAVED ALLEY.
This property Is strictly modern: open plumb
ing: cellar: furnace. and laundry tubs.
BLI-NDDN. O'BRIEN & BELT Cnc.). 1920 G NV.
mh2-3teSu
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r. l. ave. between 9th and 10Th SITS. South
front: 10 large rooris. bath. cellar AMI furnace.
Cost $4,000. Lot 22x14D to 30-ft. allev. Must
he sold to close estate. Price. SS,WO.
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BLUNDON. O'BRlEN & BELT. INC.
1920 &. st. NV.
FOR SALE-HERE'S A SNAP.

FOR SALE-s9. $50.
BEAUTIFTI MASS. AVE HOME-Northwest
west of 9th ST.. 3-story bay window brick: par
Tor. dining room and kitchen on list floor: 3 be-
rooms and modern bath I'd floor; bed room
Sd floor; laundry. servants room and toilet
good back yard; modern furnace; abundance o
parking Property in excellent condition.
BLUND0N, O'BRIEN & BELT. Qnc.). 1920 G NV
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FOR SALE
BRICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR HOMES
S2.GOO-N. c. ave. rooms and bath; rem. S21 90
~. I1o-On 10th st. me- Gr. and b.: rent. II. 90
S3.2o-On st. s.w.. Or and b.: rent. - 90
$3.6j0-Pa ave. Sc, Or. and b., fur. heat.
JAMES L. SHEA,
mh2-eo.tf.1O G43 La ave. NV.
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A BUSINESS PROPERTY, north side
of F STREET. renting at 81 400 per an
mum. OWNER WILL CONSIDER
REASONABLE OFFER.
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EIGHT BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC
HOMES on WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
TWO BLOCKS FROM CAR LINES:
BRICK. > STORIES, o ROOMS. 2
BATHS: KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR;
HEATED By STEAM. PRICE, $3.50
EACH.
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Pays SEVEN PER CENT on AN N
VESTMENT Of $4,000. fine BCSI-
NESS PROPERTY WEST OF 9TH ST.
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WANTED-GOOD SHALLOW BUILDING LOTS
at low figure. VIII pay all cash; must buy
within 80 days. Address PRIVATE BUILDER,
Star ONCE. fe26-6ts
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S.NIsF-
SwARTZEII.. RHEEM & HENSEY Co,
916 + STREET NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsDk.
MooRE 4 HILL anc.,. 1883 q st. NV.

OPPOSITE WEATHER BUREAU.
Beautiful pressed brick-front house o. rooms
and good bath; over IS feet wide; cellar; kitchen
main foor A great bargain at 81 49,
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JUST OFF TTH ST.
On NV; rooms; new bath; LOT Fl feet
wide; side light; brick convenient location.
S, 900.
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n. l.. SANSRURY.
fe2Sth&s-2t 1921 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. A SPLEEN
did home: 10 rooms and fine tiled bath room; 4
rooms on first floor: bed rooms all in first class
order: a rare opportunity to secure nice home in
this fashionable locality; easy terms: price,
SI.2JO n. l.. SANSBt RY,
fe2G-eo.3t 1927 18th st. NV.
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SwARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
mh2-2t, eSu 30 + ST NV
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FOR SALE-22iO MASS. AVE. n. w.-LOT ok
100 RUNNING THROUGH TO % ST; 4
STORY BRICK; is ROOMS; BATHS; HOT
WATER HEAT; GAS AND ELECTRICITY.
HENRY WELLS. SOLE AGENT
mh23t 14lO C. ST. y. W.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER-THREESTORY HOUSE;
LIST st. NV; nine rooms and bath; furnace heat !;
very desirable: one block from car line; SO. 900,
terms to suit. Address Box As. Star office.
nh ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
TO COMMEMORATE
FIRST ASSEMBLY
a. p. v. a. to ljiveil Handsome
Monument at Jamestown
Island To-day.
EXCURSION FROM RICHMOND
Tazewell Taylor, Jr, and Miss
Susan Neardley Garrett to
Draw Veil.

The monument concentrating the
first General Assembly OF this Cons
erected by the Association
for the preservation or Virginia An-
Will be unveiled on James
town, Island to-day with appropriate
eSercises, many members OF the assoc.
citation taking part
Tlic association Will run an excur-
sion to- the Island by the steamer
nfnnss w Tlf M lea sS d Hf od Ills
morning. returning this evening. .Iie
committee Of arrang: ments is com
posed Of Mrs. Alice NJ. Tyler, Mrs. y.
Finders Robinson and Miss Mamie =.
Baughman. who expect q large crowd
in attendance on the ceremonies.
The program Of exercises will begin
at 1870 III Nj when the opening
prayer will be delivered by the 1t,
Rev. James Bowen Funston. Bishop OF
will be delivered by inc Rt. REV. l'ev-
erly y. Tucker.
h Bishop Randolph. OF the Diocese OF
Southern Virginia. Will present. the
onsento the n1sos,a ton ana A1
will accept the monument.
farewell Taylor, Jr. grandson OF the
distinguished Virginian OF that name,
and little Miss Susan Yearrdley Gar
OF williamsburg, Va, direct descend
the veil.
The monument is situated near the
tower OF the old Jnmestown CHURCH .iicl !,
was held. It IS a work Of handsome
and splendid design, ana forms 81 fitting
tribute to the first converting OF the
august body which It commentaries
l. Is EXPECTED that large, er9W ,1,. WI y,
burg ana the eastern section Of the
State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
WILL CLOSE AT 10 T. NJ.
Retail Merchants Have Now Practically
Agreed Upon Plan.

The retail merchants have now prac-
tically agreed on the hour for closing
on Saturday nights. At least the shoe
dealers have done SO, and this seems to
have been where the pinch cnfne.
Others, it is expected. will follow suit,
The hour is 10 o'clock, and the agree
ment viii take effect at once, begin
ming next Saturday night.
The trouble SENS to have been over
the fact that a number Of the concerns
who deal exclusively in shoes were nos
willing to sign the early closing agree
ment unless certain clothlers who also
carry shoes should come in. These lat
ter have complied. Following are the
concerns who have entered into the
compact: Seymour Sycle, W. i. Doug
las, Regal Shoe Co., Hanover Shoe Co..
IT. c.. Boschen, G. r. Cross Shoe Co.,
1Ioffhelmer Bros. Co, Broad Street. B.
b, lowles Co., y. w. Dabney Co., ]. A,
lGriggs Shoe Co., Nelson Shoe Co, Par
rlsh Brothers, T. II. Spence. Taylor and
Brown, w. A. sorg and Moses May.
Clothiers and Shoe Men: Q. II. Berry
and Co., Burk and Co.. Jacobs and
Levy, Julian W. Tyler and x. Fisher
and Son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
All the things for the shore,

4 i've August Sth Ga few days being
given to change tickets and pub
fish new rate schedules). certain
cases to be carried to the Supreme
Court for final determination. and
In the meantime the railroads to re-
quest the circuit judges to COM
lnence no contempt proceedings,
and j to ask the judges and solicit
tors TO commence no. more indict-
ments and mol pros those on their
dockets except the two from Which
appeals were taken. and to request
tho people not to commence any
penalty suits. In compliance with
my agreement, the law being now
fully recognized and obeyed by tho
railroads, l most earnestly request
all judges to stop all new indict-
ments and to mol pros those on
the dcckets, and also beg the peo-
pie to bring no more penalty suits
to the end that peace and harmony
shall again prevail between the
railroads and the people. You can
not niure, tho railroads without
obey the law they are entitled to
protection. The law is now In full
force, and no one should therefore
desire to violate the agreement
made between the State ana the
railroads, and ! confidently ask and
expect that said agreement DO car
ried out and DO strictly complied
with. Tho law is supreme. Let all
obey it. r. b. GLENN,
Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
- - 5000 49,
WILL VISIT RICHMOND.
New England party to he Here q

New Enslund Party 10 BE Here on
Thursday.
"Richmond. Thursday, August 1st,"
is an imporant item on TIE itiherar y
coming South to find out what people
here really are like. The party ishor :
ganized as an educational and pleasure
trip BY the Bridgcport { &C. r., M9 ;wo
weeks trim under the direction Of Mr.
q. W. Hills, proprietor Of TIE pap,ehr ,
prize winners in The Te,egran,s; 70 4
contest. The trip includes stops q,
New York Coney Island 90 there Is
enough left there to seel. WashlnGton
Mt. Vernon. Richmond, jamestown
island Norfolk Old Poiat and the en-
position. 4, .
been arranged and init the ra f Ca nne1
out. THURSDAY Is Richmond day, me
party will arrive here at l2:2o o'clc~,,
over the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. Lunch will be serry-
I'D II the Hotel Richmond, Where the
Visitors will stop for the night; Ihe
a fternoon will be given un t. driyins
points Of Interest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
GOVERNOR CONFER SENDS
GLENN CONGk.ATUl.t

Especial to The Times-D ispatchl
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 29.--ln q
statement issued by Governor Is. e..
Conner tonight concerning the attitude
or Governor Glenn, OF North Carolina,
in the matter of reduced railroad rates,
the Executive said:
"The Goyernor Of North Carolina and
tho States judiciary. in their contro-
versy between the state and Federal
courts. have won II signal victory ana
deserve. The thanks Of every. state IN
bama, hereby extend ngratulations
to Governor Glenn and the State judi
cinry for having so Well maintained
the sovereign condition Of a sovereign
state"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
GUST PRESIDENT
UNLESS HE QUITS
.Gaegler Must Resign Head Of
Old Dominion Protective
Association.
STATE OFFICIALS TO ACT
Attorney-Gene Prepared 70
Carry Matter Into Courts
If Necessary.

Unless A. D. Gaegler, president OF
the Old Dominion Protective Assoca-
ton. of Alexandria. retires from Of
pnrtn1ent OF Virginia, Attorney General
Anderson; will take legal steps to have
him removed.
This situation developed yesterday
MS the result ola conference which was
held by Insurance Commissioner But
and the Attorney General. and at which
the methods Of two Alexandra COM
panies, tho Old Dominion Protective
Association and the Modern Woodmen
o. the World. were considered 1t had
been reported to the department that
the companies had not obeyed the reg-
.ulations. i'm that they had resorted to
unusual. practices in the matter of re-
insurance. Judge j. *. NJ. Norton, Of
Alexandra, came here to represent the
two concerns. and the conference, there
fore, was in tho mature OF an 1nYesit-
CATION.
WIFI Force Him Out.
So far as the Modern Woodmen OF
the World was concerned. Attorney
General Anderson held that inasmuch
as the alleged reprehcnsible practices
had taken place before the creation OF
the Insurance Department by the Gem
eral Assembly, the department was not
in q position to interfere by way OF
1T is the understanding Of the de-
part,nent here that the Alexandria com
panies are largely controlled by Wash
ington capital liccnse. however, hay
is s. resi- resident Of Washington. Formal
notice Will be served on him to the
effect that he must retire from the
presidency In the event that ne fails
or refuses to comply. Attornay-Genern
Anderson Will Immediately proceed TO
y a thn ter into the courts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
WILL NOT DISCUSS
THE VIRGINIA CASE
Officials OF Department Refuse
to Talk on the Rate
Situation.
sWANs0N's FIERY STATEMENT
His Declaration Read With In
terest-Nortl1 Carolina Case
Up in October.
Dy WAITER EDWARD HARMS.

WASHINGTON. y. c., July 2o.--The
officials OF the Department OF Justice
refuse to discuss the prospects OF a
struggle between State and Federal au-
thority In Virginia growing out of tho
order Of the Corporation Commission
fixing charges for transportation Of
passengers on five railroads at two
cents q mile. An official said day
that for reasons which prevented their
discussing the North Carolina fight at
any stage, they could not discuss the
Virginia situation. since the same con
llct between Judge Pritchard's court
and State officials might arise.
Although the cases OF the two States
are essentially different, the final phases
OF the struggles promise to be tile
same assuming that there will DO q
struggle in Virginia. The statement
of Governor Swanson was evidently
read with interest at the department,
although 1t was not possible to Induce
anybody to comment upon the fiery.
II somewhat beated declaration OF the
Governor on the subject, and his advice
to the commission to violate the order
of the Federal court and 60 to Jail
An Illustrative Anecdote.
The Jail proposition for members of
the commission created some amuse-
ment. A citizen of Virginia. who is
employed in Washington, was remind.
cd Of g story Of Hon. w. p. Barksdale.
In 1904 Mr.. Barksdale. as elcctor ut
large on the Democratic ticket, stump
ed the State for Parker and Davis.
lie had an appointment to speak at a
remote point IN one of the Ninth DIS.
t I'll. counties, Before the day arrived
oral Democrats were. killed. 1t was
charged that Republicans melted the
Tlot foI. the purpose OF inttmida ting
Democrats. Mr.. Barksdale and two OF
three tn Democrats at the safe distance
OF hundred miles or SO We're discus
sing the subject OF the appointment
and the wisdom Of Senator Barksdales
promise Of the Democratic committee e
hearing him on that date.
me fact that Democrats were killed
R Il g p. I.t, had ineited the trouble
|tiEguished public official Of Virginia
who was, participating in the confer
60 ahead, Barksdale," he exclaimed
SHOULD kill you. It would defeat Semi
sure, Sir. y would defeat him sure
BarkSdale'S face was a stay.
Maybe it would, major" hc ,lrAw.ed
but Ill be Jcremiahed II 7 want e
play paschal lamb for anybody"
Carolina Case First.
The Supreme Court Of the unlJet
States does not sit until October. There
on the docket. so that t,nly not o.
possible to advance the Virginia caS'
very greatly.
The North Carolina case wll 3
viii probably have the rlSat pt va!
over the Virginia. case shom;l ~ O
made up by that time. The WeI's t?r
ginia debt case is on fhc :ociSct 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
SCAFFOLD BREAKS.

P. w. jolly. of Fulton, Fails Twenty
Feet. and rs Seriously Injured.
BY the collapsing Of the scaffold on
whseh he was WorEing P; W Jolly.
yesterday precip1tated twenty feet to
the ground and seriously injured
When the man was picked UP It was
found that IFS collar bone was broken
that he had n suffered n bad scalp
wound. He may be internally injured
also.
DR.. Williams. Of Fulton, and Dr.
Strole. of the city ambulance corps. at
tended the injured man, and he was
taken to. his home in the ambulance
wagon. ls9i@ISs
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9nrily incident to the protection of IT'S
nrisdieticn.
WORD no SAY ABOUT "'rIilS
III KIND OE OnSTRuCTION.NI

e9{ H# asf5j KIND OE OUSTkUG1iVNsiI
III this kind of obstruction should
srcvail and citizens are thus to be-
lenied the rights guaranteed them by
she Constitution Of The United States,
Than thesa provision Of the Cnnstitn-I
Non would become dead letter. as
shnre would be no means of enforc-
Ing them.
when the motion for an inter1ocu-
Tory Injunction was made III these
tauses there was FUN argument before
ME by counsel representing the COM
plainant and by counsel representing
The defendants. the members of the
Corporations Commission, the Attorneys
General and the Assistant Attorney
General OF North Carolina
"This argument lasted over several
days. and covered all points at Issue.
Upon tliis argument and my eonsidcra-
ton of the case ] entered the inter-
locutory iniunctions.
"On q subsequent occasion the mat
ter was again presented to me on the
trial Of u writ of habeas corpus, ]
then delivered a writtin opinion which
states my Views OF the law. | feel no
doubt as to the soundness of these
views, nor as to the jurisdiction Of
this court. nor its right and duty to
enter the interlocutory decree, nor, III
order to protect the jurisdiction of this
court to discharge on habeas corpus
the persons who had been arrested by
the State authorities for compliance.
with the orders sof this court. Il.
AS the defendant failed to appeal
from the order of this court awarding
the said interlocutory injunctions,
nothing remained exception this court
to pursue the orderly consideration
of the cases, and meanwhile to protect
its Jurisdiction and Its processes when
action on its part was lawfully in
voked. The court still considers that
IT would be its duty to continue this
protection whenever its action in the
premises should be thus lawfully in
Noked.
But as the complainants, for.the pro-
lection of whose rights the interlocu-
tory decrees We're entered. now move
the court permission to surrender the
protection of said order, to the extent
Indicated in their respective petitions.
there is nothing for the court to do
except to grant the permission pray
ed"