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The Columbus journal., 1907-01-30

In setting out trees the fol]ovin<
method will give good results: Male
the hole two feet or more in diane.
ter and eight to II inches deem. as
size Of tree may indicate Place rich
top soil in one pile and the subsoil
in another. Cut out all broken or in.
jured roots from the trees to he set
and freshen the ends Of the sound
roots with q slanting cut from be.
low upward SO that the fresh snr.
face will rest on the soil. When the
roots are in their natural position 60.
the trees in the center OF the holo
and carefully Ill In around the root.
with the best Of the top soil taker
out. sifting 1t from the edge of the
shovel and working it between tho
roots with the fingers, shaking the.
tree meanwhile to get the earfh IN
every crevice between the ,co,..
Wh-s the roots are fairly covered
tramp firmly. then fill in with the
poorer. or subspil, tramping it firmly
as it is put in place. The tree vh..,
set should stand little, il aov deeno-
than it grew in the nursery row. The
firmed earth should be banked around
the tree to shed water. About
third OF the top should be emf +.L
ing out weak and unsuccessful l;rh.
in the good ones so =. tr
balance the top with the roots that
have been cut away.
The Columbus journal., 1907-01-30

A campaign Of education is going
on in Missouri and great things in
the poultry line may be expected of
that state in the near future. A poul-
try special of two railway cars is
travelling to all parts of the state,
where free lectures on poultry top
ics are given in connection with the
display The object is to stimulate
the production of more and better
poultry and to introduce more eco
nomic and effective methods of caring
for it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

9tangcl olh 0critouonib, olif ben or
bel icincm aobinct itoBt, unb bcnl
b~artnodigen EoctfiSmus oeS Cir
Senrp Campbell. 9anncrman. Ter
obcn erlpGbnte Zines "Nrtitcl 0ing
t~batidd)lid) pon ibm ats. Sn ScutldJs
LAMB bat man Die SeratsiorOerlng
lunbrid)einlid) p%critanocn. @ilbelnt
Der 3lpeitc crrGtb Die Siicuiipc. mill
porlittig hauoeln lutb 9cbulbiger,
oIs jc, IN ser Ceicniipe Derborrcn,
Gie Sbotiahe, Dab Shirt Billion
Reid5fm15ler bleibt, nad)ocm iciu
8eiuh IN Gnolono Ieiertid) ongctiiu.
bigt lporocn mar, I0Bt ii6 nitt inter
ihdBen. Is giebt iilr cine lolf)e Ner.
berllng fcinen gclp0bnIi6cn &orman0
oocr @runO, rS lei Ocnn OnS @ieocrs
oltffladcrn fein0iclINcr @eiinnrnM
Die lid nod scr @cimfebr @ilbelm'@
oes 3meitcn IN leine Staaten nod
6eutlitcr 5cigen miro. Gr bate be1
Sdiupi eripioern iolelL menn CT
rid)t olrfl Die aauoiniihen Yaiie &c.
bcil lpollte. Shirt Billion uno iein
SouuerGn 5iebcn c9 Dor, it'd ST ent,
bolten, @er miro nun 5llerit onion.
gen. GnQlono ooer Gelti6laro a."
Irner SSlloct!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Sin 1ransuic iiber Die Gnalanoiabrt
Sailcr @ilbelm's.

Sr. Sllbet, ser Gbcfreoafteitr bcS
yGcloir." perbeblt i'm Anidlilb al bcn
uifrcuno!ihcn grtifel Der 2on6oner
nIth,es" nid,t ieinc Srcube bariiber.
DOB scr Meidsfor5ler bon Billion
nid)t nit Dem @aiier sur Heiic nnd
GnglarS eingelooeu lporben lit. Gr
idJreibt: ,Iomit iii Der 9erpeis elmer
Mabrheit erbrad)t, bob eS u1r1lidl
iInHlo9lif iii, bie guten 9e5ieblmGcn
swiiden Dem SmperialismllS pon
2pnoon mo Dem BON Berlin micber
bef5uiteIlel. Sbrc Scinbieli9fcit bat
on5u tieie @ur5eln unb ibre WCIiiite
Iteten chamber Untgcgc1. Ala Die
Snoisiiplin I'M fron5oiiifen @ecrc
ploBlih ousbrod nno ben &onig Dor,
Gnglano, Der in inns ieine Gontineu.
taliolbaten liebt, nit Gorge eriiiIlte,
Ilielt er es fiir gerathclI Die 9eluC.
-glllg Der Gooliticnen, bic CT leitet.
etlpds c~inptbaltcn. 90 crflorcn lid,
Sic 9iebenslpiirhisfciteu, mcId)e Die
1rcunbidaft nit TeutihIanb llidt
Observation-Disclosures, abcr oen beioericitl.
gen 0%e5iebungen einen corrcttCl s(il.
iirid) gaben. Nilhelm Der 3!uci!e,
Der nod uiel Belt brallht, I'M icjnc
Hoiitif utb ben Nrsbau Der Sluttc in
Ginflong 5i bringen, ,aing oui Ons
anerbiGien Der @eibmidtieungen Cill.
bonn es beoeuteic fiir i'm cine 6riit
Seitoem babeu aber Greigniiie in Gil.
ropa uno auBerbnlb Si Der @ieber-
autnabme Der ultireunbliden Gpero-
tiolien sefiibrt. Goudro oef Siebtittt
BART nod ldtserem Sipeiiel u,>
Sdapanfcn auf Der 9abn ieiner per.
IonIiden Diplomatic aiis, trot oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

rcd,t; Gic @~c!cbrten. Sft Icrfebrt'n.
Yroieiior CRATE bdlt's nit benz anct
ootiiten @auern, ser, I'M cine Nil.
5obI @un5eil 5t oertreibeu, iein bib
iheS SullS nieh%erbranntc.
Sic Semubner pom Gorto
Rico aAitlrcn, Inn bci'm nud)iten Goils
grcB Die @erleibung hes onlerifani
id)en 9iirgerre6ts on Die Yorto Hitas
uer ourd5uieben. Sic iino nid)t 9iirs
ger Eorto Hico'S, on Oas Snno nltTHc'
bort bat, politiid ielbitIt0nota 5l icin.
Gas omcrifoniitc 9iirgerrett iii
ibnen uber bis iebt nerlueigert lporben.
Eieier 3luItterltellulg lolte ouer'
0ingS cin Gnoe aernaft merben. IS
id)eint iaIt, als oh nmerifaniid)c Ncnl.
tcridger lire SanO I'M Spicle hdtteu.
SicAmerifnner, pclhe BORT mcbr pocr
meniaer GUT inlnrirte g(emter hoben-
mciit mctr - fiird,tclt, Dob hire Stel-
lllngen III @cfabr li1o, rpc1ln Die
Eorto Ticoncr 81 9iirgern gemlddyt
lperGell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Northumberland
Gepartement iiir biieutlid,c Santeu.
Sub.Tcpartcmcnt hes Staots Sagcnienrs.
Va, 1 . /; -, - Mpt,prtthpr TOM

y Il | I III u I c, is. HupPIHbPl lSu'.
Mn Hne, bic es nugcht.
IS lpirn biernlrd, AT ole &cltber bon 9i9eItz
tbunt binter sos bis einltiieBlid 500 EreBt'
man truhe. uHo 1923 pinnen'aoetiie mo ne.
ben 1926 HiHoeil.snenue: auberoem binter sos
bis einf6licBlid 500 Gailern.@penue pinter SOP
bis eininIiebIin SOC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, birter
500 bis ciuinliebllh s22 .3nlnmoro:stue1 lHo
binter sol bis einihIiesIih Sill R%rciineris Str;
auberoem binicr 0arDrooe sllPn. 5lptfheIi 6ilnlg
uro6ludn6igiicr 5irabe uno Der Hlen Horolib
Der 5iniuno6lpur3igiteH StroBe; Nlsp htllier
25Ot bis einfdlieBli2 25lI It. I~aulsSirabe
Ino binier25O0 his cinihlieblib 1904 9tOros
9uloerisstrube uIo Iucn los bis eiri6lieBlid1
l20 GitsS iinfuno8panjigiie Sirabe ltno AleD
rtorolin bon Der S~iilfllo} iuGn6ig'telt StraBe.
3lpii6eH ct. Puul' uno Gulocri StrnBe hetannt
N~eaebClI. Dab DER Siunt Sraenieiir aeiHdB Der
gSorfdDriftcn Der I'M 20. Sttuber 1903 ',irlters
6eidDneien NerurorlillG 9;r. Is Die aoilennertbti.
Illg Der yielt- giioelirlirg mo EeusRflniteriitie
Der unbenGurtcn Iuens binier obcrqenaiilien
6dlfcrn 5ir Seieitt9uIB eihc5 SenietIiIthnoetls
fertig aeiielt bat.
Sic AM oieicn Sail be5ii9lihet @apiere iiro
in oiciem Eilrenu nuibepdbrt. lilo Der Stnots
Sngentenr miro am %. ytDoember 1907 i'll lei
mem giiredu. 3luiften ben Stlltioen bon ~ nbr
MiitaaS bis 2 llDr yIacbmittaas. ireeno iueIde
m1rilidbe poer ihriftlide Nianben, Die bon III
iereiIirien Ferfonclt GcIiddbt neroeit nloaen. ~
.. &. 3euoaa,
(SlC GtaoisSS ugeHieur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Irs. @insIpm's sputbino Sprnp

triro felt fiber iiinubnnbicdsta Snfren bon
Wiaiouen ban 1fiitteru fur ihre 0inber het.rn
2abncn nit uuntdnoisert Griola eebrauht. Is
brrnbiat bas Sinh, criuetfhf belt @antscn, be-
id,ptdtttat ,aGe adlinerien; ftrtrt Ainefcttf linb
W has bette WaitteI fiir 3farrboe. s'oH glpn,
tbeieru in .diert a3eIttheilen ~terfnlft. Selb
snrnp" mn rebrtf feline ausere 6ortc. Niini'
unos,pdnSia Gents, bic SIafhe. Inter benz Ni1r.
mittels uuo 9roanensGcfeb bonn 30. sunni 1905
adrnrtirt. SerielsEiinirncr 1908. Gin aites
nMh mt tepitrteS YQitteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
WsittmodL ben 10. NDuember 1907.
MdJtr Scitcn.
Tic 5aeo rad Sob.

Ser Nelp. OortCr 9untfradl brl1gt
iueni9itenS eincu Sbcil oeo @oloeS.
ipieoer ms 2anb jllriif, oas Die ante
rifaniid)en grbinnen alle9elilhrt ha-
ben," ihrcibt cin @cd)ielblatt. 9tlin
buben mir oIlcrbings lett Gnoe Sfto-
Der iiber 80 Wiliionen Collars @olo
inportirt, inn Gurfid)nitt et1ua flint
MiQionen pro Gag; uber bon Dem
@oIoe, oa8 imlere GrbInnen Ill oaS
YusIonb geIfIeppt, miro fcin'a oo'
BET ieiu. Sir Die Uiclcn MiIlloncll,
bic mir bon europa crbnlten, mlllIct
mir tbcuer %bejablen. Gaa @olO niBs
&c nit elmer ErGnlie ilbcr ocnt Nor
maIpreis erlangt lperocn. SIC euro,
pGiifen 8closG entrulen lcetcn Die
Hatcn binoui Die Snnt BON Gnglnno
aui iicben Ero5cnt, Die 9onf BON
Jrarfreid alli bier mo Die oeutife
Reif)Sbdnf olf iicbcn cinGalb Ero.
sent. Wir babcn alio mebr, ais ben
normolen 8ol6.Grportprcis bejablen
miHen. AGeiu es lit nif)t gonj I'M.
geidbrlihl Die 8olb. Smporte %iortSll.
ietert, penn bic Iistonto-Hutcn Der
eurepaiid)cn @elO'Gcltrolen obnorm
bod, lpcrbcn. bic cllropdiihen 8elo.
Scntren ,niiiion i'd idiiten, I'M Die
rites uiht nod mchr
nlS CT hCrcitS lit,
rpjcniioe Der Bout
mo Scr RcidJSbnnf
Hiidflub beS @ol.
ober unicrc IN elr
ropa mltergcbroftcn Nftienpapiere
lperbcn ms in Men0e 5uriidgcianot.
Cine Heoftion miirbe nid)t allSblei'
ben, bei Der mir grobere &erlilitc bit
ten, als mir lcbt 9cminnen. 20 ole
beocutenocn San0eIs. Hotioncn @olo.
l%pabrung haben, lino ollc oarallf aus,
ibre 8olobclt1noe oui elmer beltimm-
ten Sobe 81 crhaltcn mo ben NbflilB
md Dem Nuslnnoc 5ll crid)ipercM
ipenn cine gepiiie @ren5e erreidJt lit.
Gn 9onf Don Sranfrcih ideint be.
iolrbers itorf 5u iein, bn .ie ibre 8ote
nod alli bier Yrp5cnt beloiiel bat,
obgIcidl tie Der 9ont bon Gonoon nit
Is Dtiuionen Collars ,u Siilic &c
fommen lit ulo bicic Srmn1c int
Hotbiullc %perooppeln lpiu. Gie Sago
nad Golb lit gcrohe iett ihnri I'M
8nnge, uulb mcnn unicrc @ol0eins
iubr obnorm 3lunimmt, 10 rucr0cn
Storungen auf benz curop1iiten
Solomorttc uniere eise,,c S%inon5laDe
ipieber peridled,terr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Snlta Miaer.

IS ildrb pI1tlid) an II. 9tooember 1907
SuIta Wlincr in ibrem 81. Gebersiubre, gcliebit
Satin bon S0bu Wiuer. Merpanote unt
Srcultoe iinb udbtut9aouu cinseiuoeu. Der Beer
oigln9 bei5uUobnen. iueIde am SpnHerita1
ibrer @obnina. Mr. 24oi. sefferfpnestrabe
aus illlo ounn INT 1a3 uhr nan Der oeutifcr
enangelifdcr Srieoelssairde. Ode Mao!lun
StrGbe mo SunoutsFlace, iiatiflfnei.
Dearest Mother. thou hast left us.
And thy loss we deeply feel:
But It's God that has bereft us
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
when the day of life has fed
When In heaven with Joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
@~eriammlnnss. Nn5eiscr.

cuan. strabeu Sn,mcrpdhreuoer gauscrein."
9ic %. Notwithstanding unb eeaiHteiIs
IpabI fiEoct W;tsrpud,, ben l3. ytcoember. tn
Jir. 92l, NcolI- StrGbc, liaii. Rtd:anipetenoe
.gdi9licocr ~oeriGl!eH III Die geicBlibe Stmfe.
Geo. Il. Yred,tcl,
(3lG-D Sefretlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
HpIa ,Selo.

IS ltarb am II. Noeember 1907 Nuia Selo.
&nttir ocS beritorbeilen Gbarles SeIo, i'm glier
ueritaa, Sen IA. Topenber, 2 rbr 9iudmitinos,
bon lbrem Seiin, Jir. 80, Sibs6uiltps StrnBc.
aus itutt, po;I Terlpanote uno 6rernbe Der
Samilte ad1tunGsoou etngclaoen iinb.
I3ib-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Nupolaiun.

Ser ftorfie NIB er5Bte SriseHof in w.Iti.
more 1ernliuus. Der vSfpfrr Sdf 3rouebse irte,
tdisr @ertreter aif BEN Srieobofe Son.togs ban,
. ltbr MlorgeIS bis 3 lbr .Nbenos, an &rhsiis'
tagen nuf 9erabreeute. @rab1tdtten du allen
Ctr EiHse: g2u M..gtarts.ets, saltmsrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Gorrainc.
Maferi1h. - Edrfdi

WaIerifM. = Farfartta. - Griebftf.
WeiiIih bot SRnIbroof etEe lrh cine b1ihe
Weile, Mount &olrsgSaaaons NIB ppr,atte'
Ienbpne. Gtuet.@iireuu i'm 5~lnettcu SIur oeS
Union nit"'Sebdiioc,s Gharles. unb 6anette'
StraEc. t0,ai4. fS.G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
SuoeSfGQc.

5bpmaS S. Gocr. Is Sabre alt, Nr. ltl3
NorosWiiItol'S tpenue. o. Gupember.
5nian Seunaro. 81 Sabre alt. 9r. 1883
Roros@litalus StraBe. II. Nooember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Subn 5crmig & Sobn,
9einenbei tatter NIB Ginbaliamirtr.
~. .lnnS S,fro.a -s

ID rr yI. StVo, IttSuhcsS ttuRS. s
Ymciggcjh1ft: Rr. 524, Gahern.N 6enae,
Stgblanotpiun, yaltimpre.G ounfh.
@.r babeu in %urfcrcr laraeH GefhdfisprayiS
sIrn ino 5teid, beerhtat, Girb init %aeritacr'
0roiit Sufricocl,. Sic ~Icinften 9ntiden 9eIie'
iert fir Sph;eiicit. llnterbultutaen MO urfere
&cIeaerbeiiei,. Eciee Telephone. (Wiai26.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
WaaSalcna Srepcr.

Is ftarb am IL. 9ioper1ber 1907 Wiasoalcna
Hrcpcr, g9itnpe bon Ssni. ". Sreber. 2ie Be
eroignlt9 iinoet Mittuof, een 10; giooentber,
nuna, 9r. 1924. seeit.9afaoetie ,sIoenue. ans
itait. &cifetun9 prinatim. @iite feline ghi'
men. (olb-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Mlbcrt IS. TuQer,

gcihrntr ftattcr.
9,odfolscr bon SSillium 9. srb iinb bel tbnl
fir "a Sabre bei6iitiet. pr. 221. Noro.Nrpab'
WnD. IeIcpbou: gSulfe 2203. Dtdbige Breife.
(Sft9--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Baltimore Gcmctcrs.

YRrccu: NrdnHin.yies., Baltimore. II. Ys.thitr.
SeprdbriBpIdee sum- @crfnlt hon $25 III,
nit Wtarmorrfoftcit nheeateilSt 49,, - EI1b
ilr rier @rdber. Treie Senutui,n Der anpele
iiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Suut1G.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Vcrthu Whrcu0t.

60 ftarb ain 10. gionember 1907 Bertha
Abrrnot int alter bon IS Sa1ren UNI 8 M'o'
nater in Der JSubuung i6rer Sflueiter. 5raI
Wiintie guiB. III. 220a. GoligbaSirubr. Gie
Secroipuna iinoet Wtittuodl, Den IS. 9topeniner
1907. 9iadbnittaes I'M > lbr. itatt, Serrpatlote
uIio Nreiluoc itno adti.t95oou et1Gelahen.
(3l6--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
0uuopn . 4arf . Eemctcrn.

@irean: 9ir. IT, Geit. sdratosa. 2traVe, Enb
Saupt.6lngang, Srrorri6.Huab.
gcarubrippldse bon S25 an iinicr beitdnoiecr
slufIidt. SdnitftlMnen. @eipinoe. @ilan5en etc.
peroen I'M Sreibbnufe am SaiptsGinaaiIg &c.
iunncr. Infer slgeif pirb iuc;tr eeipiiifdt.
porfprcder. t82o y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

Huulan0's tiirfiidJc YGbcr,
Equitable. @ebdaoc, Euftamt aesen. stets oiirn.
(Nua22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

@eiddtsiRbrer 6. u. 3etnh &ob7ung:
Is. e. g. 12t % @aIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13
Der 2eutf6e Correspondent

Giatutbamsr @. Raine, @otHnr9:
g. 4 8. 3eItpbou; 1866 WabifoH-H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

aaentur fir @afbiugiou uuS Giitrtit Columbia:
gsm. S%annemauu. 1915 Waripn.str, N..D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

9as BETS uuS biniste peutide sIatt In ben
NttteI. nno shbitunteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-13

AproRo 5J}1iGgt nj q w. 8m ~
ocs.S bergeriht o0er ObetI9mtbcsoe
riht? Nribc Shrcibrueiitn lino III
Der oeiitidfomtritaniiher Treiic o.
brtllhlid;. Gic nellu Serren bil6cn
ein 8erid)t Der 9unbesreiscrung. ul'o
ein @lunbesacrid)t. linO nls bGd)ite
Snlton5 cos Obcr . 9uubeSgerid,t.
ODER bns @eribt III ENC bobcre
Snltan5 Sbcrgeriht Der @utocS
Hesicruna dip 9nnoess Sbergerid}t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
MAIDSTONE BRINGS RICHES. +
stone Came From North Carolina and Is
Highly Valued.

NEWCASTLE. IND. September 2s,--
Henry Bundy, owner of the Bundy mad
stone. which has brought hundreds of per-
sons to this city for treatment died at his
home here this week. Mr.. Bundy was
eighty-two years of age.
The stone, which was found in the ston,-
acl Of a deer, according to tradition. came
into the possession OF the Bundy family In
North Carolina In 1890, and has remained
In that family from generation to genera
ton.
Mr.. Bundy always kept 1t about his per-
son or in a safety deposit vault at a local
bank, charged SO for applylng the stone
and ST per hour for the time 1t remained on
tho wound BY means of this stone ,he ac-
cumulated fortune8ot s2boooO to 100000,
It Is said. The stone will probably go to
Charles r. Bundy, of this city, unless the
former owner made other disposition OF 1t In
his will. s5a ~ Y a "a "a
The stone resembles a piece OF brown
soap about two by three and a half inches
and three-quarters of anNinch thick. It Ia
supposed to draw poison from wounds, and
when working will adhere to flesh With
wonderful tcnacity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
DOG TIES UP RAILROAD.

u . II L 4 I Il. ! 3 -.Ia Il
Baltimore and Ohio Trains Stopped
Through Fear Of Rnbid Cur.
CONNELLSV1LLE, PA. September 49,.
"A little yellow dog. frothing at the
mouth. tied UP the entire Connells-
Vile section Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday for an hour
and half. and the trains did not
make their regular schedule until five.
hours later.
The dog darted into the dispatcher's
office at White Rock, q mile above the
city. The dispatcher Just took time
to hold up every train on the division.
and then he and the operators vacated
the office. Word was sent to this city.
and a. police officer was ordered to
the scene. He Looked at the dog, de-
clared II wasn't mad, chased 1t out
OF the office, the dispatcher and the
operators returned. ana the railroad;
I.was placed In operation agalp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

for the overhead trolley system. The
track of the electric road.
from the tidal basin bridge over the
approach to the new Highway Bridge
has been removed, and only one track
is in service for both the incoming and
outgoing trains. The iron to be used
in The underground construction is on
the ground. and tents to be used as liv-
Ing quarters by the men who will be
employed in the construction work
have been erected on the Potomac
Park. near the steam railway embank-
ment. The work on the new road will
be pushed as rapidly as possible
Washington Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Fol, NEW COTTON MILL.
Company Formed mt Clinton. for n
$1.5,OOO Plant.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. September
ga company was organized at Gin
ton on Saturday for the building Of q
cotton mill, to run 5000 spindles at a
cost of s125,000. w. y. Mcneil, presi-
dent of the Fayetteville Mcneil Manu-
featuring Company, was made presi-
dent
Stock is being freely taken in the
new yarn miil. to be erected in the
northeastern outskirts of the city by
the MCNEIL Manufacturing Company.
The report of the Fayetteville South
ern Life Insurance Company. just sub
mitted by the general manager, G. J..
Cooper, shows that in business career
of a little less, than two years insur-
ance has been written to the amount OF
Sc 900. 600
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no ELIMINATE TROLLEY.
Improvement by Mount Vernon itnil-
way In potomac Park.

way III s'otonlac Park.
The washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway is preparing to
comply with the District requirement.
and to substitute the underground
electric system for the overhead wires
on that portion. of Its track between
the south end Of the new bridge over
the tidal basin. and the north end Of
the Highway Bridge. The latter part
of the past week force Of laborers
was put to work on the excavations for
the new system. which. 1t is under
stood, will require about six weeks or
two months to- complete. The work
will be completed, however. and the
tracks be in use before December 1st,
the limit allowed the railway company
for the5substitution Of the underground
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BLOWN DOWN
BY SEVERE $NIND-STORa1
7rspecialto The Times-Dispatch

NORFOLK, VA, September 2s.-As
the result of wind-storm yesterday
afternoon two houses. frame dwellings,,
I'm the course Of construction. We're
literally blown to pieces Although
the L Of one OF the houses was occu-
pied at the time no one was injured.
This small hurricane occurred In Prem
It's Place. back of Portsmouth. S
A heavy dirt cart which had been
left in the road, was picked up by
the wind as though 1t We're so much
paper and carried several hundred
! The residents In that section We're
very much alarmed and are most
grateful that no one was Injured.
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JAMES JACK is INDICTED.
Hotel Clerk Charged With Shooting
Policeman LeSg.
Special to The Times-Dispat

49, >peCIdI 20 IIe lliIIts-i21sPt!CIl.J $3.50
WINCHESTER. VA. September 30
James M. Jack, the Winchester Hotel
clerk, who shot Policeman Lewis Legg
through the right lung on AugustS15th,
while believed to have been in de-
mented condition. was to-day indicted
by special grand jury in the Cor
poration Court. He is charged with
feloniously shooting with intent to Kill.
Judge Atkinson, who will consider the
matter Thursday. Since being in jail
Jacks health has been impaired.
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to the Barn.

Back to the Hnrn tEi. 8
The Conductor-Come out Of It. Mister;
yon got to change here. This car goes to-
the barn. ~ Is tt s5 v sf
The seelng-New Yorker lhalf asleep)--Go
right ahead, sonny! I Amt fed a hog, or.
jmIlked a. COW In over "a. week, hgosh.s Ill
4al1. IA do tha aharaz this aYanln'-.spAnk.
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RenuI.itIon for Tnit.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispat CHI.
RALEIGH. n. c., September 2..-
Governor Glenn honors a requisition
made by Governor Ansey. of south
Carolina, for Glen TAFT. who is wanted
for assault with intent to kill, and
1t is possible that Governor Glenn
will go to Texas in January, being
urgently invited to speak at Waco, one
of the best known places in that State.
where there are many North caro-
linianS.
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The Roxvlunds In Court.

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch)
RALEIGH. N. c., September 2s.-1n
the Superior Court here to-day DR..
and Mrs. D. S. Rowland were brought
In and special venire OF $50 was
drawn. their trial on the charge of
poisoning Seaboard Air Line Engineer
Charles r. Strange. the woman's first
husband, being set for next Monday.
Mrs. Rowland's sister sat by her, and
Or. Rowland's uncle was with him.
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For Bctter SCHOOLS.

Special to The Times Dispatch.]
q RALEIGH, N. c., September 23.--
The State Educational Department is
that twenty-five school dis
tricts In Columbus county voted for
local taxation, thus placing that coun-
~ at the ton of the list.
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dillon was much improved to-day. and
cral attacks. but none SO severe as this
one. His Illness began the day after
his return from Europe, week ago,
he having been abroad for two months.
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Secretary Dr,ner III.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
RALEIGH. N. c., September 23.-Sec-
rotary Thomas K. Bruner. OF the State
horticultural Board. has been very III
Nero with septic fever, but his con-