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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27
BRIEFS And PERSONALS.
BiyOuac III The Dead.

this week.
DrC.P. Capp-, of MehcrrIn, spent
a portion ol last Tuesday in farm,ille.
Mrs. NV. Godsey, of Rice Depot,
Is visiting her daughter, MIS-. ". u.
WmtIock, of Farm,ilIe
Nr. Lee Eidgood Will go 10 Ciewe /
tonight Co address the citizens and .
teachers Of Holloway county.
Dr. Elmer e. Jones is attending "a .
Teachers, Association in Winchester I.
where DEE is 90 deliver an address.
Miss Alice pugger, who has been /
confined To her room for some time
with the measles is again able TO be
out.
Mrs. Chappell announce, her mil
Hucry opening TO bc on Thursday and
Friday of next week, April 2nd and
3rd
Mrs J.J. llatchctt is still quite
,ic, at Mrs. a.. j.. Robertson, her sister,
Mrs. VIM. e.. Hiddick from Newport
News. came zap on Monday to be with
her.
Nh. vs.. 10. Ewing Prince Edward S
former highly esteemed treasurer who
has been COINED 10 his home for many
months. is reported Us improving, and
is able 90 Doe zap and about the place
Mr.. G.. D.. Bowry superintendent of
schools in rurke,illc, was in town
Wednesday To complete some arrange
ment> for % teacher institute 10 be
held iu Crewc Friday and saturday of
Chi. week.
THE Argus and Cunningham Liter
/ AIRY Societies, of the Normal school
Iare preparing To- give q play IN the
7 Auditorium ou Tuesday night, April
/ 7th. a GOOD entertainment is expect
ed
lu Che article concerning the tobac-
co association published im the last
,...,l ... ..,.,,e,t y,os made fiat
,',, ,i.or tobacco had been
received m one week. The figures
-hould nave been 2oo,Oo0.
Mayor Glanion, Or. Anderson, j. l..
Bueg. T. r. Booker. r.. II. Paulelt,
~ n,..,.a, - A. I.mmerman and
......r .r other. from l5arm,ille
-. isi.,,,o,5 Wednesday.
...f torn, of fine Circuit
,.-'.,,.,iI ,o.,.rdo, lnlre iinndley
....., ,o hi, ,,d,n Thurs
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Jug i'''' .,.. .'r.,.,.i,i,n to i..ue
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Inc nam ~ c., .,o,,,
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, 49,. N.r.,,i. ,ledieb College
..,., ..,,.,. .il.e called at O'Clock
d .1 IT, A.. v,,tber d. good larg,
D. ...1 f.. o,,a.,cl to attend from
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3. ~, v..,... oo.o,,,o,ied him. II,
b '''' .,i.or,o ofr,e banl
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IF '''' W. '''1 ,,..n.s another .easo.
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D. The Norm"i 7,ioo' j. ITO" i' '' O.
D ~ free from SicN"eSs W any "''''
There are no ''seS W ',o''''''
% mWnps in the Ouii"''E' ''' SUI
D. who were seriously ~ nav. ~
d covered '"lhc'en'ly 10 go ''''''' NV
IS one and She i' a'le /" S'' up. u ~
BE- continue, 90 improve Hi'e VIII S'"'' '
y out
Misses London, Gwynn and Sulhei
lin gayea reception at the home q
Mrs. a. 4. Cox last saturday alter
noon from ] To . O'CLOCK. ias'el'
' 49, and beautiful hom,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27

Kennedy's Laxative Cough syrup
acts gently yet promptly on the bowels
and allays Inflammation at The same
time. It j. pleasant 10 take. sold oy
Ak DFRsON DRUG Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27
AMELIA COUNTY.
Ietersville

ItltioNlllcs
March 2}, 1905
Mrs. Mollic Blanton is again quite
sick.
Magistrate Clark and Policeman
Thompson were kept busy saturday
arresting and trying people for fight
ing
Snow fell here Friday 10 a depth Of
about three inches. some fruit trees
were in full bloom but it is notthough
that amy harm wa, done.
Many people planted their gardens
during the beautiful warm weather
last week.
The store-hou-c in process oferec-
ton by the a. r. Morris supply Go"
is progressing rapidly.
Miss Jane johnson and Master jacob
Womack spent Saturday in Rich
mOnd.
Rev. y. Wrenn, Of Amelia, preached
here on yesterday.
Mr. j. w Powell has moved into
his new house.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27

MATING MATING.
New aud attractive patterns just re-
cie,ed. IN. c. Cowan.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27
Letter 20 G. NJ Robson
a. go

FUmrWe, va
Dear sir: Here's the concentrated
fact.
Every ioDpainted Deyoe takes less
gallons than Of of amy other paint.
And the paint that take, least gal
Ions wears longest; Always. We
can't help IL.
Yours truly
o. T.. ". DeNoe ~ Go.
P.S. j. 3. Walton d Co, sell our
paint.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27

Tickling or dry Coughs will Loosen
when using DR.. Shoop', Cough Cure.
And it is So thoroughly harmless, that
Dr~hoop tell. mother, To use nothing
else. even for very young babies. The
wholesome green leaves and tender
stems alung healing mountainous
shrub give the curative properties 10
Dr. Shops Cough Cure. II calms
the cough. and heals the sensitive
bronchial membranes. 80 opium, mo-
chloroform, nothing harsh used To in
uirs or SUPPRESS. Demand Dr. ShoOp s..
Take mo- other. AN Dealers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27
In "Old Times
Down South"
Mr.. Miller will have
with him his famous
Quartette of Genu-
me negroes.

Tickets ON sale at Freear's Drug
Store. commencing Wednesday
morning. Price soc. on lower
hoor; gallery 35c.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27

Get DcNuts CarhOliled Witch
Hazel ~alye 10 j, good for piles. Sold
hy ANDERSON DRUG Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27

Record rentals were realized at Var
mouth fin Aurn. when the sites of the
singers RINGS and Ministries arena
were offered at auction for a five
wears term. The singers ring ON me
central beach was let for $1,000 per
snnnm the previous price ha'ins
i.., e. -00. the minstrel arena ON the
,.-.b beach Dot for $3.50 per annum
I'm the city of Manila. Philippine is'
ands. with a population of 2lsgll. in'
Guiding 1889 Americans, ls9,'ez fl'l'
n.nos ANA 2.52S spaniards. there We're.
during the quarter covered by the i'''
est report lS4S deaths. being am am.
nnal death rate of 1912 per lo0V OBJ
pomlation. AGAINST a rate of 5o0s for
the quarter preceding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
The City Clerk Pigeonholes
the Document Filed
Last Tuesday.

Fearing that publication would
prejudice the defense introduced hy
the rity in fighting the damage suit
0f Finch ilaRRaFd, who 81 asking
$50 600 BOB tho superior court fOr iu
iufleH received aH tho result 81 be-
iug shockcd at tho city lighting sub
station Receiving fiOrk Waraor. a.
he city haH stamped the damage
clnim filed hY J. "a Dennis on last
Tuesday. and 'piRoOuholod' the
document
uennlH e 30 was city claims agent.
WaH en- hie way fu the court house
nul entered tho aubHfati0n 90 show
70 friend iuef hou careless HagRard
muw haVe been to have received
hlg iuiuflna Dennis received tho
current NJ $4,000 volts in practically
the sfuo way that Baggard was IN
iured
The inluxfd claims agent VII fc-
cover from Bio burns. and 10 ia be-
ilevrd ho wtii retain the use Of bis
limbs. although o. first ~ was
thought that both ieKg would have
t1 he amputated.
fu his claim. aegreRailnR its.Ik9.
Dennis aske $4,000 fYr injuries,
1i D09 for medical attendance and
5000 for hospital biii medicines,
0fl Tho claimant Insists that HE
lnYIriea were The result ~ poorly
ingulatod wires and carclons iuaiail8t
lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
HENEY NOW DECLARED OUT
OF ALL DANGER
Csy uni,sd ps.s..l

San FRANCISCO. Nov is-The bullet BY would.
be assassin. Morris Haas
feneY special gaft prosecutor hospital to-day
II O'Clock the physicians that practically
DANGER The operation performed b. Terry.
chief q she q city By
Herbert G. Mofntt nunnel ". Hunt
iugtou.
The bullet which had been BY xray not
far from tho surface operation comparatively simple
Nhiie me patient has little fever
dsatous they expect any
p1eaions.
Mrs Heney be
arrived Al the hospital Friday op
Raaolph sprccksls feney returned
70 his bed his ~ifc patisa
appeared to b. clear In MAD and to b. 81 pain.
District upon Honey early this morn
las and talked With him various subjects.
lie grasFed my hand" fangdon grip
strong and nm talked several matters
q importance a agreeable
hamor There a feeling relief hospital
since the bullet has been removed there
would poisoning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

DEATH Of
HAAS
BURNS is ANXIOUS TO
KNOW ABOUT
GUN.
Doesn't Believe Ii Was
Concealed in Shoe of
the Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l6.-spe.
clal AGENT VIM. J. Burns today
stated that be would ask the police
commission 10 investigate the sui.
eide of Morris Haas. the pould-be
assassin Or HeBey. al the county
Jail Saturday night He ls anx.
loue % learn when came an al
legged order that he was not 10 be
permitted 10 see the prisoner. and
wants % know how Haas could Sc
cure gun under the very ewes Of
three policemen detailed TO watch
him 70 prevent that very thing.
The Investigation carried on BY
Burns has established one thing to
his satisfaction. He says the gun
Was not carried into the Jail By
Haas Some one gave IL 10 him az
ter he was confined IN the cell. he
Says. Burns thinks this was his
wife. Notwithstanding the fact that
Mrs Haas denies that she carried
the pistol 20 her husband
Charges Against Chief
chief of Police Biggy. on the
ether hand. says that Haas carried
the pistol 20 the cell with him, and
states that Police Captain Duke did
not search the prisoner carefully.
Captain Duke takes issue with
Chief Biggy. aud says that a care
ful search 81 the prisoner was
made The outcome OF the dispute
viii be charges against Chief %
Police Mggy himself. who Is 10 be
called on the carpet. and IL to be
asked 20 explain why he has given
out statements declaring that tho
shooting Of Hcney was not the re-
suit Of conspiracy. and why he gave
the order that Burns was not 70 see
the prisoner.
Evidence Against wife.
From what ! have learned. I am
satisfied that Mrs. Haas. either
Willingly or unwitfingly. passed the
Deringer 70 her husband" said
Burns today In view Of this fact.
and that be killed himself while
under guard OF men detailed 10
watch him every moment. and after
had been denied admittance by
these men and had lately secured
from him a confession directly con-
Trajectory 20 their reports. the case
assumes a bad phase. which de-
mands a thorough investigation.
will prefer formal charges against
Kelley and Attridge. Haas guards.
In this way we win find out who
Is responsible for the order that I
should not see the prisoner. why
Il was anticipated that I might visit
him. and why, N Il was anticipated.
the district attorneys office was
not notified that such an order had
been given.
Denied Right TO See Haas.
IL is an very strange. The DO.
lice believed District Attorney
i.angdon 20 be out ~ town. for he
had communicated with them from
Fresno. and yet the order was given
that he might see the prisoner. but
that ]. his representative. might not.
Had | gone ont there alone.
would have had no time to make
another trip during the afternoon.
] would not have been able 70 talk
10 Haas. and his confession. which
has already been OF great value TO
us. would have died with him.
we obtained that confession az
ter the policemen had reported that
the man was crazy. and that he
was alone IN the commission of the
crime II might have ended the
case had the wishes OF the police
department been carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

TOXIC Nov lett was learned
today from high official SQUIRE
AZ Ffaln hat fne EuWhRHf Empress
N NAira died suddenly last Natur.
HtF morning 80 $3.50 o'clock and
tN4f Use death % fNe emperor Nes
earfed after the death II the en-.
rfrsH The announcement was made
hF Hn official 20 the imperial EaVs
ofumamtf who stated that fhc dow
eyer empress Tasc Wal An led
ilfd SATURDAY morning Hud that tee
emperor had died saturday evening
o. o'clock
To ia strongly snauacfad here that
both TIE Chinese rHinrs wprr mur4
1ered either directly or hf aIae
poison ft ia known that The eH-
perGf ard fAe faHhaer empress had
NOT been friendly f1f Yeats because
~ tbH ufgN fsaaiFe tendencies ~ the
emperor o. ~ thought here that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

termined that Abe Ruef must 90
20 jail. for covering behind Rnef
- already plalnly visible that rich
gang that for months and years
has had city and state by the
throat.
That is the big thing II took
the brutal barring Of great soul
but the city has cast of the local
germs uf that national disease Of
which ileney spoke.
The fact AuKurs well for the
health % the nation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO Nov ne Near
iN every church in san Francisco
uaa HiFou over Yesterday 60 the de-
nuuurfmfuf 90 the attempt to KIN
Francis n Npney Every minister
in THE rlfN preached on the subject
20 municipal upriFhtncHa. and de-
Hpuualhle FOR fha attomnt on
NCNeNa iife Thh most crowded
meeting vas 900 fhe rlrsf preHhy-
terrain church. where John W.
Sweeney. one OF tAe labor leaders
~ the DltN nayed tho "higher-ups
in au address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

OAKLAND, Cal. nov ia com
miffoo 81 ministers OF tho Oakland
church Federation today sent GA.
Mira Francis y Heney copy NJ
"a resolution OF coincidence adopted
az FoHtnrdaf'n mass meeting OF the
Oakland churches. Tho church was
crowded 90 the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

PkTRlcKs APPEAL
is DISMISSED.


wAslnNGTON. Nov fG.-The
United States supreme court today
dismissed the appeal Of Albert r..
Patrick. the famous New York law
ser. who Us In slng Sing for tho
murder OF William Marsh Rice.
The court also dismissed an appeal
On habcaa corpus proceedings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

tftne condemned.
ALAMEDA. CaL Now tf--Cnn-
greHHmun Joseph NJ knowlaud. ca
GOV George a. furdce. Judge EV-
FrHft Brown and Chester 1T.
kuwell were the principal speakers
at as mass meeting here Yesterday
afternoon. az which the attefhRted
KILLING nf Francis D. HrneY was cou-
demuri lu uumvs Hureh terms. and
resolutions expressing sympathy
with Mrs ifencF and pledaiug sup
port tu the graft prosecution were
adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
IlrsnInlInna ID ArmnnIh1.

SAN RAFAEL CAL. NuV rs All
ina churcheH in Marin county wero
RlFen over co. dlHcuHHion W fhe
attempted HHahHniuhtiOn ~ Francis
D. Henoy iu San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
CONCEAES CLAIM
FILED BY DENNIS
STORM WARNING.

= Southern storm warnings 4
= are displayed A moderate ,
= storm Is passing over Van 4
4 couvor island. moving east 4
4 ward and viii cause high south 4
= shifting 10 southwest winds I
= this afternoon and tonight ,
A = A a a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

Fie purpose 10 defeat Justice
Probably the use "a which those
dollars aud those brains were pnt
Niil never be- fully known
This much u known. That two
blg daily ncRApapera--ne Young .
Chronicle and hearHt'a Examiner
have consistently. for months
openly championed the rich law
breakers heapiug ridlcuio and
coarse insult upon HenrY aud hts
associates IN an effort Ia con.
fuse aud misEuide the public aud
dlAcredit the prosecutors that two
dynamite uuuaEea against the
prosecutions chief witness have
boen committed. that attempts
have been made 40 bribe Witnesses
and elect corrupt judges. that ex
conyicts have been employed to
dos the Footsteps and openly IN.
salt with vile cpiihefs. Burns aud
he other Ffaft fighters that back
% kaef are powerful financial IN.
fueueeR.
Smiled a. Ridieuie.
Heney had said and shown an
fhla time and again nut San
Ffanciaco shrugged Sc shoulders
and smiled a. the ridicule and IN.
suits 81 the subsidized papers
san Francisco ls rot Struggling
or smiling today. Her lips are
grizzly set The city IL awake
and in dead earnest.
IL NAV mayor 80 aHuufr that fHa
"hiRherurs were IN any way cou.
nccted with this latest outrage.
The city IA waiting The question
that | asked Detective burns there
IA the hospital on the night 90 the
SHOOTING was this
Was there auythine bat an in.
dlyidual erudEc behind the shoot
lng7"
This was his answer
THERE IS NOT The sHAp.
ON or a DOUBT. FROM THE
EVIDENCE WE HAVE. THAT
THIS WAS TIE WORK or ABE
RuEF AND HIS FRIENDS, NOR
THAT SOME OF THOSE
FRIENDS ARE AMONG TIE SO.
CALLED 'HicHER.UPs' THEY
HAVE BEEf NURSING HAAS
DRUDGE E0CiNo HIN ON ron
DAYS, INDIRECTLY URGING
UPON HIN THAT HENEY MUST
DC KILLED"
san Francisco Is inclined io BE-
lieve Burns BOW few DAYS aro
she was Inclined to scott at him
or OILED to notice him at all Tho
city viii not press Burns for a
demonstration IN court of shat o.
has said That viii uait
just now san Francisco o. DE-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

RUSSELL APPOINTED

X, A.s'ii.N ' Nov ie :
IA e.s.laeni today appoint Z
\ sssss ! Russell posi- :
! q Seattle Wash !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
DOWACER EMPRESS DIED
BEFORE THE EMPEROR

both rulers died a. ths result ~ an
elaborate Meb ~ intrigue that had
been woven with Chinese patience
o. Tire Celestial court for mauF
ears An impsFIai edfef ieausf be-.
hNN pr@clAtwea Prince Chuu. the
brother - ire dead emperor regent
20 china. and Fu ~ his snn the
emperor. The 1apaneaa press la
nnsulmpuH in hoping tur peace ln
China.
NsaF. Vet - Per.
SAN FHANCIsrO NDV IA
Prince IaaL nephew " tHe late iEn.
pafnr kwaun Hsu. nest ln seniority
fef elevation Co the Imperial throne
lost bis opportunity b. rule ths
chinese nation nT accepting the post
~ envoy 60 America in tho commits.
Hieu ~ thanks fpf the remlaaiUn %
TIE Boxer Indemnity hf the Uuitsd
afafea
Whether Prince raai Wna victim
" circumstance. ~ the plot ~ hirh
enemies who anticipated thn ENC
uefofa death ard determined the
auefsasluu 20 HHft ffauaaINtH has
mot yet been established Dc BE- bns
loved by leading Chinese here 10.
dsf that Prince THal was tho plefIm
~ court Clique
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

n He iI ErII.ss.
aFinsfs ana batlu
f4tlil. iiH HrfinuIfnr.
ga. h0aaeteIf r..s
En- Haraaif ~
~ eaanirt iifa @,.. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16
RUFF WANTS
CHANGE Of
VENUE
ATTORNEYS ASK THAT
THE TRIAL BEGIN
ANEW.
Declare That Client Could
Not Get Justice in
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 10 A.
leging that the ne ~ Abraham
Ruel "a not safe In san Francisco.
and tia, a fierce and burning
prejudice and bias exists that
makes q Impossible Tor him 60 se.
care fair trial IN this city" ~.
torneys for the indicted "a hoas
moved for a change ~ venue when
The trial. which was inteffuried
Friday hf an attempt on the ilfa ~
ffAncia , Honey. was resumed ihls
morning az Carpenters hall under
heavy guard ~ scores % mounted
policemen. plain clothes men and
detectives The affidavits aek t0
SET aside the proceedings "a the
present trial. that The inry which
required four ninnthH 10 secure. o.
discharged and the gForafafnKe b..
gun anew in another county.
The attorneys tor The Ksaff PROSE.
eaiion asked tlfne 10 file agfdaslts
N opposition 20 the motion. and
The court put over The trial until
iomOrFaw morning Tho iurv was
admenlshed and the witnesses ex.
euaed until that time
hpef was brought 20 the court
building Ia 4 patrol wagon nndrr
the guard % niue detectives When
the patrol NaEun arrived ~ the
court room. the police lined up aud
made q pnaaaFeway on either side
to wuard against possible attempt
On bic life he stepped ffofn the
patrol wagon with a firm step. bat
hiA face ~As worn with sleepic.a.
ness. and he seemed % have aErd
since the sensational events ~ The
past few dnya nuef was taken
quickly into the coaft room. and
hla attorneys drove up 70 The build
inN IN an automobile IN which sat
three detectives detailed 10 protect
their lives. Inside the court build.
ms detectives guarded every hall
say leading 70 TIE coar' room. No
one vas allowed 20 pass without
firat submitting 10 thorough
search, 70 prevent any arms being
carried into the cnurt room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-16

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1 Oniied prssa
laai Bryan s.is.e.
s, 80 N0v If rtr
~ ff., ~ gfeslifnfiai .Irlf
f s6 faH received