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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
lnIAL or Mns. rEEnLEs.
Commonwealth Introduces Witnesses to
Imrcnch Testimony of Accused.

Special 10 The Times Dlsp stch.1
BEDFORD CITY, VA, May 5.--Upon
opening of court this morning the
cross-eSamination OF Mrs. PEBBLES. on
trial for the murder of her husband,
began and continued for two hours. A
feature of the day was the effort at
impeachment Of the testimony of Mrs.
PEBBLES by the Introduction OF num-
Der of witnesses from Lynchburg and
Amherst. her former home. The de-
Tense introduced numerous witnesses
from both places to prove the reputa-
ton for intemperance and ill-temper
Of her husband as especially violent
when drinking. The testimony OF a
colored man. the only eyewitness of
the tragedy except her children. was
also discredited.
Court adjourned at 5 o'clock, when
the Judge and counsel retired 10 con-
slider instructions. These Will be given
by Judge Barksdale In the morning.
followed by the argument. which he
has limited to four hours. There are
three attorneys for the defense
Messrs. Sale and Withers and Judge
Campbell, of Amherst. and Common
wealth's Attorney II. o. Humphreys for
the prosecution.
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DANIEL TO BE ORATOR.
VIII deliver Address. ut Unwilling of
Mccklcuburg Monument.
Especial to The Times-pitpa,ch.l

TSpectal to The Tines-Dis pafch.l
BOYDTON, VA. May 6.-rhe unveil-
ing OF the beautiful Confederate
bronze statue standing in the court
house square, here. has been postponed
to tho Fourth of July next. The un-
yelling, IT is intended. shall be an I'M
posins ceremony. and many old
soldiers as possible will be urged TO
attend. Senator John w. Daniel has
accepted an invitation to deliver the
address This announcement viii be
drawing card. as the Senator is great
fayorite with the camp, as well as the
people OF Mecklenburg generally
1t was the purpose of the monu-
,nent committee TO unyeil the statue
during this month but the financial
disturbances OF recent occurrence IN
this county have caused the committee
TO change their plans to later date
when there would probably be less eX-
citement, and the people in happier
frame of mind.
The Rev. Mr.. Bosnian. of the Market
street Methodist Church of Petersburg,
Va. commenced series OF religious
services here in the Methodist Church
on Monday night, and VIII continue the
service during the week The ReS.
j. A. VIM, the pastor of the church'
Is assisting Mr. Bosnian
Ex-State Senator j. n. Hutcheson Is
cutie sick at his home near Basker-
VILE.
The closing exercises Of the high
school at North View, of which Pro-
fessor Willis is principal will be held
on Thursday night In the Academy.
A fine program has been arranged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
FALL OF FIFTEEN FEET.
Mr. Mcknight, Stepping OFF Train i

Dark, Has Very Narrow Escape.
LINCHBuRG, VA, May 6.-Air. C.
NJ. Mcknight. a we'll known travelling
salesman of this city. was severely in
Z ured last night at Balcony Falls. by
stepping off Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway train and falling distance OF
about fifteen feet. He received a Sc
we're cut on the top of the head about
four inches in length severe hurts
about his chest and badly sprained
ankle. Mr.. Mcknight was brought to
his home. No. 1923 Court Street. last
might and to-day he was resting as
easily as could be hoped for under the
circumstances.
The train stopped at the coal chute,
la short distance from the station at
Balcony Falls. Mr.. Mcknight started
TO leave the train to get lunch near
the station. He stepped from the coach.
thinking he would step on the ground,
and fell through the dark a distance of
fifteen feet No one heard him, and
lit was necessary for him to crawl back
to the train, and he was almost UP on
the platform of the coach when he
was discovered.
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HAD PLANNED TO ESCAPE.
Prisoners Had BAR Marty Sawed In
Two When Detected.

fspecialto The Times Dispa,ch.]
STUART. VA, May 6.-Discovery
was made to-day of a plan laid by
Cleve Sutphin twhite) and Pat Staples
looloredD TO escape from jail where
they were confined on the charges Of
larceny and housebreaking. These pris-
oners had secured an old case knife
from the jarlltors boy. and with it had
sawed nearly in two iron rod which
the hunks rent on. With this rod off
they had Intended knocking the jailer
in the head. securing the keys and
escaping
Jim Roger fcolored). who was ar
rested ~ Stella last week on the
charge 5f breaking into the depot, in
formed commemorative Attorney
Woolwine of the plot. Mr. Wooiwine
told Jailer Soyars. and they together
went to the jail and got the knife
from the prisoners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
LuRAY MAN IS MISSING.
MIR. Rodgers Left Home Monday I'M
Aothinr Hcnrd From Him.
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Especial 10 The Times Dspatch.l
LURaY, VA, May SIS +. Rodgers.
son OF William Fl. Rodgers. superin-
tendent Of the poor of Page county.
mysteriously disappeared from his
home in Luray on Mandoy and all eff
forts TO ascertain his whereabouts
have been futile.
Rodgers, who is butcher in this
place, left on Monday for the Stony
Man neighborhood saying he was go-
ing to buy cattle, and having OH his
person about SEQ. Every central point
In the Shenandoah valley has been
communicated with In an effort to
locate him. He is reported to have
peen seen yesterday at New Market
Shenandoah county, where he was pre-
pairing TO take train on the Southern
Railway.
Rodgers Is about twenty-five years
of age. and leaves wife and several
children in Luray. His domestic relu-
tons are said to have been pleasant.
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Wedding ut Wilmington.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
WILMINGTON, N. c.. May 6.-ln this
city yesterday afternoon Miss Mary
Agnes Price, a charming young lady OF
Wilmington, and daughter of Mrs. w.
A. Price. was married to Mr. Frederick
Neale Finks. of Covington Va. 1t was
quiet home affair. being celebrated,
at the residence of the brides mother;
but was nevertheless of a pretty nature
The ceremony was performed by
Father w. B. Hanon, assistant rector.
of st. Thomas Pro-Cathedral. Mr..
and Mrs. F'inks left on the evening train
for /, Northern bridal tour, returning
from which. they will reside in Coving-,
ton. where the groom is engaged in the
insurance business, being connected
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
COMPANY.
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MAYOR RICE TO nuN AGAIN.
OmcInl of Bristol In Race
with Two Opponents.
Ispecial 10 The Tlmes-pispatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
BRISTOL, VA, May 6.-Mayor Will
liam L. Rice has announced his can
didacy for reelection to the mayor
atty of bristol, Va. He is now serving
his second term in succession, and is
anxious to be reelected June 9th.
which is the date for the municipal
election.
Mayor Rice, who recently celebrated
the seventy-fftil anniversary OF his
birth, has the dEotinction of having
been the first mayor Of Bristol, i'm
|medateIy after the town was char
tered back in 1856. For man Of his
age, he is still very active and has
made most capable executive. He
will have opposition in the forthcom-
ing election. J. S. Ashworth. at pres
ent city attorney, and f. t. Jones.
for many years member of the City
Council, have both decided to enter
the race for the mayoralty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA.
Officers Arc Elected by state Camp and
North Carolina Admitted.
Speciai to The Times Dispatch.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. May Sin triennial
session in Norfolk to-day. the State
Camp, Modern Woodmen of America,
elected the following officers: State
Consul. II. B. Justice, of Low Moor;
State Clerk, w. NJ. Tredway, Jr.. OF
Chatham: Adviser, ". s. Paxton. Fair
field; Banker, W. e. Robinson, Carriers
vile: Escort. William Evans, Norfolk;
Waterman. S. r. Mclaughlin. Waynes-
boro; Sentry. l.. d. Watson. Chinco-
league: delegates to triennial head
camp meeting al Peoria. lib Camp
bell, Roanoke: William Evans. Norfolk;
G. A. Schiller, Shenandoah.
North Carolina was admitted to the
Virginia jurisdiction. Harrisonburg
secured the next convention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
CAMPAIGN WILL BE
MADE LIVELY NOW.
Great Revival Over Politics viii
Come to the Front in Norfolk
and Be "Red Hot
WILL HAVE SUMMER NORMAL
DR.. Chandler to Have Charge Of
the School in Norfoll<--Crusadc
Against Cocaine.

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.1
NORFOLK. VA, May with the
closing OF the evangelical campaign
tonight the political leaders Of both
local fnrtions contrasting for suprem-
acy in the city announce that an ac-
tive and red hot campaign VIII be
imaugurstcd throughout the eight
wards OF the city. IT Is expected the
fight will be the liveiicst and closest
III recent years Both factions are
confident of success.
The good government faction an
nounce the beginning OF their cam
paign on Thursday night. In Berkley
Ward, when a successor to Alderman
Jones, who has resigned, expecting to
remove to New York at an carly date.
will be nominated. and the candidates
pf the factions will make the first ad-
dresses since their nominations.
AS yet the ant-administration fac
ton. commonly called the ring, are
to announce the opening meeting Of
the campaign but 1t is thought THAT
the nrs. gun Will be sounded one day
next week, in the sixth ward.
Summer Normal school.
The announcement is made o-day
that a summer normal school will be
operated In Norfolk during the ap-
preaching vacation. beginning June
end. Dr. j., A. G. Chandler, the Ntr-
ginia historian. Is to be the conductor
OF the school, and superintendent r.
a. Dobie, Of the local schools, Will
have the business management. 1t Is
declared that the curriculum to be ar
ranged Will include many of the best
known educators OF the state, as we'll
as prominent speakers from other
states. 1t is believed the attendance
will be gratifying.
Crusndc Against Cocaine.
Owing to the widespread evils in the
Navy Department due TO the use Of
cocaine the local officials of the navy
yard here are assisting in the crusade
against It's sale. and almost daily are
causing the arrest of negroes AMI
others charged with its sale TO sailors.
Secret Service officer Cutchins. who
Is leading the crusade for the depart
ment. assisted by petty officers, today
caused the arrest of Richard Lawrence,
colored charged with the sale of the
drug to sailors. An Investigation
showed that Lawrence is employed al
the Hanger drug store, and that he
has been purloining the drug retailing
II to sailors.
PInncr's Point Robbie ries.
Burglars are busy in Primers Point,
and almost every night the robbery of
residences is reported. Last night ef-
forts Were made to enter the residence
of pr. r. s. Kibler but the inmates
were awakened and the thieves beat a
hasty retreat.
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DIES FROM HIS WOUNDS.
Sam Moore to Answer Charge of Muir.
iler-FiSht Fruit Diacnscs.

AMHERST, VA, May 6.-Bartlett
Sparrow. the negro who was shot about
a week ago by another negro named
Sam Moore. died yesterday. Moore is
now in the Amherst jail awaiting his
preliminary hearing which will take
place Saturday
The board Of supervisors of the conn
ty held their regular meeting yester-
day. State Entomologist j. d. Phillips,
of Blacksburg, addressed the members
of the board on the subject of fruit
diseases, more especially peach ycllows
and San Jose scale. He urged the i'm
portance of having an inspector for the
county The scale has manifested IT.
self considerably in this county lately.
1T is charged that 1t IL brought into
the county by trees which are shipped
from nurseries for planting.
1t has been announced that here
after train No. 35, on the Southern, will
stop at this place. Heretofore this
train has not been stopping at Amherst
except to take on passengers for DAN
willie and points south OF that place,
The new schedule Will be great con-
venience to Amherst people.
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DID NOT SHOOT HUGHES.
Only II Blow with the Fist in Difficulty
Between Young Men.


Editor of The TimesDispatch:
Sir.-In your paper of May LIST I no.
tice from Aylmer. Nelson county, Va.
special to Times Dispatch headed.
Shooting in Nelson" Your CORE
spondent from Aylmer is entirely in
error. In the first place, Mr.. Tucker
Hughes has not been shot. or even shot
at BY me or any one else; second. did
not trip up his sister, Miss Hughes.
nor did any one else. It is outrageous
to bring her into this affair. which,
from your correspondents account. re-
fleets so seriously on me as gentle
man. 1t is true that on our way homo
from a neighbor's, where we had been
to hear a photograph, Hughes and l
had a little scrap, in which he received
a blow in the face. which somewhat
damaged his nose and eye.
In Justice to me and in partial repa-
alton to Miss Hughes, kindly publish
this in the Daily Times-Dispatch.
]. SINGLETON HARRIS.
Wintergreen. Nelson county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
to elect delegateg to a co,

afternoon to elect delegates to a con-
vention. which will be held at Char
lotte Courthouse on the list of June al
II o'clock. to select delegates to tho
Roanoke convention.
The apportionment of delegates stn
the county convention will be one del.
egate for every twenty-five. or fraction
over twelve, Democratic votes cast in
the election last fall.
Charlotte is entitled to five dele
gates to Roanoke. but it is likely the
convention will choose ten, with half
vote each Bryan is well-nlgh tho
unanimous choice of the people of the
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
BEING AROUSED ny SMOKE
WOMAN SAVES HER HOME
Lspecial 10 The rimes.pisna

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.J
WINCHESTER, VA, May 6-The
heroism OF Mrs. G.. $. Heironinus, of
Collinsvlle, this county. saved the
family residence from destruction last
night. After she and her children had
retired II Is believed an incendiary
set fire TO the house Aroused by
smoke. Mrs. Heironimus and children
carried water from we'll and subdued
the flames. which had made consider
able Roadway. Mr.. Heironimus was at
Pawpaw, ". Va, on business at the
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
Girls Brother Wounded.

..p"VIaI ~ ] nc Times UlspatCh.1
:, BRISTOL, TENN. May 6.-Iohn FL
Dasls, a brother of Lille Davis, who
was shot TO death in Easthill Cemetery
mere, was accidentally shot in the right
arm near kingsport. Tenn, and am.
putation of the arm will be neces-
sary. The injured man has been ac-
i've as the prosecutor OF Acll Hale
1t is doubtful whether he will recover,
IN time to participate in Hale's second
trial this month.
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NEGROES HOLD CONVENTION,
Elect Delegates of Their Own to Ma
tiOnul nud state ROdics

Elect Delegates of Their Own to Ma
tionnl ana state Rodics.
y SALISBURY, n. c. May 6,--Dis.
pleased with the lilly white rule as
laid down by the white Republicans
of Rowan, the colored element held q
convention here yesterday protesting
strongly against the lack of recogni-
tion of their race. A number of ring.
Ing speeches We're made and p. A
Stevenson and IT. w, Wallace elected
delegates to the National Republican
convention. Eight delegates We're also
elected to the State Republican con,
ventlon. The colored voters declare
they will carry their grievance to tn,
highest tribunals of the party for &
hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
Visit Normal 1nstltutc.

I SpeclaI to The Tlmes- Uispatch,1
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May "a
party of the members OF the Conference
on Charities and Correction came down
to Hampton to-day to attend the ami
versay exercises OF the Hampton Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute. Informal
addresses We're made by some Of the
Visitors
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the past three or four years by the
United states Fidelity and Guaranty
Company, OF Baltimore. Md, has re-
Gently been purchased by New York
company with Mr.. a. l.. McCrea presi-
dent, who will take charge and ope-
rate this property in the name Of the
virginia Pyrites Company"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
spot.ylyanla Farms Sold.

Special 10 TIC TImes-DIspatCH,J
SPOTSYLyANIA, VA, May 6.-Mr.
Joseph A. Dodds. of this county, has
sold his farm OF 100 acres to a man
from Pennsylvania.
Mr.. S. B. Cogbtl has also sold his
farm of 'some $50 acres. The purchaser
is an Indiana man,
Fruit in this section is said to have
been very much injured by the recent
frost. Much has already dropped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
When the Bowels
Become Sluggish with Age

As we grow old, the bowels become
less active. 1t is so with all our
muscles.
There comes time when they must
have regular help. Else there is
constant clogging chronic consti-
patton.
Then Cascarets are important.
There is no otherlaxativew which one can
use regularly without ruin to the
digestion.
Salts, pills and drastic cathartics are
irritating. Their regular use is
impossible.
Cascarcts alone give the needed help
without injury.
tits a vital thing to keep the bowels
right. One cannot be well withoutit.
One free movement every day is es-
sentiaL
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ONLY SHOT IN THE AIR.
Charge Against Mrs. Hawkins of Felo-
nious Shooting Is DiSmlsscd.

HIVUN
Special to The Times Dispatch.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 6.--Mrs.
NJ f. Hawkins, charged with shooting
with intent to kill, was discharged by
Magistrate Houchens this afternoon.
The evidence showed that Mrs. Hawkins
fred revolver in the air and made no
attempt to kill any one. The complains
ant against Mrs Hawkins was Mrs.
Annie B. Welsh. The women own ad-
Joining farms on Mill Creek. Mrs.
Welsh with several farm hands, at
tempted to cut a chanel through a bar
about in the centre of the creek Tues
day, and Mrs. Hawkins stopped the
undertaking by appearing on the scene
and firing a revolver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
wAnnEN COUNTY NOW DRY.
Court Refuses License to Distillcrs.-
Fines for Violations.

~ SpeCIHI T Ne'lgIlNtS-DIsP
WINCHESTER. VA, May 6.-Warren
county, Va, is now on the dry list, In
the Circuit Court Judge T. w. Harrison
fined j. r. Duke and a man named
Rogers, both brandy distillers $3.50
each for violating the liquor laws, and
slOO fine was imposed on man named
Manuel Two months jail sentences
for each were suspended on condition
of good behavior.
Many people applied for distillers
licenses but all We're refused by TIE
court.
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TO EXTEND MAcADAM ROAD.
Pittsylvanln Supervisors to Continue
Work of Improvement
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l

Speclai u 1 ne J iiiles- D'spa.N''.J /,
CHATHAM. VA, May 1.-THE Board
Of Supervisors on Monday decided to
apply the residue of funds appropriated
for macadamizing the road two miles
III length from Design to Danville, to
macadamizing the road from Design to
Blair's Store. the amount of which is
s2.S66.66, the work to be done by j. L.
Bennett, under the same contract for
work on the road from Design to Dan
vile. matchmaking the road from De-
sign to Danville has cost the county
s6,933.34, which does not include the
appropriation made by the city of Dan
vile.
Following We're appointed cattle In
ypectors for the county: Tunstall Dis
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CHARLOTTE DEMOCRATS.
VIII Hold County Convention to Elect
Dclesntcs to ROnnOI<c.
Especial to The Times plspa

Especial to The Timcs- Dspatch.I
EUREKA MILLS, Va May 6.-'The
county Democratic Executive Commit
tee met ut Charlotte Courthouse at
the call Of the chairman, Lee W. Nor
ton. yesterday. Considerable interest
was manifested In the business in
hand which was to determine The man
ner OF selecting delegates to the Rou-
noke convention. The committee or
dered that precinct meetings be held
on the 10th of May at 3 O'Clock in the
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Opposition TO Bryan.

The fact is. there are large num-
Der Of Democrats in Lynchburg who
do not expect to support Bryan II he
is nominated at the Denver conNen-
.tion, and rather than pledge them
selves either directly or indirectly to
Go so by voting for the nomination of
delegates.
1t will be recalled that Mr.. r. Fl. T.
Adams, Jr., after being suggested as
a delegate to the State convention.
came out in signed card. in which he
stated that he could not go TO the con-
vention. If elected, because he was
not Bryan supporter.
A we'll known citizen of the suburbs
declared to- day that he could not serve
as a member OF the Campbell Countl'
Committee, to which he was elected
last week because he expected to vote
the Republican ticket.
This indicates something of the feel
ing in Lynchburg, and 1t is freely pre-
dicted on the streets that in event OF
Mr.. Bryan's nomination, the Democra-
tic organization will have hard time
to carry the city for him.
DR.. Smith In Council.
The vote in the primary for the an
zens, by reason of their having been
in the county limits up to January LIST,
having failed to pay the capitation tax.
and among those elected at the pri-
mary, DR.. w. w. Smith, of the Wo-
mans College, is the only representa-
tive from the new section. OF the five
vacancies to be filled in the Board of
Aldermen, r. T. Watts, lr., is the only
new name, while of the eight vacancies
to be filled In the Common Council the
new members will be Richard Hancock,
w. w. Marley. DR.. w. w. Smith, Y. p.
Marshall and Thomas r. Turner