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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16

Jiz pc delsf dobu pozorujem, ze
deti, a namnoze i dospele osoby,
mali We zvyku hazeti slupky q ba-
nan ma chodnfky. Jest to spatn5
zvyk, ponevac Sc to spatne vyjfm&
co do cistoty, a pax to ohrozuje
chodce. Mnohokrate Sc st&vS ze
Tide zlomili nohu, ruku anebo il
max pfisli k zraneni, n&sledkem
slapnutf ma tyto slupky. Nema-li
KIDD mfsta kan by je odhodil,
necEt je alespof odhodf ma ulici,
kde by aspon zadn5 ma Mich neu
pad. Druhf zlozvyk je hazenf
papfrG a jinfch smetf ma ulici.
Ze Sc obojf pskne vyjim6 netfeba
podotykati v zajmu cistoty ma
SIGH ulic mel by Sc kazdS vystfi-
hat toho echo jsme uvedli.
Desfti-let& dcerka manzelu Al
bert Kortanovych, byla vazne po-
palena v5buchem stfelneho pra-
chu v obliceji minulS tyden, He
dala neco v potravne S rozzehnu-
tou sirkou, kterouz nevedomky
pfistrcila Ike koflfku ma polici v.
nemz Sc nalezal stfelnS prach.
.Tento Timed Sc vzhal q dfvka tax
popdlena, ze snad Dude znamenana
v obliceji ma do smrti. Ma stestf
zraku vybuch neuskodil. jest ny
nj osetfovana DIR. Blizkem.
VzrGst obilf letosniho roku v
tonic statu jest v nejlepsim stavu
a nepfijde-li nejaka pohroma, far
mefl 81 pomohou. Kukufice prn-
merne jest cd ctyrech do peti
stfevfcd vysoka a drobne obilf Sc
Dude sekat asi "a ctrnact dnf.
Mnozf jenz zaseli ozimku jiz il
mali posekanou a We stoha,h We
nasvedcuie k bohate 1rode.
Podilnfk1m Farmerske Ko-ope-
rativnf S~polecnosti v Tabofe Sc
tfmto oznamuje, re spolecnost ma
ma ruce velkou zasobu provazu do
samovazaee. Kazdy podflnfk jej
obdrzi lacineji nezli JIM. Kazdf
tedy necht Sc pfihlasi v elevatoru
u fidiciho Jana Kostela.
Pr. Jana Vanecka, minulS IT,
den Sc poranila do diane ma leve
ruce, malou detskou pistol, ma
vypalovanf slepych patron. Chen
a zatka j prorazily maso az Ike
kosti. DIR. Blfzek zraneni osetfu-
je.
Frank TomGak sem pfijel ma
praci 2 Cherry okresu v Nebrasce
We etvrtek. On a jeho bratr Jan,
a Theodore Folk, doposud drzf Sc
znamenite ma svych domovinach o
$40 akrech v onom okresu. Folk
pr5 pestuje zeleniny ponejvic.
~
KIDD by chtel odkoupiti cd jiste
osoby "a $1,000 akcii V Yankton
skem piVovaru necht Sc pfihlasf v
dfadovne tohoto listu. Osoba
jenz je ma ma prodej hodla Sc Cd
stehovati do Czech.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16

NejvysS spolkovt appelaenf
soud v New York pfi nedavnem
soudnim sporu vysad patentnfch,
kter5 vedly firmly Vermont Farm
Machine Co. a Empire Cream Sc
parator Co. proti Sears Roebuck
& Co, potvrdil rozhodnutf nizsi-
no soudu, obvodnfho a odsoudil fir
mu Sears, Roebuck K nahrazenf
vseho v5tezku, 2 2 prodeie jisteho
oddeloyace smetanS, ktere zalujici
firmy mely patentovan@ a firma
Sears, Roebuck uzivala vnitfnf me
chanism techto We syych oddelova.
cfch, cimz porusila pravo onech
spolecnostf Nasledkem soudniho
rozkazu, nesmi tyto oddelovace vi
ce prodavat; a da ii nahradu zaluif
elm stranam. Dale kazdy farmer,
jenz tento druh oddelovaGd koupil
dele jich nesmi uzivati pod tres
tenn. Jeli Sears Roebuck firma
poctiva nahradf odkupnik1m penf-
re anebo jim nahradi jin5 oddelo-
vac. Doposud vsak tax neucinila.
Cistici prodej muzske, damske
a detske obuvi, Sc prare zah&jil v
obchodu Vaukove, by Sc ucinilo
misto pro move zbozi. Kazd5
stfevfc Y tomto prodeji je bezvad-
a proda Sc "a velmi snfzenou cenu.
Kazdy kdo Sc dostavf usetff pc,
nee. Pracpz kdo by potfeboval
obuyi, nemel by 81 tuto fidkou
pfilezitost ujfti. Chm drive Sc
.dostavfte, tim snaze 81 yyberete.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16
Rdzns Statnl zprsY.

Grand Forks, N. d. Psenice
v severnf casti statu a v Kanade,
utrpela valne skody nasledkem
hork5ch vetrd jenz panovaly mi
nuly Gtyrtek a sobotu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16

re Sioux Falls Sc oznamuje, Re
.pffpad zidovky Emmy Kaufmano.
We, kteraz byla usvedcena 2 vraz-
dy sve sluzebne, Anezky Polrei-
sove pred obvodnfm soudem, bu-
de opetne vyslS chan u nejvyssfho
statniho soudu; jezto obvinena Sc
pc usvedcenf odvolala ma vyssi
soud. Obhajci pred nejvyssim
soudem budou Aikens a Judge
pravnfci Sioux Fallsti, kdezto ar
gumenty prot novemu pfelicenf
obstarajf Thos. H. Null, z Huron
a j. E. Whiting 2 Woonsocket,
zvlastnf radce pro stat. V5slech
pred soudem, MONA potrva diva
dny. Zaznam strany obvinene
obsahuje 362 potisten5ch stran,
coz Sc rovna v poctu SLOW, moder-
nj novele. sud- E. S. Smith, z
Yankton, jenz zasedal pfi prvnfm
vyslechu, zamitl povoliti move
pfeliGeni, a ma to strana obhajoby
appeloyala k nejvyssimu soudci.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16

Cinitelove u vlady cht9jf pokud
mono zastffti spatnt DOZEN, KITE
ma lid a zem pdsobil posledni
pokladnicni vykaz, die nehoz hro-
ri zemi schcdek. Tajemnfk pc
kladniho odboru Cortelyou vydal
prohlasenf jfmz ujistuje, Re Was
the schodku zadneho nenf, nSbrz
bvl yykazan pouze naslekem "a
staraleho vedenf knih. TAX do
pfijmG nebyl prS zafaden v5tezek
2 prodeje bondn, najme panam-
skych. Do vydanf dale zafadeny
mimofadne vflohy, ktere je nut
no kryti z pdjcek, jak to einf YES
kere jine vlady. Vedenf knih v
pokladnim odboru jest prS podro-
bovano zmenam, tax ably vyhovo-
valo modernfm pozadavknm.
Shodek zpusoben byl prS v obno-
su $75. 900. 600 tim, Re mimofadne
vydaje placeny byli 2 fadnych
pfijmn, ma mfste co NELL b5ti kry-
ty v5pujckami. Proto pr5 je to
pouze schodek domnely. Zdravi
vzkazovalil
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-07-16
DObry Tisk

Pokrocily obchodnik dba
by jeho ohlaveni, obal-
ky a pod. byly dhledny
a vkusne tisknuty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
NORFOLK DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Many Matters Before the Body ut It's
Meeting in Princess Anne.
y n be tran nj
: y .9FeVtttI 10 Ht lIHts-DIsputCh.1
mr. FfAI II " III. on 1,t. ,

.
NORFOLK. VA. July 3o.-The Nor
folk District Conference of the Meth
odist Church, which convened in an
nual session Tuesday at Tabernacle
Church. Princess Anne county, finished
Np Its business yesterday afternoon
about $50 O'Clock. and adjourned sine
die, having decided to meeS next year
Mt the Haygood Memorial Church, in
the same county.
Rev, IA c. Pfeiffer, Of Centenary rv
Church Norfolk twho preached the an
nnal missionary sermon; Rev. DR..
r. H. Bennett, of Lynchburp. who
4 spoke In the interest Of the Anti-Sa-
loon League: President Blackwell, Of
Rand olnh- Macon College, who address
ca the conference on the relation OF
the Randolph-M Macon educational sys-
TEN TO the Nchurch, his opinion being
mat It Is unWtse to change the char
ter of the institution. which has been
proposed Mrs. r. II. Jones. of the
Il Norioik W. G. I. u. and Mrs. Newson,
Z natlonal ORGANIZER Of the w. c. T. u,
ance. and Rev. G. ". Wray. of Hamp-
ton, who spoke on Sunday schools. sl's4
Reports on the various departments
i OF church work We're made and adopt
ed among, them being that on Che
Is splrltnai state of thu church." which
B IaInentea me tact that many of the
young peonle are inclined to worldli-
ness. and show irreverence for sacred
things. The report urged that the
spiIitnal welfare of the people be mace
the chief concern of the church.
The report on finance urged the peo-
q pie to do better by their pastors, in the
matter Of salary. owing to the high
.ost OF living.
The characters of the various local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
.SLENP NAMED TO
SUCCEED HIMSELF
Republicans Of Ninth District
Hold Love Feast and Re-
nominate Him.
Especial to The rlmes- plspatch.1

= BIG STONE GAP, VA, July 30.-
About a thousand people were present
at the love feast, the term used by the
Republican leaders In speaking of their
convention at Norton to-day, which
nominated by reclamation c. Bascom
of Congress from the Ninth District.
j. w. McGavock, Of Wythe, was per-
manent chairman, and W. G. Pendleton,
of farewell, permanent secretary.
There We're no contests, and harmony
reigned supreme.
Resolutions We're adopted indorslng
the platform and nominees OF the Re
publican convention at Chicago: Roose-
velt's administration. and the work
of Slemp in Congress. The platform
favors law prohibiting interstate
shipments of Intoxicating beverages in
dry territory, and demands the repeal
of the law requiring payment of poll
tax as prerequisite to vote. Mr..
Slemp. whose name was the only one
presented to the convention, was placed
in nomination by State Senator John G..
Noel, of Lee county, who came into
notice by his attempt to prevent the
Virginia Legislature, at Its last session,
from confirming the nomination of
Judge w. F. Rhea. former Democratic
Congressman, MS a member of the State
CORPORATION Commission.
The nomination was seconded by T.
j. Muncy. OF Bland county, who made
q ringing speech. his theme being "Thc
Republican Party and What 1t Has
Done" He was several times inter-
1upted by applause, and when he fin
ished it was fifteen minutes before the
chairman could proceed. The nomina-
ticn was also seconded by delegates
from every county in the district.
When Wythe was reached w. S. Poage
moved that the nomination: be made
Mr.. Slemp was escorted to the plat
form, and made q speech. telling the
convention what ne had done for the
district in the short time he had been
irgton county, was reelected district
Chairman, and ]. p Hurt, Of Tazewell,
district secretary =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
Missionary Society Holding Annual Meeting
mt Piedmont Assembly.
Special to The Times Dispatchl

GoRDONSvILLE, VA. July 3O.-The
thirty-third annual convention OF the Vir-
ginia Christian Missionary Society is in
Piedmont Assembly near Gordonsville. SEES
sions OF the Ministerial Association and the
Christian Women's Board OF Missions pre-
coded the missionary convention proper,
which organized for business yesterday
morning.
The report OF the board showed excellent
work for the year In all quarters OF the State.
-Four new churches were organized. sixty
three churches assisted financially or by
evangcltsttc meetings under direction of the
board, three Sunday schools were establish
ed. and sol added to tho churches by the
evangelists and pastors supported by the
society. Six thousand nine hundred and
twcnty-eight dollars was raised for the
work during the year, and the permanent
trust fund increased to S9.304 Several
strong addresses have been made by repre-
sentative leaders from Virginia and the
West.
A special session on the Sunday school,
begun yesterday afternoon, was continued at
tho evening service. and some notable id
varces in this work were signalized.
The convention closes to-day (Friday)
with receiving and adopting the resolutions
| OF various. executive committees. and the
formulation of plans by which Virginia will
cooperate in the great centennial move
ment to be celebrated In Pittsburg In 1 900
The delegation has had a large representa-
tior from Richmond. besides good repre-
seLtRtton from other sections
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
TRY poL1cEMAN FoR MURDER.
OHiccr Swain on Trial for Shooting and
Killing Charles Phelps.
rspecial to The Times-DAspat,

((SVECIdI1
WINSTON SALEM, N. c.. July 3o.--
Policeman S. L. Swain. indicted for
murder, was put on trial in Forsythe
Superior Court to- day for shooting and
killing Charles Phelps. a young negro
man. Sunday morning. June IA tn drhe
officer and a man deputized to assist
claim that the negro fired upon Swain
twice before the officer st lot Phelps.
Phelps's mother and two other me-
groes gave evidence that the ohic ers
did all Of the shooting while Phelps
deceased did not even have a pistol.
The case willsreach the Jury tomorrow.
Able counsel are employed on both
Sides l5sif+.sS. 577.lsS * {s}5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31

preachers on the district We're approx
ed. and Rev. u. r. McConica. of Ep
worth. Norfolk, was recommended for
elders orders.
Rev. Charles L. Green was recon-
mended for admission into the Virginia
Annual Conference.
The following were elected az dele
gates and alternates to the Virginia
Annual Conference. which meets at Ep-
worth, Norfolk. next November: Dele
gatcs-A u. Kellam. G.. L. Stevens, w.
c. Cruett and j. II. Dozier. Alternates
III. u. Whitehurst j. w. Grandy, j.
w. Borum and j. w. Halstead
1t was recommended that every Sun
day school in the district be organized
+ into TO-, a missionary society, and a. =;
leader Of the district.
1t was recommended that Teachers
Bible Study Circles be organized
througho out the district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
WILLIAMSBURG SEMINARY.
Faculty Chosen for Inxtltution, to Open
III September Ncxt.>
lspecial . The Times Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 30.-The
board Of trustees Of the williamsburg
Female Seminary announce the cleo
ton of the following teachers: Rev.
W. NJ. Hunter, president. professor in
the department of the English Bible
and Sunday school normal training;
Mrs. "A. NJ. Lyons, of Missouri, lady
principal; Mrs. Lyons was formerly
lady principal Of the Synodical College
Fulton. Mo-; Miss Ruth Withers, OF
North Carolina. professor in the de-
partment of physical culture and
'stenography: Miss e. NJ. Hyde. OF Gin
clnnati, teacher Of vocal and instru-
mental music; Miss Virgie Jones, OF
Williamsburg, teacher Of languages
Miss Frances Groves, of Tennessee,
teacher of domestic science and do
mestic art.
The chairs Of pedagogy and math-
ematics have not yet been filled. The
seminary begins It's first session Sep
TENDER sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
WILL NOT PRESS CHARGE
Said That Miss Irwin VIII Not Appear
Against DR.. Gregory.
Especial to The Tlme,- Dispatoh.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. July 30.-When the
cases Of II. NJ. Caulter and Lee keedlclt,
charged with assnulting DR.. w. S.
Gregory were called int Police Court
this morning the two men We're rear
rested on warrant sworn out by DR..
Gregory. charging that they had at
tempted to main. disfgure and kill
him. The accused We're taken before
Judge Woods, and admitted to bail In
Police Court next Tuesday
1t begins to look now as If the
charge. made against the dentist BY
keedtck and Coulter that he hat
orered an insult to Miss irwin, will not
be pressed. Counsel for the parties
state that the lady wishes to avoid the
notorety. and does not wish to come
back from New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
MEETS AT PURCELLVILLE:

LEEsBuRG. VA, July so.-The thir-
ty-frst annual meeting OF the Prohi :
Etion and Evangelical Association Will
August 4th-12th. Among the speakers
will be DR. Writ Lowthcr. OF illinois;
Rev. Richard Wilkinson, of Augusta;
Governor swanson, of Virginia.; Covers
sentative Carlin. OF Alexandria, Judge
W. H. Mann, of Virginia.: Professor
Charles Scanlon and Senator Martin, OF
Virginia. Others participating in the
exercises Will be Miss Edith Davis, a
". c. IT, U. worker from wise onsir !:
Miss Evelyn Lewis Of Georgia.; Miss
christine Giles, Of Ohio, and Miss Zoe
lark. OF Chicago, vocallsts, and Arthur
,, Whitcomb. cornet soloist, Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
PoyvHATAN COURT MEETS.
Judge Mullen Presiding, ana Session to


be Long, Busy Ono.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
POWHATAN. VA, July 3o-Judge
Mullen, Of Petersburg, has been hold
ing court here for Judge Hundley. who
was prevented from presiding on ac-
count Of sickness. Court adjourned
yesterday. to convene on Tuesday, Au-
gust 4th, when Judge Mullen will again
preside. There is heavy docket. both
criminal and civil. Court will run
through the entire week.
Mr.. Stuart. candidate for Governor
was in attendance, and made many
friends.
Mr.. Mack Watkins. Of Charlotte, N.
c., an old Powhatan boy, Is visiting
relatives in the county.
Miss Birdie Baugh. daughter OF
Sheriff Baugh, is summering at Mas
sanetta Springs, Va.
Miss Genevieve Rudd, Of Chesterfield
county. is visiting friends at Belona.
The Middle District Association will
meet at Muddy Creek Church August
4th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
LYNCHBURG no ORGANIZE
DRYAN-kER CLUB.
Especial TO rho T1mea- ptsnatch.

= ---11
Is LYNCHBuRG, VA. Judy 3U.--A move
ment has been started in the city for
the organization of Bryan Kern Glass
Democratic Club, the movement receiy-
ing more enthusiastic support this
morning on the atreets than was ex-
pected at first by It's promoters. A
meeting Is to be held at Pace's ware
house one evening next week for the
purpose Of organization, and number
of speeches are to be made. Senator
Daniel, Congressman Glass and ex-
State Senator Thomas will be invited
to make the principal addresses of the
evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
Mr.. DABN EY INVITED
VIII Explain OrGantxatlOn Plan mt
sI35 Newport News Meeting.

Wlll Explain FIUrRHht1Htlon TIuh y -
Newport News Meeting.
Business Manager w. II. Dabney,y 81
the Chamber Of commerce, was invltea
chamber of Commerce at Newport
News to address the citizens OF that
town at an organization meeting t. e
be held next TUESDAY might, 9 char =!
port Nowsi Chamber, and the more pros
]gressiye element Is anxious to make
iitIa source Of great commercial useful
ness ofs the g1qpd .Work g nG.
babney IS Tidenti fled, he has been ask %
to discuss the best me asures or n he
jppbul ding lof n he scl ty, 10 Their spea Is
IeTs have HI nn sSSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
PEAs WE'RE POISONED.
Men to Whom Given Suxpicions AMI
Chickens That Antc Thcm Die.
Especial to Tho Times Dspatch. rs

NORFOLK, VA, July 30.--Ananlas
Malone (colored), who is charged With
attempting to kill an entire family
with poisoned peas, because OF a grudge,
was arraigned in the Police Court this
morning, but the case was continued,
owing to the absence Of an analysts
OF the peas, to show what they cons
5talned.
Charles Davisand Malone had words.
and Malone. apologIzing, offered Davis
g. mess of green peas as rcconcilia-
ton gift, Davis threw them In tho
yard after Malone left, and nine chick
diately. This led to the arrest Of Ma
lone, pending an investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
TYSON SAYS
SIX MONTHS

The medical term for Kidney trou.
blc,i is Nephritis. Medical works agroc
that 1t is durable during the acute or
tirpt stage, and that 1t Is incurable IN
the second or chronic stage.
When is the line crossed? One OF
the latest authorities. James Tyson,
M. D., Prof. of Medicine III the Univer-
sity of Penn, says In his late work,
pare lei, that the changes have been
cases by THE SIXTH MONTH.
nation of the kidneys. and the books
having nothing for 1t. physicians have
been helpless (the deaths have grown
to 10 daily) and Prof. Tyson plainly
says, page 15G. as to curative measures
to restore the kidney to its normul
conditions. II BELIEVE THERE ARE
NONE"
The inevitable logic OF this situation
IS that as Fulton's Renal Compound is
Illumination of the kidneys after It has
become chronic 1t Is the only thing IN
the world that people can look ito for
recovery who have had kidney trouble
longer than six months.
(Note--In fact. 1t is the only thing
that acts directly on kidney infiamma-
ton cit any stage, first or last. But 1t
reduces 1t more quickly be-
fore than after 1t becomes chronic.)
Literature mailed free.
JOHN j. FULTON CO..
Oakland. Cal.
Owens & Minor Drug Co. are our
sole local agents. Ask for Bi-Monthly
Bulletin of late recoveries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
Probably Took Poison,

7.,,I !! sopECIa ~ TIC TlMes- DlspatCh,J ~
TAAl1WELL, VA, July 3O.-I. Il
Myers, q fazewell plumber, died last
right at the home OF a relative in
aoIse Pen Cove, this county, undo,
1t was suicide. He retired to his room,
apparently In good health, hut was
found Yesterday afternoon by q phy-
stefan to be dying OF poison, There
dition left to support a theory Of sui.
y ela y 81 az ccidental pois plns,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
tkLUTTZ TO SUCCEED COOK
AS CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN
rsnecIa, to The Times Dispatch. ]

k SALISBURY, N. G.. July SO. q
Cook. Of Concord. who was last month
elected chairman Of the DEMOCRATIC
Executive Committee for the Eighth
District, has resigned the position, and
3ex- congressman rTheo. r. kluttz, OF
Salisbury, is the unanimous choice OF
the committee for the Craftsmanship
Mr.. Kluttz has served the district sew
ernl terms in Congress, and 1t Is
claimed will carry the election Tor
r. N. Hackett, the Democratic fnoml'
noe, this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
pos STEERS TO HOLD
~ MEETING AT CHARLOTTE

Il Special to The Times Dispat ch.l
RALEIGH. N. c.. j uly 30.-TheS eXecu-
tive committee Of the North Carolina
Association selects Chars
lotte, September 22d and 23d S as the
.pla ca and time for the annual session
Of the association. The Postmaster.
General Of the United States is expected
RI attend. 86Nt VS. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
sWATERsPoUT HITS VESSEL
The Lady Antrim Cnpnixcd In Pamlico
River, but Crew Rescued.
s8ss rcnanI, = IN ,rn !. ~, -, A.. nisnatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON, N. c.. July 3O.--The
Lady Antrim, q large sailing vessel
used in the river and sound traffic,
and plying between this city and points
on lower Pamlico River, was capsized
yesterday afternoon by q large water
spout near the mouth OF Pamlico River.
1t seems that the vessel was becalmed
when overtaken by the wsterspout, and
capsized, the captain and
crew clinging to her bottom until tax
Several vessels arriyir- In port to-
day report seeing the waterspout at a
distance Of five miles, and 1t seemed
to be about the size Of hogshead at
its smallest diameter and travelling
slowly from east to west. No other
casualties have been reported to date
as a result of the spout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
The Montana to Sail.

NORFOLK VA, July 3o-Orders have
been issued for the new cruiser Montana
to sail Sunday morning from the Norfolk
navy yard for a months trip. including gum
testing. in Southern waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
JUMPS INTO POOL,
BUT NOT DROWNED
Negroes Attempt at Self Destruc
ton After Killing a Woman
Failure.
[special 10 The rImes. p!spntch.

RALEIGH. N. c.. July so-After
sending load of shot from an old
army musltet crashing through the
head OF Annie Martin, with whom he
lived, Simon Lovejoy fled from the
scene OF the murder with q big crowd
of fellow-nesroes In hot "hie and cry
pursuit, and leaped thirty feet into a
rock quarry, with a deep pool of wa
ter In the bottom, trying to drown him
self there. The negro was hauled out
| by his pursuers and carried back TO
| town for commitment to jail. Tie
shooting occurred soon after noon, ana
was the result OF Jealousy. He says
he don't care II they hang him for the
Killing.
Joseph Allen Haywood Dead.
Joseph Allen Haywood, second son
OF the late DR.. Fabius ]. Haywood,
died to-day. aged sixty-seven years.
He Is survived by three daughters
Mrs. B. w. Baker, Misses Elsie and
Martha Haywood. The funeral Will be
held tomorrow afternoon
During the past fiscal year the Ra-
leigh post-offlce handled $l,101,T20, ex-
elusive OF the money order business.
which aggregated s357,1s0. The pro-.
ceeds from sale OF stamps. second-class
matter and box rent for the year was
Ss4,070 against s74,os3 for the year
previous, and only $32,953 for the year
1e9S, ten years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31

saranac Lake. N. j.. where his daugh-
ter is quite i'll.
Special services will be held In
Blandford NJ. e. Church tomorrow
night to express gratitude to God for
the bountiful rains He has sent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-31
Charters Granted.

Tie Barlum Springs Orphans Picnic
Committee Is Chartered to hold picnics
for the benefit of the Barium Springs
Orphanage the North Carolina Presoy-
sterian Orphanage. The incorporates
are II. N. Howard, p. S. Boyd, w. D.
Pharr, B, ". Presley. II. D. Mills and