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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-21
OBITUARY.
Rev. q. w. N1canS.


Tho Rev. y. w, Meany, born within
a few miles OF this city, died on April
27th at Prescott. Arizona. where he
had been rector of st. Luke's Parish
for several years.
Mr.. Meany went West for his health
after contracting a severe cold, which
settled on his lungs. while he was
rector OF st. Paul's Parish, baltimore,
Md During his stay in the Pacific
States he made an enviahle reputation.
both as a preacher and teacher.
christopher w. Booze.
Special to The Times Dispatch.
BUCHANAN. VA, May 2o.-.Mr. Chris
topher w. Booze, aged siSty-eight. was
found dead In his bed this morning by
his wife when she awoke, he having
expired with heart failure between the
hours of 4 and T..
. While Mr.. Booze had been an invalid
for thirty years, his death came un-
expectedly, and was a profound shock
to his family and friends.
Mr.. Booze was a brave Confederate
soldier, member OF Anderson's Bat
terry of the Botetourt Artillery, and 1t
was from exposure during the war that
on Ill health, which he has
borne with remarkable patience and
Christian fnrtitnde, Thirty-nine. years
ago she was married TO- Miss Mildred
Mans fiold. OF gaa Elm county, and !s.
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AYcocK on PROHIBITION.
He Expects North Carolina to Go Dry nr
Virginia Soon to Follow.

110 L4ptcL4 Nortni CAROLINA TO 20 Ory Qu0
Virginia Soon to Follow.
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RALEIGH. n. c.. May 2o.-Ex- Governor
Charles B. Aycock spoke here tonight IN
this interest of State prihoblt!on. the county
courthouse being we'll filed and crowd re-
ceiying with marked appreciation his spirited
and eloquent speech. He manifested spe-
eiaf desire for prohibition TO be successful
In Wake and every other county because, a.
he expressed 1t. local public sentiment FOR
Law enforcement. is essential. to effective
every Judge Of the Supreme and Superior
Court bench. and In his county OF Wayne
every county officer Will vote FOR prohibition
next Tuesday.
Mr. Aycock predicted tina. North Carolina
VIII go prohibition, and that in less than
I'VE years Virginia will come trailing along
behind as che has always done" and that
in about ten years come OF those smooth
writing Virginians VIII be evolving elaborate
treaties TO establish as fact that Virginia
not only led North Caroline. bu. was the
pioneer In the prohibition movement" He
was IN this connection answering an argu-
ment he said antiprohlbitionists are making
that to vote whtsxey out OF North Carolina
would be only TO turn a stream o. money
into Virginia for liquor to be shipped into
the State
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LEASED TO B1Jou COMPANY.
Auditorium at AshevilIe to Be Taken Into
Wells Circuit

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AsHEYrLLE. n. c.. May e6.-Ashevilie's
auditorium has been leased 70 the Bijou
Company. OF Richmond, Va, o. which Jake
Wells is president, for term OF FIVE years.
]. is stipulated IN the lease that Ashevilie is
&c have the use OF the auditorium free for
conventions meeting in this city.
The leasing OF the auditorium has caused
much satisfaction here, by reason OF the
TACT that the house has been practically
Idle for some time. having been boycotted
b.! the theatrical trust since Sarah Bern
hardt appeared here during her last tour O.
the United States. 1t will now be Included
in the large string OF theatres controlled
by the Wells Company. which include Rich
niond. orfolk, Newport News. Atlanta, Au-
scsta, Knoxville, Montgomery, Memphis. Blr-
" ngham. Evansville. Mobile, Lynchburg and
other. cities.
Extensive Improvements will at once be
made, which includes decorations and added
seating capacity. costing. 1t Is estimated,
stme $4,000
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HORNE GETS LIONS SHARE.
Nearly All of New Hanovcr's Delegates
Arc for Him.
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WILMINGTON, n. c.. May 2o.-New
Hanover county held its convention
this afternoon. and Ashley Horne came
off with the honors in the guberna-
torial race. as he captured 6s4-100 of
the nina votes this county will have
in the State Convention. Congressman
Kitchin received 144-1o0 and Locke
Craig 72-1oo.
a resolution was unanimously and
heartily adopted directing the county
delegates to the State Convention 20
oppose to the end and work against
an instructed delegation being sent to
the National Convention. Various
State officers were Endorsed, and others
voted for. and several times the con-
vention bordered on a scrap. It was
the stormtest convention held here in
years.
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HIS LEG CRUSHED OFF.
Serious Accident to Captain Stephens,
- -NnrHnllc

Serious Accident to Captain Stephens,
of Norfolk and Southern.
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SUFFOLK, VA. May 20:-Captain a.
B. Stephens. conductor on the Norfolk
and Southern Railroad, had his lefs
leg crushed. off this afternoon at
Bedford. twenty-six miles south Of
Suffolk. He slipped While stepping
TO the station platform. Captain
Stephens was brought to Suffolk on a
special and was delirious when taken
to hospital.
Last Christmas. his son, Augustus
B. Stephens, Jr.. a baggage master,
was killed on the same railroad by
being shot by hunter from the
ground while his train was going at
full speed.
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THE FERR1s-AssA1D TRIAL.
Case Probably Reach the Jury To
night-An Arrest for Perjury.
Tspecial 10 THE Tinnes-pis,o.

Especial to The Times D!snatch.l
ROANOKE, VA. May 20.-All the
evidence except that OF few witnesses
In rebuttal have been heard in the
murder trial Of Moses Ferris and sam
Assaid
There was no evidence to-day show
ing what led up to the tragedy except
a quarrel between Ferris and Frank
Assaid. Witnesses for the Common
wealth testified that when they reach
ed the dying man he stated that Moses
Ferris and Sam Assaid had attacked
him. Assaid testified that he inter-
fered in the attempt to save the life
Of Frank Assaid. It is thought the
case will so to the jury tomorrow
night. The courtroom was packed
all day.
During the trial the police arrested
a Syrian named n. e. Nader, who is
wanted for perjury in an insurance
case in New York. He had been in
Roanoke only two days
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HE At TACKS GIRL;
SHOT. BY FATHER.
Deputy Sheriff Holding Fires
Load Of Birdsfot Into Negro
Who Threatened Daughter.
FINALS AT PEACE INSTITUTE
Diplomas Presented and Other
Honors Conferred Young Men
Form Prohibition Club.
.lspecIai 10 a, The rlme.. plspa,c h 4

RALEIGH, N. q, May 2o.--John Hen.
derson, the negro brute who attempted
an assault upon Miss Holding in Wake
Forest township yesterday afternoon.
and was brought to Wake county Jail
last night. is suffering from the shot
gun wound inflicted by the irate father
OF the young lady. f. c. Holding. in
capturing him. The preliminary trial
OF the negro is to take place Thursday
OF next week. The negro, stout,
black fellow, about thirty-fve years
old. was begging at the farm houses
in that section for some days. He
came to the Holding residence. went
to the kitchen door. and asked Miss
Holding for something to eat She
was preparing a sandwich for him
when ne came at her with knife.
Her screams brought her father and
two brothers to her aid. The negro
struck one Of the boys and ran. The
shotgun in the house was charged with
birdshot only. The father took this
and fred the load into the negroes
back as he ran. Mr.. Holding Is
deputy sheriff. He says that only
consideration OF the obligation he is
under as an officer Of the law re-
strained him from killing the negro on
the spot
Pence Institute Finnls.
The graduating exercises for Peace
Institute took place at II o'clock this
morning In the college chapel in the
presence OF very large audience. the
address to the graduates being by ex-
Judge ThUnas B. WomaGk. OF this city.
The diplomas were TO Miss Galloway
Carter. Mount Airy: Miss Mary Ca!lum
Evans. Raleigh: Miss Mavis Elsie Grif-
fin and Mics Marie Leah Griffin. VIII
son: Miss Pattie Lee. Eagle Rock.
Miss Ella Reid Pope. Raleigh: Miss
Elizabeth Boyd Roberts, Chase city,
mouth, Va. There were also certt-
Hcates in special studies to number
OF young ladies. and a long list OF
honors and merit roll announced by
President Jerome Stockard. This has
been an especially successful year, tbs
first under the synod syndicate that
purchased the school from the lament
ed DR.. James Dinwiddie
Young Men Form Club.
young meme prohibition club has
just been organized for Raleigh with
300 members. An effort Will be made
during the week to organize. similar
clubs for every township in the coun-
~. 1t is the general impression that
Wake county VIII give a majority
against State prohibition next Tues
day
An order is issued by the North
Carolina Corporation Commission for
reports of the condition OF State. pri-
vate and savingc banks doing business
in the State at the close OF business
May 18th.
Tie Switzerland Mercantile Com
pany. OF Switzerland. Ashe county. .s
chartered with $4,000 capital author
ICED and $4,000 subscribed for a gem
eral mercantile business, by G. NJ
Z Donnelly. j. B. Switzerland and others,
OF Switzerland and Mountain City.
Tenn.
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TWO RALEIGH WEDDINGS.
| Young Lawyer md Fair Teacher Married
r. After Commencement


Special to The Times D!spatch1
RALEIGH, Nc. May e0.--Nir.5 Robert t.
Pool, a young attorney of Troy. n. c., and
Miss Bessie Pullum. OF Leasburg. who has
been teaching school at Clayton and gave the
school commencement yesterday, We're united
In marriage In the parlors OF the Yar-
borough Hotel this morning. DR.. T. n. Ivey,
editor OF the Christian Advocate. officiated.
They went to-day TO their future home in
Troy. Accompanying them here from Clay
Miss Blanche Barnes. Prof. j. r. williams,
Miss Matte Pullium. Mr.. Malcolm afcKin-
ME, Miss Cora Pulilura. John Talton, Miss
Ellie 5-1'S'. - -
Miss Geneva spruill this afternoon became
the bride OF Mr.. Charles W Gill, Of Hender-
son. the ceremony being at the home of the
bride. on Person Street, Rev. George E.
spruill. of Georgia, brother OF the bride,
performing the ceremony. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. CHI left
for their future home In Henderson where
he Is a prosperous merchant. -
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CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL DAY.
Celebration on Saturday to Be Of an Impos
ing Character,

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EUREKA MILLS, VA, May 20.-Arrange-
ments for the Memorial exercises to be held
at Charlotte Courthouse next Saturday are
being rapidly completed, and the day prom
ises to be one long to be remembered. The
following will be the order OF parade and
program:
Chief Marshal John B. Farls and stan,
mounted; brass bandit H. "A. Darlington
Comp, Q, " No. Y, g: Sons Of Veterans,
visitors in carriages on left OF
Sons: H. a. carrlngton, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, In carriages; two hand
somely decorated floatss with young girls
dressed in Confederate coloSs. singing Con-
feGerate sons. Line OF march, through prn-
cipal streets OF the town and Commencing
at 1880 "A. NJ. Confederate songs by q
large choir OF trained voices at 1880 A. NJ.
Addresses by Senator John w. Daniel. Gov
einor G. "A. Swanson and Hon. II. st. George
Tucker Music by the band; comforting
crosses of honor TO the veterans. dinner,
decoration Of Confederate graves.
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ARREST FOR BUYINGSLIQUOR
LEADS TO STREET FIGHT
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SUFFOLK, VA, May 20.-William
Reed. half breed Indian negro, was
locked up this afternoon for violating
the Byrd law, in that he bought a
pint of whiskey for two white men
who are on the prohibited list. Later
there was bloody street fight grow
Ing out Of information leading to the
arrest.
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MIR. THOMPSON ENTERS RACE
FOR MAYOR OF LYNCHBURG


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LYNCHBURG,V VA, May 20.-John P,
Thompson has announced himself as
an independent Democratic candidate
FOR the ,nayoralty In the election on
June 9th.in opposition to Mayor G. w.
Smith, who was recently declared the
Democratic nominee for reelection
without opposition. 1t Is not thought
the announcement will cause any UNI
easiness rs to the success Of the reg
ular ticket.
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ANSuL HIS CITIZENSHIP.
Steps Taken to Abrogate Papers Of Nor

Steps Taken to Abrogate Papers OF Nor
wegian From Lynchburg.
NORFOLK. VA, May a0.-Aleging that
he failed to file papers, declaring his in
tention of becoming a citizen of the United
States as required by law. District Attorney
Lewis and his assistant, r. H. Talley,
brought suit in the United States Court to-
day to annul the citizenship papers OF
Gabriel Martin Gabrielsen. a Norwes ian.
natural!zed at Lynchburg in 1906
Gabriesen claimed citizenship on the
ground of four years service in the revenue
cutter service The court officials claim this
Is permissible only for service N the navy.
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great many blood medicines Mercury, Potash
strong ingredients
y affecting the
Tissues e the body No such results from the Of
bleed remedy the T entirely the
and gathered supervisory treatment
slam c Sores and Ulcers soua Skin diseases Blood Poison
blood disorders S.
blood all impurities huro
thar s has been best Blood
blood diseases which will be desire
them and will medical wanted without
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA.xGA
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in MEMoRIAM

Thursday. May z, 1903
CECIL HERBERT, only child OF G.
H.. and Maude Waller Holland, "fell;
asleep In Jesus"
An angel form now hovers over
That sorrow-stricken home,
And points with dimpled baby fingers
To heavens glitterlng dome.
An angel voice in baby accents,
Speaks: Lift your weeping eyes,
And see your angel baby waiting
For you up in the skies"
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sCurrituck county, N. c.. came to tho
Suffolk clerks Office and secured IL
cense to marry Mamie Boureu, who, he
sad, was a widow, aged twenty-five.
Later the girls mother. who had been
tracing the pair arrived and declared
her daughter was only thirteen. The
couple had then left town, and have
not since been heard from.
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FINED AND JAILED
FOR VIOLATING LIQUOR LAWS

Special to The Times plspatch.1
NORFOLK. May 20.-In the Police
Court this morning Thomas Parson.
liquor on Sunday and Of selling liquor
without dicense. For the first Of
tense he was fined s10O and costs. anu
for the second offense he was fined 500
and costs. and sent to Jail for thirty
days. He is also required to give a
good behavior bond of $500. q
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ELECT Mr.. RUSSELL PRESIDENT.
School Inspector Chosen to Head Normal Al
Fredericksburg.
Special to The Times-Disr

specal to The Times Dlspatch.l
FREDERIcKsBURG, VA. May 2e-The
board of visitors to the State Normal School
to be erected In Fredericksburg, at a meeting
here to-day elected Prof. e. II. Russell,
bers OF the board We're present With one ex-
ception.
ST. George R. Fitzhugh that the city OF
Fredericksburg would pay an appropriation
OF 100000 towards the normal, which was
mittees were announced and routine business
transacted.
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Acquitted Of Murder.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
HAMPTON, VA, May 20.-Hattie BurrelI
Mary BurreH Joseph Burrell and Stuart
Brooks s s neg S,1 charged With murderins
acquitted in the Circuit Court OF Elizabeth
City county. The Burrell child was found
dead. floating in Back Creek, and the FAM
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Jacobs & Levy

about 1000. located in the centre Of
the city. Is crowded each night to hear
the ringing speeches OF the visitors. At
no time has the interest in the cleo
ton May 2sth been as great as at
present. and both the vets and drys
claim they will carry the county.
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Death of Mas carrie Green.

wrLMiSGToN.N II. c. May 2o.-Miss carr
rie Green. daughter OF Colonel Wharton
Green, and sisters OF Mrs. Pembroke Jones
and Mrs. George 3. Elliott, died to-day a.
Fayetteville. N. c. Death was not unex-
pected. Her sisters were at her bedside
and Miss Sadie Jones left for Fayetteville
Tonight. f5,
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TO SETTLE BANKS AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Smlthey, Special Commissioner, Ente,
80 49,. h unon His Work -...ll-.ssit -


Upon His Work.
d [specialto The Times Dispatch.]
BoYDToN, VA, May 2o.-Mr Marvin
Smithey. OF Lawrencevile Va, special
appointed by tho Circuit Cou ri
of Meoklenburg In the suit Of q, r. Land SO.
VS. Bank OF Mecklenhurg, to take. state
ard settle the affairs OF the defunot Bank
In the bank building this morning. Mr.,
smithey Is a young lawyer OF prominence
at the Brunswick county bar, and Ia said 10
hea Gne commissioner, 81
Quite a number OF those Interested arc
here to look after cir claims II will
probably take the commissioner two or three
there is a large amount Of business 4 70 BE- s
settled up. and perhaps some 3knotty ques-
lions to be decided.
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Exposition Depnrtment.

NORFOLK, May 2O.-The fire and
police department. at the Jamestown
Exposition Grounds have been reor-
ganized with H. W. Cobb, an ex-cap-
tain OF the Norfolk Fire Department..
In charge. He has company Of eight
men to assist him,
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] Deaconess Tor Lypchburg.

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a LYNCHBuRG.V VA, May 20.-The SWo-
mans Home Missionary Society Of the
Court str9ot Methodist Church has en-
gagged Miss Bernice jenkins, who will
graduate from the Missionary Training
School, of Nashville. Tenn, as deacon-
ess. She is expected to give her whole
time to the work OF this large church,
beginning some time during June.
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.AIexnnder Drummond

Special to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA, May 30.-Captain
Alexander Drummond. we'll known
resident OF Dewell's Point died last
night at his home on the Point. af-
ter an illness of FIVE months, in his
seventy-fourth year. He was one Of
the old landmarks of the Tidewater
section. The deceased Is survived by
one son, John H. Drummcnd. The
funeral rs announced for Thursday at
Q P. NJ, from Bethel Methodist Church.
sIntermef.t at DENLY Station.
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THE FIGHT IN ROWAN.
and Prohibition Forces
both Quite Active.

Both Quite Active.
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& SALISBURY, N. c.. May 20.-The
.antiteuperapce forces are having their
timing this week in the prohibition
campaign in Rowan. the fight being
championed by Mayor A. H. Boyden.
of Salisbury, Tonight Walter Muir
ply. Esq, spoke at Kluttz's School
House. near Salisbury. against the bill,
and will during the week speak at
Mount Ulla, Grauite Quarry, Pooltown
and other places. Il
Rev. w. J. Rutledge, OF Ohio, and
Rev NJ. F. Ham, OF Kentucky. assist
ed by local committees. are now Lead
Ing the prohibition fight in Rowan on
behalf Of the temperance workers. "A
large tent with seating capacity Of
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For Bryan and Primary.

I- lSpeclal 70 The Tlmes-Dispatch.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 20.-yIt Is
practically certain that the Newport News
delegation to the Virginia State Democratic
Convention Will stand for Bryan and the
primary system. The city has fourteen dele
gates. each having half q vote.47 81 s.5i5474
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Mr.. ELS in LXnchb,,u,r,c,

LYNcHBURG, VA. May gov. T. Ellis,
the well known Philadelphia journalist. ad-
dressed a monster mass meeting here mt
Court Street Methodist Church tonight, de-
serbing his observations on missionary fields.
Practically every midweek service in the
city churches closed for the rally.
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survived by his wife and four children
Mrs. r. Stinnett, OF Buchanan: Mrs.
E. E, Bawsell, of Atlanta, Ca; Mr..
w. NJ. Booze. Of Greenyille. Ala; Mr.. c.
G. Booze. of .Augusta Ga.
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Reclsleas Driver.

Reckless Driver.
harry Brent. colored, was fined SO
in Police Court yesterday morning on
a charge of reckless driving in the
city streets.
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FUND FOR ~. NJ. o. A. sGROWING,
CART CLNNING CHAM IA HEI,PER

a38g8 special to Y he II ines Dlspatchs]
55 oRFGLK.sN May 20.---T he Y. NJ, pG. "A.
500 il, X. and with i've more days In
Which Is raise no ~ the .eadsrS
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DEATHS

suddenly, Of apoplexy.
May 10th, at his home in Fluyanna
county. Va, HENRY ARCHER
gone to join the vast majority"
The old comrades who helped him
fight for the dear lost cause ten-
derly laid the remains to rest, beside
those OF his first wife, formerly
Miss Norella Harrison, just as the
sun was lowering In the west, typi-i
cal of the life gone out, In that its
Z work We're nearly done. Unswerving
in his loyalty to the dear Southland,
he told the writer. II never surren-
never tired Of fighting over the bait
i ties gained or lost so long ago. Mr..
Thomas belonged, to the Nineteenth
9 Virginia REGIMENT. Company G. He
s. is survived by his second wife, for
merly Miss Josephine Spangler. OF
children. all Of whom were at the old
home to see the dear father laid to
rest: DR.. G. NJ. Thomas and Mrs. j.
". Cosby. of Healing Springs. Va:
/ Misses Nora apd Lottie Thomas, OF
Mabel Thomas, of washington, D. q,
also a trained nurse; Mrs H M.
Hutcheson, Messrs. Aubra and John
Z Thomas. Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. Kyle
Thomas, OF Fluvanna county. Va. and
little Sadle, the child or MS Old age,
and the very shadow of the father,
who stood by him as he was strick-
en- down. He also left two sisters,
Mrs. Fannie Mason and Mrs. Molie
K Via, OF Goochland county, and one
brother Mr.. Smith Thomas. of Flu
wanna county, Va. The choir Of his
4 Will Understand" "safe in Arms Of,
Jesus" and Good Night, Reloved,"f
the latter being OF of his favorites,
and the one lae and little Sadie sang
together the night before he passed
z away.
Sleep on, beloved. sleep and take thy
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ire confident that the work will be

are coHHdeHt mat the Work VIII be
accomplished.
Captain Frank Cunningham, City
Collector Of Richmond. who is in the
city for several days, and has interested
himself in the campaign. yesterday ad-
dressed the meeting OF the teams at
headquarters. and is putting IN a good
word on all sides for the fund.
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TIE Switzerland Mercantile Com
pany. OF Switzerland. Ashe county. Is
chartered with $4,000 capital author
lied and $4,000 subscribed. for a gem
eral mercantile business, by G. NJ
.Donnelly. ]. B. Switzerland and others,
OF Switzerland and Mountain City.
Tenn
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YOUNG Men Form Club.

A young meme prohibition club has
just been organized for Raleigh with
400 members. An effort Will be made
during the week to organize. similar
clubs for every township in the coun-
~. 1t is the general impression that
Wake county Will give majority
against State prohibition next Tues
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An order is issued by the North
Carolina Corporation Commission for
reports of the condition OF State. pri-
8vate and savingc banks doing business
in the State at the close OF business