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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
SUMMER DIVERSION

microbes are set afoat in the air, and, being
taken INTO the lungs, or swallowed with fooc
or drink, ind their way into the blood of the
victims. The result is the same whether they
get INTO the blood In this manner or through
the agency of the mosquito
Much digging incidental to building opera
tons often starts small epidemics of malaria
IN cities, and 1t Is VIGOROUSLY fact that the
workmen under such circumstances are fire.
quently attacked in squads by the malady.
The process of infection is doubtless the same
as on the prairies. Accordingly, it would APP
pear that, though Anophees is undeniabiy
guilty, there would still be plenty of chills and
fever. even though the last mosquito was
driven off the earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
I THREAD ALONE

All nv ways thread alone,
Though | seem to follow:
When you're on the hill OF stone,
| am in the hollow;
When you're in the leafy void,
| am in the meadow,
When you press the meadow mold
/ am wrapped IN shadow
Thus we rambled through the day
Sun, or stress OF weather.
And | hear the voices say,
How they wend together
You are Daphne, modern grown
But I'm no Apollo
All the WAYS | thread alone,
While | seem TO follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
GLASS THAT WILL NOT CRACK

A NEW kind OF glass that resists great heat
"A as well as sudden changes OF temperature
IS made from Brazilian quartz pebbles. The
pebbles are heated redhot and then thrown
into distilled water The Purest pieces are
next selected and welded with the oXyhydro-
gen blowpiPe into long stems like knitting
needles, from which glass vessels OF any shape
can be made.
At present the quartz glass IS chiefly en-
ploved for making laboratory apparatus Into
a test tube made IN this way white hot coal
can be dropped without breaking II. Vessels
OF other forms can be heated white hot and
then plunged into cold water without cracking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
THE HAMMOCK SEASON

The ha1nmoCk's coming does not mean
Love making has been rudely ended;
Not stopped. Oh no. In full swing though
lis temporarily suspended.
NIXON Waterman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10

tana que cae Cooks Court forman para ella
una perspectiva de belleza sin igual, Y los dos
retratos al oeo de Suagsby de su digna
consorte. colgados ambos lados de la puerta
le parecen obras maestras de un m6rito igual
a la de Rafael el Ticano La posicion de
Augusta tiene por 10 tanto sus compensa-
clones
M. Suagsby deja discretion de una mu.
jer todo 10 que relative los detalles
PRACTICES del misterioso comercio, ella es la
que dispone del bolsillo la que arregla las
devocones del domingo las diversiones de M.
Suagsby la compra de trajes de adoruos
sin reconer nadie el derecho de discutir sus
actos, Esto contribute que mistress Suags-
by sirva de punto de comparacion todas las
mujeres de Cancery Lane hasta de Holborn,
las cuales en- sus contiendas domesticas la
man la atenci6n dc sus maridos sobre La di-
ferencia que existe entire la posecion de mis-
tress Suagsby la suya entire la conducta
del excelente papelero la de sus respectivos
esposOS.
Sc dice EN- VOC baja en- Cooks Court, donde
revolean los chismes las hablillas en- La SOM
bra, parecidos los murcielagos van cho-
car con las ventanas de todos los que ALI ha-
bitan, Sc dice que mistress Suagsby es curiOsa
Y celosa, que at0rmenta sn maTido hasta Ell
punto de hacerle salir de la casa 10 cual no
sufriria sino fuera In cobarde. Sc ha obser-
vado que las muleres que le citan sus ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10
POR CARLOS DICK EMS

mayor Sc reduce a in hombre de media edad
que Sc encuentra todas horas en- la espaciosa
antesala que raraS veCeS Sc We acosado pOr
el trabajo. La clase de negocos d que Sc de
dica M. Iulklnghorn es muy especial 10
le precisa tener pasantes Dep6sito de no
bles cCnhdenclas, es hombre que gusta
de hacer participe nadie de sus asuntos,
de eel solo necesitan sus clientes, as1 cocno
81 solo Sc ocupa de todo 10 que le concierne
LIE redactan las escrituras, que le son necesa-
rias escribanos del Temple quienes da ms
frucc1Ones m1ster1osas, encarga al papelero
las copias sin regatear nunca ell precio FL
hombre de mediana edad que esta sentado a
tOdas horas en- su banco Sc halla enterado de
los del procurador como IN barrendero del
HOlbOrn
FL lacre negro el rojo la tapadera del tin
tero, una salvadera Y un cajon de obleas ha
llegado por fin una combination que parece
dednitiva.
Ha cesado la indecsi6n 8 no cesara
nunca
M Tulkinghorn Sc levanta sc Gala los an.
teojos toma ell sombrero, sc pone ell manuscri-
to en- Ell bolsillo sale del despacho, Y dice al
hombre de mediana edad que volvera dentro
de IN momento Bien es verdad que siempre
que sale de la casa dice 10 mismo
Nj. Tulkinghorn, imtando la corneia,
emprende vuelo Sc dirige en- Inca recta 4 Ia
casa de Nj. Suagsby, quiea en- el mometo de ba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10

dentro de 81 cerebro, va invadido
poT rachas de demencia.
DE donde til has vuelto. no Sc
vuelve....
Y tom6 bien sus precauciones. Ell
proposito debfa realizarse por tai
rnanera, que nunca Sc supiese NADIA;
secreto eterno. Sc procure Ell mano-
jo de llaves de la capil1a mando
ia bricar otras iguales TN mozo he
rrero, que partfa con Ell tercio Elan
des al dia siguiente. va en- poder de
Dorotea las ilaves de su sepulcro,
salio una tarde sin ser vista, cubierta
con TN manto, Sc entro en- la iglesia
por la potezuela, Sc escondi6 en- la
capilla del Cristo, y al rctirarse Ell
sacristan cerrando Ell temple, Dorotea
bajo lentamente la cripta, alum
brandose con un cirio prendido en- la
lampara r la mohosa puerta,
cerro por dentro, y Sc tendio, apagando
antes el cirio con ell pie....
La C0ndesa de P1Ydo BaSdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10
l0ShdI0S el los ES|QdI U1id06

En- una de las ultimas sesio-
mes del Congreso norte-ameri-
cano de educacion nacional, ce.
lebrado en- Cleveland (Ohio) I'm
eclesiastico, Mr. @. President
ha presentado un informa sobre
el problema 1ndio. Ha declara-
do que el tratamiento dado q los
Pieles Rojas per Ell gobierno
nacional es una verguenza. Sc
obliga a los indigenas a abando-
mar Ell idioma materno Y con
este Sc les produce una PARALYSIS
en- su desarrollo intellectual. El
s1stema que actualmente eSta
en- vigor en- los Estados Unidos,
equivale a un "asesinato del al
ma popular indigena,' dice Ell
informante; Y luego agrega:
"Se hacen esfuerzos en- el SEN
lido de aniquilar las tradicio-
mes artisticas y poeticas de los
Piel Rojas; q sus metodos natl
vos Sc han substituido las es-
candalOsas costumbres de los
cafes-concierto de Nueva York.
FL gobierno procede met6dica-
mente a lograr ell embrutecimien
to de esta antigua raza. tan
ricamente dotada. Es tempo
de pensar en- ell asunto Y adop-
tar una politica mas liberal"
Veremos 10 que contestan las
autOridades americanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10
MAS OBRAS, RECIBIDAs
EN- La LTBRERIA DEL ROlekfM.

Manual de fabrication de Chocola
ties, Pastas para sopas y galletas
por don Luis Godos. / tomo en-
cuadernado $I.5s con franqueo.
Obras Poeticas de don Jose de Es-
pronceda. tomo en- r1stica AZ
ctvs. con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de
Carolina Invernizio, q 25 ctvs.
tomo con franqueo.
Compendio de la Historic Universal
de Cesar Cant1 / tomo encua-
dernado Ell tela roja $I,6o con
franqueo.
Ell derecho y su practic al alcance
de todos, por z. P1 y Arsuaga. /
tomo encuadernado en- tela S. 90
con franqueo.
La Introduction Ia Vida Devots
por Ell bienaventurado Francisco
de Sales, principe y obispo de
Colonia de los Al6brogues. / to-
mo encuadernado en- piel ST. so
con franqueo.
Sc acaba de recibir en- esta librerfa
la importante obra titulada:
La mitad del mundo vista deSde mn
autom0yil. de Pekfp a Paris en-
90 dfas.) Tn tomo de 6o8 pagi
mas, elegantemente encuaderna-
do en- tela dorado, 200 iIustracio-
nes fotograf1cas Y una carta
itineraria, por don Luis Barzini
Precio S3.3o con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10

que tambien Enrique de Nevara. ST
esposo, chill6 al reconocerla; chill6 J
retrocedi6. No era de gozo el chilli
do, sino de espanto.. De espanto. ST
/ la resuci,ada no 10 podfa dudar. Pues
acaso sus hijos, dofia Clara de once
afios, don Felix de nueve, tno hablan
dorado de puro susie, cuando vieron
a su madre que retornaba de la sepul.
tura? 7 con llanto mas afigido mas
congojoso, que el.derramado al punto
en- que Sc la llevaban... ELLA que crefa
ser recibida entire exclamaciones de
intensa felicidad! Cierto que dias
despues Sc celebro una function So
lemnfsima en- accion de grscias; cier.
to que Sc do TN faustoso convite los
parientes y allegados; cierto, en- su-
ma, que los Guevaras hicieron cuanto
ca be hacer para demostrar satisfac-
cion por Ell singular 6 impensado su-
ceso que les devolvfa la esposa
la madre... Pero dof1a Dorotea, apoya-
da ell codo en- la repisa del ventanal
y la nejilla en- la mano, pensaba en-
otra S cosas...
Desde su vuelta al palacio, disi-
muladamente, todos la huian. Die
rase que Ell soplo frio de la huesa, el
halito glacial de la cripta fotaba al.
rededor de su cuerpo. Mientras CO.
mia, nota ba que la mirada de los ser.
vidores, la de suS hijos, sc desviaba
oblicuamente de sus manos palidas,
que cuando acercaba sus labios
secos la copa del vino, los muchachos
sc extremecian. mo les parecfa ma
tural que comiese Y bebiese la gente
del otro mundo? Y dofIa Dorotea ve-
MIA de este pals misterioso, que los
Amos sospechan aunque no 10 conoz-
cam. 81 las palidas manos maternales
intentaban iugar con los bucles rubios
de don Felix, el chiquillo Sc desviaba
deSco lorido Gl su vez, con Ell gesto
del que evita IN cOntacto que lie cua ia
la sangre. Y 4 la ho1a medrosa del
an0ch hecer. cuando parecen oscilar las
largaS tiguras de las tapicerlas 81
Dorotea Sc c1uzaba con dofIa Clara en-
el comedor del patio la cr1atura, des-
pavorida, hula al modo con que Sc
huge de una maldita aparic ion.
Pof su parte, el esposo guardaudo
4 Dorotea tanto respeto y reverencia
que ponia maravilla no hab1a vuelto
a rodearla el fuerte brazo la cintura
En- vano Ia resucitada ba de ARE.
boil sus mejillas, mezclaba 4 sus
trenzas cintas y alj6fares y vertia So
bre su corpl1o pomitos de esencia>
de Oriente. Al trasluz del colorete
Sc trasparentabe Ia amarillez c6rea;
alrededor del rostr0 persistla Ia for
ma de la toca funeral, y entire los
perfumes sobresalfa el vaho hdmed
de los panteones. Hubo I'm momento
que la resucitada hizo a su espoSo
licita caricia; guerra saber 81 seria re.
chazada. D. Enrique Sc dej6 abra
gar pasivamente. mas en- sus olos
negros dilatados por el horror que
a pesar suyo Sc asomaba 4 las venta-
mas del esp1r itu en- aquellos ojos TN
tempo galanes, atrevidos y candentes
le, 8 Dorotea una frase que zunmba ba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-10
TRIBUNAL SUPREME De PUERTO RICO
OFICINA DEL SEcRETARIO

OFTCINA DEL SECRETARIO
Por la presente Sc informa al p1bli
co en- general que los PROGRAMS para Ia
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio d.
81 ABOGAOIA ante los Tribnnales
Inulares, no SO distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que
interese alg1n ejemplar de ellos, 4 la
Librerfa del BoLETIN MERoANTIL,
que ha tornado & su cargo la publica-
ci6n Y venta de los mismos
San Juan Puerto Rico, % de Julio de 1907.
a. IT, Castro,
0eescario del fnbnai SuDrsms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
cox MAY DE NAMED.
Said Now That High Point Mnn Would
Accept Republican Nomination.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. July oo.-There is
renewed interest in talk here as to who
the Republicans will probably put in
the race against Hon. w. w. Kitchin
forthe goyernorship, in that 1t is stated
on good authority that Mr.. ]. Elwood
Cox. Of High Point, successful bus
mess man, has fntimated that he might
reconsider his decision announced some
time ago that he would. under no cir
cumstances, accept the Republican nom
ination.
81 1t is said now that Mr.. Cox has de-
cumstances. accept the Republican nom
nation, provided the State ticket named
was entirely to his liking He would
want the Republicans to declare for a
non-partisan educational department.,
and on the ground that State superin-
stendent j. Y. Joyner has made such a
good record. and proved himself the
right man for the place, to indorse him
Tor reelection. p1edging the party to
take the department entirely out OF
politics in the event that the Republic
cans come into power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
MIR. ROPER RECEIVER For
KINGSTON LUMBER COMPANY
TspecIal 10 The rimes-pIspatch.1

Especial 10 The Times DIspatch.l
Y NORFOLK. VA, July 22.-No state
ment was obtafnable here to-day on
the appointment Of George W. Roper,
Company, as receiver for the Kingston
Lumber Company by Federal Judge
Purnell at Raleigh yesterday. The
receivership followed an action
Lumber Company and the receivers OF
the Norfolk and Southern Railway,
controlling practically all stock Of the
Kingston company and probably so
per cent Of It's liabilities.
Receiver Roper was to-day in North
Carolina as was also Managing Res
!ceiver Thomas Fitzgerald, of the
Norfolk and Southern. i}{85
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
wINcnEsrEI,,s HOMECOMING.
Rcd Men Looking for Such Crowds as
Town Can Hnrti1y Entertain.
Especial to The TiInes- DIspatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
\ WINCHESTER. VA, July 22.-Big
preparations are being made for the
great Homecoming week to be held in
Winchester the week OF September
14th-19th. under the auspices OF Shaw
nee Tribe, No. 2. Improved Order Of Red
Men. Owing to the great demand for
information from all over the country.
Travelling Passenger Agent Burns, of
the Cumberland Valley Railroad, was
In Winchester Tuesday to confer with
local committees In regard to transport
ing the crowds. Mr.. Burns says he has
had an unusual demand for special
trains, the latest being an application
from Connecticut Red Men.
It is feared by some that the crowd
will be too great for Winchester to
handle. The fair grounds have been
leased. and Washington Red Men and
Others will camp there. The old Tay-
Tor Hotel has been rented for the occa-
sion and all rooms engaged, and hun
dreds OF private families have agreed
to care for visitors in order to relieve
the local Red Men OF the stress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
Lower Court Reversed. I
! Isneclal to ,rha rlmes- IaIsnatcl,.l

5 Especial to The Times Illspatch.l
ASHEVILLE. N. c., July 22.-The
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
to-day handed down its opinion in the
case OF w. Fl. Banks and r. NJ. Banks,
owners of the steamer Thomas Newton.
appellants. against the steam tug
Frank K. Esherick and barge Mars.
appellees; appeal from the District
Court at Norfolk, Va. Opinion by
Judge Dayton; reversed, with costs.
and remanded for further proceedings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
NORTH CAROLINA COMPANIES
ARE MAKING GOOD SHOWING
rspeclal to The rlmes-pispatch.1

Ii RALEIGH, N. c.. July 22--Repre-
scntatives OF the Insurance Depart
ments OF Virginia and North Carolina
are Jointly examining each of the nine
Insurance companies. life and fire, in
Greensboro, and publishing the reports
as the examinations are made. The
examination of the Dixie Company has
Just been completed and the report
printed. Commissioner Young, OF the
North Carolina department.. says the
conditions as the examiners are find
ing them are very creditable and graft
flying. Fully half Of the examinations
have already been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
Preparink Coz Pnblle pulldlnE.
Especial to The Tines Dispatch.l

Especial to The Illness Dlspatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. July 32.-The
former owner OF the property at the
corner, Of Braddock and Piccadilly
Streets. which was pur released by the
as a sitesfor Winchester's
post o flee. has received word to have
the same cleared on in thirty. days.
IT was owned by w. ". Hodges. who
has a. f1ne residence on 1t. The govern
ment paid him $4,000 for the site,
which will leave about $4,000 for the
building. It Is believed that the gov--
eminent will soon commence work on
the building. On the opposite corner
Is being erected the handsome new
Handleyt Public Library.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
FOUND GUILTY.
HAVING n c COCAINE @ B |. \
John Spencer, Alias Parker, Com
victcd III Petersburg and Given
One Year.
DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE
Full List Of Those Who Will
Represent Petersburg Churches.
Tag Day a Success.
Illness ispntch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg. "
tie tra G q ohn alias las
John Parker. colored, indicted under
tho second section OF the act to pros
si,ibit the sale q cocaine, which ma kes
punlsliabie by inprisonmeiit lin tie e.
penitentlary. on a question. as to the
4constitutionality Of this act recently
oroi s defense was made n BY the pri iris
oner's counsel. Messra. Lasster and
Drewry. and the prisoner on the stand
BY tho prosecution. Spencer was con-
victed this afternoon with q Verdict OF
one year In the penitcntiary.
10 fu @s
delegates from this city to the Pc
tersburg District Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. to
widdie Circuit, July $3.50. TIE pas
tor heads each church delegation.
Washington Strect-Rev. J. 3. VIM.
p. D.. pastor: r.. w. Butcher, 4. B..
Davis, L. L. Marks.
Market street-Rey. J. T. Bosnian.
: pastor: Walter Sparklin, j. T.. Young,
j.. P. Williamson.
High Street-Rev y. Sidney Peters.
pastor; Isham r. Dyer, r. II. O'Kennon,
L. c. Nunnally.
Wesley 5Church--Rev.gJ. o. SBabcock.
pastor; ID. E.. Alley, j. D.. ShacklefOrd,
4 G. y. MCGEE. ssf
SON pastor: ". e. Holloway, q. r.
Bishop. FL. 4. Faison.
West Street--Rev.5J,P z. Routten, pas.
tor; IT. NJ Perkinaon, s.. III. Nugent. y.
p. Collatt. =, =.
Ettrick-Rey. w. -. a. HAYNES, pas
tor; T. Il Blankenship. n. y. Ritter,
E W. r. DowlIn.
Matoaca-Rev. r. Lumpkln. pas
tor: Emmett Mason, W. Il. Gill w. w.
Worley !,
Local preachers and superannuated
members OF the Virginia Conference IN
the bounds OF the district are members
OF the conference. Trinity Church. where
the conference meets. Is two miles
from Church Road Depot. Conference
will he convened Tuesday morning
at 1880 o'clock, the presiding eider,
Rev. DIR. J.C. Reed, presiding. 1 ne
opening sermon Will be preached by
Rev ]. T. Bosnian. BY the courtesy or
the general passenger agent OF Lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
Kills Man About His Wife.
8Tspecial5 Is T n /, T i !. !, plsproa

CHATHAM, July Clarence Allen
was hot to death by. ] ohm Grant near
Saturday night and Grant
sis now in the, county jail, awaiting
action f the grand Jury at the next
term OF Pittsylyania county Circuit:
Court. N Allen had been accused OF I'M
proper relati Ions with the wife Of Grant.
Saturday night Grant met Allen and
confronted him with the charge. which
lie denied, and started to running. when
Grant opened fire wit h q lead " a I'M. Both
were negro es. a5 ss} NJ sl.- Y 1B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
philadelphia, is to dredge the harbori
and the Appomattox River down to deep

philadelphia, Is to dredge the harbor
and the Appomattox River down to deep
water, giving It a sufficient depth to &C.
icommodate vessels OF large size. q
powerful steam dredge to do the work
has been brought here. and Is nov
vergion dam at Poeahontas Bridge has
reached such height M to force the
river current through the new cLannel;
leaving, the harbor and river Tree oI
be done in the tarbor and below Will
be a permanent Improvement to be
free In future of the formation OF the
sandbars, which have heretofore been
q source of great trouble to naviga-
ton. Tie large suction dredge which
cut the diversion channel for dis.
lance OF about two and half miles
TO a point below the city,, is now
pumping mud III the river above the
dam TO force the water back.
In. consequence OF these improve
ments 1t Is probable the city will have
to change its sewers In that vicinity.
New. In Brief.
There are now five candidates for
the position of port warden to fill the
vacancy caused BY the death OF the
the Council. in Joint session, will elect
the officer. We
The catchers are gathering up and
pounding the unlicensed dogs in the
city, and they are finding rich field
in which to work. Only about 1000
dogs have thus far been tagged. and
1T is estimated that some 1000 or 5000
of all degrees are owned in the city.
a deed recorded in the clerks office
several days ago by the American CT
gar Company transferred the compa-
tny's large new factory on South Street
ito the Federal Cigar Company. the
consideration mentioned being $4,000.
1T is reported that the change in own
ership means an enlargement of the
plant, and that another cigar factory
may bestercctcd. ~
The engagement is announced of
Miss Grace Beale sadler to Mr.. Charles
10. Godsey, both of this city. The we'd
ding is to take place at the residence
of Captain r. e. Dance. in Roanoke,
carly In September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23
BUSINESS MEN OF ASHLAND.
Elects Officers and VIII
Undertake Much Work. 81
Lspeclal u The THmes- ID lspatcl,.l

Especial 10 The Times d ispatch.l
ASHLAND, VA. July 52z.--The Bush
ness Mems Association, Of Ashland.
held their annual meeting last night
and transacted a large amount OF im-
portant business. The election OF off,
GERS was held. DR.. A. c. Ray was
elected president, vice j. NJ. Cox, who
declined, having served three years.;
w. L. Foy, vlce-president; l.. %. w.
Meyberg. secretary; y. Fl. Cox, treas
urer; Edward L. c. Scott. j. NJ. Cox
and. John D. Harris. directors.
The president has called a meeting
OF the board Of directors for Friday
night next, at which time he will
make up the membership for the stand
ing committees. Each committee has
three members. and they Will all have
plenty to occupy their time during
this year. The committee on streets
will take UP actively the opening of
Duncan Street, and will appear before
the Town Council at Its next meeting
to urge that body to proceed to open
the new street, even II condemnation
proceedings have to be resorted to-.
Reports were made by the railroad and
telephone committees In reference to
m>4ters referred to them for informa-
ton. It is quite certain that the Bell
Company will. in the near future, move
to new quarters. A building will be
erected for Its uses and a new electric
outfit be placed In position to meet
the demands OF the growing business.
The sewerage company is working
now in the corporate limits. having
put down over q mile OF pipe fro
where the dump will be made to Ash
land proper. A steam dredgetis ex-
pected this week to do the close work
In town.
The Building committee has given
permits for three new dwellings this
week.
Mr. Daniel Ellis. who came home
from Charlottesville with typhoid
fever, is better, though still very Ill. Isl
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southampton County Roy Honored.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
{ NEWSOMS. VA, July 22.-NIr. j.
Lang horne Barham. the son OF Ion. ].
Il. Barham of SOUTHAMPTON county.
who located In Goldshoro, N. c., a bout
i've years ago to II practice law. Z was
nominated by reclamation by the DEM
ocrats Of his district tor the State
Senate Els district Is composed Of
the city OF Goldsboro and Wayne coun-
tn. His friends In his mother State
are glad to know OF hi y success, VII
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Bible C1n.s Excurs1on.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 22.-.<
Over 500 people left here this morninH
on an excursion to Luna Park. near.
given by Brannan's Bible.
Class OF the Methodist Church. 1t took
twelve coaches to transport the crowd:
The excursion party returned here to43
night.