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BAKER SCHOOL
Roll OF Honor.

'B GRADE-Willie Jackson, Rob
ert Lewis, Lula Eggleston. Hannah
Giles, Fannie Pollard, Anna Preston.
Emma Skipwith, Rebecca Wilson.
6B GRADE-Horace Scott. Ber-
tina Lockett, Lizzie Gaines. Alice
Holmes, Ethel Lemas, Rosa Miles.
Bertha Lockett. Lavinia Tyler.
GA GRADE-James Chlles, Lena
Bass, Blanche Dickerson, ZeDobia
Gilpin, ophelia Gray, Annie Haskins.
Lavinia Johnson. Henrietta Mason
Lucille Payne. Rosa PervalI. Mabel
Spottswood.
ga GRADE-MoseIle Anderson
Belle Boyd, Ruth Deane, Clarissa
Kyles, CLARA Pollard, Lillian Peters.
Regina Smith, Emmett Scott.
Alb GRADE-Mamie Hall. Marian
Anderson. Lottie Carey, Marian
Brown. Sadie Johnson, Bessie Le-
mus. Bertha Wells,s Abraham Har-
ris. Alexander James, Christopher
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cases were concerned, had nothing
TO do with them, and cared nothing
about which side should prevail, ex-
cept that my sympathies were natu-
rally on the side OF the people who
had been born and reared in Peters
burg, and whom / had known; and
that /. like practically everybody
else, regarded Tartte as a menace to
the community. Judge Mullen then
said that he notified me that he
would set aside every verdict that
woald impose a Jail sentence In these
cases. TO which I replied that, with
ali due respect TO the court. since
/ had received his notice. I desired
10 give notice that I would press for
re-trial OF the cases every time they
were set aside; and requested 20 be
informed whether ne meant that YER
dict in the joseph White case was
set aside. He replied that it was.
As / was about 20 get my books
TO leave the court room. was again
informed by the court that he wish
ed To notify me that ne would set
aside every verdict in which a iail
sentence was imposed. TO which 7
replied II thank Your Honor for
your trankness." Judge Mullen con-
unued the cases TO the January term.
As heard every statement made
by Levi ID. Myers in both trials. and
am satisfied he is not guilty of per.
jury as at present advised. 7 shall
not prosecute him for the oTense.
Petersburg. Index-Appeal.
Very truly yours.
RICHARD H. MANN.
commemorative Attorney.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
ENNIS BROUGHT HERE.

The accident occurred on steep
grade between this city and Peters
burg. While the train, freight No
- was going az a good rate OF speed
LOT some unaccOuntable reason the
crown sheet blew out envelopinF
the cab with steam and boiling
water Engineer Enniss quickly ap-
pied the brakes and Jumped from
me window. but In the fan caught
his left foot beneath the wheels
grinding IL OF at the ankle. AS early
as possible a special engine was bur-
red 10 the scene. and the suffering
man was brought 10 this city. where
he was taken 20 the Memorial Hos.
pitai- The foot was amputated. but
MT. Ennis never recovered con
sciousness.
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ENGINEER KILLED
BY BURSTING BOILER
Accident on SeabOard Air Line
Causes Death of Thomas Enniss.

Accident on Seaboard Air line
Causes Death of Thomas Enniss.
Richmond. Va. Nov 15.-Due to
injuries received through the blow
ing out OF the crown sheet OF his
engine. No. ~. and the sbocl, of
an operation that followed. Engineer
Thomas G. Enniss. OF the Seaboard
Air Line Railway. died at the Ne.
mortal Hospital yesterday morning
LAT II o'clock.
Though terribly scalded and
frightened by the enveloping steam
Jacob Saulter. the colored fireman
saved his life by jumping from the
CAP. he fen unconscious. and was
sril dazed when ne arrived with En-.
gineer Enniss at the Memorial Even
last night ne was unable 90 give an
account OF the accident and could
not remember where 20 happened
ne said that 90 was like a dream 70
him. Tie is badly scalded about the
BODY and his Left shoulder is disIo-
Gated. His home is in East Raleigh
where the freight train started on
its journey.
Accompanied by his brother. p. c.
Enniss. and six members OF rho
brotherhood OF Locomotive Enei-
neers from Raleigh the body vas
taken az 1850 a. VI. 10 his home
tn that city.
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DIES FROM SHOCK.

Though he was not badly scaldad
ana the injury 10 his leg at frsf
was not considered dangerous. tho
ordeal was too much FOR his system
the physicians being OF the opinion
mat his death was caused more from
the combined shock OF the wreck
ana the operation than from his
wounds
Dispatches received from Raleigh
. last might stated that the bodv ar
rived there on the 1905 train and
had been carried 20 the Enniss home
on salisbury Street. from which n he
expected the funeral will take nlace
tomorrow morning. The hour win
depend on the time OF arrival there
OF Mrs Hudgins. a sister Of Engi-
heer Enniss. who lives near Dan.
vie Mr. Enniss was unmarried
he leaves one brother, p. c. Enniss
OF Raleigh. and two sisters Frs
Hudgins. OF Danville. and Mrs 7.
w Bowden. of Raleigh.
DENIES DEFECTIVE INJECTION
II was said that the accident w,s
due 10 defective injector. that ono
OF the two with which the engine
was equipped was not working ~
an having been clogged up for sew.
Tral DAYS superintendent ]. II.
WITT. Of the Seaboard. said last
night that while Il had not heen de-
termined what directly caused the
crown sheet TO blow ont, this was
not the reason, as when the train
Puiied out It was in perfect order.
re ADDED that the injeetors we're
always rested when a train went
OUT and that no engine was sent on
run unless 1t is in working order.
Snglneer Enniss had been with the
oeaooard for twelve years, and was
very Mighty spoken OF by the Off
Dispatch.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20
THE CHURCH TROUBLE
Rev. Eli Tartte and the White Case
Judge Mullen UphOlds the Pastor
The Commonwealth Attorney
Bitter-A Dead Lock i'm
the Trial Court.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. 14-In the
Hastings Court yesterday morning
the motion to set aside the verdict
rendered IN the case OF the Com
mOnwealth VS.. Joseph White (col-
ored), at the September term of, the
court. was heard by Judge Mullen.
u will be remembered that this
prosecution grew out of the contro-
versy az Harrison Street (colored)
Baptist Church.
The Judge took occasion to re
view the history and litigation inci-
dent 70 that controversy. He also
stated that the evidence OF the most
important witnesses for the Com
monwealth in the case against JOS
eph White at the trial at the Sep
TENDER term was I'm several mate
rial respects very different from that
given by them when this case was
first tried az the January term. and
that but for this variation. ne would
have instructed the jury very differ
emily, and that he was inclined TO
the opinion that upon the evidence
as given az the January term. the
defendant was not guilty. He sug.
Eested that. in his Judgment. the
ends OF Justice would be more than
met by fine in this case. Upon
the Commonwealth g attorney stating
that he would not agree 90 this. the
verdict was set aside and the case
continued 90 the January term He
also remarked that DE would not
permit a verdict Co stand that inn.
posed more than a fine
The above. at the request OF the
luueN-AuuCal rouToecntaffvo WIS
prepared by Judge Mullen.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
City OF Richmond, the 5th day
OF November 1909.
Lucinda S. Daggett. Plaintiff.
against In Chaneerv
Addie S. Long, Chas. S. Long
her husband, and CasSander
y Sellers, their Attorney in
fact. q DefenSoD+s
me object Of this suit is for speci-
nc performance of a contract ana
TO compel the defendants Addie :
Long and Chas. s. Long, to execute
ana deliver 10 the purchaser I,ucin-
"a > Daggett, good and gufacient
ueeo' conveying all OF their right
uue and interest, in that parcel OF
Iahu win the improvements there
On, Hlng and being I'm the CITY of
l nlch ihohd, Va, fronting on William
Street twenty-feet, and running back
between parallel lines one hundred
ana tnirty feet, the same being an
unuiviaed interest in the real estate
OF Whach Geo. w. Daggett died in
'estate' seized and possessed.
An AFFIDAVIT having been made
and fled, that the defendants AsSie
>. Long, Chas. S. Long, her bnshsnS
ana Cassander N. Sellers. tbej- az
torney IN fact. are not residents oe
me state of Virginia, 1t Is ordered
that they appear here within fiftaen
Jays after due publication of tbis
ORDER. and do whatsoever is neces9
Sary TO protect their interest herein
"A copy--Teste:
P. P. WINSTON.
c. F. whittle, p. q. CLERK
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

- " A+NoAO YIN OAtIk.
To ALICE MCKINNEY
You'll take notice that I shall on
the 9th day OF January, 1910, at the
ONCE OF Phil B. Shield. room num-
bered so, Chamber OF Commerce
building, situated S. w. corner 9th
and Main Streets. in the City OF
richmond, Va, between the hours
OF o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p.
M OF that day. proceed to take the
dispositions of witnesses to be read
as evidence in my behalf in a GER
tain suit in Chancery. depending in
the Law aud Equity Court for the
City OF Richmond, Va, wherein you
are defendant and I am plaintiff.
and II, from any cause the taking
OF the said dispositions be not com
menced on that day, or, II com
menced be not concluded on that day
the taking OF the same will be ad-
journed and continued from day to
day, or from time to time at the
same place and between the same
hours. until the same shall be con
cluded.
Respectfully,
ALFRED MCKINNEY.
BY Counsel.
J. Henry Crutchfield, D. a.,
ONCE, 1915 r. Broad St,
Richmond, Va
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VIRGINIA:
VIRGINIA.
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
City OF Richmond, this 10th day
or November. 1909.
Alfred Mckinney, Plaintiff,
Against In Chancery
Ailce Mckinney Defendant.

The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce, a Vinculo Matrimonii.
by the plaintiff against the defend
ant. And an afiidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Alice Mckinney, is a nonresident
OF the State of Virginia: IL Is or
dered that she appear here within
htteen days after the due publica-
uon of this order. and do whatever
may be necessary to protect her in
terest herein.
A cOpy-Teste:
p =. WINSTON ClarN
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P. P. WINSTON.

G r wn,.ro Clerk.
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Addie 5. Long, Chas. S. Long.
her husband, and CasSander
\. Sellers, their Attorney In
iact' 9 Defendants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-11-20

In the Law and Equity Court OF the
city OF Richmond, the 5th day
OF November 1909.
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Especial to the True Light Army Director GENERALLY
Office. "a Highland ST.. Boston, Mass
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you viii. and I will give you one -
district to help put your plan in q
Address me at
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LUCINDA 5. Daggett, Plaintiff.
against In Cbancarv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
BROTHERS HELD AS
BANDIT SUSPECTS

spokane. wash May al. Bagdon
Golfer. arrested at Missouia on sug-
picion of being one OF the robbers
who held up tho Great Northern train
at Colbert. May 10, was brought to
Spokane today and put IN the same
cen with his brother. Bert Cofer. ar
rested here several days ago. The Of
ricors declare that they have strong
evidence against the men. both pf
whom are said 10 have disappeared on
the day after the hold-up. When Bag
Gon Cofor WAS arrested q letter from
- woman was found Ia his possession
telling him what 10 say If arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
CONTRACT MARRIAGE
HELD VALID BY COURT

Washington Ind. May 25,-That
Laura Bum Clark Is the legal wife OF
the Rev u. E. Davidson former pastor
OF the First Christian church was de-
cidcd today by Judge Houston in the
county court. Miss Clark the daugh-
ter Of "A former mayor of this city, al
legged she and Davidson were married
in "A st. Louis hotel by a private con
tract drawn up by the preacher on
the back Of an envelope. After reach
ing Chicago. Davidson left. lie was
last heard from at Toronto. He de-
MED that Miss clark was his ife.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

affair. but has been apprc-
hended.
All Of the testimony of the day WAS
offered according. "a Mr. Htnoy, IN
an effort 10 show that Mr. Calhoun
and Mr.. Abbott were engaged in "a
conspiracy TO defeat the ends 81 JUS
tico and suppress evidence
Brown testified that investigation
had led him to believe that the dypa-
hitting Of the Gallagher home was ar
ranged BY Gallagher himself or by J
Scheneck, his brother-in-law who was
an occupant Of the house, for the pur-
pose OF arousing "thc tagging inter-
est OF the public ana To create ssnpt-
thy for Gallagher"
Having in mind your duties as an
attorney, you nevertheless made 40
effort TO aid ia the exposure Of pee
sons you believed guilty Of a capital
offense?'' asked Nh Hcnoy.
II am no detective" said the Wiz
ness. Il assumed that w j. Burns
from his well known fcaits 70 the
public welfare would Uncover the
case"
II was announced by the proaeeu-
ton that Attorney John oNetll ana
his brother. Hugh, together With y
a. Plat, MI witnesses ~ the Calhoun
ease. had disappeared. Agents Of the
district attorneys office are %aeafehlak
for them. The o'Neill brothers arc
accused of having attempted to pre-
vent the appearance OF Detective Jofi
Helms ~ a witness for h prosecu'
tion. plntt WAS arrested several weeks
ago on "a charge of grand larceny ana
accused 81 having delivered papers
from the office Of W J Burns to thf
defense. All that time NE was q coz
fidential assistant 10 Burns
United States District Attorney Do
lin received today from Attorney Gen
eral WicBcrsham q statement Of the
amounts disbursod by the govefnmcnt
To Francis j. Iicney for his work ~
connection with the oregon land fraul
cases. Attorney peylin is instruct 'l
10 hold the statement strictly subject
10 the order of the court II was
asked for by The attorneys for Pat
rick Calhoun and furnished aftsf
Hency had given hiR consent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
TO MEMORY
OF H. h. ROGERS
United States Steel Corporation.
in Resolutions LaudS Former
Director Recently Deceased,

iBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
New York, May ga testimonial
to the memory Of Henry II. Rogers Of
fered by Judge Gary was adopted by
the directors Of the United states steel
corporation today. 1t says;
with respect to the business inter-
csts OF this country, Mr.. Rogers vas
a stalwart among stalwarts. His nat
ural capacity, wide experience, keen
perception and sound Judgment entit-
led him TO a position in the nrht ranks
Of successfulu business men.
"Tho association with Mr.. Rogers
was It constant pleasure TO his com
RIDES. He was kind. courteous, pa
tietn, oonsidorato ana generous under
all circumstances.
"A great man has gone from our
midst. His memory win abide in orr
affections
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

q wooden end viii find q gradual rc-
urn Of prosperous times that win g.te
hose manufacturers a reasonable
hare Of prosperity SO long withhold.
Pulled Woods.
The demand for practically an
GRADES of pulled woods continues fully
Up TO new supplies coming in, anl
prices are as strong as at any tim
Turing the present upward movemen.
'overing the past three or four weets
rhc desirable qualities found in many
f the selections OF pulled woods, when
'ompared with their price and then
compared with spinning qualities and
,ricc of other woods that would ac-
'omplish the same results in a finish
I'd yarn. give them a standing and
,reatc "a demand that can only be fin
ID in part, and thus the price situa.
ion IS somewhat out of the ordinary
Tho principal business is in small
orders or rather ia small lots. a pa,i
If larger orders, and the question of
orice, il within the rango OF quota
ions. does not enter into the transac
ion la amy way Whatever It is the
wool th't rs leat''" ''" "r''eiS ~
having some dlill''iI'N '' ploci'R ou,
helr limited STOCK To 7'uSi' T." vi
her customers
SQUIRE" No"'> '''N' H"'''
Secured WOODS continue an a'lNt
factor IN lhV lo'a' "'"'N''' "nu ~
quantities imam usual nave gone luto
the h"nus ot c"aSulnVIS uu'li's l"'
week under reNl'" Every '~naau'a'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
NEVADA NABOb HAS
ICE SENT BY MAIL
Sunday Thirst Results in An
other Demonstration Of fea-
sibiIity Of Parcels Post.
lnr Mernlnr lanlnal speeIaI Iea.ea wH.sl

ny Morning journal Special Leased "poel
Reno. May 25.-The feasibility OF q
parcels post and Uncle Sans ability
20 heasie me.; anything as mall mat
tor, was demonstrated yesterday when
ngtcon pounds or Zee, carefully wrap
ped III numerous folds Of rubber were
delivered Ia Dr A. N. Miller Of Haw-
thorn. Neb.. the package being con-
signed to him by the Reno lee Com
pau5.
1t was very hot Sunday and Or. Mil
Ter. who Is q millionaire. longed for
something cold 20 drink He telc-
.yraphed the local lee company for mr.
teen pounds Of ice by mail. II was
forwarded as requested. bearing many
stamps. Eleven pounds wee lost by
.shrlukagc In transit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
SPECIAL SMASHES
SPEED RECORD
officials Travel Over Union
Pacific Nebraska and Wyom-
ing Lines at Mile a Minute
Clip,

IBy Morning Journal special LEASED Wircl
Cheyenne. Wyo.. May 25.-Tho sp
cial train carrying General Manager
a. l. Mohler Of the Union Pacific.
President James McRae. Of the PENN
s@ylvania lines. aud a large party Of
railroad men who are Inspecting west
ern lines. arrived here AZ . O'Clock
This afternoon.
Tho special maintained an average
speed 81 fpy miles an hour from
Omaha to North Platte. a distance %
ga miles. From North Platte 20
Cheyenne. q distance Of 225 miles. THE
averae" speed reached sixty miles an
huur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
SYRIA DECLINES TO
ACCEPT NEW SULTAN

Berlin. My ga special corrc-
spondent Of the Tageblatt sends the
following from Laraca. Cyprus
The situation in Syria is most ser-
ious. The autonomy movement IS
gaining growth. home rule as The
watchword. The troops stationed Do
Damascus refuse TO recognize
Mehmci V as sultan. The villayet %
Adana Is quiet. but a general uprising
Is feared"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

of the court. Prosecutor Knell dcclar-
cd hat Junken win be sentenced ia
hang as Judge Roberts has stated he
would inflict the death penalty If tic
negro was convicted.
Junken was IN a state Of collapse
All day ne feared he would be
lynched when he was aroused to go
to the courthouse nc pleaded with the
not TO let the mob get him.
Junken's attorneys delayed the Sc
lection Of "a jury til tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

Eugene, ore, ifny ia fifo
which broke out IN "a frame livery
stable la the business section, today.
burned the stable and eight or ten
frame houaeH. The Christian Science
church. three blocks distant, vas pnr-
TALLY burned, having caught from
sparks, The loss ranges between
$4,000 ana $1,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

Hoarsoness. bronchitis ana other
throat troubles are quickly cured by
Foley's Honey and 1ar az Il soothcs
and heals tho inflamod throat and
bronchial tubes ana the most obstiu-
ste cough disappears, Insist upon
having the genuine Folcy'8 Honey and
Tar. J. II. o'Rielly a Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

i' @ VI i'sS business Is pelhs up't
III -uture uelIVery bookings Miasou'l
W. "le Seiills LOT ~" go e1lts
~ '"' i"iu, an" th's means 9-" . D
CV"'a i"'i''u Io' coihplhS anu ptiN
,ie.N'S y Ee' out even IN ono ~"
" ''n'S y D'lhs pald' p about
'"u s"H'V pp'eos 'ul' N ~NilehlSdn'
Territory Woods.
Interest Is about evenly divided ls-
tvcon Tho c,. and fl,
II'orS MoolS' Already the Arizona,
Nevada and some Utah woods OF the
new clip are in the market ANA "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
Stomach Trouble.
Your tongue is coated.
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Headaches come and 60.

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