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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-03
CHAPTER v
In winch We Cain me Dsek

Tn which We Gain the Deck
paused O. moment amid The dense
shadows TO reflect moro carefully upon
some 0t thc details OF our nights
work For tho first time ! clearly
realized the desperate nature Of this
adventure upon which D was So rcCb.
lossIy embarked Could wo once o..
tain trt Yachts deck uuobsorysd and
make our attack with sufficient swift
ness to prevent the discharge Of Ere
arms thD rest might be accomplished
without great risk of discovery. bar.
TiuE Egmu unexpected wishar The
yery audarity OF such au attempt ans
strongly lu our favor. 10 Wo sGrcagloi
Boz silently vaTHiur the E#w,rslta bv
yuud range OF ,hc guns oi thr shore
batteries an real and immediate DAN.
ger would bo over Probably not a
war vessel in ,ho tarhor had steam
Up and. 10 they asa. Do chilean war.
ship could hope "a overhaul us when
once fairly al sea-.
! gave she personnel OF the crew
Tutgc had collected brief couyldou.
ilou They were no rourhcr than !
should naturally pNpvyt mon 60 be-
who were volunteering Cor such % task
Besides. Jack ashore and Jack az sea
aro $40 widely differing personalities.
once fohDurt amid on F~hipboari.
st'adi,j sumvVha, by me prrilz Of
their position. and ]oHh1ar5tcd by the
promised ryvHrl they would doubtless
prove efficient enough Tuti'c might
require a lesson IN sea etiquette. and
d, ho dld. 7 l,It perfectly confident ot
my ability ta administer lt promptly
and forClhly As i0g ne Nova. I had
no doubt that hg would prove himself
"a good man So. altogether. my spirits
rose as ] thus contemplated a definite
plan ~ action
The movement on the uaIyr was
only tho mDrest ripple with ihy riding
ii-h's az thc various ships "a, anchor
rgHyctcd back aa from "a giant mir
nor Two vessels, @ mu.ugEcd ship
and "a small schooner lay close In
shore apparently deserted. their docks
gloomy wastes. jho'r bare spar stick
inr ur s~EglCtuullko and rhuftly
Farther out. and somewhat TO the left.
q yellow lantern. perhaps IN The bow
ut q E%uaujbout huhbJd about zir gag
sims here and there like some orratic
star b was some time before / could
locate with any certainty tho partic-
ular vessel I sought Tho harbor was
filtered with sea craft ot every de.
sCriutl0u and Wy knowledge regarding
the Esmvralia wus most mcagpr, be-
Ing merely her point OF anchorage. and
chat she was "a largg steam yacht.
schooner risged
Finally, into the focus nf the lcyclcd
glasses there cvcpt indistinctly the
delicate tracory OF her bow. rendered
more plainly visible beneath the green
radiance OF her riding lamp Lights
were showing family through several
portfolios amidships. certain proof that
she vas not entirely deserted. yet
the cabins aft were dark, and the only
moving ngure / could distinguish with
certainty was slowly pacinE hack and
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-03

forth along the Ice rail Of the poop.
Suddenly, out from the enyeloYlug
suludre. came q shower Of sparks
and @ rcd glare. and. a moment later.
traced the outlines OF a steam launch
CleayiEE The black water. 90 quickly
vanished behind the fog wrcaths hang.
ln- Goo seward. the faint sound OF It's
EharuluE DYING away. leaving the So
l.u' loneliness behind more soIema'y
impressive than Only from on
the land came echo.uc The noises OF
men-tho loud Viyas. the reiterated
boom OF explosives. the ceasgIoss
blaze Of bands.
T1o scene became oppressive iu IT'S
h~aruguucss. and I felt the need o.
movement 20 overcome iys weakening
effect upon the nerves This was 10
De q hiEht 90 action, no, u, dreams so
] CROPPED Wy uncertain path back
along the Uttered wharf and around
iho cur1. OF the shore line. beneath
Che EluuwE shadows OF coal sheds OF
h-hts thCrc were comparatively none
% ] except thg uncertain E,immpr OF
rockets along The waters surface. and
] was consequently compelled 60 feel
my way from oblcct 20 object Ike a
blinded O. SIN tho course was
sufficiently familiar SO that ] success.
IslIY maintained both footing and d.
ucgiiou nu8lly emerging safely close
beside tho spot appointed for our rem.
tysNuuE There was considerable omen
space here, The Mercantile Campanys
sheds standing some $50 feet back Of
me shore line. and their wharf for
tho unloading Of barcrz extending
more than 600 fcet OF into the harbnr
/ could diWly perceive a rgrat crane
az the farther extremity. With dan.
ElinE buckets outlined against tho
sky Tho uiEhJ was to, dark for mo
to d%oCiubor the face OF my watch yet
% could NOT u0w be- long before the
arrival OF The peg / crouchcd down
beside a post 60 await their coming
once again searching the hurhor with
nay uiEhtElasErs
Tho company at last arrived by twus
nom ogi iho euyclop.ng Gloom. silent
iy grouping themselves amid the shal
ows . could distinguish an occasional
Fluf cough aud the shuming OF foot
but there was no sound ~ converse
don Or hiluIiIy Evidently De Nova
had sufficiently sobercd them 10 their
duty 40 lgsJ one man detached
himself from among the crowd
and moved stgalthlly forward. I met
him at ihc shore end of the wharf
pcorcd into his face. halfconccaIrd
beneath the visor OF his cap unuI I
recognized the follow
Grow an here. MT Tuttlee"
Yes. SIR. be answered. startled hy
my sudden appearance into courteous
response but miEhN uneasy 10 De
Oh
They shall uoi be- delayed Get the
boats ONT az n Yuu are TO lakr
ohargc OF the whaleboat and viii
accompany DE Nova in the cutter Pull
silently to the end OF tho wharf aud
lic hy There 60 await Instructions ~
your mea understand thc boats thoy
arc assigned to-
Ay, ay. sir"
Very we'll then set the boats oat
aud the Grows aboard. Not a sound.
remember, for thor are guards patrol
Inns the harbor
] must confvsa this preparatory WogA
was well and smartly accomplished
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-03

Or Detcarr's RELIEF F1r Eae1rrts-
raeiglL. c-ras iu % GagE.ItF action 4
remarkable. r. removes tEe cause ans ~.
disease quickly disappears ErXI Ens.
greatly benefits &c uulErsfs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-03

into the baister0us crowd. but .gnur.
iuE everything. glauciug neither 20
right @ ien. ] picked my way through
The motley gathering oui into the vel.
come hlactu,ss OF The night
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-03

Hevitt-Some men talk and don't
say anything
Jewetr-Yes. my wife is just that
kind OF a mar.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-03

Many a saint would have less trou.
bic wrestling with the devil IL he
would get ugt and Wrcstle uith 3 ball
fcr IN hour ur two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
.SEBRELL AGREES
TO EXHIBIT BOOKS
Southampton County Trustee to
Show Accountant on
May 9.

According to a letter received veg
tert|ay by the Department Of Pubic
Instruction. John n. Scbrell Sri, cleri,
OF the school board OF Jerusalem Mag.
istcrial District, in Southampton coun-
ty has agreed to allow an examination
of his books. May 8 has been set as
the date.
Tho communication is from Division
School superintendent w. w. White
OF southampton, who was ordered by
the State Board of Education to pro.
coed at once to bring the a,ntter to a
settIcpent. Mr.. White says that he
called tho county school board to-
gcther, seventeen of the twenty-onc
members being present. A committee
of five members. with an expert ac-
countant, was appointed to examine
Nj. Sebrell's books. The clerk agreed
to poj'nltt his books and accounts to
be exam rcd
Franklin, a town In the county, was
chosen as the place, and May as
the time for the examination The
accountant is to be selected by the
school board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

ciared that this days proceeding was
merely skrmish and that the real
fight would be among the people from
now to the primaries. Editor Daniels
spoke with great feeling. declaring that
this day marked a declaration of indie
pendence for Wake Democracy and
that there should be no let-up In tho
fight or compromise of any sort until
the machine domination was dethroned
and real Democrats put in complete
control of party affairs. Mr.. Daniels
read resolutions, that were adopted by
sections, denouncing the machine, call
ing for nat salaries for county officers,
for equal distribution of legislative
representation between Raleigh and
the county. square deal in road i'm
provement, primaries above suspicion,
against the use of money in primaries
and to demand of the Democratic or
ganization representation for the
Bailey-Daniels faction at the primary
polls.
Following the adoption OF the resolu-
lions, a motion Ito adjourn, go homo
and get in the fight" was carried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
ABOUT HYOMEI
A Bottle Costs Only so Ccnts--A Com
plete Outfit, Including
Inhaler Sl.O0.

When Tragic Drug Co. states most
emphatically that 1t will guarantee
Hyomei to cure catarrh or give you
your money back. what IS your an
swer?
Are you satisfied with your condi-
ton, or do you want to rid yourself
forever of vile catArrh, with Its hui
initiating symptoms, such as hawk
ing, splitting, blowing and bad breathT
Hyomei Is a simple, antiseptic medi-
cine, that you breathe through a small
pocket inhaler over the parts affected
by catarrh.
1t is made OF Australian eucalyptus
mixed with other germ killing and
membrane soothing Iantiseptics.
Get complete outfit to-day. It only
costs sl.0o. and contains everything
necessary to cure any ordinary case Of
catarrh Extra bottles. II needed soc.
Hyomel is the best remedy in the
world for sore throat, coughs and
colds. Group and bronchitis II gives
wonderful relief in two minutes. For
sale by druggists everywhere and by
Tragic Drug Co. Send for free sample
bottle and booklet Booths Hyomei
Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
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pain ache at the advanced age of 100.
MIR John NJ Butler is happy in the of health and
strength and Is Tree from trouble impaired
eyesight.
This illustration Warmers Cure great
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Mr. Butler tells of his and his gratitude: while
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decided to visit onnaw in New York other ply
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TO EVERY TRUE HEARTED ylRClNIAN

1t is feared that the general public does
not understand fully how the Homo for
1ncurables is sustained. Founded on
faith, it has struggled through the years
with the sole support OF the people of
Richmond, and now is filled with pathetic
helplessness. The increased cost of living
the growth of the work, the condition of
the inmates and the necessarily personal
/ care required has taxed our treasury be-
You'd its limits.
The past year disbursements have cx-
cccded our income about $1,000; but we
trust the leaflets sent broadcast may tide
us over the present crisis. We dare not
turn these helpless ones adrift after as
surlns them OF permanent comfortable
home. Patients from all parts of the
State are sheltered within our walls,
hence assistance should come from all
sections TO this, the only institution OF
its kind in the domain OF Virginia. If
only enough friends would increase our
endowment fund sufficiently VIC could
promise future independence. II YOU
would 60 with us and see the bright faces
and hear the grateful utterances of these
afflicted ones, YOU would realize the inn
portance OF this burden we are trying to
carry. The board pleads for co-opera.
tive interest and support An active love
that prompts the looscning Of the purse
strings, the cup Of cold water to be given
more frequently, and that makes us love
our neishbor as ourselves, is what We
need. NJ. B. c.,
Ono Of the Workers.
Subscriptions or inquiries, address Miss
Alta Foster, 5l2 Grace Street, RichMond,
Va.
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A CARD

To Our Friends and Patrons:
1t is my painful duty TO announce
the death OF my father. William Ellis
Jones. In this city on Monday, April
IS, 1910. The business OF printing
which he had conducted for 50 many
years will be continued by his heirs
(his widow and three sonsJ, and 1 win
have entire charge. II will be my
constant endeavor to follow in the
path of honesty and fair dealing so
worthiy marked out by my father.
Having been associated with him
In the conduct Of this business for up
wards OF twenty years, ! think I cail
say that / am in a position to more
nearly carry out his ideas and ideals
than could any one else.
Thanking you for your patronage In
the past. and soliciting the continue
ton of the same, and with the assur-
ance that all orders entrusted to mo
Will have my best attention, am
Respectfully yours,
+. ELLIS JONES.
General Manager.
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5eaIen DronnsaIa

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until IL o'clock NJ. SATURDAY, MAY
IA. 1910. TO furnish the Penitentiary
1000 tons high-grade steam coal,
with guarantee of B. T. u, and to
run not less than 10 per cent. lump,
delivered. on Second Street yards,
tons same quality delivered at State
Farm Station. Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway; is tons egg anthracite. 90
tons nut anthracite. and 200 cords
good seasoned pine wood ITO be de-
livered on the Penitentlary grounds,
all freights TO be prepaid For fur
tier information apply to
j. B. WOOD,
Superintendent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Josephus Daniels and other Demo
Gratis for to-day, were outstripped in
the actual Developments,
There were two meetings. one led
By Mr.. Bailey, and Editor Daniels,
who first called the mass meeting.
was out at the curb in front of the
courthouse. after vain attempts to
meet in the Academy of Music and in
tho courthouse.
Tho Academy was filled, but bclicv-
ing the place packed to prevent their
control, Mr.. Bailey and his advisers
called on followers to go to the court
house. There was great excitement
and confusion there. and finally Bailey
Daniels and their followers left the
courthouse for the curb in front OF
the courthouse. where speeches were
made and resolutions adopted. declar-
ing war to the hilL in the June primar-
les against the machine.
Up in the courthouse. which was
still we'll filled. Chairman Jones APP
pealed for "al good Democrats to re-
main" Rufus Dunn. OF New Light
township. was nominated for chairman
and quickly elected There were
speeches by Armistead Jones. Dan
Hugh Mclean and others. when 1t was
announced that court was waiting to
concene. and motion to adjourn pre-
vailed.
Tho meeting on the curb by Mr..
Bailey and his followers was an enthu-
siastic one Mr.. Bailey mounted a box
and declared that the mass meeting was
called for tho purpose OF showing what
sort of machine rule exists. He de-
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EARLY OPINION EXPECTED.
Case From North Carolina Before In
tcrstatc Commerce Commission.

tcrstatc Commerce Commission.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Raleigh, n. c., April 3o--It $ OK
pected that within the next few days
the opinion of the Interstate Commerce.
Commission, involving the case of the
North Carolina Corporation Commits
sion to compel the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company to give its Nir-
ginia city long haul rates to their ter
mini, Winston-S Salem and Durham, will
be handed down Chairman Mcneil
and Commissioner Rogers arc both in
Washington now. and 1t has leaked out
that they arc there on matters per-
tanning to the determination of thu
suit, which is expected to settle the
long continued fight on the part OF
North Carolina shipping points for
freight rates that will put them on n
competing basis with Richmond,
Lynchburg and Norfolk.
If the commission rules that the
Norfolk and Western must give Dur
ham and Winston Salem these more
favorable rates 1t will have the effect,
it is believed. of beneft!ng alike
Greensboro. Charlotte and all the in
terror cities of North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Ladies Suits
Fitted Quickly

Every lady can have a tailor-made
auielsin' al result OF an III" inven ,,1ou
or NJ. Goldstein, ladies' tailor ala-l4-16
North Fifth. With this invention, II
lust and collar form, any dressmaker
or tailor can, make perfect hitting
one trying on, ANY suit can be made
with this form in two days easily,
Fer informationi call Madison blT5 or
~ Goldstein, southwest corner Fifth
and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
BoY KILLS HIS BROTHER.
Entail Accident In Which Palmer Sla.
gle Meets His Death.

Especial to inc llmeS-l1lSpatcn.J
Emporia. Va, April 3o.--A long dis
lance telephone message was received
in Emporia this afternoon. stating
that Ralph. the six-year- son of A.
A. Slagle, of Petersburg. had accident
ly shot and killed his four-year- old
brother. Palmer, at STOP Dinwiddie
county. The weapon with which the
boy was killed was a shotgun. the
charge of which was fired into the
breast of the unfortunate lad.
Mr.. Slagle lived for many years in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Harvard to-day were taken by the
classes ir their respective order. the
freshmen not competing. owing to the
team being at Exeter. The senior
won the meet with 80 l.: points. the
juniors were second with 40 points and
the sophomores third. with Is 30
points. No records wcre broken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Charters by the state.

Raleigh, n. c. April a0-The Bank Of
Holly Springs, Wake county. was chartered
to-day, with $4,000 capital by II. w. Norris
and Others, for conme rcial and SAVINGS bus
Deane- Bartlett Company, Beaufort. capital,
s100dC0 authorized and $1,000 subscribed. by
A. r. IHoanc Jr.. and others. for mercantile
business, and the Ward Pharmacy. Rowland,
Robson county. capital. $4,000 authorized
and $4,000 subscribed, by II, B. Ward and
lrIt he y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Danville. Va. April 30.-The ballots
cast in Thursdays local option cleo
ton here, In which Danville voted wet
by a majority of 10 votes
out of total of 1854 votes
cast, were canvassed this morn
ing by the Commissioners of Election,
at a session held in the clerks office
of the Corporation Court. The returns
were the same as reported by tho
judges on Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Unwilling To-Dny.

This afternoon Cedar Camp. No.. %,
Woodmen of the World, will unveil a
monument in lakewood Cemetery to
the memory of Frank l.. Enroughty. a
late member Of tho order. Members Of
tho camp will meet at o'clock in tho
hall of Hickory Camp. at Twenty fifth
and Broad Streets. and march to the
cemetery In body. All Woodmen of
the World arc invited. The services at
the grave will be at 4 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
X. O. II. NJ. Social.

Jefferson Tent No. Is. knights of
the Maccabees of the World, will have
a social and musical entertainment to-
morrow night in Marshall Hall, 2oo5
East Broad Street. The officers will
meet in the hall at 1870. preceding the
entertainment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Nioore--Borgan..

tspecato The Times-D lspatch,l
Wadesboro. n. Co. April so.-Miss Fannie
15oggan. daughter Of Lewis Began was
married Tonight to r. Moore, of Athens,
Ga. Mr., Moore formerly lived here, and he
came in this morning and persuaded MISS
Boggan to haye the marriage at once. No
announcements were made until to- day. The
ceremony was performed at the home az tho
bride by Rev, w. IT. Ball, rector OF cal.
vary Episcopnl Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
ONE DEATH FROM SMALLPOX.
Record in Lynchburg Since First Case WA
Il

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LynchburE, Va April So--Since the begin
ming of tho smallpox trouble in the city
early during the year there have been sixty
four cases with only ono death. OF these.
h;ty-tiye have been in tho smallpox hospital,
and all but eight OF them have been dis
charged, Nine cases have been quarantined
in their homes two houses being still un-
der quarantine with four cases there. This
leaves twelve cases. now, and the health
officials are hopeful that in a few weeks the
city will again be free from the scourge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Emporia. but for the past two years
has made Petersburg his home. The
dead boys body will be brought to
Emporia Monday for interment.
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Negro Killed by Train.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Winchester. Va. April a0-Jumpins from
a Norfolk and Western Railway freight
train near Berryyiile last night George
Cooper, colored. fell under the train and
was instantly killed His body was cut in
two.
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DihihenD Rotires.
Atlantic Coast Line railroad Co,

Atlantic Coast Liue Railroad Co,
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, n, c.. April 10. 1910
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Conn
pany has declared 2 per cent. In
tcrest on the certificates of Indebted
office of the Treasurer, at Whining
ton, n. c.. on and after May j 1910.
The transfer books are closed from
the goth day of, April. 1910. to the I'd
day of May, 1910, both inclusive.
JAMES f. POST,
Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
MACHINE RULE DENOUNCED
Exciting Incidents IN Connection witt,
Democratic Meeting in Raleigh.

sI''TtCN.I
Raleigh, N. c., April 30.-Thc high
est expectations of those who anti
cipated the sensational connection with
the Wake county Democratic mass
meeting, called by j. w. Bailey. editor
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.Meetlltq8.

TO TIE OFFICERS AND MEM
XXX beers of Henrico Union Lodge, No.
TSN 1870, a. Il. and A. M.-Pleasc at
tend the regular communication Of
Your lodge. to be held In Masonic Hall.
Twenty fifth Street, MONDAY EVEN
ING Mt 7,So. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren fratcr-
nally invited to be present.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
C. Il. HUGHES,
Secretary.