Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-09-30

alleged. grew out of au old grudge.
When they met today Msrchant
called Tate to his buggy. The men
exchanged hardly q word when the
shooting began. Tate fred three times
every bullet finding its mark. Mar
chant fred twice. one bullet striking
Tate's hand and the other passing
through his heart. The widows called
aid and the bodies were removed.
Tampa, Fla, Sept. 21.-As reeult
of the lynching in West Tampa last
night Of Castenge Ficarrotta and
Angelo Albano, Italian Consul Gen.
eral Pagine, to New Orleans, today
wired Governor Giichrist, asking that
the state provide protection for Ital-
ian citizens here. In response to a tele.
gram from the governor. Sheriff
jackson advised the Chief Executive
that quiet prevailed today, and that
1t would not be necessary to call
out the National Guard.
Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 21.-Thomas
Fortune Ryan will shortly be the
owner at his Oak Ridge estate in
Nelson county Of what is pronounced
to be the finest and best equipped
dairy barn in the United States. The
building alone without equipment
mas cost $50, 600 and it will be ready
for use in a few weeks.
Mr.. Ryan. who as.been abroad this
summer, has purchased herd OF
thoroughbred Guersneys,w which he has
imported from that island. Some OF
these cattle will reach Oak Ridge
this week and others have not been
gotten through quarantine at New
York.
The barn has accommodations fol
sixty COWS and Mr.. Ryan will prob
ably fill it with Thoroughbred mich
COWS
Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 20.-By means
of minute electric lamps, which made
it possible to see down a woman't
throat and clear into the lower lobe
of the right lung, and to insert
through the traches extensible for
ceps, DR.. Thomas Hubbard today re-
moved a fragment Of q tooth from thu
right lung of Mrs. G. Cole, Of Van
| vert, and saved her life.
East February, while under tn
influence Of anaeshetics, Mrs. Col
had several teeth extracted. Shortl.
after she began to fail in health, ant
her symptoms pointed apparently t
tuberculosis. But certain features
the case indicated the possibility Q
some foreign substance being in tn
lung. and an X.ray examination re
vealed the truth and the operatio
followed.
| Washington, Sept. 2l.-Charles "
Cornweli, manager Of the Washingto
branch of Armour and Co.. of Chic
ago, was fined 5000 by Judge Aukma
in the police court yesterday for sell
ing adulterated eggs to dealers in tn
city markets. MIR. Cornwell entere
a plea Of guilty to the charge of sell
ing. or exposing for sale, the adulte1
ated eggs.
| Another charge of misbranding can
was quashed by District Attorne
Clarence R. Wilson, after conferen
between his assistants. Ralph Give
and Michael F. Maugan. Both cha,
ges were brought under the pure foot
act of June 80, 1906.
Luray. Va, Sept. sO.-His bod
conveyed in an old fashioned countr
ambulance, Hugh Curtis. OF Kappa
hammock county, who was murdered O
Saturday night at Boyce. Va, by
man named Feltner, started fror
Lursy yesterday for the long journe
across the Blue Ridge to the dea
mans old home.
The trip was over one of the wildes
portions of the Blue Ridge, the dea'
mans relatives coming from Kappa
hammock the night before for tn
purpose of conveying the slain ma
for. burial to the scenes of his youth
Willing hands of former companion
gave cheerful assistance in diggin
the grave. Curtis is reported t
have been a fearless man and popula
in his community.
| Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 23-Abou
thirty LynchburR Shriners will leav
here early Saturday morning for Nat
ural Bridge to be present at the cere
uonial session of Acca Temple, Shri
ners, of Richmond; which is to be he'll
at Natural Bridge Saturday Afternoon
and evening.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 9th
state corporation commission yeste1
day granted a charter. to the Oh
Virginia Orchard Company FroE
Royal, the incorporators are J. 3
Harnsberger, president; Marvin A
Trout, secretary and treasurer; E. II
Jackson-al Of Front Royal, Va. Car
ltal; maximum, $4,000; minimum
S., 600. Objects: Grow all kind
! Of fruits and manufacture the sam
into elders, jellies, etc.
Wilmington, N. g., September 49,
John R. Turrentine, Jr. a we'll know
young broker of this city and a mem
Der of prominent family, was boun
over in the higher court here yesterda
charged with embezzlement. It wa
charged by wholesale grocery estab
lishment here, the S. P. McNai
Company, that Turrentine embezzle'