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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-06-24

Mr.. Overstreet, representing
the Roanoke World was in Rural
Retreat Wednesday.
g. E. Gammoh will improve
his handsome property by laying
a cohcfete walk.
The st. Louis Stars (ladies)
defeated the Bristol boys last
Saturday 8 to- /, and Tuesday,
Abingdon defeated the Stars 8 to
1. We go to press too early to
publish results at this place.
Mrs. Chris Phillippi suffered a
stroke of paralysis early Tuesday
morning at her home south of
town. She is said to be in d SER
ious condition, but her many
friends are hopeful for a favor
! able outcome.
Seven marriage licenses have
been granted in Bristol, Va,
thus far in JUNE, while five suits
for divorce have been instituted.
We have always contended that
getting married in Bristol is a
mighty risky business.
.f d
S. Gray, Of Neodesha, Kansas,
gave our office a pleasant call
Wednesday: He is a native of
this county, but has lived in
Kansas Al years. Mr.. Gray will
spend the summer visiting rela-
tives and friends in this section.
He is a very pleasant and enter
tanning gentleman
ESPECIAL RATES. SPECIAL DATES.
ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSIONS
via. Norfolk & Western Ry. June 3Oi
July IA and %. August ii and 25. Sept.
s.. Sixteen days limit. And Summer
Excursion Tickets are on sale daily till
Sept. 29th to Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
Round trip tickets to California. In
formation from Agents, or address.
w: b. BEvILL. Gens Pass Agt.
Roanoke, Va.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-06-24
Horse Show Tor Rural Retreat


A number of prominent fan
mers and business men of this
section have been thinking for
some time of organizing a horse
show at Rural Retreat. A meet
ing will be held at Tarter's hard
ware store Saturday June rs, at
o'clock to talk the matter over
and perfect an organization if
possible. ALL farmers, stock
men, business men and others
are invited to be present.
A horse show would prove of
i1lestimable value to the town
and country. This section rails
es some of the best horses in the
state, and it would be. the cause
of buyers and traders coming
here. and paying our people good
prices for their stock. And be-
sides this, hundreds of visitors
would come here from adjoining
counties who would spend MON
ey in our midst. It would pay
in financial way, and would
furnish wholesome ENTERTAINMENT
for all. BY all MEANS let us have
the horse show.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-06-24
Beautiful Wedding at Wytlevlle
The Enterprise SAYS /:

The Enterprise says:
A beautiful wedding was sol
efnnized here ait Che home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Honaker, ON We'd
nesday morning, June fifteenth
at eleven O'clock, When Miss Ada
Honaker became the bride of Mr..
J.. G. Shaffer, a prominent young
lawyer of Wytheville. The hall
and paflors were deliberately dec
GRATED with evergreens end bios
sons appropriate to the occasion,
and the event was witnessed by
many friends Of the young coup
le, including q number Of per-
SONS from az distance. The cere-
nfony WAS performed by Rev. j.
o. straIey, assisted by Bishop r.
q. Waterhoisv Of Emory and
Henry College.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Honaker,
and is one of Wytheville's most
beautiful and popular young wo-
men, while Che groom is an enter-
prising young lawyer of ability
and holds the position Of Conf
monwealth's Attorney Of Wythe
County.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-06-24
NEWS or TOWN AND COUNTRY
THINGS THAT HAVE HAPPENED or WILL HAPPEN VERY SOON
4 4 4

/ New Umbrellas at Gammons.
Prof. Geo. R. Huffard, super
intendent of schools, was in town
Monday.
/ Read the article on third page
entitled "For Gods sake do
something.
| This is wheat harvest week in
Sullivan county, Tennessee. The
crop is an average one.
( Elbert Buck; of Bristol, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. G..
w. Davis, Monday and Tuesday.
| Fresh tomatoes, Strawberries,
pine apples, oranges, lemons and
bananas at G. w. Davis.
/ Rev. w. r. Brown attended
the corner stone laying Of the
new Lutheran church at Radford
Sunday.
Mrs. E. G.. Hankla has improv-
ed her beautiful property by put
ting down some concrete walks.
Rev. j. B. Greiner. of Marion,
will preach in the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning
and night.
| Hugh Z. Brown, Of Lynch
burg, has been in town this week.
! He is handsomer and meaner
til an ever.
Congress has passed bill au-
thorizing the expenditure of $65,
900 for a public building at
Wytheville.
A force of hands has been at
work this week raising the de-
pot several feet, q thing badly
needed.
4
Remember that we can sell
you standard sewing machine
at very low price with a ten
year guarantee. Gammons.
Mrs. Margaret Fabef and son,
James, arrived here last Friday
from Baltimore to spend the
summer with Mrs. w. S. Lind
/ sey. .
Don't forget that we can do
your repair work promptly and
at very reasonable prices. Kes-
ner & Bridges.
just as we expected, some Of
,, the very people who kicked hard
| est about the cold spring are now
lhowling the loudest about the
Ihot weather.
Big stock of screen doors an
window screens, screen wire
cloth in different widths. Also
screen door hinges and springs
now at Gammons.
Miss Sallie Vavght left Tues
day for Pulaski, to attend the
Annual Meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society,
which convenes there this week.
Mrs. Hendricks, of Lebanon,
the mother of A. B. Hendricks,
came home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendricks last week, and will
visit here for some time.
High temperatures and norain
| In Minnesota and the Dakotas
the last week has injured spring
wheat at least Is per cent. This
has caused arise in Chicago mar
! kets of 8 cents per bushel.
| LII MBER PLANING.-I am
prepared to- do planning, Gus
tom saving and can furnish cab
bage crates. Mill located about
| mile south Of Groseclose.
M. J. Kelley.
A widower, whose name is
''Hush Money! called at The
TtMEs office the other day and
said that while he sympathized
with brother Butner in his Attic
ton, that he (Mr. Butner) had
cover cropped himself.
Our much esteemed depot
agent, G. P. Hudson, is in Balti-
more whore he went to- be treat
ed for stomach trouble. He is
not seriously i'll, and his many
| friends hone that he NAV soon
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-06-24

hOO0FG DuCKi6y 10 oo hOolO
from Emory and Henry college.
A. B. Hendricks was OH the
sick list this week
|, Mr.. Greer, of Bristol, was q
caller at Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Lindsey's Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Delp are
visiting relatives and friends in
Grayson this week.
Mrs. Lucian Umberger and
Mrs. J. w. Rider dined with
Mrs M. L. Germany Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shular, Of
Groseclose, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Martin Hicks
this week.
Read the ad of w. FL. Hushou1
on fourth page Offering second
hand saw mills, boilers and en-
gines for sale. s.
s. M. Cornett, Jr., of Roam
oke, was shaking hands with his
many friends at Rural Retreat
the latter part of last week.
The Virginia & Tennessee
Telephone Company have COM
pleted their new line to Bristol.
You can now talk. direct to Knox
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Staley
are receiving the congratulations
of their many friends upon the
arrival Of a fine girl at their
home.
Jno. T.. Brown, a prosperous
farmer of Black Lick, called at
THE TIMES office Monday and re-
newed his subscription to the
I"Remedy."
! While not a drop Of Gain fell
here Tuesday, one of the heaviest
downpours of the summer visit
ell the section a few miles west,
doing considerable damage.
| The Southwest Virginia Med,
ical Society will meet at Wythe
vile, June 2s and %. DIR. A. B.
Greiner, of Rural Retreat, is sec
rotary treasurer.
John Whetsell, formerly of
Rich Valley, but now a contract
or and builder of Bristol, was
here Tuesday. He expects to
bid on the new school building.
Among those who attended
district conference at Elk Greek
were G. G. Catron and Miss Mae
Catron, j. w. Ward and Miss
Make Ward, Rev. J. T. Guy
and Rev. a. T. Lowery.
LOST. Sunday morning, a
brooch pin, some where between
the Methodist, church and r. l..
Dudley's, containing a circle of
small leaves and sets. If found
please return to THE TIMES
office.
So far as is known Representa-
tive Bascom S1emp has no oppo-
sition for denomination at the
hands of the republican party of
the Ninth congressional district
and will be named to succeed
himself at Abingdon July 20.
The Enterprise says that JOSS
eph L. Lindamood suffered a
sinking spell last Friday while
in town, but that hei doing very
we'll. Mr.. Lindamood was for a
number of years Commissioner
of Revenue for the west end of
this county.
A party of FIVE young men
from the University Of Virginia,
came as far as Radford, Va,
Tuesday on Capt. Dave Copen-
haver's train, No Al. They
brought with them two canoes
and complete outfit for strenu-
Gus rowing. They will make
the trip from Radford to- ST.
Louis, Mo-, by boat, starting up
New River through the Narrows.
Marshall & Wendell pianos
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-06-24

Az OAASAapJ
The latest creations in mems
shirts at Robt. G. Hanklas'.
Charlie Buck returned to Blue
field Monday.
A swell line of mems and boys
Oxfords at Robt. G. Hankla's.
This has been a busy week
with the farmers.
A very swell line of straw hats
for men at Gammons.
Hotel Mt. Airy has changed its
name to Hotel Alpine. 81
Lowest prices on saddles and
harness. Kesner & Bridges.
Geo. S. Sexton was elected
Mayor Of Wytheville last week.
All Head Early cabbage seed
at Robt. G. Hankla's.
G. w. Slater was here from
Wytheyille Monday.
If you need Plastering Laths
We have them. helms & Etter
Rev. G.. HI. Rhodes will preach
in Pulaski Sunday.
Don't miss the Bargains at
Hendricks, for 10 days.
The biggest and best lot of
axle grease in town Tarter.
w. Glen Baylor, of Chilhowie,
was in town Wednesday.
Gold Grown Flour;none better
for sale by G. w. Davis.
Geo. R. Lindsey was at home
from Bluefeld, Saturday and
Sunday.
Another shipment of the fam.
Gus Selby oxfords justin at Gam
mons.
Don't forget to attend the
horse show meeting at Tarter's
Saturday evening.
For Gentlemen. 'sInterwoven
Hose" in the popular colors.
Gammons.
Between So and 40 excursion
tickets were sold at this place
Tuesday for Roanoke,
Rhode island Reds the best
strain. Eggs forhatching Is fol-
$1.OO. Jas. E. Houdashell.
S. Rhea Cannon is at home
for the SUMMER from Washing
ton and Lee University.
Gentlemen, if you want to see
q swell line Of ties go to Gam
mons; they sell the pure silk line
Misses Edna and Tia Lindsey
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sna-
vely a pleasant call Sunday.
Remember that will have fine col
lection Of monograph Records here or
dune rs; including the July numbers.
L. w. Baungardher.
Mrs. Geo. r. Lindsey and two
little daughters, leila and Cloie,
were the guests Of Mrs. G. G.
Catron, Sunday.
Another shipment of King
Quality oxfords just in at Jen,
nings, Neff & Cos.
Bristol will pull off big one
DULY 4th. The city is looking
for the largest crowd ever there
upon a similar occasion.
Varnish stains, floor finish,
hard oil, buggy and wagon paint,
liquid and paste filler at Gam
mons.
Among those who went on the
Excursion Tuesday were, Misses
Dixie Tobler, Sallie Vaught and
Ella Ward, and Luther Baum
gardner, DR.. Buck, Stuart Gil.
lespie, A. FL. Price, G. w. Har-
ris, w. s. Lindsey, G. k. Coynef
and others.
HARNESS. We can suit you
TO a fraction. Come in and in
spect our line. Kesner & Bird
ges. 7s
CLOTHING. Il have received
some beautiful suits Of clothing
which l bought right and will
sell the say way. Come and see
Them Robt. G. Hankla.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

Skirts made of Panama and Mohairs, each skirt is perfect fitting, cut good and full around the bottom; each one is tailored to perfection; many skirts at twice the price are no better tailored than these. First choice n n-S
 is best Buy tomorrow YS at ......... Vs/V
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

H elightful new styles in the popular stree | frocks in an almost endless variety vii
 - be found here Monday priced at S250, in strictly tailored styles. Materials are broat cloth. serges panama and fine worsteds i
 every stylish shading that hears fall Fashion stamp of approval. Remarkable values for Mondays choosing yA at SOsVN
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-26
ETHEL CLARE LENEVE IS NOT
GUILTY, VERDICT OF THE JURY
SCORES KILLED I'm
A STORM AT
NAPLES
HEAVY GALES AND VOLCANIC
ERUPTiONS PLAY HAVOC
ALONG THE BAY.

Naples. Oct. 35.-The beautiful
coast of the Bay of Naples and the
Gulf of Salermo. and the Islands OF
lschia and Procida have been devas.
tated by a peculiar combination OF
elements. The number Of victims
has not been learned, but at least 25O
are said to have been killed and the
monetary loss Is great.
The disaster appears to nave been
in the form OF cyclone having three
centers. Accompanying the cyclone
came a heavy cloudbmrst, tidal
wave and violent erupt;ons from
Mount Yesuvius and from .he frater
ON the summit of the long extinct
volcano, Mount Epomeo. lschia and
adjacent islands suffered most Coast
OF the mainland are overrul with nv
ers of mud and ashes from Mount We
suvius.
Later reports reduced the estimate
of fatalities to 100. A greater num-
Der of deaths are reported at Cenrra.
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CH|CAGO BEGINS
NATIONAL FIGHT
ON DtGENERATES
A MOVEMENT BEGUN TO AsOL-
iSH TIE DEGRADING "WHITe
SLAVE' TRAFFIC.
The Mann Law Heavy Penalty Has
Had no Effect, and T ,onsands Still
Traffic in Women's Shame Confer
tscee Held in Washington

Chicago, Oct. 25.-With the i.lten.
ton Of inaagurating a nation wide
federal campaign against white
slave traficers, United States Dis
trict Attorney Sims is at present in
Washington comforting with Atty
Gen. Wickersham regarding condi-
tions disclosed by department of JUS.
tice investigators.
The Mann tdn. proidving a heavy
penalty for persons engaged in this
traffic, did not drive them out. but
1t Is said that larger number than
ever tefore are engaged therein.
Conditions in Chicago have long
been known to be as bad as those ex-
listing in New York and other large
cities, and revelations made here
thoroughly aroused people of every
class to the necessity for drastic ac-
ton upon. the part of both nation and
state
Among the thousands of criminals
engaged in this degraded traffic are
many negroes, who deal in white girls
of the northern states as well as
those of their own race, and who, in
some instances, are known to have
operated under the protection of po-
Htical bosses Conditions cannot be
too blackly painted, and the crusade
against the degenerates bids fair to
surpass any reform movement that
has ever assumed nationwide scope.
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PROGRESS REPORT
NEW INDUSTRIES IN GEORGIA
AND ALABAMA DURING
PAST WEEK.

Columbus, Ga, Oct 25.-The Geo"
| Sia and Alabama Industrial Index
says in its regular weekly issue:
Tee industrial story of the two
states for the past week is one OF
good cheer. A 100000 cotton mill is
to be erected at LaGrange, Ga
which will be the seventh textile plant
for that city. An island in Mobile
lay has been purchased for a substan-
tial consideration and a large coaIing
station is to be established there. A
$4,000 power company was incorD0-
rated at Newman, Ga, new fertilizer
factories are to be built at Goodwa-
at Aniston, Ala, is to be enlarged
and a $4,000 mining company was
chartered at CarrOltOn, Ga. A plant
for the manufacture of engines IS
to be established at Bessemer, Al,
An Atlanta, Ga, ice plant is to be cu-
lar2Cd at d cost Of S1O.0O0. At Ma
con, Ga a Irick plant is to be Ell
larged
"The real estate market, especially
i'll farm lands, continues quite active.
Northern investors have bouehr r..
Gently $3GUooo Of lands in McInlu5
Liberty and Bryan counties, Ca Tic
purchase of tracts Of land for III" -
sion into small farms continues ana
several auction s"los and subdivl.
sions are announced. sT9
'NeW banks are reported ror Du-
lut', Ga. Nauk. Ga. and WarWiC
Ga. At Montom2cy Ala, contract vas
awarded for the construction o. q
Masonic home which when complete
will cost over 100000 An Admission
Ala, woodworking plant received an
order for 40 carloads of stepladGeF5.
Boards of trade were organized ~
Douglas. Ga. and Villa Rica, Ga. rift
county, Ga has accepted plans for
a S54,O0 courthouse Companies re
being organized in Columbus, Ga, and
Athens, Ga. to erect hospitals. The
new corporations of the week are =
in tlumber, with minimum capital
stock of $77l 800"
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LIFE THREATENED
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IN DAN
GER-RAiLWAY STRIKES RE-
SENT PROSECUTIONS.

Paris, Oct. 25.-President FaIlieres
and members of the French cabinet
are closely guarded constantly, pre-
cautions being regarded as necessary
because of an anarchistic circular
condemning the president and minis
ters to death on account of the CON
viction in the military court of lead
ers among the railway strikers.
That there is reason for fear that
the officials will be attacked in case
the anarchistic element is given an
opening is felt by all classes of the
republic, for the firm manner in
which the strike was put down, togeth
er with growing discomfort because
of the increased cost Of necessities
has aroused the animosity of thou
sands against the government
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PANIC IN COTTON MARKET.
Census Bureau Report Causes FIur
ry at New Orleans.

New Orleans. Oct. 25.-The cotton
market was thrown into panic at
the opening this morning by the thar.
acter of the census bureau figures
Prices rose IA to 20 points or the
first call, following which the ad
vance widened to q and 25 points in
the early trading. The market is eA.
pected to report 5000 bales.
Shorts were heavy buyers through.
out the morning and prices advanced
IN a nervous, jerky way Compare
lively little cotton was for sale, of
ferings coming mostly from bears.
Most OF the active months advanced
"A to AZ points. Toward noon of
ferings were freer. This checked the
upward movement and caused a re
action of about FIVE points.
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4 MASS MEETING
WILL Be HELD ON
TUESDAY NIGHT
BRUNSWICK ADVANCEMENT AS
SociATioN TO BE- FORMAL
" LAUNCHED.
Trustees Held a Meeting Yesteraa,, ;,
Morning and Decided to Hold q
General Meeting-Aii Business Men
Invited to Be Present.

At 2 meeting of the trustees OF the
Brunswick Advancement association
held yesterday morning at the Bruins
wick Bank & Trust company build
ing, it was decided to call a general
mass meeting for next Tuesday night
to be held at the city hall, and to
which the people Of the city gener-
ally will be invited.
This meeting is to be held for the
purpose of securing the necessary
sui tscriptions needed by the assocla-
ton and to launch a movement I .r
a greater and bigger Brunswick. 1t
has already been demonstrated that
the people of the city will snrrort
this new organization, which i'as be N
formed for the sole Durnosn OF seer
ing new industries for Brunswick,
and it is expected that the meeting
Tuesday night will be one of the
most representative ever held in the
city.
Various matters in connection with
the association were discussed by
the trustees at the meeting yesterday
and the mass meeting was decided
upon as means for getting the peo-
pie together and forming one big as
sociation, letting in every business
man who desires to attend When
the association was organized there
was only a small number of business
men present, all of whom at once
joined and subscribed to the stock,
hut there are many others anxious
and willing to. become members of
the association and subscribe stock
At this meeting short addresses
will be made and the work of the as
seciation will he outlined by those
who are taking the initiative in the
movement. 1t the duty of every
business man to be present and it is
hoped that the large assembly room
at the city hall will be crowded when
the meeting is called to order.
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CONTRACT HAS BEEN awarded F0R
/. HANDSOME HOTEL ON ST. SIMON
{ 1T Y EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
TO MEET
TO HOLD SESSION TO ARRANGE
DATE AND FIX RULES
FOR PRIMARY.

The following call was issued yes
terday for meeting of the city ex-
ecutiTe committee:
Brunswick, Ga. Oct. 25, 1910.
Dear Sir: For the purpose OF nam.
ing the date for the white primary
election to be held next month in the
city of Brunswick, and prescribing
the rules for the holding thereof, a
meeting of the city executive commit.
tee is uereby called for Thursday, the
9th inst, 10 a. NJ, at the board of
trade rooms, city hall
Please arrange to be on hand
promptly.
FRAND D. AIKEN, Chm.
BY \. NJ. Ross, Sec
This meeting is to be held for the
purpose of fixing the date, rules, etc,
for the city primary, at which may
or and four aldermen will be nomi-
mated.
The primary, under the law, must
be between Nov. 16 and Dec 2. In
the past it has been held tetween
Nov. 20 and 25 and more than likely
it will be called this year for Tues
day, Nov. %, though that date has
not yet been decided upon.
The members of the present city
executive committee are F. d. Aiken,
chairman; A. M. Ross, secretary;
Jos. w. Bennett, E. c. Butts, n. Eman-
uel, e. c. Bruce, H. w. Greenfield, E.
H. Mason, Geo. w. Owens, E. L. Ste
phens and NJ. A. Hodges This COM
mittee was elected last year and will
serve for two earys.
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A PRUSSIAN OFFICER
is CRUSHED TO DEATH

Magdal nrg, Prussia, oct 25.-Iinut.
Monte fell with WRIGHT aero2aae
today, and instant death resulted.
Hs. was gliding to earth slowly
whfY he started his motor. The
strain caused the machine to turn
turtle, and it crashed TO the ground
from d great height. The daring avja-
tor was crushed almost beyond recUS-
milton.
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FOREMAN AT BEE LINE
TERMINALS is INJURED
w. T. johnson Had His Hand Badly
Mashed Yesterday

w. r. Johnson, foreman at the A.,
X. 4. terminals. was the victim of
a very painful and serious accident
yesterday morning, when his hand
was severely mashed between two
freight cars. Mr. Johnson was in the
act of coupling the cars together
when his hand got caught letween
the coupling.
He was at once removed to his
home and DR.. G. w. Blanton was
summoned and dressed the wound
w2ich was very ugly one, but it was
stated that the accident would not re-
suit very seriously and Mr.. Johnson
will probably be ont in the course of
few days.
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RECOGNIZED OLD FRIEND.

New York, Oct. 25.-Nhen Coro-
ner's Physician O'Hanlon commenced
to perform an autopsy on the hody
of man who died suddenly on the
sidewalk on Fifth aenuye yesterday.
he recognized the victim as Aaron u.
Jenkins, an old-time friend and
at one time assistant state treasurer
Of North Carolina. Jenkins had been
living in New York with a son.
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A., 3. G. A. FREIGHT DEPOT
WAS ROBBED YESTERDAY
Sneak Thieves Secure Number of Ar
tcles in the Early Morning.

Sneak thieves entered the A., b. &
\. freight depot at the foot of G
street early yesterday morning and
carried away a number of articles
such as hams. tacon, etc.
1t was noticed shortly before day
light that one of the doors to the
large warehouse was open and upon
investigation it was discovered that
thieves had been at work. 1t is be-
lieved that tie thieves secreted them
selves in the building in the after
noon and as soon as all of the en-
ployes had left they secured the ar
ticles and made their escape.
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CHARGED WITH SHOOTING.

Kingston, y. Y. Oct 24.-Ewine
Watterson, son of Col. Henry Waiter,
son, editor Of the Louisilvle Courier.
Journal, today was indicted for as
Sault, charged with shooting Michael
J. Martin in Martins saloon at SaJ
gurties on July |. William ID. Brin,
nier, Watterson's counsel, will apply
for a commission to determine his eli
ent's sanity.