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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
WHO GETS THE PROFIT
in THE PEACH TRADE?
Special to The Tribune.

the big rakeoff on the fruit crop? Is a
question that is puzzlng the Brigham
City peach growers this season. The
growers are quite certain that they only
get so cents bushel for Elberta peaches
delivered TO the shippers. at an expense
S eenis 9r esHs onS anS @ @ CENTS
The question as TO whom gets the rake
off arose when the following letter from
John Derrig. manager for the Pioneer
'' i0'a "osden' 9AFSt Utah l'lS Aug. ' Is, 1sio
Editor. Dear Sir; We want TO can
cinity TO the fact that they have. the fin
est crop Of Elberta peaches this year
ever in the history OF the state. we are
over the United States. and as the prices
this year very promising II VIII be
an important fact for the growers to get
out the best possible pack OF peaches
they can and make a reputation for
themselves. We are booking. orders at
the present time at SIS cents box { o. o.
TO 81 inside OF a week. as the peaches
are gradually getting scarcer and prices
gradually advancing. and tho Utah grow
ers have the chance Of life time now
to properly grade and pack their fruit,
and the peach never hereafter will be
looked down upon as IT has been IN the
past. Yours truly,
PIONEER FRUIT COMPANY.
John Derris, manager.
The growers have no chance Whatever
They are at the mercy OF the Few local
commission men who are now paying cO
cents bushel for Elbertas delivered TO
their houses. The above letter shows
that the peaches bring the shippers S2,oo
a bushel. as there arc three boxes 10 the
bushel II costs the shippers about 20
cents TO pack bushel. which still leaves
considerable balance. according TO Mr.
Derrig's letter
At Willard the growers receive so cents
O. box for Elbertas packed ready for ship
ment; here they receive only 81 cents Tor
packing and furnishing all material.
Some OF the growers are getting quite
discouraged. and unless change soon
takes place II is quite likely that an In
vestigation will be made as 10 who gets
the rakeoff.
ADDITIONAL INTERMOUNTA1N
NEWS ON PAGE EIGHT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
OGDEN WAS AS DRY
AS SAHARA SUNDAY
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN. Aug 21.-Ogden was as dry
as II has ever been Sunday. despite the
rumors which have lately been In circu
procured on the Sabbath day at places
where the lid would be tilted for the
benefit Of those well known. According
10 Chief OF Police Browning. the lid was
on tight today, and places where patrol
men had been detailed to watch were
reported as doing no business. The chief
OF police says that certain complaints
which have been made to him of drug
stores selling whisky on Sunday have
been investigated and found 10 be true
The stores under suspicion were strictly
watched today. and II there is any re-
currence OF the Sunday liquor traffic at
these places the proprietors will be ar
rested and fined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
ANOTHER T00ELE FIRE:
CLEARING UP THE DEBRIS
Special TO Tho Tribune.

TOOELE. Aug. 2l.-Last night at 10
o'clock the fire alarm was sounded in rbe
old town. On double quick time the de-
partment in that part OF town was out
NJ work. The alarm was also sounded
in the new town. and Captain Pat White
had his men together and made the run
WITH nose cart In less than four minutes.
q distance OF several blocks The fire
started In Tuttle's barn. The origin
Is not known. But with the quick work
Of No. ! and No. fire departments the
flamro were soon extlnquished with little
damage done.
The debris from the fire OF a week
ago IL being cleared away. st. Glars
tent that II Is hard 20 tell that there was
ever fire. Euntlngton's real estate Of
flee. which was also damaged by fire,
has been repaired. 1t is rumored that
n large business house will be erected
where the Dgoubay block stood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Lchi's Public Schools.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI, Aug, 21-The Lehi public
schools Will commence the coming year 9
work on September s. The following
corps OF teachers ms boen employed
A 3. Anderson. district supervisor.
High uchooi--A. B. Anderson. supervis-
or; Knr Hopkins, principal: David
WonBsnaTd, y. w. Cummings
Central 5uiidiug-Grades; Joseph An
dcrson, principal. George Stewart, Louis
Wansgnard. A. L. Yates. Ella Hewlett
ard Nnrgare. Thurman.
Primary buildlng-M!ss Elgiva Thur
man. principal; Christie Ellington. Flos-
sie Do-ton. Mary Starr. Vera Taylor,
Eliza Phillips. Dora Obokirk, Maud Har-
wood. Alice Holmstcad, Buolah Gray.
Edith Davoy,
J. ". McAIistcr will act az musical dl =
rector and Mrs, Clara Coates as super
viaor Of neodlowork. Three moro teachers
are got TO be secured.
Tho Agricultural college WILL during
tho year. give ono weeks instruction in
agriculture to tho high school students.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
CHICKEN THIEVES ARE
ABROAD In JUNCTION CITY
Special TO The Tribune.

OF hen roosts in Ogden which have been
lately looted. II would appear that there
are some thieves at work who intend TO
go into the poultry business on a large
scale. During the past three or four
days the police have been asked to as
sist in locating 225 chickens which have
been lifted from their roosts during the
night One resident in Wilson lane lost
over 100 head OF poultry the latter part
OF the past week In one night. The po
lice are OF the opinion that the poultry
Is being shipped out OF the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
MURRAY SCHOOLS WILL
SOON COMMENCE WORK
Speclal to The Tribune.

MURRAY. Aug. 21.-Miss McCann OF
Warrensburg. Mo. has been engaged as
supervisor of the sewing department Of
tho Murray schools by Superintendent
G.. NJ. Mumford, The Hillcrest school
Will be ready for occupancy in about
opening teachers meeting Will be held
in the Arlington school, Saturday. Sep
tember 3.
Noticeable activity Is being shown
about the school buildings here. now that
the opening of the school year is at
hand. Janitors arc busy cleaning and
scrubbing and will thoroughly furnisate
all the buildings before school opens
Carpenters are at work making improve
ments at the three schools, A large
supply OF coal is being stored so as to
provide for any emergency that may
arise during the coming winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
EXPERT SHEEP MAN
WILL BE THE JUDGE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 2l-Dr. ii. M Rowe OF
the -Four States Fair association hos re-
coiyc0 n communication from Secretary
w H. Hays OF the department of agr!.
culture 10 the effect that l.. l.. Shaw.
Tyho is in charge OF the animal industry
In .hat department. VIII attend the Four
States Fair and international Sheep
show. which wnl be held In Ogden Sep
ternber 23-?o. Professor shaw WIZ uct
as fudge Of the sheep exhibits. As he
IL one of the best lenowu scecp experts
H. the United Stntes. the fair manage
Inent Is TO be congratulated on securing
hlic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
HAVE YOU PILES?
THEN GET HEM ROID UNDER
MONEY GUARANTEE.

Blind piles. protruding piles, itching
piles, are cured with equal success by
the guaranteed internal remedy, Dr.
is so broad that it costs you nothing
if you get no benefit. Don't waste any
more time with sa!ves. suppositories or
other outside treatment. Attack the
cause.
Hem Roid-$1 for large bottle, lasting
"a days. at SchrammJ ohnson, Drugs,
five stores. DR.. Leonhardt Co., Station
p. Buffalo, n. Y, Props. Write for
booklet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
son is TRYING TO
LOCATE HIS PARENTS
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug 2i.-A letter was received
today from Rex Abbott, who Is in charge
of Cragun Brothers branch store nj Po-
catclio, asking the officers Of Ogden 10
assist him in locating his parents. He
soys that when he was about four years
OF age he remembers being taken TO an
orphans home in Toledo, o.. by his moth
er' since which time he has rcither seen
nor heard Of his relatives He Is - years
OF age and believes that he hns brother
and sister, besides his parents, living
dress as Pocatello. In care OF the Y. NJ.
r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
News of The Interm0untain ReqiOn

trict OF Nebraska, after a short visit in
ogden with Prof, ]. a. Smith Of the
Smith Business college, left today for
Yellowstone park to spend their summer
vacation. The two jurists were personal
friends OF Professor Smith and twenS
years ago the three worked together In
educational. literary and political work.
newspaper which supported Judge Reece
for the supreme bench. which position
be has occupied ever since that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Postofice Irregularities.

Special to The Tribune.
BLACKFOOT. Ida, Aug. 2l.-A federal
postoffice Inspector has been at work In
vestigating Irregularities at the Pingree
postoffice. Special delivery stamps were
Illegally sold to an italian resident who
sent them TO an eastern mall order house,
Mall has also been opened In the postof-
hce contrary TO law. Mr.. w. II, Scott Is
most master
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Bernon Goes East.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug 2l.-Accompanicd by
Deputy Sheriff Krtzer OF Teller county
Colorado, ". G. Bernop. who is wanted
ut Cripple Creek for obtaining money
under false pre.crscs. left for Colorado
this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
outing of Caledonians,
Special 10 The Tribune.

SDoCIN 10 TIC IIIUVIF,
OGDEN, Aug. 21.-Tbc Caledonlan
ol;le viii hold It's annual outing Tuesday
n: The Hermitage resort In Ogden can
yor. a programme OF sports will be
eiven. beginning ~ Z o'clock In the after
noon. and at o'clock in the evening
there Will 6c 4 concert. including n num-
bar OF Sno.tiIh songs. national airs.
Scottish dnrcog. etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
JuristS on Vacation.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 21.-Supreme Judge NJ.
3. Recce OF Nebraska and District Judge
T.. T.. Good OF the Fourth judicial dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Barney o'Neil's Candidacy.

SDecIaI 70 TIC IrIDUne.
ELACKFOoT Ida, Aug. 2l.-The Hon.
Barney O'NeIl Of Wallace, candidate for
the nomination OF governor on the Repub-
lican ticket. spent yesterday In town,
looking after his political interests He
departed al S15 y. m. for Idaho Falls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
DRNAnEA For Upset Stomach
] HNAUlH and Bowels Of Children
GRAEFENBERG
CHILDREN'S
PANACEA

brings them around in a natural
and harmless way. This sterling
old remedy contains no opiates,
but is q simple vegetable COM
pound. Keep bottle in the house
where there are little ones.
All Druggists Sell Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22

Tribune Wait Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

APARTMENTS UNFURNIS1ED.
' -@5as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22

The citizens committee promptly re-
piled to these messages IN the follow
ing two teleprams:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22

MacEaY. Ida, Aug. 13. lylU.
Governor James II. Brady, Boise, Ida;
we have selected J. II, Quinton OF Quin-
ton Place, Los Angeles, as q member OF
board. II he is unable to serve will
name others,
CITIZENS COMMITTEE OF MACKAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22

at once three names engineers, from
whom board may choose one 10 help form
n committee OF three. the second to be
appointed by board and third chosen by
these two for purpose OF investigating
Mackay dam. HEBER Q, HALE,
Register State Land Department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26
ciial and
? & SO Il Z,

QUIET but very pretty home
~ wedding will be celebrated at
11:30 a. Nj. to-day at 708
West Grace Street, when Miss Kate
Aubrey Williams, the daughter OF
John G. Williams will be married to
Thomas D. Lecky, Of Charleston, w.
Va, Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, pastor
of the First Baptist Church. this city,
officiating.
The bride will be gowned in a hand
some tailored costume of blue cloth.
Herfowers will be gardenias, sprayed
with violets. She Will be attended by
her sister and matron of honor, wear
Ing lavender crepe de sole and carrying
sheaf OF white chrysanthemums. Les
lie Lecky. OF Charleston. w. Va. will be
the groom's best man. 5s
Decorations In parlors and halls will
be in palms, smilax and chryaanthe-
NUNS, and the bridal party will enter
to the strains OF the wedding march
from "Lohengrin."
Mr.. and Mrs. Lecky.wi receive the
congratulations OF their friends and
leave by the noon train for their we'd
ding trip. They will have their future
home at Charleston. w. Va.
Itndd-Newman.
The wedding OF Miss page Waller
Newman. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben n. Newman, of Hilton.
Orangs county. to DR.. Monticello B,
Rudd. Of Richmond, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Rudd, OF Powhatan county, Va.
was celebrated yesterday at 1880 "A
NJ. in the Presbyterian Church OF Cor
dossville, Rev. Hugh Hudson official;
Ing
The church was decorated with palms
ferns, running cedar and chrysanthe-
nuns, and the wedding marches were
rendered by the church organtst. Miss
Kathleen Howard Newman. sister Of
the bride. was maid OF honor, and Dr.
Clifford, of Norfolk, the best man. othe,
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attendants were Herpert Newman
Michael 1iarinan, Edward Schmidt and.
Dir. q. III Hudd, OF Richmond.
The bride entered with her father
who gave her away. She was gownedl
messal line, ldraped with chi ffon,
and garnitured with pearls. ss III veil
was caught with orange blossoms, and
her flowers were shower of Bride
arosss and orchids. The maid Of honor
wore rose.colored crepe de chino and
IA black picture hat trimmed with,
white pluines. She carried Ai,ierlcain
Beauties
The out -of-towii wedding guests
were Miss Nellie Eanghotne Powell,
Lynchburg, Miss Marie N1cWhirter,
j onesville, Isl G.; Miss Eleanor uourdir,
Charleston s. CT; Miss Katharine Chap :.
man, Richmond; Miss Peachy4 Lyme, Or
ange Mrs.5 Leon Adams, Gastonia. ~
ca Mrs Graham Thomas. Arvonia, Va;
Mrs. w. r. Rudd, Belona, Va; Mrs. Il.
q. Porter Belona, Va; Mrs. Haskins
Hobson Richmond; Mrs. Keeblc p avis,
Richmond Il &
I Dr.. and Mrs. Rudd will be at home a.
8ao1 ives Grace Street, Richmond, after
November 10.
stay-nt-Home Whist Club.
The stay-at-Hom Whist Club met e 4, AZ !
III rig. W.sEtk tIlATLllli AAShNSAy
with four tables playing. The top
score was made by Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. II.
Robins. The club meets next week ut
Miss Margaret Morson's. 1913 West Grac e
Street.
ImpOrtnnt Meeting.
rhe board OF the Virginia Home for
!1ncurables will hold an important meet tst.
ing THIS morning at II o'clock IN the
home. Al large attendance is asked for.
aI0tiey-FONter.
| The wedding Of Miss katherine Eos
ter, daughter OF Mrs. Judith Anne Eos %.
ter. to DR.. James Motley, OF Hinto m ".
va, was celebrated at $3.50 O'Clock yes
terday evening in the home OF th Y
brides mother. 512 Hest8 sirsace olrse.'
Rev. w. r. Hatcher, y. ~. ana I 5.e z.
David M. Ramsay. OF Grace street oE 'ap1
fist Church, oniciattng.
| The altar was banked with palms
and white chrysanthemums, which were
also used in mantel decoration Inc l'lit
chandeliers and doorways were
wreathed with stnilax, and white can
dies in crystal and silver candelapra
gave an effective finish In parlors anu anu
Idining-room, where the table GENRE
itpfece was d basket OF Richmond roseS p
The bride came in with her mother,
Mry. Judith Anne Foster, VINO W or
black crepe de chine. With corsage
bouquet OF white gardenias. me pr.us
was gowned in white SILK marqu vs.
lover soft white satin. with pear. en-.
ibroidery and berthe OF rose pom,
lace. Her Veil hung from a wreath q
forange blossoms that came down te
liner from her mothers wedding Gay
Her bouquet was shower OF br.us
roses and lilies OF the valley. !.
1 sf'nrha maid ~ honor. Miss Anne u
lRobertsori. cousin OF the bride. wore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26
REUNION OF OLD SOLDIERS.
Surviving Members VIII Write History
OF, Arson Guards. e

isSsS of AnsOnA Guards.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Wadesboro. N. c.. October 25.-An
interesting meeting Of ex-Confederate
soldiers was held here recently. It was
the gathering OF the survivors OF the
Arson Guards, Company c. Fourteenth
North Carolina Troops. in response to
the Invitation OF Major W. a. Smith.
and was held in the Smith building.
Major Smith was made chairman, and
Z. +. Fenton, secretary. There were
only eight members OF the guard pres
ent, VIZ: Colonel r. T. Bennett, Major
Smith, E. F. Fenton. John McLendon.
=. D. Gaddy, Thomas Morrison, Nell
Bowman, T. j. Watkins.
The dedication Of the history to be
written Of the company is to be to the
mothers and daughters of the Con-
federacy of Arson county. Major
Smith is to write the dedica ton. The
history is to be written by III. g Nc
Tendon, T. j. Watkins and q. +. Fem
ton, and Is to be done at once.
a photograph OF the survivors was
taken for. the adornment of the his
tory of the company. Dinner. Which
was served at the National, was very
much enjoyed by the visitors
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Drewry-Svntkins. r.

Chattla n, Va, October 25.--Miss vir-
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: Thomas Al
geron Watkins and William sydney
Drewry, OF Richmond, were married at
1.-The home OF the bride Tuesday night
| at O'CLOCK. The home had been very
tastef,flly decorated with white cut
flowers. palms and pot plan Is, the
The only attendants We're the dame
of honor Mrs. Charles Jeter, Hatcher,
sister OF the bride, Of W.ytheville, and
| the best man. Ohm G. SDrewry. of Raj
| etgh. N. G. The bride entered with her
father, who gave her away. She
was becomingly gowned In a creation
I of white messaline. veiled with chif-
| fon and trimmed with rose point lace.
/ Herveil was caught with lilies OF the
valley. and her bouquet was Of Bride
lace OF pearls which had been worn
/ by her mo ther, grandmothera and great
grandmother. at their weddings. The
dame of honor wore cream messallne
Frank Epperson, Of Bristol. white
chrysanthemums composed the bouquet
OF the dame Of honor. Little Miss
carried the ring. Rev. r. G.. sMeLees
performed the ceremony. assisted by
Rev Mr. Leverett, OF Richmond. An
elegant .reception followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
Iry%l Left over the Southern for an ex-
TENDED tour OF Northern cities and Ma
CARA Falls. The out-of-town guests
present were John G. Drewry and Miss
Emmie Drewry. OF Raleigh, N. CT: Mrs
VIM r. Barksdale and Miss Helen
Barksdale Of Houston; Senator and
Mrs c.. "A. Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs C. j
/ Hatcher. ofrNvythevflle: j. w. and Gill
mer Craddock and Miss Elise Grad
dock, OF Lynchburg; Miss Mamie Car.
ring ton, OF Lexington; Miss Sallie Ed
4 munds, of South Boston: Mr.. and Mrs
Miles Martin. of Richmond: Mayo
Read. of Charleston, s. G.
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~ $4,000 N n n n - y ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Especial to The Tiri,ss-D ispatch.1
wedding was celebrated Sunday at
ternoon at 121 . ITi gIith street, the sts e
idenGe of Rev. S. y. 1,igga,,, the off,
3clating minister, " hen Miss Lille Agnes
Woodbridge, OF Campbell county.
Miss Dora Blanche oidridge, q sis.
ter OF the groom, was the maid OF
honor, and Robert Lewis Woodbridge,
a brother Of the groom, was the best
man. 5 81
IN connection With the marriage 1t
was noted that over wv nty years ago
Mr. Logan was the officiating clergy
man at the marriage Of tho groon1's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-26
MAN ON OYSTER 5DREDGE
DROWNED IN POTOMAC
Dragged Overheard by Rope and
Sinks Before He Can He Rescued.
Other News Notes.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Frederic sbhrg. Ia, Octob Der Pc
Martin Smith. colored. OF AIobjack, a
James a. Garfield. while. dredg ing for
oysters In the otomac River, near CO.
slonial Beach yesterday evening, was
dragged overheard by the rore, and was
drowned before he could be rescued.
The body was tier recovered. Charles
/ Smith. Of Richmond; another colored
broken. and he was o lerwise injured
{ by becoming |entangled in the rope.
The trouble about the rope was causeu5
by dredging in shallow water. The
body of Smith was sent to i his old
home for burial. Charles Smith, after
was taken to the Marine Hospital, Il IN
The schooner was COM
manded by Captain Lay Marshall. The
schooner was taken to Colonial Beach,
and the injury to Its dredg ing appar-
atus repaired.
sston District in spotsylvania county
was taken suddenly IL while attend.
ing Mine Road Baptist Church Sunday,
and was taken to the home of Dr.. Ar
5ritt nearby, where he was treated
Monday he was carried to his home
a. M. Arritt and Dr.. ". Harris: The
Operation was successful, and sss Mr..
Waite IS doing we'll III is seventy
one years old. III isi sess SsilsS3 s
T. 4. Morrison has pure hased at auc-a
5tion the lot on which the Virginia
shirt factory stood be- fore was q 4;
[5stroyed by fire some his az pay--3
Mrs. w. B. Goolrick has In herssyard
fna8this city, an a ple tree Which Is Is
in full bloom for the sec ond time
this: year. IA III
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!. 1 VI sTITUTE HELD
Large Attendance Mt Interesting SEES

Large sAttcnuhNCcAts - : ~ 49, 5SS7Sss
sl0ns In Tincaatle.
/ Especial to'The Times-D spa ch.
TincastIe, Va October 2 ST he fall
session Of the Teachers Institute was
held in the Opera House at Fincas lie
last Thursday and Friday. About aev-.S
2enty- five teachers we're present, The
many Instructive features u in Tho pro-
gram were entertainingly discussed /.
On Friday the meeting was enl iyen--i
sd 5atsthe morning exerct ses ~ az q usrY
bon, which proved very q nstructlYe
Miss Coleman, of Roanoke. d el iyeredl
Sc lecture on the Ward Me hodS Of
Dr. III. II Miller Of csnlena, o., Al 50
made an instructive nd dress on gri- y
future in the SCHOOL, w. ~. linn Of
EPhilippi, W. Va, spo Ike on ian liant
Food.
The institute was also hlghly en-i
tertained by an instructive talk from
II. I1. w orrell, State examiner, along
the line of educational Announcements
Bin the present school system
At the conclusion Of the exercts SEES
Ia business meeting was held An rs H.
Sletic League was formed and "a conl-
mittee appointed Ito NJ arrange q literary
contests among the high schools Of
II eiegates were elected as follows
to1nttend the State eachers' "a ssoGln Il
ton, to meet at Richmond: Messrs. o.
II. Huffman, H. M. Rrush,l ~, n on
and Miss Rhoda Burke, -
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Sherman to visit sali.bury.

SHI1spury, N UEtober sb.----2Ar-'
arrangements are being made to extend a
warm welcome to Vice President Shera-
man on his arrival In SALISBURY
Thursday afternoon. OF this week He.
will reach this city at a p. Nj, and will
make "a speech from the rear of the
platform of the special train on which
he is travelling. The Republicans in
this section OF North Carolina are very
anxious to have a big crowd in Sails
bury to greet the distinguished visitor
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TDeckhand Dr.o,1n,ed.

[Special3to The Times Dispatch.
Cape Charles, a.. October 25-Jas.
Caldwell, OF Mathews county, deck
hand on the Old Dominion Steamship
ed late yesterday evening at the mouth
of the Elizabeth River. Caldwell lost
his balance while trying to catch a
line from the tow. n