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The evening world., 1911-03-07
NEWMAN IN CONTEMPT
~ FOR IGNORING SUBPOENA.
Suddenly III, Gruber Tells Commits
sioner-Called Himself "Baron
Jones' When Located.

walter q. Newman, the alleged NIL
ll0if-Nre mine owner from North Caro-
lima, who offered a reward OF Sl,5OO for
a new "cuss word' which would ado
auately express his feelings when his
automobile broke down, ana who bo.tol
from the city Court IN the midst OF an
examination. addtd another TO his rec
ora of eccentric performances to-day
by ignoring a subpoena to appear be-
fore United States Commissioner Alex
snder.
The Commissioner decired Newman
ic he in contempt Of court and he viii
ask for his punishment,
Ralph Wolf, OF counsel for the credit
ors Of s.gnuud H.. RosenOlatt, waoso
firm was forced into bankruptcy, % IS
snld, largely because Of Newmau's MIN
ing schemes, found that Newman, going
nnder the name OF Baron Herman
Jones" was at Meyers Hotel, HOBO
ken, about 10 sail for Europe, and sub
poenaed him to appear to-day.
Col. Abe Gruber appeared for New.
N and said he had been taken sud.
denly and seriously III and had gone tC
ais country place at Somerset. Va, Col
Gruber declared Newman had a right tC
call himself a baron by descent from 4
nobls family Of the English Peerage.
The evening world., 1911-03-07
WITHDRAW HIGHER RATES.
Eastern Railroad Heads I:Ow to In-
tcrstate Commerce board Ruling.

The Eastern railroad presidents AMI
attorneys after a conference to-day Of
hcIally announced that the Increased
schedule OF freight rates, approval Of
which had been refused by the Inter
state Commerce Commission, has been
withdrawn.
There were ABOUT fifty present at the
conference, and in an official statement
issued afterwlri 1t was said the only
business transacted was approving the
order to withdraw the increased s1hel l.
ulos which We're h'el at Washington ON
March -.
The evening world., 1911-03-07
Have You a Cold?
Better Check II at Often Leads
to Serious Illness.

Oh of Pine is a splendid natural
remedy for the treatment Of throat
and bronchial troubles. Because of
its purity and freedom from op!a,es
and narcotic drugs it is especially
valuable for children. Two or three
drops of the Pine, on a little sugar,
affords speedy relief 20 the most OBJ
stinate cough, soothes the irritation
and heals the inhamed mucous mem
brane.
Oil of Pine is often prescribed in
The evening world., 1911-03-07
ECKERT NURSES
STORY DENIED
EXECUTOR PAGE
Former Secretary of Late
General Resumes Stand to
Refute Testimony.

Richard G. Page. private secretary to-
TIE late Gen. Thomas r. Eckert and ex-
oeutor OF his viii, was recalled to the
g'1ud at the will contest this afternoon
before SUR gate Cohalan.
Page is accused - James Clendenain
EcEcrt. the ccn;ts: mt, with frau1ulently
|conspiriAg with r. T. Eckcrt jr. in pro-
curing a VIII from Gen. Eckert that
gave r. r. Eckcrt jr. The bulk OF the
Generals 100000 estate.
Refutes Nurses Testimony.
on the stand to-day Page declared
that the testimony of Thomas Riley
nurse to Gen. Eckcrt FOR two years
prior t. TIE Generals death, favorahl"
to the contestant, was false. Riley had
d,-ciibcl g dent on the Generals head
caused by a fail in 1893. Pa &c declared
II vat a "ali'ht skin cat"
!si,y" sail rage asked him, In 1908
II he thought the general was pAyst-
cal Y and mentally ablc to mako q will,
and that he had said NO Page de
ciared this conversation never took
place. Page also denied saying James
Clen1enin Ertert was the only OBJ
stacic" TO the general mating a will
The evening world., 1911-03-07

A large assortment Of Sllirtwaists, includ-
ing Marquisette, French Wolfe, Null, Linen,
Swiss and many other dainty fabrics. Made in
workrooms Oh the premises.
Complete variety of Tailored Waists of
Linen, Madras, Null and Cross-bar Lawn, at
very moderate prices.
Sale of IS dozen White Marquiscttc Waists,
trimmed with colorcd materials. $50 and AIS
The evening world., 1911-03-07
"CLitrnnsL y" Iusrs Handicap.

Because the uauc of 'r' ns.y .s
difficult to spell and pronounce. Justice
Guy, IN the supreme Cour'. t1-ia. ava
thorized Abraham B. Ch.t.usAy 90
change It 20 Clt4n, The petitioner is a
b%ookkecper % said hc was hamper a
In his work by the peculiarly OF his
name
The evening world., 1911-03-07
BRIDEGROOM JUROR
At MURDER TRIAL
OF MRS. MELBER
Happy After Being Chosen,
He Phones Bride and Gets Her
Consent to Sit in the Box.

ALBANY. March THAT a Jury OF
married men, all OF whom have chill
dren OF their own, Will decide whether
Mrs. Edith Melber is TO go to the cleo
trio chair for the murder OF her little
boy George, Is the dcslre of both the
prisoner ana her lawyers. This was
made plain to-day when JOAN H..
Dugan, counsel for the defense. per-
emptorily challenged unmarried men
whom he could not dislodgc on the
ground that they were %preiudlced.
The second Juror in the case was
chosen this forenoon. lie IL II. q. Thorn
meyer. a restaurant kecpc" OF tlis city.
Interest in the trial has intensified.
This morning n crowd OF women, bent
on gaining an entrance 10 the court
room, stood In line for nearly an hour
before the opening OF the session, and
hundreds OF them were ha red out after
all the seats had been filled. Society
women thronred the gallery a Il a group
" them surrounded the prisoner.
Rich Women Comfort Her.
Mrs, Mclber, the prison pallor plainly
stamped on her face, and her rrall form
presenting a sharp contrast to the
women who sat beside her and tried to
comfort her, watched intcntly to-day
the work of selecting the men who may
send her to her death, to an insane asy-
lum or free her. Her white face never
lighted up. nor did she at any time in
dlchtc emotion as the questions were
asked, She seemed to accent the ac-
lions OF her lawyers as a matter Of
course, and at NJ time tried to Impress
her views regarding jury candidates on
the attorneys.
Mrs. Welton Stanford ir., the Schcncc-
tady society woman and Little Deacon
css' who Is Interested in the defendant
and hopes to see her acquitted on the
insanity theory, occupied a chair In the
fore part OF the COURTROOM. sitting be-
tween Mrs. MelDcr's stcr. Mrs. Lu-
cinda simmons, OF Syracuse, ana the
prisoners aged aunt, Mrs. Mary Glbcau,
also OF syracuse. This trio formed one
OF the most intcrestlng and conspicuous
groups in the trial room.
The monotouy OF selecting the Jury
was not without it. comedy. The fourth
man selected was Charles l.. Jones.
sand dealer OF De!mar, aud when he
informed the court that he had lust
been married it caused a ripple %.
laughter. lie asked 10 Dee excused IN
order that he might telephone his
bride ana the request was granted
with Intense anAioty written all over
his face, he retired to the telcphon,
booth with an officer, ana when he IT,.
turned he was smiling comp.accn,,y am,
blandly. The bride had given her asacu.
and ne might remain a|,auusl yG .au..
u was not expected mat hr would nave
subjected himself Co the Courts con
tempt by mtl.us u!s os,lp. uau
refused % yiyo her assent.
The evening world., 1911-03-07
In Both Stores.

RASOLS In Both Stores.
A complete stock of Imported and Domes-
tic Parasols in all the newest shades and STYLES.
Plain and Fancy trimmed.
Umbrellas, -Covered with twiled Silk, tape
edge. Natural or Mission Wood Handles. For
Men and Women. 200
value LOO
The evening world., 1911-03-07
TRUNK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
Fifth Floor, Thirty-fourth Street.
Lower Floor, Twenty-third Street.

Fifth Floor, Thirty-fourth Street.
Lower Floor, Twenty third Street.
Dress Trunks, bound ard strapped with
best leather, hand rivcted bronze steel trim
mings. Fitted with dress ard divided trays.
sizes 81 to 40 inches. o.75
values HAS to 1880
Steamer Trunks, bound and strapped with
best leather, hand-riveted, bronze steel trim
1rir%s. Sizes 80 to 40 inches. $50
values SIS to 95
r, sset and Brown Sole Leather Pags,
saddle. sewn, reinforced corners, Leather
lined, Y it'll inside pockets. Sizes II to IS inches.
SIS
values CTS to 500
JAMES MsCREERY Co,
2.5rd sfree' 54th Street
The evening world., 1911-03-07
Suuirted Into Poor-Boxes.

The detectives noticed Don Miguel
walk up to one Of the p~oJr-boxes and
squlnt into it. Then SOW him look
ABOUT furtively. There were a good
many people foing in and out OF the
church, and whoa the crowd grew
thicker the Nicaraguan slipped out into
the street again AID Jared on his wav.
i.usby followed him 20 the Church Of
our Lady of Good Counsel and from
there to the Church OF st. John the Bap-
list. In the ves.ibule of both these
churches Don Miguel repeated his per-
formancc OF squirting into the poor
boxes.
Busby stopped the ex-diplomat and
asked him a few questions about him
self. Don Miguel haughtily refused to
answer them. He was taken to a
police station and searched. When the
pot OF glue and wax and the long mys-
tcrlo~us-looking corset steel We're dug
UP he merely shrugged his shoulders
ana mutterod o N%icaraguan oCth. lie
was arraiga.d before MAGISTRATE Nau-
mer and talked some more with his
shoulders but said not an audible word
Il will give you a few days to think
il over" said the Court. If you want
Ia clear yourself OF suspicion you had
letter reveal your IDENTITY"
BAH was all Don Miguel would ut
ter. and back he went to d cell. When
arraigned again to-day he still held his
Head high and shrugged his shoulders
oontemptuously.
"All right" said the Court; six
The evening world., 1911-03-07
Breaks Bread With Kings.

What Me-" ne cried. Don Miguel
DO Sesulera to a rotten jail! N-e-v-
a-i-r!'
so you've found your tongue, eh?"
snapped out the Court. "Then tell me
SHY I should not commit you as a
%vaErant."
"Gmpossible." calculated the prisoner.
" am of a great family. ! am a diplo-
mat. ] break bread with Presidents
and kings"
you do or you did," asked the
court,
u did" responded Don Miguel mourn
'ully. Alas. Wien Zelaya was kicked
1ut | had II flee. | was in the cab
net. | was a high man in the repub-
lie. When that impostcr Estrada made
var I took w arms for Zelaya. Enough.
The evening world., 1911-03-07

You know the rest. Now ! am refugee.
liut this must not be that | go to jail.
The shame vii! Kill my family. I am
"A respectable Alas. poor. Alas,
honest.
Glued Clothes Together.
In that case" demanded the Magls-
trate, explain to me way you have
This glue ard this corset steel in your
possession"
II explain cried Don Miguel eager
~. You see my clothes. Rags, rags,
rags How can l hold them together?
! cannot sew. Glue, | buy some and
Paste me together"
And the corset steel; is that part Of
your WARDROBE" inquired the Court.
Yes. yes, VS." asserted the ex-diplo-
mat. u used to keep up the bosom OF
ny shirt. | nave no starch in 1t and +.
must be stiff. Presto, | use the steel."
presto, YOU go to jail" retorted tie
Court. "lf you nave any pui. IA u.plD-
matte circles and can provo anything
hiSh and noble about yourself you will
he given every opportunity on Black
wells Island"
Don Miguel went back to hts cell,
shaken with sobs ana weeping Niasaras
Of tears.
The evening world., 1911-03-07

WOMEN'S SUITS. In Both Stores.
English Serge or Homespun Tailored Suits.
400
Black Satin Tailored Suits $500
The evening world., 1911-03-07
Bridesmaids Not Man-Aaters.

The ex-president of the Bachelor
Girls Club will be attended by her sis
ter. Daisy Gardner, as maid OF honor.
She will have six bridesmaids. none OF
whom has ever been "A member OF the
men-haters' Organization.
George Herman will act as best man
for Mr.. Fink. and the marriage cere-
mony viii be performed by the Rev.
MI. Knabenshue, pastor OF Christ's
Church. About four hundred guests
have been invited.
The evening world., 1911-03-07
JLMES McCREERY Co
23rd Street 34Ih Street

On Wednesday, March the Sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
COMING TO RICHMOND.
Mnryinnd md Baltimore Sending Many
DnuEhtcra to Convention


Especial to The Time Dispatch
Baltimore. November 3.-Baltinore
ana Maryland will send many of their
prominent women to attend the eigh-
teehth annual convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. to he
held in Richmond November I TO III,
inclusive. The Maryland division, OF
which Mrs. Frank q. Odenheimer Il.
president, has six chapters. The mem
bership in Maryland now compares
well with many of the larger Southern
states. The entire association now
numbers $1,000, scattered throughout
United States.
Among the leaders of the Daughters
IN Maryland who VIII attend the CON
vention are: Mrs. John =. Poe, presi-
dent of the Baltimore Chapter: Mrs.
Walter w Preston president of the
Belair Chapter. Mrs. oliver Bennett.
president of the FitZhugh Lee Chapter,
Frederick, Md; Mrs \, r. b. Egee
president of the Cecil CHAPTER, Ches-
apeake City: Miss Mary Margaret
Field. president of the Rldgely Brown
Chapter. Rockville: Miss Mamie p
Hays, president Il. V. White Chapter.
Poolcsville. Md.
Baltimore Chapter. having the lar
Gest membership. will he well repre-
scented. Among those who viii attend
from Baltimore will be Mrs. B. Jones
Taylor, Mrs. Thomas Baxter Gresham,
Mrs. d. Giraud Wright. Mrs william
Reid Mrs. William NJ Dame and Mrs
William Shackelford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
Social and
Personal

n TRs. JAMES HAYES will enter
N tain in honor OF her grand
daughter, Miss Katherine Ewing
Caches. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ewing Eaches. OF SIT Floyd Avenue. on
Wednesday. December 6. Miss caches $
debut party VIII be a big dance given
at the Jefferson Hotel at . O'Clock,
and Will be one OF the most notable
affairs given during the winter She
Ii very lovely girl. and her formal
presentation TO Richmond society. with
her Grandmother. Mrs. Hayes. as
hostess. Will mark u very exclusive
gathering OF society here.
aIisb Kings Wedding.
Quantities of white chrysanthemums
and American Beauty roses. Will dee
crate the home of Mrs. JunTus A Nor
ris. ZIG East Grace street, this evening
at O'Clock. when her niece. Miss
Elizabeth Ken. KING. viii be married
to Clyde Gregg Brown, Dr. T. T. Nc
Faden. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, performing the ceremony, The
entire house VIII be banked with red
aud white flowers and tall candlcs will
DO used on tho improvised altar in the
drawing room, where the ceremony
will take place.
Tho brides gown is Of ivory satin
trimmed with duchess lace and made
with court train. Her real lace veil
Will be arranged with wreath OF
orange blossoms. and she win carry
shower bouquet Of white orchids
and lilies of the valley The bride
Will enter the room with her maid OF
honor, Miss Marion Lee Montague.
Miss Martha G. Brown Will be brides.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
MACHINE SHOPS TOTALLY
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Two Locomotives Badly Damaged and
Rendered usciess-I.oss VIII
Amount to $4,000.

Especial to The Times-Disp pa tchl
Clifton Forge, Va, November 3.-The
machine and blacksmith shops of tho
Moor iron Company. at Low Moor,
four miles west of this city, were to-
tally destroyed by fire last night. to-
getne. with the contents. Two loco
motives used by the company were III
the machine shops at the cine, anu
these were so uuuIy damaged by the
neat as 10 put lncm out VI commis
SION. The origin Oh the nre Is un-
hnown, as tncic nau been nre VI
kinu III the Two buIiuings curing
the DAY, anu there was no lignI 10
cause the nre. Inc omciaIs vi tn.
Low MOOR iron Company nave not
given out amy ngures to the loss,
uut II Is estimated W tnVse in d posi-
tlon TO Know, tnat the damage ny the
ire Will amount 10 $4,000.
Thomas Z. Goodwin. Tor the past ten
years employed as lineiuan on the
Chesapeake and ONO hallway, with
headquarters in TINS city, was taken
to stanton Tonight to be committed
To inc estern state Hospital a COM
mission OF lunacy having adJuuged him
insane. Goodwin has been acting
strangely for the past week or more,
end when taken in charge By the OIL
GERS II was found that he had cut his
throat In an attempt to take his life.
Goodwins wife deserted him few
years ago. and quite recently he lost
his position. This seems to have
preyed on his mind 10 such an extent
as to unbalance II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04

Company Incorporated.
The Alexander Wilson Company. to,
las been Incorporated by the State
corporation Commission, capital stock
tt rs.y,g0 maximum ia The officers are.
rstary and Treasurer, Page N. Bryant,
Inc above officers and George w.
Sryant are the directors.
TubcrculoBis Among Cattle.
Pure Foou Inspector Collier, as
SIS tea by DR.. Fisher the veterinarian.
as expert. has examined the nerds OF
SIX or the dairles in Petersburg unLt
vicinity, all at the request OF the own
eTs. About nifty COWS were condemned
ihe owner of one OF the dairies had
ais diseased cows promptly killed and
buried. Abou. forty cows condemnea
ut other diaries were sent 10 Ricn-
'nond and slaughtered under the su.
Al the East View Dairy. owned by
SharIes I. Lassiter. not ono or this
nerd OF seventy-seven cattle was found
IN the leas, affected. and conditions
BE examined later
Increase Of Membership.
Every Methodist Church in the Pc
tersourg District will show q crafty
mig Increase In membership at the
close of the present conference year,
snd the aggregate increase by profess.
SION ION OF laith' 1t is believed. viii exceed
churches throughout the district Will
snow largely increased expenditures
t3r missions and for all kinds OF
church work, and Il marked advance
IN all lines of church endeavor. The
uistr!ct is going to show up hand
somely in It's reports to conferences.
presiding Elder j. *: Jolif. who has
oee.i very active and Jealous in his
work, has not yet completed the
records OF his last quarterly confer
enccs.
Entertainment of Nisit.Srs
tOliownS the ceremonies of the UNI
Yelling OF the Massachusetts monu-
lnent on Monday, November IS, Mayor
George Cameron. Jr, will entertain at
an eiaboratc buffet lunch at his resi-
dence all OF the Massachusetts visitors
and veterans. These will include dow
ernor Fosa and stan, representatives
OF the two houses OF the Assembly,,
members OF the monument commits.
sion, the orator OF the day, and the
Grand Army Veterans. Other guestx
Will be \. p. fiji Camp and the Con-
lederaic camps OF Richmond ana Nor
ioik, to whom special invitations have
been or VIII be sent. The AFFAIR will
be an event of great interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
SCOUTING PARTY
AT Hen DERSON
Days Run of $50 Miles Is
Largely Over Well-Packed
Sand Roads.
ONE CAR STOPS AT RALEIGH
Pathfinders Expect to Reach
Richmond Early This
Morning.
ONE CAR STOPS AT RALEIGH
Especial to Tho Times-pispatcbl

icptSiai " ma i1leS- DiSDatch.l
Henderson. n. c.. November 3.-Leav-
Ing Pinehurst this morning at $50
o'clock the good roads scouting par
~ reached Raleigh shortly before 4
o'clock. stopping there for lunch The
Mitchell ran out of gasolene near
Dunn n. c., and was delayed more
than an hour, and consequently re-
mained In Raleigh for the night. while
the Chalmers came on to Henderson,
arriving before o'ulock l.. NJ
After leaving pinvhurst, and escort
eu py Leonard TUFTS ana MIR. McQueen.
the party ran into the bad, sandy
ROADS OF Cumberland county, wnlch
however viii SHORTY be greatly I'M
proved, as the county has Issued 32UU,-
oOO OF bonds for the betterment OF its
highways.
At Fayetteville the tourists were
met by the Mayor and Il number OF
prominent citizens. who escorted the
party through the town and for some
Instance beyond its limits.
The days run of $50 miles has been
ior the most part over sand roads,
fairly well packed and hardened. From
raleigh 70 henderson the roads are
ssod. with the exception of two miles
OF rocky travel about twenty miles
from Raleigh.
Leaving early tomorrow morning,
the Chalmers will arrive in Rich
mond early in the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
ANOTHER VICTIM
Is RELIEVED
Mrs. Hoskins Lost Heart And Gave
Herself Up To Die, But Is Re-
lieyed By Taking Csrdui
The Woman's Tonic

Gary, Ky.--"I am in better health than
have been for years." writes Mrs. Sarah
j. Hoskins, from this place, land thank
Cardui for it.
| suffered for years with womanly all.
ments, and at times would nearly cramp
to death. My back and right side would
nearly kill me-
| tried everything to get relief, but
failed lost heart, and gave up hope Of
ever getting well. Then I saw Cardui
advertised, and got bottle. was down
in bed, but before had taken two bot
ties Of Cardui | was up and helping with
my work.
Now ! can wash all day and do nv
housework with ease. feel better than
have for years. Since taking Cardui
have gained more flesh than | ever did
in my life.
| praise the medicine to all my friends.
for believe Cardui saved my life"
II you are weak, tired, WORKOUT or suf
fer from any Of the pains peculiar to weak
women, such as headache, backache
pains in arm. side or limbs, or any other
symptoms OF womanly trouble, YOU are.
urged to try Cardui, the woman's tonic.
1t will help you
During the past fifty years more than
million women have been benefited by
using Cardui Ask your druggist.
\. B.-lVyhe 10 Ladies Advisory Debt
Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanoopa,
Tenn, for SpceiGl instructions and 64-paoe
book: Home Treatment for Women"
sent In Main Nvrannnr IN .nn,,n..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
CHILD K KNOCKED
DOWN BY AUTO
Left Leg Is Observation-Disclosures
Suit Is Reinsti-
tuted.
Especial TO The Times-Dispa,ch.l

Raleigh. n. c., November 3.-This
evening while DE-. w. c. Horton was
answering an urgent cali two miles
from the city. his automobile ran down
the little daughter OF u. Shelby Swain
OF the Ka!eiSn post Office. and broke
her lett leg Just ah)ve the ankle. There
were torty or more scnool cnliuren
Win u teacner waking Ia tnt cUun-
tS E0aa. All maue way Ior the ma
sh4he except tnut Two were swinslng
GA DchInu II wagon just aneuu Or
norton tnouSnt ,ncse HouIu retain
tH.if hoiu "a the wagon, Dul Just az
ne came vi the sWaIn cni.d Iurncu
io"st ana stepped 10 one sIue, r!snt
'h 'front.' OF tNc Macnlne. Or, itollu..
turned Sharply. puI struck the GNU
his inacnine tnen ran to a often along
sue.
y t. Andrews, Jr.. has just secured
some iare Ola steel cngruvings OF MS
toEic VaIue, notably one chyn OF sir
after haIelsn anu Lazy i,aiclsn. the
utter snowins Lazy i.aIelgn at the
age oil tnifty-Hve. another ~ OF Spen-
Ger compton. Earl OF wilmington, Tor
"hom the city OF Wilmington was
NAMED Dy the colonial Governor Comp
Ton VAS Speaker OF the House o; Cvmi-
mons nearly zoo years ago.
Inc hickory notwithstanding Com
pahy, OF HICKORY, received a charter
To-Day with sl5g,V00 capital author lied
ana $4,000 subscribed, py Joaepnus
1t'ieS. NC" 1ork; J. ID. Elliott, hlck-
DRY, anu others, for making furniture
OF all xmas. also vehicles. There was
another cnartcr for the w. {. Lindsa y
company, durham. capital S5Q.UUU, by
W. Z. Linosay and others, for insur-
tHce and real estate business.
The hitchcock Trotter Co, Winston
SaleHl, amends its charter by chang
ing the par value of stock shares 10
20 from 500. and providing for the
ISSUANCE, ,a Of new stock. but retaining
S'9.VV0 as maximum.
Counsel for DR.. J. ]. l.. McCullers
nave Reconstructed their suit against the
wake county commissioners to test
the power OF the State Board of Health
10 Intervene and appoint county ply
stefan when through disagreement the
county commissioners and county board
OF health fail TO fill the office. Nc
Cuilers was appointed by Secretary
Rankin of the State Board over the
protest of the county commissioners
who refuse to recognize him or allow
any pay. although the State Board OF
Health, in appointing McCullers, speci-
lied fees he was to receive for service
Inc original case was thrown out OF
court yesterday because OF defect I'm
institution. the commissioners being
sued Individually instead of as a board.
test case to the Supreme Court is
desired TO settle the question, as II
applies to any county in the State.