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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-06
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Anderson Walter, Ball r. d. ~ ! Z
I Burton Will, BHtler Merith tiL~.
+ Bell Henry, Burkfey Jas. 4 es3z
Cathey Collier, Curry SYLVESTER
Curry NeaL Campbell Kan a4
Collins Geo., billiard NeIses
dear Ben, Davenport Nancy
/ Eubre ]. o., lEldridge VIM, III !
| Edwards aChas., Everett Chas. 29 9
Eubanks Willis. Fore Ed
| Griffith, Henry Grant Bate
Harrison Allen, Helnphill Jno.
1 HelnphifI Shelby Hemphilta Arch
Irwin Clifton Jenkins mos I5sel
I. Jackson aHehry, Jackson Andrew
4 Jones Perry, Jones Jas. { sftohDssG
Jones Fannie, Joiner Allen
JoiEef Lynch. aIplner 5Iigs
4 Lewis, Ed, Lewis r ID. aaaaa
4 ,Innbard Elias, Myers Green stsad
Moore Nelson Jr., sMcTptyFe Nose d
!, Mcintyre Amos. Philips r. M.
Perkins Ada, Proctor Eugie
i Quinn Robt.,, Quinn Rqbt., Jrpay
4 Rice joe, Russun j. .H.ar;m
/ hodges Wallace, Slater Jno. s,,,is
Simms Ed, Smith Lige
Smith Walter, Smith Sam
| Spann Tom, Swain Morgan
| Turner Cleveland, TayforS Joe
j Ward AndreW. Hobson Henry
1 Hines Steve, HubbardGeo. n 4
i Harris s.. Hill Iips Ssfs1fSsls q DIT.
pOdom chas., odom Jr ind. soa sala ], "a
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SO Carter Dock, Coleman VIM.
Durr Mitchell, Davis Geo. "a
EasterIing H. M. Golden Robt
Garner Reuben, Green Andrew.
Z Harper r. f., Harper ]; r..
Harper R r., Jones M. A. -
lowe owen, Moore y. B.
....... MayeS- Grant, Nicely Erastus,
Owens Wilson. Pierce B; 4,
Peace VIM, Rally Jos.
Sullivan C. E., fSingletarY. Gus
Tdilis w ", Tuths' G1e.@
Thompson E, W Thurman Arttur |
Williams s. L., Wilkinson Kobt.
Wilson Robt.,- Wilson Frank
Young Joe ~ Is T1Z
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BEAT NOS.
ANIl0CH.

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1 Anasrsonfi ono, Adams Henfg2
/ lAtkidsI jesse. BoNmaff EalJoH
Brown MIN, Burnham Allen
Beltom WiA e Gamblers Doeglass
kClayton Manuel, ballard SyYestt
billiard Joe, Finch Lige
4 Finch, lRubt, Finch. Lawrence eg
lsIsFinch win, Fletcher Chas. 8
II Gibson J1lo, Huff Basil 80.
Huff Laymap, Huff Will =
Higgins Simon, Harper Adam q :
fo6es ArcL eLeRis Malland501
Lamb Henry. Mikief Geo.
lMeaas I4e1Iy, Miiss Er@H89aiI
1hfercbagt, 4iemj Merchant tIs mo.
;MerchaHt San Mel 4 IL az ayrin Apse
.EsMcCall Ghas- Pury,is .Teof "a
/ Pridgeff Noah, tfdlfis VII -
Terry Burnharn, Terry Bowman
\ Watsoi, o! ii G Wright Jho. y
Wsld aNsIIt Williams y8sssaef
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lfaberl Frank. Miller Shad /

Nfabena Frank, Miller iShad fit 9s9f-
Madison T. b, Madison WIFI n asgl
MCPHERSON w. L., Mcpherson r. p.
|aAfcC oyn E., iNfcNeaI Will sssef'la i5a
McVoil Allenj NicholsJoes 11I Il Y
NapiesW. p, Morris Joe qAls 81. II
Nichols Joe, OdelllWillEG 33 shggaa
P4estidge Jas, Peavy Noah II 9Eqssaigl
Payne w. w, Prtiitt Ralph
PiSkens Pleas, Pickens Will ss9ssd
Porter Robt. Rushtonl W!alterg yygeif
Roane l.. b., Rhodes R.gMsgaa1 at:M
Rhodes Sylvester, Rhodes Edgar
Rsms .ess Aaron l1 Smith .. 4 ss., 9,4
Smith Henry, SAINT .Jno.. a.,g gufl.
Sheppard j. r.. Shiyers R. F.
Shivers E.. w, Shivers E. D.. r
| Sparks c. w, Sanders wv.
Stramp J. Ar, Seberry Jack 1,
Shavers Dock, Shavers Sam ~
,Spiyey Ananias. Smith Henry
1Sparkmarl Jas, Steel Edmond 4
Seals Geo, Sheppard Blanch IL aea
lSpann Alfred, Spann Anderson
Spann Sandy Jr., Spann Chas. ~
Thornton Oscar, Thornton Cliff
Thomas Walter, Tanner c. A.
T7ruel r. A., Thames Frank fli'e
Thames Miles, Thornton 6! w.
Thomas Julius, Towns Sylvester
Tines Marshall, 1'ibbs Frank,
| Wiser Lee, Williams E. S.
Williams Jno.,. Ward Nate. l'is1
Worthy Frank, Washington Geo.
Walked E. W.. Walker J. w. "
Wilkerson Alb, Williams Will
Williams VIM, Williams Allen
Williams Walter. White Chas.
| Ward Jessie, Ward Henderson
Ward Jeff. Ward Ed I.4 @i.}3 z.
Ward Nelse,- Ward Henry
Ward Sam, Warren Jesse z
Ware Dolph. Walker Chas.
Wilson Jno., Window The u
I Window vose, Window Julius q s
Walters Arthur, Waite, Jno.r
/ Webb. S.. A., Wooten Henry l
| Wesley :. Gus. Warren Reuben !, gu. ].
Warren Rays Warren Oliver . S.
1iacs Pelahatehie G Corporation.
Austin Albert, Alexander r. E.
Ainrn6ns as.,l Bowie B. aa95 sT'f !
| Bowie iIssadh. BarretriAfthuf 'dt HI
ioelark ID. = g., Coaker Walter n m
/ Cline Frank. Clayton Geo. 4lts "a
Day IA 81, Day H. Jas1hi 0! Iaad
Davis ]. C. -J.,Bilhafd Ennis
1 DoBson Earl. Eab anks Wallace III |
Franklin e. H. Free y. B.egsa D q /
E;FI6werrs Howard Franklin Jno. sds |
\ Fortune vester. z Fortune -Ransohi -
.EzGray0B.a b., Graham 81 E. 1riga ani .
Gray Bennett, Hilton. II M hna i
Hooper w. ffogue S. ].
1 Hooker II. aGI,o Hamtafon lD3 NJ I
+ fIiitn WEN, Hilf sam ysi9b 8 "7aa /
Hill Jno., FIN Boyda ggbacM sni
fIhf seIeLela6d, Hutsdho Nbfe Ha9 ri I
I Holmes Jn6,, Hose J ass 1Gft ds1
E1ffousee "A befii H5rnes Chasna aa7Ta I
Haynes Arthur, High Sidney Isl
Irvinson Lorenza, johnson ]. ]. /!
1 Johnson Mat, jackson EfJ. 70 go
| j ackson sth4 a. Jones 7HeifdeFson3 nf
Jones a,JJn no. ESe7sha oE. z s's'al5'aee !
T Knight FLOYD, EargeIS C.saf1hM
Lewis Edmond MafhswgJ9 O. I'D
t Martin fom Maneef WASH daa9qa
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DOBSON.

iouiig Altugn Young ftugh Jr. liL 9sa
os Aos DOBSON. j39.aa IS
Berry Tom, Berry Allen
Burnham Lee, Brown mo.
Brown Willis, Brown Levi = ~
Brown Curl, Brown Percy u -!
Burgess Haywood, BunsIy Cy
Boon Lionel, Boon Green
Bate Eugie, Bell.Hight
Clark Jas, Camp 9. NJ.
Camp Jas, Cobb FELTON, ~
Grain Roscoe, Everette Roscoe s'.ie r.
Everette Melton. Grimes Robt.
Hobson Green, Hobson Farrah
Hobson Wash. Hobson Chas. "
Hardy Joseph, Hobbs Jno
johnson b., Jack Tobe il0
Jack VIII, Jack Arthur ~ Ef
Jack Geo, Jefferson Jesse Geil3
Jones Lee, Kersh C. E. Dn@
Keys Arthur, Keys Jeff 31l 9l#<
Lewis ]. a.. Lewis Will
Lee9J. Al Morris Joe Il y 80
Mayors Roddy, Morrison Alice a4aW
Mageeh Gus. Hoffett Simfns nU 3df
yMcCofnbH Joe, NcAfee Chas.qW }13
| McAfeeI Jeff, Odom Jno. s in8s9]q
Odom Chas., Robbins E. S. .a914
Rhodes Sam, Rhymes Mack
Smith Walter, Syphold Jas.1 .y8
| Syphold 9Yernpn, Stubbb Joe 0. 20
Sandifer Andy; Fahuagr Mack 'It
Terry Eh,EiWsliiafB J. .R.a.do 'Cc.E
Walker Willie. Willis ;Sglgester Is
bWibis Wni:y Weakly Ross ESQ ~.
Weathersby Houston, Wallsg Aarsaa
Young Lionel Walters R. w.
!: 32 . 5a9 siIIe CATO zsgqal
/ tAAlIe7ander Jas Byrnharn. AFthyssaaa.,1
BFfpqrnbam Jas,y Berry LawrnceTos AK
Bansfsy Ed + Clayton Ed has g7i
! gaytqF Dan, /, Dl3aYis j ID. .sssao IIs
Dent Gso,r Dapiel Ghas II nn 9qs
DUR Shack. Easterling w. NJ.
IlEEbasteElirg t4ee, Haapeb;W. Il. II
Hal Paul 3EalrgFs Is1HsI ta3f sFiia
Holloway ,Jno,, Hubbard nTonlq eaf
/ Jmesu IasacKeily. Mf3 10 ara sret
lkteysc Coopers x eFaneek Richard zci
| haFd A1lhi L9tt1 Zfck fgai}in;usdq
LEWIS Sol Moore 6.hGa eg.Bt 9gd
Myers Brant MgeEsfS9hlI M $50
Myers Henry, Myers T. E.
NaEepm Jn6s McGee1 Iatkq9v3g
MGe5eeJ 9Rggb4 Aiehss sRa Hua5ns.i
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Efagleh HFenrts,G u5hS Root TGi1eq
Bbemas 'EllisidWHsona fEElI .dgsGM
Webb sGandes Ward EAastsft $3.50
kWaathefsbg9 Gns,s fWeatbefsby GleveIar
Willis Josh Wilson JoeI
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1 Allen J.lA. Allen F. r. sesays 8t
Allen j. f.. Alexander Louis 4 a3aI
| Adam Colonel, Adams Willie at O.
Adams Dave Ashley) Sandy & n44
Barrett Jack; Punch J. L.
| Baker pJne., barnett A4gge yt~yT
Brooks johnson. Brown Sam 3..iez
| Buckner Geo., Buckner Clarence x
Grain WssD,, CurryaIg w ii 919i3
isCanpb2ll Floyd, Garson Pete b9a4 4
iDavisll t. zB5- Da1isoL Be s04 ;as
Ballb Bette. iDivins3 Ralphos 2r4.,. Ii
ieDonnelf Jes !, Donnel1 General
bDonneflG Jim, o Davis. Henry se9 q:
4 Davis ED eB.s ID avis Jesse rrcisli. ifsti33a
Everett Mo H.,pE Evans. Ollie tFsfe 1f
Evahs Drank jF., Everette Green a.!
freeman M. Nj, Grant Dan aFeg 9i
EGibsoh RI Cranberry Ghas: g35.s7
aGranberrg3 Will Herod C.,7 u
1 4eF6d sWiill Hill Jeff33 c4adf bs.oa
IEIIbBsonE Lou, HendersopG Will ei 4
I Henderson, 6onnefouss Harvey Edogd
Jones Sand johnson W. Ri i rsso
light w. oE1s,i Ri ght1 GrdieE ya0eg
( Kihgo Joe,o KING Earnesthp 7f5 5eHt
Lindsey Chas., Lee Green .aa1 istiy
| Lyles- Geo., Lott Rebt.
Lucy Jno., Moss Lslthera spst.r+sM
Moss Burton, Monday Jim
Mitchell Oscar. Myers Henry
Myers. Cyl Mcdonald Luther rle9
McEaufin Henry, Mcdonald A Marshal 81 Al
Porter J. H., Peavy Ed rYra.5f aEeg
Peyton Fed, Peyton Jno.
I Purcell AbTarTi, furffefff DasIfs
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SHILOH.
Burnett Tho. Or 2Breakfel q 4An q {
Garter Loanie,, Case !. F. & e ~ I

eagle Chas., Coleman axe
Collie. Jno., Collier Anse
l-CooHef Henry, Dickson rleSse o.
lEverette w b. Evaefte j. W.
Gardner Eds Grant sWill n
Giant Wul., sg, Gray joe I'LL
Harriet Lee, Hardy Malinda
Hill Leonard. Hudson Jas.
| Hobbs sHerfy. Johnson. sam 20
Zones Ed Zones Tom W 5As
Lancaster Wallace, Lancaster ]. E
IfLowe Hill, Lott II. O. la0f
Moore A., B., Mathews w, II. :
Mayo r. De- SNfayers Greeh FfE
Myers Ed, Mayors Jas.
McMiIiansE.s NJ, NoeleM MIS-
Nolan Sal1ie, Owens Lemie q
Patrick Sam, Robinson levy ssgs
Raspberry Nose, stegall Kelly
Scott NJ. a.. Smith gB lI - segs
Sifold Jas, Sutton chas.Gs $3.50
Span Wills Sinms Dick 81 rsfl
Tatom F. Ga., Taylor VIM. VsS
.,Mootens A. ] .,.sW Wooden. IS,
Wooten ]. w, Wade H. J., r
I Wade r w. Wilkerson1 Nathan r.
| Wesley Nose, Wood r; NJ.
/ Virgins. II. A!,s Walters HehrylI
IeWaldom Lee, White Hollis s1
I Williams Walter
F g9gf2 sra El1grL xsof.a.I
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FLOREN-CE5 CORPORATION

Berry Ike, Berry Lem T7.a : sEaa5
Davis A. r., French L. r. - a
Ford Ben, H ayne NJ r. ~ 5s~
Laird E.; 2. arib1 c. NJ az
Miller 7. L. rtg3lse1 s$1ss.1s.i ''.s't
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Harvey Dan, VII dayo6 LSHTfIT5

HndsrH ayes t.
Hudson p. B., Jones f. L,tse8
Keys E.. Keys Robt.
Keys Sylvester, Keys Croaker
Lange, Mat, Lowrey w. r.
Lowe Den6ie,t Miley E. F. e
sMiley G. H. Myers P: II. l''...s3 Z
Myers II. c., Moore w. ]. $500
MCGEE Randall, McTain w. H. IT,
Mcmillan Luther. McLaini Fred 4
lAcNiilan w. F., Mcintyre D! w. TYP
McAfee Alonzo, Mccullough A. z HOO
Pickett c. F. Puckerr-J. NJ.
Stapletoni Dsny flis1Jno9 sdt a.
I Young Hugh, Young HUGH il. ~ I'D
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KQDlnSOn w. M, NOODLES WIFI
Hbhsn W4., Redus Reuben
Rbbhson-3ahes
Reed Jake, Ruftin Roy. .za- go. :,
Ruffin Alex, Shoemaker KIaFW " Y
Smith g. W., Smith JaAs hi B
Smithheart Percy, Smitbbeagt sR. d q
Steward w. s., StewaM dfassA ~ 4
Steward Tom, Sample Jackson
Smith Nathan, Smith Coleman
Smith Josh, Steward Austin n rgf r
Scott Dan, Scott Howard - 81 Id,
Terrence WI j., Thompson A. A.
9aigartr IssaA. 4 hon1as Ps atEs-assrsss'r-s' !.
Taylor Cleveland, Taylor sAlfred a
Taybf Fps Tretter Geo. y |
Watts J. w, Woods Hossie
Washington Jas, WINS Sylvester
Watson Owen, West Jas.s
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uIVIs e. r, FTIugeOn HIITeu
Purvis Aaron, Purry J. r.
Pearson Andy Jr., Parker Albert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
JUDGE GARY MAKES
. APPEAL TO PRESS
Asks Editors to Take Helpful
Stand in Coming Political
Campaign.
[spec!al Gable TO The rlmes-pispatch.l

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dispatch.l
London. September 9.--JudSe Ebert
II. Gary, chairman OF the board OF d.
rectors of the steel trust. Will return
to the United States on the Lusitania or
Monday He talked to-day concerning
BUSINESS and labor conditions II
America, sounded a warning note. say
ing that from now on the nationa
policy must be conservative instead OF
one OF brick bats" II we would keep
the United States a foremost world
power in the present crisis. He espe-
cially appealed to the press of America
to take such helpful stand during the
coming political campaign. Judge Gary
said:
The United States has not taken
that place among the nations OF the
world which IL deserves. owing to the
carelessness of youth. when too much
money was made too quickly. We are
now passing through a crucial period.
Many of our affairs are in a transition
state. but things will come out all right
America has great opportunities. The
thing IS for leading men OF Intelligence
to rise to the ccasion.
In regard to the labor situation.
do not believe in ignoring the claims
of the people even when they are in
sisting on something 10 which we think
they are not entitled, without giving
the claim our very careful considera-
ton The trouble is that people and
parties deal too much at arms length
They should get nearer to work out
solution that would beneht ALL
II think we are likely to see n great
change for better in the general atti-
tude OF the executive and aw-maklng
branches of the government and also
in the public. l am not always an OPP
timist, but l look the facts in the face,
and l believe that much depends dur.
ing the next twelve months on the att
tude OF the press. II the leading edi-
torial writers give thought to the ne
cessity OF cooperation between people
representing conflicting interests 1
think things will be much better
But we must adopt a constructive
policy; we must quit throwing brick
bats. as has been the case In pursuing
destructive policy l hope that both
party platforms Will be sound and con
sentative for the interests OF all peo-
pie. and surely no party should be al
lowed to bring disaster or even tempo
rary embarrassment TO business inter
eSts."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
ANGRY WIFE SEEKS
TO STAY HER RIVAL
Walks Into Theatre and Fires
Three Bullets Into Her
Body.
IspecIal 10 INC Times-pigpatch. l

l'PNtidi 70 ne
Nashville. Tenn. September e.-Mrs.
Earl Samuel this afternoon walked
into the Dixie Theatre. and going to
the seat where Mise Willie West was
seated. presented u .SS calibre revolver
and fired three shots into the woman's
neck. Mr.. Samuel. the assailant's hus.
band. was beside of Miss West.
For u few moments the playhouse
was in an uproar Seven women faint
ed and a panic WAS narrowly averted.
Miss West was removed to n hospital
and Mrs. Samuel was arrested.
a. j. Simmons. q publisher. who was
among the first 10 reach the wound
ed woman, declared that not n word
was spoken. He said:
Mrs. Samuels entered the theatre
with her hand in handbag. and when
she got alongside Miss West she drew
the revolver and opened fire. never
heard either one say a word. Another
man who was seated near me. and
myself lifted the wounded woman
from the floor"
Samuel and Miss Vests names have
been connected several times, and, il
is said. that it was due to the fond
ness of Samuel for her that divorce
proceedings were Instituted by Mrs.
Samuel. This action was comproms-
ed. however. while the hearing was in
progress. Miss West is not expected
to recover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
HOWARD FOUCHEE
NAMED AS JUDGE
Especial to the Times-pIsDatch !

Raleigh, \. c.. September 9.-How-
ard a. Foushee. OF Durham, wins the
commission as judge for the Ninth Ju-
dictal District, to fill out the unexpired
term OF Judge j. Crawford Biggs, re-
signed, to serve until the peXt general
election. The commission was issued
this afternoon by Governor Kitchin,
and closed Il sharp contest. In which
oxford; A. Wayland Cook. OF Green's
horo. and Jacob A. Long. of Alamance,
nave striven dcterminedly for THAR
respective candidates for the place.
ability. and has served with distinc-
ton In the General Assembly. and has
oeen Tor many years a close friend of
GovcEnor kitchin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
HENRY DEMOCRATS
NAME RICHARDSON
Nominated for House of Dele
gates-Primary Plan
Condemned.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch 7


Martinsville. Va, Sept s.--Georse
L. Richardson was nominated here this
afternoon by the Democrats OF Henry
county for the House OF Delegates Mr.
Richardson was elected to the Legis-
lature in 1907, running as an indc-
pendent. Twenty five delegates were
elected to the senatorial convention In
Danville on September Is, and In
structed to vote for the denomination
OF w. a Garrett to the State Senate.
Resolutions were adopted condemn
Ing the primary plan OF making noml-
nations. and instructing the delegates
from Henry to vote against leEalizing
It, indorsinG the COURSE OF Senator's
Martin and Swanson and OF Hon. e.
w Saunders in the Congress of the
United States and OF Senator Garrett
in the Legislature. Thomas G. Burch,
who presided over tho convention was
reelected county chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
AMERICANS CARRYE
OFF FIRST HON0RS
Defeat Pick of British Stars
in international
~ Match.

New York, September Civilian A
Harmed and Maurice Mclaughlin. the
American players, won first honors in
the series OF matches between the
cream OF the American tennis players
and the pick OF the British stars. to
to battle for the Davis trophy
Larncd faced Charles p Dixon tine
captain OF the Britishers. and won the
deciding set Mclaughlin was pitted
against Arthur Lowe. and also won
his match in the final rally.
The match between Larned and
Dixon bordered on the sensational.
Larned was cooler than his cornpeti-
tor. and his service greatly puzzled his
opponent When the first set was over
the advantage ptrched on Larned's
shoulders by a score OF 6-3. In the
second clash Dixon warmed to his
work. and beat Larned e-2. Larned
came right bnsk in the third. asld gar
perod the laurels 6-3. Dixon Initiated
his rival by winning the fourth SD.
This left both men tied. with the
following set to decide the match
Dixon played in superb form. and by
masterful work obtained nice lead
Df TO 2. and ~ seemed n certainty
that he was going to overcome his
Yankee rival Larned then showed his
marvellous skill by beautiful place
ment shots. and lightning net work.
and finished this match victorious by
4 tally of rs
In the contest between Mclaughlin
and Lowe. they alternated in the lead
and arrived at the crucial set with
honors even. The Californian pulled
himself together and managed. by
brilliant work. to vanqu!sh Lowe 6
to 8.
large crowd watched the inter
national match. despite Indictment
weather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
surpri.e ut Aiexnndrin.

Especial 10 the Times Dispatch
Jones Rixey, the indicted president OF
the defunct Virginia Safe deposit and
Trust Corporation, may. never be tried.
for. according TO a tei->gram received
Tonight by Commonwealth's Attorney
Samuel G. Brent from Orange. Rixey
was this afternoon committed to an
insane asylum by lunacy commission
was signed by John S. Barbour. one OF
RiXey's attorneys, stated that dupli-
cate Pa bs and evidence WOULD b.. be
telegram that Mr.. Barbour would see
Mr.. Brent on Monday.
For some time past Rixey has been
staying at the home OF his son-in-law.
r. w. Stearns. at Orange.
Mr Brent. when asked for state
ment regarding the case tonight, said
mat 1t was singular thing that steps
The statute of the State. he declared.
provides that where a man Is insane.
and cannot be brought before the
court, the court has the power to send
Marion, Va.
From the telegram received here. 1t
looks very much as II Rixey will never
be tried on the eight indictments pend
collapse of the corporation.
The court, in all probability. will
grant an indefinite continuance OF the
! mony on the condition of Rixey
The trust company failed December
20 last. and Fixey was indicted by a
grand jury IN the Corporation Court
April g, and since then his case has
been postponed from time to time. ow-
ing TO the fact that he produced nedi-
cal testimony setting forth that his
physical condition was sEch that ne
| would be unable to undergo the strafr
| incident to a trial. The announcement
| Of the fact that he had been sent to an
| insane asylum was received with some
surprise. although 1t was thought such
steps might eventually be taken.
Rixey's trial was fixed for Septem-
Der lS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Duffy's Pure Malt WE1iskev

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The result aches and inds
system chance; build by taking Duy Pure Malt Whkey
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
CHURCH is BURNED.
Building OF Colored Presbytcrians mt
Big Stone Gnp Destroyed.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Big Stone Gap, Va. September g.
The colored Presbyterian Church OF
this place burned to the ground at 2
o'clock yesterday morning. The fire
man. and an alarm was turned in. but
tho building was a sheet OF flames by
the time the fire company reached 81
and while every EFFORT was made to
Bave IT, tho fro was beyond control,
and tho building was completely de-
stroyed. For several years past the
church has been used also for The
cclored public school. and the School
Board had desks and other school
equipment IN tho building. nwhtch
1t IS Understood no insurance was
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Restored to Health

The body building and nour-
ishing qualities CT Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey restored
a very sick woman to the
best of health. 1t will do
the same for you If you will
give it a chance.
She recently wrote: II am a
regular user of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, and have derived much
benefit from its nourishing quail
ties. 1t is the greatest tonic and
stimulant | know Of for weak sys-
TENS. was very sick some time
ago, but owing to this elixir of
life, am enjoying splendid health
at present. | should have written
sooner and thanked you for the
good your whiskey has done and
is doing for me. 1t is the real
medicine of the American people,"
Mrs. James Craven, Waltham,
Mass.
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JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.

Eleven Favored First Degree and
Twelfth Stood for Penitentinry Term
tSpeciafto The Times Dispatch
Danville. Va, September 9.-After
celebrating in the juryroom for ona
hour and twenty-eight minutes this
afternoon, the jury which was trying
Samuel Pruett, the thirteen year old
lad, who. on Monday morning. May
20. shot and instantly killed Frank
Maban. weer unable to agree. Eleven
we're for first degree murder, while
the twelfth was FOR eighteen years in
the penitentiary. The case Will be
retired at this term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
@eaIen 3aropnsaIs.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
ceived by the Board Of SUPERVISOR
OF the County of Henrico up to noon
of the 18th day of September 1911.
for furnishing coal at the courthouse
and almshouse State price per ton,
delivered at the courthouse and at
the almshouse. Also price at the
yard for the quantity needed at tina
almshousc. which Is located on the
Nine Mile Road. one and half miles.
from the city. Quantity probably
needed - tons Right reserved to-
reject any or all bids.
SAMUEL I. MADDILL. Clerk
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EDUCATIONAL MEETING
TO be HELD AT SOMERSET
lSpecinl 10 The Times-Dlsrntch. !

ISpccIuI 10 TIC IlInes- Dlspntch.I
fredericksburg, Va, September o.
An educational meeting will be held
at Somerset. in Orange county. Thurs
day. September IA. when the corner
stone OF the new high school will be
laid. District Deputy Grand Master
w. j. Phillips, of this city. will hace
charge OF the exercises, which will hi
under the auspices OF Barbours lille
Masonic Lodge, No. 112. c. l.. Brown
ing. of Orange, will deliver tho Ma
sonic address an dthe educational ad
dress Will be made by Professor a. B.
Chandler. Jr., of fredericksburg The
Orange High School Chorus will Ing
and special music will be rendered by
Mrs. w. E Mcneil. " "A Watkins, G
r. Walker, all of Richmond and w. j
Phillips, OF this city.