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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-16

Connie Mack-I shall ask waivers
on Collins and Barry.
Hughie Jennings - think rlcvc-
land will win the %pennant.
John McGraw--I do not think that
Frank Baker can hit.
Christy Mathewson McGraw's
dope goes for mine.
Willie Ritchie-l hate to substitute
for another fellow.
Bobby Wallace think that the
Browns will win the rag.
Charlie Dooin-Somehow or other,
/ can't sec the Phillies.
Sherwood Magee-Ball players have
no better friends than the umpires.
Horace Fogel-We will win the
pennant il Charlie only signs Tom
Lynch.
Young Erne-I'm sorry that it was
not Mcfarland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-16
SPORTING LIGHTS
CARNEGIE: VS.. WAGNER.
N:y GrantlHm,l I;icr.D

WY NINi'lI'iIip A'''.'
Some one has opened tho argument
as TO which of tine two has don" more
for the glare and glory of PITTSBURGH
Andrew Carnegie, the hSt-ticldilG,
Scot. "r lIunuS Wagner. the hit
ting Trutnn.
1t is II matter of rrcnrd that Dr.
Enrn"gi" is p"cNcd over Colonel Mag
n"r's dcnth-dcfying grip upon tn" ma
liVcs of Pittsburgh. The original
p"rvr developed whcn Carnegie WAS
listed tn address an important ron
clnvr at $50 ono afternoon. III"
hour WAS later switched t" 1880 in
order that the meeting might NOT
%"ronllirt with the ball anne. The
committee explained to Andy that IA
good many members had expressed
the wish T." 90 nut and root for WaG-
nor mt this huuT. AS Il result of which
Tho genial philanthropist Immediately
began to cXud" bubbles n compile
loud noises thereof.
You can take your choice from the
box score. showing what each has
done for his home town:
CHrmcgic~-Civen the town II Sl0.-
0o0, 900 technical school: given "Ncr
IA million dollars for parks and pIay-
grounds: given il n 100000" library
and several of the 100000 brand:
FHlSti inc |!ltii'S W il.V"" tIlI'ipHtS
during tho panic year: made ITO mill
ionair"S.
Wagner Helped tn" city viii four
National league |prnnants and n
worlds series championships: led the
National lraSu. in batting four out
of the last fin" years: has hit above
$50 every season: has boon n main
factor i'm the teams success.
The Summary.
tie passed tho city coin enough to
overload u mint.
| He gave il parks and palaces and play
grounds without stint.
| lie scattered countless sllekcls AL
along the Smoky shore.
But
He never soused n triple when II hit
would tie the score.
| He raised the weekly wages of eleven
thousand men.
And when the tnst-of-liVing Jump
cd he hikrd tin" bot again:
lie roughch III, twenty millions in a
yellow. golden stream.
Whn, is tw"nty million t" "a prnn:lnt
winning team"
lie carved one hundred ~milii"nairrs
Within Il Year or 50:
Whenever there Was trouble il was
Andy with the dnu"h:
Tie blew the burg la book stalls till
his lallN purS" grew fiat.
Whn'd ,nlly in a nook stnll with III.
Na.lrr nj The bait
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
MINNESOTA MAN IS
SLOWLY OSSIFIED BY
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE

81. paul. July 2s.--Nlne years aEO
this coming september, Charles j.
Murphy ~ NOrthncld, a student "a
years old. lmped into ~, Luke's hnE"
pitai on crulChes and WIS put 90 bed.
He has beer there ever since slowly
diving Of "A disense az ancient as tho
earliest relies Of Egvpt, ~ mysterious
as the prehistoric period, ana az cer-
tain as the pyramids. lie - Slowly
misunderstanding 10 stone, thc uo-
posits In the Joints becpminR solo
and stiffcnlng his entire frame Into
rleid thing
When The chill touches his heart he
viii die. u may be . year; Il may
not be for number ~ years but
there Ia no escape. the tecnhichi
name for the disease iH Oateoarthri-
tls. Its cause II unknown. No method
Of stopping Il has been revealed,
Day after dAy Murphy lies in W..
tie darkened room in the basement
ward Of the hospital. nearly prone on
an Adjustable cot, his arms sun ana
nat beside his body, his limbs
changed from the hu;aan shape. his
eycB blind by the Jasineuilon process,
and he can Distinguish only between
iinht and dRrkheAa. a. night he IN
lifted into his bed, 10 await another
day. "A has been a long time since no
could pass the time by reading, ~
has beer longer than that since no
could alive hlmaolt any physical as
alainnce.
The physician 10 whom he ana hts
mother went when the disease ihst
became alarming, ana who imme-
dlately made the diagnosis, which
WAS "A death Warrant bgyt he doesn't Z
believe there IL q joint IN the unfor-
tunata mans body which has not
becone rigid or started 20 atincu.
Even hls jaw are Affected, ~ that he
lalha With some difficulty and must
ba tod slowly and carefully.
Through u all murphy u pateRt
I Ht knows 1e N dyinN and IN waiting
| phll0Hophicnily foT tho end. Ill'
mind d active Hnd pppreeiatlve AND
nluaYs reaching out for knowledHs
tor an ihlnHs ihe world has been
doinn alDce he entcgea hlE room neHr,
] " score OF years ae6,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
VISITORS STUFFED
At MOUNTAINAIR
Home Products Dinner on Re-
sources Day at Chautauqua
Assembly Feast Fit for the
Gods.

That bcamiug smile uf pleasant
Peminiscencu un the faces Of nersonA
returning to this ciiy from Mountain
air following Rcnuurcrs DAY, u un-
dCrst1od nuW mat the bill of fare ~
the Homo Products dinnur un thnt
occasion has hcrn made known To
those who didn't go
Among other thugs u Included
cnvinro. potato salad. crab salad,
boiled ham and cnbbagc, fried chick
en-. roast turkey potatoes, onions
boets. beans. peas. two Kinds OF pie,
Watermelon, custufd Ice cream, cof-
fee. ictd tea. buttormilk. and all tho
trimnilnEs.
Outside of that they had very lltuo
to eat for diunur uu liespufccs Day.
Those present say u wns tho most
gnrRcOua dinner ever set cut any
where on any Jccaslon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
BUTLER BLAMED FOR
MURDEROUS
ATTACK
Wealthy Atlanta Woman, on
Trial for Shooting Husband,
Seeks to Fasten Crime on
Negro Servant.



Atlanta, Ga.. July so.--liow Mira.
Daisy Grace ON trial here. accused of
attempting 10 Kill her husband. once
declared that II anybody had shot
Grace. Il was ~. c." negro butler,
was rocitcd on the stand today by
Mrs. ). l.. Hll, Graces aunt
Mrs. Grace arrived at the i'm homo
IN Newman, Ga, testified Mrs. lilii.
and was informed that Grace had
been shot In his bone.
rllaiTy s.,id she "a NOT hslicrc g."
she said. - told Daisy 4 was afraid
Gene had accidentally shot himself"
"'if any one shot Gene" She snld
Mrs. Grace declared. III WAS J. c.
(tho negro butlcrJ. Yesterday he
nearly beat Martha Ia death and Gene
told him n he touched her again hu
would wear his cane out ON him
Asked na 90 whether Mr.. . Grace
he'd ever spoken about insurance, the
witness said Mrs. Grace once remark
ed on November n 4. that sne Thought
Gene should have his life Insured for
her protection" The next month
Mra. i'm sald. her daughter Itoid her
that Grace had his life insured.
Grace again attended the trial To-
day Ia splte ug the Intense heat Mrs
Grace came To court unnccpmpanird.
She wore black silk dress, a new
Partisan pompadour pnnnicr "crea'
tion." Ilcr head was almost COM
pictrly hidden from tho curious
crowd, mostly wumen, by an expans'
I've Panama hat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
Excessive Speed and Lack Of
Proper Watch Responsible
for Catastrophe Which
Cost 1917 Lives.
IsMAY EX0NERATED
FROM ALL CHARGES
Board of Trade Recommends
Investigation Into Practi-
cability Of Providing Addi-
tiOnal Equipment.

Inv Evenlng Ezsrala a. y. Leased wirsI
London, July aO.-The Judgment OF
the British board of trade inquiry
court into the disaster to the White
Star liner Titanic. which sank in mid.
ocean with 1917 souls after collision
with an Iceberg on April ~, Will be
pronounced today by Lord Merse}
the presiding Judge, before large
audience.
The court finds that the collision
was due TO excessive speed; that a
proper watch was not kept; that the
Leyland liner Californian mlhgt have
reached the Titanic " she had at
tempted 10 do 80.
The court % inquiry exonerates j.
Bruce lamay. chairman and munag-
ing director Of the White Star line.
and sir cosmo Duff Gordon, one OF
the passengers from any charges OF
improper conduct
Lord Merseys Judgment is a formal
legal document.
'''rhe very gross charge against sir
COsmo Duff Gordon that he bribed
the bOatmen 90 row away from drown
ing people Ia unfoundcd. a. the same
time think " he had encouraged tho
men 10 return to where tho Titanic
had foundered they probably WOULD
have made nH effort t9 ho Ho anu
'''rhe attack on J. Bruce fElnaf
concluded the Judge. RESOLVED itself
into the suggestion that occupying
the position Of managing director oi
the line some moral duty was i'm.
posed upon him 90 await ON board
until the vessel foundered. do mol
agree. He would merely have added
one more life To the number lost.
The recommendation OF the coufl
include the following;
The hoard of trade should inyeEti'
gate the practicabllity of proVidinp
scngoing ships. IN addition % thell
water-tiRht transverse bulkhcnds, with
a double skin carried above the wntsl
line or with a longitudinal vcricit
water-tlght hulkhcad on zach side ol
the Vcrscl or with both.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
SYSTEM OF FIXING
PRICES OF SUGAR


San Francisco, Iuly 30.~-An outline
OF the systems Of nxiug the price Of
sugar AZ different seasons and under
different conditions 90 trial divisions
for the marketing Of the Gan and beet
sugar refinery product and the Of
forts Of the independent companies to
mulntain their place IN the market
against ih opposition 90 the Havemoy-
the American ntet Sugar Company
before Rpeclh Examiner Hrlce ln tho
hearing today Of the NoyernmOnt's
suit 20 dissolve the sugar combine,
Letters anid 20 have panand between
81 -. HaVomcyer and Okuurd, and
between Oxnard and sugar brokers
regarding sugar prices, were intro
duced m evidence ~ A1NIalant United
Ssstos Attorney ucnefel porr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
REPRESENTATIVE MANN
PROTECTOR OF INDIANS
Especial Telegram 20 INcnlnE IIssAldj

Washington, July 30. When the
house today took up the conference
report on the Indian appropriation
bin Minority Leader Mann charged
that certain senate amendments op-
Grated to rob the Indians Of their
inheritance. ilc referred specifically
20 one amendment providing fOr the
deposit Of indian lcaHo money nov IN
the hands al officials with the First
National hank Of Douglas, Arizona,
with. he said. virtually no restriction
ami no provision for repayment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
FFDEssAI.s ENCOUNTER
TERRIFIC IEAfknHfiffN

Las Vnran, Sonora July tN
courier ID poaglan Arla.p duiY fps~-
Suffering herdAhlpH hklN g Rho4f ~
Napoirnn and hln nold1nfe In croa1lRG
tho Alps. thn Mcxlcnn feQefel p4lNluh
uf General Hnnilnea has cfpsagf ihe
sierra Madrea lhp MoNsoau AlDa, nnN
n nos. within flfty inllon pt CaNNN
tirandes, tha rnbol capital 81 Hpnof4
|and travelled anulh6atl Il a now a.
Las Vafnn. on lnn oHBlesn slope 9t
the contlnonlni divide. uencfAl
Blanoo. with 500 fofofnlg y Sc ui'ipt'
twenty miles away on tne ranch tWNs
"a hg kdmlfai Lard ChafteN MQftN'
iachmcnN 81 lednrnia was inlt batlnN
under OonnFal NnniInGa I HN|NnIN
oaRaca wiih pack lTaln2 Az DN#
Ilodofala ina, ceuld ~ mr4.tI4N /"
lmolthfFH Honola nIn NQW hf.t ttN.f
lo march lo olIloe Eas N'tf'''1H''YN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
SHARP DECLINE IN
PRICES OF COTTON
tny EvenlnE neraId A. =. Leased wire,

New York. July 30.--Thcrc was a
shnFp decline ln the cotton market
today with new crop deliveries selling
AT about 80 points under the pre-
vailing price OF yesterday and nesr-
~ hair "a ceut or about f2.bO per bale
under the high record Of yesterday
morning nH result oi general rcailz-
Ing or liquidation.
iteuorts of improved crop oondl-
tions ia the oasioTn belt and Of show
crH In the drought sections Of okla
homa, seemed To Inspire sellers. IN
connection with reports that trade
demand had slackened around the
iaO level and claims that DulliHi
crop report from the government,
next Friday had been fuily dis
counted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
MARK SMITH CALLS
ON WOODROW
WILSON
Arizona Senator Urges Presi-
Dental Candidate to Use
Care in Discussion of Tariff
in Acceptance Address.
tny nysalas nsrsla a. .. Iss.sa wlssl

Trenton. ~ j.. July Returning
10 the capitol on his weekly trip. uov-
crnor WOoJrOw Wilson had "a long
conference with senators Mark Smith
of Arizona and I:ilcaon smith of
South Carolina. and later lunchcd
with J. Taylor Eiyson. former lieu
tenant governor nf Virginia,
In the conference with the senators
the Arlzonnn urged the governor to
treat the tariff IN his acceptance
speech ia such u way that II would
inspire the confidence of the business
men vi the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO
RECOVER OIL LANDS


San Francisco, JulY iu.-~H -,
Townsend. special attorney for the
department uf Justice in the govern
montH suit agninai southern Pacific
land titles IN California ana Arl-
xOna, UIcnod an office here today
preparatory 10 filing a suit at Los
Angeles attacking tho Titles ~ tho
railroad company and Of the Kern
Trading and oil company, one of itA
subsidiary corporations, 90 lhO,VV"
acres uf oil land. estimated 60 bo
worth $500, ,OOO,O 900.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
I.nrLrr. nIs..,InIlnr I.Inn.

Chicago. July 30-Dctaiih uf the
plan Tor the dissolution Of the Ma
tiona Packing company were sub.
mlitod today tn United states District
Attorney James W. Wiikerson. All ot
the plants. branch houses and selling
agencies Wil hc turned over To Ar
mour and company. Swift aud CON.
pany and Morris aud company ln the
ratio Of their holdings in the NailDnal
Packing gomuanY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
MICKEIIsIIAM wOULfD LIMIT
sSOAINlsflgCE COURT Aa'Pl'Alh

washington, Juiy an.~~AttoTnoN
General WickrrrhHm has advised
congress that hc does moi approve any
proposition iO give shippers blanket
right at appeal tu the commerce court
from an so-cailed negative rulings Of
the Interstate commerce oOmmigsion,
He favurs the appeal should lie only
when the commission rofuHeH To de-
crease q tRrin because Of lts auppOH-
cd want of jurisdiction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
I'M, I,nnrnrn MnnninLn Ilnnd.

DonVrr, July 3n. liy nONI nereIn'
Der according to g. T.. Allen, chair
man of the highway commission, the
road between Mockcr colo, ana
Vcfnnl. Utah now declared 60 De im-
tiassnhle. VIII be improved ao The
highway viii be- open throughout the
eutire year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
GOVERNOR ORDERS
INVESTIGATION
Of KILLING
Son Of Millionaire Traction
Magnate Arrested Follow
ing Death of Husband OF
Woman With Whom He
Went Driving.


Montgomery. Ala, July 80. The
governor of Aiuhnmn this afternoon
announced he would request county
grand jury "a Investigate the killing
OF y. j.. WesthOzen, whose death
T. H. nOycttc, aOB-in-lhw Of Richard
Tillis, the millionaire traction mag.
nate was arrested. WcathOxen die.l
of bullet wound rc6oivsd while
driving with Mrs iiOyette. The negro
chauffeur was arrested this after
noon accused OF completely Ia the
murder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
ARIZONA PROGREssIvEs
HOLD STATE CONVENTION
spy nvenisG Isssaia a. p Lsssss wsss)

Phoenix, Ariz., July sQ.--The state
convention of the progressive party
met today with ten Out of a total of
fourteen counties represented. The
convention WIS called 20 order by
Dwight 10 Hurd Of Phoenix. leader
of The doleRntlon denied seats In
the Republlcnn national convantipn.
'rhouna d. Mhllcy Was made tempo
rary chairman and Donald Cllngan
tofnDOfRry secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Laramie. WyO.. July a0.--@one ~
the fast pahaonaer trains on ule
Union pafIfle cOllido0 hoad-gn Win
4 spoolal frulf train west NJ hnWins
lanf nirhf. ln1nrsnR one PASSENGER anN
fananhlnn un d SUI Dis car The nrtt,
dent occurred while the pnanrnHe[
ftmin was rnunlnH a. fiHh speed
tnlvueh the Has slalipe os huHe'h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
HOUSE TURNS DOWN
LAFOLLETTE
WOOL BILL
Representatives Reject Meas
ure As Substitute But Agree
to Conference Should Senate
Desire It.


Washington. July 9O.--Thc house
today, by vote OF re 10 iG refused
To accept the senate l.nFollettc wool
bill az Substitute for the house
measure, but agreed t0 "A contercncV
should the senate desire IA. The
holHe also refused. by vote OF l2'
90 iO1. To the scnatc's Amendment %
the excise tax bill providing for the
repeal OF the Canadian reciprocity
pact.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
DEMOCRATS REPUDIATE
NO BATTLESHIP PROGRAM
nv Evealsn IIsSaIa a. .. i.saAsa wiFsI

Washington, July 30.LBound to
stand firm for two battleships in thin
years naval bill. twenty-one Demo-
cratic representatives have signed
petition piedging themselves 10 that
program and rcpudiatinH the "nO
battleahip" instructions Of the Demo
cratic caucus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

TuNIU. July dF.T-7IHN UTNHt NtnFN
ueremonira In connection With she
change Ia the Tuleratip 81 the SnDan-
eae emnlre eailsed by tho death early
yesterday morning OF Mulsuhlto and
the Accession 10 the throne ot ne
son. Yophihllp. were continued today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Price, Utah. July 3O,--A nieen-
thousand dollar shortage IN the funds
~ Carbon c0uniy revealed by FH-
peri ernmlnhtiOn. has led 90 the ann-
poaslOn from once of County clefk
0wllyn Jones. and the detention ~
the sheriff Of County Treasurer ". ",
snyder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Little Rock. Ark., July 4V.~-ihc
Arknnnaa progressive convention here
of deleantes to the national rOnven-
tion al Chicago. kuKuri y. and % In
nlrucl Tor Roosevelt 40 The presldeu-
lInl nominee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

New YORK, July dU.--Tn0 United
states steel corporation today de-
clnred lta regular Quartetrly dividend
81 I Ia per cent on their common
stock and s-t per cent on the pre-
lAeran nlnnL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

Convened ~ ~ ~. m.
Cungiderod conference report on
Indian appropriation Bill.
Chairman Clements ~ lniersiate
c0mmercr commission denied 10 In
leraiatt commerce cuumltiof that
commission had given inaldu lnforma-
tion regarding certain rulings % rail-
roads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

ttNlNntfNt ~ ~ iffNMatitt et'H'E Mlrll'
nrohahly joan ~ Parker " New
Oriennn. Will be permanent onplftFRn
0f fno national pr9Nfonsivo CONVENTION
w Chicago. said Senator DIXON
Colonel Aoosevelt'g manager, today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Convened nt T. q. M.
Considered corbctt tunnel irrlga'
tlon bill. vetoed BY President TAFT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30

WonAH'B NEWS UonAa.
Noa ~ q a. ~ mMnAED.
NiEtv Osnts > napnth 1uI,seroa
~ youE deosl mtg esets ~
maiL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-04
Some Business Changes.

Il is announced that Mr.. Arthur
Bozarth has purchased from his
brother. Mr.. w. A. bczarSh. the im-
1lcmenr store on Boundary street.
nd the feed store On Duke Of
Gloucester street. now conducted BY
Mr. A. K. Griffin. Mr. Bozarth vii
conduct these two concerns himself
10 future. Mr.. Griffin. who has long
been in business here. and who has
built up q good trade. has not made
"a his mind as to what he VIII do.
Mr.. Bozarth viii move the build.
ing now occupied by Mr.. Griffin e
Pr1ce Gorge street. next 70 th'
Boz r,h Bros. hardware store. or a
least DC is contemplating such
move.
Mr.. w. 7. B.nns, one Of the mos
popular clerks in town. is still wit
Mr.. Bozsrth at the implement store
and his many friends hope to Sc
aim remain there.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-04
Colleges Resume Lectures.

After a ten days holiday. William
and Mary resumed lectures last Tues
day morning with practically all the
students back. Quite a number
remained here for the holidays. but
those who lived near enough TO per
nit Of It returned home.
The Williamsburg Female Insti-
ulte. which had been closed fol-
about a month. resumed lecture:
yesterday. All but three OF tax
students returned. and enough new
| ones have entered to make the at
tendance as large if not larger thai
| before the school closed on accoun
| OF a diphtheua scare.
President Hunter announces thu
two teachers have left for the session
Miss Paxton was called 10 her hon
in Glasgow on account of the deaf
Of her mother, and Miss Bal has a
so returned home. The friends
, Miss Eva Wright. the efficie
p teacher Of music at the Institu
$ were panied to hear Of the death
L her father which occurred IN Indian
she having been called home on
o count of his illness. The places
k the teachers who have gone aw
IF have been supplied.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-04
ALLEGED
MURDERER
CAPTURED

William Grandsby, the
negro charged with the
murder of Lewis Fowler
and the wounding of two
other negroes at Toano,
was captured aboard a
barge in York river early
this morning.
The arrest was made by
Mr.. Willie Evan. The
fugitive attempted TO es
ape by leaping into tn,
water and swimming.
He was brought her
and lodged in Jail. tn
man says he WAS not ia
only one who shot in tn
fatal Toano scrap.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-04
Saw Mill Quilt For Sale

II consists of one 30-hOrse power
boiler, one 30-hOrse power engine. one
COlumbianna mill and 0O-lncn inserted
tooth DistOn saw, cutoff saw, pump
ing engine, water pipes, belts, all
complete and IN good running order.
Also two yoke of oxen and log carts
in good shape. Have about $1,000 feet
of logs TO cut out at present setting
and would pay good price for saving
them out and let il apply on purchase
| price of mill. VIII sell the outfit al
less than one-fourth of what a new one
would cost. Have been disabled by &C
cident and unable to go on with the
business. +. r. WOODRUFF, r. f
ID. No. 2, Williamsburg, Va. IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-01-04

The issK<st deed evsr admitted 10
record hese wss handsd ever 10
Clerk Geddy issz week for rseorda-
sior. Il covers le9 psirsed pages.
ard g - Chexxpesks = Ohio mort
gage deed securing the payment Of
something Ike sloS.0co.ooo The
fec paid Clerk Geddy was 20 mean
one. bat ne wish IL bad been twice as
large
The State tax ca this deed was
over $4,000. Of which the clerk At
Richmond. TO whom i was paid.
received a five PER. cert commission
or over 5000. besides the same fes
Mr.. Geddy was paid. This deed
has to be recorded IN every county
and city IN the state touched by th'
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.