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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
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virginia Railway and Power Company,
62S-63O East, Main Street.
Richmond. october %. 1912.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company will be held at the
general office Of the company. In
the city Of Richmond, Va. on We'd
nesday. November 20. 1912. at IL
o'clock N.
The transfer locks will DO closed
on Thursday. October 81. 1912. at
o'clock P. NJ. and will be reopened
on Thursday. November Fl. 1912. at
10 o'clock A. II.
GUY PHILLIPS.
SecretarY.
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Washington-Souther Railway Com
pany,
ONCE OF the Secretary,
Richmond. Va. october IL. 1912.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhOld-
ers of the Washington-Souther
Railway Company will be held at
its office, in the First National Bank
Building. Richmond. Va. on Monday.
IL o'clock noon
The stock transfer books will be
closed at o'clock P. II. Monday, No
vember IL. 1912, and reopened at 10
o'clock A. NJ Tuesday. November -.
1919.
NORMAN CALL.
SecretarY
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Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pc.
toHac Railroad Company.
once Of the Secretary,
Richmond Va. October IL. 1912.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
be held at its Office. in the First
National Bank Building. Richmond.
Va. on Monday. the 18th day OF
November. 1912, at IL o'clock A. NJ
The stock transfer books will be
closed at o'clock p NJ. Monday.
November II, 1912. and reopened at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday. November
10. 1912.
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
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Richmond locomotive Works.

Richmond Locomotive works.
Richmond, Va, October II. 1872.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of Richmond Locomotive
works will be held at the office OF
the company. In the city o. Rich
mond. County Of Henrico, virginia:
on "Wednesday, the thirteenth day OF
November. 1912, at 1870 o'clock In
the forenoon. for the purpose OF
electing directors ana officers. ana
for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come oe-
fore the meeting.
C., B. DENNY,
Secretary.
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NORMAN CALL
Secretary.

atlantic Coast Line railroad Company,
ONCE of the Secretary.
sOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual and general meet
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
will be held At the ONCE Of the COM
pany. At Byrd Street Station, In the
city Of Richmond. Va. on Tuesday,
o'clock A. n. for the election Of al
rectors and other ohicers. and for
the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may lawfully come before
the meeting. including the subject
has also been called by the board
OF directors a. q special meeting Of
the stockholders Of the company, TO
be held at the same time and place.
to consider. act and pass upon. au-
of the common capital stock OF this
company by the amount Of SIX MIL
lion dollars. in addition to the pres
ent authorized Issue of such stock,
such increase to consist OF sixty
value of one hundred dollars. and
to the issue and sale thereof; and
to provide that each and every
stockholder OF this company shal:
be given the right OF SUBSCRIBING
capital stock Of this company equal
TO 10 per cent Of his recorded hold
ines OF the capital stock Of this com
pany upon q date to be fxed by the
board Of directors. and upon such
conditions as may be determined;
and generally to take any and al!
action that may seem necessary and
desirable in connection with, ger
name to or growing out OF any OF
the matters hereinoefore stated
The books for the transfer OF the
capital stock Of the company VIII
ciose "wednesday, November s, 1914,
al O'Clock r. Il, and will be re-
opened on Wednesday, November 70.
IsIa. az 10 O'Clock A. II
By order Of the Board Of Directors
H L BORDEN.
Secretary.
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BY Green d Redo.
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

OF
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT on a
WEST SIDE OF TWENTy-eH
STREET. BETWEEN o AND
STREETS. FRONTING ON -
WESTERN LINE OF TW22&Y
SIXTH STREET Al FEET QGCH
WITH A DEPTH BETWEEN Pa
ALLEL LINES OF 1872 FEET 10
16-FOOT ALLEY. ON sSA
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1914. q
at 1880 p. NJ.
We win offer for sale, on the premf0eI
the above described lot.
This 10 in q good locality, Wh1Gl
renting property is in great demAQ4
and should attract the attention <
the investor. with q view Of building
either for an investment or for h0u11
TERMS: Easy. and announced =
sale. S.
GREEN 4 RUDO.
ASSctf0MA MAMA
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Especial TO The Times-Dispatcb.J
Charlottesville. Va. November l.
Granville A. Dowell and Miss Beuiah
II. Dowell. both Of Stony Point. were
married yesterday at the parsonage
of the High Street Baptist Church. this
city, the Rev. Henry w. Battle. D. d.
officiating. The bride and groom are
cousins.
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26l7 East Franklin SStreet Nm
rooms and bath. Beautiful location:
hrst- class condition.
POLLARD 4 BAGBys
HOO East Main Street
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Ice, Goal anb cnssp

ORDER A LOAD OF MI LARGE
perfectly dry slab. It's worth double
common wet doty small wood. NY
coal burns TO ashes. not rocka Mad /.
son 1870. LONGS. 1906 West Broad
BEST QUALITY PINE WOOD. THE
81 kind. for $3.50 cord. 1926 per
half-cerd: big, full loads. Phone
Monroe 1875. LYME & HARRIS. 1911
East Cary.
COLD WEATHER is COMING: ORDER
your wood by the load and save re-
tailers' profit. Phone Monroe z1zs.
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Potomac Railroad Company,

Potomac Railroad COmpany,
ONCE Of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va, October Is, 1912
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be held at its Office. in the
First National Bank Building. Rich
mond. Va, on Monday, the 18TH day
Of November. 1912. at 1890 p NJ
The stock transfer books will be
closed at o'clock p. N. Monday,
November IL. 1912. and reopered at
10 o'clock A NJ. Tuesday. November
10. 1919.
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary
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Real estate for Bale
FOR SALE.
70 Acres
ON Trolley Line

Beautiful location, with lake -
running stream, owned by nonra1.S!
dent, who 10 determined to sell un11
six miles from Richmond.
r B. CEIAFFIN 4 CO.. INC,
Twelfth and Main StreGeaa
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Flats For Bent

FoR Rent. sIx-RooM HoUsEKEEP-
ing apartment Gresham Court. Tor
unexpired term, ending August 81.
1913. Apply to c. J. TINDER, Man
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INDICTED FOR BETTING
on RESULTS OF PRIMARY


Grand Jury In Brunswick Cent b.
vestisates Alleged vSslafssas g
Election Laws.
Especial to The Times-DiSpatch.l
Lawrenceville. Va. November L.
The Circuit Court Of Brunswick CuuoeS
ty. Judge J. E. West presiding. wh3eHa
convened on Tuesday 81 last week. - !
still In session
The regular grand jury was tnpa1
neled and charged to examine tho pr -
sonal property books and the Hist 81
persons licensed to do business IN TIL
county. ~ suggested BY Aud1ee
Moore. After q sitting Of two Aag
they reported that the property r.
Brunswick County was assessed to-
ed than that OF many other eounttea
the State, and that they were o8
opinion that the commissioners Ct
revenue had discharged their dueol
faithfully. and that there wsro - 6
rors in their books.
On the motion Of the CommonWeaAe
attorney. Judge West also ehafgsls8
grand Jury to inquire into the "
lions OF tie election laws during
recent congressional primary. 49,
dictments were returned against ".
Carpenter and Charles Mitchell -
ing them with betting On the ro0u
the primary election.
Resolutions Of the BrunsW1e8
touching the life and character 60
late Leonidas d. Yarrell. Of Gree
County, Q regular practitio0Se -
court, who died suddenly - Q
mend hospital . few weeks 60
presented % she court to-0oyS
spread upon the minusea -
upon the deceased were 6ea1vG1u0
the following psm6seD -
bar: f. p. Buford. z R. Turnoul
". H. Hsll. n. Turnbull = = ~.
son ana b A. Lewis
The court was Sngaee4 49,
the TRIAL Ct Q Sxee0 damage -
tween ;. z. Gray and ". Z. G.
Ter. and viii probably Dc - 90
the balance OF the week
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Atlantic Coast Line 0nSlEU
O6cs oS IL -
wflmsngfon. y. G.
THE BOARD OF D.
hattie Coast In
hes declared Q ~
ceas on - peo30gy(
Of ssas eo0oooy,
~ the srgoD9ese.
g, - - ~
TIE srnD0Ses -
the t1st oAy -
vsUosf - 49,
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patentS

PATENTs@FREE PERSONAL con-
sultation in Richmond with invent
ors: fifteen years experience: satis-
factory references S. II. EVANS,
Patent Attorney. Box 9s4. Richmond.
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Review Of Trade.

Nav York, November 1.-R. g. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review OF trade TO-
morrow will say:
So far ~ the business outlook u
concerned, conditions OF remark3oio
activity and soundness continue to Dc
shown in most industrial and mex
camille lines. Ono Of the most impor-
tant developments 10 the energy ana
courage of the railroads In the pur-
chase Of new rolling stock ana other
supplies In order to prepare Tor the
expansion Of trade. Production In iron
and steel Is limited only BY capacity
Of mills and time and labor yet con-
sumption still outstrtps produetion ano
prompt delivery - dimcult-
The dry goods trade has been stesoy
and prices have shown pronounceo
firmness In cottons the Jooofne traoe
Is receiving recorders quite Freely anu
a, stocks in first hands are low. the
demand accounts for the frmness In
values and the readiness with which
nrice. advance with the appearance OF
ordinary buying Print cloths and
convertibles are slightly higher. ana
some readjustment Of prices in blescn-
"a Goods II anticipated Ducks are
we'll under contract. percales continue
70 seu well and ginghamo are nrm.
while tickines and denfms are undef
ORDERS for the next few weeks. Ex-
nor, shipments continue large. There
4. steady call for all kinds OF woolens
ana worsteds. and many requests are
being made for immediate delivery Of
goods not yet due
TIE shoe trade - reasonably active
ana ann. Leather and hides continue
very strong, with advancing pricea
So far - the agricultural sstuatsoe
has changed Il 10 for the better. From
every direction low stockA coupled
with rvoeosod eon6deDos sod revtved
activity, create q demand that tess
productive capacity.
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Flats lanteb

WANTED. FIVE OR sIx-RoOM FLAT
or house, West End preferable. not
over thirty dollars month. Address
G SO, care Times-DisDatch.
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New Orleans. November l--Socretsry
Testers stasensens Of the woFlGs Wis
!ble supply Of cotton. issued to-dAy.
shcws TIE sueal visible % - kSl&23s
against AS7o.eo3 last week ana 4seS.-
o3s last year OF this the total -
American cotton u s.Sse.23< against
s.23s.os? lass week and 3.es4.03s last
year. ana Of al other k1n1a sncludins
Egype Brasil JndlA. &C., s3&ees.
oeainst ss&oee Iase week ana ss3.sse
asst year
az the wsrs6s vsssNle supply % cot
ton there d nov a0oss ana held b
Great Britain snA Continental Eurspe
a.77e.sos. against l.ss7.eoe last yesS: n
Egypt. 7fe.eee. against 11e.eee last
year: IN india 3Se.sse. agssaDs S34ees
last year. srd % the Uwstea Stsses
I. ssa. eeA. a9asuUe ISoaooe lo0l yeor.
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AAAs0O DeO0eyUeoo y0ou
r ao<r,ar 70 The Times 01uuu0

Especial 20 The Times-Do1Duo1
Harrfscnbure. Vs. HcvgM< 2.
Hon Don p Haisey. @ ~
Addressed the Democrats ~
tc-ni9hf IN Assembly Han
ConRreeGman Heflin. - 49,
Hon. Hugh white. Of L.
address the Democrssto 49, -
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9lscsllaneDu9
STORAGE.

STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE II CITY. u
Der load Store your furniture. bug
Nies, automo Diles. pianos At TOMB
kINS. 327 West Broad.
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The Coulb6roeo pouDouD
zwxLsTu AND cLAB 0Gn9GTa
00I n = 70 Q .. =
AA1ssuss9 ~ vSvs - o1eugoOA
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Klai GState Tor Rent
FOR RENT. Z
-
Twelve Nice Brick Flats .

Six upper, fve rooms and bath saeof
Six lower, four rooms and bath eae1k
East side Robinson Street. hetWel1
Main and Cary Street1 These co.,
veniently located dats win be FeA4
for occupancy by November Is. SecutX
ono now. I'd
HAWKINS q BUFORD.
I'm North Seventh Street
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October Is. 1913

October Is. 1s14
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tor.aac and Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Connection
Company.
O0ace OF the Secretary.
Richmond. Va, October -. 1912
NOTICE Is HEREY OWEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the etockhcid-
ers Of the Richmond. FredertckSourg
and Potomac and Richmond and Pc
fersburG Railrood Connection Com
pany WIN be held At it, once, jn
the city Of Richmond, Va. on NOM
DAY. the isth aay. Of November. 1871.
at 10 o'clock A. ~
The STOCK transfer books WIN be
closed ae o'clock r. - Monday, NO.
vember IL. 1919. and reopsneA at 10
o'clock A. -. TusSday. November
-. Ni1. w. d. DCKE
Secretary.
NE Atlantic Land anA Improvemene
Company.
O0ce Of the secretary.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting Of stock
holders Of The Atlaatjc Land and
Improvement Company VII be held
az the ONCE 81 the company, In the
city Of Richmond. Va, on Tuesday.
the nineteenth day Of November, n
"A 1914 as 1850 O'clock U. n
= L BORDEN.
oocresasy.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SHOE REPAIRING.
1oc. REBATE IF you BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half.
soled. Toe. related to Csc: ladies'
half 3oieE. Coo, rebated tc b0c Every
pair sewed best leather: no nails. no
pegs Keeling. 25c. DREW'S ELEC-
Trio SHOE FACTOR. TAG East
Main Phone Monroe 1857.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
and china and wedding presents with
care. S.sned JACOB I'MLAUF'. 1926
West Broad Street. 'Phone Madison
1892
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0asatoe A1sh0soHs 0rsaeeR NewvDepes.
~ GhneS q - Dispnifh
0REATBsT WANT AND REAL rs
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
aNE or THE BEST m AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

daily, enc cent per word wheo Deso
% aAvanee. Ne Al. takes Ter less than
ten eaatAI
Oss ana sae-hajf cents . word all
elassinestieas except SitsatioD wanted
Ter sunday. sitaatioa Wanted. one cent
. wssA. No Ad. sunday taken for less
than Aliees eents.
Ne Ads. taken for less than twenty
avs cents whe. Dhsned In OF charged
at the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
want A1. MAJ. PhDse Monroe Z.
CiassiAeations act guaranteed after
es3o r. n.
For bustness contracts. send for the
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2ost ann j'ouno

10ST. FRIDAY ABOUT O'CLOCK
at the post Office or on Broad and
Main car going west, bunch OF Keys.
Reward II returned to G0i Mutual
Building, or phone Monroe 1891.
LOST. BETWEEN GROVE AVENUE
and Robinson Street and pump
house, iavaliere aqua marine and
pearls. Liberal reward IL returned
to 25l7 Grove Avenue. Phone Mon
roe 1895.
TAKEN FROM RICHMOND AND
Chesapeake Bay Railroad Station.
near the penny scales. a iady's gold
handle umbrella. Reward i. return
ed 10 aboYe-named station.
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LOANA
5000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches At New York rates. N. =.
JACOBS & SON. No. us North Ninta.
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GRIP ICaEnfsp, H7ale

S- I- ,,S,S - : ."~ r0R :s~E:1N
shovel work at yarina, y. c. WaSeA
$3.50 per day Weekly pay. FISHER
4 CARoZZA. General Cnn;sactors
EXPERIENCED LADIES TAlLOkS AT
once. good wages. ARTAEk NOR
RIS, Norfolk. Va.
MEN AND WOAEN WANTED FOR
government positions. Szv week
Write for list Of posltionS open
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
4l3-T. Rochester. N. Y.
NAIL CARRIERS. POST OFFICE
clerks wanted $50 month. Richmond
examinations during November. Free
coaching. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. Ai4-T. Rochester. y. Z.
PAPER BOXES: EXPERIENCED HAND
on ending machine: also floor boys
steady employment year round
RICHMOND PAPER BOX FACTORY.
1893 East Franklin.
WANTED. CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH
helper. Apply a. NJ Monday morn
ing A. MEYERS SONS. 13l East
Cary Street .....-
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professional a,rlp 1llanteb

WANTED. At ONCE. FIFTY TEACH
ers with first and second-grade GER
tificates for public schools. VlR-
mond Va
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FOR SALE.
No. 4 South Plum
Street
FOR SALE.

Nice six-room brick house. In eeo1
order; large stable on rear Of lot Dese
sirable for laundryman or teamoe6&s
3210 per annum. Price reasonable 4.
HAWKINS 4 BUEORD. "a
100 North Seventh Street
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For Rent furnished

TOO North seventh street.
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CENTENARY u = CHOHeCA, UOCIl
(0rsee Street, between Fourth ana FAT
tor. Preaching az II a. n and p. u. ,
the pastor Morning subject. "s:rensf
EQUAL to the Days': evening sue;ect Th
Nations Hope: Message Before the Orea
Eiecfion." Graded Sunday School. with or
rapired eiassss. o; ~ A u All seats fret
SpScrar music
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS JOB PRESS
man: one who understands Colt l
Armory press: state salary expected
DCIANEY- BOA-wRIGHT CO.. Lynch
burg Va
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
SUBJECT OF DISPUTE
PAYS FOR BOARD and
KEEP BY HARD LABOR
While Officers Quarrel Prisoner
Spends Time Beautifying
His Bastile.

Rapid City. July 16.-While a bite.
dispute is being waged between Sheriff
Tom Hewitt and Chief of Police Willis
Lippincott Yer the custody of George
Morton, the latter is proving a valuable
asset for the city.
Morton was formerly the city's dog
catcher and ran away with a circus and
$50 of municipal funds collected from
the sale of dog tax tags. He was
caught by Lippincott in Parker and
brought back to this city. After plead
Ing guilty to the charge of embezzle-
ment Judge Muntener committed Nor
ton to the county Jail for 40 days n
fined him 800. Sheriff Hewitt declined
to receive the boy at the county Jail n
threw the mittimus in the street..
Lippincott brought the matter to a
head by preferring charges against
Hewitt and locked Morton up in the
city ~caiaboose. In the meantime
awaiting the arrival of Hewitt from
Spokane, Morton has cleaned the city
hall, shoveled the mud from the July
4 de!use off the crosswalks and is now
yin celnent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
STATE NORMAL CLOSES
MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR

Madison. S. D.. July 15.-After clos
ing n Of the most successful years
in It's history the State Normal
school. with the termination OF the
summer school of six weeks, notes
several changes in the faculty for
next years work.
Miss Ramsey resigned to continue
her studies In the east and her place
as teacher of history is filled by DR..
+. A. Beuchel, of Madison, Wis. DR..
Beuchel is a graduate of Mankato
State normal and of the University OF
Wisconsin. He has had five years
successful teaching.
Miss Myrtle Blackwell takes the place
made vacant by the resignation of MISS
Eldred Lawrence. who quits teaching
this year.
Miss Davis, for several years teach
er of Latin, resigned to take a years
rest. Her place was filed by the cleo
ton of Miss Edna p. Murphy.
A feature of this summers session
of great value to teachers was the
model teaching done in the training
department. Madison normal has the
leading methods teacher of the north
west in charge. Mrs. Edith Beaumont.
Mrs. Beaumont was assisted by a
carefully selected corps of teachers.
Miss Madge futile, kindergarten, and
Miss Snyder, primary, We're w other
efficient teachers.
The attendance was over $50.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
LITTLE CHAP PARAt. WE'D
BY EFT OF PLAYMATE

Rapid City, July 16.-Whi!e resting on
a sofa in the sitting room of his
mothers home near Hermosa, Roy Nc
Dowell. aged 13, was hot in the neck
by Willie Johnson. the 5-year-old
son of a neighbor Who was making a
friendly call on Mrs. Mcdowell.
The two ONE were talking in the
kitchen while the youngster rum
mayed about in q bedroom. Suddenly
a shot startled them and rushing to the
sitting room they found Roy stretched
on the sofa with blood oozing ron a
bullet hole in his throat. Willie stood
near by with the revolver lying at his
feet. Roy was brought to this city on
an evening train and placed under OBJ
s~ervation at the hospital. His body Is
paralyZed from the place where the
bullet entered the throat downward.
Physicians hope that the Xray Will dis
close the bullet lodged against the ver-
tebrae and that it has not severed the
spinal cord. In the latter case there Is
no hope for the boys life.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
YANkToN SEED FIRM
CHARGED HIGH RATE

Pierre, S. D, July 16.-The Quincy
Seed & Nursery Co. of Yankton. has
a grievance against the Milwaukee and
the Puget Sound railway and has COM
planned to the state commission about
1t. 1t appears that it has made two
consignments of seed corn from Yank-
tor to Morristown, on the Puget Sound,
for which ii was charged 36k cents per
hundred. Other consignments sent to
Lemon. further along the same route,
Were charged for at the rate of 20
cents per hundred. Protest Is made
against the higher rate. and the COM
mission is petitioned to order the rail-
way to ebate all but 1879 cents for
each hundred pounds shipped.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
JAIL UNDER GUARD
TO PREVENT RESCUE

Presho, S.. D.. July 16.-Sheriff Bor-
cherding has captured two men accused
of being members of a gang of horse
thieves operating in this part of the
state. George Pawnee. before Justice
Brooks, waived examination and was
bound over to circuit court on 81, 900
cash bonds. William George, known
as Buffalo" George. who has served
time for a similar offense has his hear
ing today. George was captured south
of Murdo and is held in Jail here. The
jail is guarded by armed men who fear
q jail delivery. 1t is believed that
George had a hand in a Jail delivery at
Oacoma last week. Two more war
rants ave been issued and the sheriff
Is hot on the trail.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WITH MUSHROOM BULLET

Garretson, S. d. July 15.-Yesterday
afternoon Henry Lee was shot and fat
ally wounded by his brother, Albert.
The two young men, who live with
their father, Gilbert E. Lee, a wealthy
farmer living five miles northeast of
Garretson, We're blowing. They had
taken a 20 automatic rifle with them,
to shoot gophers, using mushroom bull
lets. Albert had the gun and acciden-
tally shot his brother, the bullet enter
ing the left side, penetrating the bowels
and lodging in the right hip. The
young men are between 25 and 80 years
of age, Inc are both single. Henry
died a few hours after the shooting.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-18
POSToFFIcE ROBBERS
ENTER PLEA OF GUILTY

Mitchell. S. D., July 1.-Two post
Office robbers, Frank Williams and C.
Anderson, were brought to Mitchell
and appeared before F. c. Drake, Uni
ted States commissioner, on the charge
of breaking into the postoffice at Yale
on the night of July Z, from which they
stole $S6.4S in money. They both
pleaded guilty and are held in bonds Of
$4,000 to the federal court. Both men
are known to the officers. and one Of
them, Williams, is wanted in Iowa for
robbing a bank, but cannot be taken
back On account Of the governments
charge against him.