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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-11-03

oy laoorerS in the employ of con
tractors, the state supreme court held
10 an opinion handed down Monda,
IN the case brought against the
Latour Creek Railroad company b,
William Penn. The case came up tt
the supreme court from the Eighth
judicial district court for Kootenat
county. Penn brought action "a
foreclose on five liens. All had been
allowed by the district court.
ii. f. SamuelS, a widely known
mining man and farmer of northern
Idaho, spent Monday in Boise look
Ing after business interests. Samuels
is the owner Of 1000 acres of cut.
over timber land in Bonner county,
which he is clearing and putting into
cultivation. He used sheep in clean
ing out underbruSh and was well
pleased with the results attained by
using sheep instead of goats. In the
opinion Of Samuels the cut over lands
OF Idaho Otfer men of limited means
great opportunities to- get farms at
reasonable prices. Since purchasing
his ranch he has cleared off 1900
acres.
Arguments in the action brought
by L. G. Coffin to collect from the
state for services performed in hand.
ling the O. V. Allen case were heard
Monday afternoon in the state
supreme court. Coffin seeks to recover
SIP, 500 alleged to be due him for fees
earned in collecting approximately
$l45 600 from the National Surety
company on Aliens bond, after the
former state treasurer had been sent
to the penitentiary for embezzlement.
In addition to the fee asked, Coffin
asks nearly $4,000 for expenses in
Cured during the trial.
Byron Il Hyatt, chief clerk in the
office of the secretary of state at
Boise has held that the name of John
V. Stanley cannot be stricken from
the blllot and be must remain in the
running for congressman, regardless
of the fact that his resignation is 10
the hands of the state central COM
mittee. Mr. Hyatt states the election
laws provide that the resignation Of a
candidate from the ticket must be 10
the hands of the secretary of state 80
days before an election, aud further
points out that the ballots are all
printed and the names Of candidates
certified to. The democratic central
committee is asking that stickers
the name Of James III,
Frazier of Cmur d'Alene be sent out
to state auditors as he is to take the
place of Stanley on the ticket, but the
secretary refuses to certify TO the
name of Frazier. AS result man
Janus case in the supreme court may
be instituted.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-11-03
HAYDEN LAKE ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. GLADDEN. Of
Spokane spent Sunday. Oct. -, with
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Humphrey
d. B Jeffries aud family Of Lind,
Wash, were week end visitors at the
home of J. +. Garner and family.
Mrs. Olive Geber and son of Colfax.
Wash. are visiting with her mother,
Mrs w. ii. Rogers.
Henry Busse and wife left Oct. 20
for Gleichen. Alberta, to make their
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-11-03

w. Shook, warden Of the state peni-
tentiary, and G o Broxnn, private
secretary to Governor Alexander, took
place in the capitol building at Boise
last Friday. No arrests were made
Shook said he punished Broxon for
attacking his honesty 10 an editorial
in the Capital News, for which
Beoxon writes.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-11-03

iuOule uOne.
Crystal GosS returned to her work
at ST. MaTies, Oct. %.
Blanche Kernkamp won the honors
Ia spelling contest OF her room Fri.
day afternoon, Oct. 20.
Mrs Chas. Norton entertained the
Social club recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilmington
were shopping 10 Occur d'Alene Mon
day of last week.
Elmer Be!kuap returncd home Oct.
20 from his hunting trip at Priest
lake.
Mrs. Ilugus Of Occur d'Alene was
visiting with MIS-. William Flo, d.,
Sunday, Oct D.
Mrs. J A. Smith entertained the
Missionary society Friday evening,
Oct 20.
Mrs kosderk is again 10 our midst.
having returned from her fathers
home at Harrisburg, ILL.,, where She
had been visiting
The annual reception for the
Methodist minister and family was
held in the Methodist church Friday
evening Oct. 7th.
Mrs. Ed Hazelton and children
were weekend guests at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Sherman.
The Community Social committee
appointed by the two churches met
recently at the home Of s. j. Klepfer
and c0nSummated plans for the social
to be held Nov, 10th, in the Metho
dist church, at which there will be d
short program rendered and light
refreshments served. An invitation
is extended To the entire community,
by orler Of the committee
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-11-03
THE SCHOOL CHILD's HEALTH

How He Should beFed; Care of Teeth,
Eyes, Etc.
The September number of the ny
CHEMIST magazine Is the
school child's number. 1t contains
valuable articles l'y specialists
on The food, clothing aud general
care Of the school chiId,includIng the
teeth aud eyes. Give your child all
the advantage Of perfect health,
Send ten cents for this number to
THE HYGIENIST PUBLISHING
Co, MAJESTIC BLDG, DENVER,
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Board Allowed Bills.

At the regular meeting held Mon
day night of last week, the village
trustees allowed the following bills:
Henry Wendt, work on street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
TEN HELD IN CONNECTION
WITH DEATH OF MISS WARD
Former state Representative O'CunucII,
OF salem. Mnss.. and Nine Others,
Under Serious Charges.

SALEM MASS. July 5.-rorrcr
state Representatives Charles X. O'Con-
nell aud nine other persons were ar
rested here to-day charged with being
accessory to illegal medical prac
tees, following the discovery Of the
body Of Miss Mnrgatct Ward OF Pea
n"dy, in an automobile ON :: Boston
Strcci.
Attracted by the mysterious move
mehts OF the automobile. Policeman
iieaiN stopped the ear and discovered
Inc body. 0'tonnoiI, his brother
James otonnell: Of Lynn: George \
Fnrdwcll. n naval Waterman: Daniel J
Dinecn and William -. Coniiu OF salem
ana Thomas j. sexton. Of Peabody, who
was driving, were in the car and wcr.
taken in custody. Three women were
detained in Boston in connection with
me case. They We're found i'm "a hons,
on the toNbury district. which ScNton
told the police was III" place from,
which Miss Ward was taken. Accord
ing 10 the police. Miss Ward died after
having been placed in the car
The six men We're held under bond
for hearings July IL
Miss Ward was twcnty-siy wears old
ana recently had been employed in u
Peabody store.
DIR. John \. Shannhan. OF Peabody.
was placed under arrest tonight in tho
Office Of his attorney. He was held
undcr bail OF $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
SEVERAL BLOWS DEALT
TO ORPET PROSECUTION
DIR. =. \. wcScner. Chemist. TrstincS
Concerning Poison believed to
HIVE Caused Girls Death.

WAUkEGAN ILL, July 5.--The con-
tcniion Of tho prosecution in tho case
OF William H. Orpat, college student.
charged with the murder OF eighteen
year-old Marion Lambert. that cyanide
or potassium in solution caused her
death. Was dealt several blows TO-DAY
by d.. :. y. WeEencr. chemist.
" IN" poison was taken as 4 solu-
lIoi, tho state contends that murder
was committed. as no container WAS
found after the tragedy leaving only
the explanation that Ofpct took IL away
with him. The powdered poison. how
ever could have been carried bl the
girl in paper. and numerous natural
causes would account for its disap-
pearaucc
DR.. Weseucr gave numerous reasons
for his theory that tho cyanide was
taken In powdered form.
lie asserted also. in reply to a hypo-
thctical question, that the cyanide
available To young orpct in the green
house over which the defendants faith
CT has charge. was SO much weaker
than that found in the girls stomach
that no combination OF circumstances
could have increased IL TO the strength
of that which caused death
Dr. Wcscncr will undergo cross-cx-
animation o-murrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
CLERK IN MORGAN OFFICE
Pebbles WAR SECRETS
Information Furnished to District-At-
tOrney by Men Who Had DesL Room
i'm Seymour ~ Seymour Offices.

NEW YORK. July "a clerk in the
office OF j. Il. Morgan ~ Co. agents
IN this country for Great Britain aut;
France. was responsible for III. So
called peddling Of the firms war mum
ton secrets. according TO Information
furnished the district-attorney here
to-day. -Four men who had desk room
in the Office OF seymour & Seymour,
lawyers. who recently complained that
their telephone wire had been tapped,
called on the district attorney, il was
said. after 4 lawyer had advised them
10 make q clean breast of alleged
dealings with tho Morgan clerk.
were told by carlos T.. Moore. prcsi-
poiation. that the clerk in the Morgan
hrm was supplying him with certain
information. They SAID they pcddled
this Information TO muIition manufac-
lures, and their understanding was
that any prOnts were to he shared
with the Morgan clerk
William Il. Roulstonc. attorney for
Moore, also visited the dstriCt-attorncy
to-day ANA corroboratcd the other mcn
who said they became frightened when
the Thompson Legislative Investigating
committee directed its attention re-
Gently TO the activity II Detective
William Burns in the Seymour & Sey-
mour overlapping case.
The informcrs denied that they had
made any money from the secrets of
the Morgan firm.
Meantime. the identity of the clerk
in the Morgan Office il being withheld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
DISCUSSED BY REDFIELD
Secretary Of Commerce Delivers Adj
dress before National Education
tSkOriutiOu,

NEW YORK, July j. William =.
i;edncld, Secretary OF Commerce Of
tito United states. addressed the CON
v.ntiom OF the National Education As
ISOLATION OH industrial education here
Tonight.
other speah,rs to-day included
James Y. Joyner superintendent OF
Publ. Instruction for North Carolina.
ana l.. J.. claXton. United States Com
missioner OF Education. Discussing
lessons TO Toe learned from the Euro
p-an war ana methods that might be
used To promote permanent peace. Mr..
JOINER asserted that the dominant
aid al education in democracy snould
be preparation FOR the patriotic per-
Torrance of the duties and the obli-
cations of citizenship in "A dcmocrac y
through the acquisition Of know!edg,
and the cultivation OF the virtues de-
ntndcd therefor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
FIND MARRYING PARsON
DEAD IN HIS GARDEN
Rev. y. II. Burroughs Had United
In Wedlock SLAP Eioping
Couples.
HAD BUILT SPECIAL HOTEL
Was Eishty-Thrcc Years Old-Court
on Virginia Side Of Bristol Re
Gently Took Privilege of Perform
ing Ceremonies From Him.
rs,eei.l,o The rimes.pispa,,hl

special To- The Times Dispat Ch.
EI;iSTOL VA, July 5.--Dcath ended
suddculy This evening the career Of
i:ey. Alfred Harrison Burroughs, of
Bristol's Grctn.t Green. who had mar
r!cG 5.li2 clipping couples at his hotel
for clipping couples. lie WAS found
dead in his garden AT O'Clock this
evening. where h. had gone 10 work
after the supper hour. .iithoue 1t
eighty three, years o! age, he retained
his physical powers in IL remarkable
degree. and KEEP, up the practice from
Year TO year 81 meeting all trains in
order 70 accommodate young people
clipping from the NirginiaS To u. mar
Rcd
In Il career Of twcnty-scvcm years
rs a marrying parsom. he had married
young people Of all ranks and stations
~ !lfc, and MAS known throughout
.imcrica and in Europc.
lie oris ina'ly had no intention OF
performing marriage ceremonies rs :,
business. but the young people came
qucntly married Two and three couples
with one ceremony The largest num-
bcr Of couples married 10y hiM ia MS
Way was six. Following the building
~ his hotel Of twenty-five bridal
chambers, his business gained steadily.
lu recent years, however. IL began 10
decline. following attacks by the local
ministers associations and by The city
court on the NirS mia side Of Bristol.
which recently deprived him Of IN"
privilege OF performing the marriage
ceremony ia Virginia
I'r Burroughs was u untiNc II Bed
ford County. Va ana 4 C5Nil WaI. v.'-
Gran. lie ramc 10 Bristol soon after
Use war His wife died :, few years
tGv. ~. i: survived by ono Lau.i,t.r
and 'wo suns. one s",. William Bur
'"nsh- resides III Ncw York city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
DEMOCRATS DETERMINED
TO ACT ON SHIPPING BILL
Republican Proposal Asking for De-
lay Until Next Session Meets
With Little Response.
THREATEN DILAToRr TACTICS
Attitude Resented by Majority Lead
ers, Who Voice Views Of Admins
trntiOn i'll Urging Necessity Of Re-
viSed American Merchant Marine.

wASHINGTO\. July 5.y-A proposal
from Republican Senators that ir action
on the government shipping bill We're
deferred until the next session OF Con-
sress they would join with the major
ity In an agreement setting Il date for
when Senate Democrats met in caucus
Although no action was taken, a ma
jority OF the Senators present Nigor-
ously opposed the suggestion and IN
Il vote. even If ii should result in hold
ing Congress in session all summer.
The Republican PROPOSAL. it was de-
clared. WAS coupled with u strong in
,imation that any cnfor, to press the
bill at this session would be met with
persistent opposition. and also With
dilatory tactics on other measures.
That this attitude Was resented was
made plain at the outset Of the caucus
by Senators Simmons. stone, Williams
and other Democratic leaders After
much discussions, however. II was de
cided to adjourn until Friday night SO
have an opportunity to 80 over the bill
as passed by the House
Republican Senators have called q
conference for tomorrow, the original
purpose having been 10 receive word
OF action by the Democrats Tonight.
Senator simmons and stone voiced
the views of the administration in the
caucus, smphas sizing The urgent ncccs-
sity for action at this session on ship
ping Legislation. senator Stone cited
the recent conference in Paris between
representatives OF allied nations for the
purpose of drawing up trade agree
ment, which he declared would result
IN united effort 10 rccapturc trade
that had been gained by the United
states during the war. To meet this
ne urged the necessity Of a revived
American merchant marine.
Two or three Democratic Senators.
among them Rankhead and Clarke. OF
Arkansas, are opposed to the shipping
b'll in its present form, particularly
the government ownership and opera
ton provision and 1t is probable that
some amendments may he agreed on
by the Commerce Committee when i,
meets Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
FIGHT TO HOLD SENATE
Chairman Mccormick Discusscs with
Democratic Senators Part His
Committee VIII Take

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Vance c..
Mccormick, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee. discussed
to-day with Democratic Senators the
part the committee will take in, the
hight to retain control Of the Senate
Senator salisbury, of Delaware. was
selected tentatively TO take charge of
that feature OF the campaign. and may
he made head OF bureau under MIR.
AlcCormick, rather than chairman of a
senatorial committee. independent Of
the national committee. Senator Walsh,
OF Montana, and possibly other Sena-
tors are expected to he selected by Mr.
McCormick as members of the cam
paisn committee.
the plans being perfected by Demo-
cratic readers are largely without pre-
ccdeht' because this will be the first
presidential campaign I'm which one
third Of the membership OF the Senate
is up for election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
TENNIS IN MEMPHIS
Doubles brought 10 SrmlHnnls In the
Playing festerdny-Miss Murphy
Won In WOmrn'S SINGLES.

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 5.-To- days
play In the championship tournament
Of the Southern Tennis Association
here brought the doubles matches to
tn. Scmifinuls. and determined two Of
the Scmiiinals IN the singles, Carleton
smith. of Atlanta. and Nat Emerson.
Memphis The other seruiilnal pairs
will be- the winners OF matches to-
morrow between Douglas Waters. OF
New Orleans. aud j. 4. Adoue. Dallas.
Ten. and ESmond Phelps. New orleans,
and Edwiu Marks, Memphis
Phelps and j T. Hudson. and Wat
te"s and !. NJ. Bruins: carletou Smith
and T.. Mansfield. Atlanta. and Elmer
sou and Lew Hardy. Memphis. won
th"ir way int" the doubles scminnals.
In the fourth-r"uud singles to-day
smith won over Burns. G-l. Ct. and
Emerson disposed OF Evans RccS. bal
las. G-3. =? and 81.
Walters won his third round singles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY
WILL ADJUST HIRD LAW

Inc Bureau Of biological SURVEY, Of
the Department OF Agriculture Wash
iuS'on, mas set July 10 rs the time for
"a phblic hearing of the hunters OF Viz.
slnia desiring changes i'll the Federal
migratory bird law aG TO tho open sea-
sons Tor hunting Wild water fowl" sad
MIR. Hart yesterday.
lhos" interested in having tho duck
ing season extended 10 February l..
aud an open season on anfpc should
either attend this hearing in person
or be represented, as well as hariu-
the department fully advised by letter
.usl villa; they wish
Unless tn" hunters bastir them
selves and bring all the influence :hey
can to bear on the Federal officers who
VII! fiN the migratory bird regulations,
u is safe TO say, there will b. no
changes made 50 far as this State is
concerned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
LONGSHOREMEN ON STRIKE
Negroes to Number OF $50. Mt Newport
News. Demand Higher Pay-Fear
Strike VIII he General

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 5.-The
ionSshorcmcn working coastwise ships
at this port tonight struck for higher
wages. The men. numbering about $50.
are all negroes. Shipping men fear that
me strike VIII become general, in which
even shipping OF all classes will be
tied up.
The men now getting II cents an
hour demand 20, and those getting %
demand %. The wage paid here is
similar to that paid at other Hampton
Roads ports.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company has ordered men from o;bcr
parts of the State to report for duty
here If the strike spreads no further.
II Will not seriously hinder business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
PRACTICE CRUISE ORDERED
Naval MiIitin OF North Cnrolinu VIII
Take Trip on the Louis
Z lam.

RALEl,;H. y, G.. July 5.-Thc North
Carolina naval militia viii assemble ~
the Norfolk navy yard Oh July 10 for
9 nIGc:!cc cruise on board the United
states nattleship Louisiana. continuing
until July %. The divisions are To-
Gated IA Washington. Newborn aud
Elizabeth City. There is n movement
on foot to form Il new division at Will
inington. TO take the place of one
recently mustered out OF the service
at Bell Haven.
The order for the practice cruise was
issued to-day by acting Adjutant-Gcn-
eral r.. 5. Register.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
FOX AND COON HUNTING
. REQUIRES A LICENSE, TOO
Game Law Does Not, as Many Sup.
pose. Exempt Those Who
Hunt at Night.
TO FIN MIGRATORY BIRD LAW
Virginia hunters Interested In Hav-
ing Ducking Season Extended Are
Advised to Appear at Hearing in
Washington on July TO-

Ni2ht hunters who walk the swamps
for possunS aud trail the lighting coon
!" ms hollow arc not immune from
mat section OF the new law which ~ e
puitcs mat every man who sallicS
'o'th ;f,et game shall first secur" a
huhicts license. Nor will the mounted
sportsman WHO vnHses the red fo> 10
ms den 10 the mountains or the deer
bN IN: tE"Hrh"Tousi stand he allowed
10 RIA" with Il free rein. And the coun-
tfEhdn VINO shoots the gray squirrel
Tor Ms RrunSwiCk stew and nails the
ole har' tight from the bed must
carry ms passport in his pocket.
;" speaks the newly constituted State
Department Of Game and inland Fisi, :
cries which under The direction Of
Commissioners John t. Parsons and his
assistant. NJ -. Hart. will undertake
|" c"nscrN" the wild life OF Virginia
aui her iiSu above the tidtwater. The
utphrth'ni VIII Instruct its wardeuS,
'icN say. 70 SO that both night and
udS hunters comply with tho la ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
HEAR BAPTIST MINISTER'S
\Urndnnrc on second Day OF Enramp-
ncnt at Ocean View Il
Large.
Especial to The dispatch !


.<pRFOl.k. VA. JuIy J-Thc second
day OF the Baptist sucampment At
ocean View opened this morning with
Il large attendance To hear pr " j.
NcHloth!n, Of the Southern Baptist
Theological seminary. Of Louisville.
and others. several addresses ana con
I"rcnccs 81 pastors made up the day :
Program, which was followed by :, leo
tur- on Lonpfcilow Tonight b.- Presi-
dent Lincoln HUXLEY, Of Stctson Uni
V"rsity, Fla. The tabernacle was APP
prnpriatcly decorated with the national
ruiurs.
IN" first II series OF lectures by
Professor y r. robertson, Of ;h"
Southern baptist Theological Seminary.
On tho :pist;c 10 the Philippians fcl-
;.red tho Bible conference this morn
inr The Duty OF the church Is
social Service by Clarence Poe. of
North Caroline, Is on the program for
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

Ernest MOTIF, nineteen years old
-rVv Grove Avenue, attempted TO drive
an automobile along Grove Avenue la ST
night for the first time The rp,cbin.
GOT hcyund his control and turned into
the sid'wa'k. crossing il and climbin.
four steps toward the porch OF tho
house at 1905 Grove Avenue Both front
tires blew out when the wheels struck
The porch moor and the machine stopped.
II WAS pushed back TO the sidewalk
where il was found that both from
wheels and the front Of the car had
hocu damaged badly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
Celebrate si.ty-si.th Annt,crsnry.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Of
Brook Hill. IIenrico County. viii to-
day celebrate the sixty-siXth ami
verSary of it's conservation. The rector.
REV. T.. l.. Dsgood, will administer
communion this morning at 7:3o O'Clock.
me annual meeting Of the congrega-
tion VIII be held at S:lj' o'clock to-
night in the parish house, at which
time VIII he heard the reports Of the
officers of the various church organi-
cations social will conclude the
cNcMimG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
colored rean,a tn ..iax.

The Brooklyn Slides, the champions.
colored team or this section, will play
The Norfolk All stars. the Tidewaterl
chamnions. this and to-morl0w after
will be called at 400 o'clock. aud spe-s
cial seats viii be reserved for white
people.
The slides" have an exceptlonallyt
good record. having won sixteen and
lost no games this season The games
to-day and Tomorrow are likely to,
prove close. The atAles will decides
the title for the coiorcd championship
the SIuIc -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
DOES NOT CREATE: CLASS
OF uKINII i:t:E:n III NTERS

i3.oaus" tue law does not require
ih'm. rs Other hunters. first 20 sccur.
permission ~ writing bcfor" PURSUING
Fam. on !aud other than theirs or
mat adjoining, the Impression got
rn''ad am"n- This privileged class OF
hunters that they would he immune
from securing q license. But that's
AL wrong. r. takes just a. good =,
incense 70 riil e Possun from Ia" tree
As I" bring " bird from inc air.
And the Attorney -GcncrIl has h.l.
tlat. Will" the now law cXenuts them
from MS opcIatlon with respect To SC
curing - written permission To hunt, n'i
posted LAND they nevertheless. com"
within the scoop. Of section pol OF
TIC Code, which deals with hunting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
ORDERS FOR ELECTROCUTIONs
Warrants Issued Tor Execution OF TWO
North Carolina Muir
d<rrrs.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch !

RALEIGH. y g.. July 5--Dcath
warrants We're ISSUED from the Of
fees Of Governor Craig to-day FOR the
.iec'rocu,ion OF Mfrrit Miller and
phillip Phillips in Graham County
'rhe "lectrocuiious are To take place
on August IL