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Mai: Hurrying to Bedside of Sit k
Wife Atta?.rked ami Left
I tu oiiM ions
HOME GUARD IS INSPECTED
Woman Promise* to Help I'n
taithtul Husbatnl out
of Trouble
S|.<-. :*i to The Tlmr* DitrstTt i
I.J I;.-hl. ttU \ il . .Iill.ll.lt V fl F
. . W ?><'?! . \\ hu I e* dee It. I.I in lil.ij'fc
??? the victim of aa unusual robbery
kMl night ? 1.bOOT) taking ?
a elk lie waj r.iKMiiut .? freight
t'.nr ??? hi* wife who na- >??!>?.fti'.l
111 in A |HI?? HI U*l There being '>?'
panengei tiuin Mr Wood nonitfod ??
In ghi train nod ?'.Ij aftai nasMi.g
t. ? Ity ?K ?te.i hi ? wo well
<? -ed white ti.et, ? he said they were
k a ?., \. Phe ni?n grabbed
d und ? i*tei Ing ? haadkai
rhiet around hie t..saturated it with
rl ... i fore II? re mom haw nothif.g
r re until '? tune front under 'he ef
fr 's el 'he drug ten hour* later, when
I <? round him kell lying along the rail.
w?- tight ot way twenty rniio* earn ol
1 nehnurg i?n<i hi* caeh Bmonatlag to
j eat gone
food doe* n >l 'hink he ua* throw ii
m the train bui rathei thai he enat
i, ?? .?? .ii,- na .. ?top and u:?l down
? .re While I hi police have g.I
?:???- ptton* ot the two men they
have ? idea ? r"*i ? ihej ? em
i he Lynch burg Horn? tiuard < om
ji.i v I Firei \ i i.i Volunteer* ra*
ln*pe< ted lo nigl ? Captain ?' K
|*arteilo ol 'he i .t Ktaiee Army
the company having eve. orTtcet and
?? hi preeeni I hi- condition has pre
????.? ed eighteen lime* in tie leal twenty
In? pect ion* covering ? peri.Hi ol ten
year* 1 he heodejunrtor* oj lhe third
? in ?? iding MaJoi I \v Mai
til and hie adjutant. I.ieu'ennnt A S
and Ma era P B Win free
m s \ B Pet v oi OeneraJ Vaugaan'*
? n rere Inrpected The Monte
Ouard hae aiaty-two men ?>n It* roeter
II aar learned to-daj thai a deal baa
been i oiisutntuated for the purchase
? ? ii ..n lowet Washington
at reel having a frontage ??! i*?i feel h>
?. sta ling and Con pany upon which.
II - uniderei.I .: iarg.- piaal is ? ? be
erecti ! foi the peeparatmn of tobeoco
t ..' ? the local ?Barkel for espofl
ahipn - tit
laten t<> Creeaihere.
ao ltd pro vi ie foi her In the
Me wan 'a^en lo ?reeneboro
"!>. .n by a port emai from thai
by tn< i-.-..i. e . National Hani* wa?
vorr t:.- e,; ? I ? ag
Th? titrate I foi the i rex tioa of the
new building has not yet r>een com
pleti ? expected that the eae*
??--; atraci be ready to begii
? ? as * a- the old building is out
al ? hi i ..
t d:r W Thon peon a n ir mg en?
gineer ha- , js' been put in charge of
the property ol the Piedmont Mar.
ganew ... end the (yndicatt
not *??:?.? the pro pert) actively
e.,,,. I . : it i ng in 1 r* I ? ? nae coa
dii ? ? ? ieveioptaeni Ore i* being
*?? , ped froi he p--?r.- . 1 ml a
th. .??? on* i ring bean - n oai
daring iht peat thirl ? day- *?.i ahip
n.e: ? - v ? a; ;; ::. , ?.. ? u .. J ill
. ^-. ad lots.
Noah M Swayt.e Of PI ..ude phia
the nianagtag dire toi ol the ? mi,
pany. Arthur C Hume >.f Sew Vert
City rea*urer ar.c t 1. Iianyike- a
?aiiaa ??? the genera ? a igt ehe
ha . ? been here foi B - '? aeM to
the property *i..s ef tern ion foi an m
I'K M.I.I II B1 HI MM \1 I I. tM.
WehVaiaewB Faraeer aear HarrKon
havg ataeaaaal] injured.
liar; isonhur ? Va Ian ;arv 33 ?In
a : iiia a ay actrideai neeleulhj Jao*ea
I-.: kiey. a *rell-known ta'f..er near
Hatiiawabarg Buffered a broken leg.
? dtelnoafad ahoolder aad fearful
gut-t.e- abo .? I he head
While driving a four-mule team Mr.
Ke. i;ey -.\ a- 'brown trom one of the
animal- and dragged head downward
'. m?enty-gve . ?r it? wher. his foot
caught fa-* it the stirrtip Mi* head
at shoalderi .?er., -lammed again**
Ike ground at every steo of the ammale
J- inaliy when he feii to *he ground ttx.,
.?? a kit la paaaaeV over bit. body
Hi* pbyakaaa 'hinke that he will
Tw.. vear**~ago Mr Kaaltfcr] - ? ? ? ?
**deetroyed "by Rre A - ear ago
M* tarn in.- han>aad
IN 1 KHK AI I 11 \ III I MIN.
lajared Bm tun.m Qaarrj
r111 i n* eweetaaa.
i.n.'t*r> a David
1 ? - Comha, the two
day. Hir in i. critical condition at a
hospital here ..nil i: m Mafia their
injuria* may prove fatal
? he tan men were t.ight here at
4 10 o'clock vesterdaj aftoranSB and
rushed to the hospital where they have
remained in hu uruHIM?iolU i ?Bastion
ever Mine The elder Swart/, when
taken fr?.m the train showed svidsaos
af having heel badlj hurl about the
fa'-e and bead Bot* eve* were com?
pletely dossil and he man's tatt was
badlv 'wollen While hoth men ap
aaarail to be undn Hie influence of an
aaeethetk I'ombS did not hmr citri
rial ev idences of naiad badlv hurt
It is cinder stood that Swartz was
struck be ? whirling timber that had
caugh' in * fly >\heel and was thrown
from a pla'f'orm some twelve or fifteen
peel high The same timber struek
Com he and another man named Mr
t nil... b. bal did no; knock him oft the
plat fern MoCllllaeb whs not so ser
io i .. a* ??? reauire hospital treat
merit and STBS BOl brought here
ROBUST MAN. AS EXHIBIT.
KILLS ANNULMENT SUIT
tine Look at l.ianl. Described b.?
Wife as ( iiiisiiinpil\e. ton
\ im es < ourl.
New York Januar; ail 'he
answef JseeaA >?? kaon and to make to
? - vifes suit ta annul Iben ma'Mage
was to present fur.sell '.? Justice New
burger as defendant's exhibit .\ the
living exhihr wa- received 'ii evidence.
.i Mrs lacksoii? suit was thrown
out
Mr? lac kaon complained ?nc had
married >a< kSUII in i?l" believing his
heal'h good six month? latei -t.e
sw..r?- Jackson was entered to the
mountains because ol tuberuulai symp?
toms She insisted he was iai*<< led M
fore then mat; tage and hail withheld
in? physical isundition from her she
asked thai the marriage be dissolved
bei a iss this
During her recital Justice Ncwb.irger
wa- s'artled b> a sucosssiOB of norts
and grunts in the vicinity ol the i.iw
yet s tabls
Stop a moment ' exclaimed the
court \\ ha" 11 'ha' muse counselor '
M ? 'he defendant sir. ' meekly re?
turned the iawyei
De fend an i \\ r,?re ' aim u in tad the
Court rising and peering in search Of I
the pitiful consumptive.
lustlos N'ewburger no* a little sur
prised sank ha. k u his seat
Vow need I] I ask this witness anv
mors questions Call t be defendant.! he
directed.
How old are >eu. slrT asked the
I ourr
I an: going oa thirty, sir.
How high are you?flee fee: ten or i
Ihe exhibit -a? in doubt and the
roun eachtimed
siaiin u;.. We'll measure you with
A huge bulk of a man arose His
gianl fan- towered over the i ourt
His massive har d rested on the edge
..f th.tri s de?g
8 ' iiv?n si How much do j ou
Two hundred and thirty pounds
Comrslaial dismissed I ? exploded tr.e .
(Al (A {.KD KOK SM A 1.1. ft I \
Must Keep Health- Three tVeeks or
Be Killed.
tiswego n ?> -anuary Ti ?Lemon
a $>et cat. owned b Mrs. Etta tlillette.
?' quarantined with a houseful of
boarder- twenty -four days ago owing
to the illness of A B Ouerneey. a boara
e- who we- stri i.eti with smallpox.;
Du en sey recovered and the quarantine
v. a- lifted ] ssterds
Health Officei 8 ? wc; ordered the
cat kided Mr- Uiilette appealed u.
Mayoi Long and th*. Health Depart -
' 1*1 ' de> lai g thai Lemon was a pet
brought here from Hinghamton and
hc.<! T... g?- :? - ? ??! ? ?? a'eu iu his vellow
and rhlte fur. having been fumigated
with *h.- re?- ..f the household.
The Cat was ..rdered taken to the
: <?: ol s veterinary surgeon and ato?
ne I n a < n1' Whe-e he will be kept
hree sree - foi developments Reports
hi* < -?' I tlon ate to be g:ven ?<, the
Hea ? Department daily and if anv
indications <>r diseass are found Lemon
will be ki.ied
BKKlTTIKs 1" A B M BH HKS.
Kipcrt Declares Agricultural Wealth
fUrosslj ()\ere stlmated.
Profeusoi :. Corbett, bortic-ultur
n the Departmsnl of Agriculture,
?ha' the agrioulr ural wealth of the
country is generally overestimated two'
to f hre?. times caused a **ir among offi- i
flats Ol rtie department Professor
? orbetl mads '.his declaration in a lec
" ii re here
We record rhe corn, wheat and hav
'he farmers ; ice he ...Id his hear?
ers as we!, a- -he .attle hogs and
Other animals be raise*, never stopping
'?? thing- that trie animals are fed on
' >.'- ? fops '
Professor Corbetl issued a warning
rha' unless -he farmers received jus
pn.es for their pradBJOS they ' wo.j|<i
unit.- the country over arid Starve the
Cities in:., r,a/.r.g them any'hing *he\
asked He denied tha* Iba aartcultur
ist was responsible for the high ?oe: ol
iivmg and said '? < average fa'm.r was
ip.. reasing 'he yield of his a're? The
r.iame he irsisred itv wi'h the uneco?
nomic system of distribution and "he
,.d a'ed n. :r i. ip..i marke' - a- a rem?
edy.
Linning Statement
Washington January fl i otton ginned '..
Januarv .??loun.ed r>. . *? M hales inrlud
in? *? BE r,.ur;d bale- and *u hales of sea i?
.and rhe I en-u- ltur.au announced Ih:
sssrsssg
{.Inning bv *tatr
Mabaroa IJSfaSC trkaaeaa MtJfg Ho-.da
aTJSJ ?.eorgia. I >..?:* l.-ansiana M.X,
Mis.isstpp, SKSM North < a-olina f8S.SM
Oklahoma. tee.It !>outb < ar.rilna i ik m:
Tennessee ;j; nk). Texas. , z ? 3^' otter
Starrs fajM
? ?innings of aSS i-larc! S] I a;es Florida.
.! *." '.eorgia. MJB . South Carolina '.*n
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\OU Vi Iii 4li\V a? s l'.aW \ >,:r 'f^'.lf \tf ;??.#? r.'i0jtV\r \ou
Tu makr eicx r-o?- aj | ihTOOCIl Mfei vi.?t ?arrni? u iidlvmx?^
shou thrir j: rr<- aUvtm ?yt TfV-v .n :ri**\ rHun tbr fjyvxi thing*,
thturr ma !?-" Stmi 4 M - .- 'V Ihir
At ail grocr
Be surr and ha-, e Seal I \1 nn*?*r?r? RboraM fai nururt
Int GtiaranTTri
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Ri<hnioiul, Va., November 4. 1012.
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\\ ilmington, N. C:
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I can.
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Astyptodyne Chemical Co., Portsmouth. Ya.
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? Yours verv truh ,
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Astyptodync Chemical Co., . Gfefl Allen, Va.
\\ilmington. N. C;
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Astyptodync Chemical Co.. I.umberton, Va.
Wilmington. V C:
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BRYCE WILL LECTURE
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
'Ancient Democracy'" Subject
Chosen by Distinguished
English Diplomat
< harlo"".. .?? \a January fl
IWtfag t# ? ? ItTtttM* ' [?:?-? ?.?' ?ngagr
. K - ? - t ..r,.i .
?rr.?? Ht--< gl I 1 .?,*?.?(? a ho
hnitr ami 'lif ..omal wW t*? ? orcip*llP?l
??.? ' ? ???? Maat Turarf?-.
?' * '-?-.?. mg r.:*
?? naming II.. ?).;
i ,ve- :...'?,, .? 1 ? ??1r?e ??
i* Cnive.-*:' ? ?? '. :rfini? ra Monday
?sMnj a:-! .??:.. morning of nex*
? ? ihi* fov,n<1atior
.an 'hra* ractura* In
? . #? tAMM gn?
twa *#Tl*?a: rjjaj ajajl
r? ? -hr kj ? .-*???.'.?.
? - ? ? erl ?? a. .ep' ? ?
(fat kaTaM i'a?>
? . fair- :h? ? la a?*
?Tin h? gJIVW r.
r.'lay ? tar.- Th?
."?d..
I la.I Thi*
' h> nature of a fare
r tfa? i niT?r*i?> o?
ting ..*h?1 hrt?ll*h
? ? i*p*r.?l?*1 from
1 '.h* *Ti;::?' ??U'lan*
f 'h? fa I'v and
tree, a m at ef ??.?
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rye*) baa juet >>a>n
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-la Kate i el reran r.
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Aogataray of
Vora- Ci'r
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Nerv Y'. r .,n -f.e af'rnoon of Feb?
ruary M :n h:-. honor.
v". 11 i BECOME EfARenNT.
Man A> quitted of I tiarfr of Attacking
I.Irl * nnoiinr r? l?ei i?lon.
Har'isor.tiura". \? Ian iar ? R?v
V*. I H'.'r.a'd the Ma|it|?' minister
iho was a'quit'eii ??f ?he charge of
I i irrnr.al!-. aM.o-.irie a a"trl in I ha-les
?<.n V. \ a has <!<?' ided ta be, BBse a
?? varia?li?* of 'h?- Hap'.et ?'hurch Mf
Mat* ward was ? ? < , lethod ?? minister
aid 'atcr a Rap':..- < ?. angeluM He
? ft 'h i1 he >ih? la-? n do it-.tv vindi
I at.il
The strand irv a' ' h?i;??-nn \\
Va ycs'erdav re'useu to indn t Its*
mlntster \l' Hebaard graduated at
Randolph Vfa on ? a eg.- Ashland
nnnKi i> i \-Mmi ? - p**.
sril.t . Wife Ofaltall to Hl? Interest
In louna rt oman
N?w Vor? ara'.rv O Mrs Hugh
What t ?i ta.-e<i Mr T>,t*ksrs roam
srd remonstrated wl*h Kftsa Rosalia.
?he ??id \vt.-. tht? ?* o y papa
- ? r ?t a oein? w.'n
nr.* do yo .
HsNtll . I ?IHM ?-??M.\-.
J ? . stems. V Aapatated Tni?i?? far
Anderson ? Pre.- Ilm
'apa<~ia la Th? Time* Dispatch
Pan--:' e Va . Jariuarr M ?Th* Arm
of Anderson * Rasa*, a large Main
?tree' -i-'hir.a; stora. mags an eaatga
mant hsrs this evsntng. th* l.abtllttaai
? mounting '?? abmi* l?i om The only
a ?"???? ?- 'he ft.,, k now in the ?tiir*.
which will be d.-no-o.i of by public
antion after i h?- I i.u?e h?< h?cn held
up on the tifliwilj thirty day* ?'
C Woma? k i? iiimni 'rustee There
rtra forty ? redtters named, the largest
being 'he < nmtii'Mal Rank of Dan?
ville IS.nm Mr* B A Anderson, ft
450 Kuppenhelmer < ompany. tZ 122 to.
and Arnold la> hem at.saf.jl
VIRGINIA BEATS
WESTERN STATES
Corn Club Boy From Amhers'
Seventh n List in Entire
Country
c I - ?. i e-i .? ? r.o-*h?'n and
we???--- - ,'e. ; - he-hosring made 'he
past vea* by corn dob boys ussier the
farm rten.onv-aMon work Frank O
Broi ; n a ? ? ' t\ajS*JSJfwt -he prize win
ne- f:. :i (Ml sta*^. srfkej I? m R??h
r?g1 ? ? week -eelng tt.? irltj ?? the
' depar'men* -at*ed I?:
.nl an M Mi acre. wt.v. MM
highe?- % e : ? ad? in any *-m'? north
of the xiasor ioi Dixon line eras tr
T no. - ? i e - - rhe Usatf w?? ltd hi?b
1? . > i asja1 deil >? a -??? ar.arie show
?.a .'.fie- fc i. far- the* 'he
* V ?- '' ' I ?; i ' * tsarj grow
ir*g ? *1? .'.rnpiled thl*
wee \V a?h fig'sTi rennt* ft OSS at to
IV I. .he ?
rh ..????
cost him
other hand
'labels a* so
RACETRACK CASES
GO TO LOWER COURT
Judge West Holds That Circuit
Court Is Without
Jurisdiction.
Norfolk. V* . January S.?Fudga
J. y w r-?- attrfcaa hi MM NMMwta * ?
r*?-etra<k pro**vu r ion* by ?pe< lal
designation <?? flovprnor Mann. to day
iaxjafaa] ha' undft fh? *tatuf*> law of
v iretnia .?? wi"en the eircuii nir>
? <-??rr? <>f rh?. v..-. ,,:e *:?h., |i artajkaal
' f?t>'Mjrr?T?? iuri?d:< ? tor. Tv. Ihe I rial
of indi? - o.ent* < ha'finc n?~r ir?i k
bookmaking and tha' tJJaj (?endir.?:
p'i'f, ij?kMM mu?t he heard in n.MCi*
lra'?* < ourT where original .iuri*dt'
!u?i hea exc|ij?|velv On motion ??'
, Common wealth'* v^ornev Marshall
?I'ldae Wei' -<??.* "fieri 'he lndl?tmenf
for. trial l-efo-e letio? R T Fow*ll.
of \fa*ona rrrrk .id 'h* trial* huve
I*? ??>? for h*arin? *? 0?-*>*jn \:?w
at n * a M to morrow
'udC* \V#*t ir (irmc d*ci?ton *aid
th?' -h? !??*? i?.'ere?t. of *he s'ate
o* \'i'alnia demand* -ha' th*>law* he
' ?!?? ti? toit a* h* found 'hem wrl"*n
he w*? fo-r-*?l to deride 'ha- the etr
? o-ir'? wee*> wttho'it ??on^iirren*
JarwAttctfcan and that ortainal jurta
I. *ior. Ito* *oi?lv in th*> m?a??t*r;ai
Tha ea*aa can ?hareforr not
r*e*r h th* uppar eour*.?K't1'
ir ? h* *rant of eor.eietion tn -h* lr>w*r
"?I'- and thor. on apr** h" 'h*
defert**
MVU i m ?Hrn nur nun <
N*?rr> I *h.T?- in Quarrt Pit ln?tantiy
MM.
Armaia Va . January U ? wniiaaa
Ma ? r*?r?ei?W? c-o:ora". a an of
an -.far fearr. met ? horr'.Mr
-laath 5 e*'?>e4ay whan ona or tha lona
and tkfktly-wtratehad oabl? of ih?
quarry or th*> Arron 8lata Manufaetur
ir*g Company krafea away franj ita
f??'*>nlnp? or ??''irp and a!>inr?d
into the quarry pit. striking Hail on
the back of the ~k-iII an<1 killing him
instantly Kr l.llorer was iiimmoiied.
but found that the skull had been
. -u-hed like an egg-shell Hail left a
wife and children The quarry la a
new one and is owned principal}' by
Maryland ompital
? e-Oert Oirertsrair.
v ockholders nt the Standard rsper Msa
ufsrtunnc I oniesnt in sonus) meeting: <~
terdst re-eler-cted without rbaur the entire
rl rt ..rstee The directors named scam ??
offn er? of the compsnt Kooert ?* ''mmp.
president < H Button v st-*? president slid
JsRie? P Rjrlsnd ?c, r?-Iar> 'r.a?u-er
The hosed of director* ?Mmiai? of lirar. *
i. t alesiin* | tutor Willi***?. ''. H
SuMon Tred s \ airnttr.r and R * rsmrttp
Shampooing Thia Way
la Genuine Pleasure
The 'irre has pa**ed when women
pice over half a day to a mueey. un
satisfactory shampoo. writes Mrs
Mae Martyn. authori'r on beairty
and now instead of going to the hair
dreeeer ?!?? perform* this teile' fuge
tlor. m her own home 'aklng hut a
few minute* and obtaining fa' mare
satisfactory result*.
??A teeaponnftil of eenthroa dia
enleed In a cup of bet wa'sr mire
?? ? te?iture for a delightfully
southing end r eenrlng shampoo Thl*
e e. a r: -h white lather that mw>
?. ?* all dust and darsdTuff. neutral
teas eieees "11 sod el as nee* evere
strnnd of hat' Itm* ng loeeee aal?
end *-?ip immeeule'ely clean and pr?e>
me>te? e he? I the rendition in both.
With iwnthro? *hamiw?oe a luxuriant
growth "f g'ose^ hair richly beautiful
?n it* natural lint la certain to he the
teaee* of eeery weena*."
