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Giratar RJebmoud's tl-;?te.t Newspaper, '
SliP??inp^ ?rriS^l> ?i^palrh
ClUSATI?ST WA.Vl AM? It U Ali I7S
TATlfl UfSUIUai l.\ VIUU1MA, A.\D
O.NU Ol Tlljj UEMT IM AMCIUOA.
Wanl Ad Kales
Dally, tut ocut per word %yhen paid
tu advance. Au Ad. tuktui Cor lese tlutu
tvu cents,
one anil one-bait cents a word nil
cluBMlUcNtlaua except Situation Wanted
tor Sunday. Sltuntlou Wuuledi one eeni
?i word. .No AU. Sanda) luken fur l? ">?
than urtteu ceuta.
Au Ada. taken fur Ivan ilimi l?t~t>
li??? cenla when phoui u tu ?r r.?urn?.-?i
ui tin- counter.
I'hvne ordern not guaranteed,
? laaslDeal luua urn guaranteed after
Di:tU I?. M.
l or bu?luenH ci.ntrni'.m, aend for the
Want Ail. Sinn. I'lio-..- llonrua I. ?
iiuui uau j ounti
L' 1. a TSl N* 'ii >>l' KWYS ' 'with
fire uluim key No. 1360 on bunch.
Finder will please return to No.
7 Engine 116uHe, Tenth and Ciiry.
l}ciu u-taiiuD, u^alc
%^$rn^\7~\<l^T^~?Ki^^? keep!
doctor's books: must know short?
hand. Address "R." care Tlrous
situations! waarttco, as*aie
itteGIHTERED PHAR M A' 'IST DESIRES
position ut ohvu; both city and coun-l
Sv A N T KiXXr ONCET 'Tos IT 1 ON ?X I
l?rm by young Eugilsniiian; married,!
sober, reliable; can tun mid manage
engines and machinery; first-class]
farmer! dairying and stoekralslng a
Specialty; lir.u-class references fur?
nished; will consider any fair prop- ,
bsttiOII, Statu w.>ges. etc., first letter.
Address .!'>;jn 1 . STAMPER, Ccntrc
\ M.I_
DRUGGIST WISHES POSITION! FIVE
years' exporlence; good jreference.
Address DRUGGIST, care Times
Dispatch.
?REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTS !
position: can furn'sh good reference
..r.d urn hot afraid Of work. Address,
K 7*1, care Times-Dispatch._
.WANTED] BY YOUNG MAN. PO.S1- j
tloh as cojluctor or bookkeeper Two
years' experience ? ?Meeting in this;
city. Know the city thoroughly. I
Can liUo keep any set of books.
References furnished, Address K ;
t ? -i. ? : ? ?_i
lirlp CeliuUrD J'-rnnilr
wANT'fcuT "T?iT" small' cTouNTfi^y
hotel, reliable cOOk. Wages 2u dol?
lars,, also housemaid waitress; wages !
11) dullais. room In the uotel. Apply |
at once MRS. BURROW, Gludste
Hotel, Vs.
ftgriltg CUUillt?
. ? I _&?, H v inn ?? , i; j
&Uuat(on0, ptotcssfonal
V. i .ii.i>. by- A 'HiAl.r.vn-; VvTTH
J301VCE9
be res HON81 RLE Fol
"v, .. . 1>. TUB I'L'LLIC TO KNOW I
thai j.MlNKb BROS-, Jewelers, Mj
East Mala Street, buy, ?eil, exchange
. "I M ? '?. DIAMONDS IN THE
I.\~ i, *T STYLES, ulii gold and sll
v?l tlwiys taken In < vc-.atn.-e.
r
ponlii j'. Pct? dnil i.iDc stork
IWANTE] ? ' T< > r- IELL ^j'V.'iirri:' LEt>
i
?
11"Yi~ S?LE,' X HANDSOME PAIR OF 1
line hackney driving horses, gray and
bid; llntl action; weight about l.iuo
pounds selling on account or buying
DAVID H1R.SH, Fred? ri? k -
"?oacDtnjj
v. .\.:.:.Mi.n AND LADIES
or couple, nice, large, coOi, attractive
looms, large porches and yard; w'th
rooms; co.,: brl^li houav, bath on
each Uoor; excellent table board;
plmty mlik and cream. MBS. C. W.
ROGERS, 204 E Frcdei ck .Street,!
Stnunton, Va. I
i URN'iSHBD ROOMS AND BoXSiT; |
hotae comforts. ?03 North Fifth
street. _
f i]: S111A BDB ROOM S WITH BO AR D; |
also table board. 401 East Grace.
MdtS. C. K. BOWBRS. 115 E. FRANK
lin, rooms and bo^rd fur permanwnt
and tram ? nt guests; dining room
well euuIppeeL_
?MRa LEH STRINB LIPSCOMB, HAN
over Cafe. lOu West Franklin. Sum?
mer rates, Transients a specialty.
f-;
Lx?oni? Xor Ufnt
tv*A^Ei^r^r^oi~rTi7ir^io^
large, COOl front room. With board,
by month or rummer; ge>od bo ation,
lice, i' depot. Nice eool porchcS;
plenty shade. Good water. Apply
? Ml.oNlAl. Im'/i A.. Haiio\er. Va.
tI4 EAST CLAV; C??i, iCLEAN FUR
nlshed rooms- transient also.
FHO.N'T. ADJOINING AND HALL
rooms for rent; very reasonable. 1115
West Avenue._
TWO NICELY FURNISHED iTtSb.MS.
second Uoor, adjoining bath; private
family, i'ltl E. Franklin. Mad.son
73IO_ _
j~fli ELY FURNISHJ3D BOOMS. Wlfll
or without board, 7 is Kast Mar
ahall._
?T?T) NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent; reasonable rent to stendy
lenantt; all conveniences. 3??2 East
Grace. Phone Madison ?;??:'.
er ????- -tL
JSCfOl C?tntr j or =?alc
inches, SOUthSldO Floyd Avenue, in
the '-".'OO block; cheap to quick buyer.
Address P^O. Box 220. City._
WANT TO SELL A IIOFSE AN I > NINE
lots, two blocks from car line. Stop:
30, in Highland Springs. Apply for
terms.
FOD SALE, A MODERN S-IIOOM
home, 2200 block Hdnover Avon?o;
in.ist complete house in West End.
$6,200 buys this. DlilXKAIilV.,, 123
1-j North Sixth,
Ural eoiaic Jf?c Ucnt
ifoh'^TifE "srViMKi: MONTHs:. " rio
Vlstn Cottage, at entrance to Coun?
try Club. Apply at Rio Vi ST A
j. STORE-_
?Ton RBNT, DENTAL OFFICE ON
Alain Street. Danville, Va.; be.it loca?
tion in city: tine opening; possession
August 1. Address E. H. MILLER,
iMiiville. V.i_
HUal (E?tatc CUdiur?
Cfsr^Yid'i: V\i;.vs wiTH jTXTcoi^
NELLY A C<'. Write postal for nec
twary blajnka_
JT-Itlt? j'Of tEffil
sfOK^HF.NT, NI-'KI.V FU1 IN I Si 1 ED
flat; all conveniences. 2016 Grovo
i Ave. ,
DAILY PUZZLES'
A word meaning ploep?
ANSWER to 1'kstk't WAT'S puit.1.18. I
R?rtbn.
JOC &ill?
w"sin ?le"xit eck6 'jSfD^JAG? i
furniture wagon, grocery end butch-1
or wugdna. richardson BROS.; !
tilli Brook avo._j
MOTOltUYCL.ES aKD Si CYCLES, NEW
and second-hand, repairing of nil .
_kln.'.s. TOMPKINS. 32. WtH llroud.!
FOR BA LU. c VLINDER DISC TALK -
inn machine and utords on easy,
terms. C. B. UAYNES at CO.. l.i
I West Broad_
M;\\ ARRIVAL Of i THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition,
and at r? isouabte prices. Come)
and set them. I'ARID'S, J17 North
Fifth._
GROCERY STORK DOING 12 SU PER
\veok foi sale Ih Jackson Waid; will
also sell property. Apply 1221 BL
?
FOR .sali;. "CHEAP, A COMPLETE
set of carpenter's tools, IIS f?l i htst
und contents, Apply to ELSNEE
bros., IT'.i East .Main Streut.
p-eVrlam manitV ti 'Ki:cV;'"?'i;t- '?
: ? ? on pb ?? i. lil.l.J Olli) & er,
MEYER'S BUGGIES ARE GUARAN-j
4.TELY LABOE.
;. w, very rea-i
lii"ti _'
Uff, Coal an? CQoot
. . . 9 LARGE DRY OAK AND PINE
ti now Selling at summer prices:
also s-laliS. cheapest wood sold; all
of my coal Is rrc<|-burning and at!
?Ummer price. Order not* and pa>>
oh It weekly. Virginia anthracite a j
..nly 16.SO this month, sampln sent!
tree. E- T. LONG, 1G06 West Broad j
im.ATl: ICE. I'TEEST and BEST KOil :
all uses and the most economical. |Q ;
tents per hundred. Try a. load of|
our pine and oak wood, which lo dry i
and under .?- leiter, TYLER & RYAN, i
1001 West Cary._Madison 1979.
WOOD A NI) CO A ii
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN C1TT;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company : 11.50 naif-cord, da
VI d M. LEA & CO. i none Monroe
CS6.
Automobiles (or fealc.
}??.. SaXe CHALMElTa Di'TROlT." a"''-'
horscpuwer touring car. fully equip- ;
ped: nearest olfer to il.bO') takes .t;
Iirst-Ua.-.-i condition. WM. P. AT- ;
KINSON CpMPANY. Box 101. Pe- I
tersbjrg. Va._I
cadillac, 1911 model, four-pas- j
Stinger; Just overhauled. Apply;
bhenandoah motor CO.
Lumina 23oarUinB
THE ENONOR COTTAGE, ON CRESA- \
peace Bay, Wlllougl.by Beach. No
! mosquitoes, ho land breeze; modern]
conveniences. For lates address
y. ,'Ta ENGLAND. Willoughby Reach. I
i;".t'i.l. . ... INN. ON ' HAMPTON !
Roads, country and seashore com- ,
.:.? :. with city convenience*. Send i
for literature to the MISSES TABB. i
_1 lamp ton. _\"s._I
D1GGS COTTAOE. .OCEAN VIEW. VA.
fronting Chesapeake Bay. modern in!
I ever> respect; boarding, lodging.1
bathing fishing; bfht accommodations I
guaranteed. MRS. if. A. DlGGS, Pro-.
! prb tress.
LARGE, shady LAWNS, brick
buildings, with up-to-date bath
rooms, lighted witii gas; macad?
amised road to station. Folder and
terms on application. Drawer U,
V..._
cClt?RffD
wa"ntT;dT~ ;o BUy~'ifiVE~~g"o?sE
It-atliers; est price paid. LEVY,
I The Upholsterer. 425_w. Broad St.
Wan t i ; i >; to buy for cash.
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madison .3851;_
WANTED, SECOND-HAND BUSS. PIxT^
passenger, In good condition. Box
;' 357, Farmvllle, \'a-_
fur niti ire wanted.?wili. BCy
household goods of any kind and any'
amount. Phon?- Madisdn 11-0-5.
iij)iiJcrlliincuii>5
get' Tt3 u h^n"? mf?~~upT
WE ARE EXPERT SIGN PAINTERS.
Prices cut lu rock bottom. QualU)
guaranteed. Prompt service. You
s..nifc money. VIRGINIA SIGN
WORKS. U'.'U E. Main Street_
sTl?E REPAIRING.
_
76c II ALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. SOo |
ladles; every pair sewed; !;e.-:t leath- .
er, no m.-tls. no jiegs. Roval rul>-j
Der heels, ?50; Tred-AIr rubber heels,
tUc; leather hfcvls rebuilt like now,!
i5c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTOR Y, 71? E. Main. Phone Mon-j
LOANS.
Jo.OOO
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York rates. N. F.
JACOBS & SON. No. HIS S?rth Ninth.
SLIP COVERS.
SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER,
fuinituru polished and repaired.
L-dVY, tlio Upholsterer, 42*. West
.-iroad.
SLIP COVERS.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, mil BED I
room or parlor. '.ado to fit. HYD
Nor ft HUNDLEY, inc.. Seventh und
Grace. Madison 3204.
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. $1
per load. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, automobiles, pianos at TOMP
KINS. 327 West Broad._
RATS AND MICE.
I GUARANTEE TO RID YOUR
premises Of rats and mb'e and save
you from waste, expense and an?
noyance. Letters from physicians,
banker.1 and prominent citizens prove
my claim. l'hono or write OTTO
ORKIN, Monroe J224, American Bank
Building.
PHONOGRAPHS.,
WHEN YOU BUY 1-OOK FOR THE
I name Edison If you wunt ono you
can understand every word on tho
I record. C B. HAYN KS A Ctx
XTuctton ?nlc?, jfutace Dava
By J. Thompson Brown Jfe Co.,
1113 Main Street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE WATER I'OWtll & CSvRlST
ILL. SOUTH RICHMOND BETTER
KNOWN AS 'TOlJli ?c JUSTIS" Mil.:..
AND EATER OPEHAT0D BY the
MANCHESTER MIL!/". L\"C. AND
32 I/)TS NEAR "DUNDEE," FOREST !
HILL PARK
Bv virtue of a deed of trust, dated I
February 15, 190". and recorded in tho
K? stings i.'?iirt, Part S, of the ctty of
Richmond, Vol 37, page 7. it tbu tin- I
derstgned trustee to secure certain
notes therein described, default be'-ig i
mode and being required so to do. snu ?
in order to close an esti'?.??, i will av'l
at public auction, oh thf preiniuus,
THURSDAY, JUDTf 11.
r, p. 3d*.,
the property described In said deed as
follows:
jr. "Certain mill property on the
Manchester ' .1 fin I. in <dty of Manche?-!
ter, Vo , fronting 50 f-'t mi northern I
nldo of :. street no feet wide called
i Canal Street, and ruhiilnp: back to
James R:?e-, togetiit-r wirn sitl mar
.hlnory in said m il. ilciit iltle and
interest i" all wa:-r prlylleK'is ob-,
tained under leas- with tbu Vlrgln'a
Electric Railway and Development
Company, This mill has a capacity |
.?r between 530 and sic btt?l?els daily
and about seventy ?JitK**'"1 :?invr.
Then ?
S V rURDAY. H'l.v In,
B P. M..
II All their rieht, title and lnOreyt :
in a plot of CO ncr"- of land in the
county of Chesterfield, about one mile
from the city of Manchester. Va., near
Forest Mill Pari:, and between th"
River Road und Midlothian Turnpike,
sabl Interest comprising 10 lots ?"sll3
feet to nn alley on an avenue fronting I
??Kunde.-.- near Forest mil Park; if| !
lots 3".X]|". feet Oll Park Avenue, South
Richmond, and 12 lota 3"xl43 to an
alloy on Westham Street Plal of sabl
lott Will be exhibited at sa>.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale,
any unpaid tax-s find to pay the f^l-i
lcvlng notes: F'Ve i:.:> f"r Sl.f.OO
bach, with Interest on each neb* re?
spectively, a* follows: frbni February
13 1007, 1908, 1909, 1910 :>:id 19-11, and
two notes for (S6.no eh.cn, with int-^r si
from Auuust. 1?,. ]3>7. and February IS.
two f< r $r-a earl), with Inten I
from February 13, ldOK; and August 13,
two for $337.50 each, with Int'-r
esi fron February 13, 1909, and Aii
cust 13. J909; two for j;;*. each, with
Interest from February 13, 1?''', and
August 13. 101O-. two for Hi: So ench.
with Interest from February 13. 1011,
and August 13, 1511 and balance In
one year, ? per cent. Interest, secured
by a deed of trust.
CH VRL.ES" L. T >DD
I Administrator for Charles T, Todd,
Trustee.
.1 THOMPSON BROVV7N ."?? CO.,
Auctioneer.-.
NOTE ?While above iirs t?rms pro
Scribed by the deed, by consent more
liberal t'lir.f can I.? nrrahged
By j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
113 Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
CENTRALLY l/lfATKD BRICK
DWELLINGS, NOS. 227 AND 2HM
TWENTIETH, NEAR BROAD ST..
PAYING 10 PER CENT.i AT PUBLIC
AUCTION ON THE PREMISE'S,
WEDNEBDA V. JULY 10. '
6 P. M.
These are two.story briek dwellings
of six rooms each, it. good order; city
water and sewers, and occupied by
go..<! tenants at a rental which will
pay or tri'.re on prospective sell
ir.c price, or will make snua homes In
a trentert and attractive rn-krhborhood
f? ?:? people of moderate means; near to
Auctioneers.
Prison als
human" hair "noVouT 'and" "fold
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third._
NEW arrival OF THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition,
atid nt reasonable prices. Come
and see them. yarid's, 217 North
Fifth. _
JDibi?cnb izotttrs.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company
Richmond, Vj? June 25. 1512.
I "DIVIDEND?THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared a yeml
annual dividend of rive per cen:
(fl.25 per share, and free from tax),
payable July 1st next, to stockhold?
ers of record June 25. 1912.
Transfer books closed from this
date to July 4th, inclusive. Divi?
dend will be mailed to stockholders.
?.:. in s ..f a.bires-. should r.? noti?
fied the company.
WM. II. McCAF.TKY. Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, N. C. June 2Mb. 1912
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
lantlc Co :.-'. Line Railroad Company
lias declared a dividend of three and
onc-hnlf per cent, on the Common
Capital Sto.:k of th:# Company, pnv
abje at the office of th? Treasurer;!
at Wilmington, North Carolina, on
and after July 10th, 1912, to stock?
holders of record on June l&th. 1912.
The transfer books are closed from
tho 19th day of June, 1912. U> ttic
11th day of July. 1913, both intrusive.
JAMES F. COST,
_. ... .: ? r.
Sheetings
Virginia Building a:..i Loan Co.""
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this companv will
be held on TUESDAY, Julv 9, 1912, at
4:30 P. M. C T. LOEHR, !
_Secretary. ]
The Building. Loan and Trust Co..
of Manchester, Va.,
Richmond, Va.. Julv 3, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Building. Loan
and Trust Company, of Manchester,
Va . will be held at the Mechanics
nr..I Merchants Bank on TUESDAY
July 9, at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
J. W. BRONAUGH, JR..
_Scrrotn ry_and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL M FETING < <V Tin':
stockholders of the Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company will be held
at the office >t thu company. Gov?
ernor and Ross Streets. Richmond
Va.. TUESDAY. July 16. 1912. at 12
o'clock M.
B. W. LIPSCOMB.
_ _ Secretary.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel in th*
South. European plan. Rooms Hingis
and en suite, with and without baths
Spacious sample rooms.
Rpcclnl Summet llntcs. Club Brcnk
I fast
FISHING SEASON
NOT PROFITABLE
Some of the Menhaden Plants
Have Suffered Heavy
Losses.
Lancaster,' Vo., July 7.-The fishing!
season thus far has been almost
total failure. Dur'ng the months of
March and April and May the tlsh
trappers caught fewer edible Ush titan
during any year since the beginning
of tli;|! Industry, and since that time
the Menhaden fisheries have done a
losing business. In the four counties
?of Lancaster, Northum be rA; ltd. Aw
comock und Northampton thcro are
eighteen or twenty Menhaden (Fsh fac?
tories, in which millions of dollars are
Invested and thousands of men are
employed; but up to this time it Is
doubtful ? whether any one of these
expensive plants lias made expenses ;
Hi's season, and It Is known that Some
of them have been losing several thou?
sands of dollurs each week; Luring i
the past week some of the steamers
engaged In catciui.K llsh have been
fairly successful, and It i:; hoped that'
the Menhaden have headed f"r the
Chesapeake. A few weeks of good
llshlng will enable all the plants to
repair their losses and make addi?
tions to their permanent funds.
The Rev. Thomas D. Wesley, re?
cently called to the pastorate of tue.
Presbyterian churches at Sharp's.
Wharf, In Richmond county, and ?t !
Woem's, In Lancaster, was duly lr.- !
?^tailed during the j.ast week. Dr. j
Cielmore, of Portsmouth, and Or.
Christian, of N'oifoik, and the Rev.
II. L. Walton, former pastor of these
churches, conducted the installation
services.
I Tho Rev. J. P. Essex, who for some
; years past has teen pastor of the j
Baptist churches in and around LTr
banna, haB tendered his resignation to
accept a coll to th'^ Baptist Church at
Blacksburg, Va,
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Rappabannock Baptist joclation
? will hold Its annuel meeting in the
I Irving ton Baptist Church on the 17th
land ISth instants. The Rev. William
j Leckhart Ball. p. D., of Riehmond, \vlll
. preach the annual sermon.
I The RC liev. Robert ,A; Gibson.
Episcopal bishop of Virginia; will
I visit the churches In Christ Church
Parish during the fourth week of the]
j current month and administer the
j ritt- of confirmation.
Extensive preparations are being
j made for the three camp meetings
? that will be held this summer In the j
I lower counties of tho Northern Neck.
and it Is thought the attendance at
'them all will be trreater than ever
' before The Methodists hold their |
I encampbent at Marvin drove, In the
. southern part of Richmond county,
? while the Baptists hold two, one at j
Klrkland drove, In Northumberland,
i the other at Whartoh Grove, In Lan?
caster. New cottages are In the
course of erection and Old ones are;
befng repaired, the grounds improved j
and everything put In order. Tho I
Methodisis are disappointed in not se?
curing Bishop Kiigo as their leading,
preacher at Marytn Grove this year.
At. one time he had consented to come,
B"ut afterwards fojtid out that his
engagements would not permit him lb
do so. The committee will make ef?
forts to secure another stern and at?
tractive preacher to take his place.
Farm crops are luoking wed ana
promise a fine return, but gardens are
beginlng to suffer for tain.
Executive Committee Also to
Make Regulations for Sena?
torial Primary.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.] |
I Raleigh, N. C. July 7.?When the
I Democratic State Executive Committee!
meetS here Tuesday evening there will
be some action taken as to tho regu?
lations for the senatorial primary, as
well as the election of thu State chair-i
man to serve the next, year Instead of
Chairman A. H Klier. who expects to I
retire after two most creditable terms
of ottice. The most-talkeii-of candi- I
date for the chairmanship Hon.'
Clyde Iloey, of Shelby. Hon. Cameron!
Morrison was much talked o: as thu :
most probably choice of the commit?
tee until he made the positive state?
ment some weeks ago that he would
I not undertake the duties of tho chair-!
I manship. it Is expected that there]
! will be some clashing Interests to liar-1
I m?nize In tau matter of the rules ,
l for the S< nati lal primary, but no real- |
i ly serious clash IS anticipated in this!
I respect.
At a mfeting of the Wnke County!
Dctnocratii Executive Committee just'
lield, Percy J. Oliver was elected coun- !
ty chairman, he having served as tern- j
porary chairman for several months
past. Wake county Democracy pre- j
sents the most united front this cam-1
paign the Democrats have shown In]
several campaigns. The Indications are'
I that there will be a bigger majority j
!than tho county has given in many
, years.
The city of Raleigh laid six miles;
of concrete sidewalks during June Inj
a special Campaign for sidewalk Im-1
provement In the outlying sections of
the City. There is fifteen rnllea more!
of concrete ..'ready mapped out for
immediate construction. it Is belu^1
done by the city and charged to the
. propOrty-Own? rs.
Will Davis, colored, has been bound!
I over to conn without bond on charge
of attacking a small negro girl. Ho
will be tried this week during a term
j of cpurl to be convened Mondav by '
Judge G. S. Ferguson. There Is also
a murder CSSC to be tried this week,]
.loo Coolt. charged with the murder
of another r.'gro lnst week nt W?n
dell. 1
In the final settlement of the contest
that ha* been f'ti for some lime over
the allotment of space in the fireproof
State building under construction, the
stato Building Commission decided to
adhere to the original plan to give
tho State Library the first floor and
tho Historical Fomrnlssion und Hall of
History the BCOOnd floor, and to glyo
the Supreme Court the third and fourth
Moors for the Supremo Court Library,
court room, oillces for tho Justices, the,
clerk of the court ami Attorney-Gen?
eral. This leaves out of tho building
lite State Department of Education and
tho Deportment of Insurance, that it
was originally planned to have In tho
new huildlnp The Historical Onmmis
Slon hits pledged to provide f'>r the
(Colonial Laues, the Daughters of the
Revolution and Daughters of the Con?
federacy a special room as headquar?
ters, thl* being at tho rennest of rep?
resentative- Of tho tlireo societies, who
appeared before the commission yes?
terday, the special committee being
Miss Ma: v Billiard lllnlon. for the
Daughters Of tho Rovohitlon, Mrs. Leo
Heartt. for the Daughters of tho Con?
federacy, and Mrs. W. J. Martin, for
I tho Colonial Damca.
STOLE FROM BANK
UNDER AUTO DRAIN
Pittsburgh, Pa.. July 7.?Mark M.
Poraoroy, u son of the famous "Brick" |
Pomeroy. arrested Wednesday on a I
charge of embezzling between $45,000 !
and $;o,oO0 from tho Citizens' Na- ?
tlonal Bank ot Port Allegheny, of :
which he wua assistant cashier, has I
made u complete confession, govern- 1
ment oltlo'als assert. He was taken to 1
Smethport by Deputy William <1. Dick,
connected with t.'nltod Stat-s District
Attorney John H. Jordan's office,
where he gave ball In the sum of $5.- I
000. The trial will take place nt Krle !
this summer
In his confession Pomeroy blamed
the automobile business for his pres- !
*nt predicament. Besides hla. work In
the Cltlcns' National Hank .ho bought .
and sold automobiles. He stole, ac?
cording to bis confession, that he
might be able to meet the demands on
.ils purse mode by big purchases of .
machines, expecting to replace tho .
amounts when he miule the sales.
Pomeroy's alleged peculation from
the Institution, in which ho was a
trusted employe, spread over a period
of six years.
Government oljlclals any it Is re- j
gairded as remarkable that his thefts
from t-he bank funds weie not sooner)
detected, although h's method of ;
"coverln;; up" during tho past three
yenrs was well n'gh perfect.
According to his confession as w-oll I
as the findings of the Government in
vestlgators, the assistant cashier con?
fined his Illegal operations to one,
particular department of the bank's :
business. lie worked entirely with !
certificates of deposit. When a patron,
deposited a sum of money with the. j
' tlzen'i National Hank for a certain
period of time, wlsh'ng to draw In- \
terest, Pomeroy slipped the money into \
his pocket, made his entries In tho i
bank books and marked them "paid."
T. <> entry was canceled Immediately.
Pomeroy's favorite amount for with?
drawal at one time rras $.".00.
j Durin? the first few yenrs the liabil?
ity of discovery was jrreat. but three
years ago an odd incident capped the
j climax of P' nieroy's tune and led tn a
steady -ontlnnance of the robberies.
The bank's certificates of deposit came
i In paid form. They were :1.000 In num
i her and were numbered from IT?O to
4700.
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS
MEET IN ASHEVILLE
tnntinl Convention is Largely At?
tended?Suit Against Southern
Compromised.
l.Spoclnl to The Tlmes-DIrpatch.l
Asheyllle, N, C. July 7.?The Rural
Mail Carriers' Association of Nonn
Carolina held Its annual meeting here |
on Wednesday and Thursday of Inst i
! w-eok. Tho meeting was the ninth an?
nual gathering of Die organization and
was one of the most enjoyable yet
'held. A number of good Speakers con- 1
? 11 United to the program, and matters
pertaining to good roads and other
ithlngs which Interest the men who'
deliver the mail* throughout the rural
districts were discussed. Tho social
features of the program Included a
drive over the Blltmore. estate and a
??iiv ride over the llnes of the Ashevlllc
Power and Light Company.
At the evening session of Thursday
i the following officers were named for
jthe coming pear: President. C. H. How?
ard, of .St. Paul; Vlce-1'resldent, J. M.
Hayes, of Burlington; Secretary, It C.
D, Beamsn, if Stantonsburg. The fol?
lowing members of the executive com
I mittcc were appointed: D. S. Hall, of
Burlington: W. B. Grant, of Statesvllle;
R. F. Gore, of Wilmington. |
Approximately 200 students of the
Knoxvlllo Summer School spent yes- j
terday here, having come to Asheyllle
for a day's outing. They wore met at |
the station with carriages, which drove
them through the property of George
W. Vanderbllt, at Blltmore, nnd inter \
they were guests at dinner, which was '
served on the roof garden of the Liui
gren Hotel. The day was spent In a
most enjoyable manner, and the s?u- 1
dent?, returned to the Tennessee city !
after a strenuous but pleasant dny.
Ah Interesting case was compromised I
here Wednesday afternoon when Rev. I
George Gates accepted a check for
$100 in settlement of ull claims against
tho Southern Railway, having entered
suit a little over a year ago for $100.000.
Rev. Mr. Cates is an evangelist and Is
well known in the western part of this
State. He bus conducted several series
of meetings hero, and he alleged that
on January 13, 1911, he boarded one of
the Southern's trains nt Blltmore, wltft
the Intention of going to Henderson
vllle. He arrived at the station too 1
late to exchange his mileage for
a ticket, and when he explained the
matter to the conduator he alleged that
he was ejected from the train In a very |
rough manner and that he suiTere-d sev?
eral injuries and was humiliated. The
railway company contended that tho]
minister was not handled roughly and j
that the conductor was clearly within
his rights when he ejected him front j
the train.
Professor \V II. Hipp, who for the
past two years has been principal of!
the Blltmore Graded School, hus been 1
chosen by the County Board of Edu?
cation to fill the of lire of superintend- 1
ent of Instruction of Buncombe county,
to Bucoeed Professor A. C. Reynolds, 1
who resigned n short time ago In order .
that ho might take tho position or
principal of the CuIIowhee Training
School. Professor Hipp will enter upon j
his new duties at once. Ho has hnd'i
several years' experience In school j
work and was highly recommended to !
the members of tho Board of Educa- j
tlon. There were n number of appll- I
cunts for the. Position
A. S. Hill, an employe of the baggage ;
department of the Southern Railway,
Is in a serious condition n? tho result
of a self-inflicted gash in his throat.
The young man Is said to have at?
tempted suicide In a fit of despondency
caused by ill health and overwork. He.
had seventeen stltotjos taken in his
throat, and while his condition Is very
st-rious. It Is believed that he will re?
cover.
While thousands of electric bulbf I
cast a brillinnt glow on tho public'
square, and the lights from tho Lan- j
gren Hotel shone brightly on the
street, Clyde Melton, late Friday night,
on North Main Street, shot and prob?
ably fatally wounded E. D. Swlnney.
reloaded his revolver nnd walked into
tho arms of a policeman, who was at
tracted to tho scene by tho sound ol
tho shots. Melton claims self-dcfenso
for his action.
J, M. Moseley, s motorman, who has
boon In the employ of tho AshovJUo
Power and Light Company for the past
cloven years, suffered scvero Injuries
Friday afternoon when the passenger
car Which he was running collided with
a work car on South Main Str'ict. The .
Injured man was taken to the Merl
wctltor Hospital, where his right lieg
was removed above the knee, and It j
was found that his left kneecap tin 1
fractured and ho had sustained several
bruises nbout the head. None of the,
passengers was hurt
IT
?NIC PLAGUE
Strict Precautions Ordered at All
Atlantic and Gulf
Ports.
Washington, July 7.?Every Atlantic
.?-nil gulf port Is to-day enforcing strict
precautions asrulnst the spread of bu
borilo plague Into this country. Sur?
geon-General Blue, of the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service, tele?
graphed orders to the officials at Port?
land. Maine; UoHton. Providence. New
York. Pertli Amboy, Baltimore, Norfolk,
Wilmington, Charleston. Savannah, New
Orleans. Pensacola and Gulve'ton.
They were, directed, in view of the
plague outbreak at Havana and T*drto
Bleb, to confer witii the city health
Officials und urge tho collection, exam?
ination and destruction of rats, espe?
cially on tho water front. Flea-Infest?
ed rats are the most common means of
Spreading tho plague. Passed Assdst
ant-Syrgeon R. II. von Kr.dorf was or?
dert l from Mobile to assist In the out?
going quarantine at Havana.
Dr. Uuiteras, the Marine Hospital
representative at Havana, telegraphed
to-day that there waK a heavy mortal?
ity of rats on Mercaderos Street, close
to the source of the plague case.
Orders went to Havana to commence
thorough fumigation of all vessels
bound for the United Stutca. Imme?
diately on the discharge of cargo, rats
will be destroyed and the vessels pro?
hibited from going to or lying at toe
?locks or wharves there. Tho freights
will be Inspected and certified on bills
ol health. No crews are to be Shipped
In Havana, and no shore liberty will b?
allowed crews there.
All passengers at Havana will hav<f
to bo certltiud individually prior to
their departure for this country, show?
ing that they have not resided in the
infected districts for seven Jays. Oth?
erwise they will be detained seven days
in "Trlsconla," the old detention camp
near Havana.
Key Wi st and Now Orlonn? will care?
fully Inspect passengers and crew as
to their temperature and fumigate
vessels against rats until the otticials
are notified that the precautionary
measures are being carried out In Ha?
vana, At Key West vessels from Ha?
vana must lie In stream or take meua
urc s to prevent rats from getting
ashore.
The New- Orleans authorities will In -
Rpeot Hi- unloading and rofumigatlou
it necessary.
wkeck victim IICIUElt.
Funeral of Dr. Ellis Ivo, Who Wnn
Killed In IaickiMTnuiiu Disaster.
[Special to Tile Times-Dispatch. 1
Suffolk, Va., July 7.?The funcr.il
services over the remalnu of Dr. Bills
Hey, only son of Mrs. Dee Bvltt, of
this city, who was killed on July t
In the wreck on the Erickawarmu Rail?
road, near Corning. N. V.. were con?
ducted this afternoon from the Main
Stieet Methodist Church, by Rev. R. M.
Mnxcy, the pastor, asulaled by all of
the pastors of the dUVcront churches
? f tlio city. Dr. Ivey was resident
physician at Relievue Hospital, New
York '.'My. and was returning from a
vacation In Canada when he was kill
id.
A message from Dr. Brannou, pres'
dent of Relievue. to Mrs. Brltt stated
that his hospital, as well us many
outers in New York City, had their
flags at half-mast and would remain
so until the remains of their com?
rade were laid to rest In his native
State.
Dr. Ivcy Is the stepson of Lee Rr tt.
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Nansemond county, and a prominent
uttornev of Suffolk.
TREED FOR SIX HOURS
BY BIG MOTHER BEAR
Fifteen-Year-Ola uiri Suddenly r.n
countered Anlmnl with
Cutii In Wood*.
Kinney, Minn. July 7.?While hunt?
ing for n lost cow In the woods ad?
jacent to her father's homestead seven
mites north of Kinney. Mary Mclnhes,
fifteen years of age had an experience
that she will not soon forget.
Misp Mclnnos had penetrated a dense
thicket thinking tt might be concealed
thereiu when she encountered a black
bear with two well-grown cubs. Whe
was almost upon the animals before,
jlii! saw them.
Screaming the girl scrambled ovor
fallen logs and dead brush the en?
raged bear coming after her. Coming
to a small tree ahe grasped the lower
boughs and drew herself up from
bough to bouirh until out of Immediate
harm's way. The bear walked around
tho trunk of the tree looking up every
few seconds and sniffed the ntr. It
made several attempts to climb the
tree but Its efforts were failures owing
to the small girth of the trunk which
prevented tt from getting a solid grin.
The weather was very cold and an the
evening wore on it became utmost Irn
posalble for the girl to retain her hold
on the boughs through cramps In the
arms and the stiffness from cold.
When dnrkness came on the parents
and eider brother became alarmed at
her long absence and started out with
lanterns to find her calling loudly ns
they proceeded through tho woods
Miss McHnnes heard the calls and en?
deavored to answer them but found
It impossible to make even the slight?
est sound probably on account of the
cold and nervousness. As the search?
ers drew- nearer, however, she was
heard calling faintly. The animals
must have been frightened1 off by the!
lantern light, as nothing was seen of |
them by the rescuing party.
Miss Mefnnes collapsed when taken
from her perilous position. She had
been In the tree about six hours.
McGuire's University School
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA. j
FORTY-BIOHTH SV.SSION begins Sep.
tembor IS. Thorough prepartlon for uni?
versity, college, technical school. U. S. Naval;
suit Military Academies. Primary depart?
ment (or ?mall boys, with separate Instruc?
tors, Htudy-haU, and recitation rooms. Tim
Principal wll! bn at 7 N. Hi lvld-.ro St.. after,
Sept. r>. For full Information ace cataloiru*
ot boolt stores, or by mull.
JOHN P. McGUtRB, Principal.
-m?rm-raY? ptutautv
> A au
1 rv-iirui
I na? it .T.?tin.H row. - 1 tin
Virginia Military institute
"The west Point of the South"
Co;lcnlnto and technical coui-c? continued
with the- ri|(ld discipline of nn army post.
VlrglnlaCadCtl tuition free.
Inr.jhM, Vj. Gtn. E. W. NICHOLI, Supl
atlantic City ttr?urtd
Pacific and Arkansas Avrnun Spacious
I grounds, udjolu beach and honrrinnlk. Only
medlum-prlcea hotel where r;'?n may go
from hmn? to nt; In bathing a'.ttr? wlth
I ent Illing streets, which Is prohibited, t'ae
; rf i)?tli booses itrlth attendant t? cure for
jault* In free. Running water In rooms*
; Prent! und sea unter batha, piitilie mul pri?
vat?. Hpealal rule* ll.Co and np d.iMy- W-W
I to ?Ii *" weakly, Ihcludtng eholre tablet ?Up?
plied from own farm. White service. Or
|cliestra. Tennis court* and croquet grounds
I between liutol and beach, Booklet milled
I upon request.
I'.m I, O, ROSECUANb.
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON
And Fireproof Annex, Tonn, av., near Urach?
cetitnil: capacity "00-: opposite Prot, anil rath.
Churches; ninnmit water i:i rooms : private bath* :
,.<, ,i- t \eiceuili'- f i-. 'i. .''.vn farm : whitn
?11 v
SS id til wl.lv: *j..-.t. to ?nt.?O
Bklt. Spoelalriitea. R. B. I.mlv. M.D.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
MtcJilffan Avenue, near Bench.
Atlontlu City, X, J.
Capacity 2i0. Every modern con?
venience and comfort. Private baths.
Rooms With running water. Eleva?
tor. Special weekly rat??.
it. j. osBonrvE ? son.
ST. CHARLES
. A'o-t select location fronting the ocean.
I Thoroughly modern. Court?ou? service
l Bathrooms with hot and cold, fresh and
era water attachment?, otc. Magniflcent
I porches overlooking the Hoardwalk and
j oi ?an. Orchestra of soloists. Golf privi?
leges. Always open. Illustrated booklet.
NRWLrN HAINES COMPANT.
I IAt/11I LlwlL i,eIICh, A, food aK |h(, be>t
leap. 250. New, homelike: elevator; large,
I Cool. oCoan view moms, with l.ith.i; phones;
? ?xeellent table; whit,, service; inotnl be.la.
Especial rates. J." up weekly, 11.60 up dally,
j sat. to Mon. $.1. Booklet w. p. watts.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
%'iriflnla Ave. near Beach nnd Steel Pier.
Open surroundlnits. Capacity 5?. Hot and
cold a?a wntcr hnth?. Large roomi; south?
ern exposure. Elevator to street level,
spacious porches, etc. Special week ratca;
JS.60 up dally. Booklet. Conches meet
trains. COOPFlft & LREDS.
hot Eli majestic, Virzin!* ?v and
Beach; renovated throughout; centro of
attractions: ocean view; capacity r.OO; olo
vntor; private liatha; white service, etc.;
superior table! special fio up weekly; 11
up dally; booklet. 54. A. SMITH.
ISLESWORTrT
On th" or?on front. Virginia ev.j overlook?
ing famous Steel I'ler. Capacity 400. Special,
Hi SO up weekly; no extra charge for hot
sea water baths. Elevator, spacious porches,
private baths. Orchestra. Auto meets trains.
Booklet. W M. in MAN, Proy.
frank m. PIIOBBU9. Mgr.
Galen Hall
11V ?ril?: SEA.
HOTEL AM) 8ANATORTDM,
Atlantic City, N. J.
OA LBN HAM.
IN Till'. Mill \I\1XS,
\ I IRST-CI, \SS III), I.: .
Wernersville. Pa.
I*a Is. Y<M N'i, tirnrrnl Mnnnupr.
Hotel Kenderton
! Tennesfee Ave., third house from beach
i nnd pier; family hotel; private baths, ocean
View, elevator, tine porches, home cooking;
I special low early season rates.
J. O. .MITCHELL.
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Ave. Capacity 250. Rooms en
suite. Baths nnd running water. Excel?
lent table, 'th season. Same management.
ALBEMARLE
Virginia Avenue nnd Reach,
New throughout; capacity j'.O; privat?
baths, elevators. 4.1** feet wide. cool
porches; exceptional table, white service.
Special late*. |S, $10, #'.'.S0 up weekly: 12
Up dally. Booklet. J. P. COPE.
Tha most attractive and popular hotel far
Richmond visitors.
HOTEL BORTON
I an &t traction*,
und Proprietor,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Directly on the Ocean Front
Always Open.
WALTER BUZBY.
THE WIXTS1I1RE.
Virginia Avenue and Beach. Ocean view,
jlircatly Improved. Cap. 350. Prlvato baths.
running water In rooms, elevator, etc.
^tusic. H?ec|al. i IS. 64 up weekly; J2.S0 up
[ daily. Open all rha year. Booklet.
HAMi:Hl. ELLI3.
HOTEL RALEIGH
St. Charles Place and Reach. MO large eool
rooms; ocean view; private baths: running
water In rooms; tine porches; elevator:
electric lights, ete. pood and service of
the best. Very reasonable rates
_ _H. J. DYNES.
Hotel Iroquois
. Carolina av. and Beach, centre of all
I attractions. Capacity ioo. One of the most
modern and up-to-date. l<\> occan-slde rooms.
Private baths, running water In rooms. Ele?
vator. Music. Pine porches. White service.
Special rates: 511 up weekly: (.0 up dally.
Booklet. W. F. SHAW.
HOTEL ABSECON.
Virginia Vv.. near Beneb.
FtRJSPROOl ?Bt ILT <>." Bltlt K A srONEl
Everything that constitutes a Arst-clasa
hotel. Elevator, private bath*, etc, etc. 12.04
up dally; special weekly rates; booklet.
O. D. PAINTER.
. . . - 1_'-tag
efeummet JArsort?.
The Blue Mountain House
In The Heart of The Blue Itldjtc.
Elevation two thousand feat. Overlooking
tha beautiful Cumberland anil shenandoah
Valleys. Cool, bracing atmos|>!iere. All
amusements. Orchestra, dancing, tennis,
bowling alleys, poo'., saddle horses, etc.
Capacity (00. Rates $15.00 p-r week and up.
Descriptive booklet on application to BONO
& U1IIHONS. Props., lila,? .Mountain. Md.
? vi er i. vi- iioFsE,
The Mo -main Paradise,
Now open, extensl 'oly Improve. 1. Tho most
modern and finest located hotel In this
region. Culsln-.. of the highest standard;
white service. Orel.. Ill I, a clal diversions;
every out-of-door atausement! new. beau?
tiful Palm Court and Cite. Special July
and party rates. Booklet nnd uutc. maps
'"""'john PtntOT copsl :
BUie Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
The Valentine Museum
F.LKVKNTIl AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 p. it
Admission, 26c. Free on Saturdays.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND OLAY STREET?.
OPEN 9 A. M TO 6 P. M.
Admlas'.on. 2 So, Free on Saturday*.

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