The times dispatch. [volume], September 07, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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NAMES DELEGATES
TOU.C.V.REUNION
A. P. Hill Camp
Represented
Pulaski.
SUDDEN nFi\TH OF APOPLEXY
Annual Convention of Sunday
Schools of Prince George
County.
Petersburg! Va.. September 6.?At
the meeting Of A. P. Mill Camp. Con*
.federate Veterans, last night, dele?
gates were elected to a reunion t,, bu
held September 26-27 Iii Pulaski?ton
to the Confederate Grand ??ami' and
ten to Virginia Division of United
Confederate Veterans, both of which
bodies, w.ih the Grand Camp' of Sons
of Veterans, meet al the same time
?and in the same plate
The delegates appointed to the;
Grand Camp. Confederate Veterans, j
are: VC. ft. Harrison, .V U. Simmons. |
George W, Tucker. Putnttm Stltii, T. j
s. Beckwlth. Dr. E. C. Powell, W. B.
Horner, James E Caldwcli, 1V. Dar- |
aeott. .Indue J. M. M?llen
Delegates to Virginia Division;
United Confederate Veterans: lt. ti. j
Thompson. Robert Glillam, Sr., nichard
?
M. BiUgood. Himer Atkinson. William .
T Parham, Waiter N, Jones. Sidney \
M <;rcr.. J. It. W. Smith.
The Cotifedi rate organUatJohs
throticho-at the State are preparing !
for this annual reunion, and a large j
attendance is . spected. Mayor Woo l
lng. of Danville, l? commandant of the j
grand camp, and Major-Gerteral St?h
Boiling.- of Petersburg, is commando!
of the Virginia Division. United Con?
federate VetcrariSL Sponsors and maids
for the State at large and the t> n
congressional districts have beer, ap?
pointed.
Sudden nenth of ipoplexjr,
Mrs. Blanche V Barnes died ?ud
le to WaveHy from 1'
Apr:! last, and were
Two Quiet Weddings.
bert Tudor, both Of this citv were
irrled.
Officers Elected.
The annual meeting yesterday ot
e Woman's Missionary Society; nttxii
try to th? Petersburg DI tri ? Bai
,t Association, was well attended
id much btislnes.': was transneti
ie mc ting war ri pleasant and :
ihl<- one, and the delegates were
?spitahly entertained hy the ladles
the Second Baptist Chur'-h. where
r. sessions were ).??!?!. Thf pftlh rs
ectcd for the ensuing year were:
rs. w. w. Edwards, of Waver!
?esldehti and Mrs. Blond. f Now
lie. as secretary and treasurer.
At the meeting of the Blratca KIM.'1
iats of Blandfcrd M E. Chliroh last
rht. held at the residence of the
racher, Mrs T. R. GrllTtth. as the
at ir, officers for the ypar were
?
uell; first vice-president. N. Beck!;
?cond vice-president, C. w Eanes;
Scretary, J R. Bowies; assistant sec?
tary. J, p Slate; treasurer, M 1*
oilier; press reporter, W R. Duell;
brarlan. II T Bishop; teacher; Mrs
R. GflffUh.
Vnnual Sutidaj School ( nnventlon,
1
lioola of "frlrieeieO. ? nbfhi I :
?'
,-as largely attended and t:.- sesstof
ra? of much Interest The dr-iegatei
,-ere welcomed by J N" Harrison; sti
lerintendent of Rosewood Church, H
, very cordial speech, which was re
ponded to by Thomas Digits, gener ,
?
>r!nelpal address of the day was
Ivered by the Rev Charles R. St rib
Ing. of this city. Much I isineSs ,,
nterest was consider) I. nh'd a com
f.lttee was appointed to red'lstrlct tin
;ounty. Rosewood School waj aw a-d
>d the banner for having made th
Ighesl average during the year. a;:
?. Bible, was given Rycanjidre f'hurc
for having made the r.e\t hlglies
'!?>., I Ine Marken
tops hav< j
windows :,!.?
sanitary an
t, rlof. The
SEE
tho Autumn stylos In head
gear, lji out Bin East Window
London, Vienna auel Amorl
er:. stylos. i
A. r
1 ?-..,..
"TB
A u t u m n loaf colors have
evidently inspired the hat
makers.
Soft lint? in various colors
and c o m b i nations; plaids,
checks and overplaids or cloth
to match your suit.
Quiet colors in alpines and
teleseo pes.
$'2 to $5.
Ad va nee st yi.es i 11 dorhys also
ready, but the soft ones are
the real tiling forcnt-ly fall.
Ci-.ps, too; 50c to $2.
pleted, will be reopened tor business
lo-tnorrow.
I u au ranee Paid.
The Southern Dry (ioods Company
was to-dtiy paid in full by the insur?
ance companies for the loss of their
stock 6t gOodS a few nights ago. The
loss of stock was complete, and the
insurance on It wai {74,500, which was.
paid to-day.
The loss of other firms burned onti
by the same lire are in course of ad-|
juafmenf.
importunt Court Cases.
Several important cases at o on the
docket of the Sussex circuit Court.
lib h meets next Tuesday. Judge J.
F, West presiding. It Is thought
probable that the case of young Robert
Mitchell, of Stoiiey Creek, charged with
<saultlng Clarence Clements with a
isi bail bat. by which the hitter's
skull was fractured, necessitating a
. .1 operation, will be continued to
a Walt the result of the injuries.
civil action of Mrs. Emma Col?
lins, administratrix of Samuel G. Col
ignihst ihe Gray Dumber Corn
p.i ? I >r j;.) for the death of her
husband, an employe of the company.
Is sei for trial on the ililh.
Rrncrni xews Votes.
Judge Walter A Watson has accept?
ed the Invitation of citlxen'a to meet
Congressman Roheit Turnbull is dis?
cussion of the Issues of the campaign.
Mr Turnbull lias not yet l.een heard
from.
It is reported that a large party of
Ri inuko fans will com.- down to
Petei'BDUfg to-morrow header hy a
band of rriiislc to root for their team
in the two final games with the Goob
Several Witnesses Examined in
Trial of \"ictor
Allen.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch'.]
Wythevllle. Va., September In the
.1-. of the Commonwealth vs. Victor
Alii n for the murder of M. Foster, the
cross-examination of De\?er Goad,
clerk of Carroll i'ouniy. was resumed
this morning, and the witness was
; - I 111; -1 in detail as to the part
takiih bj himself and ail the actors
iii til.- tragedy. Nothing new teas
brought out to change Iiis evidence
B(yen in the tiials of Floyd and Claude
Allen. Questions were asked laying
ilie foundation :'"i contradiction of the
witness t>y statements he is alleged to
Ii i?? hiudi t.. otln r parties.
C. 1. 1 dwell, the foreman of the Jury
that convicted Floyd Allen, fixing his
punishment at one year In the peni?
tential y went into full details con
niiiH the action of Floyd Allen when
court directed the sheriff to take
linrgc ot him. He said Allen lin
imdtrttcly jumped up and said he
wasn't going and reached for his
? in Then followed the statement of
What was dune by others of the Allen
?
?
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. nglneer -thai Victor Allen, the ac?
cused, had a pistol on the day of the
tragedy.
W F Hester, another member of the
Jury, was then introduced. Ills evi?
dence also was directed to tha occur
rences Immediately bet?re and at the
time of the shooting, and what was
ilirnr- by varioifs participants. Ids evl.
dehce was the same as in former IrlaN.
H C Gllmor was not present when
the shooting began, but from his room
In the hotel b* saw the parties who
wcro In action on the court green aftoi
coming from th-> courthouse, and he
foil .wed his statcrhents In former
trials In this, and also as to the killed
and wounded, which he saw after tho
affray.
flarley Quesberry saw a yotinir man
from the south sldo of the courthouse
shoot twice at w M. Foster, the Com
monwealth's Attorney; but could not
identify him. The Commonwealth will
attempt by other witnesses to tdently
tins party at Frlel Alb h,
Sldtia Sprecher was called lo the
stand, but was quite slelt. and was al?
lowed to stand aside for th" present,
and t?owrhan King was examined. He
stater) that a young man like Claude
Allen went up to Floyd Allen as he
was w.trm'nsr his feet at the stove the
evening of March n. felt bis pulse,
nnd said it was regular, and that Floyd
whispered to hint and asked; "Are the
boys ready" He did not know Claude
Alien at the time, but has seen hlr.i
since these trials, and believed It was
?""laude
Jos. Claybanks saw Claude go up and
rpeik to Floyd as stated by prevloui
witnesses, hut could not hear what
was said.
F Es, Weddell sail Floyd Allen told
him "If he was convicted In the case
he would kl'.l Foster before sundown.''
II .1. Kopp, another member of the
|ury, testified on the same lines of
other Jurors without change from his
evidence heretofore.
News of South Richmond
South Richmond Fl ir. au. ,
The Timrs-Dlipatch,
lOiO Hui] :-trcct,
Thon? iladlson l"
A 'or >!t,4fl0 dim?t?! was Instituted
against F. T. N>?blt & Co. . In<\>. In Ihi
'?? "? Hustings Court. Tart Ii
yesterday. T?fc defendant, a firm organised
tavvi or N>w York. I? ? hsr?- i !??
thi plaintiff, V O Allen, vlth ftavir.g broken;
> intrant for the haulttig of material to i
and frbrrl Murphy ? Hotel, how under con-i
stru tloti at Eighth and ttrnad Streets. The
P, T N'esblt Company hu charge of the
construction of the new hotel, and the
plaintiff aver> ihat efter the dirt removal
contract was luhtat te, him. It was repud
Lniteirj Without arty opportunity being given him
>,, comply ?Ith the term?. ami after the plain?
tiff bad con* t.i treat cxpenao In the pur
i .? o: new cart? and the hiring of new
S. s v Patteton and James II, Price
are attorneys foi Mr Allen. The rm? win
! td at the October term of court.
Police f unit New?..
Walter Waugh, who was arrested Thursday
,>r. charge of beating bis wife and faii
lr.it to support her, wns put under a bond
oi itOO to keep lh? peace, and provide the
ineceseary provisions, in rn!I,o Court, Part
yesterday. Jutt.'ce Maurlee, took occa?
sion to remark that too many wlfebeattri
ir" appearing b.rore him. and pave warn?
ing that further erT-r.je. will be meted wttn
more strtnK-nf punishment.
I Dock Anderson and Waiter Tony, two
eharacier'l weil known to the n0"'"* *> habir
I vial teper?. were sent to fall for ?!\- months
I for b?!ne drunk and dtforderly
I John Harris, a colored youth, was sent to
\ the Reformatory ? gT the jheft of a bicycle
i fro:.i C. It McCann. Harri? sew the ?>.r?i
l e'.tr.lni.- against a window at K? Hull
Street, and made away with It while the
..WM. r was maklnp purchnset Inside.
!.ei>!le Otrber. a young white man. who
was arrested Thursday evening for breaking
Into the ?rhokch??se of Motlrr S Adamsand
stealing considerable prover.der. was sent
nn to ? grand Juri" by Justice Maurice. Th-i
value of thi rh? at stolen was 1? 1?.
,1 W. I.atbam was fined $5 and costs for
VO TING PRECINCTS FOR
PRIMARY ON TUESDAY
CLAY WARD.
Clyde XV. Sniindrrs, Superintendent.
First Precinct, hot West Mnln Street? Itcclstrnr-.liirfKr, Walter C.
(ottrrll, Judge, Itowcll Welslgcn Judge-Clerk, lllulr Hathevrs.
Secoud Precinct, 215 South Harrison Street?Registrar-Judge, lt. b,
Waltong Judge, Cbarlea French| Judge-Clerk, If. H< Harfoot.
Third Precinct, smith Laurel sirrci?Registrar-Judge, John t. ( nr.
trr; Judge, llolirrt Trnrrrrj Judge-Clerk, < nnrles P, 1'cttuB.
Fourth precinct, ivi's Weal t !nry street?neglntrnr-Judge, Joseph B,
llclndl) Judge, ii. V. ii, Moon-i Judge-Clerk, I.mil* Governntor,
Fifth Precinct, 1 South Plrat Str eel? lleglairnr-Judge, Littleton Flta
irernld| Judge, Clarence Suttonj Jud te-Clerk, Robert Sutton,
m tuisoN \\ vitn.
Jesse \. i,mill. Superintendent,
Plrat Precinct, lit Vorth Eighth ircel?Reglstrnr-Judge, A, I.. Ten?
ser; juderr, i.. r. Ellison; Judge-Clerk, John Teefejr.
Second Precinct, in; North Sevent ?. Utrcet?Reglstrar-Jndge, w. Iliir
rlaou lllulr; Judge, Charles G. llosheri Ridge-Clerk, John Sullivan.
Third Precliict, lT<?.'t Bnst llrond street ? IteglHtrnr-JiidBe, J. .1. Coxi
Judge, Mm- Cohen) Judge-Clerk, Th iina OToole,
Fourth Precinct, 702 Hull street? trglstrnr-Jiidge, n, \. GUI) Judge,
William Caudle) Judge-Clerk, J, it. Perdue, Jr.
Fifth Precinct, I an null street ?Hralstrnr-Judge, n. \. RlghtNelt|
Judge, s. I . Phllll|ih| Judge-Clerk, John Hell:.
sixth Preelnef, isiin Hull Street?|lrglxtrar-.!udge, w, !,. Porter, Judge,
F, \. Williamson; Judge-Clerk, Ilnreej WIlNOn.
i ff. wahr,
w in 13, Tin lor, Superintendent,
Plrat Preeincl, Harrison und uro d streets?Reglstrnr-Judge, Heath
Itntvlc)-) Judge, It, firnjson Dnshlellt Judge-Clerk, Jnmea It. shrppnrd.
Second Preclucl, sni West Itronil s(r,.,.t ? Reglntrnr-Judge, R, E. Mn
lone) .iiiiIko, <V, s. Rynhnmi Judge-Clerk, .1. w . I'crclvul.
I lilnl Preeincl, iso.-,-t West Rrnnd street?HrglMrnr-Judge, Peter
Winston) .luiliie, .1. \\. Klmbmugh) Judge-Clerk, Pnl Curtis,
Fourth Precinct, Monroe anil llrond Streets ? Registrar-Judge, \udrev\
Kronse) Judge, XV. T, Fitzgerald) Judgc-I lerk, it. s. Wherry.
Fifth Precinct, mil st. James str,.,.)?Registrar-Judge, E, j. Ilulehrr)
Judge, George T, Dean) Judge-Clerk, it. i . Gnrrett,
JEFFERSON \\ MID.
v.. i . Hick*, Superintendent,
First Precinct, ?.?'.?IP Bast Main street?Reglstrar-Jndge, < hnrlrs
Kmii Judge, J. j. < n in pod..11 ten i Judge-Clerk, t'eie O'Connor,
Becond Precinct, I'nrntj-Hilril nml Leigh "Irrels?Registrar-Judge, It.
P. Drophy) Judge, o. t.. Alhertsont .Iinlgr-f'lcrk, II. C. Jlrnueh.
Third preeincl, 717 North Twenty- ifth street?Reglstrar-Jndge, Cbnrtes
Mntsi Judge, M. I? lloylei Jndge-CleSk, If, O, Atkinson.
Fourth Precinct, 3803 M Mreet?Itcglst rnr-Judgc, lirorae Itrlrv.nlnm t
Judge, xv, Ii, Kuitl?! Judge-Clerk, Sam McEwen,
Fifth Precinct, Twenty-ninth nml llrond streets?llcglstrnr-.liidgr.
w. f. Hi.oes, .indue. It. G, McPhnlt| JuriKe-l'Jcrk, r, J, ICgglesfon,
Muh Precinct, ?7.11 North Twenty.seventh street?Iteglstrsr-Jndge, n.
A, CnvedO) Judge, j, Dully, Judge-Clerk, J. I? lander.
big a '.wo.home wagon with a one
Real r..t.-itr Transfer.
??t following .U.d of tj.-ir::aln and
admitted to record In the clerk'i
fo'iicral Netra Notre.
l'r John V. Rrridnax; coroner for South
Itlcnmnnd and professor or anatomy tn the
I'ntverilti I ".;.<!' ,.- ^urvbaa
' -i ' ' ?' 'arm :;? ar * top 21. on the Peter*'
burg Interurban : 11?. and will take up his
V Karl? I.uti, e ,):?<,r and owner of the
I'outh nt<-I,tnor.d Itee. hrn returned from a
two weeks' vacation spent In Philadelphia.
Mr. I.utl'j grandmother. Ht ?hone homo he
??. vlilflng. died while ho ttai In 1'tilU
jefTeraon Me.rrtsse.tt6 and Oscar Bflnxa?.
who have be-n, spending n p.iTlt tn New
York City, nrriv, l home laat night
STRAUS IS CHOSEN
IN WILD STAMPEDE
(Continued r'rom First Pasc.)
made half a duzen sp. echt s. and to?
night was an his way to Montana. He
stopped for an hour In Grand Forks
this morning, put In most of the af?
ternoon tn Fargo and to-night made
brief address at Jamestown.
In Kargo Colonel Itoosevelt spoke
first at Island Park to an audience
composed largely of farmers. The
Progressive Htnte Convention was In
session In Fargo, and the delegates
went to the park to hear him. l.at, r
he made at) address In the C?nventl' n
hall.
"I particularly call the attention ?,r
North Dakota." be tab! in his speech at
Island Park, "to similarities betWccii
the situation now and that In ISCt. At
that time a number of Republican lead?
ers of the day. Including Fremont, the
first Republican candidate for the
presidency?and Wendell Phillips, a
leader In tho antlslavery cause, were
so dlsclntented with Lincoln nnd cer?
tain actions of the mass of their fel?
low progressives that they actually
proposed to run a third ticket against
Lincoln, and when this effort failed
many of th'em stood sullenly aloof,
and cither supported no one or went
against Lincoln.
"Now, the same klnel of thing Is be?
ing done by these men to-day. who
claim to be Progressives nnd yet fall
Foot Care Important
as Your Complexion
Puffy, Tired, Arhlna Feet Change the
Facial Expression, anil Ire often
Responsible for Urin).lei.
Send for Free Trial Tiz. Package
To-I>ar.
A will rounded neck and shoulders
ar,- hot enhanced in beauty when the
feet make you look careworn and
wrinttlt d.
Tired, aching fact get oil your nerves;
corn. Callouses and bunions take all the
sunshine nut of life. And yet if you
put yoiiv feel ip a TIZ fool Lath all
foot troubles vanish, the fe. t take on
a sensation if freshness and glow;
your nerves and tired muscles at.once
relax, and your mind thus becomes
amiable and your face rolled? this In
the smile of hajyplners. Try the TIZ
foot bath plan. It draws out the acids
and poisons, reduces nil pufHness,
makes your foot look trim, noal and
well-care<i for. Do not use something
else, for you will sii/ely be disap?
pointed.
Fur a free trial package write to
Walter Luther io.rf.r- .C- Co., 1223 Wn
bash Avenue. Chicago, ill., or go to
any drug store, department or general
nnd got a regular size box of
TIS5?26 cents.
Bros. Mara
8?West Broad Street?8
Special Saturday Sale
Pound.
SIRLOIN STEAK .-. 16c
Porterhouse Steak, 17c and ..18c
ROUND STEAK .-.~. 15c
CHUCK STEAK .-. 10c
LEG OF LAMB._.- 15c
LAMB CHOPS.- 18c
SHOULDER OF LAMB._. 12iC
BREAST OF LAMB.-.. 9c
Pot Roast, 9c and.10c
STEWING BEEE .-.-. 7c
M AI. ROAST. 12<;caml 15c
VEAL CHOPS .-.?. 18c
VEAL STEW._ 10c
PORK CHOPS .-.-. 18c
SMOKED LINKS .-?_ 12k
Smoked Liver Sausage.12>^c
CALIFORNIA HAMS._. 12!?C
REGULAR HAMS . IDC
BUTTERINE . 15c, 20c, 25c
Best Creamery Butter.32c
I^KER BROS.
.Richmond. Jacksonville. Savannah. Tampa.
t.. support tlif-. Progressive ticket. If a
l not with ub he Is Bgainst us, he'
la Riding with the reactionaries. No
mutter how well meaning he may be,I
no matter how nlncercly he may think)
h- Is a Progressive, he is the ally of]
\V;.n street, the ally of privilege, tin
??!!;? of bOsstsm in politics unless he
heartily und in good faith supports the
Progressive party.
"This Is not a queatlon of pcrHonalt
t...- The principles of the Progre*.
slvcs have been embodied In their plat?
form, bat the representatives of the
Progressive party have nominated two
i: ? :. to not for tho moment as their
standard bearer. The only way to
support these princ.pleH umt tlie plot
form is to support the men who are
t:: nominees of the Progressive party.'"
Syracuse, N. V.. September t>.?At
to-night's session the convention
'julcted down, and the other randtdater
\\ ? ri nominated by a rising vole. The
complete ticket was:
Governor; Oscar J. Straus. New Tork.
I4eutenan t-Oovernor, former -State
? i iter F.-cdorlck il. Davenport,
? 'hi Id*.
Associate Judge of (,'ourt of Appeals.
Cnirlos C. Aldoh, Buffalo, and George
W. Klrehway, Columb a University.
.Secretary of State, Homer s. Call.
Syracuse.
State Comptroller, Horatio C. King,
Brooklyn;
Attorncy-Oeneral, John TaimlrV
F.rooklyn.
State Treasurer. Krnest Cawcroft,
Jamestown.
State Knglneer O. M. I.'land Ithaca
THE WEATHER.
i orrennu For Virginia?Generally
fair Saturday nnd Sundayi light, varla
ob ?lud?.
for North Carolina?Fair norths
probably local ulumrn, nouih portion
Saturday und Sunday! light, \?i i.-.i.ie
M Inda.
Special i.mi Data for Yesterday.
IE noon temperature. 89
P. M. temperature . 5,5
Maximum temperature up to 8
P. M. 95
M ilniurri temperature up to R
P. II. 71
Mean temperature . 83
Normal temperature . 71
Kxcess In temperature . !i
I '1 iicli noy in temperature s'neo
e.arch ; . 127
Accum, deficiency in temperature
Mine January 1 . 659
Rainfall lust twenty-four hours .. .0
Deficiency in rainfall since March
1 .3.?S
Accum; deficiency tu rainfall since
January 1 .3.45
Local observation s 1'. SI. Vesterday.
Tempera t tire . Mi
Humidity . 07
Wind?direction ..V W.
Wind?velocity . 5
Weather .Clear
Rainfall last 1; hours . 0
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.
1 \t s P. M Eastern Standard Time.)
Place. Ther. II T. I, T. Weather.
AshcVllle . ~'? si 70 Clear
\tluutii . ?"?> ss 72 P. cloudy
vtlantlc city . ?0 9n 7fi Clear
uoston . "2 t\ ?<* Clear
Buffalo . ? ? S(> 7,1 ?'? cloudy
. algary . ?? s* ''? cloudy
Charleston ... 7x so ;? P. cloudy
Chlcti?. "fi 21 ?? r!'"r
Denver . 7S S2 50 1 lear
i ullith . ?6 JS *; Clear
Galvstoh . 91 18 Clear
iiatteras . so so Clear
Havre ??? 7" 70 ns cl?"<ly
lacksonVtlle .. 7t s<> Rain
Kansas City. ? ss 91 76 P. cloudy
Louisville ... . SS 91 76 C ear
Montgomery . * I 00 76 Clear
Now Orleans . 7S M .s Rain
New York .... 78 8? 74 t car
Norfolk . s* ?2 ? gloar
. iKlahoma .? ? ? ss l\ R cloudy
Pittsburgh ... SO XI .2 ( b-ar
Italelgh . SO 90 74 Clear
S, , ,V?is. 90 03 SO Clear
Ht Paul ...... 7 I SO 64 Clear
Hhn Francisco. <".o ?I so P. cloudy
Bavannoh .... 7? 7s 72 Cloudy
Spokane . ?3 66 52 la in
rampn . so ss 70 P. cloudy
'Washington .. si 02 . Clear
V\ Innlpcg -C3 711 r.4 Clear
[WylhOVlllO ... 7-1 8t> ** Clear
(Continued From First Page.)
DemAcratlc Committee, that ? ? I
booths may be secured from the City
Hall on Monday. Ballots and other
necessary stationery and supplies will
be Issued at the offlc? of Secretai
r>uke to registrars on Monday after?
noon between 4 and 6 o'clock.
Registrars are Instructed to report
thc-lr returns at a meeting of the Cltv
Democratic Committee to be held at
the City Auditorium next Tuesday
light.
Juilce j, t;. gamble.
Ashoville. N. C. September 6?Judtre
J. G. Gamble, of Louisville. Ca.. died
her- to-nlcjit, after on apoplepti
stroke at. a o'clock th's afternoon. Ho
leaves a son. j. c, Gamble. Jr.. and
two daughters, Mrs. John G. Cora.:.
of Macon, Ga,, and .Mrs Dodln Guerard,
of Savannah, The body will be shipped
to Louisville, Gho for burial to-morrow
morning.
Judge Gamble arrived In this city
with his, wife yesterday n'fternoon In
apparently i-'ood health.
Remarkable Christmas
Present
Among the curious Christmas pres?
ents ot this year will be or.e for a nun
of nitloi.il reputation, which has been
all year In too mailing.
Way last January the present was
decided upon, and a friend of Uie prom?
inent genlirman Requested the Hurrel?
Press Cilpplnir BuruuU. ot New York,
lo watch every paper in America ind
to take up every Item Which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people follo^-d
Instructions, and now present tho his?
tory of one year in tho Ufa Of tnta
?special man.
The history ends Just after election,
snd th? 10,642 newspaper Itema found
Include everything from u three-lino
kdltorlal mention to full-page Illus?
trated stories. These h.ivo heen mount?
ed on 3,2u0 .reit sheets of Irmh linen
paper und -o.ind into threo masslva
volumes.
At the head of each Item Is thn naini
and d.it? of pi-per clipped from, this
information having been put in with a
book typewriter. The words thus ln
sertoJ amount to 163,262;
In actual lime, a very strict record
of which has been kept, the tvork hits
re-quired sixty-four working days
.bieuKbout the year, and has kept in
employment during tn.it time thirty
people, a* readers, clippers, sorters,
mounters and hinders. Every news?
paper of Importance is represented.
This Is merely a specimen of some of
the Unique orders which get Into ths
Rurrelle Bureau, for tho extent to
which clippings are used by Individuals
?.nil by bujlr.ess concerns seems lo be
remarkable.
I There are many people In private as
j well as In public life who need press
? cKppl'iga and don't know It. It might
be well f';r them to look up this man
Rurrelle, who Is said to be so well
knowti that a letter simply addressed
I 'Rurrelle. New Vi.rk." will ''euch bl?a
I ?Ith no del.', v.
! Grand Water Trip
TO
Petersburg
By the Furman Line
I EVERY SATURDAY EVEN?
ING AT 4 O'CLOCK.
FARE 25c
Steamer leaves foot Ash Street,"
Gity I>ik!<. Good connection with
j electric lino. I 'm- furl her iriior
Iiiiaiion, call Madison 7l8o<
W. M, JON ES, Agent.