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LAST EDITION. ALL THE MARKETS. THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES. VOLUME 27. RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1906. PRICE 5c. FulJ Leased Wire Service of the Associated Press. Leads all North Carolina Afternoon Papers in Circulation. 00V. GLENN ON WITNESS STAND Trial of Lynchers Begins at Salisbnry CASE OF GEORGE HALL Indictment for Murder Changed From Murder to Breaking Into Jil and Conspiracy Validity of Special Term of Court Questioned Depii ly Sheriff Julian's Startling Testi mony Large Number of Witnesses ' From Distance. and general receiver of customs at Santo Domingo announcing that John Milbourn, a Porto Rican, was killed and Charles P. Thurston, an Ameri can, wounded by smugglers in the vicinity of Las Malas at 6 p. ni., on August o, and that Thurston died of his wounds or. August 8. Las Malas Is about twelvo miles cast of the Haytien frontier in Santo Domingo. Thurston had been em ployed as a deputy receiver of cus toms at Commendador on the Hay tien frontier and Milbourn was an in spector in the same territory. Com mendador is the nearest custom house to the place where the conflict oc curred and was established to pre vent smuggling over the Haytien border. C0URTMART1AL FOR MUTINEERS 400 Will Be Tried By the lV 2STIGATLNG MURDER OK UNKNOWN MAN. (Special to The Evening Times.) Salisbury, N. C, Aug. 10, 3 p. m. George Flail was put on trial this morning, but the bill of indictment Was changed. The state saw the futility of trying him for murder without wit nesses to prove that he actually took Dart In the Infliction of death, although llUUgC l.oug null t-uurgeu ure s iidoiltilv jury that any man encouraging the mob in any way. by Word or presence, was guilty of murder in the first degree. Congressman Klullz Is assisted In the defense by Walter Murphy, Cralge and Linn with the solicitor. The spe cial centre was not touched and the jury was chosen in fifteen minutes. Governor Glenn was subpoenaed as i witness by the defense and testified that he was not in the state when the order for a special term of court was given. The question arose hero whether th alttln-r is lawful, but the governor de dared that he had ordered the court by wire and his secretary signed it, a? he does most of his papers. He said he did this to prevent the lynching. The lawyers did not muddle the waters j over this, ami the witnesses were ex amined. A great many are in various portions of the state and it i3 impossible to pro ceed without them. Deputy D. W. Julian, however, was examined by the mutual consent of counsel. He testified that he arrested a man who attacked T. H. Vanderford. He was taking his prisoner to Jail, when George Hall came up with drawn sledge hammer and calling Julian an infamous name added that he would brain him if he did not release the prisoner. That other men joined him, pne with three sticks of dynamite, which he said he would put under Julian's feet if he failed to release the man. The defense objected to this on the ground that the indictment specified breaking into jail and conspiring against three lynched men. Julian said he did not see Hall at tack the jail. Judge Long ruled that the evidence was competent and relevant, and the defense took exception. This closed the morning session. It In Supposed that Hall will later be in dicted for murder, if sufficient testl money can be found against him. The trains from all points Will bring witnesses here. A larger crowd Is here today than at any time since the trou ble began. (P.v the Associated Press.) Doyleston, Pa., Aug. 10. The Bucks county authorities are inves tigating the murder of an unknown well-dressed man whoso body was found in Naslianiiny Creek at Lang horno, Pa. A postmortem examina tion disclosed the fact that the man's skull had been fractured by a blunt instrument and that he was dead when his body was thrown Into the creek. It is the opinion of the coroner and police that the man was attacked by highwaymen. There was nothing about the clothing to indicate his HE ARRESTED THE AUTO THE FLYING FIGHTERS PARKER'S HOT WORDSjUU j SPORT Tells Eaton His Resignation Came None Top Soon AMBLE may be thai i be creditor course upon of them all. Hei the court will hold that of tin; company have ra the individual property is W. International Policyholders Commit tee Affairs Judge Parker Writes a Letter to the Committee's Secre tary Criticising (he Manner of Ten dering His Resignation. After Two Women Had Their Skulls Fractured Mr. Howard of Baltimore and Miss Evans of Now York in Hospital Probably Fatally Injured Ma chine Was Exceeding Speed Limit and Ran Into Policeman's Mount. By the Associated Press.) New York, August 10. While pur sued hv James F. Smith, a mounted I policeman, a large automobile was wrecked at the comer of Jerome and j Burnslde avenues in the borough of BropX; this city, today. Smith. Mrs. Howard of Baltimore, and Miss I Kvans of this city, two occupants of the automobile, are In Fordham Hos pital, Smith and Mrs. HELD FOR THEFT OF A DIAMOND Howard sus taining fractured skulls. Their recov ery is considered doubtful. Miss Kvans was severely shocked. Stewart Billot 'of 201 West 81st street, the owner and driver of the automobile, received con tusions. Ha was arrested. I The automobile was going at a high rate of speed. Smith hailed it and when i Klliot did not stop started in pursuit at a gallop. He came up with the au tomobile in Burnsidc avenue, where the I machine swerved to the right, striking i the policeman's mount. The horse went over and at the same time the auto mobile struck the curb and turned turtle, spilling out the occupants. Mrs. Howard, who sat in the tonneau, struck the curb (lagging, where she lay unconscious. Miss Evans fell on her Shbulder. Smith went down with his horse and also was rendered uncon scious. All three were hurried to the hospital. Attempts At Assassination Traced to This Organization of Social Revo lutionists Warning Sent Out, of Scheme to Liberate Political Pris oners Explaining Dissolution of Parliament to Peasants. (By the Associated Press.) St. Petersburg, Aug. 10. The at tempts on the lives of Vice Admiral Doiibnshoff on May II and of General Nepluleff, commander of the Sebusto pol fortress on Ma) 27, have been traced to the "flying fighting organ ization" of the social revolutionists, of Which Savinkoff, a member of the central committee of the social revo lutionists was a leader. Savinkoff was arrested on suspicion of complic ity in the attempt on General Noplu ieff's life but he escaped two days later. Doubassoff's assailant, who was j killed by the explosion of bis own bomb, has been positively identified. ! A girl student Mile MIshtchcnko, who was involved in the conspiracy, had three of her fingers blowni off and was otherwise terribly mutilated, while loading a bomb. She is a daughter of General Mlshtchenko, of St. Petersburg a member of the mili tary council. About 400 of the Cronsiadt muti neers will be tried by court martial. The central prison bureau has sent out a circular warning to the war dens of penitentiaries to bo on their guard against a new revolutionary organization formed to release politi cal prisoners with ' the aid of sym pathetic keepers and guards. Many jail deliveries are already attributed to he wvk of this organization. Governor Zinovieff, of St. Peters burg has Instructed the subordinate officials in the country to explain to the peasants that the emperor dis solved parliament only because the members wasted time in making in ordinate demands, like their insist once on the granting of general am- (By the Associated Pu-ss.) New York. Aug. jfc-he, resignation of Seymour Raton, as secretary of the International Policyholders' Commit tee, tendered yesterday, was accepted today at a. meeting of the executive committee, iddgar IS, Clark, of Cedar Rapid, la., of the Interstate commerce commission, was made acting secre tary of the international policyholders' committee. The following tatter from Judge Al ton B. Parker, rhairnn I' I he execu tive committee, was forwarded to Mr. Eaton, who is in Philadelphia. "Seymour Katon, Esq. "Dear Sir: I am directed ly the ex ecutive committee of lie international policyholder:,' committee In Ray that while surprised that you (Should make known your intended resignation to The Old Man Was Several Kinds of a Thief suspended ! the Jnstitutl helped ruin bunk by tv preeati i ion side lie edge of its Wrecked Bank, ilering, cashier of the nk was today taken to n he is alleged to have lie was take.i to the detectives ani every as used lo get liim tal- liuilding without the knowl Iho several thousand people TROUBLE ON AT MELROSE MILL WllO We tid e l ip dlatol j around BUf WOULDN'T TAKE ALL e around the place- Safe in bnnk, Cashier Ilering innne- iegah lo direct the authorities to die different vanity and resis.,- RETICENT ABOUT POACHING. The Operatives Are-Demanding Shorter Hours I NUMBER QUIT WORK Some New Discoveries .Among the j Papers of the Wrecked Chicago j Bank's President Place Stenslaml in Worse Plight . Than liver ('ashler Heidng Toils liis Story to Bank and Police Officials Some "Leavings." (By i he Vuuii U flection with i lent point to ; rs. The Japi the public at midnight befori it to the committee, a n j which does not al tempi eve: any reason for your action I your nee;! eel to come be'f j mitten today as r6Q.Ue.sted. satisfied that your resiguaTii I we accept, coiaes noiu- trig si "As to your clerk. Llebfrii hoi treasurer of the Commute. one knows ii belter than yon (By Chicago, discovery i President wrecked Bank, arid the Associate Aug. 10. In if a private Paul I l. Sti Milwaukee in which v. d Pi addition ledger k inland Avenue ;e; conee sending signal hm i to give . and of the eoni We are ii which id; II? is e. and 11) wile SUC- .) to th? opt by of the liled a nk de ll'. (A in tiii? e Alouiiai rhid by Js use press II is geli will not plications. ::t. Iiowe i:n report Press.) lernoon). lime ill Islands pamw l" is refra All con-inci-ach-nlng The Demand is For Ten Instead of Eleven Hours Work The Day is .Mostly by the Piece Adjustment Expected Soon Carpenters' Strike Situation. rally believed Tie upon Japan is still the oe- ged upon his select ii esst'ullj oiiimiU .'it ion. "Yours truly, tin po- All. 1'.. Parker PRESIDENT'S SLC'TY SUED FOR 150,000 (record of $191,000 of savings b posits, another sensational book crime ! io light during the examination 'if ICashier Ilering by Assistant State'.! I Attorney Oiso at the bank last night. ; Ifcriug was arrested last evening two hours later than the time specified by to him lo surrender -1 o'clock. I This hook showed .Stensland in a new role thai of spoil and race track gam bler; The book contained memoranda ' which showed Unit the missing presi dent, in company witli a Coterie of friends, was a heavy plunger on the races. I Bile day Slensiand and his I companions lie! $75,000 to win $60,0(10 on a horse named General Bragg. The .It. There were lots of Ins- j ver. to offset ibis winning. ! said tiering, as he k from its hiding place. Hind AND TO HAND FIGHT Officers Killed Willi in Bailie (By the Associated Pivs:'.) Oyster Bay. L. I.. Aug. 10.--Willia-.ii Loeby Jr., secretary to President Roose velt, was made defendant in a. $60,000 damage suit lodSt'Un which he is charged with having caused the false arrest of Nadngc fSoree, a Jewish writer. made last winter in Miss Doree was dis Idvertising her work Russian Jews al Si. t'hurch. The papers ir. l.oeb today by n ings. however "This show: brought the b "thai I'm n.it th. here who foilowee Taking III ring's The Mill horities : implicit eolllidenei ment that lie did of certain notes insinuating that ! only fellow the ponies." Story Cum il. a fi ad jl till) dill ideation est was The an Washington, wit tiibuting leatle;. in Hie defense .John's EpiStKipa were served on Now Yirk firm quire him to iii days in New Yi defended by thi? The arrest he The reuu or thre,1 y physically given hb.i has been 1 is thi s Sled rfect. ot : For ilftnd His nervi of trouble, and ntrol of them hands have sbak he First Lieutenant James, Surgeon Snyder, Collector Williams and Two Privates Lose Their Lives in the Island of 1fjte. illy the Associated Press.) Manila, Aug. 10, First LieUten ant John F. .lames and two privates of Hie lOighth Infantry, with Con I racl Surgeon Calvin Snyder and In ternal Revenue Collector Williams of Illinois, wet;' killed yeslerJay af ternoon in a hand-to-hand fight with a force of Pttlajanss at Julita, Island of LeytO. Tin' detachment, which consisted of ten men, was greatly outnumbered., bul made a gallant fig.... The Puldjahes captuivd tlire: pistols, four K rag-.i orgensen rifles and three hundred rounds of ammunition. penman coin fiirgery thai Ie l.i wyers. answer .Mr. l.o e rtmenl They r. wil 'tin " Z b will li of justioi w whe nfrowted nk .111! ihout (Special Charlotte, Robertson, claiming to to the Rveniivr Times.) N. C, August 111. W. B. a young traveling man, be an Optician from Phila delphia, was bound over under a ( bond to the superior court tills morn ing by the recorder on a charge of stealing a $150 diamond ring. Kobeil son was unable to give bond and is now in jail awaiting criminal court next Monday. Robertson went into the jewelry store of Garabaldl & Hruns that ne SIX INDICTMENTS FOR REBATING l; n t ..Ml cessftil effo iseveli at I' VICTORY FOI nesty, which would turn loose rob- tWashingti bers to resume their orgies, and the k.onwledgi abolition of the death penalty even for a destroyer of tho sacred person of the emperor. They had not even presented a solution of tho agrarian j question, the net, result of their work being an appropriation of $7,500,000 j for famine relief where the govern-! ment asked for $25,000,000. The Pillaging Still Goes On. Moscow, Aug. 10. A band of bri gands on bicycles is systematically robbing village churches in this vi cinity, avowedly with the intention to secure funds for the revolutionists. Verkhoyansk, Siberia, Aug. 10. A roving band of Circassians rode into the railroad station here yesterday and robbed the cashier of $47,500. . was made by the force without his oree made an mi ll see Presidei'il Hay last summer. th 1!! P-it t telle slip (By the Associated Press.) New York. August 10. As a result of Investigation of the cast's of alleged re bating by railroads the Pnited Stales grand Jury today returned six Indict ments. They are said lo be bused on rebating on sugar. Tile federal authorities dec lined to give out the names of those Indicted, but it was reported that they include botli individuals and corporations. United Slates District Attorney Stini- vesterdav afternoon claiming wanted' a watch fob. While Mr. Oara-1 son stated that the grand jury will buldi, who was waiting on him, turned resume its investigations of the rebate his back the tiavellng man took the j matter about September 1. ring which was on a desk near by and I left the store. His failure to return to ioiron nun niRiis nayiess. the store aroused the suspicion of the jewelers who missed the Hug soon after he left. The matter was reported to the police and an investigation was begun. Rob ertson was found on a Southern train almost ready to leave Charlotte anil was arrested. He confessed to the theft. After being locked up the ling was found in bis grip. Robertson claims that his wife is at 1 Ualess will join Ocean View spending the summer. Ai (By the Associated Press.) Detroit, Midi., August 10. it was an nounced today that the Detroit base ball club, which yesterday sold Catcher Jack Warner to Washington and fined Pitcher Killian $200 and suspended him Indefinitely for insubordination, has signed Outfielder Jack liayless, of the Joplin, Mo., western association team. Detivit this fall. telcgvani has been sent her, but no reply has been received. The young man Is well dressed and shows some signs of culture. (Bv the Associated Press.) Norfolk, Va.j Aug. 10. Dr. Jame3 Weir, aged 50 years, of Owensboro, Ky., a former medical professor and author of several madical works, died last night at Virginia Beach, where (By the Asauclatcd Press.) ne naa oeen tor two mourns, w vv'iiahine-tnn An 10. A teleer.n m i dominal dronsv was the cause ot was received at, the bureau of insu- death. The body was today shipped lar affairs today from the controller to Owensboro for interment. CRIMES OF PORTO RICAN SMUGGLERS. Death of a Medical Author. The Sheet Metal-Workers. (By the Associated Press.) Indianapolis, Ihd., August 10. The national convention of the sheet metal workers' association today elected the following officers: President, Kdwin L. Keabrook, Cam den, N. J.; first vice-president, Paul L. Biersach, Milwaukee, Wis.; second vice president, J. A. Plerpont, Washington, D. C, secretary, W. H. Barnard, Nor folk, Va.; treasurer, O. W. Battley, Norfolk, Va. Va. Trustees, R. W. Richards, Philadel phia; Thomas Black, Brooklyn. N. y.; W. A. Gallaher, Wilmington, Del.; Robert Kain, Cleveland. The eonven- i Hon city was not selected. Invitations ; were extended by Peoria. Syracuse, i Cleveland and Jamestown, Chicago ami ' Niagara Fails. (By the As Troy. N. V.. An handed down tmli favorable to the of the Mutual I. if and Hie state sU ance in an act in holders to conipi tendent to strik. policy holders ii a victory for the tual Company. T make it necesssi policy holders lie ministration tick policy holders' ii' the time of elect i THE (RECTORS elated Pre-s.) . III. A decison was by Justice Howard dministration tickel I nsurance Company rintendent of insur- brought by policy the state superlu- names from anti- l. The decision Is Itrectars of the Mu is decision does not for friends of the et to vote the ad There will be ii i in the Held when comes, it is said. pel sum No Bin lie i ! Then lieriat; e tiir money a the book. Thi 1 July JS. Her $1,000 from tin put the inoiii" on ilie spindle in a mythical h exists as far i'. n out Hint tdmlii bad a t his debit Irap- that hie Hie ulii we. c wa r,. bi kill ird, n .1 by Pti S belWl y and ks. univaci I born ISTs. ni 1 1 the 1 I 'ui; uguSI 10. Julilii. James and others a janes is a barrio, of Burauen. which if three serious eon guiars, the eonstab- A number of operatives of Melrose knitting mill have gone out on a strike demanding shorter hours. They walked out yesterday afternoon j and no agreement has yet been reaeh j ed. Their demand is for sixty hours i work instead of sixty-six hours per : week as heretofore. It seems that the operatives are i mostly paid by the piece, but they I claim that they could really make ' more money even on piece work by working ten hours than eleven as at present. j President Van Moore of the Mel rosie mill said when asked as to the situation today, that there were not more than eight or ten operatives out, and that the management of the mill has as yet made no answer as to the demands the operatives are mak- I Ing. He says the officials of the mill were not given more than fifteen mln ; ut.es notice yesterday before the op eratives walked out .and that their de j mands will be answered by the offi cers of the mill as soon as they have ; time to confer. The Carpenters' Strike. ! The carpenters' strike is in statu quo. There have been no further de j velopments since yesterday. It Is un iderstood that, two or three more men !have left the city, going to Durham S to work. All told now beween sixty and sev enty of the striking carpenters are at j work under the unions' conditions, some in the city in the employment of persons other than the regular contractors, and those who have ob tained work elsewhere. That leaves probably leaves something like 75 out of work at this time. jalle: ! in ins poi a slip chart "I'mb.-ieh." as known. 15, 1900. Imilippli nil ni in 1 v Nolhiog i the es fttensluhi I Urn St make bet Smtill About Thefts. of tile money borrowed from the bank Ilering island bad instructed him iveeii $7(10,000 and $900,000 signet .1 . ;. Thi dand'.' Ill Hill i d.lrec efully e telle specific dire dictation he credited int to time. H carefully with patrons of the he did under etion. Also, in caved for these crest on th m e said he also THE MINISTER IS NOT AN AMBASSADOR Dr. Dreher a Consul. (By the Associated Press.) Washington, August 10. Dr. Julius D. Dreher. of He! wood. S. C, former liiti. Society Island. Mr. Dreher griulu Viu, has been named as coe"o to 'Pa nted from Roanoke College In 1S71 and was president of that Institution from 1S7S to 1903. (By the As Washington, rival of the Hon the new America key in Constant ago. the departi whatever from hi -oeiated Press.) tgi M. Since the nr tphh (I. A. Leishniaii, i ambassador to Tur uople several weeks out had no advice:! in, and it is assumed Stensland to keep the n loin the eyes of Hie del' that notices should not be sent to Hie bank patrons whose names were forged and who would be thus apprised of the crime. Those who listened to Hering's story were Stale Hank Kxaniiner (.'. 1 '. Jones, Assistant state's Attorney Hurry i i i - State's Attorney .lain, s am Superintendent of ler. Police Inspector . AHorney Josefvh Weisen'naeh, niing Becelyer John C. Fei.er, sifUiid of detectives. Stolen it Million eat deal of money Iks where he it quickly h Mary!; I. W. street. First born i enter' i gradu: airy si collegi Lieu serges Hay. 1 until lie ' e. Niii Hit Jl .Inly P Police Shippy ipresi and a Olllll lie 1, bank ; have been At his i t .1 nl Assi li ue rt Ai I ion i. yt il bin a few in H. Snyder Md., on July military ser He had been es since l)e- i Snyder graidu liniversity of ol. His father, at 409 Sou Hi i F. James was ay u. 1S7S, ami lhat state, lie antry and cav- from the staff enlisted as a iiiio volunteers in I in that capacity Mi he Wiis pro- ftrst lieutenant. istered out on w;is eommis cenant in the ill 10. l$9t, and nant on Febrn- 55 HIT IN A RAILWAY WRECK (By the Associated Press.) Dallas, Texas, August 10. Fifty-five persons were injured today in an acci dent on the Fori Worth & Denver City Railroad, near Fruitland. Texas. A re-' lief train has gone from here carrying physicians. The wreck occurred on a long curve near Fruitland. The sleeper and one day coach went down a twenty foot embankment. While a number of the injured were seriously hurt, no fatalities have been reported. CREATED SCENE AT EXECUTION. ond, Va a r. .1 I)., II'. Brae Philipl Vn. line: Mori In late thai the still unwilling I" in bis ambiissa elevation of the Constantinople f embassy was di- wlio has tale Turkish legal embassy. Sultan of Turkey is receive Mr. Irishman dorlal capacity. The American mission to mill a legation to an itastefnl to the sultan, no aeiion to raise I he in Washington lo an llav left a gr a and other reached I JO inclined. my rate, he could have put in lcket just before he left about $200,000 in cash and nobody would have been the wiser until he was far away. Hut it seems that lie had a lheory that so long as he gave a note, even if i: was a forged one. he was giving a sort of "value received'' and he persuaded himself tlits Was not stealing. sister, H Virginia mii brbt tier now va) Academj ginla Militai Vlig. 10. I.ieu who was killed nes. was a son of John omineni tobacconist of i lso a nephew of Dr. R. owner of the Danville was educated at the ry Institute and has a the United States Na- ;tlso a brother at Vir- tnstitute. STEAMER (iROUNOED WITH 300 AOOARD ( By the Associated Press.) Birmingham, Ala.. August 10. Earle Fletcher, colored, who was hanged here today for the murder of "Bob Paine" a fellow convict at Flat Top mines, created a scene by denouncing Criminal Judge S. D. Weaver from the scaffold just before the drop fell. Fle(cher de clared that the judge had granted a habeas corpus to John Williams, a white man, and saved Williams' neck. Fletcher said that "going fishing' was given as an excuse for the judge to leave town to avoid granting a habeas corpus. Wages of Anthracite Miners. Indicting Big Game. By the Associated Press.) Jamestown, N. Y., Aug. 10, The federal grand jury for the western district of New York today returned indictments against the Standard Oil j Company of New York, the Pennsyl I vania Railroad Company and the Va ,cuum OH Company of Rochester, for violations of the Interstate commerce j law. Racing (By the . Saratoga. X. race, handicap, ages: Ravena first; Bohemia, t Saratoga. ssocioted Press.) V., Aug. 10. First 6 furlongs, mares all 0 to 6, and 1 to 2, 1! to 5, place, second; Bertha E., third. Time 1:12. Second race -Mile, three-year-olds, selling: Tipping. IB to 1 and 6 to 1, fust; Sir Russell. S to 5, place, sec- ;ond; Water Dog, third, j 1;89 1-5. Bankruptcy Proceedings Begin. (By the Associated Press.) Chicago, Aug. 10. The first step in the dissolution of Hie ouUide coni piinlea With which Paul O Stensland. the missing president of the Milwau kee Avenue State Hank: is Identified, was taken today when a petition in Involuntary bankruptcy was filed against the Milwaukee Avehue Co-operative Store. The stockholders of the Milwaukee Avenue Store, number 0.000 persons, many of them working men. holders of Shares of $10 each. The individ- Tlmelual liabilities of the shareholders, it is claimed, is a mooted point and it, (BV Pon la do Zotti I.im Marseilles, the Associated Press.) Gada, Azores, Aug. 10. The steamer Brooklyn, from August 4 for New York, with 330 Immigrants on board, ground ed while entering this port today. HK forts are being undo to tloat the steamer, but they are meeting with difficulty. Bijj Fire in Omaha. (By the Associated Press.) Omaha, Neb.. August 10. The im mense lumber yards of C. M. Deitz & Company, located at Fourth and Leavenworth stree'.s. were destroyed by fire today. Loss $160,000. Insured. (By the Associated Press.) Mahonoy City, Pa., August 10. United States Labor Commissioner Charles P. Nelll has notified the anthra cite mine operators and officials of the United Mine-Workers organization that the rate of wages of employes In tho anthracite field for August, based on the average selling price of coal at $L'.C3 per ton is two per cent above the basis. This is one per cent higher than tlie wages paid In July. Rev. G. E. Walk Dead. (By the Associated Press.) Dallas, Texas, Aug. 10. Rev. George Edward Walk, dean of St. Matthews Cathedral, the largest Wplscopal parish in TexaB, died to day of peritonitis.
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