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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

Up TO DATE only On, "eouthern outrage
was perpeirated Immediately preceding the
recent election, ard that vas committed
only the cay before the election, and there.
fore too late 10 bsve lis intended effect IN
The North. The Outrage" was the alleged
reception By postmaster in Florida of
letter inscribed with eskull and cross bones
which induced him to Il q the State. Bat
strange IS it may appear to the unsopbisti
Gated, even that post master, after reaching
the North. has not deemed it worth while
to repeat his plant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

A RI. T IMMINENT AT ANNAPOLIS War
don Gray and his deputies IN Annapolis Md,
we're up all OF sA'u,6ay night guarding
Forbes. the ne gro who is nnder arrest for as
sauIting a white girl, Mics Bertha Pnipps,
aged Is The State military were % duty
side the Ill. The danger OF a riot be-
tween the whites and blacks was i'm unent,
and Annapolis narrowly escaped bloody
battle. The negroes attempted to rescue
Forbes. During the excitement the bar
rooms in the vicinity of the disturbances were
closed by order of the sherif, Miss Phipps,
It Is said, was engaged to be married to a
young man who assisted in arreating the
alleged perpetrator of the assault in the dis
turbauce last night. Forbes vas secretly
removed from Annapolis last night to Bal
timore, where be will be safe from lynchel
al d secure from release.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

DANGER IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES :
Measles is moot infectious In the earlier
stages, and it is often too late to taks pre-
cautions when the disease ia fully developed.
Scarlet fever is nost dangerous in the con-
yalescent stage. when the skin is peeliDg,
and terrible risks are often run by children
being taken out and about without Sc cient
precautions beiog teken to insure the
safety of those with whom they may chance
to come In contact. With UhooplDg cough
there is but little danger In the open cir, nr-
less the Children are 10 actual contact. oct
there is great ,sk in being shut up 10 tbe
same atmt sphere, either in close room or
a railway carriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

4 SCHOOLGIRL LAssoEs A PANTHER.-A
remarkable atory Of frontier bravery, the
heroine being Pauline Collier, 1G years old,
comes from Childress, new town In tie
Panhandle coau;ry, Tex. She Is pupil
In the Childresa district school, and, al
Though he lives tan miles FRI m that town,
makes the tip back and forth each day 90 q
spirited Tx pony. OIe morning let
week che Jeff home at sn early hour, and
wss riding ieisureiy along when she espied
an enormous catamount (zoologically term
ed :bs North American tiger Immediately
in front OF her, crcuched ia the short
prairie grass raady for fatal spring.
With admirable presence of mind Miss
Collier seq d The lsriat htngi0g at her
saddle bow, and with great dexterity the an
mal's mack vas encircied with the deadly
coil. A word from i!s mistress the pony
which Misc Collier rode sptaug away at
gallop, dragging the savage but helpless
manater 10 death. Upon being satsf d
that ihe savage bruie's life wac extinct, the
young lady united the rope from the pom.
me- OF her ssd1le leaving the beast STRETCH
ed upon the prairie behind her. Proceeding
on her way to sch oo, she met several cow
bows and related her story. They went to
the spot where the dead panther lay and
stripped eff i,s hide. which will be made
into robe and presented to the courageous
girl The panther weighed 2l0 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
Arrested for Murder.

uAcoN, Ga, Nov. 10-Five cii'z,rs o.
Dodge county, were arrested Saturday by
us. deputy marsbals, and committed to
Jail charged with the murder Of J. G.
Forsyth on the I'm Of October. One OF The
prisoners is Wright Lauce ster, sheriff oil
Dodge county, and another is Luther a.
SaI, attorney. A white man named An
drew Reneau was shot by mob for the
murder OF Forsyth the day after it occurred
but .ter investigation proved his innocence
Tae men avres ed ara charged with having
aided aud abetted the assassination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

JAIL DsI1vERY.-seven negroes made 8
daring escape frcm the Kansas City county
Jail yesterday. As the men we're beingl let
out into the yard 10 the morning by the
10 " one OF the negroes struck bin on!ths
had With his heavy iron bucket, knocking
him senselees Oae of the negroes spatched
his revolver, while another eeizad the keys
Then tie seven prisoners, ran to the door of
the corridor, opened is with the stclsn keys
q a to the street and we're free. A general
notice alarm was sent out and ia two hours
Eve of the escaped prisoners had bsen re-
captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
An Insane Mans acts

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. JOHN Mead
o~s, who has made himself quite conspic.
uous BIZ The futile attempts he had made to
CON nit suicide, last night chased his family
into tae street with q pistol, bat they es-
ped to Inc protection Of friends. Mead
ows then made an int Fl ,ctua' attempt to set
firs to bis house and store. The police were
notified bat before they could arrive the H.
sane man had completely subsidized and
seemed to baye DO knowledge of what be
had done
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

AS SOON as Congress reassembles bill
should be introduced to repeal the duty on
all the actual necessaries of life and on raw
material Such bill would be in accord
auce with the recently expressed will of the
people OF all sections of the country, North,
South, e sst and Wes', and if Congress be
the representative OF mat will, a., under the
Constitution, 1t should bs, the bill will pass
in short order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

TALK Is already current In the North &c
the effect that it will not be advisable FOL
the democrats in the next .. S. House
Representatives to choose sn ex-Confeder
ste for their Speaker. Why not ? Wb,
would II not be as advisable to choose ar
ex-Confederaie as an ez-Federal soldier fo'
the presiding oficsr Of the House An ex
Confederate is nd much citizen of the coun'
try es an ex Uaon sci 1ier. The war tas
been over for quarter ola century, and e1'
Gonfederatus. by the Constitution aud swa,
are entitled to the same privileges sod i'm
muaities as those who impoverished them
during tie war Thsn, too, community OF
material interests, TO ssy nothing OF re'a'
tionship snd association, makes the people
of the South as national and patriotic in
,heir feelings as thoee of the North can pos
SHY be. And, besides ell this, the census
reports show that the per centage OF native
tn tbs foreign born population OF the cour-
Try Is great deal higher in the Stush thsn
iu the North. Sectiouslem should hsv-
nothing to do with the election of the Speak
er or with that OF any other national officer.
In the selection CT such officers, compstenos
md efficiency should be- tho only qualifos-
tons sought for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
By z. T. Lucas. Auctioneer.
HRUsTEE'S SALE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.

Be- virtue If deed OF trust from William n.
McYeieh and wife, dated February tn, lcSl, ro-
corded in tho Clerks osic, of the Corio-st II
Court of tho city of Alexandria. Virginia, in deed
book No II, psge 167, ard by direction OF The
psrty secured thereby, the undersigned II offer
for ssle az pablo auction in front of the prcmis s.
ia th, said city of AlexsniIia at = O'clock On
SATURDAY, the 6th day OF December, 1890,
at the Faiif.x street entrance 10 the CORPORATE on
Court room, the following described valuable real
estate: "
ings thereon situated on the wsss side of 1t.
Asaph street, between Prince and Duke iroets, in
tho said city OF Alexandria, vi GINA. and bound
ed rs follows: Beginning OF tho west side of st
As,ph street one hIn1Icd and eixse n fset four
inches 10 the s;uth of z ince street; then south
On st. bssph stttes thirty two feet; then w'st
parallel to Pine. street ons hundred and twenty
three feet five inches; tben nJrth parallel to st
Assph street thirty-two feet; th, nee cast to the
beginning btiag the saue lot al ground which
was conyeyed 10 the said William n. McVeigh by
John w. Stewart and vito by docl dated on the
10Th day of February, 1851, aud of record in
lbr II, No. 8, page z9S, one of the land records
OF Alexandiia County Court.
Terms OF Sale Cash az to the sum Of 81, GOO,
and an additional SEM sufficient TO pay the costs
of sale. The residue CT the purchase money to
be On credit of ono and two years in equal in
stalments, evidenced by the btnts OF Inc pur-
chaser, carrying Interest fri IN the day OF sale,
and secured by deed Of trust upon the property.
Conyeyancing st the est OF the purchaser.
FkANCI5 L. SMITH,
rov1O eots Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

a. W. Strange, esq, Lynchbutg, Va,
writes: use d.. Bulls Cough Syrup reg
ularly for iickiug cough at night. l.
gives reliefand puts ne to sleep. It is much
usej here" Price % canis.
Adam might have bsen the "goodliaat
man Of men since bo,n' but it doesn't ap-
pear that he evsr did any good for his fam
lily. What blessing hs might have sft he
hind, If be could have made Salvation Oil
snG Kill Daip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
DIED.

On November 0, 1880 at the residence of her
brother.in-law, j. NJ. Pcske 1926 Prince street,
BOSE l.. O'BANNON, aged &c years.
Dearest sister, tn II hast left US;
Hero thy loss We deeply feel.
But tits God who hath beI eft US;
He can sill cur sorrows heal.
On suu'ay November 9th. 1890, MALCOLM,
son of Clifton and Lucy Potion, in the 10th month
OF bis age.
Thou art gone from US, bright one.
Thou arr gore as dew dfop swept from tho bOugh
Oh, for the world where thy home is now
How may we love but in doubt mi foar?
How may we anch our hearts here?
How should e'er Joy but tre1ble b.;
Beautiful dust when we look on iee ?
At Tarrytown, N. y, November S, 1890, VIII
LIAM l.. WALLACE, in the 9th year of his sSe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

Public squares are great essiGg to The
community. We can say the same OF Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup; 1t is 'he best remedy Tor
the cure of ali diseases the babyhood hes to
enoouater. Csc.
This is no experiment bu- 3 sod f4cs
O'd ssui's Catarra Cure will cure catarrh or
iuf lerz. In fsw dfy'. Ctsss only %
Csnts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

Fire 81 The lumber wo,ks OF me Iunis
Lumber Company, ct Tunis, n. G., saen'-
day mofuiug, destroyed four drying. kl'ns
and 600 600 fesr OF lumber. The oEs 10 es..-
u, a.ed at $50 Q(O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
MARRIED.

1t Christ Church, November 6 1890 by Rev.
a. Suter, RICHARD Mayer GREEN to NAN
NY E. YOHE, both Of Alexsndfia Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

The Southern Planter for November has
tesn received from It's publishers in Rich
mond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

further ch.nge to note in prices The VIII
markets have boon heavy for sevcra days, IN
s, atby with the depression in other common
tics, duo to the tear movement in stocks, which
has caused q scarcity and mrcn his her rate o.
interest for money on call in New York We Il +.
note however, that choice Wheste comm nd II II
dsur.s but other asses are easy, with range
for al sorts of ON so TO 101. Con Is stead 81
6Os62 for old, and 52x59 for new. kye 5000.
Oats 49a53 Eggs BIZ sc-rco st .3,25 Bnt'er
hard to Il at 12al8. Apples Potatoes he t
nuts and produce generally are wanted at quota-
ti.ns. dressed Hogs aud poultry are dull q: d
lower the weather being too warn n d unsoasan-
able for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

Ms- was Lee m.n and voted for him on
tuesday and worked hard for him. Yours trnly,
1t ERNEST J. PADGETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

NOR RENT-The largo and COMFORTABLE
L BECK DWELLING on tho cast side of Fair
fax street, between Cameron ard Qaecn. Apply to
nov6 Ivy /. NJ. KELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
a LEX A N u r A. " a
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10.
The HIGH tariff men are resorting to all

The HIGH tariff men are resorting to all
sorts of means ny which to prevent or staVe
of the approaching repeal OF the Mckinley
hiii. Their latest developed scheme Is 10
pyoduce the impression that the bill referred
70 is 90 Unpopular in Eogisnd that its gu
tanr IL burned there in effgy, and that there
fore it must be adyaptageousto this country
ard that the natural desire to resent what
they term palional insult demands that
tbs bill be sustained. The accounts OF these
effigy burnings in the protective newspapers
read yery much like those of southern OUT
rsges,n that used to fill the columns OF the
same papers, and have no more substantial
foundation. When man so trusted IN
England as Mr.. Gladstone tells the people
Of that country that the Mckinley DILL
while prof.irg few rich men in this coun-
try, will do the vast body OF the American
people 3 great deal more harm than it Will
iofct up them, it Is hardly probable that
thew should have celebrated Guy Fawkes's
day by burning it's author In ethgy. Soco
an les could have been conceived only oy
thu paid sgent of the protected American
manufacturers. EAigies were certainly
burned in England last Wednesday as has
bsea the case on every 5 b of November
since 1905, but they were those of FawkeF,
and not of Mckinley, and the attempted
substitution is On absurd protection trick
but no more ridiculous than many others the
protec;ionsts have played.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
Wholesale Prices of Produce in Alexandra

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1o-yirgiuis couacis -:
1O-&Us =; dc IS 66ia bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10


able for them.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 10.-Cotton nomiosl; MD
ding 91s. Flour Dat Wbest-Southern dull at
steady rultz 92alOJ; longbcrry 93.1OO No
97las9S; steamer red 92lh Western weak 10
winter red spot 957sa96; Nov 95As96; &c
971. 97Bb; May 1O64s106la. Coln-Souttoro
quiet and flrm Whit eli 61s63; new o3ao D /;
yellow old 62a64; new 57aoS; Western qlle.;
mixed spot aud Nov So; year 81 "a; Jan o'.!i
May 69i59A. Oats firm. Ryo scti'e; PRIME 80
choice 76A77 good to far 1915. bay STEADY
and firm. froyis .ons firm. su OF iiot granu
lated Gig
CHICAGO Nov. 1O-1l:35 q. m.-Wheas !.
97la; May 104A Corn-Dec nonnn 81; NJ
54as. Oats-Dec nominal; May 46is n .
porK-Jan $ll 80; May u 70. L..r'-ln
So 35: May IS S2la. ehort ribs-Jan - 20
May s6 30.
New YORK, Nov. 1O.-Cotton cay; uplai "a
So; Orleans 13 16; futures steany. Flea
quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and weak. Cor
al2 SO. Lard quiet and easy at So %.
- PHILADELPHIA, November 8.-Beef Gait
the market vai dull, but price,, in sgfnpnl1 ~
with Tho West, advanced fraction; extrs , /!
SC; gcoi Az as 9sc; L edium 4s4 l2c; fsir 3les4
common 3a3iAc; culls 2lhs2a &c; lat cows 2tas-
sheep were ia poor demand, and although tae -
ceipts Were lighter; prices 'l'sed week ertfs :.
as lac; good a:a5;; medium 4E.s4 &c; coi1n.1n
34aa4c; cnlls 3s3i ac. Lambs 4s7c Eo-s ~
dull but i'm ; extra good este y As61sci Q.
grades l61sc; State 5laa5sac. Miicl Cows i''
changed at 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

ATOTICE-An a, jouinei meeting of the stock
~ holders Of the UNITED STATES HAEN Ers
and MANUFACTURING COMP ANY will be he d
at the Office Of the Sunday Herald in the city CT
Washing5on D. C OH WEDNESDAY, November
-. az 10 O'clock a. m. A. 7. HEN3EY,
- zoe SecrntGrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
yIReINIi NEWS.

MIR. 81. Tudor Tucker, brothe. Of Eon j..
r Tucker. died suddenly ct the Soldiers
Home in Richmond on Thursday last, aged
G. Uenra
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
NEWS FROM THE ROAD
Track Laying Commenced on the Fair.
haven d Northern

-. Chief Engineer j. !. Donovan of the
fairhaven * southern returned ypster.
day from New West minister. Mr.. Dono-
Nan droNe the entire distance between
fairhaven and New Westminster in n
buggy Keeping along ~ grade of the
road as much "a possible. In an INFER
view Mr.. Donovan stated that he found
the grade everywhere ready "a receive lie
track. a little delay might be caused at
the NOOhSack river but NOT euongh fo
ca use inuch bot her or alteration Ia original
plans. Track laying has alres-iy begun
at New Westminster and il is confidently
that the entire work of track
laying and that the road would be COM
pletcd by October 18TH or in about
'eycnty-iive days. The ship CordeIia is
being unloaded as rapidly a. possible.
Dne other trouble feared is the scarcity of
men 10 lay the track but by the time
rack laying commences at this end the
% the demand.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
Imitation Mushrooms

commercial enterprise carried 10 ex-
llemes + apt TO develop into license. A
scnius llVlhg IN the department of Avev-
Nnlch mushrooms were sold In his dis
iilct, had bright idea. He fabricated
.he expensive delicacy out of turnips. cut
tihg the Innocent turnip into mushroom
shaPes, drying the latter. artistically COM
nlotches OF paint. and then palmea them
uI upon his unsuspectiug customers as
U genuine article. For some time the
sist,hactured mushrooms were sold to
auNhntage, but one dav connolsseur
discovered the trick aud brought nm
action. and the ingenious manufacturer
g9t Two months Imprisonment. in spite
OF his efforts to demonstrate that The
tufnipS were quite as wholesome as the
rlcher vegetable they persOnated. and he
now Is leisurely medltating ON the RASH
ness Of genius in substituting dried turnips
Tor delicate mushrooms.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
A Possible Hoosier senator

[. W. Fairbanks. of lndiana. who il
looming up as candidate for the Tnitrd
states senate Ia succeed Mr.. Voorhees, If
.'i' I'pInlicahs carry the legislature. is
remarkably tall and angular nnd vnpno
LOOKING man. Tie is a railroad ATTORNEY
whose practice has been cmnentlv suc-
cesslul. aud who has made money hy The
opportunities afforded by his prnfeS>ional
engagements. lie was extremely nctiy,.
IN lasS a Grcsham man. and was re-
q -aIu,d ~ the ablest OF the organizers Of
The Gresham boom for president TLn
oId tres ham following Of Indiana VIII
support him heartily for senator, Speak
lng a. republican he said the other dav:
he republicans of Indiana are begin
hs to get aroused and there will not be-
.ny apathy. We ought to carry the state
my trouble. aud think we can carry the
egI.laiure also aud elect republican
nited states senator
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
WITHOUT SEALED ORDERS
Captain Cox Denies Having
Carried Dispatches to the
Sealing Fleet
The Seattle Journal Sold and
Another Democratic Dailv
Started
A Nihilist Plot Discovered to
Assassinate the Car
of Russia

VICTORIA. Aug. 2-Captain Cox. who
went north with the Mischief when She
was sent to relieve the Victoria schooners
of their catches, denies that he carried
any orders TO the sealing fleet. They had
their Instructions from the owners TO 90
into Behring sea and there remain until
the close of the season and those orders
were carried out. Any information he.
had for the sealers was as'to the progress
of negotiations as reported in the press
up to the day of the Mischief's sailing.
Richard Hall. another prominent seal
ing man. states that the only reason the
sealers have for concluding that they will
be projected this year more than any
other Is that negOtia tions are more adj
Nanced ana u would be more difficult for
Great Britain to witness seizures being
made without taking action.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
Indian Murdurers

MlssoCLA; Mont. Aug. 2-Sheriff Hous-
.ph returned from the Flathead country
ms morning. aud goes back tonight m
haNeili. where he will meet Agent Roman
ana Governor Toole Sheriff Honsfen l. i'm
hopes that the Indian murderers will be
IellVered up peacefully, but he has in
formed their agent that he will have them
az an hazards. He has instructed deputies
All over the entire country TO have larqe
posses ready. and he will take one from
here himSelf-a large body OF picked men
and unless the Indian murdererS ara
surrendered by the time the invading
agent there. W ii"
Ariee Ramsdell says that when he went
y" layton creek some time since and de-
manded the criminals from Chief Epos
me Indians surrounded him in threat
enlng manner and ordered him to leave
saying; Our hearts are brave: we like
white men dead. but the intrepid officer
rode INTO their camp alone and met Enos.
VINO told him he murderer had lust ieft
ana 10 take them il he could. He saw
the folly of attempting II and re-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
SAVED BY A MIRACLE
Narrow Escape of Boat from Going
over Niagara Falls

AtB'RN. y. V. Aug. "A gentleman
"nu arrived IN the city last night gave an
haiIcouht 81 what might have been terri
~ ~ casualty at Niagara Falls Yesterday
tne pleasure steamer Ella II. which rms
h3h iort Bay to Buckhorn Island was
oollged 70 run around Green Islan on ac-
EiyIunI isIuI on the low water in the river The
oas.. os,amu y only short distance above the
Ha.aIaci. just as the steamer was round-
,.i ny Ihe island Ia the swifteSt part of The
11rrther AZ mat point the engine gave out.
s ne anchor was thrown overheard. bnt IN
aalleu 10 catch, for some distance drag
Hue along on the rock haitian
Wneh IL did finally get "A hoid
w .he ooal was under such head.
tne way that the bulkhead TO which Tho
fanseI fss,,' was attached was torn from lts
,,aasuehlngs. When nearly the whole of
h bne cham had been played ont the end
uec5ihe knotted In the hole I'm the bnl.
,si,i miuIhs ana held the buat. The trouhle
VII w.im the engine proved To- be- a dnfective
hhaI.e. which was soon repaired and Tho
~. ooa. was again got under headway. bmt
too, va. .,e was The current that IL took 6f-
aneh ~. n,iilules TO reach the spot where the
tbo ho caught 100 feet up stream from
gars n'a lnere were about $50 passen-
sttah ~ Ihe steamer and passenger barge |
oachtu sco.'u To II. There was a terrible
oehe ro, ol confusion, women tainted child
goal sere amed and men bid each other
tey. ou oy. The boat was only n short dis.
!, iemee ,.' aOOVe the falls when stopned and
~ "aS miracle which saved the lives ~
"o people on the boat
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
ROBBED OF $4,000
mysterious Assault on the Bookkeeper
of the Bank of Nova Scotia

81, JOINS, \. b., Aug. THE myster-
ious robbery of the Bank of Nova Scotia
IN woodstock, has caused a great deal of
excitement. The sum OF SlO.OOO was taken
IRON the vault, and the accountant of The
oank, Robert G.. Sanders. is locked mn
charged with the theft. on SATURDAY
nornlng Sanders was found living ON tho
moor OF the vault unconscious. The vault
door stood wide open. When he came In
ms SENSES he said he had been instructed
10 go TO the bank early in the morning i'm
or'o'r 10 get some money out of the vault
ana send 1t away by express on a 7:50
train; As he entered the vault he was
struck from behind aud fell unconscious
without seeing his assailant. No one
living IN the vicinity of the bank saw
anyone enter or depart therefrom.
mere are many rumOrs afOat concern
ing The burglary. One is that sanders
mas a severe wound on his head which he
SAID he received in the vault. Another
rulnor j. taat the money stolen has been
returned TO the bank and that an pro-
eeeedlngs Wi cease. Detective Power of
HALIFAX. who has been working mn tbe
case has left for home. sanders father
arrived IN Woodstock yesterday morning
ana rad consultation with his son and
theh with the bank authorities.