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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
Stnrye1 ln > Rear Yrap.

BRAcEBRrDaE, Ont, Nov. o.-lSpe-
ciall-A hunter and srapper named
David Allen, residing in the Magnets.
Wan district, started out to examine
his traps about o month ago and never
returned. Yesterday his deaa body was
found in bear trap. The trap had
CLOSED upon his wrists and no had slowly
died OF starvation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
A Successful HINT.

Messrs. Il. Ii. Woodrum, NJ. 7. G.
Jordan and James s. Simmons, have re-
turned from Newton, from very sue
cesstul hunting expedition. They
killed 800 birds and 100 rabbits in three
days hunting. and caught seven pos
sums in one night
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
MIR. Eassett mt Ola poin,.

Fort MONROE, Va, Nov. 9.-Hon. j.
Sloat Fassett arrived here this morning
for few days rest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10

-'c0 ioA Afo tlineS the lee ne was TO re-
ccelve would he be in the jugs place,
but somebody must sacrifice their time
and feeling for tho public good
The jury system, first the bulwark
OF the citizens against tho tyranny Of
King John and his robber barons, was
1000 years old and was the only tribu.
nal known by which murderers can be
punished, the only safe system and
way. There is no other power that can
reach the murderer of Mr.. Caddall save
the twelve jurymen called and sworn TO
perform that duty. There is no other
power that can strike terror into tho
mind of evil-doers but an unbiased
jury. Their verdict was far.reaching,
Tor it must preserve society against the
hand of the assassin.
lie argued that it was no STRANGER
who killed Caddall; that he was man
bold and defiant; that he was RELYING
on position to protect him from sus-
plclon: that he used q thirty-two cali
bre rifle.
lie took up tho testimony, dissccted
II, and showed how it proved his theory
OF the prisoners guilt, and to show that
ume, means, opportunity, conduct of
prisoner = everything - comprised to
testify his guilt. 81 will convict you
out of your own mouth" said General
Walker, looking steadily at the pris-
oncr.
Mr.. Williams will draw crowded
auditory to hear his defense of Feagles.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
KILLED BY A DYNAMITE BLAST,
w. r. Ingram the Victim of a
Terrible Accident.

While Blasting Sala,nander From, Grocer
Furnace No. 4, a Blast Goes on Pre-
maturely-The Head of the Victim
Blown Almost to Pieces Causing Meath
tcrnOon.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
The Nyea,her.

For Virginia, fair weather., slightly
warmer. southerly winds, with inereas-
ing cloudiness and light rsin by Tues
day evening.
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DAY OF ARGUMENT.
Growing Interest in the Great
Trial.

Isaac ii. Larcw Makes n Strong Argument
for the Defcnsc-Gcnerai Walker, for
the Prosecution, Makes the Great
Speech of the TriaI-Willinms to Sneak
Tor tile Defense To-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
TWO FATAL FIRE DISASTERS.
Eight Men Killed and Others
Injured.

n Bsaze In Cincinnati Results i'm the
Death OF Three Firemcn-One Nan
Comes From the Fire Severely Burned
and u Having Maniac-Fircmen AMI
Thirty-four Horses Sufs,sated I'm H.
Fire ut Denver. Col.
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Fire on Mill Mountain.

Fire has again started on Mill
Mountain. The blaze could be seen
from the city all last night and con-
tinued to spread. 1t will be remem-
bered that about year ago there was
fire in the mountain forest for several
days, almost the entire surface being
burned over.
A natural gas explosion at Bradford,
Pa, wrecked house and injured a
number OF people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Hermann Oelrich, New York's mcm-
Der OF the National Democratic COM
mittee, has resigned, assigning as n rca-
son that he cannot stomach the meth
ods OF Tammany, which controls the
party in New York.
Governor Campbell, OF Ohio, will
bring libel suit against the newspa-
pers that publish cd the story that he
had lost q half million dollars in Wall
street gambling.
At New Lisbon, o., William Garfield
has confessed that he wrecked n train q
few weeks ago and caused four DEATHS
His purpose was plunder.
George Kimes, convicted in Ohio in
1850, OF countcrieitins, has been par
doned by the President.
1t is reported that Mr.. Blaine will
make three speeches in Massachusetts,
during the campaign.
The heir to the crown OF Roumania
has renonnced the throne to marry
Nile. Vacarcsco.
Congressman Lee, tho son OF Robert Z.
lee, who was reported dangerously i'll
is improving
All hope OF rcscuing the entombed
miners alive at Pottsville, Pa, has been
given up.
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TRUE CHARITY,

All Glasses in Russia from the Car Down
sacrificing Luxurics for the Sake of tho
Fnminc.Strichcn Districts.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. G.-Thc Crash
DAMN announces that the officers OF the
imperial guard have decided not to
drink champagne at any of the regi-
mental banquets and to contribute the
money which would in the usual course
oi events have been SO spent to the
peasants OF the famine stricken district
OF Russia.
All classes OF citizens here, following
the example OF the Car, who has de-
cidel that no court balls will be given
during the coming season, and that the
money usually spent for this purpose
shall be devoted to the relief OF the
sufferers by the famine in this country,
have resolved to abandon all entertain
ments during the winter, and contrib
ute the money thus saved to the fund
for alleviating the distress of the fam
ishing people. Most OF the public
officials announce that they intend to
devote certain percentage OF their
salaries 10 the same purpose. Work.
men have decided to give q proportion
OF their humble wages and even child
rem will offer their little savings. Col
lections are to be taken up on every
feast day in all the churches,
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Trprr II, I'm oct c-Notrro
,,owoI -. - NV H., " ,,.u,
'''0"e', aP i"'' autumn ''!' At''e
100 cool, however, lor harness horses Ia
be at their best. Early in tho morning
runors wcro crrrott tbat ,boro wos .
h;,aL :, ~. ~, W., ' m'..'.' '.'o wa
i,''e'i i.' ''io Dl'eet-ii"i ioiater iha'ci
that Monroe Salisbury, owner OF the
black stallion, would not start his horse
and bod M. ,vorkod linn ont roo,or1,v
L...,., 80 '',. o I''N ~,
'''''iis III VIC" u race LOT To-Day. lie
rumors found little crcdencc with the
people, and by | d. IN, fully lo,OOO pe0-
nlo roro q, tLo ,rorrl,
49, o'
g, az ~, . . CLOCK INC Two Paccrs scored up
ioi tlic Moru' lolhtcT having the poIe.
.:.G a:.c' h: seNc."' scores inc Woru WIS gwen
WIZ. Miaii p.'ccI ~ ioinIer sauoic' me
posl.'ol ~ On was maintained 10 the quarter
III ioo1 90 SECONDS Only Went 10 the ialt III
Ivy, anu II was seen tha' 1eers on
toii'cf Ion. na1 mapped ms cam1paign 10
@ peat the PACK stallion IN inc home
:tte'.il "'i" lt'at s''ct! WIS 10 starr SAT
ls,aGtioi. AS double team they pass
ca 'he three-quaftGrs IN ;+2, and then
.i .he utixe began. inc lNsh descended on
n I,c stailIoh anu eatheiF ne answered II.
Loin'er ii us ever was malhtaininga slight
ieau: answering every, stroke. The
stanton heid the neat sale, when within
o.o nunuEeu una MY leGt OF thc wire,
S!arr, WIN amaGnliccht driVe, brushed
nirect Ii WIN terrllic nnrst OF speed, onto
nm CARRYING nm OIL ms icet, ana The
neat was ms, the last quarter having
oeen done IN 81 seconds; the last eighth
Il. log SECONDS. roofs now sold, Direct
sog, foih'er s-iV.
III inc second neat GGcra, knowing
,ha' nc could hot WIN tiic Oattle III the
las1 quarter against the phenomenal
specd purst hcld by Direct, changed his
tactics ana IN scoring brought Direct
Gown 10 the WIRE ut heart-breakIng
EaiF. Inc Word was gwen to a spIen-
ulu start ana locked they went to the
quarter III 81 seconds, iolnter making
Dlrect attend strictly to business
70 th9 nan IN l:O', and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-07
TIE CASE OF DIR. BRIGGS.
iic will bo Tried November dit May Not
bo Public,

| DO PUBLIC.
New YonK, Oct. 0.--The New York
Presbytery, which set all day yesterday
discussing the case OF DR.. Briggs, who Is
charged with hercsy, resumed 1t work
at II o'clock this morning. After somo
routine work had been disposed Of, the
Roy. A. Schiland, OF the committee ap-
pointed to answer DR.. Briggs protest OF
May II, arose TO read his report. DR..
Briggs interrupted him by asking in n
spirit OF fair play that his protest first
Dc read, because many who were now
present never heard it. BY general
consent the protest was read by the sec
retary. IN 1T DR.. briggs protested
against the appointment OF committee
to prosecute him for various reasons,
among them that he was not given SUI
licienttimc to answer tho charges against
him, and that advantage was taken OF
his absence III Europe.
DR.. Schilland then read the answer.
1t urges that no charges had been pre-
scnted when the protest was made and
no though OF q protest was necessarily
maintained. 1t was committee OF in
quiry only, to consider tho inaugural nd
dress in its reference to the confession
otfaith, which is the subject OF general
criticism and widespread dissent, and
OF whose apparent teaching number
OF Presbytcrians had already entered
most emphatic protest, and adverse
Judgment. This committee had to
deal with DR.. Briggs, not personally,
but with the contents OF the address
publicly and officially made by him. II
this address was misrepresCntCd or mis-
understood it was surely great injustice
to DR.. Briggs, but he wrote to the COM
mittec that even ii he was in better
health he would not attend. DIR. Briggs
certainly gave assent to the correctness
OF tho address, as published, although
he protested that at would seem that
your committee was appointed to CON
slider my inaugural address and not to
consider any explanation OF it | might
desire to make"
For this. and othcr reasons the COM
mittee decided that the action OF the
Prcsbytcry was entirely proper and aC-
cording to the usage OF the denomina-
tion.
DR.. Birch, chairman OF the prosccut-
ing committee, announced that he was
about to serve DR.. Briggs with a copy OF
the indictment and by arrangement
with the accused, the trial had been SGT
down ior Wednesday, November 4, at
l0o'clocl, in the Scotch church. The
trial will be in the church proper and
not in the lecture room. 1t will not be
public in all probability, though the
manner OF conducting the trial is yet to
be decided by committee consisting OF
moderator, his clerks and the pastor OF
the Scotch church.
The committee on revision OF the con-
fession OF faith was appointed to report
at the November meeting: Ministers
Van Dyke, Spinning MarlinG Kerr, Ros-
sitter, Forbes and Chaplin. Elders T. G..
Strong, NJ. W. Dodd and Z. W. Dodge.
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TURKISH DRIGHNDs



CoSsrASrrNoPLr, Oct. CA band of
brigands yesterday, in spite OF the re-
cent diplomatic action OF Germany and
France, and OF tho efforts OF tho Porto
to suppress brigandagc, made despcr-
ate attempt to wreck and rob passcn-
ger train. The latter was passing along
desolate portion OF tho Haidar. Pacai.
amidt railroad, when the engineer dis
covered that something was wrong
along the rails ahead OF his train. Tho
train was brought to u standstill as soon
as possible, and an examination OF tho
limo showed that the much dreaded
brigands had torn up the rails and SO
damaged the road bed that had tho
train not been stopped in time IN acci-
dent, would have surely happened.
The brigands, rs soon rs they saw that
their plan had miscarried, instead OF
attacking the train, dccampcd. This is
only one OF similar outrages upon the
part OF Turkish bricands.
Mn. Rutlier and Eugene do Raymond,
sub-managcrs OF vineyard company,
were captured early in August last by
tAc piibaHus VI CHlcl AtIl'lnuslus, ana
were released on payment OF 5000
Turkish pounds, Later in tho same
month several Italian railroad officials
were carried otfby Chief Mohadisn, und
others were murdered. Here again
ransom OF $4,000 had to be paid for tho
release OF the captured railroad officials.
On June | last the same band, that OF
Athanasius, placed distractions across
tho railroad track near Tchcrcssdoii,
dcrailcd an express train and captured
several German tourists. For their
ransom 10000 was paid.
Athaniasus is pictured rs being bri-
gand of the old school, IN oriental
Claude Duval practicing the tradition
OF robber courtesy and building up
huge fortune for himselia at the expense
OF the Sultan's privy purse, ior tho de-
mands OF the ambassadors ior compen-
sation for brigand outrages have been
complied with from that fund. Tho
Oriental Railway Company, us tho re-
suit OF the recent brigandage outbreaks,
has demanded special guarantees from
the Porte ii it is to carry on its traffic,
all the more rs it is suggested that tho
Indian mail should take that route.
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CINCINNATI, O., Oct. G.--Thcrc will bc
an armistice tomorrow between the
contonding powers OF the Republican
and Democratic forces in Ohio. The
champions, Governor Campbell and
Major Mckinley, both rect in order to
be better prepared for the grand con-
test In the joint debate at Ada, Ohio,
on Thursday afternoon. Governor
Campbell spoke in Hamilton, O., to-day.
Tomorrow ho will be in Columbus
in his office and will remain in Column
bus until time to reach Ada on Thurs
day. Major Mckinley spoke to-day ut
Batavia, near Cincinnati, and will go to
Canton tonight, where he will prepare
the outlines OF his part OF the debate.
The debate begins ut 80 p. III. Cover
nor Campbell won the opening and
closing address by toss OF coin.
Though Ada is not great city in size,
its citizens have shown themselves un-
usually thoughtful with reference to
the comfort and convenience OF their
visitors on that day. The publisher OF
their paper, the Ada Record, took pains
some days ago to ascertain about how
much matter would be offered for trans
mission by telegraph, and gave this in
formation to the Western Union Com
pany. The result is that the company
will be able to handle $4,000 words an
hour if necessary, and Mr.. Agncw
Welch, editor OF the Record, invites all
correspondents to call on him for any
assistance needed in facilitating their
work. Very full reports OF the debate
will be telegraphed to the morning
papers.
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Possible Complications Ahead.

LONDON, Oct. G.-The Times Paris cor
respondent says that he learns that the
government is only waiting for the as
sembling OF tho Chamber OF Deputies
to ascertain their feeling in regard to
the matter before passing the ncgotia-
tions, already far advanced, for nor
NAL treaty OF alliance with Russia. "Ac-
cording to this version OF the situation,
which am unable to verify, "says the
correspondent, at seems likely that the
Chamber OF Deputies will object to
Russian stipulations which would too
closely identify France and Russian in
terests."
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THE BLAINE DIVORCE.


Young Blalnc Filcs Ills Answcr-A Hard
Fight for Possession of tho Child.
Sioux FALLS. S. D., Oct. G.--The an
swer in the famous divorce suit Of
Marie Ncvins Blaine VS.. james G.
Blaine, jr., was served upon Mrs. Blaine
to-day. She asks for decree OF divorce
and custody OF the child and for suit
able almony. Mr.. Blaine in his reply
denies that nc deserted his wife, but
claims that she deserted him. lie
pleads poverty and urges that he has
IN income OF but $4,000 year, which
will cease tho first OF December next.
He makes 4 plea ior the custody OF
the child. There will probably be n
hard fight for the child, who resembles
his grandfather.
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Another wife NInrtlur.

AIoRRls, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-Word has been
received from Mason, small town
about ten miles from here, stating that
W. L. Barkett shot and killed his wife
ut the home OF her mother. Barkett is
employed in an electrical concern in
Chicago. His wife came to visit her
mother about week ago and Barkctt
came down from Chicago yesterday. He
went Immediately to his wife and shot
her twice, killing her instantly. He
then attempted to kill himself by firing
two shots into his own body, but failed,
and after having set fire to the house he
walked to pond near by and tried to
drown himself, but did not succeed. The
cause OF the deed is not known, but it is
said that his wife deserted him about Il
month nuo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-07

AUGUSTA, ME, Dot, G.-The report
that Secretary Blaine is again ill is un-
founded. The family physician, DR..
G. w. Martin, says that Mr.. Blaine is
in better health than when he arrived
from Bar Harbor. Mccormick Blaine,
Emmons' little son, has been danger
ously i'll. but is now better. This fact
probably gave rise to the rumor OF
the Secrctary's illness.
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PARIS, Ten, Oct. G.-Deputy Sheriff
CASTOR and 4 bartender were found
murdered in Chio's saloon at Arthur
City this morning, both men being shot
in the back. Officers have gone to the
scene with bloodhounds, and great cx-
cltement prevails. The cause OF the
double murder is not known, but it is
generally believed to be revenge.
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Struck by Il Trnin.

SrApLEroN, S. l., Oct. 8.-Near the
National meat market at Erastina, four
persons, q man, q woman and two
children, were struck by wcstbound
train on the Omboy division OF the
Staten Island and Rapid Transit rail-
road Mt the crossing in, GiiEords this
morning. Tho man and were instantly
killed and their bodies were hurled a
considerable distance from the track.
The children were picked up in dying
condition and were carried to the near
est house.
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Killed His IYiro and Him self.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 6.-Richard
Won Olinda, blacksmith, murdered
his wife Yesterday and then killed him
sell. His wife had lett him on account
OF cruel treatment. He met her and
asked her to drop the proceedings for
divorce and live with him again.
She refused and he shot her twice,
killing her instantly. He then fired
two shots at himself and died in short
time.
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DEATH OF ENTHUSIASM
Forthc Worlds Fair in Franco and Italy
on Account of Our Tariff

LONDON, Oct. G.-Thc Paris cores
pondcnt of the NeGs tclcgraphed that
the replies to the government circular
would indicate dcarth OF enthusiasm
among the people OF France in the mat
ter OF sending exhibits to the Worlds
Fair to DC held in Chicago. Manuiac-
turers generally, as expressed in their
answers, regard the Invitation OF the
United States, following, as it does the
adoption OF the new American tariff, us
mere mockcry Tho chambers OF
commerce at Bordeaux, Lille and Rou-
baix report that not single intending
exhibitor has yet applied and those OF
Lyons, st. Etienne and Roannc report
only one applicant each. About one
hundred Partisan manufacturers and
tradesmon have announced their intcn-
tion to exhibit their goods at the fair.
italy has decided not TO take any part
in the exhibition.
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LONDON, Oct. G.-Thc coroner writcs
to the Times of this morning protesting
agaist the comments Of tho press in the
matter OF the Lydia Manton inquest,
comments which an inquiry from their
own reporters would prove to be un-
founded, The court room he says was
filled with reporters, as we'll as other
members OF the public.
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BERLIN, Oct 6.-Herr Bebel, promi.
ncnt member of the Socialist party, de.
-livered a violent speech to-day, in
which lie declares that Russia should
be tramplcd to the ground at all costs.
Everybody should contribute to the
victory Of the German ilHg and drive
Russia out OF Europe. Russia, he de.
clarcd, ought to be revolutioniScd both
externally and internally in order to
eliminate the perpetual menace OF Nwar.
Herr Debcl also declared that Poland
should be made an independent state.
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Daughters of the Revolution.

WASHINGTON, D., G., October OH
response to Mrs. Harrison's call for q
meeting OF the regents OF the Society OF
Daughters OF tho Revolution nearly all
the States were represented at the gath
ering tonight. Mrs. Harrison, who
came from New England especially for
the meeting, presided. Mrs. Cabell, the
vice-prcsident, entertained the society
at her residence.
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LONDON, Oct. G.-Sightcd-Dania,
Lahn and City of New Yorl,, from New
York. ...
PHLApELrulA, Oct. C.-Arrivcd-Lord
Cough.
ASrwrnr. Oct. 6.-Arrived-Rhyn.
land, from New York.
Nsw YoEK, Oct. G.-Arrived-Fries.
land, from Antwerp.
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LONDON, Oct. G.-Thc newspaper press
OF st. Petersburg denounco the conduct
OF the merchants and members OF the
nobility ior seeking profit from their
stores OF corn while the poor peasants
are starving. They make q strong ap.
peal to tho government to remove the
edict prohibiting the export OF rye and
substitute therefor u heavy tax on the
expectation oi all cereals. Reports
from the Baku district and elsewhere
arc to the effect that thousands OF per-
sons are dying.of starvation.
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4 STEAMBOAT SUNK.


phis-aIay be n Total Wreck.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 6.-Thc steamer
Chlckasaw sunk n few miles below here
this morning. She is likely to break
in two and prove total wreck. The
Chickasaw was built eight years ago at
JetTersonville, Ind, at cost OF :40,OCO.
Last summer she received $1,000 worth
OF repairs and was regarded as one OF
the best money-making bouts on the
river. She was the chief boat OF the
Memphis and Arkansas City packet
line and piled the river also. The boat
was insured for $4,000. The owners OF
the Chickasaw are Capt. James II.
Rees, Ed Postal, OF this city, and Col.
Sam Brown, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. The
cotton was fully insured in the boats
open policy.
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MADRrD& Oct. G.-Mr. William Cotton.
who was travelling in company with Mr..
Seymour Lucas, the well known artist,
was 90 severely hurt in the recent acci-
dent at Burgos that the amputation OF
one leg was found to be necessary. He
has died from the effects oi his injuries.
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THE KING IS DEAD,
Knri I of WurtcmburG Passes hwuy ut
Stuttgart.

STUTTGART, Oct. G.-The King OF
Wurtemburg died at o'clock this
morning He had been ill for some
time past and yesterday his condition
became SO critical that the last rites OF
the church were administered 10 him.
During the night his condition became
worse and his physicians stated that he
could live but short time Karl I
King OF Wurtemburg, was born March
6, 1923, and assembled the throne Mt the
death of his father, King Wilhelm l, on
June 25, 1864.
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PnlIADELrurA, Oct. Ga Press special
from Phillipsburg says: 1t is un.
officially announced that the liabilities
OF the Phillipsburg bank, which closed
its doors yesterday morning, are $685.
600 and the assets 100000. 1t is an,
nounced that 4 statement will shortly
be made public.