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New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
FLOUR TRUST SUED FOR BogDHoLDERs
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY BRINGS ACTION AS
STEP IN REoRGANIzATIoN


The Central Trust Company % Nsw-Tork brought
suit n the United States Circuit Court yesterday
against the United States Flour Milling Company.
Samuel Thomas. OF New-York: Albert Loring OF
Minnesota. and Charles Z. Kimbau. OF Nsw-Jerssy.
receivers, 20 recover S25 10 the sern-annua1 In
stalme1t OF Interest due the first mortgages
bonds, amounting 70 the principal OF y.5o4 ooo
The interest was due on May last and the CON-
plant alleges that part OF # has been paid
The complaint also alleges that the United States
Flour Milling Company is insOlvent and asks that
the property covered By the first mortgage. con
sisting OF plant. r1achiuery and entire personal
property, be sold entirety a. a judicial sale
The complaint further asks that pending the suit
receiver receivers be appointed 20 take posses
sion OF al the mortgaged property.
At the Offices OF the United States Flour Milling
Company IL was said yesterday afternoon that the
suit was brought in accordance with the plans OF
reorganization. and that there would Be oppOsi-
ton the action taken By the Central Trust Com
pany. II added that the trust company and
the -four company were working n harmony. and
that the purpose Of iEstltuting the suit msrely
20 protect the interests OF bOndhOl1ers. FOR whom
the Central Trust Company Il acting as trustee
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

Ms. Couper Lord. Southampton. y Y..... $50
Ifbbie c Auadarke, Okla SEQ
Herbert St Clair Portland. Ns............... 500
Charles E. whistler Ellwood CITY Penn. 10 90
Fis- 50 90
Through Carlisle Deposit Bank CarisIe Penn 635
Through Mrs NJ. Matuoou. Csaarea-
Through First National Bank RED Oak Iowa
Through Miss 5 D. Brenz Lansdowne. Penn. .
W A Anderson Ottawa. Canada. ....-..-.-..
Ethel Robinson, Chassell. Mich 100
Christian Endeavor Society. First Gaines [. B.
Church. Grand Rapids Mich .........--.-... $50
Ns6' 500
Tenn .-............--.... ......-...-...-....- SIS
Through Adams Express Company SIS
Through Pacific Express Company .............. LOO
Through United States Express Company. 2dO
Through Wells Fargo Z Co. Express -.......... 500
Georgia Committee 81 Hundred -......... 9gT 81
Twenty-Five contributions OF less than IS each
aggregating SO 30
Previously acknowledged 81 209 46
Total to S288 SIS 48
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
He HAD 4 DIVINE HEALER" AND he DIED

Syracuse, y. Y, Sept L-John H Stearns
farmer Of Cazenovia, died in this city to-day OF
cancer Of the stomach. He had been attended by
Francis Barnes who claims TO be divine heal
sr." Dr.. L P Weaver coroner Of this county, has
made complaint TO the District ttorney with a
view Of prosecuting Barnes
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
POSTAL RECEIPTS IN TIE PHILIPPINES

Washington. Sept 1.-THE Postmaster-Geusral
has received a communication from F. w Vafls,
director OF posts n the Philippines, showing that
there viii De a surplus OF receipts sxpendi-
lures up 10 June 80. OF Sc As This does not IN
clude fees for money orders OF S6500 and there *
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

In one-fourth cupful Of water. Dissolve this IN
an equal amount Of boiling water. and add TO II
one cupfuI Of granulated sugar, the juice OF nan
q lemon and one cupful Of peach pulp Place II
on chill then fold in hgntIy the stl!IlS
beaten whites Of thAee eggs Turn II INTO nl9T!u
When ready TO serve. decorate IL Win Ci4lIleu
peaches.
Rice and apple dumplings are more wholesome
than those made with a -four paste. Prepare q
pudding cloth a little less than one-fourth yard
square for each dumpIing. Have a small haIf-pinr
basin at hand. Wiring cloth out OF hot water
Law it over the basin. and spread II with warm
boiled rice half an inch thick. Put in the centre
quarters of pared sour apples. With the cloth
work the rice over the fruit until ii is covered
smoothly. Then tie the cloth about II closely
Proceed in this way until all are made steam
them half hour and serve with cream
Brown Betty is an old fashioned pudding that is
holding its own among newer concoctions. To
serve a family OF four persons, chop one cupful
Of sour apples and prepare half cupful Of bread
crumbs Butter a deep pudding dish and spread
layer Of the apples at the bottom Cover them
with bread crumbs and sprinkle these with bits
OF butter cinnamon and sugar Proceed in this
vav until all are used, covering the top with but
tered crumbs Cover and bake slowly for three
quarters of an hour Then remove the cover and
brown Serve with sugar and cream Chopped al
uonds and raisns mixed with the apples make
pleasant variation.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

rests against tn. face When cotton materials
used. the lining can be omitted and eHbroid-
cred edging can be used for the fronts II desired
To cut this waist for woman Of medium size
is Yards of material a inches wide, 2A yards 80
inches wide or 3l2 yards p inches wide. will be re-
ouired, with "a OF yard for vest and collar
The pattern, No. 3625 IS cut IN sizes for 3D. "a
36 81 20 and 4 inch bust measure.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
EIOWERS

A box OF beautiful flowers came yesterday from
Mrs. A T. Harrington, OF Vermont There were
punches OF asters sweet peas poppies and other
garden blossoms. Mrs Harrington has been doing
sunshine work all summer by sending flowers 70
the sick.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
MOVEMENTS OF W4RsHIPs.

washington Sept 1.-The North Atlantic SQUAD
ron win leave Bar Harbor for Portsmouth y H.
tomorrow. The Nanshan arrived az Manila to-
day. The Bancroft has sailed from sag Harbor
for New-London- The cruiser Albany has sailed
from Naples for the PirRus-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
HELPING HAND

Mrs. Matte Clark. OF schoharie County. n 7
has offered TO take the invalid member IN Buffalo
and her mother for nominal sum for few weeks
and give them all the comforts Of q quiet home
Mrs, Clark Is thanked for her kindness IN this
matter but the invalid Is I'll with spinal trouble
70 travel far from the city where she lives
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
A NOVEL IDEA.

Mrs. A. Annette Havens. of Southampton. Long
Island, sends suggestion for new form OF dis
trtbuting sunshine. She writes Il would appre-
ciate II very much II some of the members OF the
T. 5. s. would send views and letters descrip-
tive Of their summer outings. In consequence OF
the III health OF z member OF family 7 am
unable to take much needed rest or vacation.
even for few days, and II occurred to that the
next best thing would he 10 hear Of the pleasure
others had experienced" .-@-'
This viii indeed be a pleasant way TO enjoy a
vacation by proxy, and no doubt many members OF
the T. S. s can respond 10 Mrs. Havens's request
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
MONEY RECETVEn

One dollar for dues has come from "A Friend;
s. for invalid member from L. s NJ: % cents for
postage from Mrs Annie l. Mason.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

Miss L. Baxter. Of Connecticut, has forwarded
papers and books TO Charles Rulison.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

The peach charlotte shown in the hlustra-
tion makes a delicious well as pretty dessert
for luncheon or dinner. For family Of four or
five persons soak one-quarter Of box OF gelatine
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
INDIA FAMINE CONTRIBUTIONS.

John Crosby Brown, No. 50 walI-st-, treasurer OF
the Committee OF One Hundred India Famine
Relief reports the following contributions received
yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

VIII some Sunshine member please send to the
undervest2
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

A note Of cordial thanks to Mrs. Theodore Ward
for sending the scientific paper to the invalid
young man IN New-Haven. Conn. has been re-
ceived- This invalid is bright and studious. but
has been helpless for twelve years
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

The golden rod is yellow
The corn IS turning brown,
The trees in apple orchards
With fruit are bending down.
BY all these lovely tokens
September days are here
With Summers best OF weather.
And Autumus best OF cheer.
-(Helen Hunt Jackson.
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Baltimore, Md.
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l.; II; Chaplin, Underwood Typewriter,
baltimore, Md.
George Chcsley, Coal Dealer. Baltimore.
Grason Ray, Continental National Rank
Baltimore, Md. N'
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Geo. Fitzbergcr, Sl4 S. Broadway, Balti-
more. Md
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ment Co.. Baltimore.
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baltimore. Md.
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"A FEW OF OUR LETTERS. ''-Continued

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OUR FORCES in
THE PHILIPPINES.
Continued from Page 1.

about the 1st of July. II is believed
that many of the troops in Cuba can
be relieved from duty in that country
soon after the elections there, which
take place on the 18th instant. In case
the conditions justify 1t these troops
viii be brought home and assigned 10
home stations in order that these gar
risons may be utilized in recruiting the
army In the Philippines. General Cor
bin says it is incorrect to state that
the time of the volunteer army is to b.
extended or that reinforcements are to
he sent to the Philippines. the fact
being simply that the volunteers are to
be brought home for dishandment and
enough regulars sent there 10 take their
places to give General Macarthur 49,
GOO men to assist in maintaining the
supremacy Of tho United States and 10
carry out the plans OF civil govern
ment determined upon by the Taf, m
mission
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
GAMES TO-DAY.
Petersburg at Portsmouth
lichmond at Hampton.
Norfolk at Newport News


NeWport news. Va June 4.-Norioik
city to-day by the close score of to =.
pannchowcr had the "Ship-buiders" at
his mercy up to the sixth inning, allow
ing only four hits and ii looked as If
the home team would suffer Il shut out.
Matters took Il turn in the seventh, how
evcr-thrcc hits, assisted by two bases on
balls and tho umpire. ncttcd two runs
which tied the score
In the eighth, after Norfolk had been
retired. Stanley hit the hall TO right field
for three bases. and scored on Bouchers
out To Pulsiicr. which put the home team
one in he lead. which the "Phcnoms''
failed to overcome.
Both teams put up a fine game. The
same teams viii play to-day. The bat
teries being MCCloud and Nelson for Nor
FOLK and Van Gcisen and j. Weaver for
the "Ship-bUidcrS The score:
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PETERSBURG.
WOMAN HOLDS TDAlPERANCI
Observation-Disclosures BACK
HONTNI.
ESPECIAL to NORTHUMBERLAND

Petersburg. Va, June 4.-The first
service under the tent recently pur-
chased by Rev. l.. d. Guycr. ana which
mas been pitched on West High street
was held yesterday afternoon and was
attended by over one thousand persons
The service VAS conducted by Miss Lee
Glen Cora Cook. OF Rochester. y. Y.
and We're held under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
and the Epworth Leagues. Services
VIII continue to be held under this tent,
to be conducted by the different min
listers OF the city.
The silk mills of John y. Stcans &
Co.. OF this city, which have been closed
for some days. throwing out Of en-
ployment about four hundred operators,
viii resume operations on Thursday
next
y. Z. Hill Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams returned to the city yesterday
morning about o'clock from Louis
vile. lNy. The camp went and re-
turned on special train over the Nor
folk and Western railway. and say that
they were extended every courtesy Of
the railway company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
SIXTH DAY OF
RIDDiCK TRIAL.
Continued from Page l

witness could recall there had been an
outcroppng of the claim of divine COM
mission before the act was committed
but it would be unfair to presume that
rhIS was always the case. FOR men to set
up the claim of divine commission and
after the commission of the deed of vi
oience 10 not refer to commission, but
to say that he had been mistaken and
WITS s'0rry TOT rtrF HCV. -ft-thc doctor said
IT was not Inconsistent with insanity,
though it might be unusual.
In reply To Mr. Saunders the witness
Said If it could be shown that the man
really had a motive he would regard
she act ~ that OF n sane person
DIR. Taylor was not crnss-exnmined
lis testimony was probably stronger
for the defence than for the Common
wealth. The coroner was called home
on account Of the death Of . brother
)n-law. The defence cross- examined
hone of the Commonwealth witnesses.
AT 1880 a recess was taken 10 1870
o'clock.
None of Mr.. Rlddick's relatives were
in court to-day.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
There is little doubt in the minds Of
most people that Rev Roane RiddicK
will be declared insane. The case may
reach the jury Thursday evening. At
least two days VIII be consumed in the
argument.
The afternoon session Of the court
was taken up with the examination Of
several OF Riddick's former nelchbors.
who testified that they believed him
70 be a san man. DR.. r. r. Jones Sr
knew Mr.. Riddick fairly well. ana had
often talked with him. He thought the
prisoner was IL sane man.
THESE BELIEVE HIM SANE
DR.. S. II. Moscly testified that he had
known the prisoner since last August
lie had heard him preach several times
He regarded the accused as "a man or
sound mind Even after the shooting
witness saw nothing Of Riddck to ind;-
cate insanity.
Mr.. Walter Moseley. a steward in one
OF Mr.. Riddick's churches had known
the preacher for fifteen months. He was
well acquainted with him, and looked
upon the accused as perfectly sane
man.
The people in tho ncighborhood re-
garded lHddick as Il good preacher. Mr.
j.. Il. Barker, a member of one of RID
dicks churches ana a steward had met
the preacher several times. He regarded
him as a man of sound mind. Riddick
had missed only three appointmcnts
since he had been on the circuit. Twice
the weather was bad and once tho ac-
cused got lost
The same character Of testimony as
the preceding was given by Messrs
Walter Z. Rawlings. Il. w. Taylor. T.
w. Rawlings. Mr. w. H. Valentine. OF
Rock Church thought the prisoner sane.
lie had n talk with Mr.. Riddick Mon
day, after the shooting. The preacher
told witness that DIR. TomDle had in
suited his wife. Riddick said he went
to the Doctors and the latter met him
with 4 smile on his face, and offered
him his hand, which he refused. Rid
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20 WEEK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Bruce Worthington, President Worthlng-
ton Tobacco Co, Winchester. Va.
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bacco Co. Winchester. Va.
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dick said he told the doctor 1t was n
me morning for n frolic, and then put
louf bullets In his body, as he Believed
any other gentleman would have done,
DIR. X. r. Jones thought the prisoner
was perfectly sane. as did also Mr.. Earl
Iemple. first cousin OF the murdered
man. and Mr.. II. S. Spruce. Mr.. Tenn
PIE lived 150 yards from the parsonage
and saw and talked with the accused
almost every day. Emmett Kid heard
the accused preach often and thought
him sane. Mr. Q. L. Seymour, Mr.. r.
Il. Seymour. Mr.. j. G. Throckmorton
and w. w. Read all testified that they
regarded the accused as q sane man,
ana the last named. who had the pris-
onel In his custody after the homicide
testified that he did not then appear
insane.
ONE OF THE GUARDS
Mr. j. X. Tatem. one of the guards
placed over Riddick after the tragedy.
testified that Riddick had said if he
could see his wife he could tell whether
he was justified in killing Temple In
this testimony the witness corroboratcd
Mr.. House. He thought the accused
machine agent. was called. but H. could
shed no light on the case. and court
adjourned for the day.
MIR. SAUNDERS TO OPEN.
II is understood that Mr.. Saunders
will open the argument for the prose-
cution.
The counsel for the defense will prob
ably speak in the following order:
Mcssrs. Haskins Goodc, Davis and
Poage. Mr.. I|uford will close for the
Commonwealth
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II. ]. Tulloh, $50 S. Weadock Street. sagi-
nav, Mich.
Chas. e; .Franck. Funeral Director. Bal,i-
more, Md.
John l.. Dorsch Mutual Eeneit Life In
Surancc, Baltimore. Nd.
a. c. Casey. Manufacturers Agent, Bal
timorc. Md.
Elizabeth Jordan. Lexington. Va.
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a s. Worthinston, Worthington Tobacco
Co, Winchester, Va
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20 MEEK REDEMPTION
We paid every Contract that was twenty weeks old

j. Perry Roy3ton. 9Th and d Streets
Washington, ID. G.
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Annie +. Jordan. Lexington, Va.
r. T.. Boggan. Salesman. Baltimore, Md
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nav. Mich.
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Baltimore. Md.
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EOnrd. BnltimOrc. Nd
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Tor I'nnIlx Irsc

get only Anhcuscr Busch Brewing Assn
brands of bcer-the pure kind. Not How
Cheap, But How Good" Is the motto that
governs their manufacture. No corn or
other cheap materials are used. Orders
addressed to Edward Lennon, manager
Norfolk Branch, will be promptly exc
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THE STATE LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

AZ Portsmouth-Ports 9; Peters
burg. 3.
Al Newport Ncws-Ncwport News, 3;
Norfolk, >.
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PGTTsBURG DEFEATS PIIIIIIEs.
Philadelphia. Pa RHE
Ptttshurg So. 800 q , o o o O i 10 .
Philadelphia ...3 0 90 5000 o. .
Batteries: Phillipp Waddcll ana Kim
mer; Fintt and Mcfarland. Umpire
Hurst. Timc-2:35.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-E Ease. powder for the
feet. 1t cures painful. swollen. smarting
nervous feet and instantly takes the sting
out of corns and bunions. It's TIE great.
est comfort discovery of the age. Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy 1t is certain cure for sweating.
callous and hot. tired. aching feet TRY
it to-day Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores Bv mai! for 25c. in stamps Trial
package free Address. ALLEN S. DIN.
SrED. lie Roy. n. Y.
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Eilliousncss. CONSTIPATION. Torpid
Liver pefect relief given by Saratoga
Cathar;a Water. All you can drink for
. cents at Holmes Drug Store l92
Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
NORFOLK LOST.
Dannehower Shut Out the Ship.
builders Until the Seventh.

Two Bases on Balls and Three Singles Lost
the Observation-Disclosures Decisions
Very Poor--Both Teams Suffered
Portsmouth Wins from Petersburg
Hampton Wins from Richmond.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

There is no llitle enemy" IJttlo ~,
purit!cs in the blood arc sources Of ,.r an
cancer e;'ins ana should be expelled by Iloods
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

Manager Boyer quit the Richmond team
saturday night President Jake Wells has
taken the team in hand and will form a
stock company. Who VIII manage the
tenn Is vet unknown.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

The Ski Ski Band was on hand and the
strains from the Coon Hollow Orcaniza-
ton were enough TO dcmoralize and drive
herd OF cattle TO stampede.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
napolis, 10. - iii'ih-
ut Chlcngo-Chicaso. .; Bumalo. ?.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05

BOSTON DEFEATS ST. LOUIS.
Hoston, Mass RIFE
ST Louis .....O / 00010 20 .
Batteries: Dnecn and Clarke: IIurbev
and Robinson. Umpirc-Swartwood Tiine
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-05
CHICAGO DEFEATS BRooKLyN.

CIfICAGU IJIIFEATS BKOOKLYN.
At Brooklyn, n. y R.IIE
Ghlcago ...... ......0 20 o / IS :
Batteries: Griffith and Donohuc; Ken
nedy1 Kitson and Farrell Umpire-O'Day.
Timc-2l0.