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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
LONAL pNNspNMIrY MGunEa,

The B%pyAnites IN ilia aeGliOn u
Montana who four y0aF aHO wGr9 maxi
Inv money tile grant iaHn0 on lho cams
pAiHil ara dlr6otGd 10 compare tii
financial statements 0f tho 1--WE llai
tiOlAl banla vi Billings isMned thol
with tlle corresponding period IN Hlii
year, Tlley should nlsO beW In mind
when they mad tln comparative
figures, TINT MI Bryan N again ihe
democratic candidate upon lh0 anne
old 6iieaRO 10 10 | PLATFORM they
should not forget tiat MpI Bryan IA
Oh RECORD Thai IN the event on hi4 0l0n'
tiOn M promises w wiiM tm HOid
standard Inv I'M liu statnla BOOKS,
turn TIM country over 10 n silver
basis and conduct thH affairs M tta
government IN All ita branches aee0pdl
Ing 10 Tho p0lmlist id0at
When tl@ Bryan b0Oatepa have ID
s0ile esshh studied the mlibw 0l
thsif false prophet They should then
photograph themselves ana MG how
ridiculous they appear IN thG rOl6 Ot
%sii0HierH Tor ~ 10 | and antisexpMnaiGn,
Wm financial condition N the lwO
hanks VI Billings III iiio el0ae N buai'
iiesa Sept b. ana IN reported 10 tim
comptroller M the currency showed
deposits amounting 10 SI,lBMaDOt Al
the corresponding period four years
HHO Vim deposits amounted W si7a,S
4b0 Wm increase IN 40 Rm cant
And Nm nGHFes make I'M Atf0Haaaf
Hind III M NgAamant aaaiGW the man
win AIgMsIs fV v0tes IN AuIp0n N the
isyysu principles
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
vMN NJ SON NAN


Fb"~ ty0 W.
Washington, hopt, vO~-shOMn Inter-
eHtinE fnets regarding thD altMMtiOn at
Dawson City mvg contained In n report
Of Consul X, y. MoCOOA MNler data
Of August w, III snyH thAp0 hNN baBn
M nbundnnBp Of Wild bluoDDrrieh eur
rants, vnHpbnrptes md 0pAnbDrrleN thiA
summon CATTLE berherp on tNa Mills
Nnd 4 fOw Indians Hnthgr Tim berries
md bring ll,em w DaWsOn, pNe0ivinE
w VII 10 pop uunpt. Tho ldeA Of
building mn len plant IN Dawson seems
likO "mwying DOals tO Newcastle, F"
Tho lnek ~ Len IN Tho summer, how
Dvor, Inns bnnn seriously felb Mlh n
contract hnp bunn RiyuD For MI Loo maa
0htnN tO bo plnond IN u eOldsstOrago
w%npohUnAn TlM eOsl Of loo tlis sum.
NOR hnH boom live CENTS pnr pound Op
Nd tho pntO Of 800 Dor ION Consul
MejODk HnyH mDpn Mining claims hnyo
bison wOvhld iliN swimmer lIan ID any
other HpnNOn bDoDise thn h0nyy min vaIl
hns afforded sufficient winter Tor AlnlDs
Inv, Machinery Nv now found every
where III thp district nnh no Ono
thinks W working u Dlnim without u
boiler, engine nNd pMnlp. Vhn amount
~ gold HOIi ont t,lA nensOD IN pep 0Ona
sulNp invoices ~ Wv, BOO, 900 " IN
possible Tint u gunplWp ~ million more
bns gone Out witliDnb my record,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

siMie from tha disgrace which Inns
bNeR i,aaIad uI9n MoBtaDa's fair brow
NJ tho hands NJ y party totally unfit 10
guide the deHtines ~ her people, "
will ba tha ypav when Montana will
again record hep vOtaa In Tin electoral
college fp Il republican president and
yieerppesident, Nh entire republican
congressional md state tiekot, and y
Legislative ticket which will select
two republican United Atates senators
10 represent Tim stAte M the nAtiOR'H
ONpitAl during Tim NEXT aik years,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
VOv, Dgd Iytsk,

Croker md Plat foil ont ~ New
York md fOy " Time there wins u sOnDd
Hike two GvOss gnlyes' fathers HvENing,
platt charged tllat enc ~ tho HODvg0s
Of TammaDy'a campaign fuDd WIS nv
sessm0nts on WOfhalH MI, Croker
yefOVtpd by chilling Mr. Plat " nbig
liav,o nv, platt responded by peWat'
iDg his charge and asserting That
Croker knew " 10 be tvue, However,
be would DOt clover himself" by ve'
plying 10 Croker ThM lnttW sOW.
monfed Oh tlpis by saytnsI "Wby did
he lower hiWseN by making tho nVst
0tfaok Oh me, md lying RbOnt ODv
gampaigD fnndY Ho I'D lle, md ! Mtd
he Und" Luektly tjW Horton lMw's
vApaAl prevented ~ nObWAl clash ~
fists Indianapolis JOwpDAL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
VIM NM NNjD w IDw

FevgnsOD, Iowa. Hept, DG~-VwO nv.
sons were killed md thirteen injured
mn tornado SDd glDDdbDyst which
stvgek thk village Dast night Tho
dead av9i NsOrEe, aHad three, md
yInlg, sged ODe, eIlldysn ~ John
bOvejadX, proprietor NJ TIM UnssOD
hotel Fatally tDtpyedi Mr. IDye,
lady, NV, HU)hag, ThOA peIiDg, Tbe
ye1DatDtDE ton received minor hurts
and VIII HeGDysE A bAlf.dONeD
bODses including thW HnssOn hotel,
Md t1M w. RaDl depot WeTe d0,
mDltsbad, FOWta9D Milwaukee
freight mvs w9ve blown from tIN
Hagk, HeyenI ~ tjWm were fOp 10
Di0Dug,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
btNjDyVs.l w pssk,

bwiDE1eld, VI, Sept ab--ybis
afternoon nv Am D'glOGk nv tb0 OH,
AaEO, ReOvtR and w. LDnts, md th0
MbtANEO md AItDD mir ground H0tDs
Weye running w the fH grounds IN
mrallAD tracks md NJ " LjRb vaiA NJ
spasd d GbiaagN Peoyja and W. Jouis
locomotive lAN the tg8gk, vNHved W.
NDd struck fhW gbtaaEO md AttOD VI.
AOmOtiyA The body NJ Holm RyaL NJ
fhW GbtRagO Re0vtR md W. Louis,
WIN found under tbN cylinder NJ Tho
jNNOWOftvA aM INV fireman. Jovyy
Hall VpdRv ttM Wyeks Both had ham
instantly Mlled Neither NJ tbe Gbt,
Rag0 md AltAn's engine evew were
tNtHyAh NJ more linn " DOZEN pm,
MDEeys weW IN the TRIM Md MI Nv,
GaIHd WjHyy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
FROM THE EXCHANGEK.
NM v.lDsMblW hpOb

VOv over three months The Dpyanites
have beer continually skiYmiHhiDH
about, tyyiHg VI find MI opening In TIM
ghinese problem from which No attANk
tha present Naturalization but MI IN
vain Many positions hHy0 bo0n M
sBned by tho WpOwnti0 Ontht only
w fDd tIHt tiW administration IN m
fyeDehed IN impyeWRbIe WeAStwOpks,
All The points VI attn0k have boon
found MlassailaNe, Tho lOpOGrAts
have baan compelled " retire IN GOns
fusion md dlsrNAy NIB every point,
No Wjse And eDvVa0t Inn be0D tha
diplomacy And management ~ Pvesi,
dent Mckinley NDd RewstHvy Hay, ~
lhb complex ClytpaM problem, Tint
BvyAD and bis followers haya fnilod
I'D gaiD y single point Ny HttRek Ov IN
siDDntiOnh n~Plm Dntly RsoOvd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
uhIVEU UAWy,

WIN IhG plaGinR on II republican
stAtG ticket IN He held In fm eaFly
Iapt on tiA month Tho nat sim On 4
divided republican paFty In tha stato
disappeared from tho MONTANA p0lin'
Gal h0pisOn Seldom In thG history N
u State llaa there bean aHGL N wide di'
vision within thA mnkH m tMrfg M
TINT which obtained IN tiG republican
partg In Montana tWO md four yNars
aR0, Ald sOld0m haA there bGan sHGb n
sudden and complete reunion Md n
el0Nug ND on Tho Empka Nm fhat whial,
taA been wilnaaaod IN tte republican
laFty N lhis Afata during thm lusl
month";
When one pyiGwa tho mM and I0OkA
into the brilliant future m HN pMFlg
IN thG mate nM outlook bG0nGs n
matter fr ainGGrG concentration No
Longer d0 WI aGG ono wing N thN mriy
OrgMiisGd hEaiHst nm 0tttW fM n WORK
~
N common dGstFnHlim Wmt fna'
tuFs M dle prGaenf aampaiE IN nov IN
fhe hands IN IVA winRa m HW dem
OeraGy M the HfatG and HM VIM Nm
GlWk Md taE MrGGA am dGIiyaFiDE
I'M aladRG hammer blows N N d0Hbf'
fal " there VIII IN miy damaeyats Mn
In HH mate aftW nm al0m m I'M
November p8llM
w NM meantime while HN dem0r
eFa4 mn waahiHE theH ndEfy linen"
nm arms liNH tGfaNnM EiHyanaRs
ARd MnRRR n fale N wM Hf8HFh NM
pNFtF WeAa, Mn republicans aFe mMahs
nm forward N n splendid ahd vtstafr
l0aA eieaftDa this fNt NJ Nm yeaF
fM wv redemption NJ MN eeerless
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
UBNsUs ODH IDslTI lys,
Remarkable NUWavloul t"jOlnOldpDua III tia
Metropolitan UsnANs itaiDpnh

"sNsvVV'pH"V WE" Es"H"'U'
Washington, eeit, DD~-~HtntlstIoa
hive bnOD eOmpl6d nh ll0 oansns
bnpanll hnNnh IN Tim population NJ iha
largo Oitiop which DlnvA b0nn M.
nOuD0od up Va TIM pv0sDni time, Wll0h
demonstrate TINT thu lbb largest gitlps
IN tilA United STATES numerically ln.
ovoaaod IN mpnlnllO on from 1900 10
1900 almost oAnetly IN illhy dlh bns
twOnn lDbD md 1890, Thnm IbB
Oitier Increased thDW population
a,7DD, JOY from IbDD 10 lbDO, md
4,Op7, DbD from 1900 10 1900, Op Just
wv, lb1 I0Ss during tllp latter tyan Ia
th0 former Wpkl or oOnvH0, whan
tho aggregate percentage on the IN
evoAsn " population Of tllese 100 Oitios
during tllnND twO periods ave 0Ollis
pared, They show tint ihp percentage
III jnDv0nH0 WIN considerably lower I'D
th0 lAst I'm yOnvs, beDnns0 tI# inep0AHo ,
~ compared With u larger population
IN 1900 tDWD N wins IN lbOO. The fagt
tlNt, numerically, Tim population "
those OttteH Inns DeDlH ont jMBt AbOnb
thO HAD0 dDpiDK thn Inst twD d00adeA
n moro interesting from tln fn0t thAt
tDn vAtNs NJ tDuvNnse nj various oitiaa
hnyD yBrtNd EpDAtly,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
COUNTY OFFICER HELD UP.


Urn NyMOejseO, baph 9B--A special
from Mav0eod, California, NJ tID DnI.
jsttD AAysj County TrOnNnvev Dam
bNnv wDs baId ~ Int night while on
hts why hOnnD NM WIS yOvDed NJ Tho
IDtnt NJ " pistol NJ w 10 biH Of,ee md
open VIM vnDIb e~ODtJDlnH tlle county
finds Aftey securing NJ, 200 ~ morn
md sODI0 W,IWvs TIM thieves fDvo0d
DUDbAuUv Into tl0 vAnlt md sprung
thW combination Tim imprisoned
ipW WIN disoOy0vpd this morning IN
ND Rlm0st unconscious condition, The
deteotiyes hHye y good ~desevlpti0n ~
WV. thteyes, WIN, however, IAye M
eight hour stavt NJ their pnvsuevA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Nesp h Al,

The United HtBtes las Neqniyod n
gvaat daal NJ territory md " mny bN
lAp1ssavy W Secure MOve, WI mr. moi
lADdsgvWDbavs iD TIM strict s0DM vi
the word, bHt W UD0l0 Ham veMAiDs
vieb eDODgb tO giye NV MI y farm N N
Degassayy w Md u section W two w
the public domain nv tbM family IN,
0yeAsa6 The United States ms Devev
given upR nOt ~ territory 0edad w
III and newer VIII, -~Vha MtssONljnD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

Tho Washington Post says that i'll
Hung Chang will not agree 10 my n.y.
WnRement which will j~eOpavdiye hia
hoad " he has aeen the lAst copy Ot
GOlIiNI'E Weakly W. wOnldD't blame
him f0p ehnsiDg himself md heRd
agAiDst Tho nneient and simmons mason.
wv on tho imMviNl Oily,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Gbsssa mn WesDdsh

Spokane, W9sbtDgtOh sept W-~A
spG0tRl w thR NbvODtet0 from 0Oles,
vile s8gsf N0m poDDw WIS killed
Rgd Hurry N0ffaeg wounded md eap-
tvysd IN u running Ggbt with deputy
shaytNE mar Addy yssteEday, Doglay
Rfid N0hAsN war; E0MpR. men fyNm
SPOKANE and were charged with high
wAy E0btsgy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
AkOvWN Mn kWITuH,

AkOvHNH AWlvuH,
william n, HAkap "RlsO gAn,'h FO
thirty years or mora william " BAke
hNa baaR ono Of thN conspicuous fHHvel
Of Tho great western metropolis II
tho dNys when nOld Hnteh'' dOml
nAtod tha hOOp, tha pit, md NIL on u,
AllN stVeet fpOm Tho Corn HKohRng,
lMnk w tha deepest oMnvexiy on th'
Board N NKohRnge maelaNomb Mr.
Baker hNs Man u distinguished maj
In n crowd where men MN not easilS
distinguished, After having traded
and survived, hA established " firm
WIN made president Of Tho bONpd~
which WIS no MD0eDpeHrnttAiDod
prominence IN Columbian Exposition
affairs, and ntill lives, oapVyinE ah0ul
with him IN IapHo chunks tlAt tDdis'
p0DaibIn vp0uiAita NJ mOdnm eomfOEf#H
''thp price" Az n consequence NJ hif
financial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he mutually
aamo into o0ntAat with Nv HaDDa,
and havinR something on lbs mind
fhAt WIN IN tbe DNtuvo ~ M emette,
he assumed tlM privileges on u aaDl'
pAign yeaV md Addressed thu follow
Inn 0poD letter 10 tha great American
pnbllGI
nH0n NJ, A., Hanna, chairman pe'
publican national NOmmitt0a~~My dear
sEl Wh0 democratic organization hAS
passed under thN control OF pUblte
enemies, md M man who holds 10 fho
traditional doctrines on Tho mpIy ~
under TIM sliHhtosf obligation 10 f0R
low tho present laadeps,
: "VhA pollGles Tint anidad Vino pavty
fp0m Jefferson No Cleveland have baan
Aid0Waehnd fW the tAns NJ pOpnlisfs
and mApNliafh Even free Trade has
given way 70 HVyaD's promise fHm he
VIII recommend enah additional laRis'
lAtiOn I'M may In naN0aA0vy 10 Dissolve
every Wlynt0 monopoly wIiah d0es
business outside IN fbn state Of its
nTlhA would mean under pWpultM
Interpretation md control the Nmifa'
on nIl %HnaaNssfnl MntAvWiW within
Atato linoA not n captivating WORpNm
N anERoHf NJ tho moment whom Amhp1D
Gnn commerce Nv boiDR pushod beyond
lhn saaa,
nThA domOaafie WRWda aRainM aa'
panaiOn, Tanned 'tmpapialtAm,' N M
pba0Intn shAh n MIly md hypOWh
tiaal invention w divert attention
from their revolutionary puvp0sas
lG3pnnAiOn Inn been fhm policy and
IWaaltm or Tho American MOplN since
lhA nIRpims lnndnd IN Plymouth
Roofs, md mo man who mdNvafWlds
thN pnnl spirit M oW institutions Aan
LN frightened ny tIm phAntom 0f im'
which Bryan lWs mnjDvad
ND tW nm mmWiEn mly,
hHinm Napoleon NOnWpavla, thara
|laR baan mo gvaafW impavtaliN linn
Bryan himmM Hs viii IN tho Inv
NJ Vino pWlY thAf supports him md, "
qIeafGd, hn wOnId MdaAvoV w rule fhe
lntipe nation win Vim AaIna tEOD hand,
daInRad EuvOM IN bl0Od w
Faaah n throne, aDd Bryan would n0f
IN wpaak evavg indnsfvy w
land M attain tIle pnAtdAnWy,
n1his Mtk M tmpWrtRItRm ~ ttka
I'm rpttla M thA snake thm hHrts mo-
bOdy, VI N lhM baAd M Nm reptile
ItNt IN dMganOuh RDd there ,yOR VIII
ltm frna silver kte,
nVtM paramount lAspe N asa0flH
ARnn now lhH N WIN m IsHM "
h ~ NJ ma NwIAAWaHa, nv perA0Dis
nad IN HrynN, yevaus Nm H0Id afaDds
ud Md Nm sAaDriy " WiDEa l
shaH vOi6 fm MaIfiDIAy nm mpya@Dt,
Inv the hitter william ", BakeE
mhimEN Reph W. 1900"
vine NaMfA dammit damn my No,0'
mani naaaAAary further fhN N estADd
aladshWn NJ bofh WtIItamn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
4 nun EgggM

MrNlzeN MaY0Hes, Eept W-w1'be
German sfRataeg HArM9R, which saiied
I'm EVY0lM t0dRy, hAd among hy Nsv
wanRers TY8DsvRal F0stWAster General
Van Alpttipg AssisfNnt EAeretNry M
HtNfR HT0bleFt kkafA TresxWFv MI,
heytM RM N larH 0NNDktfY M Inn
NOld VIM ERilFNad N0W Rel6Eq@ INV
IN Pretoria N expected IN IN 0teR I'm
Hah9G fNM0rr9wt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

Inns been pointed nj IN from NIL quart,
ers of tha oiyilised world, h Ia no
wonder chat democrats IN Montana ape
joining tho republican party In
h%piRadeM lset the reformation CON.
tinna and lot republicans everywhere
IN tha State eKtend Tho Hlad hAnd Of
WnlGOma,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

~ mny IN Tint Mr. Hanna N 70,
signed 10 Mrs. hease's appearance M
y republican sppIl'hindeI W IN quits
SafN W my IN IN NOT enthusiastic abont
W. Decentralization POST N " on
record that Mark eyer signed the
LNns01
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

rho ono ~disgmdnnf DOfo IN MI tho
vorPRin from tho great heart OF Amevi'
0an newAMpevdOm Irm"What's tho
matter with TeEasY ''r~O maha Boo,
DID somebody serve w. with another
summons IN Il libel md SANDER sattY
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

nv w hard IN strike tha WaiI VI
Nonaval flames D. Weaver Ito never
l0Ayaa my sign That IA bAs been WDn,"
m-sL bOHts HIObn'I )ADOGvab
Bnt how hts chips I'D hold ont
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

VII current among tha MyRgpapheys
thAt Vino Hon. JON Msnley Of Maine
predicts thNt tho republican ticket
will eavpy Who dry IN old MissOnpi IN
November We Hon. Joe hAs always
Ind n lueky hump on HIM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
TMM vlOTOH ikGiDhAT,

" AasAv4 Hint MI H00Aevelt'H AlfNHl
n0sS dixMsItm N hound IN Aaap him
AMONG wafyiN3 sismsHlM Ordinarily
ttye Mlnetx N westNsH AmefiM Afe
Inv bextsnktaSsA aHa iAest fAAFsplAg
sls66 n DseDiN Whether tFas A Ret,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
uRSuLINE CONVENT.
sy pttEE !. 81 MpNlANA.

Fourteen milan weAt NJ tba nearest
stNti0n, pAA0Ads, gp VIM MDptNgH GaDtrDl
RHljv0Nd, Estsgsiys gr0uDdA gGa noun
WIN Hg1DsgE ma Nm exceptionally hsNltlW
gimAtN EDgllsh Ald G)ASsleNI 10Nrset,
Art, Music md the M0dAyn NnHuNHAs,
W. .t~AlepbODtDN w Agpveut " AgDvAtNhge
VIII Mest pupils NJ DNsgAds,
~ IOsebh AgNdAnyi n kepArNts bOHgd'
Inv selq9t NV boys under fdpvtseD yssIs,
IjE MOvHBR aUvNRIOH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

" N W b0 hoped fhNt Governor Pjn'
gvea viii NOT be attacked by my M
N0spoqtiva impulses IN fImt mNttM Ot
llOHR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

ThM gbiaago RepWd, usually snti'
GiGnt INTO itMlf, asks, "DAD 0%l0yAtOvs
IN made mf0W RUve~wwhm they
AREN'T bUiIf w 40 Un
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

The JOueHesm~Eam, Mayo, Chair
man, efG,s-aVe jUH now 0ssnm1Ds
vIyaIvy proportions w tIs Smiths
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

W WI waDtad 10 be DewsWp@yIy dts'
reputable we gOUN make hot pm Ou
thN HoORavalf incident over ~ OOlO'
NdD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

Kruger jumped the Iast dttGh Mek'
WWds=~tO tha hetbAvIAndh
nThts dAvksOme neither world hev Hight
Doth DIM WIN horrors and defOpm'
Inv
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

Tb0 democratic candidate Nv mtd w
admit IN private, tlat hN don't know
NV mugh about wheat NV Greedy did
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

EuVOpWan GmDaevt NJ UDntn sanI m-
"Cm yDn lOW me- TWO dOIlOs WI
George H0ts bOm0W
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

WIN Maryland AndOw y TvafalgaJ
a0HRvaY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-25


was a game OF hide and seek. TIE
night was very dark, and it was hard
to distinguish enemy from friend. The
robbers hurriedly gathered up green
backs. gold and silver. dumped them
into bag and skipped out of the rear
OF the bank. The besiegers closed In
only to find that the birds had flown.
Cashier Phillips states that there was
In the bank 5000 In cash. There were
also Faiuables. notes. bonds, ETC., but
these are doubtless in the ruins of the
safe. There were also over $500 worth
OF stamps and about 500 in cash, be-
longing to the postonice, in the SAFE
Whether these are missing is not
known.
The Peninsula Bank Is a member Of
the Bankers Association. The safe and
contents were insured in the Fidelity
and Trust Company of Baltimore for
$1,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-25
WILLIAMSBURG.
ROBBERS WRECK PENINSULA
BANK BUILDING AND ROE BANK.
lsrncinl Ia Nil..i1ni II Pilot


BANK BUILDING AND ROB BANK.
Especial to Virginan Pilot)
Williamsburg. Va. May 2l.-The Pc
ninsuia Bank of this city was robbed
at $50 this morning. Four men were
seen. but have not yet been captured.
\ prominent man. who was passing by,
was tied and gagged. The building was
wrecked by three charges of dynamite
The loss is not known, and details Will
be sent as soon as possible.
There were six explosions. These
awakened n number of the people, and
the first on the scene was William d.
Powell, of New York. He hurried to
the bank, and just as he was passing
the door was confronted by = man. who
pointed pistol in his face, while an
other seized him from behind. Mr..
Powell was taken to the rear room OF
the bank. securely bound hand and foot
and thrown on the floor and the burg
lars threatened to shoot him If he made
an cutlery, and when they were ready
TO fire the next charge Mr.. Powell waS
thrown out into an alley. where he lay
until the robbery was done.
In the meantime others were aroused
and came upon the scene. They sur
rounded the building and waited for
! the exit Of the craftsmen. Then there
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-25
ARsEsrED IN MANCHESTER.
THE WOODS ARD BEING SECURED
FOR THREE OTHER SUSPECTS.
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Richmond, Va, May PA man
whose name is unknown. and who Is
suspected of being implicated in the
bold bank robbery at williamsburg this
morning, was arrested near Manchester
tonight. A telephone message was re-
ceived in Manchester from Bon Air,
eight miles from Richmond. saying four
men with grip sacks and muddy clothes
got off the train there and were walk
ing to Richmond.
The men separated near Manchester
Policeman Wright hailed one of them,
who ned. The officer fired at him, and
wounded him.
The man was arrested. hut refused to
tell his name or give any information
about himself The other men ran
through the woods and escaped. Near.
~ one hundred men are securing the
woods to catch the three suspects.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-25
NEWS FROM SUFFOLK AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGINIA

Berta Ellenor played the wedding
march. and Vernon Rawls and Willie
Ellis were ushers.
The other attendants were Miss
Myrtle Rawls. with Jesse Harrell: Miss
Lydia Daughtrey, with Carlton Daugh-
land; Miss Patria Rawls, with Is. w.
Council; Miss Emily Daughtrey, with
Robert Harrell; Miss Susie Rawls. with
kew. i. w. Johnson: Miss Nettie Saw
age, with d. X. Joyner; Miss Annie
Cutchin. with Rev. b. f. Black; MISS
Eva Bartlett. with Thomas Holland:
Miss Lille Austin, with ]. +. Cutchin;
Miss Ava Daughtie. with Joel Harrell;
Miss Lydia Daughtle, with Randolph
Rawls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daughtie left for n
Northern honeymoon, which Will PROD
ably be concluded Saturday
REV. SAM P. JONES COMING.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment telling of Sam Jones coming TO
Suffolk Monday May IS. The name OF
Sam Jones Is known wherever newspa-
pers go. There is none like him. His
lecture will be worth Il days travel, II
one could not get it nearer. sam Jones
holds the money record of the City Hall
Theatre.
THE PEARL OF SAVOY"
The Spooner Dramatic Company to-
night gave another very en1Oyaple per-
Torrance. The bill was The Pearl of
Savoy" with bright faced Alice Spoon
er as the Pearl. The audience was con-
siderably larger than that of last night.
A duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner
brought forth vociferous applause and
three recalls before the crowd would let
them go. The play tomorrow night Will
be For Honors Sake"
OYSTER ROAST.
Messrs. H. William Phillips and Jas
per Cotton this afternoon entertained a
party OF trends at an oyster roast.
They ate some luscious bivalves. and
had good time. Those present were:
Misses Lucy Upshur, Blanche Ramsey,
Julia Brinkley, Susie Rawles and Lille
Brnlkley and Messrs. c. Il. HarSraVe,
II. w. Phillips. Jasper Cotton and A.
Fl. Hargrave and DR.. ]. e. Rawles.
PARAGRAPHS.
Attention is called to r. B. Darden's
Offering of tomato plants.
Truckers have had much trouble get
ting hands to pick peas. Some of them
have gone to waste for want of saving.
Misses Susie Rawles. of Holland, and
Blanche Ramsey and Lucy Upshur, or
ChuckatucS. are guests of the Misses
JSrinl<ley at Main and Bank streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Primer will give
an entertainment Friday night compl-
mentary to Misses Grant and Tanner,
of Richmond.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-25

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