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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-19

WINS AAiutAN dl OH u. I1dTIlSOu'
(First published in me Daily Leadel
August 8, 1909
Application for Liquor Lleerse.
Territory Of Oklahoma, County oi
Logan. IS.
Notice is hereby given that
H. f. Zenke
has this day filed in the office Of tho
County Clark, in and for said County
Of Logan, his petition, asking that 4
license be granted him to sell at retail
malt, spirithous aEd vlnous liquors on
Lot 20, blk 10, Second Ward, Coyle
o. T., in said County and Territor...
II no protest be filed onor before
Aug. %, 1903.
hi spetition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal O
said County hereto affixed this
7th day Of August 1908.
(SEAL)
N. J. c. Johnson,
County Clerk.
by J. w. Burnett, Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-19

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-19

c. A. McNabb Of Oklahoma City. the
horticnl'urist in charge Of tLs colec-
tion Of the fruit exhibit for the
World'a Fair is in the city today. Mr..
McNahh reports that the collection is
growing every day and that the fruit
exhibit at st Louis will be a creditable
one The peaches shipped by Gen.
eral J c. Jamison from the Highland
fruit farm Tor preparation for the ex-
hibit have as yet found only one rival
and the collection of the Elberta peach
77o sent by General Jamison are con
sidered 70 be one Of the best exhibits
that Oklahoma will make at the fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-19

Contractor Chas. Derr announced to.
day that the new pavement would be
completed in a few weeks 1t is quite
rclah,e ihat when the present paw
ine disirie. is completed petitions will
he nre entea to inc city council ask
ING for az extension Of the paving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
WAKE FOREST WINS
! THE DEBATERS' CUP
Fine Contest in Richmond Col
legc Chapel Last Night Car
d DINA Collegians Victorious.

wake Forest won tho debaters' cup
from Richmond College last night IN a
splendid contest, The mantle Of the VIC
torIous Carolina University fell upon
theit colleagues OF Wake FOREST, VINO
now carry laok tho loving cup given BY
to the college furnishing the best d.,
When the debates had concluded an the
question, uRssolved, That. deportation o.
fers the best solution Of the Negro t'Ioo'
lon In the United States inc COMMITTEES
consisting Of Judge Edmund M wa IInas ~
retired. soon they returned with the toll
lowing written decision;
. ','The committee unanimously concludes
that aimee the determining features Of
the debate should be based upon three
points, composition delivery and argu-
fnent, as ag'eed upon by me contestants.
two requirements and are. therefore, en-
Those supporting the Affirmative wste
NJ essvs, j. III, Whlsnant and |. N, Lott I.
OF Wake Forest, while Richmond College
was epresented by Messrs, D. NJ, Sim
mons and r, Holman Wills.
OF course, the committee had 70 decide
In favor OF some one, and while wake
Forest takes the cup. which she lost to
Richmond College back to Carolina, the
local collegians did nrely The debate
throughout was ofa high character, and
each colleges Representatives did not all
low It's ha1near to fall near the dust
The exercises were held In the College
Chapel. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson prts!d'd
and made an appropriate welcoming nd
dress, pr. Willingham offered The OPEN
!pE prayer.
Upon the conclusion of the debate the
entire student body and the visitors from
Wake Forest were invited to a reception
at the residence OF President T3oatwright,
Of the college. President and Mrs. Boat
wright were charming hosts, and every
enc en1oyed himself,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
new NORFOLK
YACHT CLUB |.
Handsome Building on VIII.
loughby SPIT Opened With a
Regular House Warming.
pARALYzED At THE WHEEL
Mate Of Schooner, While Help
less, Came Near Running Into
United States War Vessel.
Especial ID rho Times D,spa tch.)

Especial to Tho Times D.spa tch.)
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2B.--The hand.
some new home OF the Hampton Roads
Yacht Club was thrown opon TO Its mem-
bers day. The event was stgnalized ny
real old fashioned house warming. ma
the members OF the club and their friends
Journeyed to the pretty clubhouse on
every outgoing train this afternoon
There was music and dancing IN tho
ma hall. the pride and glory OF The arch-
fleets. Messrs. HetT and Thompson
The building was erected at cost "
SO 00O. which was raised BY q bond issue
subscribed BY the enthusiastic memhors
Of the club. The Institution h,'s
become a fixture In the social life Of tho
community. as we'll as a monument to the
revival OF yachting as a sport In these
waters
The club house Is sltuated on the OK
IRENE western end Of Wiloughhy Spit.
and from Its broad verandas the breezes
from whatever direction they blow can
be enjoyed BY the members OF the cuh.
most OF whom make the club hnadu'hr'
ters In the summer. Now that the new
club house Is completed, winter lune.
tons will also be feature OF the enter.
talrments given under its pitaole rouf'
The club house. located Immediately
opposite the new quarters. has done SER
vice Tor the past two or three years. II
will re used now az y boar hnusr.
PARALYzEp AT THE WI EEL.
Samuel Jackson mate OF 'ho schooner
George Anderson. bound iron, New York
10 Norfolk. was paralyzed at the wheel
while bringing his vessel by OLD Point
Comfort last night. As a re suit Of Jacks
sons paralytic stroke the schooner An
derson narrowly missed collision with
one OF the war vessels, lying IN Hamrion
Roads at the time Anderson was brought
to Norfolk. and is now being treated ~
ST. Vincent's Hospital.
i'm GRO VICAR CASE.
Craft, the negro preacher, who refused
to ride In a "Jim Grow car. was to-day
convicted In Princess Anne county and
fined 500 on two counts. He appealed
both cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
jOnh 1. WILLIAMS & SU..S.
BANKERS,
Dealers n illcHMt,xD VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES,
MUNICIPAL BONDS A sfEC1ALTr.
tsrttes trr.,errA ,nt,tAr

ohd act the heroine. as a Southern Spy.
is striving BY galiafltrv and resource ~
compensate for or defeat her hust.anu
tlea chery. The latte,, II The guise ~
4 wounded Confederate officer. EXCHANGED
for a Onion prisoner. succeeds, IN spite
Of his wiies Opposition, In obtaining q
COME icrate command ana ~ accomplish.
Ing the death Of a young Unlonlst oficer
whom he regards as q rlvnl !. and also
he betrays into forthetr' hands an anu
lance train III which a large amount o.
bullion has been concealed. In the third
act the heroine turns the tables on her
renegade husband by venturIng 70 Union
head qua ters, esta bllshed In the old house
where she was married, and recovered
the ambulance BY sending n1cssage 70
body OF Confederate scouts. who sue
coed In surprising the Federal officers
making. Her triumph. however. nearly
costs he ife. for she receives bullet
from the pstol Of her husband lntonded
for the young southern captain whom she
has learned 10 love. She does not die, 1ut
lives to hear In the last act the lntel.i-
vows OF a more accepta bio lover.
new record was made for the bijau
Theatre al two performances yesterday.
The matinee audience was one That
packed the house to the doors. even tho
.standIng.room only sign coming down
pelOre the curtain "ent up' LUZ 49,
OF the Fourth was the play. and there
was never moment when the audience
was not shrinking with laughter
Miss Henrietta Lee, the handsome ano
stylish woman who essays the role OF
Elsie Bolivar. Is one Of the most talented
actresses appearing In popular price or
stock companies. Miss Lee Is ole OF the
attractions with the Comedy Company,
and 1t Is not unlikely that she Will star
next season.
There Is a special matinee for this az
ternoon, with the lust matinee on Satur.
day. The usual night performances FRI
IN " n nd Saturday. 800 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
DOUGLAS LEFTWICH.
Large Audience Delighted by
Him at the Y. M. G. A.

Mr.. Douglass Leftwich made MS lnt'As
Appearance In Ric. mond last ~ \ At q
N. G. 4. Hall before a large aud! = =:
No en- ertalner has ever more lully co AZ nc
10 10 the standard set BY his a9Va sc
prAss notices than did Mr.. Lot " oh. no
audience was seemlnsly more sn -
biea sed. The entertainment con 90 p!
some very clever sketehes ana ste leg , t3Ih
n ~ vmised ths audience with laus h q : and
others h;d hen nrea sons t ace
nanied by Mr. Manly Ramos, and as
sasorsd mss n SSui y
Resonant e tone and Bower, and Is htn1lri
II most stestH a sanr, S wef sTa In oa
duced. which we're an excslle contras
to he negro noodles and Shouts " Q
which Mr.. Lcftw'ch pl,"ed his own az
compa niment on the banjo
The T Ti q Rragcn th 81
~ ~ Chris Ian ASS oci1ton. ami q
neat sun, was realized by he organization
Mr.. Leftwich vii be cordially welcomed
on Ills next visit 10 r 'chmond'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
At THE: ACADEMY.

Coming direct from most successful
run OF over 100 nights at the Criterion
Theatre, New York city, complete With
ali Its original equipage. scenery, cos
tunes. Announcements. accessories music,
ETC., George w. Cables "The Cavalier
to be at the Academy tonight, to-morrow,
matinee and night. is an attraction that
IL worthy of more than passing ment!on
1.-THE Cavalier Ia a play OF the civil
War with the unusual feature that when
II treats Of the conflict It does 50 with
Southern sentiment The sto:y deals with
tho fortunes Of lovely Southern girl.
her husband Is a spy In the pay Of tho
North. and she atraightway 'repulses
him with horror. although she cannot
summon sufficient courage to denouncA
him and thus secure his Instant execu-
ton. The wedding and the discovery are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
BOLIVAR'S PORTS CLOSED
Neutral Vessels r.aving Called
at Panarnanian Ports Barred.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PresSo
COLON. NOV. zo.--i lie teAt OF tho de'
OF Bolivar. reached here to-day. 1t pro-
hibIts until further notice all traffic or
business between The porte In that de.
rartment and the rebel department OF
Panama and says:
."lhe department OF Panama having
declared itself free and independent ana
having taken up arms against the Ma
t;cnal government In an effort to destroy
Colombian integrity, dignity and honor:
Colombia requires the employment OF
such measures as are Indispensable Tor
the punishment and suppression OF the
rebels. The act cloa.ns the ports men.
Toned is taken by the government Of
Bolivar Ind epcndent OF the Bosota gov
eminent Bolivar can do all she con-
siders necessary Tor the defense OF the
State and among the measures Wn,cf
the legitimate ends OF wf.r warrant Is me
deprivng Of the enemy OF resources and
the free trait Of commerce."
The decree provides also that neutral
vessels having called at Panamanian ports
shall be refused admission to port OF
Bolivar.
The Royal Mail steamer Trent. returned
hcrr to- day from ports on the coast. She
landed some Of the BOLIVIA rian commits
sicnc at Savanilla and sailed thence tor
ca rtaEena, where she was only allowed
to communicate with the shore. The
authorities refused to clear the Trent
for Colon No malls. pa s.engers or freight
from savaniila OF Cartagena destined
for Colon were permitted TO be taken on
boar
It is stated from good source OF In
10, nation that much bitter; recrlmina ton
Is still INDUCED In at Cartagena against
The American consul there. Wnen on tho
point OF going on board the Trent at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
GENERAL REYES ARRIVES
Carries Satchel Full Of Colon
bian Gold to Pay His Way.

10y Associated prrHs.)
NEW on Fans. La, Nov. 28,--Ger,e-
raj ruiz Reyes representing tho govern
tnent Of Colombia, who Is on his way to
hls government In connection with recog-
milton OF the taepublIc Of Panama. ar
rived here to-day on the steamer Beverly.
General Reyes was accompanied by 0en-
oral F,eclio Aspinal General George Hole
q,iin and General l.. Caholero. They
boarded the Beverly at Port t.imon and
oame direct TO this city. General Reyes
and pnrty did not go to amy OF the hotels.
They drove 70 tho Louisville and Nash.
vile offlces and bought tickets through
IA New York and made every effort
avoid publicity. The general had a
satchel tull OF Colombian gold and paid TO-
the tickets IN coin Of that RHut'hllc. tn.
rarity left tonight for Washington.
where they will arrive Saturday morn
Ing
Before hts departure. General Revcr
gave out an interview mitch on the llnr
If that cablcd from Colon 10 the Asso-
c,ated PrcrE. He sajd he w"s going e
80. the Prea!dent WITH his colleagues and
hoped 10 have the United states decide
to keep ha rds OF Of the isthrnus and al
low the Colombian government to regain
their lost territory. II the United States
would not esree to this. then the Colon.
hiA M wc'ld march an army Of loo.oo0
mon across the mountains to Panama
and meeting only the 1000 lsthmlans.
you'd soon regain the lsthmus. Then the
United States would have TO negotiate
Win Colombia or build the fcaraguan
ca nal. He said the colombnns had no
tttaigtt Of declaring war agalnst the
United States because they saw It would
10 q futile effort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
TO RATlfY
The TREATY
This Decision Of Panamanian
Junta Occasions Joy Through.
out the tsthn1us.
CLOSING PORTS OF BOLIVAR
Decree Declares This Measure
Indispensable for Punishment
and Suppression Of Rebels.
my As.u, l'r,..,

PANAMA, Nov. 28.-The Junta com .
rcscd OF Jose Agustln Arrange, Tomas
Arias and Manuel Espintsa. held rneot-
Ing at 10 o'clock this morning. all tho
ministers OF state and councillors being
present and unanimously decided to rat
ify the canal treaty SO soon az Il 10 re.
ceiyed here. and authorized Minister Blu.
nau- varilla. officially. TO communicate
the Junta's decision to the United states
government The decision Of the Junta
vas received with great Joy throughout
the isthmus without dat! notion OF parties
or classes.
Rear.Admlrais Walker and GLASS have
been informed OF the action taken by the
Junta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
ST. MARY'S BAZAAR.
Mr.. Guvernator Wins the Pig
and Miss Goode the Chain.

& ana MlS3 OOOQC dAS >1oIAs
Last nights attendance al 81. hary's
ha1aar Wis W lar the largest or .he
.eusDn. and interest In thus good cause
continues nataied
The l.anosome Morris chair donated to
the sodal4ty ,auie was won by Miss ..atie
Ioude. Ut This city. The laltatul WORRIES
on This contest we're presented with toh-
ems that WILL be rememLeled. They were
Misses Agnes Walimeytr. Lizzie Heller
4.nu tos.e oKulley
Tha pig. whioh has caused 30 much
acusement. was voted 10 Mr., Geo 50
Gu. erna ,or. A pretty goat and wagon
which has been the OBJECT Of an Interest.
ing contest, was decided in favor OF Mr.
George bern.cr. The beautiful bathing
robe. donated by O. n. Berry d Co.. Mas
won by Mr. A. l.. Ross.
II Is expected that the contest for the
lr,Jbper- l,red runaLou. viii cloee to-mor,
row night. All holdcs Of books on this
contest are urged to make their returns.
Az those VINO have not yet taken ad.
vantage Of this csle bi alton should remem-
Der lnat an expert auctioneer viii be on
hand Tomorrow night and everything
must move,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
nAIr1MnRE "a 1,r1.E MARKEr.

-II--I-- DALI INIOFEC CF1 F~EI NE<AFN1f z
EAL1 more. My.. Nov. 1.-THE inquiry Tor
mora attention was given to poultry aud
game; prlcus were about steady, Tho quota,
pound. &C.: good veas. POI, piun4 VI =, !
poor, to good, per bead sa9is sheey tnd
pcr pound. b.hc.: rough stock. .t7tbc snssp;
par bound, best. sgshr. E9vd ger hsa,. % ~ ~.
8; Inferior per hs9d' sls o|u husks w Per
as follows: Dung "a, steers weighing LOO y
LOO pounds. per pouna. "a g; steers. we en-
per head. @2bIa1: poor to tn y, per heal, tlo4
400 ressod Hogs-The sutn , vas tah ,S Wii;,
as follows; Per pound. choca Ugh. we,si.s.
7c, choice medium waisAts. evonc.; ch9lca
heavy s!gAtS, O4lA1fC.
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~ ---- N III IN.
MANCHESTER !
CELEBRA ALTON.
General Observance Of Thanks
giving Day There Yes
terday.
DEATH MRS. r. L. WALTHALL
Memorial Exercises BY The Elks.
New Pastors Are Arriving.
Other News.
Manchester Bureau Times. Dispatch. !
No. 1lO2 Full Street.


No. 1l02 Hull Street. J
Throughout Manchester Thanksgiving
Day was QUITE generally observed yesler.
day. Nearly al the business houses were
closed. and The postofilce was open Tor
bu. few hours. Fs{{
During the day the people as rule
went to Richmond and participated In thu
celebration there. a great many OF them
witnessed the struggle on the gTidlrnn.
Al night there were a number OF p1rties,
dinners and other functions. Gel ght'ul
Thanksgiving supper was given at NJ.
1922 Hull Street BY tho Alpha Chapter
Stand Ird. Dcarcrs OF Stockton Street Bap
It's: Church.
The colonial fair closed last night after
a most successful series OF entcrtaih-
ments. The attendance was very large.
The programme for the evening Included
an attractive little play "A SOCIAL Dip.
lomaL"
MRS. wALTHALL DEAD.
Mrs. Esther May Walthal, wife OF Mr.
r. L. Walthall. died a. midnight Wednes.l
day at her home. M. 2la East Eleventh
Street. She was twenty,seven years OF
age. She leaves two small children
The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock
th!. afternoon from the residence. The
services will be conducted BY tho Rev.
d. crldln.
MEMORIAL. SERVICE.
The Manchester Lodge OF Elks will hold
4 memorial service In connection with
the Richmond lodgs In the Academy OF
Music on the frst Sunday OF December,
The funeral Of little Jay Bolton. who
dled at Rocky Mount N. c.. took place
at o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
Copton Street Church. The service was
conducted BY the Rev. E. Y. Baby.
chARK; (, ,f2s G. g! c,.-. !
MI 7hf s W 81 '' o ssSf da
Of the brides mother No. 21eo 8 o,ston
Street. The Rev. Porter Hardy, nastor OF
Bon Air Methodist Church. oMsia tea, ~,
prominen: farmer Of Chesterfield. In ne.
aia,ely after 81 ceremony ,s e o. .ts ~ d
where a reception was rendered 70 them
in THE CHURCHES. 80,
o'clock Sunday afternoon, al IN, West.
Of Lib:rty Council, il. o. U. A. 81. q.
' ehSn RsS e. g. pr ss assisted y tn:
rev. Dr. Badly and the Rev. Mr.. + * III
preach a Thanksgiving SERMON tor IN
Ba!ntridge Street Bapt st CHURCH unday.
and the public are cordially invited at
n. Rev. !; =. Rout'en; the new :, p , 9d
mai, Al, = W ii leave today for Norfolk
, TIE Rcv. Mr.. Bsadles. thesnew p ss e,
II Sunday. MI. Ros.er .lelye, to-day
X meetingin the Interests Of ths Ann.
saloon League was he'd last n!ent N tne
delivered by Dr.. Gordon 3; Moore and the
Rev, j.. w. West. OF the lG,gus;r
No. 1900 Hull s rect, is repor cd mpr, Ia.
r, 4. Bowen. tie little, son OF L. A.
Bowen. s much better: ne ,, ms n eSp
Considered out OF danger.
Niles Carrie Craze spent TEanksklV1a4
Day with friends near Taylorsvtlle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
MAltINE 4N4ELLlGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV, IS, 1908

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV, IS, 1908
ARRIVED
Steamer Iserkelss, Guy. NortoIk. merchan 'aa
sunv,nsr su.nvs a. Pa. SINS. Young, Little
Lgg A-rpur, uHh se.ap, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eAILEn
Steamer Pncahonins. Gravea, Norfolk and
mes River landings, msrcnanllsa nna "a s'l'
gers, Virginia Navigation Co.
steamer BerksIsy. Guy. ,Nnrrok, n,arthAn l,ss
and. passvngvgs OLD dominion llnu
FORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. g. lsoa,
ARRIVED,
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool
steamer Hector, boston,
+. Steamer Orion, Boston
EarSu Felix, Providence
parge New Jersey PFpFlacnce'
Barge EllIda. Providence
Barge Annie II. Smitn. Providence.
Barge san Joaquin, Proydence,
SAILED.
Schooner Eleanor A. Percy noSton
Schooner NJ. d. Grassy. Boston.
Barge Liberty, Providence
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- wv ~ t~t HIv1tret .+t-...s SISA w
t-1 w., ~n.te =" N.Srssts " w Lu.,Sv. sue
=" s'ss~sks tua. str susnL W ~" uHuua ls.s
ures, VI -u..rt.vu ul., D.,5 4uu res.vss }vu "
ksr1sul tu-,tu. eIfs M 1olluMt ux u.ssa.rs,
lr GisSuur Iis. i wv iSs,S. N,Sasy,
Aqtus3, s.t, ..7uAt, Luuy., ..iyspy,sla. tl'l,ss,
!lVh. tuustlputiuu, Nhtuiuallsin Ia lnuy iurp,
9luuGle., cures. Skiu plsr4.se, 81 ilcllus SEQ
ssllvns ~ ur,ppe. or thrumuuia. ukvrs. CT,
oui lnc use Of KNIFE Or Instruments; EczsrIs
ptmI!rs ~ tacs an.l body; Diabetes = k,davys.
disease, no matter Of what mai arc, Mrdi,'ias
stnt,l Nny, address by express. For ful!- lat.
stIs, No, aos West psyad Sssvss. AIclmuad. Y,
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,.1vrp POOL COTTON MARKpr.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. gs-4 p. M,--coTToN--
spet IL limited demanl; ~! res : .ol - ishsr;
American m'ddIlns talr;' ~; goo m.aa .6
o erainaT n;ut tss ordinary. Ths sales o. Is
day were boOO bales OF which - We. sSr
Xmsr.can Raeslpts, :.s.vao balls, tn.v4.n ~.
7n Amsreans Eu!ure s,S Sp i,n steady sHn n1
van,hsr So vtvv; November; December koap
Gv pecsInbs ssags, Y ~ Shsn4-ty,
February FenrpqN ~ Ma ssI sayi
Tune, sav; Juns.July, 6osub..; Ju.Y.Aususl,
&. SvG5, 81; August september, VIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
ROYAL ARCANUM1TES.
Fine Spread ana Most Enjoy
able Entertainment.

B~lv,dere Council. Royal Arcanun,. en-
lertalned their friends, and particularly
The mem ers OF shockoe COUNCIL, al Lee
camp Hall last night. There was q
most enjoyable spread, furnished BY
much merit Including numbers by
Messrs. WilKla Freeman. Eugene Davis.
Max Grolock. George BickerstafI and
Messrs. Minor. Dabney, Brown Bolts and
tS.anks.
Al ,the next meeting OF the council the
election OF officers will be held.
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DEATHS,

=. 4 /
BAcIGALuPo. -ped, Tuesday Ncy.mh," "4th.
In Asheyl!e. \; g. J. a bASGIGAtUPo
& P, ~, sharp.
intsrment Mt Calvary. friends and ar-
quninanoes Invited to atttni
Atlanta and Baltimore papers please copy.
NJ ok. -rDsd, November. ?sth, n, Shell
terInF. Arma Hospital, Mt McAR'
eEaaer.! s5og !, LayIsl,strse! Methsodlss
hfershul Street November a6tN a e,'i p,
NJ, Mrs. GEoIla HANNA, SHARP, r llct OF
The, late H. a. Sharp. In the KY ighth car
OF her age.
DAN, November 18th, at p. NJ
Please orHlt nowels.
WALTEIALL.-pied.- at tho residence .ef
her husband, r. r, Waithall NJ. zig
Mrs, R'ItTwALTHALI. aged lwsn y
seven yNar8.
residence at 3 r, ~. TO-DAY, the Nth,
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days As far as Locomotive preferred stock 10
concerned. The facts with respect g the COM
pany' q position DO not warrant The tliynts vi,
With respect 10 their d!yllsns, @ n cen.
panY's position, y the ,irst gses' ne 60 =! an
sm nS Ss q Close On SIS 900, Of VIII
S2,ooo.OOo was cash In bank Is owed on Az Az
ous current aceounts 81 that time a1oa,
90, all % which was rs Good as cash, leo
company has no doubtsul dsbta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
Automobile Crash.

by. Associated Press.>
NEW YORK, Nov. .2e-WillIam X. Van.
oerbuil, Jr... ma De ANEW record With his
thirty no se-power gasoline automobile
to-day over the Eagle3 Rock Hill. climb.
ins the course at Orange. n. j., and F, A..
i.aroche and Al. Packard In a forty
ute. crashed over a-preeipice on the: noun.
tain side They. Aoapeds seridus injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
Mr.. WADE M'GHEE
1Tts IS5FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

Mr.. Wade McGhee. a we'll known man..
was found unconscious near the Byrd
Street Station about 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon He was taken totthe City Hos
pitai by Dr.. eycle, where, Tho was st3ll
unconscious at an early hour this morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
Richrnroln1ders in New. York.

Il. tSpecinl to The Times Dispatch.)8
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.--St. Dennis, A.
q. Miller; broadway CentraL E. e. High,
G.. p. Adams and wife; Bartholdl v. F.
land. w u. Carter,fJ, c. Smith; Hofl-
man, F. III. Sanford Victoria. ]. a. Reu-
sett; Herald Square. J. =. tsansomo; Hol-
Iand, W. J.. D.. Macdonald.