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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30

What are you going to do for the
men who have put you in your present
9osition?''
My dear sir" said Senator Sorghum,
that is not the question. Prosperity is
attained by observing what people can
Dther people. Washington Star
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30
Set Him to Thinking.

They had been talking as they walk.
ed. She had remarked pathetically:
ooh, it must be terrible to man to
be rejected by womanw
Indeed it must" was his response.
Then, after awhile. with sympathetic
disiI genuousness, she exclaimed:
eft doesn't seem that I could ever
cave the heart to do it."
And there came silence between
them as he thought It over-Brown-
ing's Monthly.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30
Place Your Order at Once

enough Supply Friends, Acquainances
And Thus Help to Boom Bayfield, County.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30

''Old Swaddleford always pretends to
be as deaf as a post, but | believe he
can hear as we'll as anybody"
what makes you think 500"
Nobody ever saw him walking along
o railroad track in advance of train"
Exchange.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30
Moon Superstitions.

The eclipse of the moon Is full OF
portent to the Macedonian Mohammed-
ans. 1t indicates bloodshed. 1t is
met with reports of firearms, and the
imams call from the minarets the
faithful to public prayers in the
mosques. This recalls in g striking
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30
Fatal Error.

Tess-So their engagement is broken
off?
Jess-Yes; they Quarreled, and she
was in the wrong.
Tess-And she wouldn't admit It?
Jess-No; that was the whole trou-
BILE. She did admit it, and after that
he simply became unbearable.-Phila-
deIphia Press.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30
where It wouldn't work.

His Teacher-Don't you know, Tom
my, you should not let your left hand
know what your right hand does?
Tommy-Yes'm, but you've just got
70 take both hands when you want to
tie tin can to dogs tail.-Chicago
Tribune
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-30

Gold melts at temperature of 1910
degrees G. or 1854 degrees f. Lead
nelts at 626 degrees r. and wax at
l49 degrees r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
More Chance for an Amlcablol
.5s Settlement.
a PRACTICAL a AGREEMENT.
Turkey is to Guarantee Safe Return Of
Refugees TO Their Homes Ques-
E ton Of Peace OF; Warto Be Set
tied Within 4e Hours.
(By.Associatod Press,)

4
SOFIA, septAn,bsr s2.-Within forty
eight hours the question Of peace or war
will be settled according to authoritative
sources here. Premier PetroH had an
interview with Alief Bcy, at which tho
whole situation IN Macedonia was dis.
cussed. Az a result OF this conference a
much better feeling prevails, and conf.
dent hopes are expressed that satisfao-
tory adjustment will be reached. This
view is strengthened by a report from
constantinople to the effect that tls
council OF ministers after some days dis.
cusslon 10 within measurable distance OF
an akrssn ent on the chief points Of the
issue. PA 81 n
The premier complained to the Turki.S
diplomatic agent Of the situation created
b. the arrival at Burgar Of thousands
OF destitute and starving refugees from
the district ,of Losensrad. After a dts
oussion an und Outstanding was practically
reached that Turkey should guarantee
the safe protection OF the refugees and
take steps to; -ralnstate e,thAm In their
: homes. The general effect OF these con-
ferences in Constantinople. N and Sofia
has induced d much more hopeful feeling
here. although in Balkan affairs Il is al.
ways possible that the next days hap
penines may change the entire situation.
d The ministry has taken steps 81 to
strengthen the Bulgarian frontier forces.
and It Is reported that the troops will
. occupy ali tho commanding positions, thus
making It almost impossible tor bands
to cross tho frontier. Some regiments -
the Second and Third Divisions have
been ordered to the Adranople frontier.
where the Turks have massed strong
bodies Of troops KS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
,aBa sT.;L0Uls HOTELS TEL
The City Getting Ready to Take%Care
5,ii l@ Of Big Crowds,

I = : l9 T. = Is No.
Of Big Crowds.
The question Is so, often asked how
can b 1T. Louis expect to entertain the
large crowds which are expected at the
exposition next November? That It will
be. perhaps, welcome information to- give
what Ex-Governor Francis. the president
~ the exposition said on the subject tho
other day while on a Visit to Kansas
City: s. NJ f
great many inquiries about hotel facill.
ties at st. Louis, To all inqulrlng, OK
pressed the conviction that st. Louis viii
have solved this question by the time OF
opening the fair, told them about the
nav fire proof Jefferson and other per-
manent hotels; about tho bis Temporary
hotel inside the fair grounds with 2,00o
rooms. and three other temporary struc-
lures which will be built, two 'of which,,
viii have d ca petty OF 2,o0 rooms each
and the three 80 rooms" When 1t Is re-
membared that the largest hotel In New
York has a capcity OF just LEGO guests,
some idea OF the numbers that can be
entertained In st. Louis can be had.
II will be interesting to the many au-
thors OF Richmond and Virginia to know
that an American authors dayfat the
Worlds Fair Is q probability, Claude H.
Witmore, OF st. Louis has letter from
~ Grosyenor Dave, secretary OF the
American Authors Society, requesting
h,rn 10 arrange for day at the fair next
YEAR The centennial Of Nathaniel, Haw-
thorne's birth. July 4, 1901, has been sug,
gested as an appropriate DAY for thu, oc'
ca sion. NJ NJ f35 5as y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
~, n. y - = : : = n n '7T.
.HABEAS CORPUS
PROCEEDINGS
{speotal 10 The Tim1s-DIspatoh.) \,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch, 55
s3 wtN6ToN-SALE1f, n. c. Sept e.
Judge McNeill heard an important ha-
beas corpus case here to-day. the de-
PENDANTS being Solomon Bsnge md wife
and Mrs. Catherine fBauguess, all Of
Wilkes county.
The charge against them L killing
garah Benge. nineteen years old, daugh-
ter OF Benge by his first wife The
father Is also accused OF being resp onsl-
bic for his daughters delicate condition
It the, time she was killed. Strong am
davfts were presented for the State by
Solicitor Graves and BY NV. McSeill.
counsel for defendants.
n The girl was found In a mill pond three
weeks after she disappeared from home.
Mr.. SMoNeill asked that his clients be
discharged, while the solicitor requested
that they be held for trial at the next
term OF Wilkes court. /, i
Judge Mcneil reserved his. decision
until tomorrow. It Is thought that he
viii give the defendants an opportunity
to give ball. The officer who brought
ths parties here says they cannot give
bond, no matter how small.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
VULGAR DISPLAY OF GREAT
WEALTH @ Condemned.

one periodical has had the courage 70
break away from the Mammon worship!
ping tendencies 80. Characteristic OF our
rent periodicals. alt
The October "EvERYBoDY's" Is ..
vtrile expression Of. revolt against the.
exaltn.lon OF money and It's possessors,
instead Of being filled with biographies
Of millionaire captains Of industry. the,
magazine devotes significant pages TO-
men who have. done brave and patriotic
deeds and attracted attention In the great
field Of common struggle rather than IN
Wall Street. 4. Eiz.a Z, !. I,
vidually Ia an article by Alfred Henry,
Lewis, "rhe Madness OF, Much Money"
This is a scathing attack on the vulgar
display OF great wealth to which the new
general !on OF milllonalres has treated me
country. With a brutal directnoss Mr.
Lewis dia gnoses the madness which Of
ten goes with much and sudden wealth,
and r!dicules unsparlngly the gilded idlers
who make up the so-called American arts
tooyacy. It is a rough, even q pltlless ar
,sraignnaert OF certain prominent persons.
and X Ia safe to bs generally read and
appreciated all. over the country ;.55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
Colombian Congress Failed
to Act on 1t. sss
AN INTERESTING REPORT E, r
Said tina, President Marroquin Has
Been npowsred to hegot.ate = =
New Convention Proposition
Expected Shortly.
1 tBy Associated Prsss.){

WASHINGTON Sept. 22--When the
State Depa rtn1ent closed to-day 1t Z
o'clock Il was agreed that the Panama
,trosty was " d cad, although eight hours
yet remained within which the Colombian
Congress might take affirmative action
upon 1t. Nothing. however,: had been re-
celyed during the day either from Min
lister Beaupre at Bogota or IRON, Mr. Her
ran, the Colombian charge here. hlch
gave the slightest hope Of g favorable Die
issue. ID
Airport Is current hdrs that the colon-
.blsn Congress- III secret session, has
clothed President Morroquln with full
nower 70 negotiate a treaty II this re-
port should turn out TO be true, Prssi"
dent +hiarroouin, who Is counted q friend
OF the treaty, could proceed untram-
n,eled by the fear OF future reckoning
with his Congress-. In any event Presi'
dent Roosevelt must now take the next
stop, He can elect TO proceed under tho
Epbonsr act, ana take UP tho Nitarauga
QUITE or he can allow matters to drift
for the present. In the hope that way
may, Vet DO found to straigtten out the
present difficulties In tho path OF the
Panama route. It was stated to-day
that the confidential advices which Dr..
IJerran submitted to Secretary Hay Q
short time ago. were to the effect that
an effort was on foot at Bogota to. har-
monte all conflicting interests there. and
that this undoubtedly would Be accom-
plished through a compromise BY which
President Marroquin would be authorized
to negotiate I treaty directly with the
United States.
It Is believed here that the new prop,
osItion will be submitted at,anf early day.
Contrary TO his custom duringEthe sum.
n1er.f Acting Secretary Adee. of the State
Department.. remained In the city to-.
night to be on hand to act promptly on
any informa ton which might come from
Minister Beaupre re garding the Panama
treaty, matter. but nothing came.
r. DR.. Herran, the Colombian charge, also
waited anxiously FOR news from his govs
eminent but likewise. was disappointed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
BONDS VOTED |;
RAILWAY u ! |||.Y'!l'.
Raleigh and Counties Vote I on on,
Aggregate Of $3.50, 900.
RALEIGH & PAMLICo LINE u
TIVE oooyiets Who Escaped Never. Left
ths prlson walls, bus Spent < Week
4 Ia The Ceiling 81 the Old "
4 33;ssiy shos 3 actorY x
t,lsIe1o,., 3 rhe r,m.s. p,.patcA. ]

IA fsp~aa, 70 The Timer Dispatca.)
n RALEIGH H, K N. c.. sept. 22..-Rale!sh
voted 49, 80 bonds to the Raleigh ana
paml,oo Sound railroad to-day. There
we're only Two votes .axalnst II. Three
! old townships IN WAKE county voted 'fI
bonds. n, / Returns from other points.
, along the line show that every town .3 and
township between here and 1rIn1esland'
Pitt county, voted bonds, a ''t'
$4,000 or $50 900.
Drayton Medlin and a. v, rice, y Two 9
convIcts. who disappeared from the STATE q e
prison September isth,s rsappelred TO-DAY c's'S'
] never having been out, Of the Prison wa ~,
They concealed themselves over the Lc eel
4 Ing o. the old shoe factory BY cuttlng
their way through the Collins : and re-
p' 'rSsy e a one weeks provisions With
them remaining In h!d!ns u long as
Ric. Vas ssnt from Nsw Hanover eoun-
" 10 serve ten years fof larceny ana
NJ sdiln is serving : lie sentence from
4 Gaston county. G.. q. 4. q IL ~
- TAG AND TICKET SYSTEM.
# secretary Payne, OF the state Fair, has
gone to HaEerstown, Nd, to make z
b STUDY OF tno tlCheIt AtlA - . 80
the Hassrstown Fair, with Z View TO
making radical changes IN this system o.
tho North Carolina FAIR. S.5syS
There were thirty.odd entries ysstsr-5
day In the ONCE OF Secretary Dohson TOR
exhibita in tho fair, and the prospects
are frightening every day. - Is sure TO
bo the GREATEST ioir this state ever had.
The dates are October 18th 70 Ath.
RAILROAD CELEBRATIONS.
sN State Senator II. u. Goodwin and Editor
!. p. Plttman, OF Dunn, are here to In
vite the peoria OF Raleigh 70 attend tho
eroat celebration next Thursday over the
completion OF the Cape Fear and North.
err Railroad to that town Fully 1000
people are expected. A great Aoat parade
4 d mile. long barbecue. picnic spread
snd spseehes BY prominent orators are
I TO be features OF the day a higs crowd
will 80 from Raleigh. M Il 4. II Isl
The vi reha bilitation o. = large see
ton OF the old Seaboard Air Line
shops hero, the walls OF which
have been intact since tho lre, about
SEVEN ysars ago, 10 progressing rapidly,
the purpose beinG to concentrate the ma.
chinsry now In use In connection With
the shops here and Increase somewhat the
working force. II Will he a month or
more. however. before the work will be
completed and tho full intention OF the
company manifest. 1t il believed now
that the change will add Is or 100 ma
chinists TO the Raleigh pay roll Of the
K Sec board. sE u 9t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

. . 4 4 s y V
# BY virtue 81 4 certain deed Of trust, dated
August 1, 1899, ana recorded IN the Hen;
FieS cS Sn ceurt Clerks 9 9ss ha Dioa
os' ths dse, y sns tSsresy Ina s.vs
bee1 required by the beneficiary therein
= y W vi q. Sept. %, 1908.
at SO clock P. NJ, or, the prem1seA. pro.
coed to .Aell 1t public auction properly
conveyed thereln via. All that certAin
lot Of land, lying and being IN the county
e HsnTio9 ssr sSs aSsshs sa II
Fairlnount, beginning at the point. Of re
Intersection Of the north line Of Fair.
mount Avenue with & the west line Of
Twonty.third Street. extending thence
westwardly along the said north Inc q
Paramount Avenue Cor 8 street) 9 feet
and 6 inches and fronting thereon. and
running back at ,right angles and .betw e ee q
we Vest I Inc Of rwenty-thrd Stree t, III feet
T h property is i. wel iocated Being On
one OF tho best streets and corners IL
Paramount The dwelling Ia deta chad
and comparatively new, and will make .
TDHMs-.Cash sufficient TO pay ali cost
OF SALE all taxes to day Of sale I'll and
debt Of $13S,40 now DUO and balance OF
the sun, secured n! tne aeed 70 BE- md paid nna
November ist, 1908. and one ..die every
thrAe months thereafter until all have
become dt,ev and residue a. a credit OF
one and two years: !. 3. 2 !. !. J, -, y Isl.
sept 17.tds 81 t Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
I CLERKS ORGANIZE.
The Mayor to Take Charge Of Cam
(. x @si. paign for a Bond Issue.

GREENSBORO. N. c., sept "a The
Retail Clorks'. PEotsctiye Assos!stion. Ne:
general psttsrment ot tt,s ~ retail clerks
orgnnisatI ton. The following oficera were
e!sGtsd Walker; PEess'deenst;, ~ -, -.
financial secretary; w, -. Hartsook, 4ro-
oording and corresponding seorstary;,..
vita thirty:seys, nem = i, : !. y. :, :, q.
Asrnoen last night. Mayor Osborn was
named rs . committee OF one to taSe
charge Of the campaign TOR the proposed
It W.. decided sosns time a ,E t. e yet. y0se
Is Is called tor. October 9TH. 9ne hundred Cd
Thousand dollars Of ths bond. "a aTs M 70 90, %
s strsets sos sixtysnvs Thousand dollars has
5o sstoY "a and tbs work now Is only fairly
Begun The !oo oo fos w1 ht pSSa 9ppe %b 70
NV leva charge 81 the city's affairs Wish
ss e p y xa ~ 9 %Fsn fe e
kAcAhnnM UoC866&yys,hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
OBITUARY..
- ~ ! -. F.--II. T.-I- ~ ~. H@7TT ~
Mrs, Wilhelmina j ohns On,

5Ns WITS, VlIlelItllUd y onnS on'
Mrs W|lhel,nl n 4, johnson died ysster-
S Sc Iii Esst Tranklln stseet. She c Vas
seyenty,eght years Of age. She was
,Messrs. ". IN and G. L. Johnson, Of this
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed,
5= John r. keesar.
Mr.. John r. 5Keesar died at $50 O'Clock
YESTERDAY afternoon at the residence OF
Mr. j. w. Hutchins, * S5
The bss sss tho funeral have
Mrs. Alice ChappIe,
Mrs, Alice .chappla, wife Of NIT,
r. GhaRpSS arante n GhesfeF.
hl|d county I The funeral viii take place
at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence The interment will be made ln
Maury Cemetery.
Infant Dead.
Luee qyS ntsnt dsafh .sgo @ o Il r
d dnd at at the residence OF her parents, aEsd
t wo years and nine months.
: F. y, Berry.
(sgsgcIss4|, , t9 The = y Times D!spatch' =.
Finny +, Kerry. one Of the oldest and
6 6Hsi'1 At his residences yesterday after q
pp!rsoatracted Illness Of some months. aged
elghty'four sGl
child ren--two sons, w, r, Berry, OF
iIynchburg. Va, and james r, Berry, OF
Chase City, Va, and four. daughters,
Mrs. J, q. THOMPSON, Mrs, John 3. Farls,
Mr.. Charles Cooke and Miss Virginia
MIR Mr., Berry was man OF the strlotest
integrity, and was greatly beloved by
ali With whom he Was thrown In con-
He was the oldest Mason in the county,
bainx made a Mason Of St. Joints Lodge,
No, III, "A. r. and a, NJ, in 1874.
He was buried in the village cemetery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
AUCTION sALEs-rAIs DAY.
ma n Az harrison Realty COS
q Real iElstAte BAuotioneerB, It
iF D North eleventh Street.

5k1rAr DnrAofiEp j AtKsoN wARp
~ at,s rofB gEi M ~ 81 e. i pqs,
's WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER al. 100.
at s f, Nj. At the reduest * the owners.
X ~ % seoSS es' no
rooms and gu. Kitchen It L. IN perfect
condition and rentink. FOR y1o per afi,-
mum always oceur,led by Food tenant.
and is cornpArAtlve new. The OF fronts
IS feet On. cant side. OF ST., John Street be.
tween Baker and Charity and. tilns back
1870 feet. Oncsof the most select neigh
borh9ods Of the ward XJfetoksoti. is z
Will be sold cheap. iit N q t n Il
"A TEHMs1.At Shle. VI I. . . . w
"a a ]. 'e.'' ia RRTeoN REALTY CO.. ia
SOD 1o.3t. Auctto1eers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS. II
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
SSgs AtIctiorieets. fi}

AUCTION! sALB OF SPLENDID Ma
~ HOGArVY AND OTHER DINING
ROOM, 'tPARLCR.N HALL AND BED.
ROOM FURN1TURE,E ETC. AT. NO. J. los
WEST GRACE STREET. TOMORROW
.frHURsDAY) MORNING., SEPTEMBER
FAITH AT 1880 o'CLOCK.
on account Of declining. housekee ping we
Will sell for Mr., 3. Tree a. ~ rss,l,
Housei1old and Kitchen Furniture, CON
sisting OF good over.stutted Parlor suit,
upholstered in Velour; Parlor Chairs and
Rockers, Music Rack, Brass Piano Lamp
and Shade, Onyx-Top Table. Brass Fender
and Fire Set Polished Walnut Extension
Table, High. Back Oak Cane Seat DINING
Chairs, handsome Walnut Bullets. French
Clock. with bronze atatuettss Table Chine \,
Gas Heaters Walnut Mar BILE Top Tables,
IIall Rack, Enameled Iron Bed with
brass trimming SIS !; Mahogany Marble.Top
Side Table, Ndaho Eany. Chest Ia ble., W t,i
nut Dressers ana Washstands, Cane. Wil-
low and Cobbler- Seat I2ocksrs Lace Cur
tail brussels, Medaet ana 1ngraln Car =
pets, Mattings and Rugs Kitchen SAFE;
Kttchei, Table; Cooking Utensils, ettc,. ana
numerous other 4 miscellaneous articles.
The ladies' are especially invited to at
tend sale. TERMS cash. Sale positive.
a THU VALENTINE AUCTION 60.
sept 23-2t AuotloneerrSl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
GENERAL RANEY
CHOSEN UNANIMOUSLY
raw Associated Press.)

z BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. 2a,-The SOW
ereign Grand Lodge Of odd-Fsllows TO-
day unanimously elected General n, a,
Rnney. OF Marengo, Iowa. commanding
genera, Of the Patrlarchs Militant for 9
Term Of four years, General Raney /. was
appointed commander % me nnnta -,
election was received with cheers,
This evening there was u reunion Of
past grand representatives. at Masonic
Temple, A dress parade was given BY
the Patrarchs Militant at the Fifth Regl-
imsnt armory. In which the visiting and
local cantons participated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
By Edward &. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auotioneers. .,35
AUCTlON SAID OF VAT
j .'S-''T BRICK DWELLING ~ fs3ss
NO, 1lo0 NORTH SECOND SrREET,

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust.
dated september lat, 1888. OF record tnsths
clerks office. Richmond ChAncsrY Court,
D 3, ls3 g, page Hs, default having bssn
aecured' and being required by the bens,
hclary SO to do We viii sell by auotioa.
TIL tuesday. 2tTH DAY OF SEPT. ~.
a abe We The lot has ! front OF ~ fast.
southern line 81 feet 70 inches. more os
less, and or. the north BY 9 diagonal hhe
its t rsar line Of s. fest. more or less, !.
Al to expenses Of Aslsa q
taxes that may be due. and q nots OF ~
With interest thereon from Septsmhsr lst
named at time Of sale y, !, = :, 7, ~, n
EDWARD 8, ROSE v
sept ls-tds NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
BY Edward 8. Rose Company
&I Real Estate Auctlofeers. Y

"a ucrfON BALE OF FRAME DWELL
q ING Nc. Sl6. SOUTHWEST G OfN1Il
OF CHURCH STREET AND MAIDEN
! On WEDNESDAY, THE @Dt DAY OF
HEPTEMf3 ER. 1905. at g o clock r. NJ. Z
viii sell, BY. auction upon the promises,
de !; ay9gS fsaa ha TIE Lot has
opportunity OFFER ed to become the possess
sor Of d good corner property.
+ TfoRMS-.At sale
-5-7 n FRANK a. BL1LEY, Executor.
\. Edward s.. Rose Company, Auotloneers.
sent IL. ids t5.l *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
TAX RETURNS ARE
MORE THAN DOUBLED
fBy Associat ted Press

d ATLANTA. GA, Sept 22.-The Atlantic
Coast Lines franchise tax returns have
been more than doubled by the arbitra-
tors, and the assessment OF the tangible
property of the road stands practically as
fixed BY the comptroller-general Of tho
State. ti3 4fi 5&
The return made by the railroad placed
valuation OF s8.0o9.sS9 on the property
owned by the railroad In Georgia. The
mptroller.general refused to accept this
ols,47l. The question was then given over
for settlement to q board OF arbitration,
The report OF the board Of arbitrat lon has
placed the valuation at N0,s4s,sss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
I Academy Of Medicine.

The Richmond Academy LOT Medicine
and Surgery held its regular meeting
last night at, the #. a, hea dauar ers.
city were present and the discussion Of
the x topic OF the evening. ",Chrono
Brlght's Disease" was Interesting and and
VViiiiam s. Gordon, NJ. .. Hoge, Jr..
and Charles 81. Hazen. The Reminder
Of the session was taken up with routine
business Il tt t8its
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
BY Augustine Royal & Co.,4t55s5sgg
Real Estate Agents and 1Auotloneere,$S
}0" Manchester va. 98G Il Ssf \ & ssl&!

:rIrn yEnTuH Sxp Sc 4 n 5HgHHRoas 81
I, 1901, and recorded IN the Cor-
ter,IVa., in b. g.. q. page 3oss, Il We, the
undersigned trustees, being required 90
to do viii sell. ct public aliotion, on tbs the
prem FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1901,
at $40 q clock p. Il M, that small fhouse, 5
No, 500 East Fifteenth Street; = lot ffonta
10 feet 8 IL 4inchesx120 feet deep b.
tween Everett and Marry strssts. 49, -
chester. Va. II, II VI
'1H 1 ',s ~ ", GLAzEBRooK
S E, II. SPENCE, /
,rzlE 10, LANN STERN, IL
Present Trustees Granite Building 90. III
ssp20, q, 1924 rs. 5355 n 4 i9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
Stable by His Nephew.

(snec,4l to The Illness D'snatch,)
AsHEvILLE, N c., September 81
robert Penland, one Of the wealthie 81
and bsst known men n Au nSoa e., Wa ~
n y y 1'Hay enry Penisnd, IN an ARRAY
Whiei1 Y occurred yesterday ~ the result
Of = tued Of long standinf' , Henry ZEN Zen
land was committed to jail without pono'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
OFFERS ITS AID
Porte Does Not Wish an international
i. Commission. n,
fRy A.sociated Press.) [

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cOEsTANT1NOPLE, Sept. 23.-The
porte, fter several meetings at the Yil-
56iz kiosk to DISGUISE the Bulgarian pro-
ro.al that an International commission be
appointed to deal with Macedonia, has
disnatched 1 reply, pointing out that it
considers the mission entrusted to Hllnt
Pasha, tho inspector.general, to Be equiv
iclent to the commission proposed by Bull
garia, and adding that II the Dulgarian
government is powerless to re-establish
and maintain order among Its population
Its suzereign is ready to come to her
assistance. ss .8 3s