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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-29
MeoIcs TO MEET.
Program Of eleventh Fan Session Of
Society.

rgenty second announcement,
eleventh year, fail session. Oklahoma
Medical society, Oklahoma City, Nov
II. 1893.
Order Of Business.
Call to order. 10 a. m, A. L. Blesh,
y. D.. president
Invocation. the Rev VIM 4. era
ham
Address Of welcome. Mayor Van
winkle.
Response, b F. Hamilton, N. D,
Shawnee.
Reading and adoption Of minutes Of
last meeting
Applications for membership
Reports Of committees.
Report OF judiciary committee and
election Of members.
New business for the good of the
society.
Selection Of next place of meeting.
Reading Of contributions
Adjournment
Contributras.
expert Testimony, d. II. Fernan-
des, editor Oklahoma Law Journal,
saltwater Discussion opened by
John w Duke. Guthrie.
'Postpartem HemorrhageT c. A.
Wall. Oklahoma City Discussion
opened BY r. H. Tullis, Lawton.
Complete Inversion Of the Uterus"
with Subsequent Reduction and Re-
covery. J. NJ. Mcromas. Elk City
Discussion opened by s. E. knight
Enid
vomiting ia Pregnancy. J. a..
Hatchett, FL Reno Discussion open
cd by w NJ Hatfield. Mulhall
compound Fracture OF the skull
with Hernia Cerebri Its Radical
Treatment. f p HuIen. Pond Creak
Discussion opened BY U L. Russell
Oklahoma City
"The Microscope in the Practice Of
Medicine" a. B. Leeds, Chlckasha
Discussion opened by Horace Reed,
Guthrie.
Typhoid Fever" j, f. Jordan.
stella. Discussion opened by w J.
Muzzy, El Reno.
'Etiology OF Puerperal Feyre," Ro-
land A. Felt. Perry. Discussion open
cd by N. w Mayginnis. Tulsa l. T.
Stones in the Common Bile Duct"
A. II, cordier, Kansas City, Mo Dis
cussion opened by A. l.. Blesh,
Guthrie
Report of Case of Alcoholic
Neuritis," w e. Dicken. Oklahoma
City Discussion opened by w w
Ruclss, Guthrie
Castro Enteritis in Children" j.
H. Barnes. Jet Discussion opened
by Harry A. Reese. saltwater
.Ansmias Ira b. Bartle, Augusta
Discussion opened by Delos walker.
Oklahoma City
"cIyptorchidism, r D, Ions, Ok
lahoma City Discussion opened by
ED r. Rice. Shawnee.
ronsilitis." Ambrose II Grayson.
Shawnee Discussion opened by G,
8 Bobo. Norman.
Committee on Arrangements.
A. X West, NJ D., Oklahoma city
a. T. Reilly. NJ d. oklahoma City
w J. Boyd, NJ D.. oklahoma City
w M Hubbm@ ~ ID. Oklahoma
CITY.
comnittee on Reception.
w r. Dicken Nj d. Oklahoma
city
w j. Jolly, NJ. D., Oklahoma City
e n Lund, NJ d Oklahoma city
j. + Messenbaugh, N. d., Oklahoma
City
J, A. Reck, NJ. D.. oklahoaa City
" l. Russell, NJ D., oklahoma City
c b. Bradford, H. d., Oklahoma
City
j. + Han. NJ D.. Oklahoma City.
w. NJ Taylor, NJ d, Oklahoma city
G A. Wall NJ D.. Oklahoma city
Officers.
Presiient-A L. Blesh, NJ. d..
Guthrie,
vic9 Presiden,--A. X West NJ. d.
Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-29
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POISSON
hbne Palms, ltcnlnRs 5cabby
skin Diseases.


swellinRs, Carbunc1ess PimpIes. scrofuia
Permanently cured BY taking botanic Blood BALM
pieasdaf ssd safe 10 fair 1horosOhiv tested Ter y
vea5s. Composed II Purs Rofa1ie iHgredierfs
Sirenothess heat hdneBs asd real sfonaehs, eura
dpspepsiq we hare orer 1904 original s'gRed fe'p
,aoaiais a cures made ~ y. b. p. that aoved cured
Iryou heve aches and palms m bones back aud ionsa
Itching soabby skin. blood feels hot or thin Swosr
Glands Risings aud Bumps on the Skim Muoas Patches
IN Mouth sors Throat, plmpies or offensive errptlonS
Copper Coiored Spots or rash skin. all rundown, q
nervous Ulcers on any part Of the body Hair ~ Eye
trows falling ont. CarbDseles or Boiis, take
Botanic Blood 6nlnn, guaranteed
90 care even the worst and most deep were
doctors, patent medicines, and hot springs foil Heal
al sores stops al aches and palms. reduces all swellngs
makes blood pure and rich. completely changing the
entire body into clean. healthy condition. b. b. n
has cured housanda Of Of Blood Poison even after
vacihng the last stsgea.
Old Rbeumatism, CR.srNh, Eczema
nre caused BY an awful poisoned condition OF the
Blood. u. u. b. stops Hawking and Splitting, Itching
and Scratching, Aches ana Paasi cures nheHmaiism,
Catanh; heals all scsbs, Scales, Eruptions, Waiory
BHsiors foul fostering Sores Of Eczema by giving >
pure. healthy blood supply 10 affected parts
Cancer Cured
Botanic blood Balm Cures Cancers Of all Kinda,
suppurating sweiiings, Eating Sores, luuorr, ugly
Vicers II Kills The Cancer Poison and heals the sores
or wcyst cancer perfectly. II you have persistent
Fimple. wan. swciiings Shooting, Singing Pains
take rtood balm and they viii disappear before they
develop into Cancer Many apparently hopeless easei
Of cancer cured By taking Botanic Blood Balm.
0UR GUARANTEE.
Prtco 81 per large bottle, slrugsisis or by
Fxpresa. Take hotRnie lsiep.i Balm q,
directed on label. 4 { nINk avs cures ~ hen the
rfxht quantity s. taken. n you are Dot
rared the purchase price viil be rcfrndsd
srithsut arg guncnt. "a nncsi) Iflood balm 90.
Complete directions for home cure Win csen hoitle
sample OF -. -. 10. Free by writing nood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ca Describe yonr trouble nni special
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-29

ACCOMPLISHMENTS o. Barker
M D., Guthrie
Judiciary Committee.
A. L. Reilly, Nj d. Oklahoma City
c. d. Arnold, NJ D., FL Reno.
G. S. Bobo, NJ d., Norman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-29

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind bleeding or Protrnd
ing Piles Your druggist will refund
money if PAzO OINTMENT fails to
cure YOU, in 6 to IA days. 5Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
new HEAD
FOR I: / A. l.
Reported II. NJ. Atkinson to be
President When Mr.. Viii 4
liams Resigns.
OLD COLONY. TRUST. COMPANY
He tliest Southern Representa-
tive Of Firm. Greatly Inter
estcd in the S. A.. l..

Especial to Tho Timcs-Dlspatch.>

Especial to The Times Dispatch.>
ATLANTA. GA Dec. o.--Prlvate ad-
vices from Boston state TINT II. NJ. At
klnson. OF Atlanta, viii shortly become
a member OF thoT Board Of Directors OF
tho sseaboard Alr;:zLines and that he will
be chosen to the. presidency when u !,
Shelton Williams resigns. y AS I'll F
Mr.. Atkinson Will represent the inter-,
ests. Of the Old Colony Trust Company in
the seaboard., II Y.
St5 Mr.. Atkinson spent moro than month
In New. York recently in active negotin--
'tions over the scaboard matters with 7.
y. Coolidge, president Of the Old Colony
Trust Company, which has undoubtedly
acquired control OF y tho seaboard Air
Line system. Is, II ~ i5 II. 55 yi
1. Mr. 4A Atkinson is very close to Mr.. Cool-
idge aud dllEof the extensive investments
Atlanta and other part of the South
|tofiHtiie Old Colony Trust 4 Company are
under the general directloh Of Mr.. At
kinson, who IS the representative OF tnat
company n&tlie South. Isl 5s5
said that all tlles southern invest
merits Of this company are, yielding hand :.
some ,returns ,ss.and Mr.. Coolidge %ns 80
well pleased. wi tils the success 4of his past
efforts + inr;tf1a South 4 that. he5 was easily
when lio, was urged to invest
in, the Seaboard: " wlthAthe view OF bccom-
ing the dominating influence IN that
property. 4, ss;s f8Fi #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
FIVE ARE4ExPEc.TED'
u. -i.z s5..s,ss TO! PLEAD GUILTY
IIBv4A ASyocia Ted FPiess.l,

" GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Dec, Cat
torney' John Med Donalds announcement
that he expected five Of his clients to
Mead guilty In tho Superior, Court was
tho principal fdevelnpment3iin the water
plant Doodle scandal to-day. Five OF At
torncy AcDonald's cllcnts appeared be-
fore the police magistrate und waived ex-
animation. 1t is generally understood that
those who plead guilty OF accepting
bribes will lbo punished, by fines md no
Imprisonment, Rnnd that they VIII DO
used ns witnesses ny the prosecution In
tho cases OF those OF the accused city otli-
cials who inslstgupon having trails.
a ES.Clty Attorney Liant Is, Salisbury
was confinedTto hlssbed tatIhis home al
day to-day, suffering from nervous pros
tration. and III consequence tho exum-
inatIon, In the case of Alderman Ellen. Of
tho First Ward, charged with accepting
n bribe OF 1850 In the water deal proposals.
was postponed In Polco Court until to-
morrow morning. 81.
1t, was reported that if1 Salisbury does
not take the witness stand Tomorrow.
warrants Will be Issued for the arrest OF
those implicated by Salisbury In the con-
spiracy part Of tho deal. and twas partly
confirmed by Assistant Prosecuting At
torney Ward, who has thcAcases In hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
saving tho Grand Lodge treasury about

saving tho Grand Lodge treasury about
500 tlis year. alone st # B
"A THE feature Of the Grand Lodge ses-
sion, az usual, was tho election. Of OF. /.
GERS, and OF this tho contest for grand
Junior deacon. from, which tho successful
aspirant usually climbs to the pinnacle OF
grand master by tho usual grndntons.
For this honor there was q lively com
petition with every geographical division
,represeD ted among the nspirants. After
long balloting, theN Grand Lodge aboiit
midnight elected William b. McChesney:
of sta,nton, ono OF tho best known and
fbrightcst Niasons In the State. Mr.. ". H.
Andrews, Of Roanoke, was q strong COM
petltor. Il. 5&5
The full roster OF elective officers was
as follows Grand Master. Thomas n.
Davis OF Lynthburg: Deputy Grand Mas Mas
ter. KoscuskO Kcnpcr. Of Alexandria;
Grand Senior Warden tSlyvanus JaQuinn.
OF fsFrederIcksburg: Grand Junior jNynrdeH,
u. W. Eggleston. OF Richnond Grand
Tresaurer, ". Fred Pleasants, Of Rich
mond: Grand Secretary, Or. George W..
Carrington, OF Richmond Grand Chap.
lain. Rev. George II. Ray, D. ID: Grand
Senior Deacon. Dr.EfJ. Vs. skcllnm. Il OF
Accomac: Grand Junior Duucon. w illialn
Il. NlcChesney, OF Staunton; Grand Tiler,
W. g. W ilknson,i OF Richmond. Tho ap-
tpointlve officers have not yet been chosen
The session Of the Grand Lodg &c. .was one
of9tl1e busiest and best attended In many
years, thore being representatives from
two hunderd lodges and many more per
sgons In attendance on the sessions. Among
those IN Attendance were many Of = no
younger members Of the order.g showing
Il lively interest on the part of tho young
men. 1t was busincss-li like session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
DATA D OF INTEREST
ON THE VA. EXHIBIT
Strong Talk in Favor Of ST.
Louis Building Bill
Pending,

some interesting statistics are. given out
bv tho those ' - Who % are pressing the Kelley
$40 100 for! a State buld- :
~ st iollis. ,'rHe exhibits VAL represent
Sl75UUO," said one OF them yesterday,
."rne mineral people will put up a i$lIOtt
EXHIBIT and the S.ale APPROPRIATION OF
sc 90 Will bc supplemenIed ns follows;
Iubncco 5000, pcnliuts $500 sweet poll-
toes s5,0Oo oysters $40 co., Al eudy nearly
500 bushels OF Virginia, npPlesI 81 ute now
Ir.ast, Louis There Will be 2,ooO bushels
of + corn and lO,OvOponnds OF tobacco
l,Hlf she /. There are only three States
lot making an effort to hnye buildings
~ thn exposition grounds, Arizona, with
n populution OF only ~, 900 has already
sompleted her building, The cost Of
slnlc buildings ranges from 5000 TO
s4"o,Y Virginia wants n $4,000 building and
shc is the only State for which q site
Was reserved. The Virginia people OF st,
Louis nro anxious to SEQ her have q
building and have contributed 5000 u
tho appropriation falls tho money Viii
hive 10 DO returned to the contributors.
rho proposed building Will afford Virginia.
visitors II retreat, where thrys can rest,
have their mall sent, sec tho Virgiun
rnpers, and It can also bo used ms. II DIS
stributing point for literature ana for nd-
ycrtisins The State schools. ,5t g,i4
1t does seem that II the citizens nra
loyal enough 10 pay for over ratwb,thirds
of tho exhibits, and half The cost OF
building the state should pay the other
half. The amount asked VIII Insure We
Sarla q very credlt table building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
RICHMOND GIRL
ROUTS BURGLAR
Miss Cobb Forces One to Leap
From High Veranda at
Point$of Revolver.
especial 10 Tho Times.Dlspatch.>

(Speclalato The Times -Dlspatch.)
4 STAMFORD. CONN.,, Dec. 2,--lInder q
shower Of bullets from revolver ~
Miss Mary Cobb. q belle OF the younger
society SGT In Richmond. a burglar leaned
for his life this a, NJ, from tho high
yeranda roof Of tho mansion OIL. p, Cobb.
at Strawberry Ellll, a fashionable suburb
OF this town,
Miss Cobb, who Is Just out OF hor
teens saw tho thief ms he waa trying to
break In through an upper window, and
coolly prepared n warm reception for
him. Slowly tho Elrl raised the window
next that which the burglar was work-
ing ana as she leaned out. covering him
with her revolver, tho burglar realized
for &c first time his danger, lie |eaped
10 teh edge Of the veranda roof Just ns
Miss Cobb began to shoot. For m instant
no stood poised. then as the hail Of bull
l.ts began from Miss Cobb's weapon, re-
inforced by her father from another win
dow, he dropped to the ground ana ran
away. II 5,. y &
Only the darkness sared tho burglar
from, being Killed ~ Miss Cobb Is an ,cx-
uass Eiasb a revolver. NJ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
FROM ORPHAN HOME
TO THE LEGISLATURE

OF ago aud Is O. bright lawyer, III active
practice at tho Tazewell bar. Willie OF
Democratic parentnga the boy grow up In
d Republican atmosphere, and naturally
became imbued with tho political faith
snnd ideas Of lis adopted father.
Last summer he was ilaniod BY his party
for tho House In the district COMPOSED
OF the counties of Tnzewell S'ld 1ucll :
zanan, and lie was elected easlly.5
It Is said by those who know him thnt
Mr.. Royal Is q bright young fellow and
will mako his mark In tho House.
1Ie comes from fino family In this
city, ana his relatives here bolong
to the best class.
Tic course Of young Royal will bo
eagerly watched next winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
ELECTED GRAND
]. JUNIOR DEACON
Nv. B. McChcsncy Of Staunton,
Elected by the Grand
Lodge, Masons.

Tho Grand Lodge OF Alasons Of Virginia
last night elected officers for the ensuing
year, and will hold Its final sessions to-
day ana nd journ this evening to meet In
Richmond on the second Tuesday In Feb
ruary, 1905, thus leaving m interval of
fourteen months between sess sons, owing
to tho change OF date, Twn or more aes-
sIons will 10 hold to-day. the Grand
Lodge adiouynlng to-night.f.,A noteworthy
feature OF the session Of tho grand body
this year Is the omission of tho ban
quet which usually marks. tho close Of
the Grand Lodge session. Owing to the
expense aud time required for y han
fp,et III was decided to dispense with II
.this year and probably hereafter, thus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03

Hon ]. p. .tRoyall. tho Republican mem
bnr.elect OF. the House from Tuzewell
county. Is young man whose llfes bis
tory fairly brlstles With human interest.
Back n.the sos there was In the House
from Tnzewcll n wcll-to-do RcndJuster-
Republican, whose name was Grafton
Mustard. In. his happy southwestern
home lived his wife and n little flaxon--
haired girl, and rs companion for tho
latter as swell MS for himself Mr. Mus
tard desired Il boy. In nn orphan home
IN. this city he. saw n little barefoot
fellow OF five summers, aud hc at once
adopted him as his own.Ii took him back
to Ibis mountain homo and roarcd him TO
young manhood.
Youhg Royal is now twonty-sovcn years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
TWO 'l',I|g D PER SONS DEAD,
AsNUMBER INJURED
Public I School q, T; Building |, ildiinrg One q
Tho Those Consumed As BY Flames
Which, Followed Explosion.
Spontaneous Combustion
y, ThougttSt6 Have Beef, !
\. II 6 q Cause EXPLOSION.
8EySAssocinted SPress.)

3DOVERTDE Dec. Fan explosion of
tank car # naphthn III, the center of a
freight, train ons.' tho Delaware division
OFFS the Philadel lphta s,:Ba ltimorc and
Washngto Railroad o::ddy; caused two
deaths. the sinjurlns pf = q number OF per.
sons, the wreckins Of several buildings
and number, OF ffreig ghti cars. The acct
dent occurred at Greenwood. Twenty-Five
miles south OF this sscity. .,3ti 4 Z:
Tho explosion Thought TO have result
ed from spont neous combustion. The
burning fluid was q scattered in all direc-
tons Fifteen cars were wrecked, three
Of which 5werc des troy ed by fire md sev--
eral buildings near be railroad caught
fire. i # s !. ;a if Y. 4, IA n 4s
AZ Tho dead are: N s # h VI
# BRAKEMAN EDyiARD2J !; ROACH. Of
Georgetown; taken rom the wreck dead
An!intant9 dep from, g shock.
The injured ss% 5i5:sS Il
..EniS II[neers wv, !, Shaapasa; Timing
ton. lousy 4 haytng gttnhaled steam and q.
flames. 4, IL 5g S5 49,
Conductor Cornelius J,':1all, Whining
ton, badly burned vi sS /. q
Fireman John Barker, Wilmington,
BADLY. burned 4 @sssssf II
Z Towerman Horace Lynch, Greenwood
f "A hozen or more ,,citizens were injured
or suffered seriously from the shock. OF
these 8the condition of Mrs. W. Morris
Is serious. N 5s 5i ify5 s3 s@s
Thestelephoncj and telegraph wires were
broken and communication with other
towns$was Impossible. AS. soon; Us avail
able a: locomotive was sentsback to Sea-
ford sand 1t: returned with n special train
carrying five physicians from Harring-
ton. While tho physicians were looking
after@the! injured citizens and trainmen,
u party OF Srescuers was sat work around
tho wrecked train. and another party
directed It's efforts to the burning build
ings, Despite hard work Of tho fire fight
ers,i tho residence Of Dr.. II. C.%Johnson
and tho public school building were con-
sulned Sand dozen other houses were
rendered unlnhabitublc. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
.FOLKES AMENDMENT
REPORTED ADVERSELY

Tho House Committee on Roads yes
I tcrday reported the amendment offered
bv; MIR. sFolkcs to the corporation bill. de-
filming the principal office of q railway
company, with tho recommendation that
1t do not pass.
Il Mr. .Follo,s did not appear. and MI.
Thom, of Norfolk, spoke on behalf of the
Southern Railway against eho amond-
lnent. =,
M Colonel "A. B.' Andrews and other OIL
GERS OF the road We're present. put had
. .Mr.. ". w. Finney also spoke for the
Southern. and Mr.. Alexander Hamilton.
Of Petersburg. for the Atlantic Coast
Line. <,.,,.
Mr., sFolkes will likely take the fight
on the floor OF the House, 65
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
..... HUNTINGTON ESTATE
lRy Associated Press. J

GALVESTON, 'rEAAs, Dec. IA
10000 damage suit was filed In The
District Court hero to-day against tho
Coils r. Huntington estate, The pctl,
TONERS are David b, Henderson and
Waltsv Gresham, Of Galveston, Tho do
fenaants are Arabcla' j, Huntington
ana other executors OF tho VIII Of Col-
lis +. Huntington.
1T is claimed III the petition that lii 1900
Huntington agreed to purchase from the
petitioners i the stock OF the GALVESTON
4 and Western Railway, after certain PRO
visions had been compiled With. 4 The jea;,
ecutors declined to carry opt the ugreS-
j r.Y.:.. The Galveston and Veastern lis ~
\ teg2saal road. f s3 4; X. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
FIFTY SHOTS IN
MO0NSHINE FIGHT
After Ammunition Gives Out
Officers and Liquor Men Bat
tie Hand to Hand.
(By Associated Press J

NJ cIIARLEsTON.Ns, C.. Dec. a.-Deputy
Collector Mccoy and State Dispensary
constables searched the registered dis
tlllery or Tully Babb to-day and found
some contraband liquor
z On leaving tho premises the officers
Joining woods With pistols and Wlnches-
.,ers by Babb and four3of his associates
Officers returned fire. and fully fifty
shots were exchnngcd Tho ammunition
being exhausted, the constables and
moonshiners had hand fight. -Four Of
the liquor men were arrested, No ono
wns seriously wounded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
FREIGHT RATES ARE ~.
!. TO BE INCREASED
fRyAssoclnted Pross.,

z WASHINGTON. y c., Dec. 2-Rail-
road freight rates are to be increased
OF, many classifications throughout the
eouthern States in tho course OF the next
few weeks. This was the decision reach :
cd at tho meeting OF Southeastern Traf-
flc Association, in session at the Raleigh.
It is said that freights OIL some clas-
slfIcations are to be lowered. The railroad
officials Justify the increasing Of rates by
tho statement that in Virginia, Georgia
and other Southern States railroad tax
alton has been largely increased, and It
Is necessary to raise money to meet this
now demand. = .55 8Ei a lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
KILLED BY FALL I'm
WEST VIRGINIA

to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
BLUEFIELp. w. VA, Dec. 2,-C' u.
Keens. assistant engineer on the WIda.
mouth branch of the Norfolk and Vest
ern. and lately mining engineer for the
Tidewater Coal and Coke Company ut
Vivian, was to-day killed by failing,
Mr.. Keeno was engaged to-day in max
ing u survey Of tho Tidewater mines
when tho accident occurred, He was a
native OF New York state. md Is snr-
ylyed by his mother who resides at No,
a2l West Goth Street. New fork. His rs-
mains vii be takell to New York to,mor-
row for lnternea. III s;,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
(. NJ. C.. A. BUILDING s..lsgss3 #.
Il, 4 q. FOR DEDICATED
nv Associated Pres

GA. Dec. 2.-The formal
dedication Of the new Y M. &C. A. build
ing occurred here tonight. The building
is the gift OF George Foster Peabody.
Charles j. Peabody and Royal. Canneld
to the city, in which they spent their
boyhood days. 1t Is handsomely 4 fitted
up and complete In all its appointments.
The exercises were held III the gymnasium
2 of the building. is34 tsif = ~ e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
AMERICAN SCHOONER #
INJURED IN COLLISION
Ilny Assnnlnt,,l PresA !

pENSACOL.A, FLAn Dec. .,-Tha
American schooner sadie N, Sumner,
Cnptam Mclean. reached port to-day IN
q disabled condition. having colllded Win
an unknown steel bark on the night OF
Noyeraber 10Th, when forty niles SOUTH !
cast al Tortugas. The fore-rlsglng of
tho schooner WAS carried away. boas's
and rails stove.in. The Identify of tne
bark could not be learned by the csap
t,iin, although ks made repeated 4 : ffoFts
Il. ascertain, but the bark paia no s,ttshs- p
ticn 10 the lights shown py tths8 schoohs Y.
,xr,' CIV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
BANKS STATEMENT 7
IA. NOT ENCOURAGING
Y t2. -iltl : tgls " =. s.7.l
.tBy! Associated Press. J

* CHARLESTON, s. c.. Dec, 2.-Thc
statement OF the Farmers and! Mcr:-
chants Bank. of Camden. the president
and cashier OF which killed themselves on
the same day. Is not encouraging. The
depositors and creditors will get their
money eventually. but $72l,37o belonging
to the stockholders will not be srealized.
on tho day 3of tho double tragedy. for
y tlich the bank was closed. the cash
on hand was $l71 30 Y Y S5s \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
SIR HENRY FORMALLY
PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT
iRY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec. Il 2,--slr
Henry Mortimer Duran. tho successor
Of Sir Michael Henry Herbert as the
ambassador OF Great Britain to- tho
United States, was received formally By
President Roosevelt at the White House
to-day. .i5as! Is ..t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
BLOW OPEN SAFE
AND. SECURE CONTENTS
(By Associated I'ress.)

u cHARL3sTON,$s IS, O.. Doc. 2,-Tho safe
IN tho store Of IL. II. Horton, tho largest
merchant In I.owndesville, Abbeyillo
county, was blown open by snfo-crack-
ers last night and over $500 IN cash
stolen. They first broke into n black-
smith shop and secured tools and then
broke into the store, completely wreck
ms the door OF tho safe with nitro'glyce-
'rine Nogcue 80 the robbers, but Hor-
ion offers half the stolen money for their
csSture. iSil i,st5lJ ss Il