The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-26
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ARE BITTER.
THEY DosNot Accept With Good
S2 Grace the Norfolk Bank
& Il 4. Constellation.
FORT NELSON Z I ( ] CHAPTER !; A |. 1
Not Seeking Hohors at Lauticll-
Ing, ut#Want$ Creditsfor Sc N
curing Name 81 Battlesllip
,special Is rhe Times ,lspntch.)


N OR Xix, VA, March Is hero IS
considerable bitterness among the n1inori-l
~ tockholders OF the Citizens Bunk be-.
cause OF tho unceremonious mariner In
which they have been forced Into d mer-i
ger with the National Bank OF Com.
mercc. ,fhey talk of organizing q strong
competitive Institution ut once and be-
lieyc they will carry many Citizens de-
pogItors with them. IN fsgs HI 81
Tho officials OF the National Bank Of
commerce scout tho idea that their coup
vas part Of the scheme for @ national
Gbnnking combine, fnthcred by tho Ma n
itional City Bank OF New! Y rk. 8ga f
{ NEW ri TER DI3
III Mr.. William Al. g3 Crumple err quail fled MS
referee III bankruptcy for Suffolk, before
$thufUnited States Court I. day. Fl g Esiu-
cecds Captain Causcy,g WHO Y goes IA TO-
8Chlca go \ TO live. III! sl3s NJ
Turner NJ. Johnston, adnlnist rat tor u
tho extensive estate Of his grand fatter.
sthc late Henry u, Tnrner, to.dn " entered
"a friendly action at law j against the
other heirs Of the property Tor stls u "
vision. 81 |i 5l !. g{fs rs y.
x a swecpng bill Of complaint was to.s
day filed inS the ii United Strtcs Court
against the present management OF the
Tunis Lumber Company. It IS allegeuj
& III tho application for q permanent re-
cciver5 that the& company's affairs have
been unskilfully. not to Say reck lesslS vi
managed, and tina the r g.
X torgana Wilson and OF her stock hoid-i
&ers. fear that the concern WI become
Z totally bankrupt unless the court takes
Z hold ofJ Tho mil ltonaircS propert
5iiS II he de tense combats all the allegations
OF the plaintiffs n
WHO sEcuRED IT.
The members OF Fort Nelson Chapter
$Da,,rt1tcrs of the American Revolution
4 or this city. declare that they are Seek K;
ing no particular llonors Mt he launc hing
HoiN the battleghp lrgl MA, but that llt'
statements III ! his press regarding hclrg
efforts to have6tfc State Of Virginia hon.
&o,e cd by&; the navy In the naming OF q;
$buttlesi,ip are correct. or course. ~ the
chapter desires tho credit for this, which
I ii Justly It's duo! Il u SUI
Ii appears that on or about the same
day that the resolution urged by Fort
Nelson Chapter was passed by the Stnte
legislature, committee OF tho Colonial
Dance waited on the President OF the
United States and asked thai he desig-3
nate the next flrst-class bat ueship built
as Virginia s naval ramesakS 4.
i1sn,here is no conflict between tho
I daughters OF the American Revolution
and tho Society of Colonial Danes on
this point, but tho Dasig hters desire that
ft,a.ir4c aims atofpriority baS made x noWn,
IN order that there may be no 8mlBund1te' l'
standing. .Es5. n, a5 sas.s. &,
"A Il going to the r eEislature. they pur-
sued what tho members Of their ad yisoryi
board considered the best course Asa
re suit instead OF the request ctsning from rom
1 single patriotic organization. It came
from, the whole State Of Virginia, through
& It's sreprcsentatIves assembled IN 5s the
legislature. There Is little 1uestlon but
that this resulted In able ACTON ll' on
tflu part or the Navy Department.