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Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24

The sleighing is quite good, espec-
tally around the city.
-JudgSN. Kingley is holding court
at Caledonia this week.
DR.. J. M. Hall attended the Dental
Convention at st. Paul Friday.
Hugh Mollison returned Monday
from Valparaiso, Ind. He has been
sick.
james Carroll of Red Rock was
:, killed by the cars in Chicago Thursday
morning
! DO not miss the next local farmers
institute at the court room next week
Wednesday.
IS. A. Emerson who has been laid up
with rheumatism was down town on
crutches Monday.
Miss Sue Hopkins was in st. Paul
last week looking up the very latest
ideas in millinery.
Go. G. was officially inspected at
Music Hall Monday evening by Major
Chase of Faribault.
Henry Benecke and Fay R. Smith
have opened up real estate office over
+. O. Halls store.
The Lutheran ladies' aid held
social Monday evening at the residence
of Mrs. K. 0. Void.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright enter
tanned a company of friends at six
o'clock dinner Friday.
Mrs. E. M. Morse was severely hurt
Thursday by losing her step while 60
ing down stairs causing her to fall.
The Austin Progressive League is
in communication with several indus
tries with view Of locating here.
Mrs. DR.. McKenna left for Detroit,
Mich. Thursday to look after her
property interests and visit relatives.
II. w. Donovan and John NJ.
Rustad attended the State Undertakers
Convention in Minneapolis last week.
Grandma Mary Ann Fuller Of
Saints Rest. who is now at the home of
her son, Eugene, in this city, is still
quite weak and failing.
-Jens A. Jensen of Rose Creek left
some samples of fine winter keeping
and eating apples at this office Thurs
day raised in his orchard.
The annual township meetings will
be held March 8, the second Tuesday.
Will township officers send prompt re-
turns of officers elected?
Smith & Peck have rented the
Majors Refrigerator building on Mill
street and will hereafter conduct their
poultry and egg business there. 50
"A letter from San Francisco an
nounces that Lafayette French Jr., of
this city was winner Of a IS prize in
the Ghirardelli Riddle contest there.
The eleventh annual meeting of
the S. M. Horticultural Society will
meet at Albert Lea tomorrow. J. A.
Jenson of Rose Creek will speak on
"Tof Grafting."
An inch water main has been put
into the HORNED Packing house. 1t
was laid across the pond a trench being
cut through the ice and the pipes
lowered to the bottom of the pond. ~..
Wanted: Men or women local re-
presentatives for high class magazine.
Large commissions. Cash prices. Write
j. Trainer, 80 East Washington Square,
New York, n. y. =
Calvin D. Decker left for St. Paul
yesterday to attend the annual meeting
Of the State Association. Mr.. Decker
is chairman Of the auditing committee
which met Tuesday. Today Mayor.
Smith gives the address Of welcome to
the association. MI. Decker has been
invited to respond on the part Of the
association. .3s
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24

All primary elections in the several
precincts in the county, for the election
of delegates to the County Convention,
shall be held on Friday, the nth day of
March, 1904, between the hours of three
o'clock and eight o'clock in the after
noon, at the places where primary elec-
tions are usually held.
BY order of the Republican County
Central Committee.
GEORGE HIRSH, Chairman.
Attest-E. L. STANLEY, Sec.
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24
For Rent.

A grain and grass farm of 100 acres
211a miles southwest of Lansing village.
Cash or shares. 80 acres plowed 25 in
timothy, balance in grass and pasture.
Buildings fair. ..>-..
A. V. BACON,
St Lansing Village.
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24
Austin Weather.

The following records kept by Nh. j.
Solner of this city show the tempera-
ture at seven o'clock a. m. during Jan
uary and February for the past three
years. Only about one-third of the 172
days report show temperature below
zero.
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24

sUEL-OORRECTED By a. n. DEOKER,
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24

For sale, full blood Chester White
boars at hard time prices. CA. JONES,
three miles south Of Brownsdale. Hs5
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24
Austin Markets.

Austin Markets.
CORRECTED BY ALEX CAMPBELL
Wheat. Soc per bu.
CORRECTED BY M BRIDE, THE GROCER,
Butter, 2Oc-23c per lb.
Beans, -Sl.75S2.25 per bu
Potatoes, 90c-S1 90 per bu
Eggs, 22c-25c per dozen.
sUEL-OORREOTED BIZ A. n. DECKER,
Mower County transcript., 1904-02-24
/ MARKET / | PRICES.
Packing House Stock Yards Geo. A.
HORNED & Co. Austin, rlinn.
Farmers Take Notice.

Hereafter we will not have BUYERS
driving the country for live stock. but
will give the farmers the benefit Of this
expense by adding the cost of the buy
ing to the price Of cattle and hogs
which will enable us to pay full prices
daily according to the tluctuation of
the Chicago market. We are in DO
sition to handle all kinds of cattle and
pay highest market price daily for the
different grades. This will make Aus
tin the best local live stock market
west OF Chicago, where farmers can de-
liver any day Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Veal
and Poultry and obtain highest cash.
market prices.
The following are the market prices
paid at the Packing House Yards on
| date this paper is issued:
Hogs.
Young Fat Hogs 200 and over $500
| - $50 to 100. O........ 81 10 to 81 80
| ~ $50 to l60........ $40 to $3.50
| Packer Hogs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 81 en
! Fat Pigs 100 TO 40. priced acco
| ing to weight aud quality
Cattle.
rat MEat Butcher Cows and Heifers.. $3.50 to 50 90
| S '.''................ $l75 to S. Is
| SannefS. .................,. 81 IL to e1 e0
Bulls. 600 lbs. and over. S175 to 2T5
Ea: oo 1926 to S3.S5
G oteerS sUo to llOO lbs. $3.50 to s. 25
Sooh St 2teGls ooV 10 soo los. 1925 to $2.75
0'ooA i1ellers 0oo TO 9Co lbs...... $113 to 14.40
Veal, Sheep and Lagn7>s
"a 9neeP ....'........... : ~325
~ HHalios H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3.I3 to S4..5
io' 'eal.'.'. 1926 to So. .OO
Poultry.
loung Fat Turkeys. 1oc
| ;ot,
rouis az Chlchs.. ........... 1Oc
GpI~1; NY - &c
va boosters per piece ....,.... 1Oc
DDuohs pei pounu. Sc
oVeo'''' ''.... ..................... &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
SISTER TELLS STORY.
Woman Claiming Kinship Tells
of Mrs. ChadWick's Past Life.

(By Associated Press)
SAN. FRANCISCO, Dec. s.1A sister !, ct
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick resides IL THIS
Geary Street. Herz name Is. Mrs. s. NJ.
York. II, IN Interview, published to-day,
she. said:
born and brought up III Canada Our
birthplace was. Appem. Ont, a little VII
lage near London. There were, five girls
m n the ch a q wss if ex to a e 5sf0a the
girls wero married enriy Tie present
named c. r. Hoover and went to live III
lborhood %of $4,000 Mrs. Hoover during
the next ten years lived on her money,
nnd neidestaXi frnenea Tor
At TINT time was Mrs Hoover. a rrested
for. forgery and sentenced TO term In the
oh!2 penitentit,ry ~ wa, asked !, -,
got into difficulty, and l would sooner not
discuss that portion of }the story. You
know what mean, nm not DENYING
TO hide anything There was trouble.
In 1877 she married a very wealthy
physician and surgeon named Or. T. s.
world and had dabbled III financial mat
tiers In this country. Incver knew Of her
acquaintance with Andrew Carnegie, nor
any Of the wealthy people Of that stamp
difficulty she Is in at present she will sure
~ get out Of it, for she possesses more
than sufficient money to make good any
amounts she may have borrowed on notes
According. to Mrs. York Mrs. Chadwick,
whose Christian name rls Elizabeth, Is
edge of Mrs. Chadwick ever attempting to
do business as q medium or clairvoyant
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to me, that he would do hing to
sec TINT the. obllgatians we're paid
"Nirs. Chadwick, these alleged Ca rnegle
noies have figured so largely as n sensa.
tibriai feature IN this case that no doubt 1lt,t
had 10 say in relation to that.
must be said BY my attorney, Mr.. Car
penter. That Is an entirely different mat
ter" she replied.
'8ut you have already been quo ted as
denying that Mr.. Carnegie had anything ny nm
ton az ba W'' an you not s.'s of =
'As / said before, you will have to talk
with Mr.. Carpenter about that the wo-
man answered.
Mrs. Chadwick seemed TO be especially
greved that any one should CONSTITUTE hcr'
removal from the Holland House to tho
Amtsrdam Hotel and from the T. New MeW AM n
II flight from the secret service men.
I'll Is perfectly absurd, she said. She
had. she snid. notified the secret service
1ncn eacl, time she moved. (,
At tbs juncture Mrs. Chadwlcs had
another attack OF nervousness, and She
terminated tho Interview.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
GREATEST OF BEAR RAIDS
Lawson Said to Have Cleaned
Up Big Fortune.

5548 {special to THE Times Dispatch)
BOSTON, MASS, Dec: &S.-'Thomas VIZ
Lawson, the Boston Copper stock. nlanuip.,.
sulator and author OF .tITrcnxied Finance"
backed by John w. Gates and others mas
knock ed over STA, 900 of Stock Market
securities within the last three days, and
has developed the greatest bear raid ~
the history OF finance. The greater pot--i
ton ofsthis sllrinkage in value has come
to 8Analgamatcd Copper, which lost
nearly s22 600, 600 In market val ue within
two days. Leaving out the other Boston
Copper stocks, which suffered severely
but not in comparison with New York
stocks. the pryincipal sh1inkages We're
si3altimorcs& Ohio, over four millions; liz
~ ten millions! Steel Common, twenty:
one millions; Steel, preferred. sixteen and
half millions, and Southern Pacific.
seven and a half millions, 18th Missouri
Pacific, New York .CcnrlIi Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Reading. Tennessee, Coal
and Iron. Sugar. Colorado Fuel. and
Union: Pacific, trailing. In the millions.
Lawson has developed the most original
method Of raidng the Stock Market
his rooms at Young's he has Abat tered the
newspapers Of the country with tcle-
graphic advertisement and bulletins, for
which lie has paid enormous sums, in
space and telegraph tolls. To-day lie
wired every evening" paper Of consc-
fquencc hourly bulletins simultaneously,
telling just what he proposed To DO
'tErenzied Finance" magazine articles and
their subsequent reviews in the, news
4 blind following. such as Keene, jim
Fisk, Hutchinson, Letter or Gates would
mover have dreamed Of lie has cleaned
uD a huge fortune
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THE INTERVIEW.
Mrs. Chadwick Refers to the
De We're Affair.
nv Associated press.)

E, d. ri 4 : I
NEW. YORK Doc. s-.Nlrs, Chadwick
was interviewed by n representative of
the Associated Press tonight as she lay
on couch ~ the oiiice o. um,ed Sta STATES
to obtain bondsInen for her. She and her
nurse and son were in the Office with q
deputy marshal. The nurse and boy sat
beside the weeping woman and were try
Ing TO comfort her. Mrs. Chadwick's
face was iniamcd and she had all the
appearance Of Il woman suffering greatly
from nervousness.
il he had seen the statement made by
Mr.. York, Of San Francisco, relative to
his mothers past life. He said he had.
''Wll You ask your mother II She VIII
see a reporter on that statement made by
Mrs. York;"
Emil went to his mother, talked to her
In low tone for few seconds. and then
came back and said his mother would
say something about It,
Lying on the couch and interrupted at
intervals by slight nervous tremors. Mrs.
Chadwick said in reference to Mrs. fork's
atemcnt:
II have not read all Of 1t, hut viii
leave It 10 public opinion and TO refined
and educated persons what conclusion
they might draw when one sister. makes
a statement like that against another sis
ter"
Mrs. Chadwick, Is Mrs. York your
mo; she is neither my sister nor my
half-sster, nor my sister-in-law. We
were raised together"
WIN you gay ANYTHING about her state
inent that you arc Madame DGVerc?n
Il have made absolutely no statement
ebout this Madame DeVcre business from
lh,9 y gli 10 end; out Of justice to my
lil,le boy | would not DO II at the pres
sib!e person would pay any attention to
n statement made BY Mrs. York Every
ching MIN work, its way out all right for
me-. and | don't want TO say anything
against Mrs, York ut all Shall make Il
statement here IN the very near future
and also one in Cleveland The newspa-
pers possibly have written up great
sensation, but wish you TO say that Mad
anne DeNefe's whereabouts and everything
else In connection with the case WIN be
shown in a very short time. In justice
to my child don't think It right to
make any further statement at This timen
OF the afternoon papers that this young
| Woman you have here with you Is not
| your maid but q relative of yours. pos
| slDly q daughterH'
Inc young woman was sitting beside
| hef' and she spoke MP Immediately, say
| ING. ] am not related to Mrs, Chadwick
| IN any way, neither am her maid. am
her nurse am a graduate from Tie
/ nursea institution IN Stockholm, Sweden,
! aud am Swedish BY birth"
! Declined to Speak OF Carnegie.
Mrs, Chadwick told OF the Dberin Bank
1 failure, saying II would not have occurred
i II NE bank could have ohtancd Az funds
~ q Cleveland bank, It could not do so,
urhay llsi, when The Cleveland bank
MAS closed.
she continued ~ it had only hap
t ,,d ,c ~ INC nahk would not have
laSe been paid | WOULD not Ike Ia livr
a minute i did not think could pay
i llfSe poor people lack. ] have asked
| 's"''4' M son, u anything should happen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
General.

Eli Wild panic on stock market followed by
rally and partial NOMENCLATURE family
brutally murdered y house set on fire
Japanese continue to lombard Port Ar
A ed sunk-S Session OF Congress: Annual
fight on Civil Service Commission begins
in House; SCrump case crops up In Senate;
members OF committee do not favor indus
trial exposition to commemorate settle
ment Of Jamestown; effort to obtain in
tilence OF President in promoting reduc-
lion of representation of Southern States !;
new reduction bill offered Judge McDow-
ell draws up bill for Middle District OF
Virginia ttorney- General Moody be-
gins movement to curb tobacco trust..--
Annual report of Comptroller of Currency
4 Mfrs. Chadwick unable to furnish bail
and spends night in jail: Issues statement
TO pubic--Trlal of Nan Patterson in
New York.
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Richmond.

Business men of Richmond hold enthu ) :,
iastic meeting, at which II Is dec,aGu -. J,
raise five thousand dollars for adSer! isiss
isichmond remarkably vigorous ad "a, {:
delivered BY Mayor McCarthy, MI, Mr: r 1sof r.
Ahabah Temple dedicated this evening
with Impressive cerem%ngs; e Sy able
,,,n,, ~ the, faith---Cireat activity and
.uneasincss on the Richmond stock IN 1..S..
change, and Confederate veteran mn ~
!; small fortune---P. II. Mayo branch %
move 10 larger quarters down town, and ma
necessary preparations for the remp psst
secrecy Is being reserved---Acttve scenes
on nc toba eco marks! and i q, re 1ec wt
n,osnccis FOR still greater sale To-day
Medical Association Of Church IAN eie s,t
officers and enjoy banduet,-R iclinon "a
man. aged clghty-one, weds lady who IS
snvci,ty-six MlANClIESTE,lt- n. Common
Council will meet at o'clock to- y
Important arrest made by Sergeant
Wright Councilman Petit wants SoO,uGO
for streets--Case in Mayors court.
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Fifteen DEAD
IN BURNET MINE
Eleven Bodies Recovered and
Others Believed to be
in Shaft.
No HOPE OF RESCUE NOW
-, 4 ssncinted 1,rcss.)

IL J.. - Is : ~.
TACOMA, WASH, December s,--A dls-
patch from Burnett Washing Vas to'l' says
At least eleven miners have been k sll
by an explosion In tho Burnett coal h' u =,
nnd 1T Is believed that the death i'st VII
number fifteen. Searching part parties sg were
Immediately organized and after Work-
Ing necessarily for about clsht ''o''' ?
eleven burned and manslcd corpscs nave
heen recovered. or these eight leave ',
families, while three were urtn ma RED
,t,ater, one more body was recovered.
At least three other miners are III INC
shAft, but 1t was doomed unsafe TO con- '.
ltinuo' tic rescue work, and tho eitort
viii he abandoned. While there are slight
hopes that these still may be living, .ney
practically have been given up Tor los''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
WILL GIVE. SON OF LAMAR
A GOOD APPOINTMENT
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. d. c., December s.
President Roosevelt had n talk to-day
with Edgar s. Wilson, OF Mississippi,
with whom he consulted regarding mat
tiers pertaining to the State Of Nisss-
sippi. Mr.. Wilson presented to the presi-
dent l.. O. c. Lamar. a son Of the late
Secretary Of the Interior in President
Clcveland's Cabinet. The President rx-
pressed tho cordial regard he had always
entertained for Secretary Lamar. and told
his callens that he hoped some time dur.
Ing his ADMINISTRATION to give the son n
good appointment. He aid not indicate
what the appointment might be. Mr..
Lamar now holds a minor position in this
r. y ..5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
NEWS GATHERED
ROM S0UTRS|D:|.E
Tie Common Council Meets To-
night III Regular Session.
Important Meeting.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST MADE
Meeting. Of the Street Commit
tee Last Night-Council1nan
Suggests Big Appropriation.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispa tch,
No. 11l2 Hull Street.la}

prt,,. <,t,s \
81 NJ "a lilo IImiI street
sS. ..s 81 s5.s. 3ss.48
The Common Council will meet tonight
NJ & oclnck. Besides the Z routine bust
., ~, .. -, !, H.. !, ! X =,
800 a., ~ !, : ~ !. !, 7,
a IL .iS. - -,
onl ~ t''ai' . =. ~ WI ~ eu'
and the petitions from tho parties inter-
cste1 in the establishment OF the glass
-,
(" = No CIV .t'c ''1oo VIZ wy 70
considered,
There is no doubt that both petitions will
ho ,dored "a vorot1, No. !, I = =, 8,
= go - - t''asS ' = -
wishes to establish q plant on city prop
erty' near . Maury Cemetery, and the shoe
company desires a place near Mayo's
Bridge.
These two propositions Will probably
give employment to almost an thousan I'd
people, and 1t is altogether likely that
both concessions win be allowed.
Important Arrest.
The man arrested by Sergeant wright
who gave the name Of ~ right turns o,,t
TO be " % Stairs ana w ,x ne re- "a oa 80
comes up to-day, there is likely to he
several other cases IN against i'm 1Jc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
ROOSEVELT AND LAWSON
Both Are in a Measure Respon-
sible for Break in Prices.
(rrom Our Regular corrcspondent.2

SlDle tor Break IN HTlCeS.
Qrrom Our Regular Correspondent.3
WASHINGTON, D. c., December S.
Roosevelt and Lawson arc partners IN
smashing tho stock market, says Wall
Street, according to reports in Washing
ton. The Recommendations OF the Presl-s
dents message regarding legislation CIV
Ing 10 the Interstate Commerce Commis-y
sion power to fix freight rates, and the
advertisements which Lawson is printing
In many Of the papers OF tho country,
advising the sale Of Annlgamated Cop
per. inaddit!on to his series OF "Frenzied
Flnnnce' articles In Evcryhody's Muga-
zine aro said to be responsible for tho
fearful slump, bordering on a panic
Throughout to-day leading Republican
members OF the House and Senate nave
been called to the long distance telephone
to answer tho agonzcd questions OF wall
Street brokers rs to whether there would
he really any legislation OF the character
advised by the President. They were M
formed in every case, AZ Is said, that the
chances were strongly against any such
action. They insisted, On every instance
that the recommendation of the President
TINT tho Interstate Commerce Cinmlssion
he given power to fix rates was IN large,
measure responsible for tho excited con-
5dttionto the market and the slump IN
stocks.
Although at Is true tlnt,the leading Re-
Dubllcans profess confidence that the
Congress Will not adopt the srecommendn-
tIon or the President ard enact law
giving To tho Interstate Commerce COM
mission the power 10 regulate rates, It -
5by no means certain that the President
Will not make an effort to have such q
law enuctcd. IL lie does there Will be
pucl a struggle on between the President
ana Ills party In Congress as this eoun-
try has not seen, even when Grover sleve-
.iuim was standing for tho repeal'of the
purei,asing clause Of Tho sherman !, act :
III such u struggle should come, y Is
plnbalblo that Notwithstanding the tre-
mendous power OF tho railroads. tho Pres =
dsnt would WIN. lnr 4 y sn qa, sgnal,
eide OF both the Senate and House should
Unite In sayistg, without reservation or.
hesitation, that there viii be no such sh
legis!ntIon as that recommended by tho
Iiresdent Of Their own political faith,
who las jnst been chosen Wy an unpaece-
dented popular majority
wi Firr1 SlSpendS. I%
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Chadwick might be looked for. AS to
the exact nature OF these, he declined to
make Il statement. Asked IL any COM,
municaton had been held with Mr.. Car
negie, here In this city, he admitted that
certain commuuicat ions had been passed.
Mr. Lyons declined to go further intp
the case saying that any statements
would come from Cleveland.
Charge Her With Forgery.
The Associated Press learned, on the
best authority, however. that In the COM
munications in New York to-day, be-
tween Mr. Carnegie and representatives
OF the Oberln Bank, Mr.. Carnegie de-
MED absolutely that he had signed the
notes, which have figured in the case as
the Carnegie notes. and denied that ne
knows or ever saw Mrs. Chadwick. The
same authority said that the Ohio pro-
ccedlngs would be in the nature OF q pro-
secution on the charge OF forgery.
.Will an additional warrant be Issued
In Ohio for Mrs. Chadwick arrest?'' was
asked. :,
ION what charge will the warrants be
sworn out?'
ION the general charge Of forgery"
Enn,hry was made as to whether the
charges of forgery would be based on the
Carnegie notes, and the reply was made
that they would be made on these and
some other papers. given as securities
for loans. The papers, other than the
Carnegie notes, have not appeared In the
case heretofore. and as To what they
consist Of, and whose signature they bear,
he would not say.
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Virgil1i-

Mayor and City Sergeant Of Danyille
fined for contempt OF court.---4Nn ga lhttli
News shipyard-- Young Corbin, acquitted
by Daiivile jury, but required 10 ieaWe
town Fireman on British steamer terri,
Hampton Roads; declines TO be sent back
to hospital; would rather5die at sea Win
chance Of reaching home Chiistmas------
sLeedy, who killed Walter Harris IN l,lZe-
well, declared not guilty by the jury
Onicc tent OF Underwater engineers at Lee.
Hall burns, destroying their valuab.e
maps and records---Mr Curlett, OF
Wheaton. dies from accidental wound OF
n pistol one week uso----A loaded coal
barge sunk in the chesapeake Bay by ice
Norfolk ladies' determined TO organize
an education association similar TO the
one in Richmond. .s5
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Indict Mrs. Chadwick.

(By. Associated Press.
4 ELYR1A, OHIO. Dec. S.-The grand Jury
adjourned this evening after voting to
5indict Mrs Chadwick on the charge OF
having obtained money under false pre-
lenses in Loran county. Oberlln Is In
Loraln county. tgllss l.a
The jury Is also looking Into the ru-
mors of q wholesale scheme to dCfraud.
Tho connection Of Il New York lawyer
with the Chadwick cae In this county is
being Investigated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
Nortl, Carolina.

The Baptist Convention in session at
Elizabeth City hear interesting reports
crusade for better care of shade trees and
invite Board OF Aldermen and Mayor to
a meeting for discussion OF the subject
Nlass-meetings OF farmers In every county
to fix a plan for holding back the crop of
cotton and to market gradual y---M y:tle.t
the town Incorporated to evade the Watts
Board ordered the establishment Of u new
test farm.