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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-29
STRONG PLEA FOR BREEsE
Under Indictment for Sever
Years-No Evil Intent.
nv Assoclated press.)

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. July 2s,-Thei
argument of attorneys In the Breesei
! enibezzlement cas- began this moinlng.
and will be completed Tomorrow. and
4 tie case given to the jury in the at
+ ternoon, Assistant District Attorney
Price was the first speaker. In Begin
ming his argumenthe ssid:
!, this man, wv. y, Rreese, wilfully and
! knowingly appropriated to bis personal
use the money and funds Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Asheville G. which had beer
entrusted to his care aud Keeping as
president Of the Institution. The bill Of
Indictment charges in sixty-three counts
thatathis defendant drew certain checks
In payment OF his personal expenses
when he knew no had no money; in the
bank II.
The sneaker cohtended that there was
noadispute as to these charges.
f ], s.. Adams, for he (defense. referred
4 to the long and relentless effort OF the
government In prosecuting the case and
y said:
Despite all this he looks the world
In the face with steady gaze. TITS NOT
the taking Of money from a bank that
makes q crlWe, but the intent witt which
tho money is taken,'s II conteadcd that
there was no evil Intent, 81 NJ y N
# Colonel II. g. Jones contended that IL
was the courage which comes from IN
4 nocence tina t ena bled I3reese to maintain
! himself for the seven years he had been
under Indictment. AZ n
ES-Judge H. Osborne. late Of THE
United States Court of Private Land
\ Claims made u strong plea for the do
PENDANT. saying, among other thinSs: S8
s. eve. find In 1884 thai he owed sS0, 500. v
ana so further 1aI eng d find thet he owed
fore YOU a nd Won find every ollar ac-
counted for,ss Every larS has gone into
legitimate inYestms mt I. Il
Judge Osborne ivas followed by iex,4
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!. ATTACK HAS BEGUN

(continued from First Page.) 81 H,
day,sJuiy 25tb. retiring before the adj
{vancing army under General Oku. They
applied tho torch to Ia Tche kilao8 and and
tho surro undiDg towns and 3 when when y the the
Japanese arrived, they found the flames
were still ra cling. 81 Us
The ] panese pursuit extended beyond
ia. Tche Kiao, and the Japanese left
wing pied Yin Kow. 93
The positions held by the Russians
last Sunday. hit south OF Ia Tches Ktao
consisted of nina miles OF trenches and
Notifications.
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Judge Charles "A; Moore, who also made
a strong argument to maintain Breese's
Innocence.
BOYS SHOT WHILE
RAlDING MELON PATCH
Especial to The Tln1es- Dispatcl1)

Especial to The Times- Dispatct.)
DURHAM, N. G.. July 2s.--Four small
boys, sons OF prominent people OF this
city went out this morning to get some
watermelons from the patch of Mrs.
sBrogden, who lives about two miles from
Durham.
They CLIMBED over the fence ana we're
III, the act OF pulling a fine one when
Mr.. Norwood. father Of Mrs. Brodgen.
flied on them with his gun. Three OF
the boys were shot. Ernritt Aiken, aged
about ten years old, received eighty-one
bird shots in his back; Philip Robbins,
one In his head and one in his back.
while Frank Ellis has two shots in his bis
back.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
IS III ii BY Edward S. Rose Co., "a
Real Estate Auctioneers.
5TRUsTEE's SAID OF. A VERY. VAL.
8sJABLE8 OF LAND ON TIL {,
WEST SHE OF BROOK TURNPIKE,
NEAR THE CITY o b. RICHMOND.
CONTAINING ABOuTSS 81 ACRES,

4 In execution OF n deed OF trust to the
undersigned as trustee. dated July SOth,
1902, and duly recorded in Hcnrico County
Count In D. p, 1874 }t'B, 4 age $40 will
at the request or tho Beneficiary, there
having been default in the payment. Of
the debt secured, sell by public auction.
on the Broof Turnpike. front Of the sid d
5E fiJi;si5sl - Cd DAY o n AUGUST, 1901
at 8 o'clock p. Nj. tho tract OF land above
referred to. situated 1.-The Brook Turn
pike, adjoining and north Of the Vlr,
S h,i'i plain. but comfortable. house q
about I'VE rooms and 4 he usll j 4tbutld-
Aings. The land itself Is very prod I've.
track the r. r. and z; T. RI and Ats
extension Of Lombardy Street. along
Which there will doubtless he q trolley
line In the not distant future tlt Is very
valuable; and should attract MI classes
Of buyers fspeculators especially, This
sale will he made subject to three prior
liens for the respective sums OF S,S4O,
sssS7 and s2s54 as Of the da B OF sale.
" 4 A. ''9Ts STUART BOWIE, e Trustee.
& NJ B,-The principal creditor. Will give
a credit of three years on about 5000
of the purchase money, II vi
Julys27-tds
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TEMPORARY. RECEIVER.
Claude B. Barbee to Take Charge
", of Affairs of Cotton Mills.
fBy a ssociated Press

lI94 (I3y Assoclated 7Press.J
RALEIGH, NJ G.. July 2s-Claude 3.
Barhee, Of Raleigh qualified to-day as
Temporary receiver OF tho Juanita cotton
mills, on Flaw River In Aiamance coun-.
IN. Tho reccivership Will be made per-
mancnt August 9th.
The. debts OF the corporation are esti-
mated Al s115, 900, assets Sos. 600.
Tho business has for years been con-
Quoted by q. Rosenthaj. secretary and
treasurer, who was found unconscious
Ia his office here last Sunday. Az In
yes,igatlon OF the books disclosed the
mills condition. rs
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AUCTION sALEs-Th This Day.
BY Geo. ", a oliver. Auct ipneer,
414 w I. Broad Street, r hone 22s76, 4
I LinoIeuIl,, Rsfrigsratofs,
Furniture, Sewing "a 4.
chine !, Stoves, &c.

viii sell THIS DAY at 1880 "A. NJ, at
iItiIpoieunl, q Refrigerators, Oak and
other Cham her Suits. Oak and Walnut
other tables Chairs, Rock ers. Lounges,
Clocks, Pictures, Rugs, Y La tes' Writing
Desks, Book cases. Ina reAsesa A la ies'
Hair and other Ma ttresses, Ia by Car
iriages, Cradles. Drophead and other Sew
Ing Machines, Odd { Beds ads,l Bureaus.
stands, Toilet Ware, q ockery,N Gas
goods too numerous to me- Ion. Ladies
Invited. GEO, V.S pLIYNR
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LOST SIX HUNDRED. MEN 1! e.
Oku Makes Full Y r eport 81 #t !tl
Recent Battle Near Pa I.
I cne Kiao.
#(specIal London Z Ines c able 70 The Times
Dispatch, Copyright, 1904. y

L M T. ~ = 4
Especial London Times c able TO Z he Times
nI.n Ten copyrloht. 1884,
~ Z, q, z, =, y
Jnl 2s'T-Ihe3 ars olllc is
III receipt OF the following report from!
General ck,,S III, regard to the fighting
near'iI a Frche 8Kiao. n on July 2ath and
.:C),,rfs army. after driving in the ene-3
n,,;s an posts al 81 o'clock In The rlorn-
ing OF the csd, occupied a. position which.
extended at from he Vicinity 81 Hsiatang-
chi Via the Highland OF schenschutun
to@chnklatan. the cavalry being with the
ieft winp ~ the army near loanliapg-
Eins. rhs enemy had two batteries near;
chnnenpa 4 \ on 4 the Hat ChenE road, J.
searching the & vicinity Of 4 fyYutai is ham,
I hiin5thas main force OF 8his9 cavalry was
ndva ncinp southwark Sfrom Tapinshan
eva rds Chan gitan. His principal q posi-
Ia, wasI' strongly entrenchcd ana Sex-
tended from .yyuchila uku, s$v la Tapingiingj
n,ld Tunhiatulis to Niushinshan, their
rrcat est concent trait being west OF Tap
ingling. "A n l sslaS
srmrs forces having deployed from the
vicinity OF 4 X usunyauto, Wutaishan via
T l, moi iens and W "a, assumed
| the offensive, at dawn Of July oath. aadt
: =, cloc. 5o,,,.5 right wing reached the
beirhf M one hundred metres southwest
~ ~ "a Ing About sixteen batteries
- 4 Ma anemes we're IN aSiion from their
nosit in "A near I5Wagmatai. Chengkaika
md 'STsienohilaukau, but u there 3 was no
fighting as Vet on the Kal Ping and.
al ,t.henr highways. The nature n OF
tha epro,,nd VA q unayoida bic for the ac-
i IN, 3 - Sonr artillery, and the infan-
t,T.s advance was, there fore, suspended
nonade. iii, Is.
nightfa We pva,aeRea - 5 e.9ss
.ouen ms AVIS Ions engaged Ihleh twS
divisions we're along tho kalping- Hal
scheng road. necessitnting great vigilance
IN that quarter. At 10 O clock that night.
strong force on our right carried the
enemys position east Of s, Tapi ling
thereafter attacking two more q his
positions. All our corps In TINT vicinity
wsre occupied at daybreaks on the heights
eastward OF Shangsitan, a fter which the
enemy began to retire towards Tacie-s
kiao. About 4 o'clock iii the morning.
Chinghisaan was occupied unopposed and
Ne 4 pursued the enemy towards Taehe-5
kao. 55
Our ca casualties during these two days
were about six hupdred, \
go 1ata n, nf he ia klisl1 q n in1ya
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Both Feet Cut OF.
Encc 81 \ e m. Times. plspatch.

M {speclal to Tbs Times. lspatch}
AsHEv1LLE, ~. c.. July, mfr. F. N.
Hablett. aged sixty-one 6yeaNs. b farmer.
while stepping from a train at Old Fort Tues
day, was struck by aRtrain passing on an
other track, thrown between the Hhesls. and
both his feet cut of just above the ankle.
SIN spite of the fact that It was almost nino
hours before The Injured man could be brought
TO a sheyi)e for medical treatment. It is not
expected that 81 the accident will result in the
death OF Mr. Hablett HI
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.CRISIS-HAS PASSED.
Continued from First Page.)

CContinued from First Page.)
to the Russian government through
Spencer Eddy, the American charge ut
st. Petersburg, on the subject Of the
seizure OF the cargo OF the Arabia by
the Yladivostok squadron.
The State Department officials decline
absolutely TO make any public state
sment respecting the character of the
representations made 10 the Russian
government regarding the seizure. It
'is deemed highly desirable to take con-
sservative action and above all to avoid
increasing the irritation aroused In ship
Ping circles over the recent seizure and
sinking Of vessels. Therefore, Mr.. Eddy
has been It Is understood, instructed to
make some very moderate representa-
tons to the Russian government and
these may be Sstreng thened later On IL
the velopment5 Of additio nal facts seem
to make this expedIent. IN Il
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Six Prisoners Escape.

RALEIGH. N. g.. July 2s.-.s Six white
men escaped from the jail at Hende rson-
vile, NJ c.. last night between eleven
and four {. clock They unlocked the
door OF their cell with a. key believed
to have 4 been snuggled into the prison,
and then cut theiy way through q brick
wall TO gllberty aiss
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AUCTION SALE OF HE
HENRY, CLAY INN
( ASHLAND VA.

81 Pursuant to d decree Of the Circuit
Court of Hanover county. Vas entered on
the 18th day OF July. 1901. In the suitrof
Henry Clay Inn Com pany, and III execp-s
5tion, of three certain deeds of trust eS-.
ecuted to the sundersig Hed as trustees by;
SEE ensy on June 1905
and March II 1904, al ~ recorded IA
the clerks office off, Ei1anoyeri County
Court, the UNDERSIGNED Trustees and md
Special COMMISSIONS rs VIII, on FL f I$.
Thursday, August Is. 904.
at 5:15 T, NJ, offer for sale. at public.
auction, upon tho premises. in the town
of Ashland. Va, al the real estate be-
longing TO the Henry. clay I'M tGSompnn1Sy.
west corner OF Clay and Railroad Streets,
fronting 1873 feet q inches, more or ies 81
on y Railroad Street. and extending PACK
the southern line of Clay Street, s36 feet
4 Einches, more or less, to an alley. % feet:
10 INCHES wide, having thereon mat z At {,
building, known as the Henry Clay Inn
Together with the engines and DO lers,
hotel plant, machinery aud nppu r nces.
The building contains about tnlrty pee !.
end vacuum steam heat lpg plants, mod
ernaplumblng and sanitary nrrang EN- ents,
baths with hot and cold water
ant Quantity OF pure wnter.. The building
is also equipped With private fire protec-3
ton apparatus suppl led lWithWater from
sTheS location Of the property Is most d &c
sirahle, being directly opposite to the
Of excelent railroad facll Ties.
The property8is now und err a lease ana
Is enjoying q most liberal patronnage !,
In three equal instalments az one two
and three years from date pf sale, the
deferred Instruments Of the purchase.
money to be evidence by u otes or Tho pur-
sale, with8right OF anticipating payments
and title to be retained until all pur.5
chase money Is paid and y conveyance
ordered BY the court; but tina 'Silr ehaser
may pay the whole or any greater part
The present lease expires Septenber u,
1901, and possession will be given the pul.
chaser al 4 that time. when the personal
property belonging to- the comp ally, con-
Eslstlng Of the hotel FURNITURE, ~ niishlngs,
chaser Of tile real estate VIII have an
Fopportunity5of bidding therefor. The pur-
chaser Of tho real estate VIII not be en-
titled to any rent acerulng under the
= For further particulars apply to either
of the undersigned at Richmond, Va.
Y j. j oRDAN I.lIAISl \. iss9
Trustees and Special commissioners. a
THE bond required by the shove mem
TONED decree has been aqIy Eiyen Y,
July 2o-su,Wa I'.lst
REAL ESTATE. Il
ia PI.AS,E YOUR
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sss BY b. A.. Catlin, AZ ~ VII
No. 6 N, Eleventh Street.
81 OF, TIIE Ss III II ~
DETACHED DWELLING,
No. l4i6 HorthTWsnly Street.,
FaIrmouni.

In execution OF al certain decd of trust
to me. dated July 18th. 1901. of record In
sHenrico County Court. clerks ONCE. In
ID. b. l64 Al. page 326. default haytn g been
therein Secured, and being REQUIRED SO To-
" I q u III AUGUST 2I, lso4. NJ 81
at B:l5 o.clocNN p, NJ. on the premtses.
sell the two,story; detached frame DWELL
ling, mo, dii6 NJ. Hwenty-fi hrs ~ Street,
Tairmount, Henrico county. Va. 9S
notes amounting to SSai. IS, With Interest
thereon from July 18th, 1901. and tho
cost OF executing this trust and the bal
iance at one and two Years, eyl degSed ny
g ots'oh = h. A. a.. GATLIN, yrustea.
Transfer ut Marshall and Twenty
third Streets. July ~ -
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KOREA ARRIVES SAFE.
That Pacific all Steamer
Had Been Seized Proves
II rs Ia Incorrect.
to be In correct.

1 BY Associated Pres..}
TOXIC, July 20, "A. M.---The steam-
ship Korea has arrived safo,
(ByF Associated Press.)
cable message from the Maritime Jnsur-
9ance Company, OF Liverpool. 4 to . their
agents In this city this afternoon states
that the Pacific mall steamship korea
russian Via iyostok squadron. The mes
sage Is as follows: ssi
HKorea Is reported, captured. Do no
more business on her" Y,
for Japanese and Chinese ports on July
18TH She has on board q large ships
ment OF foodstuffs and machinery and
due at Yokohama about Saturday, July
Goth Il ss 5 II
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own against the field guns d the RUS
Japs Control New Chwang and
Wing Kow.
fpv t,cIated 49,

n NEW CiwANG. July 2s.---Major TAX
New Chwang has arrived here and has
issned notification 70 the population that
New Cbwang and Yin Kow arc now under
property Will be protected. Mr.. Gilchrist,
an American who was deputy cofnmis-
sioner of customs here Under the RUS
sian administration, has been appointed
commissioner Of customs. ssiss.i
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BY direction Of owner we will sell at
1913 Eas. Main Street.
FRIDAY, JULY 20. 1904.
commencing at @1O:3o A. NJ, IA valuable
stock Of slightly damaged Paints, etc,
sayH about 200 assorted cans. all sizes,
REPRESENTING a Ready-N1ixed House, Car
riage and Wagon Paints. Colors ground
In OH. Floor Stains, varnisfes Dry
and sizes. large quantity Steel Wool,
sand Paper, and many other goods In
this line too numerous to mention. Tho
entire s. ock will be sold for the higl,
55.5 r ICHMO ND3AuCT1oNscO co.
vi Geo. H. Valentine, Aucu oneer. H
July pat 4 MI e
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f fHH GfHH 81 Ri SG{sS1a sBA1
The undersigned comnls ie q, e ], sale {:
OF the county of I Louisa, at n its March
term 1904, In the chancerys cause. of Npyant
svs.5 Watkins, Sc, will sell at public auc-s
ton. front of the Courthouse Of the
FRIDAY.#1ULY: %, 1901 ss 81
at "a o clock u all of tina valuable tract
OF land, containing five hundred and ifty-s
three and one fourth (o53 1-4) acres, more
Rlyer near Befr
Va. The Ssoil is clay and loamy, situated
half q. mile from steamboa u lanst1g.s
twenty Ave miles from Richmond; near, !. @
railroad depot. The land lays well and is
well & wa tered n about two hundred and
slxty-threc acres cleared lance in pine
and oak woods. On the farm IS ~ frame
two stables ntaining 10 and 8 stalls re-.
With three miles Of church and store
and half mile Tb,s N
adapted d Is TO 8 grains and s grasses Of all
kinds, and IS valuable for q stock farm,
for which It has been used sa, for for
division. h and is beautifully locat ted.
TERMS One-th third asls and the residue
|5iuEf three equal &instalments. payable re-
5Eam an nsfs
carrying Interest from the day q. sac sa!
and purchaser or pure hasers execut:nsS
bonds with homes tead waived IS or pu =
chaser may pay all sash or anti % alte his
bond Or bonds at any time. and title re-
Fl ained the property as additional {se-i
scurityspntil all of the purchase money
"a For further information apply to- the:
80 - aFRANKGILMER,
Bi Special Commission i
r. T. Cha I'm g Co. Auctioneers, Rich
virginia-1rn, onisa Circuit Court, Clerks
i, J. j n Porter. clerk. do hereby certify
that the bond required in the above de-
cree has been duly executed according-t to
~ Tsste;s JESSE s.. PORTER. Il
e4ly siaWiIw test bottle often 'euf
Owens & Minor Drug Co.. Distributing
Agents. re s5 Y
BY The Valentine Auctlg n Co, 8s
6l2 z. Broad s street.. ii
MICE MATING. REFRIGERA!ToRS,l
In STANDARD SEWING AiAGHINE.3
cook STOVES, FURNITURE. sETC...$$Ar i
July 18th til at i our warerooms. No. sl2 D.
Broad Street. commencing 1880 q clock,
several pieces slightly used Ma ting
Standard Sewing Machine: Sl In good order
Stoves, Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits.
SWardrobes. Tables. Chairs Sideboards,
Extension Tables. Couches. Lounges sew;
eral very good Refrige rators, Iron Beds
handsome N1antel Mirror and numerous
otl1er. articles, all which Is first -class
goods and worth atten ton. jS
THE ENr1NESAUCT1oN Co.
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Startling Developments Irnr1i-
f1ef1t.

(By Associated Press)
Il ST. PETERsBCR g. July %, 6:S5 p. NJ
"A telegram received from General Kuro-
pntklns to-day announced that the posi-.
ton At the front has not changed. { is
generally believed here that startling
developments are Imminent. All the war
correspondents have been ordered TO
Jar ~
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n BY, r. B. Chaffln e. Co.., Inc,
Real Estate AUctioneers.
No. 1 IN orth Tenth Street.

q ALE FOR DIVISION 81 OF "a VAL
~ 4UABLE JAMES RIVER FARM I'm
CIIESTERFIELDsCO COUNTY, "a. NEAR
THE CITY OFgRICHMOND. Il "
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Warships Leave Port Arthur.

I3yfAssociated Press)
e CHE FOO, July 2s,$75P. M.--Chinese ref
ugees who left Port Arthur thirty-six
hours ago say that three large warships
have left that port. The Chinese cam
not give the names or the type of the ves-
sells. 1t Is Impossible to confirm this
story from foreigners.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Commit sioners
So TX II j.
200 Acres Of Land
With v a 1 Bile Improve VI
l1,e''nIts, Mae inery and
Engines,

ON THE BUCKINGHAM BRANCH or
THE c. & 10. RAILWAY AT WHITE
~ HAIL. BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
II WHITE HALL co. "a a n mi
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EH4 In execution OF O. decree OF the Circuit
the 1ath# day Of aDri 1904 s II the tn sit Of
Della. M. Hall VS.. White Hall Company ct
{ ais, we will, as Special Commlss aaners.
thereby appointed proceed TO sell t q uc-
g&tion.. he real estate. machinery. en- gnes
and improvements al ove mentioned upon
III 81 pss sATURi y JULY s. 1901, .
consist OF q tract Of land Of 200 acres, laid
of into 100 lots, with many stores and
other valuable buildings thereon. s,ss
e5 The improvem ents are exoee dingly !Yal-3
suable,5 and the Bucking ham Branch OF the
\ c. & o. Railway runs through 1T It has
Its own railroad stat Ion, and In the VIII
slage Of White Hall there is q public school
house, churches and stores. 3s66
#Sss The machinery and en- gines are in first
class condition. and are suitable for the
manufacture OF all kinds OF lurn Der, htck--
DRY handles. etc hite Hall ais q. pros
Ing region, and q Yalua Bile IT. bacco and
lumber trade Is now! carried on there. II
would be a most lent loca ton for
The property VIII be first; offered "a lots,
IL the. commissioners shall deem 1T best,
and then as IA hole, Ind will be knock
ed out to the HI CHEST bldderHor bidders
full formation 81 ven N pon n REQUEST at
White Hall. Bucking CHAM county v :, by.
HI NJ. White. aor at the office OF 81. p
Patteson. 5, shafer5 building, Richmond
third cash and the BAL
Sance in equal{instalments at 9, IL and ils
months, evidenced by ne gotia BILE otes Of;
the purchaser or purchasers wi It'll 9 per;
cent. interest added and the title retained
until all Of the purchase money Is paid
4 and q conveyance ordered by the court; Z
( or an cash, at the option OF the = pur-.
chaser. The purchase err will be required
to keep the build ngsi insured until the
apurchaAe money Is full v paid. s;s
b. &c. MOON
I'm ss4l s{5 Lyme hburgi Va, III
Il Ohm Rs M Ss, M 81
Buckingham G. H.,tVa., s,4
SEE vi 8. 8. P.2tPATTDSON,
g]8 SsE Richmond, AZ Va, 45 55l
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In the Clerk's OH e OF tho Circuit Court
e OF the county Of $Buckin gham
Della M. Hal ~ Pla1nt1n,
ts5s gainst WIN IS 8ei ~ ssSss
White Hail Co. ct ais. ]. !. =. DEFEND ants.
ss I, r "a. Forbes; clerk OF the said court.
do certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissio by tho decree rem
5dered In said cause on the 18th day Of
April, 1905, has been duly given. Si
S Given under my hand MS clerk Of tn q
said court this 10Th day OF April 1904. 3
2 a. FORBES, Clerk.
July 2,s,1e. 23,2 a. q II .5Ss q
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~ Blythe Valentine Auction Co.,
i 612 Il. Broad \ Street.

MICE MATING, REFRIGERAToRS
lin STANDARD E SEWING MACHINE,
cook STOVES. FURNITURE,s ETC, AT
EAJJC,TIOS
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stThe bond required by the above mem
toned decree has been duly given.
j. A. BROWN. Clerk.
July 2o-su, We, Fr-l3t
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REAL ESTATE.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-02-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS
ARE REASSURING

Owing to the ice gorges, which are
expected to cause trouble and disaster,
our citizens are watching the river
very closely to see what the effects of
the recent thaw may be- Up to last
evening the rise here was not at all
marked, while the reports from up the
stream we're not such as to cause any
| alarm.
The situation on the whole is such
as to inspire the people with a great
deal of assurance. The several days OF
high temperature and high wind cut
into the ice aud snow very deeply, the
streets and the hillsides being practi-
cally bare II, as would seem natural
the ice gorges have been affected sim.
! ilarIy the inroads already made on
| these big masses OF ice must be consid.
cradle
Now that the snow and ice is disap
pearing and thawing is actively il
progress the water, which aCcumulates
and drains into the river, is becoming
quite muddy. This is taken as fay
Orable circumstance as nothing vii
assist so much in honeycoanbing the
Ice as muddy water.
/ All that is desired now is a continu
alton OF tha present weather Condi
tions Heavy rains, it is hoped, will
not occur until the ice Rorges have be
! come so reduced and weakened tina
they will easily give way before tn,
! force of the food.