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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Along the Rannahannock.
& Especial 10 The Times, Dispatch,)

.
FREDER1 LEX sBURG, VA, Nov, Q. N
Mr.. w. G.. Tallaferro, OF Caroline county,
while out hun tings one day last week,
near his home, killed one large deer, one
wild turkey. twelve birds and one rabbit,
He was entirely alone and huntel onlyl
portion of,the day. This.i q record hard
to beat.
Mr.. j. F.. Gayle. a prominent citizen OF
spotsylyania county, who has been In
4 bad health for several months, has gone
to Johns Hopkins Hospital, III Baltimore.
Thanksgiving will be generally observed
in this city and many Of the business
houses have already signiaed their inten-
ton of closing the entire day.
Mr. B. c.. Young, OF this city. has ar
ranged ia so III business with his father,
Mr., u. NJ. Young, Sir. In Silver City,
New Mexico, and will leave for that city
Tomorrow
A party OF sportsmen, Of this ciry while
out hunting the latter part Of last week.
killed, besides q number of partridges
and rabbits, one sora, which was large
and fat, It Is very unusual to find sora,t
after the frost begins TO fall,
Cattle arc dying in tho Unionvlle nelghri
borhood OF Orange county from some un-
known disease Dr. vs. ]. C'rittenden and
Mr.. W Z, Rradberry have each lost sew
eral head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
TOOK JAILER'S KEY.
Prisoner Locks Him in and Es-
VI capes-Much Game Shipped.

Especial II The Tines Dlspatch,) ii
ITO. LLOYD. VA, NOV. 2...-- Sam Smith, a
prisoner who was confined In the county
escape Sunday morning. The sI1orlff's
son, who was feeding the prisoners after
i 1. himself in the hall. put the key
hall. slipped the Same from Ills pocket,
and watching his opportunity unlocked
ne door, and walked out. after locking
Emmett Howery, who shot and killed
his father-tn- law. Dave Sewers. has been
jail. S5;S ~ = a
The hunting Is fine here Partridges,
rabbits and pscasants are plentiful. and
numhers are brought In every day. and
large Quantities ara shipped fran tho
weather has given away to a warm
spell. and the hunting Is deHghtful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Fire in Charles City.

lSpeclal to The Times-Dl spatch)
I The residence OF Mr. ] ohm r. Waddlll OF
this county, Burned to the grond about
:: 80 o'clock Saturday night The Are
originated in the Kitchen, which ,adjoins
Z the dwelling and had made good pro-
gress son that building before Twas dis
covered BY Miss. Bessie Waddlll who
quickly ala rmed the others In the family,
& and they, with5the help OF many neigh
bors and friends. succeeded in saving a
large portion OF the furniture 5s
st The house was built in, colonial days.
stantial one. characteristic OF those built
so many years ago There was no insur-
ance, and Mr.: Wade III s loss Will proba Div
generatlo j, Of The Waddlli i family Ii have
lived in this house. 355E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
II Visitors in Hanover
Especial 10 The Times- Dispatch.'

Special 10 The Times- Dspa tch.l
I. HANOVER CoURTHOUsE.aVA Nov.
Z.-Mr. William Oyerton and AZ Fendal
Gregory 'inston, OF Minneapolis. MINI,
are at wit on. the home OF Or. b. l..
Winston. Their brother. who has been
very sick for. some weeks. Mr. William
Overton Winston, came here from Byon
Sara. Louisiana. where no has been build
Ing railroad for the last two years. DR..
Winston Is not 80 well.
. Mr.. ". G.. Ancill. the station agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, who
has been detained from business nv sick z
ness here. has taken charge OF the sta
ton again much TO the qualification of
the public 3g 4 n n 3{f
:. WARS his farm, which is in King VIII
linn county. ~
Mr.. Joseph a1anasseh Campbell is build
Ing handsome residence on a hill! that
overlooks the station. l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
THE CHANGES
IN PETERSBURG: |. !: |. !, |:
Conference Appointments Come
With Surprise to the
Citizens.
nnnn ciIn,AIiAir Ef1p " IN r. A.
GOOD SHOWING FOR Y. M. G. A.
South Atlantic Cigar Co. Com
n1cnces Work-Anniversary
Of the Junior Order.
Especial 10 The Times pispatch.>

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.>
PETERSBURG. VA, November 22--The
transfer by tho Virginia Conference OF
Rev. George u. Booker, former pastor
Of High Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, to another field, is a great sur
prise TO tho community though, hardly
more so than the change at Wesley NJ. u.
Church, where RSv. Frank n. Wells sue.
ceeds Rev. J. A. Thomas.p
Rev. William Asbury Christian comes
from Berkeley TO take charge OF the High
Street Church.
REV. Frank Il. Wells, the new pastor
& OF Wesley Church, arrived to-day. lie Is
from Dinnaddie county, and has fire.
quently preached in Petersburg.
Tho Presbyterian congregations OF Pc
tersburg Wi hold a union service at ,Tabb
Is Street Chufch Thanksgiving Day, when
\ q collection will be taken for the benefit
OF tho Assembly Home at fredericksburg,
4 Va. '5 M 's
Y. NJ. C. IA PROGRESS.
The report OF tho general secretary Of
tha Young MEMS Christian Association
OF Petersburg shows to the board Of d.
rcctors most prosperous conditions In that
organization. s @j
The association has more men enrolled
4
In the State, and conducts four Bible
classes, one OF which, the Working Boys
Band, Is taught by Mr.. w. r, Walker,
OF Richmond The athletic department. is
actively progressing with q fine gymna-
SUM and an increasing attendance. The
State convent!on Of the Y. NJ. G. "A. meets
with this association from the I'D to the
y 26th. - s$ # ss
& The South Atlantic Cigar Company, an
independent corpora Il on recently organized
by local business men. has started work
at its factory IN the Vest End. Mr..
6. A. Jordan. formerly with the Ameri-S
can Cigar Company here, IS president and
general manager OF the new company.
JUNIOR ORDER CELEBRATION.
The twert y-hfth anniversary Of vir-
sinia Council No. 3, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, Will DO celebrated at
Library Hall Thanksgiving evening. An
attractive programme has been arranged.
including an address by Capta4 n Charles
II. Bland, Of Portsmouth.
Petersburg Lodge OF Elks viii hold their
annual memorial service at the Academy
of Music the first Sunday In December.
tits Understood that Congressman G.. A.
Swanson Will be the orator.
Messrs. David Dunlop and F. K. Glenn
ents left this morning on an automobile
TRIP to Washington. D. c. Mr.. Dunlop's
machine is quito fast, and he planned to
reach Washington tonight si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
let him, IN Officer Will be sent.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Charles Flowers MORALLY Wound
ed bv His Own Gun.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
MEht-rtt1l NJ VA, NOV. 222.-- slr, Charles
L. 4. Fawers. near hi. placs s'o' was ao.
cidentally shot yesterday evening, and
/ He went to the well in the yard to
get water and set his gun up against
that the gun fell and the hammer, coming
in contact with the underpinning. the en-
tire load was discharged, entering at the
knea and taking an upward course shat
tered the entire thigh. It swas several
he died about six hours after shot from
the loss Of blood. sss5 #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
King William News.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch,)
Z. ETNA Mills. a., Now 22.-Rev.
Charles Henry Green is ct Chestnut
.. r. Pollard, who has been sick Tor some Q, 4
time. Rev. Mr. VI Green IS on his way
from Conference to his charge at Wheei-
ton. Lanca star county. Va Il
s DR. ohm Fendall Ragland. wife and
baby Of Chesterfield county. are at
River III. the hospitable home Of J.
William Reid. NJ. 2z
?. Eneads. is critically Ill with typhoid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
4 Game ii Buckingham.
(speclal to The Times. Dlspa tch.)

~, Especial 10 The TImes- DIspatch,)
3 BIICIN.N GHAM CQuRTHOlSE,I VA
Nov, 23,--Many deer are being killed now;
a party Of hunters killed two near New
Store" last week, and a boy named Dolan
killed two fawns near "Afton'' on Friday,
with a SINGLE arrelled gun. The game
wardens OF each district are anxious to see
that those IN ather districts are compelled
from outside THE State have t. pay, as
tho average amount paid in the county
Is divided among all the wardens in the
county .ell...a-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

was entitled to the f,rst lien on the
premises for the amount paid on the deed.
and have besides the dover Interest and
AFTER that the place should be offered for!
sale. It IL thought this decision Is equiva-
was argued by Rosewell Page for Mrs.
Berkley, and Benjamin H. West for the
Crunp West Coal Cornnany.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Franklin County Court.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
= ROCKY MOUNT. VA,, Nov, 22,--Judge
Saunders sat IN vacation here yesterday
and decided the case OF Mcneil rvs. tho
Farmers Benevolent Fire Insurance
Association. Involving $1,000. and gave,
his decision In favor OF Mcneil, {}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
The Florida Vote,

- 1900 (By Associated PreNS,) u
official canvass at the Florida vote for
President shows the following result:
q, 04G; Repuhliean, ssh, Socialist. 3,sa7:
Fopullst, l,GM; Prohibition 5,
The total vote for President In 1900 was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Hanover Decision.

q HANOVER copRTHOTSE' VXe.. Nov.
22-Ia the case In the Circuit Court here
or the Crump West Coal Company, OF
Richmond, against Robert N. Berkeley and
others. the court held that Mrs. Rerkley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23
Charged With Raising Money
Orders,
fBy Associated Press, \

LAY Associated Press)
BIRAlIMGIIAAl,s,A Ala, Nov, e2,zG, 7.
Bradshaw, alias w. Fl. Cox, aged twenty
five. Is under arrest here, charged with
raising United States money orders, II IS
d money order which had been raised
from twenty-tye cents to eighty dollars,
Moore denies the charges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-23

''I4ANO Is q liquid, vegetable com-
pound,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Damer : @erein oes SIoieits
Surn=V erein8.

Der 9antert : 0ereirt bes Sihieits
Surn-W sreirs belt geitern feline regel.
mdBige monatlide 8eriammlung ab,
Die it zines ausseseidneten geiu9es
erfreute. Webrere @anbioatinnen, biz
f9 urn Mafnabme in ben Iereirt be.
marben, wuroen porsei9la9en. Be-
i9loHen tpurbe. BON ieBt ab Die &arten.
partie fur Samen unb 9erren ON
Na9mittag bes 2. Sonntags i'm Mo=
nate ab3ubalten, mdbreno ieber 2.
9ienffas Mbeno i'm WOnate ihr Die
DAMIEN. &artenpartis rsierbirt uurbe.
Der 0erein miro feline regelmdbisen
Geiddfts=0 erIammlunsen BON ieBt ab
an ieosm lebten Sonntag Na9mittag
i'm Wonate abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Sie Mfitalieber Der interparlamen.

Sie Mitslieber Der interparlamens
tarif9en Griebensliga, bic tiir3li4 bier
i6ren @ongreB abbielten, uurben am
Samffag in WaibingtOn bur4 @on=
greBmanr 8artpolbt benz prdfibenten
borgeftelIt. Ser Weltfriebenscon9reB
trdst CUTE Grii9te. Prdibent &Ooie=
belt bat in fsiner Mnipra9e an bic Mit-
lieber Der G%riebenslisa feline Nbfi9t se=
duBert, oaB ct bemnd9f bic @ultur=
o0lfsr Der grbe su einem weiteren inter-
nationalen GrieoenscOngreB i'm 9aas
einlaben tperoe. Wie in 70 bielen art-
beren 8s3iebungen, 10 tperben ani9ei=
1leno balo aud bic W~ereinisten Staa=
ten nit ibren aufridtisen 8eftrebunsen
fir nternatiOnale S9iebsgeri9te an
bic SpiBe Der @ulturbbltsr treten.
(Wefli4e pOf.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
@er miRbanoelte ben irritnmisem
6raaf Stout?

Sn ge3ug auf ben GaG beg irriinni=
gen Granf StOut, Der Elm patisnt bes
Central S~rrenbauies eetpeien, tpurbe
Die nnteriu9ung bonn Coroner iortse=
iebt. Seputp=S Sheriff Otto s. SintIe
aug 2afapette eridien frsimiaig bor
benz Coroner uno CAB fem 3eusniB ba.
bin ab, baB er es mar, Der Stout naG
Der Nntalt iiberfibrte. gr mar nit
oemfslben bon 2afapette mad bier mit-
tels indianapolis unb Nortbnefern
Sraction 60. gefommeu unb bon Co
fapette big bier babe er tuenig ober ear
teinen Srubel nit benz Wanns aebabt.
Stout mar ab uro 3u ettpas piber.
fpenfig, aber niemals mar Der Warn
10, baB @ewalt anseuenbet tperosn
mubte; es mar leidt, ibn gu berubigen.
Stout murbe aud i'm Sippscanoe &C.
fdngnib ne3eitlans gebalten, tudbrsnb
bic Srrfinnseommiifon ibsr ibn be-
idloB, ioa iebod niemals Wutbanfdne
geseist babens 1intle iaste. bab er
Stout ni9t miBbanoelte unb bab er be.
ffimmt meiB, baB benz Stout bic Wer-
lebungen ni9t Dor feiner lleberfhbrune
Ing Central SOfpital beigebra9t pur-
ben. Stout ffarb an gri96pfuna,
iebo4 tparen IL ieiner &ippen gebro-
den unb Die Nnseftelten beg Srren-
bauies b~ebauptetsn, baB benz Manne
bic IerleBunsen Dor ieiner ueberfib.
RING ins Srrenbaus beisebra9t pur-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
S4mlratb.

Ser S6ulraib ~srleoiste in ieiner
gefrisen eibung. trOBoem fie mebrere
Stunben baaerte, bod muir tuenise
@ei9dfte, relae bas 6fsntli9e Snte=
refe erbeifdeu. 6ol9enoe grnennun-
gen bes @9ul-S uperintenbenten MUIR
ben betdtist:
Moalbert s. @oof, 2ebrer beg 9anb.
arbeits = unterridts in ben 9iifriet.
99ulen; Sane @%ranbon, Yrin3ipalin
Der S4ule Np. II; Beffie 9ia. 5tlfs-
prin3ipalin In Der 9orace Mann
S@ule; Olga G9eufamiot, Sireetrice
In Der Morton @9ule; Mnnie elliott,
Subfitut'2 ebrerin in S9uls go. 4;
alice Benton Scott, 2ebrerin in Der
W. s.. s.. g.
urlaub muroe beuiaigt: @ora Sap,
prinaipalin Der @9ule $50. II. Bis
gum S4luB oes S9uliabres; @milie
Wc@unougb, 2ebrerin in Der M. 8.
s.. G. big gum |: Gebruar 1905, gIi-
3abetb 2iri9baum biz gum l. Gebruar
1905 anftatt wie frtiher beri9tet tpuroe,
Bis gum s9lub beg s6uliabres.
&ednungen i'm 8etrage bon $780,
1900, 0arunter befinbst td bic
Summe bon $50, 600 fur @ebdlter
bes 2ebrperiOnals) tuurbsn CUR 3abluns
a~1getpiefen.
Der @ei9dftsftbrer beri6tete, baB
fi4 Der Wertb Der @runbfiide unb Der
S&ulgebdnbe i'm ~berfoKenen Gistal=
iabr um 1913, 343. so bermebrt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

GIN Sett IN aut et'
ner S9iefertafel bat elm alter emeris
tirter 2ebrer, Der fiir5li9 als Sung
eefene in Wriesen q. 8. ftarb unb elm
@srmDgen bon $4,000 Marf binters
lieB, auriidgelaHen. 1lrfpriingli9 bate
er teitamentarii9 spei @ernanbts,
Die in Sriefad unb einem 8erliner
8orort pobnen, gu feinen Grben ein>
9eiebt. Dies purbe linn aber auf iei>
mem Stsrbebette tpieber leib, 70 bab
er li9 cine S9iefertafel seben lieB uno
auf biefer feinen lebten WiGen nie=
beri9rieb, Der bubin sins, bub bier
@erpanbte ibn elei9mGbig gu beerben
baben. Die He9tsgiltigteit biefes
Seitamentes tpirb fdum anauspeifeln
iein, 10 bab ieber grbe etpa $4,000
Marf erbGlt.
= Wdhrenb bas W~unbers
pfsrb beg 6errn bon Often, senannt
der fluse 9ans", gang Berlin be-
f9dftist unb Die 2eute fih Die &Opfe
aerbre9en, Of 9ans ptrflid re9nen
fann ober ob IS fi9 um einen gsbeimen
OreKurtrid banbelt, erreet tin anbes
res pferb, penn audi nur in tletneren
&rsiien, ftaunenbe 8epunberung, neil
es trob Der Observation-Disclosures
leibenfhaftli9 @ter trinft. Gs lit Der
ie9siabrise Suds zines 6ubrberrn.
Oiefer Suhs trinft mil einer 8orliebe,
Die i'm bas Wafer fat gang perf9mds
ben ldbt, baberifdes 8ier unb nod
lieber cine 8erliner Weibe. Sine
rsroBe Weibe" leert er febr eef9idt
unb NIT piel 8ehasen in penigen 53Is
gen, 10 oft iein g~issntbimer fe i6m
mn onbietef-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Gin pft@tsetrener 8eamter ole
Sebensretter.

I'm Der gde Der pine unb Ohio Str.
ereisnete fi9 seffern @benb elm linz
glidsfaa, benz lei9t smei Wenf6sn.
lsben gum Spfer bdttsn fallen t6nnen.
Grau Sophia @rOs, 923 OF War-
tst Strabe, IS, itanb i'm gesrife bort
bic 6. 6. & W. @eleife gu tiber.
i9reiten, als bic &angirlotomotibe go.
SO Der 6. 6. 6. & ct. g.. gabn auf
bic 9rsusuns sufubr. Wilbelm &ussn=
ftein, Der 2reu3un9spd4ter rief Der
Grau cine Warnung 5u, pel9e bie-
islbe tuabrfdeinli9 ni9t seb6rt bate,
tuoraufk &usenftein bin3uiprang, um
bic Jrau bonn @eleiie su reiBen.
Seine Abfi4t selaus linn gum
Sbeile, benin Dbslsi9 bic Jrau omar
bonn 3use getroHen uurbe uno Obglsi9
fe au9 erbebli9e uno idmer3li9e Ser.
tpunoun9en b~abontrug, 10 fam fe bod
nit benz 6 sbert babon. &u9enfein erlitt
BEL bieiem &et~tunssperfe ielber i6mer3.
li9e 8erlebunsen an Der Sifte unb on
Der linten Settle.
5rau @rpB purbe ant &iiden Der.
lebt, iopie auf Der rs9ten Settle fart
sequetf9t, aud erbielt fe cine tiefe
S9nittmunbe am rsdten Arm. Die
Mmbulan3 unter Or. &eeo tiberfhbrte
bic Grau nod ibrer Wobnung.
Spdter purbe audi &u9enfein in
feline Wobnung. go. 1419 SeloB Str,
gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Sic ar,tlt9en Snipsetoret fir
bte S9mlem ernammt.

Sie ffdbtif9e @efunobeits- 8eb6rb'
bat geffern bic Nerate ernannt, tueld,
bic Snipectiun Der S9uIen pornebmer
tperoen.
SieIelben finb:
Or. s. 3. 8enbam, Or. CHARLES u,
8irb, Or. %. 6. 8untin, Sr. Nelior
.. grapton, Or. 9. u. Bropn, Sr.
Or. s. $. Ballard, Sr. s. @anabp,
Or. @bamberlin, Sr. Sbomas Suaan,
Or. Spbion, Or. %. Joreman, Or.
@aiter @ibens, Or. @emmiG, Or. g.
9atfislo, Or. %. 9usbes, Or. %. ..
SOstins, Or. 6let9er Sobees, Or. %.
&it9en, Sr. Goetbe.2 inf, 9r. Mebs.
ter, Dig. Marlatt, Or. u. MulIen,
Or. Nitt, Or. @eorss penbleton, Or.
SObn pfaf, Or. e. &ittsr, 9r. Sranl
Sommers, Or. .. 3orian, Or. 5.
W. Soples, Or. s. Waro, Or. s. 3,
@beeler.
Die 9erreu erbalten fur tire Be:
miibunsen feine 8er9ituns.
Sn bic Snipeetion fnb nu9 BIZ
pfarri9ulen unb Kindergarten eings.
i9lofsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Die 8ei9meroen eines alien
6oteloisbes.

George 2emis, 70 Sabre alt, Elm be-
fainter 0Oteloieb, Der tirali9 berbafs
tet purbe, als er Die Sai@en zines Go
5fes in Stubbins Sptel elmer unteriu-
dung unter3Os, erbielt feinen Gaa troB
feines protsftes auf ben IL. Sttober
peri9oben. 2epis bat ben &i9ter, ibn
3i berb0ren ober i'm ins 1oipital gu
fenben, ba er trant Jet uno dr3tlider
9iilfe beotirfs, bic ibm in Der Soil bers
peisert peroe. 9swis iast, baB er
au9 bic 8eb6rben beridiebentli9 bat,
ibm einer Mnpalt lsu isnOen unb bab
linn and bieies beruei9ert purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Grtmtnalsertat.
8eine Gnsel iinb 10 rein :

5oIeenoe bon ben @roBeef6wOrenen
In Wnflase3uftano berieBte perionen
ertldrtsn fi9 seifern pOr benz Criminals
&idter Der ibnen CUR .2aft geleaten
0ergehen refp. @erbre9en ni9t i9ul=
big:
Steber Mleranber, MDrbanariff :
60. Sonep, g. Meginnis unb @m.
Campbell. &aubanfaa ; Susb Saps
alias Sobn Wabe, Jdli6ung &i-
9arb @oaae, Moroansrif ; Queer,
collins, @tnbru9 unb Siebtabl;
CHARLES Sdlater unb Martin Cannon,
4leinoiebftabl; Grant @%leafon, 9ieb-
ffabl unb Seblersi; gouarb Benton,
Sisbftabl unb 9eblerei; Sames Wiler,
Betrug Ino Siebtabl; @barles Sor'
ban, Siebfabl uno 0eblerei; 9arrp
6eioentbaI, @rOBoiebfabl prefon
Miber, oeBsleiden; @buaro 2pnner.
2leinbisbtabl; Ralpb @olborn, @rob-
biebffabl ; BERNHARD 8enfon, 2lein-
biebifabl; Wartin Song, ginbru9.
&eum Il Siinber.
Weil er Der indianapolis Street
Sweepins SO. Elm Sattelsei9irr uno
orei 3dune ftabl, erbielt Ollie Smith
cine Strafe bon 81 uno Soften, nebft
80 Sage Mrbeitsbaus. st bate feline
Sbat singefanben.
2on piereefielt uno Sobn Sums
mings, bic f9 f9ulois befannten, cine
2ite nit S9ubsn aug einem Gra9t-
uasen Der penniploania 8abn ent-
tpenbet 3u baben, tpuros, um 81 unb
Soften, iouie au9 so Sag Nrbeitsbaus
bsoa9t. 8eibs finb @ei9enteusr in
9ieniten Der 8abnseieai9aft. Sie
Gias NIT benz S4ub3eus bate sinen
Wertb bon $24.
See Mlforb, BET fi9 ieiner Ysrbaf=
tuns baour9 gu ent3ieben fu9te. oaB
er auf einen f9 in Gabrt befinoenbsn
@ifenbabnsug iprans uno Der fi9 BEL
oisier @elegenbeit erbeblid berlebte unb
our9 bic @iienbabnbeamten unter Der
Infidt, oaB sr sin @iIenbabnangetslter
iei. in's SiaeOnihsns9 Oipital sei9idt
murbe, erbielt setern i'm Criminals
seri&ts cine Strafe bon 1-3 Sabren
&eformaniialt. Nlforb betannte fi1
idulbis, bon Soiepb @albin, 315 q.
pine Strabe, einen &od uno Elm @ebet=
bud. i'm Wertbe bon suiammen 50 se=
ffoblen 3u baben.
MnfIagen i9norirt.
@ssen IL Perionen, pel9e an bic
@rob9ei9worenen ttbsrpieIen tprrben
rparen, tpurben feline Mntlager erboben
uno oieielben murben baber bonn &i9ter
entlafen. Inter biefen befanben fi9
2aprence @Onober, uelder in Selbf.
pertbeibi9un9 Wm. Morris erf9ohen
bate, iowie 2aura Settles unb Sennie
Bennett, tuel4e angetlast tuaren, oas
2inb Der 2ebteren set6otet gu baben.
Die @robgeidmorsnert fanben, baB bic
gemeiie gesen fe gu faoenf4einig
tparen, I'M ibre ue~berfabruns berbei.
3uflhren. sic befanoen fi9 unter
bOber gir9iaaft i'm @efdnsnib uno
purben, na6bem bic @ei9morenert
ibren 8eri9t einserei6t batten, auf
4%noronung bes &idters MlfOro aus
Der Daft sntlaRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

DAB bic v@rabe Groiiing".O rbi.
mans ni9t bonn Stactrutb burbseeif
wuroe, 1T iebr Derniinfti9; mir molten
feline .@roifinss" fonbern So99eleife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

tlnIere 8loBitenung bes yS3pne"
S6b9ens ideint ibren 3wef sldnsenb
erfiat 3u baben, benin bic Waferbers
teber f9uei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
RunkHdttapnu.

9err: r&unn i9 Seinen 9az
ter fpreden. liebes ainbg" IS Il
RIeine: rNein, Der 0ater bat grab
mas Midtises gu tbun!"-9
so, mas benn2"--O lie aIetne:
mOie Mutter bout ibn!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Nemer Trieoensri@ter fur
Tranfltn Somnibip.

Die @ountp @Ommihdre baben
geftern grnf Yropn (9emofrat) gum
Jriebensridter fur Grantlin Sopnfbip
ernannt. Serielbe 1T CUR 3eit in Seem
Bethel anfdifi9; er pirb aber mabr=
i4einli4 ieinen @Obnfib na9 NctOn
nerle9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

Yolitif tuiro redt i6mnBis, iuenn
fe f9 ba3u bereiebt. ein.n Nigser
ge9en einen Derhienten Weiben aus3us
fpielen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
Neae @ai@eret @eieaidaft.

Sie gclipie 2aunbrp So. BON Sns
bianapolis eruirtte geifern ibre Sncor'
porations : papiere; 3apital $500.
Sic Sirectoren fnb %. $. Nidsrfon,
u. %. paeB uno Sei1e paoep.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-01-29
PROMINENT MAN ARRESTED.
}. p. Gosgin, Treasurer of Nashua,
N. H., Trust Company, Charged
with Embezzling Large Amount.

Nashua, N. H., Jan. 26.-John p. Cog
gin. treasurer of the Nashua Trust COM
pany, was arrested Monday charged with
embezzling sum of money from the
bank The amount is placed at between
$4,000 and 100000. The Nashua Trust
company did not open its doors Monday
and the institution is in charge of the
state bank commissioners pending a
further examination.
Goggin was held in $40, 900 bonds for the
grand jury. He made no statement, but
1t was said that his downfall was not
( due to speculation, but to his having
given assistance from time to time to q
friend. Goggin Is one of the most prom
inent bank officials in New Hampshire
and is we'll known in banking circles in
Boston, Lowell and other Massachu-
sets cities. He came here from the
west about ten years ago and in short
time he was made treasurer of the trust
company. He is about 40 years Of age
and has family. In banking circles
here the hope was held out Monday that
the defalcation would not result in the
permanent closing of the company
The Nashua Trust company has cap
ital of $150,000 and usually carries de-
posts running in amount from $500, 900
to $650,000 in the savings department.
The bank also had check deposit de-
partment, the deposits in which will
swell the total carried by the bank to
about 81, 900 900.