davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
The cbamber of Commerce Banquet

The Chamber of Commerce Banquet.
The Owo $50 Chamber of Commerce
has been in existence over year. 1t
was organized to further the interests of
the city and now numbers about forty
members.
The officers believe that general
gathering of our citizens once a year
about the banquet table for general dis
cussion of matters of importance to the
growth and development of the city
would result in much good.
Acting on this belief they have de-
cided to hold the first annual banquet OF
the Owosso Chamber of Commerce in
the near future, and invite all men who
are interested in our city's prosperity to
meet with us. Speakers of note, who
are authorities on their topics, will re.
spond to toasts. Lansing, Hastings,
Traverse City, Big Rapids, and other
cities have an annual gathering of this
kind and derive from it great benefit.
The Chamber of Commerce hopes
that the response to this invitation will
be general and that from four to six
hundred of our people will attend and
give our city big boost on its way to
greater prosperity.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
: New LoxaI Guard Officers.

The knights and Ladies of the Loyal
Guard have elected new officers
There will be social meeting at G. A.
r. hall Thursday evening, March 16.
Hele eafter, all regular meetings will be
held on the first Thursday of the month
The new officers are as follows
Capt. Gen.-Charles Rhodes.
Sr. Capt -Rollin Pond.
Jr. Capt. Maud Townsend.
Reel. G. Heyer.
Treas. s.-Chas. Terry.
Sr. Lieut.-F. L. Rossman.
Jr. Lieut.-Mrs. r. Pond.
1st Sergt.-Geo. Meader.
Cd Sergt.-Mrs. G. Rhodes.
Chaplain-C, Baker.
Sentinel-L. p. Royce.
Auditors-F. L. Rossman, W. Ward
and q. NJ jackson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Mr.. j. III. Copas,
Owosso, Mich


Dear Sir: Porterhouse, so much;
neck so much; all the way between.
Just so with paint. Devoe lead and
zinc is the porterhouse. Nobody wants
the neck; the between, some say, is
good enough for them.
But Devoe costs less. not more than
between. Lead -andoil is between; it
is the old-fashion paint, But zinc has
come in. Zinc toughens white lead.
Devoe lead-and-zinc is the paint that
wears twice as long as lead and-oil.
Mr.. John N. Deitel, Fair Haven, X.
Y, writes:
''Mr. Charles Hallenbeck, of this
place, painted his house three yea&s ago
with Devoe lead and zinc; hislfather
painted at the same time with lead and
oil. To-day the sons house looks as
well as the day it was painted, while
the fathers house has all. .chalked off
and needs painting very badly. The
father says he vill paint with Devoe
next time"
Yours truly,
f. w. Devoe & Co.
New York and Chicago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Circuit Court.

Attorneys Lord and Bartlett, of De-
troit; STAGE, of Grand Rapids; Wolcott,
of Jackson; Norton and Kelley, of st.
Johns, and Black, of Lansing, attended
court Monday.
Judge Smith overruled demurrer in
the case of Huntoon VS.. the Eberle
Brewing Co.. of Jackson
la the divorce case of Effa VS.. Her
bert A. Barnes, $35 solicitors fee, $50
witness fee and SO per week has been
allowed by the court
In the case of Lizzie VS.. Moses X.
Phillips. the time for settling the bill of
exceptions has been extended to March
81.
A suit by capias has been begun
against Clare Bingham, of Venice, for
SO, 600, by Mrs, Amelia L. Stewart, of
Mt. Clemens and DR.. w. j. Jones, of
Detroit. Plaintiffs claim they We're
partners with Bingham in scheme to
establish patent medicine business at
Vernon, but that Bingham got away
with the funds.
Mrs. Lucinda Meyers, of Owosso, has
received verdict of $3.50 against 9 E.
Hershey for acting as his housekeeper
about two years.
Judge Smith was compelled to ad-
journ court on Thursday morning at
$3.50 on account of sickness.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Fairfield.

Port James and w. j. Baese were in
Owosso FridayAW. G. Fox and fami
ly visited her brother, VIM. Farms
worth, at Bath, from Saturday until
Monday-Mrs. Ethel VanScoy, OF
Bath, visited her aunts, Mrs Minnie Fox
and'Mrs. Mary Baese-Munro Fow'
Ter and wife, of Brady, visited their son
Nat Fowler, last Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Bartel's brother, Mr.. Cramer,
of Brady, visited her Saturday and
~snday-Nat Fowler and family ex.
Sct to move to Sidney Loops farm
near Charlie Wiltsie and
family are moving on II. Wiltsie's farm
Eugene Pitts and family expect to
move to Henderson and carry milk for
Sidney Loop to Owosso-Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Loynes were the guests of his
brother, G. Loynes, Monday-Miss
Rose Derham returned to Chesaning
after few weeks visit with Mrs,
Mary MISUNDERSTANDING Carol is
visiting at her sisters, Mrs. John
Scofeld-Emma Snyder, Dee Loynes,
Kate Locker and John Hair were the
guests of Lew Loynes Sunday
fish was sent to Pearl Loynes from
Mackinac weighing 13 pounds after be-
ing dressed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Six Mile Creek.

Airs. G. G. Day is on the sick list
A most enjoyable meeting of the Ladies
Aid society was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Weidman, Wednesday
-Wilfred Sloat and family left We'd
nesday for their new home near Pom
tiac-Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith and
daughter, Mrs. Hulburt, spent Thurs
day at the home of G. G. Day--School
closes next week Friday with exercises
Clarence Spinning and o. .Dickin-
son left Tuesday for Albion, New York,
called there by the illness of their
grandfather-Miss Ina Gilbert and
grandmother, Mrs. Wilbur, expect to
move into the house soon to be vacated
by Mr.. Slaght.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Vernon.

Mrs. A. b. Stone died very suddenly
Sunday morning at her home in this
place. The funeral was held from the
M. e. church on Wednesday afternoon.
She leaves a husband and large circle
OF friends to mourn her loss-The
Misses Irene Hume, Mary Petrequin
and Miss Tate, of Corunna, visited Miss
Susie Empie, Sunday-Mrs. Arthur
Shaw is on the sick Gst-Mrs. Day,
of Attica, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G.. F. Tripp-George Scott will work
the John Mclean farm this year. He
expects to move his family soon-Mrs
T. Cronkhite, of Venice Center, died on
Wednesday morning after several
weeks illness-The Vernon Argus
changed hands this week, Mr.. Hatha-
way will be the new editor and Prof
Sheehan will again go into school work
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hearn who
have been spending the winter with
their daughter in Detroit, returned to
their home in this place, on Wednesday
Mrs. Cody is on the sick list
Mrs. G. F. Trip has been quite sick
but is gaining--Mrs George Easier
was brought to Vernon last week, she
is in very poor health.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Union Plains.

The remains of Spencer Drake, of De.
troit, were brought to Joab brakes
Tuesday Funeral was held Wednes-
day at the schoolhouse-This is NOV.
ing week among the residents of Union
Plains. Jas. Knapp is moving in the
Stack honse vacated by Frank Drake
Mrs. Thompson in the house vacated by
Fred Spring, and Charles Rohrabachel
on the Richards farm-Mrs Nj.
F. Davis was stricken with apoplexy
Sunday and is very low. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs Fred Terry, of Durand, was
here at the time she was taken.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10
Two Tickets at Byron.

Two tickets are in the field for the
spring election at Byron, as follows
Regular-President, F. S. Ruggles
clerk, Richard O'Hern; treasurer, A
F. Hunt; trustees, Charles Anderson,
A. H. Taggart, Ray Chaffee; assessor,
Frank Lawrie.
Citizens'-President, j. J. Howard;
clerk, Elmer Haviland; treasurer. E. e.
Kohler; trustees, B. S. Williams, H. G.
Walker, E. j. Hathaway; assessor,
Perry Hadsall.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10

Mrs. William Richards died at her
home on Mulberry street, Tuesday
morning, aged II years. She leaves a
husband and ten children. The funeral
services took place at one o'clock this
afternoon, Rev. @. II. Hanks officiating.
Mrs Richards had been sick for several
months.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-03-10

= Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Todd entertain
ed at military euchre on Friday
evening. The prizes were won
by Turkey, represented by E. F.
Dudley, A. d. whipple, Mrs. A. M
Bentley and Mrs. Fred Osburn,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-05-12

ton Twp, per diem $500; mig
J + McOonIv care Of VIM EAGLE. s'0
per diem 5000. mig $780,. 100
diem $780, mig coo. ......... 9 80
Pierce, per diem So 200, mig
So 90, telephone s5c. 1890
Pat Cox, care OF Joe POOts. ..... IS o.
Clarence Faragher, care Of Joe :
Poots.. .......... ...-........ 10 30
g G Gotham, surgical operation
on Mrs. N E Pierce. ......... rs 90
M G Hurd, team for Go. Com.
mrs to 60 to Rushmore. .... 800
NJ M Bedford, cot mattress for
poor mouse ................. W
Atkinson & Boberg, coal for
MRS HOnegar.... ............ IS
w. W. Loveless, groceries for
Mrs Honegar. .:............. 40
w g Ramage, hauing, Grating
and packing Manchester
SOOuS ..............ss..s 20
J L McConkey, 4 days on Go.
Board, per diem $1,000, mig
$2:40:..... 80. ................. IA 40
Fred 81 Tiemens, days on, Co.
Board, per diem $780,, mig
500 ..........., ............ II w
j G Murphy, 4 days on Co.
Board, per diem $12 90, mig ;E:
: Observation-Disclosures. 1900
10 D Bryan. days on Co. Board
per diem $1,000, mig $780,. 10 90
Gus Swanberg, 4 days on Co..
Board, per diem $1,000 mig zoe $40
Gus Swanberg, l Gay signing
orders ................... 800
E G Pannell, work in Auditors
office on Ditch No. 4........ At So
Nicholas Weinandt, notice Of
tendency of petition for
Ditch No. 6.................. IL Is
Bill of NJ. S. Smith ($2l4.UO) for pre-
liminary survey of Ditch No. 5 was al
lowed subject to approval of the Co.
Attorney. Bill Of M. =. Smith for
map for Co. Treasurer, and bill Of
Village Of Worthington for expense of
disinfecting house Of E. Manska. were
|disallewed. - 90;
Board adjourned sine die. - +
E. @. Pannell, j
r. Co. Auditor.
|
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-05-12

RATES. "a,
..,,..>Aou mr. vea @@f} $3.50
g monxha rs
a 40
- rs
.a,..+;s;r,, dssnlay. per page $4,000
per column. PEI inch ~
local, per line 90
- local, black face type, per line 10
All announcements or advertising from
vhith a revenue Is sought, will be charged
6r. ANY announcement of meetings from
which no revenue is derived, will be published
free.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-05-12
Proceedings of the Board of Co.
Commissioners
COuntY AUDITORS UfHcey

County Auditors Othcey
Worthington Mimi, April rs, 1908
The Board OF County Commission
ers Of Noble county convened IN
special session this date.
Members present Tiemens. Murphy,
Bryan, MeConkey and Chairman Gus
Swanberg. 49,,
Minutes of meetings Of March 9Th
read and approved.
Petition OF A. j. Bostrom to be set
off from School District No. to Dist.
No. Is deferred to April rs, 4 o'clock,
Petition OF Frank Biknese to be
set off with his land to-wit: The sw3
OF section SO, town lo3, range Al, from
Dist. No. 6, to Dist. No. 81, was set
for hearing July 10th, 1905, Z p. m.
The following report OF the Board OF
Auditors was read and approved:
Auditors Office,
Worthington, MIMI, April 25th, 1905
We, the Board OF Auditors of Mobiles
County, Minnesota, do hereby desig-
nate the State Bank Of Dundee as q
public depository, in lieu OF and to
succeed the said private Bank OF Dun:
lee as public depository OF said
county for the unexpired term Of said
Bank OF Dundee.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-05-12

Paid orders on Revenue
Fund ....... .......
Paid Orders on Poor Fund
Paid Warrants on Private
REDEEM ption Fund. .......
Paid Warrants on 1nteres
Fund and Bond. .........
Paid Warrants on Road
and Bridge Fund. 1850.
Paid Warrants On Town
Fund8...................
Paid Warrants on School
District Fund. ...........
Paid Warrants on State
Taxes ........... .........
Paid Warrants on Collec-
tions from Public Lands
Paid Warrants on Ditch
No. 3................... -.
Paid Warrants on Refund
ing ......
Incidental. ..... ............
Miscellaneous. .......,...
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Nan6eibaurn & Levine have sold 20 korn q
schle,ster the eleven six story tenement houses
Nos e6 10 Is West eS6-st-, on plot z'5xloS feet-
The sellers acquired the property from the Atrich
estate and Emma F Garnsey about q month ago.
Philip and Harry Bachrsch have bought No. 50
West ssth-st- a FIVE story double tenement house
on plot 2sxlSs feet being 100 feet east OF De Niti
Clinton Park.
schmeidler & Bachrach have sold the five story
tenement house No. IS and IS Brooue-st.. on
plot Ex25 feet
Il Clarence Fisher has sold No. II West ssth-st..
a four story and basement brownstone front dwell
Ing house lot 2ox-o9s feet
Robert Muller has sold 10 Jacob G-Inpel No. SS
s1h-ave-. story building, lot "a sxloo be-
tween Ssth and ssrh sts. The property, together
with No; -. adjoining IS under lease 10 Frank
NJ kahn 8 Co have sold Tor Julius H Horwitz
20 Dr. Robert Schultz, No. 81 East l4th-st. six
The a. " Cudner Real Estate Company. and
Huberth q Gabel have sold for the sehaef[er
Irving J. heTopner, the six story COuDe
tenement house, No 81 East lsth-st. or lot Sxl9sS
II Luxenberg has sold for Horwitz & Iefkowitz
10 Jacob Shelck tee six story natnO4se, a. ne
pioI ITtlssis 5sIixlSS ,S'iesT feet q
GrossHaa q Passon have sold 70 sLgma.nd Nor
gan The two six story Apartment houses u course
OF constructto1 AT No. - 70 IS East -SiIh-st' on
Jackson s stern have bought from Albert Peiser
and Isaac Aanzger No - 10 -5 E-1st 3o 5SSoost-
feet L Davis was the broker
Virginia Wood has sod the sou'aSes' eorLleI a o,
houses, on plot l0olIxIGo feet.
three story 5' brcE 'i5 building On lot s1ss sest
Max Bo-ck has sold Nos rs and :! East Iith-
s Grosner has sold No 19 CoI-ulbia-st-, 3 six
story tenement house on lot 25Klo feet, 10 a Mr-
Louis E Kieban and Abraham siegel have bought
sves pIoJ l6x.25 feet. on which they viii erect
Bernard smith & sous nave sold TO / N. BERN
stein for Maurice Sichel Nos. 14s aad 20 St Ncho-
ss-sve. near 1E7Jh-st.. three story brick dwelling
houses. plot g1Z-u3 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
LIS PENDENS.

ia;st-s1 No IS East; Henrietta Lazarus and sno,h.-
schafrsn '' ~'N'' -
I2se-st s. rs q "a or WNlsw-av. ,ssr,aa.
Erzc1= SchlosEman Maggie Foster fa-tC-
esnce! mortgage: atty. wechsIe-
Gralc-avs 75 q 2 Of Buchanan Place Eexrea-
solomon Bril- e. a. sgt Edw Roessr and another
lacrcn 70 recover deposit. efc1. atty SulzberE4r
2sth-st. lsT ana lss East Jonas Y SnI>C
Catherine Engen foreclosure q mortgage atty =
Alexander 49, a.
lsi-4ye. 500 0. s7th-st 5s1Es. oueh half part
Niles Ecssabluth sgt Emma Rosenbluth another
faction % declare henli atty. u RossabIuth
Central Park West xfS
irregular. Progress Club O New-Yori
Peter Banner (sc;on en5oin ecl attys PIatEuE Z
stroocE
Lots 81. ~. IA. is-. 49, lss and 49, mortgage
map q Arden properly. Bronx annie Y TAYLOR sgt
&ary Huston foreclosure q seven mort -agesI.
strss De L. Mare 4 Morrison
5 2 tIlst-st lHdNIf0- Morris ca
ender aEt Julius stoo- a. foreclosure of mort
gage. attys. Lppman & Buck
East Broadway. No ls7: Emma Won seyfried al
agt Bertha sgrsshon 81 a. foreclosure ot
isays. Nos siT saa SIS. s:a-s, 80 40 East. Ax..s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
HORSE THIEVES HELD.
Band Had Operated in Manhattan
and YOnkers.

The arrest Of Gustav Miller and Frank krause
az hingsbridge Saturday night. charged with
horse stealing, on information furnished BY the
Yonkers police, has Unearthed another band u
horse thieves which has been operating in and
around New-York for some time These men have
confessed. and four horses have been returned
which were stolen in Yonke-s last month.
The men had sold only horse. p-eSerring 70
keep them and let them out by the day or week.
They would after stealing rig. drive into ths
country. and IN the first thick woods unhitch the
horse from the wagon. The horse was then taken
70 & stable in Lawrence-st. near AUlstsrdar-ave..
and about weeks later they would
gc after the wagon. The men would not say any
thing when asked IL they belonged 10 the hand
which operated in New-York a year ago and had a
farm Long Island
The police expect 20 ind 4 number OF other rigs
and are holding the men for examinaucn-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

4th-aVe. Nos 80 and 442 Philip Kraus-s a.
EeN-~eGtury AfE Co owner auS cslutracror-
metropolitan surety Co owner John : F2ozzirf
r. -- --.-
4eth-sS. No y West Murray H.I Iron WORKS az,
AE1Ao-y hirntei- owner ans contractor. Henry
hiU1bel contractor .-.-...--.
s;h-aTe. Il n corner 127'h-st. 2jxs4 Rage & SUI
ivan lron Works aEt Harris Bernstein oxner-
y Smith. contractor.
Levy. oSner. Walker & Lippshitz contractors
RIVER Lumber and Wood Working 90 AZ Tob-
7 Walsh. owner and contractor
o-cnar1-st. No is3. Philip Rebatskv aEt . JOAN
Levy oVneT- Walker ; Lippshitz contractors
So,ith t-lizah@th-St- 334 2 e - Msln-s;
irNies City Island: Henry Stelz aEt William
Bush owner ard contractor --.--.---..
Sc-ave- 2ss5 and 2755. HeFvy Thompson agt
AndreT DaFey- owner EQarair1 L-u5.re con
- - - - -
B-oaoF-sy. No / - SchesinEsr & Schlesinger zEr
Isabel JeN. owner; : . Miller < Cd. .confra,t9r
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

220-h-st. - z = - shave t7o tEo-sto-v
frame dwelling houses. 22E45. Hannah Morse.
owner 2 Verne architect ---...-...-.-.
Besool-sr. $. 80 z from con1Enoav ezi;h-z ave:
s-1-y t-cE dwelling house. 2sx52. Mary ].
Be--iEa-- CEae-- Bernhard Ebeling. srCtitec---
= T.zvre2ce-sve : - Z y of M-rrill-st- TWO
s-1-g frame dwelling aIx50- Rezzsao & DcSso.
owners Bernhard zS1sling. architect --.-..----..
Jackson-ave. :, 80 Il e of Gsrhel1-sI two
story frame dwelling house, 2lK+9; Adelia F-iedl
owner Bernhard Ed-s-iuz. architect ---.-.--.--
- Lzv-e-se=-aTe > Il q Ner-1l-st; two
story frame dwelling house. &1X+S; J~seph
Schz-lhz--I- Gamer. Bernhard Ebsllng architect
avenue =. a 80 Z q 81 =. tvTo-story frame
Dwelling hc1se- 2iNio: Christ Norndra-a. owner;
Bernhard EhellrE- architect ..--...- ...-.-...
L7--se-st. :. . z oE Norris Pzrk-ave. two
story frame c~ei-iIg house. 2lXss. Andrew An
1erS11- Owner Bernhard EShelinE, architect
co-1u-5us-sve. 2dj.1 4 y os RroaxdaIe-sye-
iTc-slo-E frame shQ1, l5X-5, Jacob Cohen opr-
er- Bernhard Ehe.ing --..--..-.
White Plains Road - z = . c4lst-s-. one
stcry fame store and dwelling house. 25xJG.
4 2 Jennings. owner and architect -------.-..-
lS-tr - s 30 2 Z Alexsude--sve. one
story brick Lumbar storage 6uiItrE 25x57 !
"a: came t-evoSvi1g Door Co Czuer a-E
S=-on-ave- :. SO q p q Selson-ave. 40 s---v
ar1 stflc frame dwelling house 201at. Eea--
.u-st owner carl ? johnson architect ...-..
ALTERATIONS
Columbus 5. s25 z y y Er--xs.le- ave
LFo and one-hslt story dwelling house l5xlS :
A'sol F1.efer- 1Eue-, Bernard Eheiirr s-chite,-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
n. Y. CENTRAL BUYS BIG PLOT
TAXES TITLE TO sS55OO0 TRACT FOR TERMINAL
IMPROVEMENTS
Dongs of 4uciOneers Builders and Brokers Lerngtone Dng
Sold

Stanton-st, :. asa II e Of Eldridge-s; = AXIS:
Anna Witch 10 Lena Weissberg; mortgage.
. s-Sup --------.-- - -
Minnetta lane. = - q q Minetta-s -,
-sxeo Re- lph II Raphael. ref 10 Mary Ehrmann
Mad 4son-ave 3 1911 Il z % i32d-st 2pxSO;
Annie N Jones TO James = MeRgher tg1ge,
s. Gee .-.....---.....
COop@--st 2 : $50 q W of Ernerson-s aOxloo:
Abrsm II Tyson % Ann Tyson ...--..........-.
Avenue 3. = cor 2d-st, lot 4I. map UnioEpd.t:
John Rohler 10 Milton Realty Company:
-eSses sosApJ . o. D.
Same property; Louise Cuist 70 John Kohler. =
Brachu-st-ave. cor l4Sd-st. 2sKT0.s: Mary
? Lester 10 Israel J Roe. mortgage. s21.o0o- %
Ilsth-st. No West. 27.3IICoIl. Rachel l
Schneider 70 Philip Goicstein; mortgage. 50 lo0
s4th-st s. ll3u ft " of a-sve. . 5Ilo2 =
ksthari1a Fsist 20 Walter J Dean ..--..-----.
ogden-ave. No eS5. 25xso; Mary Fitzpat-
rick 20 Edward Haskell ....-..--.---..-.--
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
MOB LYNcHEs NEGRO MURDERER.
Takes Him from Train and Hangs Him to
Branch OF Tree

Memphis. July "a special dispatch The
Cornne-ciaI-Ap ppeaT' from Glendora, Miss. says
that a mob OF fifty men to-day ~ok VIII
Harris. 8 negro from d Yazoo and Mississippi VAL
ley train. at Black Bayou. and hanged him a
tree. Harris and his brother Henry shot and
seriously wounded two white men on tte James
plantation near Sharkey. on July 19. 4 posse pur-
sued the negroes, and in attempting : arrest
them shot and killed Henry Harris. The other
brother escaped. but arrested last night a.
Eeathrlan.
This morning the prisoner was taken 10 Green
wood. later placed on q train. and being con-
veyed to a point IN Tallahatchie County, where ne
was BE- turned over the Sheriff. when the
mob boarded the train and Iynched him
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
SUES H4RVESTER TRUST.
attorney General Charges
Illegal Combination.

Little Rock. Ark. July 25.-Attoruey General Rog-
ers to-day fled suit in the Pulaski Circuit Court
against the International Harvester Company for
penalties aggregating $1,000 for alleged infringe
ment Of the Antitrust law passed by the last
sion OF the General Assembly.
The complaint recites that the company is a
monopoly within the intent and meaning OF the
act. and that the monopoly was effected BY q
com 5inaJion OF the Mccormick Harvester Com
panyi the Deering Harvester Company. the Cham
pion Harvester Company. the Milwaukee Harvester
Company, the Plano Harvester Company and
others for the purpose OF regulating the prices
harvesting machines and fixing their output.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road has taken title from the city OF New-Eork
20 large plot. which II viii increase its ter
x-insl facilities The plot from 4ith-st west
ode of Lexinston-sve-. 20 west side OF DepeF
Place: Depew Place from north side OF 4Sd-st 10
south side OF sth-st-; Depew Place west side. lZlo
north OF s2d-st., runs east y by north $ BY west
= BY south 81 The stated consideration was SfS.-
oa
NJ Morgenthau. Jr. s. Co. have resold 70 e client
for Bernard Nauu1hurg the five sto-y dwelling
house with stores on the southeast corner OF
I,exfng-on-aye ard s5th-st OF plot S5xIoosis feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lorge. Joseph ". Title Guarantee and Trust
zevie NJ to c steIier: ilth-ave $ e corner ssh
Joas pro: e 5ifSSG Hs:2 isa zssfs 'SE @
Hsssh. J ]. 20 T1tie Guarantee and Trust CON =,
psny; e.th-s'. No le4 West: demand d.......... 81
~S Pay Ts Ws. % S2 ts 81 S6aEsn's: a saa saa Trust COM
Callahan John 20 L B Friedlaneer; Park Row No 40
Grl1zer. Martin, TO NeV-York Catholic Protectory:
sd-st- corner Avenue B. lot 81 map Unionpor'' .
ward. F A. TO julius c Koerhig: ioo,h-st, No Is
Moore. Rsyuoad, 70 Railroad Co-operatiye Build
s sf s.sras. Ess Rosd .e aES aaa osa 500
FRANKIE! :. aad another 70 II RosenbsUn; 6ih-si
Acsfne BadsinE coaapaay to William Dupres:
slos Gchis 10 to aps TSaiSaa: RsGSh8e' MsPssvs
q = n q 2iith-st: 2 years PEI cent ......-r -
7I.s. Z; .: Aust. Uaioaport years. 3,
Siohoi:. EIa P. Q \ Tulp: lot 81. map 81 Ray :,
R6sEa ax d 10 snsso9 esn RfI sea:k 2i
$; No % West; due August l. 1905 5s Per - :,
sa8S = LPsa; csaao;;; os i,
HoTtsases 5000: years Per oent-.-.'.... 500
@ o = ls,..sE e2Ps; St 2ssrs al s2 IT
De I-aneey. Elissbeth D 70 D Edmonds' New :,
EhrnaIn; Mary. 20 A K Aus, Aiine,ta-st, Nos 10 -
Esrlzaa Mary. 70 a Aus Minet,a Lane. -
~ "a y Of Ninetts-st: yea. -......-.... eoo
TTast co5ahy. ri c oraenaTe 10 sa 7oo
Sane . MsIy Fitzpatrick same property. prior .,
Kohlsr JoEn j 70 q as T Marvin Avenue b
Bliss. Louis z. 70 F Soltan. Washington ave, =,
- q % 165th-st: years. 81 PEI cent -ru
Kramer. Samuel and ano. - J n Westhsner and
ano. LeKugtoa-eve. 5o-I1 q ~ lo4th-st; - -
2 Per cent lS"
Eogrsve. Henry ". 70 \ II sievers, Morris ave
sS5 q : iS35-st; years. 81
Sullivan william. n Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. WsshingTon-ave- r come isSd-st; DE- =,
Rosenzvfg c a \ Schmidt lolst-st No 81
West: years. per cent. 10
Eahn. z 70 Pasauale Rorasneh isth-sT. No 4lP =,
East: yes-s. per ceat--.----.: so
white Evelyn r o 9 J Lyons and anc- Nyse-
ave 8 lsi T q Home 81; year. ) re- :.