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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
Coast Reatly-Made.

Prospective Tenant--But this floor
slopes fearfully toward that side. A
person could fairly slide from one wall
to the other.
Agent-Yes, sir; think what an
amusement 1t will furnish to the chill
dren. You could make this the nurs.
cry, you know.-Stray Stories.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
To Discus. Fisheries with Root.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 16-As
a result of the policy recently adopted
by the Newfoundland government to
restrict American fishing rights on the
coast of Newfoundland, Congressman
Augustus r. Gardner and Benjamin A.
Smith, one of the largest vessel own.
ers Of this city, has left for Washing
ton to discuss the situation with Score.
tary of State Elihu Root
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
PASSENGER TRAIN DITChED
Wreck on the Baltimore And Ohio Costs q
Life.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Oct. LITTLE
New York fiier, westbound on the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern rail
road, went off n derailng switch one
mile west of the city limits shortly
after leaving here. The passenger
coaches were overturned and went in
to the ditch. One passenger, Mrs. j..
Musch Of Virginia, was killed and
fourteen passengers injured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
Two Geman. Died FriendIe...

PHILADELPHIA Oct. William
Vogel. forty-three years, and Gottlieh
Burkart sixty-eight years old. German
bakers who shared room in lodging
house here, were found asphyxiated
by gas. A gas jet in their room was
half turned on. and 1t Is believed their
death was due to accident. Neither
man had any relatives in this coun-
try
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
SETTLING ITS BILLS.
Christie Stock Company Doing Better. Local
Debts Paid,

The>Christie Stock company which
recently left here under a cloud is sp'
parently having better success than it
did while here. The company has
been playing to good houses for the
last few weeks and have liquadated tt e
larger part of the claims that we're
held here when they left.
John Nash, who held the watch Of
one Of the troupe as security for .
claim of GA, sent it to Johnstown today
having received word to the effect that
the claim was settled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16

COM. CLAPP
REINSTA1
But Only With a
Resign
TRUSTEES IN stS'q
Special Meeting Held saturday
snlns at Request Of M J
Clspp', Friends

Thsm .ssa special @ee'inF Z
village ruslovs SATURDAY ''''''
"a !. Tho uqas.. Of lh' ~
s,ms, oomnlsslonsr rs cisei
,s, ina, ar clapp .ss ao' pn'
considered uhsn Il yas so's~
Pc ise Nth he ssr n
night.
Preside u A J
Richie, Moor
Evans and HJ
"a 10 resclnd
meeting No
tho service.
y Clapp.
Trustee
iloa that
street coin
los hnapc
he b. glrc(
scBcc With
the board
No aciIg
ton bot q
Mr. Clam
wI,ho,, n
ro.I,..,,on ~
Ing Of the board !,
al TbI. .ub-
Ne p,,c,,e
roco,dod n,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
Weather

Fajf cooler tonight and Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Annie Thompson, of Ash
land, WEEDS Mr.. Luck.
(spccial 10 The TImes-Dlspatch.)

Especial TO y ne IlneS- DlSpat ch.)
Annie Thompson. daughter of Mr. and
married on yesterday In, Washington. p.
c., to Mr.. Apollus Luck. The mother,
panied them to Washington.
Mrs. Charles Blakcy was called to
Cherry Hill yesterday on account of the
illness Of her brothers wife, Mrs. Edward
Rice. She is expected to return home
"A lawn party is being hold tonight at
the home OF Mrs, n. =. Thompson. by
the Junior Order Of United American
used for the.purrose Of buying n flag for
the new school house. q
delightful talk was given this after
noon by Mrs. J. L. Patton 20, on mission
Church. representatives from the vari-
Miss Belle Harris, daughter of Mrs.
county, Is the CUES, of Miss Mamie Pes
dleton.
Miss Martha Hughes, who has been
i visiting relatives In Farmville. returned
Mrs Nj. T. Wood, Mrs. NJ. E. coombs
and Mrs, Blanche Pitman, of Boston. who
spent last winter here, arrived this nf-
tcrnoon on the 6:35 train and have en-
ft na for a5 !he coming ." winter "s s'S @
Mrs. A. M. Porter continues very sick,
md the services of Miss Rose boswell
have been engaged as nurse.
Henry clay Inn: Mrs. II. G. Citizen. Miss
Gatlcn, Little Rock, Ark; ]. A. McLane
Texas; l.. n, Dibrell. Ithaca, n, r.: L
knieger Jr. Bnltimors, Md; 81 8
Price, Atlanta, Ga; c. u. MARYLAND
Chicago, Ill; Mrs. Perry Clyde Pitman
Boston, Mass,
Misses Mildred and Virgie Evans en-
tertained small party of friends las
r.JS rh1 nf hap rfs
was played Among those present Were
Miss Daisy Aver of New York city; Mis-!
Sarah Baughman. of Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Sheppard. Miss Ellie Pros
Ellis and Charlie Bridges, of Ashland.
Delightful refreshments We're served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
n Chatham Affairs.

Especial to The Times. Dlspat9G;n.l Nj.
GATA A ssptjfmpeh6 her iriends
with a lawn purity Tuesday night. Ihe
spacious lawn was brilliantly illuminn.-
cd with numerous Jnpnnese sIantGsns s aha
pended from overhanglng boughs. SHe
Whitehead, and Mr., George w. Norman.
Various games were iGye ,ho on guests .hs
repaired to the pnrlor and engaged IN
trying 10 pin on The dOnksy's tall, IN
which John Van Denberg came out wln-
and captured ne soa rst p Ihlzsb eo nah
cd or a cake or corn bread. was donated
to Charlie Yeats. Serving OF refresh
lncnts closed Intervening OF pleasure.
The Chatham Graded scno9! opeH te1
many sesslons. Professor r. 3 Watson.
Jr., principal; Misses Rebecca Tredway.
Stella Barr and Mania johnson compos,S,
the efficient ana expsr aen 90 much rowd.
ed that all children under seven were
refused enrolment. which was IN keep
Ing with the existing law governing pup
Chatham is sadly in need OF q n new "
school building and moro teachers. Il u
the desire and hope OF every patron tnn t,i
tho dime is near when Chatha VIII
have both. Wit b adva htases eaua'''''s '''o
REV. r. E.@ u. Aylor, Of Chatham. lis Is
Church. a few miles from TINS page itH
w. I Smith, OF tho county, while re.
turning home on Monday, lost hls wa ~
comtailIng over $3.50 In currency also
The holiness revival which has been
in progress more than two weeks WI! WI!
Continue Into next week. Every night
the building Is crowded ,,,,.,,,,,o ;.
guest of Mrs, Ro. Fl. Tredway, Jr,
''Mlss Mary GoolsDy returned this week
from visiting in 0reenyiile, n. c.. -,
Mrs II. NJ. Young returned reeent.S
DIR. r, l.. Whitehead has been III Sow
erni days with locomotor ataxia.
Edwin FowlkeA Of Texas. Is visiting
relatives, ,vho bns
been iii With fever. is Improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
WELCOMED STUDENTS
TO THE /. |. C0Ll Il ! !.
Enjoyable Exercises Held in the
College Last Night-]Pro-
fessors introduced.

~ J
rho formal opening exercises Of Rich
mold College ihM .nlght were attended
with mitch OF interest md pleasure. All
the addresses wern good and enjoyed, as
attcsted BY tho vigorous applause that
greeted ehch OF heni, Tho chief nd-i
dress Of the evening. by Prof. ]. g. Met
e es \, " lstetned to With Win tho great
rho opohing prayer iwns offered BY
Rev, j.. y. 1iQtso,i, president Bontwriglllt
Introduced @stheasstsuv. 10. w. stone, who
llcsrohe a9iWsiborno to Tic ,.tudcnts
from the churches Of tho city Flo prnis-
cd highly the ministry Of Ill the churches
Of all denominations, saying no city
OF the country has churches manned by
bettar men. all 5s III n Il.
81 nov. Dr.I George Mcdaniel spoke, well
coming tho students to The city In gen
crnl,S IIc spoke eloqucntly OF tho city,
lts fame and tho lessons to be learn
ed from its historic churches, It's nonu-l
ments and cemeteries. and It's buildings
He secured great applause BY his declar-
alton hat young, men would find tho
RithtnonI girlsinore cntrnncing than3"rhe
Gift ri LEI s13ehind Me-"
S In introducing Inc new professor OF
English President Bontwrght named tho
professors lllustrlous predecessors. DR.:
]. L. NJ. Curry, DR.. a. B.. Brown, Dr..
John Pollard, Or. y. a.. G, Chandler and
Dr.! +. c. Woodward.
Professor Metcalf was listened to with
great interest M no untolded his theme,
THE Growth OF tho Time Spirit In Eng
tlish Literature"
Regret was felt that the new asso-
ciate sin law. DR. W. s. MCNEIL, wns
necessarily absent. The president intro
duced DR.. u. NJ. WHITEHEAD. the acting
professor OF chemistry. Or. WHITEHEAD
is, we'll known in Richmond. being con-
nected with several OF the city's insti-
tutions. He captured his audience by
most humorous setting forth OF tho
uses, and abuses OF chemistry.
The exercises closed with m invita-
ton from the college Y. NJ. G. A. through
its president. Mr. Dana Terry, and a
bencdiction By Or. John Pollard
Music added great pleasure to the oc-
casion and extended applause was ao-
corded Miss nladge Bowie and MISS
Eyre, who sang with singular sweet
ness. AZ &
The evening was closed With q recep-
ton In the college dining hall. where
things that delighted the inner man were
bountifully served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
PROMINENT VISITORS.
"A Number Of Public Men Are
Registered in the City.

There were Il good many yirgininns OF
moro or less prominence In the city last
night.
DR.. b. r. Bryant, n,emebr OF the House
from Southampton, is at Murphy's. He
came up on some private business. and
Will leave to-day. DR.. Bryant failed OF
denomination in the primary by less than
fifty votes.
Hon. Roy G. Mitchell. OF Rockbridge,
another House ncmbeI was here He
has been named by the Democrats &c
run again. Mr.. Mitchell came down tc
enter some horses for the coming show
and left last night.
Colonel Robert Catlctt, Of Rockbridge
and Mr. ". G. Mathews, prominent
railroad contractor Of Clifton Forge, were
seen III Murphy's lobby last night, as was
also former Sheriff Newton c. Watts, OF
AuC,lsta,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
THERE WILL NOT BE
DANGER TO PRESIDENT
inv Associated Press.)

-T-1 icy NssOClH ttu 0TtS5' 1s99lI .-7
NEW ORLEANS September 2i.-Wh ile
the fact that the Arkansas authorities
have asked ten days time In which to
give Il definite answer to DrSWhite's
inuuiry as to whether the PRESIDENTS
Train can enter that State after leaving
hero, has caused some disappointment. 1t
Is the expectation OF the health authors
ties that the situation will sufficiently
Improve by October LIST to warrant the
olflcla.s 81 the sister State giving tho
pcrmiss!on. Meanwhile New Orleans Is
going forward with Its preparations TO
receive the President, and It IL tho opinion
OF the entire medical fraternity that ne
willacome here without the slightest risk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

Will Get Some Back.

Some OF this money was left over fot
the reason that many local committees
bore the expenses In their counties and
cities, and the remainder will be dis
tribpted pro rata among the candidates.
There was little Of public interest NOV
Ing political circles yesterday Secretary
Britton had returned to the city and
was at headquarters ut Murphy's
Following are the appointments Tor
Democratic speaking, so fnr as they an
nounced; ,.aS.
Claude A.. Swanson. Orange, September
Is; Carter Glass. Houston. September
p5th; a. j. Montague, Nilddlesex. Sep
TENDER 18th: Thos. s. Martin, spotsylya-
MIA, October I'd days, fredericksburg,
October I'd tnlghD: Jno. II. Rlxey. Spot
gylvanla. October I'd day. Fredericks-
burg, October I'd (nighD; Francis Rires
Lassitcr, Houston, September 18th; Geo.
c. Cabel, Jr., Surry, September 18th;
r. T. ". Duke. Orange. September 25th;
aubrey 7. Strobe, Nelson September
! 18th, gr5 .1f.3t .NG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

pipc with chalk monstrosities. pick holes
in tho clustering. come With soiled countc-
Gnnnces. ETC. Make tho boy brighten
that stove with nye-cent box Of polish,
or put d new collar and tic on the one
with his fnce besmtrchcd.
I'm a case OF honor. leave the boy or
4 girl to his schoolmatcs. !,
4 Aner the departure OF Mrs. Dashieu
on No, 10 for Richmond, over eighty pu-
pills were enrolled In the school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
East Side Riot.
fRv AssocInted Press.

3 ~ (By Assoclnted Freas.)
NEW YORK, September 21.-One man
ana mms t Two OTHER persons shot IN an East
sido riot tonight. The fight followed
tie effort Of tho police !. !, to = c lee
had become disorderly In frontfa@of
a restaurant In lower Second Ave-
ME. There had beff Gumeroons c0m-
plants from the neigh borhood that rem rem
IN "rangs" on tho East Side had been
meeting MI at the restaurant and were be-
Coming unruly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
To Resume Racing

Il CHICAGO, ILL, September 2l,-All
doubts as to tho prompt opening Of the
Crescent City race track at New Orleans
were set at rest to-day after q conference
OF President G. s, Bush, General Manager
p. a. Rennud. and Secretary Martin Ma
thanson. Racing at Crescent City track
Will begin on November 3otl.
Many horsemen we're alarmed lest the
yellow fever epidemic would cause u post
ponernent of racing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
OBITUARY.
Samuel Lit Elmo Austin.

Samuel Lift Elmo Austin.
Hosnitnl yesterday AZ 4;S0 a. n. ~ Lna
funsrai WIN take place from h ofaInak s'sess
Nh. Mrs, Mary B. Jordan.
Mrs. Mary y Jordan; q No; PAN 70 Mors az
rw ae 3 H The Inc funeral viii be from
the the residence to-day at l:so F, q, m.
terment WIN he nj Providence ChuFo''
chesterfield county, va
Mrs. Martha Reberis.
~ ,,,noro1& Of Mrs Martha Rebelra
~ nne n tuea at 10 o'clock yesterday morn.
;po from ST Patrick's Church. Ah'et-
I'M MAN wus in ST. Maury's Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
M. WHITES TO GO
SHOOTING With KAISER
ocIal to Tho Times-

y, Especial to Tho Tlmes- DIspatcn'J
COLOGNE, September 2l.-M. Witte
win make sojourn OF several days IN
Berlin. Prince Bulow will go especially
to Berlin to meet the Russian states
man, who viii surely be asked by the
Emperor to visit him and join IN the
shooting at Romlntem Castle. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
a Woman's Body Found.

~ 'hB4Id PVfUTOUbbV MdI ~ ,,-7-I y !,
BOSTON, September 21,-Tho police o.
winthrop ana Medical Examiner Harris.
OF Boston, were called upon tonight to
investigate the death OF a woman whose
dismembered body. wrapped In white Of
cloth, was found In green leather suit
case In tho water near the Winthrop
Yacht Club House carly Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Ear is Cut in Twain,

In a street fight that occurred between
two negroes In the rear Of 1905 East
Franklin Street, Guy Carleton struck
Joo washington In the head with a
sharp stone and nearly severed his ear.
Dr.. Pitt, OF tho Ambulance Corps was
called In. lie took two stitches and re-
placed the ear, 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

nents expressed, and II Is entirely gra-
tuitous reflection upon the congress to
Intimate that there were any such views
represented In It.
then he was asked II the congress was
a Baptist organization In tho true sense
Of tho word. He replied: I'm, my con-
oeption 1t was thoroughly Baptist ana N
entire harmony with our principles OF
demon Ina tiOnal lfe.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Golf Professionals.

(speclal to The Times lspatehs)
BnAUAfCNT, TEXAS, september 3l.-
son Texne, seventy miles north Of here,
rIe entire plai1 OF he. Kirby Lumber
Company WIS totally DESTROYED at
O'Clock this evening". Il
One hundred men are thrown out Of
employment. Lo5A INV. 9QQ. 81 Il, I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Wheel Falls On Him,

John Booker, colored, employed at the
Locomotive Works was hurt yesterday
mornin by heavy iron wheel falling
on him, His left thigh and left hand
were badly bruised, and he had to be
carried 10 The YirEni;x Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Mr.. Koiner Returns.

Cg6 :As.oner of Agriculture Geo. w.
Koliicr IS back at his desk In the La
brarH building and is much improved in
health Mr.. Kolner said he would do
whatever Chairman Ellyson might elect
concerning his course In the campaign.
az am ready to take the stump IL Mr.
Ellyson shall desire me to speak, he de-
clared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Ticket Delayed.

(special to The Times-D sentch) 1
NEW YORK. scrlember 2i.-Srhcre has
been another delay In the naming Of the
fusion ticket to oppose the eand1amtGs 10 oI
o' II IL believed flint the Citlzcns' Union
viii again be q part Of the fusion forces.
lyn. Ia spositlvely and finally refused to
allow the use OF his name as candos-
date for Mayor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Cut Off His Finger,

Davis Hollett, an empoyc OF The Old
Dominion Iron and NAH Works, had the
misfortune to lose one OF his fingers yes
terday morning, Some heavy iron fell on
his left hand MASKING his index finger,
which had 10 be umpututed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

III y n, |. ~ 4. y, !. \. ....,, 4.eo
4 H. a.,,a,, ~. 4, /. LIS
Is ~ - ia, ,i.ui ~, ~ 4 . 4. 5000
D s.i,,,sn 80 I VSa.4O
X, y u, Z, " , . " ". Y, 4. .$ic 0A7.4G
III The railroads, too, came N for their
sS share Of what was going IN the way Or Or
@long green. II Is estimated that ABOUT
$1,000 or $1,000 went this way. The iten,
III Of campaign buttons, too, was an ex-
ii pensIve one. Here nre the figures:
sMontngte ,..4,...., ....S w.
swanson ~ "a
Mann " - 80
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'o4V Sp
X t,aptni,, willard distributed rerhaps
mare but tons than any other candidate,
8but 7he puts this Item in With ndrertls.
tinr generally, so 1t cannot be included
Sin the above table. t55 ~
rho following amounts went 70 thc
state Committee for entrance fees:
Asxnrtit, Observation-Disclosures. ..S!'otV
Montague a...........i............ ...'.: i'ovV
RMarn Observation-Disclosures. .,.........t lVN
{, -. :, 80, a 4 \. ,...,............ 100
s,,,,,,ns,, = ,',I5.' ........ 800
5,,u..aa,. - 4 100
y{Cnbell ~
Anderson .................. ~. $1,000 w. w
WILLIAMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. W.
ik0iner ~
lila rman E.... .......................' ouo
ID. @. Egglcston ............,.:..,..i. ~
u D. Eggleston. Jr.................... ~
'I1,i,,e,. III. ..1...... 200
u . q { y + q y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
h, i.l1l We a ,fsfe7lf I'9p y.
HBerry's for Clothes."

Goinq "a school>is the most
i'm portant part 81 q boys ltfe.
He should have comfortable
well fitting olotnes. HI !.
+ 4f We're schooled in the art OF
Boys clothes and we wartthe
mothers TO know It.
We've learned our lesson.
Results here to show you
and we'refproud oithelr1.
$ Nobby School Suit, $3.50.
Better, ofcourse, at $500.
Swell garn ents, all styles
and fabrics, $3.50 to $500.
SEASON-OLD SUITS.
Many and many q mother.
has found justw hat he wa n ted
for her boy here in. this sale OF
suits from 1astvinter.
XII Many more may. ST.
$3.50 for Suits up to BB 100.
S3.BOsior Suits up to $500.
$4.75 for. Suits up TO 5000.
HATS.
Just as well wear the best.
.DU MAP. 81
or, 1.-THE English hat strikes
your fancy, It's here -t h 9.
All the other good makes,
down to the popular Tele-,
scoPe,"iancy band, at $1.6O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Dr.. Gardeners Statement.

DR.. c. s. Gardner. pastor of Grace
Street Baptist church. who created such
n sensation by his speech In tho Con-
gress on tho awakening OF Japan. was
seen last night By q representative of
The Times Dispatch, and reluctantly con-
sented to be interviewed in regard to
tho letter. DR.. Gardner expressed some
delicncy In having himself interviewed
for publication. ms the letter was not ad-
dressed to him; and he wishes It to DO
understood that he was interviewed only
through rccognii abJlo sentiments in rela-
ton to tho Congress, and that he did
not undertake, in any way, to make a
personal answer to tho letter OF DR.,
Hawthorne.
The first question asked was: ~ nat
Is your estimate of the character, sp!r1<
and work OF the Congress7'
TIe answored II think the meeting was
renlly great one. The body represented.
rs think, the intelligence and character
OF the baptist denomination throughout
the world, OF course there were many
strong men who did not 20, but those
who were present I think were thor
| oughly representative. Tho meetings
were characterized by very enthusiastic,
| devotional spirit. The great, Fundamental
principles of the denomination were re-
peatculy emphasized, nlQ not IopseTYc
Gny tendency to d!scredit any OF our
great. fundamental principles OF Christ
ianiuy; tho tendency was to exalt them,
The missionary zeal was Intense 1t
carried great encouragement to Baptista
In those countries where the denomna-
tion IL weak. There vera divergent Views
on some questions held by representatives
| OF various nations and all types OF
Baptist life were present But there was
II Fundamental unity OF spirit and plr-
pose that Was beautiful to see. There
we're abont fo,lr thousand delegates in Mt
tendance, which, considering the fact
that II Was II new movement and con-
travel 10 he he present, s was surprisnsiy
large representation"
Its Profitable Influence,
Then the reporter asked: What will
bs lss influence. in youRg Judgment, upop
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-01-14
COMMITTEE FINISHES Task
TWELVE ARTICLES OF IMPEAcH.
MENT AGAINST FEDERAL
JUDGE sWAYNE.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE select
committee of the house appointed to
draft articles of impeachment against
Federal Judge swayne has completed
its work by the preparation of twelve
articles of impeachment. They en-
brace obtaining money by false pre-
lenses; using the property of bank
rupt corporation in the hands of a re.
ceiver appointed by himself and with
out making compensation to the COM
pany; for disobeying the law requiring
him to live in his district; for "unlaw-
fully and maliciously" ining and i'm
prisoning E. T. Davis and Simeon Bel
den. attorneys at law, for alleged con-
tempt of the circuit court of the Unit
ed States: for "unlawfully committing
to prison" w. G. O'Neal on the charge
that he had committed contempt Of
the district court of the United States.
A minority report signed by Repre-
sentatives Littlefield OF Maine and
Parker of New Jersey dissents to all
the articles of impeachment except
that pertaining to the falsffication OF
the expense account of Judge Swayne.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-01-14
PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE WAR
TURKEY AND BULGARIA GETTING
READY FOR TROUBLE IN
THE SPRING.

,4.-f 4.9t
London, Jan. 1.-THE active prep
arations already reported to have been
made both in Turkey and Bulgaria for
q possible war this year are fully con-
Armed by private letter received in
London from minister accredited to
the Balkan courts. This minister, who
has just completed a tour offthe Bal
kan capitals, writes that the Turkish
and Bulgarian governments are ener-
getically preparing for eventualities.
Large shipments of arms and ammuni-
tion have been made and recruits from
Asia Minor are arriving at .Salonica
weekly for service in the Turkish
army. The Bulgarian and Greek bands
in Macedonia are increasing daily and
are fighting each other and the Turks.
This three-cornered guerrilla warfare
threatens to assume the, bloodiest
phase in the spring.
"But," concludes the minister,
whether or not there will be real war
between Turkey and Bulgaria in the
spring am not prophet enough to say.
Unless certain powers think the time
is opportune war may be postponed
this year as last, but in, any event we
are year nearer the inevitable con-
fiict."