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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

ativo In pressing the passage or the Mann
blll;# TINT lie Introduced 1t early IN De-
certiber, 1902, nhd waited for public sens
tmert Ito manifest Itself, because he dla
not think lie cotild OF ought to press II
Unless there was Il strong 1iiibic senti-
.ment Behind It; that this sent ltnct,t com
,ilicnced to manifest itself latn III F'eDruI.
arys 1903; Tint petition was presented ,'e
from every county IN virginia asking for
its passage; that these petitions contained
tho names OF from 10000 to 10000 voters,
that the Bill WIS endorsed by tho Mctho--
dist Conference, consisting Of about
13o, 900 or 140 900 incinbers; by tho Baptist
General Association, Of about the Same
number, or perhaps moro members, ana
by tho Christian Church. consisting OF
10000 or 10000 members, nnd While the
other denominations did not olIiclally c il
ldorse tho mcnsuTn, the Individual mem.
sbuiy did, SO there was behind this bill
tho strongest public sch tlment which llau
ever gathered behind any measure since
tho foundation OF the government; TINT
only twenty llve out OF 140 members Or
the Legislature voted ngninst ho bill Ii
that II was approved by q Democrntl TIC
Governorlnnd expressed the policy o. INC t,l
Democratic party OF Virginia as to tho
regulation Of the whlskcy traiiic IN the
rural districts or Virginia.
I. The Mann Bill.
lie said tho Mann bill simply atnordcds
tho old law as follows:
1, THAT the saloon keeper would per-
sonally attend to his business.
2, THAT II must be ut. place where
police protection was afforded. \,
4. That majority OF the qunlifiod
voters OF tho district must favor It,.
d,RThat It must not BIO nga Inst q SOUND
niihtIc policy Or hurtfpl to morals and
mhtcrlhi Interests OF tho community IN
which 1T, Is located. lS,., IS, i,
t Tic said It only applied to country us
trlcts; that it had closed o5 cross roads
bnrroons added since It went INTO eItect
more than 100000 to tho revenuo OF the
state: had In many instances elnpticd
the tails, reduced criminal expenses IN
the counties in which 1t operated, hpd
made It safe for ladies to go about the
country without escorts, had glnddened
many a home and since 1t went into effect
there had not been a single assault on,
n white woman by colored man n
Virginia so far ns he Knew
Judge Mann said nc was not a prohi-
bitIonlst, but Il Democrat; that he had
been made tho standard bearer OF tenn
roranco reform in the country that he
had carried the banner by the hell q
the people to victory. and that morally
and according to the principles OF fair
play he was entitled to the support OF
those who have put him forward; that
If the people who signed the petition
asking for the passage OF his bill and
tho great dcnomlna Lions which endorsed
the bill would vote as they prayed ne
would be elected by Il large majority.
And In conclusion he promised the peo-
Die, God helping, to give them the best
administration Of which he was capable
Judge Mann alluded playfully to the
position of his competitors on the LIQUOR
question, but was courteous throughout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
VIRGINIA CITIES ACT.
Taking Steps to Prevent vent Entrance
Of Yellow Fever.
Try lAssocinted Hress.)

NORFOLK. VA. July 31.-At tho eau
&c tho Norfolk Health Board to-night
the health commissioners of Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Berkeley and Norfolk county
viii act In concert to protect this Sec &c :.
lion from yellow fever The number OF
steamships from infected ports putting
in here for bunker coal Is one Of the ,rea-
sons for the action. Crude petroleum
viii he used in all cistcrhs and mosquito
breeding places with screens and other
precautions. Additional sanitary lnspcc,
tors will be at once sworn III ana q rlslu -
inspection OF tho city instituted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

health authorities Or the State, lie would
respond that If they were not guilty of
incompetency and neglect, they swero UNI
.doubtcdly guilty of something else, And
so on, I'D infinitum. Tho issue was made
clear and plain. Either the Governor Of
Mississippi must produce proofs of his
charges or the public will convict him of
unseemly and extraVagant use Of invec-
tive and OF fairly amuzing disregard Of
the good name OF honorable and high
minded Louisiana public officials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Pavnaster Hurt,

Especial to Tho Times Dlsp y, ~.
DEXTER arf Tiffany, us. NJ" stationed At the
here IN charge Of a n,5Sa hoy{
thIs X ernooi aud sustained n very serious
f OF the skull ~
Me was taken to The sarah rr heIg p Me- tS.
mortal ospit9 ana f he be operated
uG He'was appointed to the J, navy from MIS-;
here since December, 1903
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
FEVER ON PROTEUs.
Four Children Transferred to
Hoffrnan's Island for Inspection

03y Associated Press,)
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Symptoms OF
fever were discovered to-day on the
steamer Proteus. direct from New or-
leans, A test caused four children TO DC
transferred to Hoffmans Island for IN
spoctlon for the cause of fever which
had Just appeared. Three adults accom-
panied them to tho detention HOSPITAL,
The proteus then proceeded to her docK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
ESTABLISH STATIONS !.
FOR SUPPLY OF: FOOD.
lBy Associated Press,)

4 PANAMA. July 3l,-Goyernor. MACON
has informed the goernment of Panama
that the canal commission has decided 70
establish commisarat stations for tho
supply Of food. etc., for canal laOorers
along the zone, excluding Panama anu
panama undoubtedly will not be pleased
with the measure, whichimnst reduce I'M
port duties. tho principal income or the
rcpubllC. - ..-,.l -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
STATE TROOPS TO
GUARD ARKANSAS
Board Of Health Has No Funds
With Which to Enforce
Quarantine,
. ny Associated Press.l

LITspLE ROCK. July 3l.-A, meeting
Of the Arkansas stats board Of hes.
here to-day. " quarantine against dis
,ricts where yellow fever prevails, was
declared The board OF health has upon
several occasions, asked The State Legls-
lature 10 ran appropriation 70 be used y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
/, Limited English.

Ing OF English are opening what they 90
Anglo Chinese schools In Shanghai and neigh
boring towns. One OF these SCHOOLS iTankly
far az the letter ca n III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
DISCOVER CASE OF
FEVER IN SANTIAGO
Sailor From Steamer From Colon
Develops Quite Positive s,ss
Symptoms.
.(By Associated Press.)

SANTIAGO, CUBA, July 3l.-Five or
tho crew Of the steamer Athenian, from
Colon, we're brought ashore. yesterday
and placed sin tho inspection hotel. ono
OF the sailors has since developed quite
positive symptomsHaf yellow fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
SERIOUS Defeat FOR
Government TROOPS
(By Associated loress.)

(I3y Associated Press.) n
.TANGIDR, MOROCCO August 1.-The
report IL current here that the governs
men troops have met q serious defeat
near lJiadQ, fr ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
STARR TELLS STORY
OF UNDERSTANDINGS
lny Associated loress

PORTLAND. ORE, July sl,-ln the re-
trial of Congressman Williamson. DR.,
Van Gessner and former United States
Commissioner Biggs,, charged with con-
ment Of public lands In Oregon, William
sons nephew, Ernest Starr, testified that
there had len an understanding between
Gcssnar ana himself that Gcssner should
pay $500 FOR STAIRS claim when he Sc
cured the pa,en, from The government
DIR. Gessncr denied Stars testimony, and
Prosecutor Hcney began his arguments
for tho government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
STORY OF SHOOTING
OF TTALlANSaDENlED
Said That Two Were Killed and
Three Seriously Wounded at
Lumberton..
I'd, n RI
INV Associated. Press. )

ID L
BIRGINGHAN1,$ ALA., July 3l.--A spe-
tcinl to tho Ago-Herald from Meridian,
Miss, says: 40 ..ri, IS qsyafy'se
Five Italians were, shot down by the
guards OF the detcn ton station near
Iumberton this morning, two being
killed and three seriously wounded. Dr..
Donald State health officer at Eattles-
burg, gave out tho first intlmation OF the
occurrence over the long distance telc-
phone shortly before noon, and later the
details were obtained from other sources.
A case of yellow fever was developed
a few. days ago among Italian refugees
from New Orleans in the suburbs OF
the town, and the house In which the
PATIENTS lay III was isolated. The State
health authorities took care OF the case
while those who had come III contact
with the sicH man were detained under
guard at d camp provided for the pur-
pose Five of these carly this morning
made an attempt to escape, inc guards
repeatedly called upon them to halt, but
no attention was paid to them. The pur-
| tivcs, all OF them falling In their tracks.
| From the best obtainabe information
two of the Italians were instantly killed
| by the volcy, and the other three more
OF less seriously wounded
Lumberton Is " town on the New Or
leans and Northern Railroad about
eighty miles northeast of Now Orleans
and contains the only case OF fever thu
FAR developed IN Mississippi.
CBy Associated prcss)
/ MEMPHIS, TENN. July 3l,--A spe-
cal to the Commercial Appeal from
/ Lumberton. Miss, says:
DR.. Charles Baron. In charge Of the de-
tention camp. pronounces MS false th'
story telcgraphcd from here to-day tina
several Italians were shot IN an attempt
to escape quarantine restrictions Ther'
vas no serious conflict between tho
| guard and the Italians; 56
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
NERVOUS WOMEN

Take Aorsford's Acid Phosphate.
Quiets, the, nerves, relieves nausea and
sick headache and Induces refreshing
sleep, ..-.--.--.---.-.,--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
YELLOW sCOURGE
Still SPREADING
Continued From First Page,)

City, eighty miles west of New Orleans
had been pronounced yellow fever. Every
precaution is taken to prevent spreac
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06

''n BABY S nnS so Elfudinston' Mich kills WIFE
Jul. i2-s. Riggs, Clinton. Ia, Kills wife and
l4NFrederick Nelson near st. cloud
MINI, killed wife and self.
lie r. Washburn. board Of trade man,
N Y, kills wife, augnter and self.
PA Mergan. Cii,aEo. kills wife. threw
mitted su eide.
2G-Mrs. Anna Koiodzik, Chicago, killed
three children and self By ua! hyXiat on.
29-Il Hoo ges wife and three chill ren
killed at Statesboro, Ga, ir ourninE OK
home by negroes.
Aug. Illinois Central train held up out
% Negro publicly burned at Cedartown,
&c; Benneway Madison, wis, kills wife
Sept; 7-Joseph Regnet Irving Park, ILL.,,
killed wife and self
2S,,7 Buffalo aldermen indicted on bribery
charges
Oct slo 2L 1('ls Geitrell, obrien's Landing
9-FreelaI Cfnd) bank destroyed by dyna-
mite; 500 p.1 taken
23-Frank Loos higin, H., kills wife and
27-Mrs Rae Krarss. Hartford city, Ind.
confesses murder Of stepdaughter, re
ceiving lie sentence.
2S-Wm PedGlcCrd, near Perry, Ia, killed
wife and self
Nov. 4--Wm. Muthart near Munger, Mich,
Killed sweetheart and self. ~
13-Adolph IIummei, Hamilton, o. killed
son and self
2o-Wm. Bate Chicago chauffeur murdered
in auto near Lemort H., by unknown.
23-Frank Saylor killed Henry HENDERSON
and uncle, Geo. Henderson, at Philadel-
| phia
| Dec DIR Tucker. Des Moines, Ia, killed
domestic and self because of wife's jeal-
ousy
! CIV. Banes, Rochester, Ind, killed wife.
q her employer and self. Jealousy the cause.
S-Trenton, S. c., y b Hughes, wife and
two daughters murdered by unknown
persons.
11-Bandits rob Peoria. H., national bank
of 50 900
| 12-Post Office at Renbeck. Ia, robbed of
81. 500. Mrs Chadwick indicted on forg-
cry charge at Cleveland. O.
! 14-Robbers looted Rice Station, MINI,
! bank securing $1,000
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06

2c--lo miners .suffooatod by gas in Will
sO-Near Warwick Tenn. 6 in dynamite
explosion. Saiida Col, 8 drowned in
collapse of Arkansas river bridge
Jun. 2-Near Norwalk o., in railroad
wreck
6-independence, Col, 10 ly dyramite.
13-Glenwood Oll) picnic train wrecked, 10.
Blnme on engineer.
10 Loco persons p; rished by burning,
cru. ing and drowning on excursion
steamer Slocum in East river, New
York.
2O-Teal lake, Mich. drowned.
30-Ncdr Ehrenfe.d, Pa, IN locomotive
lJhcr explosion.
july 3-Steumer Norge sunk in North At
lantic, neary 100 pcrishing 20 in
Litchiicid. III, train wreck.
4-Muskegon. Mich, drowned in capsiz-
s-Near RockfCrd. Canada, in dynamite
explosion. Thebes, ILL.,. on Mississippi
1O-in New Jersey excursion train wreck, II.
Aug. 5-ln Mississippi at Alton ILL.,, 3
SNiTan wreck at pueblo Col. 100
11-GOid Hill. n. g., in flooded mine.
14-ln Potomac river 10.
15-Steamer Per.uin on African coast is
Sep. yellow creek. w. Va, in oil ex-
plosion.
4-st Louis, Mo, in train wreck. . in
nitro-glycerin explosion near Sandusky,
O...5 in capsizing launch on Lake Erie.
5-Ncar BryCe.in, Mimi. in boiler eXplo-
sion.
6-Pendleton, Mo, in train wreck, s.
11-Deiaware river in steamer crash, s.
21-Melrose, Mass, ID in dynamite explosion.
22-Near Grove. l. T.. in collapse of scat
fold on bridge.
23-Pieasant Ridge, o., girls in collapse
of school.
24-Near Newmarket Tenn, IS in collision
on Southern railway
Oct 3-Cartersviile, Ky, 4 crushed under
100 tons of earth.
| &c suffocated in St Clair river (Mich.)
tunnel...5 drowned in Pensacola bay,
| Fla.
1O-Near warrensburg. Mo. 20 in railroad
collision.
14-Steamer Wentworth sunk off Cape Cod
| IL drowned.
Nov. I'm mine at Nanticoke, Pa, 10 in
fall of cage to bottom of shaft. 9 in col
lapse of reservoir at Winston, n. c.
13-Near Green River, Wyo.. II in head or
collision of passenger and freight trains
! 1s-Grand Crossing, Ill, 4 in gas explosion.
20-Brooklyn n. Y, u in burning tenement
| Dec S-Burnett Wash, Ia miners in explo
sion of fire damp.
1S-Steamer Glen Island destroyed by fire
in Long Island sound, die
19-At mouth of Big Sandy river, Ky, i
from wood alcohol poisoning. ~ in fall
ing walls at Minneapolis MINI.
PIN mine near Bolivar, Pa, Z suffocated
26-In wrecks at Maud's Station anC
Charleston, ILL.,, ten.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06
Sporting

AN. 1--Joc Cans success Ciy defends uue
to lightweight championship AGAINST
fItZ-rfalu, OIL BfOukl5l u, al DeI Jlt....
Henry tord. Automobiles, cove. mic il
O.39 20, al Detroit.
&c Steamer Deutschland makes trip from
.leW York to Gibraltar in 5days, % AUuta.
%-Barney Odheid wins American auto
Championship at Ormond, Fla. Time,
29|W. X. Vanderbilt breaks auto record
for 80, 20 and 10 miles; 1919 AS. II: O2 and
= 70 40, respectively.
FEB Abe Attel knocks out Harry Forbes
IN ilSht for featherweght championship
at ST. Louis
12-krauss and Spies, Washington, D. c..
win 2-men team bowling champion ship.
l3-National bowling championship won by
Martin Kern, ST. Louis
I'll Elliot, Denver, sets new bowling
29-ioung Corbett knocks out Sullivan In
11th round
Mar. 25-Jlmmie Britt whips Young Cor
bett.
2S-G F. slosson breaks worlds billiard 49,
inch balk line record runs 29l
Apr. Irrational and American League
baseball seasons opened.
May 2-Elwood wins Kentucky Derby.
Jun; 5-Oregon first in target practice....
Michigan wins conference meet
lo-Highball wins American Derby; time
2S-Syracuse wins intercollegiate SCARED
J1 1sr5 1-YaIe wins SCARED race from Har-
10-Wm. Anderson captures national golf
championship on Glen View Qll) links
A-Yale- Harvard defeat oxford Cam
bridge in athletic meet. Score 6 to g.
Aug. 22-Earl Kiser breaks worlds auto
record. Mile in 0:54
26-Jeffries whips Munroe in 2 rounds at
Frisco.
3O--T Hicks wins St Louis marathon race
Sep 24-Omaha wins Western League pen
nant.
Oct 1O-Boston wins American League
pennant....New York wins National
League pennant
H-Miss Bishop, Bridgeport, Conn, wins
national golf championship at Philadel-
phia.
H-Prince Direct and Morning Star driven
to pole at Memphis, Tenn, go half-mile in
1:0O44, breaking record.
EMaj. Delmar circles mile track at Mem
phis in 2:OlA. breaking record for I'M
paced trotters.
26-Dan Patch at Memphis paced mile in
LBS fastest ever paced by harness horse.
Nov. u-Lou Dillon sets worlds record
COD for unpaced mile.
12-Michigan defeats Chicago at Ann Arbor,
22 to IL, capturing football championship
of west.
17-Dan Patch breaks worlds record for
paced mile on 12-mile track at Oklahoma
City. Okla. Time 1903.
Dec. 20-James Britt defeats Battling Mel
son in 20 rounds in Frisco.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06
Fires

Jan. S-Pisek On. d. business section de-
2o..sheiby (o) Steel Tube Co.'S plant;
2s-Progresso Mex. 81. 100000 blaze.
31-Hollandale, Tenn, destroyed
Feb. S-Grand Chain, H. rearly entire
Lake Valley, Ark, almost totally de-
stroyed.
s-Baltimore. Md. almost 75 blocks dew
astated, including post Office, court
house, banks and newspaper Offices.
Ono dead, 90 Injured. Loss, SI25,OOO,-
900
1O-Oswego. n. 7, three buildings of corn
Robustness section Greenup. H., de-
stroyed.
25-Conneaut Harbor (O) business section
2e-Business section Nicholson. Pa, de-
stroyed.. Capitol. Madison, Wis, de-
Mar. 2-oklahoma prairie loss, $500, 900;
three dead. Large portion OF Rock
Mount, N. c., swept away.
7-Lyceum and Auditorium theaters in
Elmira, n. Y, destroyed.
Apr. l9-Toronto. Can. flame swept; loss,
2o~Marramec, Okla, wiped out.
May 1o-Entire business portion of La
loss. 1000 900.
Jun. 5-Peoria (Iil) distiiiery Loss, 81. 900 =
600; Is killed.
6-Danville, Va. Loss. $4,000.
l3-Cromwell, KY, almost destroyed. -.
Half business section Spooner Wis.
wiped out
l6-Entre business section Norton. Va. de-
stroyed.
n-Part of business section Macomb City,
Miss, destroyed.
! A-Almost entire business section Union
Grove, Wis, destroyed
! 27-Main portion Sisson. Cal, destroyed.
Jul. 5-Pier and elevator. Boston. Loss,
4 1880 OO0
ll-Walworth, Wis. die. Robson. Ia.
! 3 children perish.
l5-Nearly entire village of Kimball. Mich
Duluth. MINI, Omaha docks and
warehouses swept away, loss 81, 900.
! l9-Rhinelander, Wis. over half destroy ed
Aug. 50 die at Glidden, Ia. Buffalo N
" business building destroyed. causing
100000 loss
29-100 die at Binang, Luzon. LOSE, $500 900
Sep. 2-Business portion Gem, Idaho, swept
Ala die in New York tenement.
81 900 600 loss at Progresso, Mex.
12-Business section Idaho Falls. Idaho
wiped out
17-6 lives lost in New York tenement
2l-Oakley. Kan, destroyed,
Oct. Isl. Joseph. Mo. die in hotel fire
Nov. 4-West side OF Marion. Mich, de
stroyed causing 100000 loss.
16-Entre business district. Dublin. Miss.
wiped out.
Dec iS-Business district Minneapolis near
ly destroyed. 2 killed loss $4,000
23-Sioux City, Ia, 25 buildings destroyed
fireman killed loss 100000
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06
MsfsorioSieof

Jan. 22-Moundsvilie, Ala, swept by lorna
do: 81 killed.
Mar lO-Flood damage throughout north
17-Heaviest hailstorm on record caused
100000 damage in New Orleans.
H-Hlgginsville,. Mo, tornado RACES %
damage at Grand Rapids, Mich. and
throughout state causing loss of 81 900. 700.
25-Wind and flood in middle west cost .
lives and property loss Of 5000 ooo
2S-Floods in Indiana cost II lives; $40, DO.-
900 loss. 10 die in Arkansas storm.
Michigan floods cost lives, IS 900, 900 loss.
Apr l-Ottawa river submerges Lima, o..
drowned at Ottawa. o.
A-Big damage by tornado at Mcpherson
Kan.
20-6 killed in cloudburst near FIT. Collins,
27NTornado destroys New Liberty, Ill.
Jun. "a killed. 2 injured by lightning at
ton. Kan. homeless.
l0-9 die in Indian territory floods.
l6-Over so die in destruction Of FL Cobre
Cuba by tornado
19~4 killed by lightning. Falton, Pa
Jul. 10 killed by waterspout at Clinton
Okla.
S-Kansas City. Kan. inundated.
l3-Cloudburst at Manila, 200 die. Loss, 81,
900 0O0
3l~Douglas and Silver Star. New. sweep
Aug. isETornado sweeps Illinois and Mis-
2o~Minnesota tornado kills 10 Loss. So.
900. 600
22-S. Dakota cyclone kills C.
Sep. l6-Atlantic coast storm kills IA; does
much damage.
3O.-Trinidad, Col. struck by flood. Loss
81 OO,0OO.
oct, 2-Half watrous, N, Mex. RACED by
flood IL drowned.
Dec. 4-Rain breaks long drought through
out country.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06

Jan. 7-Buena Vista, Ark, negro attempted
assault on white girl.
14-Butch Riley Oegro). near Tallulah
Miss; murder Gilmore Moseley (negro)
in Sussex county, Va, after being acquit-
ted of crime. Jumbo Clark (negro). at
White Springs Fla; assault.
15-"General' Lee (negro). in dorchester
county, S. c., attempted assault.
Feb 3-John Winters (negro). at Dodds-
Vile. Miss, for murder.
7-Luther Holbert and wife (negroes),
burned at stake at Doddsville. Miss, for
murder of James Eastland... TWO Cleve-
land (Miss) negroes for murder. Rich
mond Dixon negro taken from jail by
Springfield CO., mob.
2o-Fayette Sawyer and Burke Harris,
negroes, charged with murder, at
Cleveland, Miss.
21-Montgomery (Tex) negro for robbery.
25-l3 negroes during weeks race war at
St Charles, Ark.
Jun. IA. Thompson (negro). at Arlington
Ga murder.
At. NJ. Myers (negro). near Crooks Covial,
Isl Woods (negro). near La Grange Ga.
26-S Durham (negro), at Europa, Miss.
Jul. John Jones (negro), near Carriers
1s-Negro, for assault on white man at
Clayton La
Aug. i6-2 negroes during race war at
Statesboro, Ga
22-Negro assaiiant of girl shot TO death
and body burned at Cedartown. Ga.
29-Negro "trusty" at Laramie, Wyo.
Sol Bumpass (negro). for assault near
Sep Negro for assault near Crossett.
Ark.
6-Bradley, Brunson. Fla. negro murderer.
Oct. ~. Morrison (white), Kershaw, s.
c.; assault
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-06

5-Citzens' bank. Mcleod Okla. Akron
(O) Savings Dank...ChicagO Women 5
business club
G-Wanzer & Co. Chicago grain merchants
Dow city DAD Exchange bank.
Buck Grove Oa) bank.
1S-McCoN's bank. Rensselaer,, Ind.
May 12-Fainrcrs state bank, Nardin,
Okla
2i-'rst national bank of cape May. y.
j.. closed b. special Orief.
Ju. p irst Nqj na9l aa. ltoga, n Y....
Grinrel Ual !irs, Ma. bank.
&-MaUS on Nv isl bark.
oct li-Bank Of plainhc.d Wis, closed ~
state commissioner.
Nov l1-Federal stock and Grain Co., Bos-
ton. assigns. Liabilities $lJ0o0o
T-Eccauso of run, Berlin Wis, bank closes.
1S-Janney Co., Ottumwa, Ia, goes to re-
CeiVcr
25--Davenport. Wash, national bank de-
ciareC insolVent.
2S-Gcn Coxcy. of Mount Vernon, o., bank
rupt Liabilities $2S7,OO0
Dec. SC. II. Slack q Co., prominent Chi
cago grocers Liabilities $167 900; assets
500 900
2O-First national bank. Conneaut, and Ma
rirc bank, Conncaut IIarbor, o., suspend
22-Dedham savings bank, Dedham, Ia
closed.