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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

pearance since his dead heat with Race King in the Metropolitan handicap on tion @ having in m worked Saa sSe one RoSnI mIe aDd quarter in 2:07 and the books made him a hot favorite at to 10; He. ran the distance today in 2:05. which is new record for the stake. Captain s. S. Browns Agile, paying even money for the place was second and Sidney Pag- cts Cairngorm second choice. third. Out of the original six entries two were scratched Sidney Paget withdrew Ira dition. depending on Cairngorm to ear ry his c9lors to. victory and J. B. Mad den declined the issue with Hot Shot. The start was good and Cairngorm broke first but Nicol at once sent Sy- sonby to the front and coming to the quarter pole was leading by two lengths oyer Cairngorm who was about back stretch they raced with Sysonby In the lead and going very easy At the three-quarter mark Nicol eased up Sysonbv q trifie but in the stretch drew away again and won galloping by four lengths. Agile ran into second place from Cairngorm. Migraine was last. eight lengths back Perfect weather witnessed some excellent racing. Three favorites won. Track fast.
 First race. six furlongs-Broomstick. w. Davis) to 2. third Time 1:14. Cedarstrome. Regal. Sovereign and Toi-
 Second race. one mile-Geranium 11s. s6., (Crimminsl 15 to l, second; Uncle Time 1 40 4-5 Canteen, St: Breeze. old suffice, Rocklands, Flammula. Nep- tun. Content and Witch Hazel ran.
 Third race, the Toam VI stakes fiyee to 5. won; Inquisitor 11s, (o'NeilD F tn 5. second: SufiCiency. Ill. (Lynel 2o to l. third. Time 100 1-5 Beaufort and La Sorcerere ran.
 Fourth race, Tidal stakes of S20,000. mile and a quarter-Sysonby 126. (Ni- cob 9 to 10, won; Agile, 126, (Martin) 9 to 2. second: CairnEorm. 126. (W. Davis) 5 to ?, third Time 2:O5. Mig
 Fifth race, five furlongs-speedway. lO5. d.. Smith ' to 1, won; Consistent, los. (J. Johnson) t0 !. second; Avis ton. 109. (Shaw) to 1, third. Time 200 2-5. High Brush Belden, Elk dor,. Alice De Gay, Sir Russell. Miss Gliffe. Phillis, Bantam. Iswaisy, St Benedict, Lord Provost. Cassandra and Incorrigible ran.
 Sixth race, mile and a quarter-Mon- sieur Beaucaire, 11S (O'NeilN. Is to 8, won: Woodsman 1O1 CW Knapp, 5 to 2. second; Stamping Ground 1OS CMiller), 20 to 1, third TiTe. AT 4-5. Sinister. Tunnels, Santon and Hippo crates also ran.
 Entries for Tomorrow.
 First race. five and one-half fur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

longs-Timber. 12S; ordomondiale Kin. ley Dale, Old Faithful, Chancellor Wal worth, Sir Tristan, Lion Heart. Nos tromo, Bell snicker. Billy, Banastar. Jimmie Maher, Fl Topia, 115; Adonis,
 Sa, Second ti-' race. six furlongs-Maiof orion. FenauIt. I1o; Elsie |, NiBna- ma shuaw, 10S; Consuelo IL, Golden Rules King Pepper. 1O5; Danseuse, 1OS; King Cole, 100; Grand Duchess, Go to Win. 96: Almonte, 92; Miss Modesty, 90.
 Third race, handicap, mile sn{ snd one. 3ae. Wyeth. lis; Cedar strome, lOs; Uncle Urigh. 1O6; Marmee, 105;, Brigand. 100.
 Fourth race, the Rosebud, five fur longs-Sue Smith, Running Water no; Devil Tree, Seuna, Passihora, Belle of Pequest. Fatinitz, Rama, 105.
 Fifth race one mile-Jackstaff, Palm Tree, La Golden. Maximillian. Don Royal, Jason. Strephon, Angles. Father O., lis: Lindale. All Right, Chapalia Rube, 112; Aspasia, Small Lady ,llO,,
 sixth race. the Grass stakes: mils Friar, Gold Dome, 101; Mabel Richard i son, 100; Lord Badge, e7; ChamRlain] 96; Martinmas, 95; Hamara, 91; Right Royal, 90; Iota, S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
MOVING s5o,OOO,OOO.
How Uncle Sam Transports His Gold
 and Silver.

Chicago, June 17-Eighty tons of gold, $45. .O0O.000 together with silver and currency amounting to $10,000, 900 or $55,0O0.O 900 in all, were hauled through the streets from the old sub treasury in the Rand McNally build ing to the new federal building this afternoon.
 Every coin was counted before it left the vault in the Rand -McNally build ing The gold was sealed in bags, each containing $5,000 and weighing eighteen pounds Four of these bags were sealed in larger bag and as fast as the large bags, containing $20,000 were ready, they were sent down chute into an express wagon and receipt was given a government officer standing at the opening of the chute. Each wagon was gaurded by men armed with rifles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
LEE LOST IIj GAME
WON FIRST OF SERIES
 WITH MONTGOMERY.
Ycager Made His First Appearance With the Pretsels and Hit the Ball
 to Left Field
 Fence.

By flight to the neither regions that was startling in its suddenness and completeness, Jack Lee lost his game in the third inning yesterday.
 Up to that time the score was to 2 in favor of the Pretzels and notwith- standing the fact that the team pre-
 were playing good ball Busch was
 unable to go in the game, and Charlie Schwartz had to go to short, Lynch go In this crippled condition the team started and in the second inning Brouth- ers's base on balls Molesworth's sacri- flee and Mullaneys drive to right
 In the last half of the third the bot tom fell out completely. Lee having ab- solutely no control. putting into bad case of rattles while Nashville hits were roll.
 Lee started in bad by giving Accor- sini walk. and when Bailey dumped a bunt in the effort to sacrifice, Leo got in his own way, fell all oyer himself and made a wild throw to first, Accor- slni scoring and Bailey going to third. going to second on Bandelin's sacri- flee and scoring on Norcum's drive to center. Norcum started to steal second abrog ana got Tbsn t9Ta hIss on wakea apd while he was being chased on the line be- tween first and second, Norcum scored. Russell hit safe and lansing and Bru- yette got bases on balls in succession, filling the bags. Lee saved many more runs by striking out Accorsini, who was up for the second time in that inning Three bases on balls. three hits and q couple of errors had netted four runs.
 In the first of the fifth, the PretZels tied the score. Mullaney hit safe, Mil lerick was out on an infield hit, but ad- vanced his man. Lee walked and Null laney scored on Lynch's drive to left. Then in the first game he has played with the Pretze1s, Yeager slammed the ball against the left field fence for three bags, Lee and Mullaney scoring and tieing the score, the next two men be. ing struck out
 In the last half the Fishermen united 1t on hits by Norcum and Jansing and fin the last of the seventh, on Russelfs hit. Bruyette's two-bagger and Bailey's hit, two more came in. making the score ' to 4, the game closing that way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
HEADON COLLIS 10 N BETWEEN TWO. ENTERTAINMENTS

Every hour, all over the city-in homes, in factories, in stores, in of .s .shces--collisions are occurring between Nencompatible human temperaments. The housewife Is conservative, likes to keep her china and furniture intact; the ser want Is iconoclastic--a collision be- tween temperament" occurs, and a want ad.' tells those girls who can read that servant is wanted at cer- tain home.
 The factory foreman, always opposed to square pegs in round holes finds that one of his workmen is d mis-fit. Again temperamental collision. And a workman who is a round peg" finds a want ad that offers better job for him than his present one; and the other man advertises for job where square pegs are needed.
 A store-manager finds that a certain clerk has not an ounce of salesmanship in his makeup. Collision again.
 want ad. brings another clerk 70 the store; and finds a job for the ex- clerk where salesmanship Is not requisite.
 In the office the stenographer got to running the business.
 Boss was a brute" and belived he could manage things himself.
 Simply another Collision Between Temperaments. Want ad. found a. boss" for the young lady who rather liked to be managed and found q stem ographer for the old boss" who didn't "grate on his nerves"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Summary: Two base hits, Stanley. Blake, Holly. Three base hits, Hahn. Holly. Stolen bases. Rohe 2 Williams, Phillips. Sacrifice hits, Holly, Rohe, Holly to Beck; williams to Holly to Beck. Struck out, by Phillips 2; by by Guese l. Left on, bases, New Or leans S; Little Rock First base on errors, New Orleans 2: Little Rock 3. and Burke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
YnIe Won Third.

sand persons saw Yale win the third and deciilng game for, the baseball champion ship of 1905 between Yale and Princeton at the Polo Grounds today From the first to the seventh inning. Princeton was unable to solve Jackson's delivery and Yale outplayed In the seventh Princeton became en- couraged by the songs and cries of their partisans and braced up. Score: Princeton .. 200 OOO soO-5 4 5 Yale 24O O1O 01O-S II l
 Batteries-Byram, Doyle and Cooney; Jackson and Chapin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
New OrIeans 8, LIttIe Rock Q.

New Orleans, June 17.--It was d very one-sided game of ball this afternoon before an attendance of $500. The To- calls punched their hits with good eff feet and some of the errors proved very costly for the visitors. Guese pitched a good game in the early part of the contest but he let down and was ham mered all over the lot. At that how ever he struck out more linen than Phillips. There were sevekal sensa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
MIKE FINN DISCHARGED.
Manager of the Toledo Team Loses
 Ont.

special to the Louisville Courier Journal from Toledo, O., June 15, says: Mike Finn, manager of the Toledo American Association baseball team, was discharged today by the Board of Directors of the club at meeting here The board agreed on a settlement price less than Finn's contract calls for, and he refused to take 1t. Finn was then He says he will make a logal fight to compel the board to stand by the contract. Finn is charged with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
Birmingham, 6; AtIanta, 0.

Blrmlngham, Ala, June 17.-"Rip'' Ragan had Atlanta completely at his mercy this afternoon and shut the wis itors out without a run and only two hits. Moren went into the air in the first inning and walked three men, and in the sixth he let down and the Barons punched four hits on him for two more runs. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
TRI-sTATE.

Huntsville. June 17.-(Special )-Tri~ State League results:
 At Chattanooga-Chatta 3: Huntsville, 8.
 At Daiton-DaIton. 0; Sheffield. 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Prttsburg, June 17.-In the ninth in ming when two were out Clarke batted for Phillippi and with a two -bagger brought Ritchey in from second with the tieing run and in the tenth Leach's won the game. H E. Pittshurg ., ..000 100 001 1-3 l Philadelphia 100 o10 o00 Q42 Peitz: Corridor and Dooin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
EusauIa, ', Dothan, 5.

EufauIa, June 17.-(Special) )-The Wiregrass boys again went down be- fore the city sluggers In the most hotly contested games of the series this af- ternoon. sparger pitched for the home team, won his own game by striking two home runs and was greeted with a good large attendance and the man agement are encouraged with the re- ceipts. At the close of the ninth in nings:
 DOthan ....... .O10 400 000-5 Eutaula ...... 5lO 200 or thon; Eufaula. Sparger and Stewart Umpire E. T. Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
Memuhis ', Shreveuort a.

Memphis, June l7.-The locals won today's game in the eighth inning. Three base hits by Kennedy and Gan non were applauded. Abstein covered Weikart Attendance, 1000 Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. June 1z.-At American Park today Chicago gained a winning Hogr to good purpose and the local team was unable to overtIke the wis itors. Score:, k Il. F. New York .... OO1 100 100-3 4
 Ratteries-Owen and Sullivan; Hogg, Griffith and Kleinow. Time, 1850.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

MonIBOiHeIy ..'V1V VoV VVu--f
 Summary-Two base hits-Norcom Bruyette. Three base hits-Yeager on bases-Nashvile, 6; Montgomery. T. Passed ball--Millerick. Struck out-By Baily, 4; by Lee. 1. Base on balls-Off Bailey, 2; off Lee, 5. Time, 1:45. Um- pire-Pfeuninger. Sacrifice hits-Ban- deln, 2; lansing, 1; Molesworth. 1. Stolen bases-Norcom. Attendance. 1,O00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

St. Louis. June 17.-Without appar- entity half trying, Mathewson held St. Louis perfectly safe during the six innings he ofiiciGted and when he vol untarily retired Wiltse pitched great ball, retiring the home team without effort. H. E. New York ...... .1O3 POI 000-7 Is Mathewson, Wiltse and Bowerman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
snTTH ATLANTIC.

Jacksonville. f; Columbia, 1. Savannah, 4; Macon. 2. Charleston. ?; Augusta. (.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
cEnr.s Amerlean stocI.s.

The Czar holds some S6,00O.000 worth of stock in the Pennsylvania Railroad. the New Jersey Central. the New York Central and the Canadian Northern Pa cific. which yieldS Gn handsome re- turns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Cincinnati, June 17.-Willis held Cincinnati in check until the seve tn inning when two bases on balls, two stolen bases and two singles gave the locals three runs and an accommodat- ing lead R H F Boston .....: .020 900 0O0.? o
 Batteries-Walker and Schlel; Will lis and Needham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
Totals
'Batted for Moren in ninth.
Summary-Earned r

Summary-Earned runs, Blrmlngham l. Two-base hits, Clarke. Sacrifice hits, Hennessy ?. Stolen bases. Miller, Smith Ragan, Crozier. First on balls, off Ragan 0; off Moren 4. Struck out, by Ragan :, by Moren 2. Left on bases, Birmingham 4, Atlanta 3. First on er- TOTS, Atlanta ?, Birmingham 1. Time of game, 1:25. Umpre Pfenninger. Attendance 2,6lS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

M. Jean Richepin. author of "Du Barry" was born in Medeah, Algeria. in 1S49. and has, in his time, been a circus clown, sailor, and a miner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Summary-Two base hits-GiIks Hurlburt. Three base hits-Kennedy Cannon. R2se cn balls-On Swann, , off Susgs, 3. Struck out-Ry Swann, 3 by Suggs, 1. Sacrifice hits-Smith Kennedy, Duffy Time of game-1 AS Cmpire-BEsse ett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
Washington, June l7.-CleVeland

Washington, June 17.-Cleveland to- day won their third straight from Washington through the locals in ability to hit A double and single in the last inning gave the visitors their winning run. Washington put up d ragged game in the field. Score
 R. H. F.. Cleveland 900 l1O 00l-3 1 Batteries-Patten and Kittredge: Hess and 3uelow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
KILN D I'll

Conservatory of Music, Atlanta, Ga. Unsurpassed Faculty in following branches: Piano. Voice, Violin, Pipe Dr. gan. Composition, Oratory. etc. Diplo- mas. Boarding Department. Sixth year book sent on application.
 su-tf. Kurt Mueller, Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
At KenflwOrth,

Buffalo. June 17.-Mrs. Foster today scored her third successive victory during the present meet at Wentworth The Ben strome Mare passed the leaders in the last eighth and finished with plenty to spare, Bragg ran q remarkable race after being almost left al the post. Weather clear, track slow First race. mile and an eighth-Ikki, 20 to 1, won; Benckart Il to 10, second; 1; Red Light, 5 to l, third. Time, gall
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-Interlight ' to l, won;. Away Thirdr ace, mile-stroller, to .. won Orfeo. 15 to l, second; Little Fourth race, mile, the Whirl Pool handicap-Judge Hines 9 to 10 won Sir Ralph. to l. second; Lochinvar. 6 to 1, third. Time. 1858.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Mrs Frank Foster. ? to 1, won; Salvage to |, second; Bragg, Il to l. third. Time, 1:O7 2-5.
 Sixth race. mile-saladdin. to L, pends. to 1, third. Time, 1:5l S-5.
 At Highland Park.
 Detroit. June 1.-The Frontier the Highland Park spring netting to; match between King of Troy and Tom gorder. The former won by a head
  for the mile and an eighth.
 First race, six furlongs-Funleu second; Don Domo, to l, third. Time. 1;16.
 Second race, four furlongs-Goldic, s to |. won; Little Mike, to l, sec ond: Miss Anxious, s to l. third. Time Third race. mile and elghth---Little Boy. to l. won: Harry New. 40 to 1. second: Brooklyn. to l. third. Time 1:5S 3-4.
 Fourth race, mile and eighth-KinG of Trop, to 1, won; Tongordor, to ', second Time, 1858 1-2. Two start CTS.
 Firth race. four .furlongs-,Draco, : to 5. won, J, K. F., to l. second sixth sase six fgriG9gs4MSf H1rSTig | fiji Mer. ser. ond; Itaska. to l, third. Time, 1:15 1-2.
 New York. June 17.-Keene's Syson- by, with Nichol in the saddle won the quarter at Sheepshead Bay today. Sysonby who was making his first ap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Philadelphia. June 17.-St. Louis and the home team made the same number of hits, but the locals punched theirs st stiu Louis i: ....... .OOO OlO OOO-i e Q Philadelphia 100 OoO 1ls-S , ani Schreck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
A woman who

A woman who can save five dol- lars. out of a planned expendi- ture of twenty five dollars for one shopping tour will have been pretty well repaid for an hours read- ing of the ads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 17.-Chicago Brooklyn game postponG&; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

Boston, June 17.-Morning game Detroit won the game this morning by punching hits in the eighth inning Donovan was invincible after the first iRninE Basfon ooc.e. IT,. 100 O1O OOo-5 g. 2 : Detroit .. ...... 900 O10 051-7 & 8
 Batteries-Dneen and McGovern; Donovan and Drill.
 Afternoon game-There was much wrangling toward the close of the game over Umpire O'Loughlins deci- sions Manager Armour. Catcher Drill and Pitcher Killian were put off the Boston ........S0l OOO O11-6 3 Detroit .....Ol0 040 000-5 10 |
 Batteries-Tannehill and Criger. killian, Mullin and Doran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
ShreVeport,
,core by innings

Shreveport .0O1 140
 Memphis .. .0O1 O1O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18

New York. June 17.-Keene's syson- by with Nichol in the saddle won the Tidal stakes of S20.000, one mile and a quarter at Sheepshead Bay today Sysonby who was making his first ap-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22
Moutenegro cabinet Resigns.

CETINJE. Montenegro. Dec. 19.-The
ministry has resigned.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22
THREE BANKS FAIL
Chicago National, Home Saw
ings and Equitable Trust.
AID FROM CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
Assets of Institutions Involved In
Coal and nailroRd Investments OF
john "a. walsh, President
of National Bank.

OF tuliuh"A mann
CHICAGO. Dee. l9-The failure OF
fine Chicago National bank. the Home
Savings bank and the Equitable Trust
compouv. all of Chicago. is announced
bcre by representatives Of the Chicago
clearing House association after ses-
sion lasting eighteen hours. James d.
rorron president Of the First National
bonk MS head Of the clearing house
committee of the Chicago associa'eu
hanks gave out the statement
Tho assets Of these institutions II
WINS asserted. were involved In coal ana
railway properties Of John X. walsh,
president Of the Chicago Natlonal
bank
mali Of several thousand persons
surc,d IN the street In front OF the
/ chicago National bank building ana
riot was feared.
Tine statement was issued in the
office of the First National bank. II Is
as follows: 60,
.srbe citizens Of Chicago VIII I'M
3orhtcIly Doe surprised 10 learn mat
rho ching, National bank. 'he Home
sovi,as bank and the Equitable Trust
.omn,uv which have been controlled
managed ami Differed by John L.
Walsh ara his associates. have con.
Guided 10 wind mp their affairs ana
,rst rrs.noss IN the city of Chicago
Int they will hc gratilicd 10 learn tli"'
oftor n thorough and careful eXamlna-
liam of their affairs by the Chicago
clearing house banks the depositors
NJ tbese Institutions Will be paid IL
fuu up5n demand, the Chicago clearing
house banks having pledged themselves
10 this result. thus putting all the re
sources of the Chicago banks behind
the. depositors Of these two msti'u
tons ..
"Tbe difficulty with the institutions
has been that their investments nave
boon made in assets connected VIII
/, the railway and coal enterprises o.
John r. Walsh. These assets were no
Immediately available 10 iloc' u0i'O'''
q In full ,.
Alta meeting of the Chicago clearlnl
house n board was appointed to tax
formal control Of the Chicago Ma
uonal and Home Savings banks. III
committee took charge at once the oil
dccrs Of the institutions resigning III
o mediately. -,
Chicago fnanclers place all Of Nj
. Walsh's troubles at the door OF III
= Southern Indiana railroad. A numo'
e Of years ago he purchased the Bedfor
. stone quarrles in Indiana ana col
= structed the Southern Indiana raiiroa
. and secured an outlet for his QUAR-
= products 10 Terra Hautc Ind, whel
I'D he came I'm contact with the Chical
and Eastern Illinois railroad for tran
~ portation north md south.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY GO.
Effective Nune 18TH, 1904.
NpRfrHgOUND


Trains leave Lynn hburg ~ follows:
la5a. M. daily, express for Washington
and points morrill, Solid Pullman train.
Dos "A. M. daily express for Washington
and points NORTH.
1913 "a. M. daily express Tor washington
aud points NORTH
s:l7 "a. m. daily local Tor washington ana
81 n, m. daily, local for Washington and
ia n. m. daily, express for Washington
al y. M. daily, express for Washington
and points nOrth. .-.. --,,,- 49,.
702 y. m. ~ 30 '"'''i"''o'f''' ""u
way stations
OUTBOUND.
Q.Og a. m daily, express for Atlanta and
al n nm. Il s., Washington and South
western limited, solid Pullman train, for
Augusta, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Memphis
and New Orleans. ,.-,,,. -.
way stations. ,,-.,,,. 49,, -,
2.2l p. m. daily l9e@i loi D"hNiie anu why
stations. 49,. L.. ,,.,,,,,,.t. 10
yannah aud jactSOqNilie. .... NJ
sas D. m. daily express ior Atahu'' DIT
u,in0lam and New ORLEANS.
miners and q - q on all through trains.
Eor further luksrlatlOn call or write.
l.. S.RfiOWN, General Agent.
a. ACKFRT Gdueral Manager.
S.H.HARDWf CK, Passenger lraiiic Man
Hger, Washington. u. q.
W. II. TAYLOE. General passenger Agent
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22
pro,net Was rarred and Feathered.

WELLINGTON, Kan. Dee. ID -
Brother" George Huffman, represent
ing himself TO Doe the true prophet OF
Christ" was tarred and feathered at
Perth. a small town near here, by d
mob After the terrible punishment
was applied the man walked all night
10 Renfrew. Grant county, Okla, TWEEN
tv miles south Of here. He suffered
greatly from the cold, rs he was with
out clothing. Huffman is charged with
inducing a farmer to give up his prop
erty TO him so that he could regeneratc
/ the world
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22
,,.,,n :. ~ Idnho springs, colo,

IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, Dec. 10
There appears to be no doubt that
John Krup, who skipped" his bail In
New York three weeks ago just as he
was to have been placed on trial for
voting Illegally, has been located. The
authorities here are also certain that
n stranger who was seen in Krup's
company in Idaho Springs was L. j.
Cornell. chairman Of the board OF IN
spectors at the polling place where
Krup was allowed to cast an illega
hollOt
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec 19.-Abbott
Dawson Of New York. comedian in
the Nothing but Money theatrical
company. was killed by George Hasty'
proprletor of hotel at Ganney' on
saturday night. The shooting was the
result Of an insult offered by Hasty, ii
is said. 10 two actresses of the com
nnmN
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22

ROME. Dec. 10 - The cabinet Of
Prime Minister Forts resigned last
night following twelve hour debate in
the chamber of deputies and the de
feat by the opposition Of the CONNER
cial modus vivendl with Spain. The
sitting was most exciting one.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-12-22
Tor,a war on Germany.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Germany
Is given a sharp warning against tariil
discrimination affecting the United
States in a bill introduced by Repre-
sentative McCleary Of Minnesota. The
bin provides an additional duty Of p
per cent on the wares Of any country
found discriminating against American
products.