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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
"A MANN CLUB.
Captain Micajah Woods President
&c ORGANIZATION.
Especial to The Times Dispatch3

Especial to The rimes- Dispatch.)
N CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August II
"a Mann club was organized here TO- day
by tho election Of Captain Mlcajah Woods
as president, G. -. Harris, Charles 81. Ste
vcns, Henry M. Gleason and John Z liaf-
man, vice presidents, and Z. Palentlhe.
secretary. a petition recently circulh.e .i
secured the signatures Of more than Nv
qualified voters, who pledged Judge Mann
E,their earnest and loyal support INC
s,pnorters OF the Nottoway candidate
CLAIM, that fully MS many more quaiii,ea
voters OF the city are now Tor Judge q :,
Mann, and predict that Judge Mann VIII
get more votes in the city than ms 1"o
opponents combined. !,
From the best information 70 pe ~ !
taincd from the various sections o. me
co,,ntv Albcmarlo will give Judge Mann Mann
4 larger majority than the Guy:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
PUBLIC DEBT GREW
S12,000,000 in month
Sum Largely Accounted for BY
Decrease of Cash in
Treasury.
treasury.
inv Associated Press.

Wy -HooVCIuFCN FCoS'J ----.
tWAsIiINGTON,J ID. c., August 1.-The
monthly statement Of tho public debt
shows that at the close OF business July
81, 1905, the debit less Dash In the treas
IN increase for the month OF $l2lS2.220.
largely accounted for by7a corresponding
decrease In cash on hand
Cash In tho treasury la classified as
follows;
Gold reserve, $780, 900; trust funds.
$093,726,96o; general fund. sl5lo34, 800; In
national bank depositaries, s66,7l5.l19; In
treasury Of Philippine Islands. $3,072.62 !;
total, slS64, 44o,ol9, against which there
are demand liabilities outstanding amounts
Ing to 81 1854 5s3,2sS leaving cash balance
on hand OF S279,SB5.73
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Steamer Halted.
ny Assoclared Press. J

NEW YORK, August l'--one Passehser
and five OF tho crew of the Mallory Line
steamer San Jacinto, from, Galveston and
Key West, which arrived late to-day,
were removed from the steamer At quar-
antine and transferred 10 Hoffman Island
for observation. The San Jnc!nto, after
being detained at quarantine for three
honrs Was released and proceeded TO her
pier
Six members of the crew of tho steamer
seGuranca and five Of the crew OF the
Elsud, both from Southern ports, who
hayc been kept IN quarantine too make
sure they were not III with yellow fever.
were released to-day, Two at the Segur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Governor Vardaman, OF Mtsslssir,i:
TSSHfIn On $relinblc Information tint MIS-

Governor Vardamaii, Of Misslssrpi !.
a4"lInyo relipblc,informatlon ,tiint MIS-
& uissinpi quarantine guards nrmen,l
crossed over To Louisiana s'ue 2 ~
Pnnrl Iliver. I do not believe 'his WIS WIS
N of, orders, but was the 4thoughE.essss
D conduct merely OF n few. TO ob ',ia'ua
4iinfnyoraby comment s.nnh fric'ton,E
Z ,,iansaI riyo orders that your guards y
2r6mRin OF, thclr owl, v Side { OF me
W line. S "a n 4. "a 4 . 81. \,
Later Governor Blanchard received the
sol,nwiilE telegram from President Sou
tllon, Of the Louisiana Stnte Board OF
4 Health; a..
"a " sissipri pntrolod Lake EnrEnc, aid af- $
ter prohibiting fishermen from fishing
IN the lake, Il now guarding the exit 4
/. Is. uf Lake Borgno Canal, preventing any
bont from coming out This Is m .n-
Gwarrat,tablo usurpationR nhd invasion.
8nf louisiana waters, md our attorney y
4 ndyises me to ask you TO wire props.
sn,itl,oritics In Washington at ohee ~
Il, teryenc or take matters IN mana +
VI yourself. " "a
\ as Governor blanchard then tclegr'nnphh'eol
ttnvnrnn,. vnriomnn OF mississippi: H
E3R2.I1ave information Mississippi pa
Eatro,s nave forbidden fishermen from z
fishing. In AXE Borgne ana is NOV
E,,ardine exit Of Lake Borgnc CANA
preventing boats from coming ou'.
Is this by your orders, or o. moss ~
A health authorities Of your stntt ~
such state Of affairs can DC toieI 'teu.
~ You hnve right to prohiblt -Doats
landing on Mississippi shores, 4n'!s ny ,t
from navigating lake, sound and gvll
chnnncls which are navignble waters
of the United States
Governor Dlglchn1Jyl, also telesr" J, nes
nr souchon lie Would take prompt steps
10 protect I.oulsianians' rights
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
AT YORKTOWN.
Senator Martin, Mann and vii
liams Speak.
(snnecial 10 The TImes-Dispatch.J Z

'a'. (special to The -Dispatch.,
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, AUGUST II, =
senator Thomas 8. Martin, Judge ". W. a.
Mann and Judge Williams spoke at az s otA-
town to-day. 800 aro,yd
Senator Martin addressed a large cro"u
on the courthouse green this nv. t'. -,
ona ~ 4 the. afternoon Judge Mann ana
T VAC Williams were heard by crowd
in the court room - +,
Thn prescnce OF the candidates created
considerable interest at the county seat.
and four or five hundred men gathered
to attend the meeting,
Judge williams and Judge Mann re-
turned to Richmond tonight, and Senator
Martin passed through this city on IN MS
tway 70 Norfolk. 'rhc senator leaves early
tomorrow morning for CORTLAND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Police Picnic To-day.

All arrangements have been completed
for the first annual picnic Of tho Police
has never before been served 70 u picnic
crowd, viii be ready for the hungry ones
who attend
Every officer In the city who can got
off duty will DO present and all the friends
ot the patrolmen viii make their appear
ancc. Tickets have been selling rapidly
for the pnst two weeks, and II all Of
those so who have invested In tho tick
cts the crowd VIII he larger than has
been taken out Of Richmond on any ex-
cnrsinn tlla SEASON. 5SiE Haa lpRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Arkansas Quarantine

4 ~ I-7I4T- \ IBy1T gsocR Ted FfesS n :.
I,1TTLr5 ROCK, ARK. August 1.--Go "
ornol, Davis tonight ISSUED an order a..
recting General Haynes, commander OF
the state Guard. to detail as many men e..
\ 4 nav be necessary to establish strict
state quarantine against all points whero
yellow fever may exist. The militia WI
act as guards on all trains entering tht
state and at all points where boats may,
land. His action was necessary oeet - ,e
the state Board of Health mas no lul ~
with which to enforce the quarantine Or
dered. f Il. St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Trying to Prevent Panic

(I3y Associated Press M .'I
GWASHINGTON,A August 1.-Tho Italian
Ambassador has been informed that the
Italanacounsel In New Orleans mas tatten
ali measures to prevent panic among,
thc Italians there Both the consul and
the italian charitable institutions have
distributed among the Italian colony sew
eral circulars telling of measures to take
to prevent the spreading of the disease
and advising Thorn to help the officials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Savannah Investigating.

(By Associated Prcss,)
SAVANNAH, GA, August l,-fiealth
officer Drummer, Of Savannah, mas lelt
to investigate yellow fever conditions ~
Louisiana. to determine whether savu'--
nnh shall quarantine against New Orleans
and adjacent points. /. (
Unless the camps Of detention In Louis
lana and Alabama are adequately per-
forming tho service required OF them,
Savannah will establish q quarantine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Court Moved.

(By Associated Fress)
y MOBILE, ALA, August, The United
States Court Of Appeals has been re-
moved from New Orleans to Atlanta ow-
ing to quarantine restrictions.
Local banana brokers were ADVISED ~,
day from several points I'M Mssiss'pni
had been placed on t q
fruit, and no more will be permitted 70
come within certain lnits.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Greater Tampa.
(By.Assoclated Press,

-- ---- ---- IBy 1tSSUCIttLcu cSp'I NJ ~.
TAMPA, FLA, August 1.-The first
step towards greater Tampa was taken
to-day, when an election was held to
annex to Tampa tho town Of Fort Brooke
and outlying sections. Tho vote was w
for and 42 against annexation, Fort
Brooke itself gave TWENTY-FIVE majority
for annexation. eThc City Council OF
Tampa declared the result tonight, ana
the police department at once extended
jurisdiction over the new district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Detained at Havana.

(By Associated Press.)
HAVANA, August 1.-The majority OF
the eighty-onc passengers an4ving hero
to- day on a steamer from Tampa; Fla,
are Cubans. te Twenty seven of them W9ro
sent to the detention station. Others are
mmunes. ' f7l taS5}g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Intense Heat in Texas.
(By Associated Presso A

(By Associated Fress.) I335
AUSTIN, TEN, AugustN1.-Last night
and to-day has Witnessed one OF the most
intense heat waves that has passed over
Texas In many years.
Last night the humidity was 50 great
that people we're forced to leave their
sleeping rooms and take to the streets
for air. d
AT midnight the Thermometer registered
90 degrees. and to-day It has been over
los degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
M IlD|NGs FROM
M|DsH|PMAN YET.
Continued From First Pasc)
where Jackson met her three months
Z Native Of Petersburg.

(special 10 The Times Dispatch) -, ,S
PETERSBURG Vas August 5S l,,Iflle
announcement Of the mysterious dlsap-
Robert Allen Jackson, Of the battleship
Missouri, aroused IA great deal Of inter,
eat here, where the young man IS well
known and has many friends.
cd in this city, and was appointed from
this district To the Annapolls Academy
by former Congressman r. n, Lassltor.
lie was graduated from the academy
with hunors last year.
Mldshlpmnn; Jackson is the son Of Cnp--
tain y. Hugh Jackson. who has JUST
removed his family to Washington l ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
MOUNTAIN EXCURSION
WHITE SULPHUR, HOT SPRINGS
a1GNfes AND
G.. & Q. MOUNTAIN 1ESOR s,
THURSDAY, AUGUST NTH.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 17TH.
Special train will leave Richmond via
c.. & Q. Railway snts ~ noon Thursday
August 18th. for Charlottesville, rs Hot
Springs, White Sulphur and Intermediate
stations Tickets good returning on all
regular trains until Tuesday, August 22d,
inclusive. Rates to stations, Charlottes.
VILE to Alton, inclusive, $3.50; Basic 70
staunton, inclusive, $780, Mount Elliott
"a Clifton Forge Inclusive, $3.50, and
Coyington to Hot Springs and White Sui
phur Inclusive $500,
Tho most attractive excursion Of the
season. Five days In the Virginia noun
ta!ns. 5;5t5ll JF f
Health, pleasure and recreation.
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cioniience had filled the orchestra seats
of the theatre and flowed up into IN:
balcony and the gallery and hilsd them
with men who stayed during the whole
speech ot two hours length.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Mrs. Laura Brooks.

Mrs. Laura Brooks, who had suffered
from a severe Illness for several months.
died at her residence, NO. 40 West Sixth
street. att $3.50 P. M. Monday. She Is sur
children Nava and Ruth: her mother
Mrs, Puckett. and one sister, Mrs. Maggie
Jones, of this city 1. Z, !,
Street 81. e. Church at 10 o'clock this
morning. Interment Will be IN Maury
rso nt a VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
MONTAGUE GIVEN
A BIG Meeting
Continued from First PagcJ

~ ---- TCUIIITTTUtU HUH WEVT ----
The story was full OF sarcasm, It was
intended to show that Senator Martin
had nothing to do with settling the long
states treasury and the State OF Yir-
gina. In which 100000 was involved, on
both sides, so that.the BALANCE obtained
.by the State OF Virginia in cash was
the insignificant sum OF $3.50. TX
The object OF the long passage In the,
latter hour OF the speech was to dissl-
pate the claim that Senator Martin had
settled an imperfect and old claim against
the State Of Virginia and had saved tho
.tl,7oO, 90 to tho Treasury Of Virginia. Gov
ernor Montague asserted that there would
be equal justice in asserting that $l,70)9oo
had been saved t0Sthe United States, for
the accounts offset the other. That por-,
iionsiof the speech was effective. n So.
cured SEgeat applause from the friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Short On Hymns.

OF the University Of Chicago. presiding over
the ninlse nsltute In MasksliI MaI sa asneI
DAYS ago 10 stand up and opent.the eXerc!ses
With ''Rock OF Ages Not one OF the students
knew the hymn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
From Liquor Dealers.

He said that he had In his possession q
letter from the Liquor Dealers A 81 ofaat
ton, showing that they would try TO elect
reject the Mann bill That would mean
the end yof local option, no added and
the State would 60 back for twenty-five
lie would seey he added. that the LIQUOR
business is dealt with SO as to minimize mir z;
all It's evils
The speaker closed in an eloquent pero.-.
ed s, he would fiji the Eubernato rial chair
to the best Of his ability, and with the
dictates of conscience as his guide.
He ended In taIfuyorc of applause.
Miss Rosa Johnson.
The remains Of Miss Rosa Johnson.
arrived in Manchester at a:So o'clock
yesterday afternoon over tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. Morissettc undertaken. met the
remains and conveyed them to the resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. r. s. ECrca de
Miss johnson left Manchester some
months ago and wentto Clifton Forge,
and I'd, was IN II heath "a; at ne time. n
o'clock this morning from the residence
Of her sister. The services will be con
Quoted by Rev. J. Lacy Hoge, Miss
johnson was a member Of cambridge
Street Baptist Church. \ +a. nv III
me Fight Over Estate.
l.
| lie appeared before the Mayor yester-
day morning charged with nghting over
some money recently left them by tholr
| father. The sum OF money amounted
| to $G191S. They could not agree as to
the share Of each, and as whiskey en-
| tered the case they had n pretty merry
| time Of It until Interference by the po-.
| lice. ,8aa9.
Tho Mayor fined them $3.50.
Police Report.
Chief Lipscomb presented his July re-
port yesterday morning to Mayor Maui
| rice. n. q
Policeman NJ. j. Moore leads the list
| In arrests and sunnlonses. and tt6 e. w.
Waymack follows q close SECOND on,
| Wright arresid II. summon1 5, total '16;
II, c. Jones arrested g. summoned s. to-
tai 10; r. T: Smith ARRESTED Q slmmon9eSd
summoned 4, total II: NJ. J. Moore ar
rested u. summoned 5, total 20; Wright,
Jones and Smith arrested 8; Smith and
Moore 8: Special Officer G. A. Overflow.
Company, and Special ofticer Clarence
Brooks, OF the Atlantic Coast Line, !
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mirabiy, md that 1t Is far CHEAPER than hal,
i}ha yni,tf AZ tat "a ttsi5. Il ~

,nirabiy9und that 1t Is far chcapc than,
tho tnultiple8 liz KS
4, On tho school dt1estlonShe would have
better primary schools, better paid m, nnu
&hjinrgnr number Of tuhcers, county lilgh
schools, and aid given TO perfect the high
schools Of the city. lie advocated
strengthening niid expanding educational
facilities 80 tint they could come. ithi,, /
THE reach Of all. He referred 70 the III higli
Glatura and which had just missed the re-
8ntiircd CONSTITUTIONAL number Of nf-
6ftnintive votes for Its # passn go.
II l ia sscd ,s the lower House. and
received cigi,teer, votes out Of the mines
teen present IL the Senate but i rcqulr-
ed twenty-ore. #
Bad, Bad Roads.
IL Discussing the present road system and
ITS bnd condition he advocated 4 state
department Of roads which should be IN
charge Of capable and scientific men. tle
would enlployfconvicts to work the roads,
thus dsburdnnifg the state Of q. vast ex-
penditurc for Hired labor. RE did not
mean to- oppose convict labor to free
labor, but as tho convicts had violated
the laws OF the Commonwealth they
should ~ made to do public work for f - we
State. b&s Ss !,
vi OF the States surplus revenue ne snlu
& he would make three observation-disclosures, ~
FOR the Old Confederate veterans, VINO
sho,ild not be regarded ns objects ,oi
charity, tp,it as worthy oftlovo and the
s highest esteem Il for the noble tdefehsc Q!
their native soil In the dnrk days OF
'et and 'G5; one for the schools IN nddl-
ton to what they already get ana q an
other FOR the public roads z =,
The speckor thon touched on the nc, Corpo,
mtion Commission, saying that ~ ,is ~ !.
institution OF great worth. and that u
i,e we're elected Governor he would up
anoint Of, It only men Of the hgtnle'st c' III
actor ana ability. !, ~, tod
%DNAs 10 tho Jim Grow law, nc advo Ca su
that sIn ca It has been found 70 Wo OH, -, sp
admirably In Richmond and Pcte, ~ .t g,
he would make II mandatory IN u Nv w
street car companies Of the State
Then he outlined his position On the
1in,,or question, and his advocacy OF INC
Aplnn bill. He referred to thu. latter ns
TIC bin OF the people, because lts ~ xsase
had been brought about by the petlllons
signed by thousands ana sent d 70 INC
legislature praying for the passage OF
the bill. He said that he would rather
father and be- known as the . autn q
the Mann bill than ever succeed 70 the
governorshlp Of Virginia. lie ,cont,i,nn,ed
earnestly that he was entitled TO all .thc5
votes OF the many thousands, VINO hha
signed the petitions. Flo claimed that
the standard OF temperance reform IS IN
his hands, and asked Where VIII you
take the standard beelrer?'
8 ITO victory, Z SOMEONE replied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
42. NEW CASES: SIX
in NEW ORLEANS
.Autl,oritiessg stillSs!G Claim TO Be
Making Neutrality-suspicious.
tional Stories Denied.
(By Associated Press,)

NEW ORLEANS. August 1,-To-day
messed an Increase in III; nurnbe- Of
deaths from yellow fever. = fact :bat
was not unexpected, in view of the high
temperature that has prevailed the rosr
two days, There was, hoWaver the usual
yIarge prcpon9erance of Italian names In
tho list both Of new cases and deaths.
which has characterized the reports sincc
inc zinc whom the feva'' was FIRST DILL
claily announced rs existing here,
& IN spite of the Increased noftai'y tho
hchlth authorities exhibited no concern
nRer Inc situation, contendlns that with
tbef n accumulation of cases .nere must be
arpected an increase in fatalities IN rlain-
lain tho average death rate OF the fever.
Thc following report for the day was
iYsucd:I
New eases, Az total cases to date 346;
dsnthe, @: Total deaths to date, IS; new
s5ci. /! total foci to date, so.
tFbc general situation is regarded as
hopeful, The large number OF new cases.
The largest yet reported IN single day,
shows that the tertiary infection among
he panic-stflcken people IN the original
district Is appearing, which was 10 be
Epected. One Of tho neW cases is on
jackson Avenue In the residence district,
and the victim has returned recently to
.he city from his summer home on the
coast.
War On Mosquito.
The war against the mosquito still con
,inues and the oiing OF cutters and els
terms goes OH with great eneFgN. An or
h!nance was introduced In Inc my com
Gil Tonight providing that all va
cant lots nnc other places wher'
water stands for marA than sia
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Personals and Briefs.

.
Tho MIRO commissioners met last night
and ordered 400 feet Of hose to be bought
from the Boston Rubber and Hose Com
pany, and the chief to buy new badges for
the substitute hremen.
4 RevT. Ryland Sanford, OF New Canton,
va who Is staying with Rev, j.: w.
MITCHELL or Richmond, Will preach IN
Clopton Street Baptist Church Tonight J.
\ Little Kenneth Clopton. infant son OF
Sergeant and Mrs. j, S. Saunders, is quite
sick X. I.
Mrs Mary Brown, of swansboro, Is sick
at the home Of Mrs, John, Kahl. 45!. &5 "a
Mr. Benjamin Chldress, of PoWlatan
vas in the city yesterday. .
little David roney, son OF M r. ID. II,
Toney, who has been III With the humps,
2 MI. M cieary. Of Chesterfield county, was
in town yesterday. 3S5S.
Mrs: a. 3 sharp hns gone to Meherrin'
Fer old home, to visit relatives,
Bernard Elan has not yet been neard
from, though his father, Mr.. ". ",
ELAN, has made many Inquiries a + Peters,
burg, where It Is supposed the boy was
Candidates for local offices must send In
their names and assessment to Mr.. Rob
ert French, chairman, or Willis Pulllam.
mittee, The, offices for which there must
be nominations arc trea spror. commits
Toner Of revenue, clerk OF The court, high
constable. Justices OF the peace and the
City Democratic Committee.
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they were not, despite the palpably crying
need for them. and the passengers who
supposed they had reached the limit of en-
durance were forced to new and hitherto
unimagined indignties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

I'm appearance and doubled ended The old
steam engines were built to be operated in
either direction, and till you got used to
them always looked odd enough when run
ming cab end first, but they never looked
so odd as the electric. However, there is
no doubt that the people would have be-
come accustomed to it in time. had 1t been
when it was thrown down as the COM
pressed air motor had been before 1t.
X
But all things mundane are heeting, even
the opposition of Uncle Russell once so
progressive, but now in the course of ma
ture. indeed, SO conservative. In time,
some four or five years ago. he gave in as
gracefully as he could and the work of
putting the third rail In was begun.
Now 1t takes something besides money
to change the motive power of a railroad,
and that is time. So, though the people OF
New York seemed to think that the change,
having been decided upon. should be
brought about speedily, no rapid change
was or could have been made. 1t was moi
until some time in 1902 that the first cleo
trio IL" train gladdened the eyes Of the
eager metropolitans and 1t was run on tile
I'd avenue line, which passes through, or,
rather, over the East Side, home of the
immigrant and the working man. and not
on one of the West Side lines, which serve
n population not so dense, but good deal
better off, SO far as the dollar is concerned.
Meanwhile the company, and naturally
was buying no more. locomotives. though
the population OF, the city and correspond
ingly the traffic Of the 81" lines was con-
stantly growing. Without new locomotives
more trains could not be put on: at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
ZIONIST MOVEMENT.
Lucien Wolf Will Cooperate With Mr.
Zangwill.
Special Cablegram to The Sta

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, September 3o.-Lucien Wolf.
the correspondent of the Times. who few
months ago had vigorous article in the
Jewish Quarterly Review against Zionism.
TO which reply was written by Mr.. Fang
will, has announced his intention of joining
the Jewish Territorial Organization He Is
now willing to cooperate with Mr.. Gang
will in his policy of securing for the Jews
a colony under the protection Of the British
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
Farmers Wheat Money Stolen.

WINNIPEG, Man, Sept. 3o.-The safe in
Hamlin Brothers store at Napinka, Man.
was blown by burglars last night. Several
thousand dollars belonging to elevator
companies was stolen. The money had
been sent out from Winnipeg barks TO pay
farmers for wheat. There is no clue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
To Be Consul to Turks Island.

JEFFERSON. Ohio, September 3o-J. A.
Howells, the newspaper editor of this city
and brother OF the novelist. was today ten
dered the position of consul to Turks Island,
Yves. Indies. Mr.. Howells will probably
accept the position.