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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

James Jingle, .Icnesboro, III
Martin & Caster, Mound City ILL.,
W. A. Spann, Vienna III,
Wall & Caster. Mound CITY, MI
Thomas Boyd.
Mound City. III. .....a
chancery Docket
ISL James Fl. Mulcahy vs. John
S. Ryal q al: Partition.
1881 Charlotte J. Halliday et al
ex aparte Partition
Lancaster & Rice vs.. c. C
Marshall et al. Mechanics Lien.
1ils-John Hodges vs.. John A. Mil
ford. Injunction
1s75--znliman Smith W G Zeralda
Smith 81 al; Partition
lilo Francis d. Roche et al VS..
Fannie e. Jones 81 al: Partition.
1iis-Peter Wade Us. BENJAMIN
Wade; Partition
fs43-.J. 3. Depenbrock IS. John
Madden e al; Foreclosure
1914 Nancy Ross VS. Louis Ross !;
Divorce
l5eS-W v Jones vs.. St, Louis Val
ley Railway Co, Mechanics Lien.
slGoo--Village Of Thebes w. ST.
louis Iron Mountain & Southern Ry.
Co; Injunction
1901 John Dell VS. Joseph II Wil.
s,n ct all Specific Perfopmanae. !,
1856 George H. Shell KS Mary Z,
Shell; Divorce .,
1899 laura A. Pink VS. Nellie Dlat
team e' al ForeclO arr,
ielS-Cyfns Ford. j.. VS. Stella
RncFer q al; Partition
lG6s--J b. DieDenbrock VS. John
Carmody 81 al; Foreclosure I'D
l6Gs-Ben Eyarts vs., W. G. Stea.
gala 81 at: Injunction
1G7]-Catherine Phillips " Henry
Christmas ct AL t..
1855 Perks & Higgins vs.. Mary
Price. Foreclosure
lG9o-Pcrk. & Higgins vs. Davle
Talnpn et al Foreclosure
1885, William c. Walton el al vs..
Branch Thompson; Partition
1709-Ciizen's y. a. l.. Association
vs.. George jarrett ei al: Foreclosure
l7l1-Tle Russell q Co VS.. Hollis
Pence II al: Foreclosure.
i7l2 Olive Cook ct al vs.. Cora NJ.
Wilkerson ct al; To set aside deed,
etc
lIl5-I.oan a Improvement As.ocia-
tion Us. Ipl'a TAYLOR et al: Foreclo--
IRE
l72S--patrick n. McRaven 81 al vs..
J. Scott McRaven ., al: Partition.
l727-Dapiel Hartman vs. Jonn Il.
Kilgore 81, al; Bill 10 Enforce Vendors
Lien
l729-AMary Eichbon vs.. Edward
Avingi bn ct al: Foreclcsu-o.
l1se-elndia Elllott W Wesley FL.
lot 81 81; Assignment of Dover aud
Homestead
i137-Telith@ Jones y. Amos W
Jones et al: Foreclasurc
l7i2-Perk a Jisgirs = Bcnia
min + McRaven q al Partition
l7I5- Francis Wall " Harley G.
Parroti al. Partition
l7iS-James VI. stephene - al s..
'ciht1Ad s7t@tftFir - al ftltii lDu-
1i4s-C T. Treat VI Richard Y
Shook and Myrtle F. Shook; Fore
losure
Iss2- Michael Patrick y Lula
PaI -ick. Divorce.
l1e0-Louisiana Jones ". JOAN 7
Junfs. Divorce
11es-Pater T. Langsn " William
D5naidsun 81 al: Foreclosure
17s0--No!s iraraham " Charles
lrgraham. D.va:ce.
l7s3-A .. THente v Loretta
Foster e. al F'oIeelosnre
is7i-sophla Baker vs. Frank
7 Ter: Digntce.
Matte Martin IS. Perry Mar
In Divorce.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
NOTICE TO CONDEMN REAL Es-
STATE.

State Of Illinois, In the County
County Of ss Court OF sn'd
Alexander County, To tne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

March Term, a. Do 1910
st. Louis and Cairo
Ia lroau Cor anv
Petitioner,
VS..
j. Il. DIepenbrock, as
Trustee, Executor and
lie stamentsry Guard
ian under the last VIII
and Testament of Jacob
Klein, deceased, Louisa
Diepenbrock, t. A,
pier enbrock, J a co b
Klein. Susie X lein,
Christina Klein, Mar
garetha Klein, Eliza
beth lIiglen. J a m 9 3
Hiol N. Annie Bour
eois, Henry Rhode aud
Lula Rhode.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
Petition To
Condemn
Real Estate.


The above named defendants. JacoD
Klein and Susie Klein. are herrhS
notified that said petitioner has TINS
day filed in said con-. certain pe't
ton for condemnation Of real estate
aeainsr them. ana that summons mas
is.ncd thereon reiurrabie ih Sa'l
court. ar the conrt house. in The c..s
OF Cairo. lllino ON ine l-ih Ht' ''
June. s. %. 1900. next al me hoH ii
g o'clock @. N.
Daica al Cairo. Illinois this Sia a7E
of May 4. u. 1906.
Jessie e. Miller.
Clerk Of tne County toaft-
I.ansdcu a. Lock. Attorneys for P"ii-
toner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
AUTOPSY DEVELOPS

Continued from First Pagel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
UaaQFT court;
fNNai
WAY TERM WILL OPEN IN ALEX.
f@ ANDER COUNTY NEXT
s@is, 4MoNnA,x. t@s
Fifty chancery casss. Fifty-One Law
Cases and Nearly Score OF
Criminal Cases to Be ~
lP4,Y..e TITAN s4xt

rCircuit court will open IN this coun
fty next Monday with Judge Butler on
the bench. There are fifteen or six
Teen prisoners, in the county jail, three
or four Of whom are charged with
murder all negroes but one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

UtHeF AttorheyS VINO Rave Gases N
Court for This Term. s.
Jacob Corheft, NicFs1iffe ny.
RE. DotS, Thebes, I'LL
d. W Karraker Jpnesbono, HI,
Youngblood & Barr Carbonate ILL.,
James Jingle. Icnesboro, III
Martin & Caster, Mound City. Ill.,
w. A. Spann, vienna III,
Wall & Caster. Mound CITY, ILL.,
Thomas Boyd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

teen prisoners in the county jail, three
or four Of whom are charged wirt
murder all negroes but one.
Officers Of the Court.
Hon ". n. Butler. Judge, Cairo, Ill
Hon. ". w, Duncan. Judge, Nation
i'll &s Y q fFlr aa H4l
Hon, A. X vickers, Judge Vienna
ALEXANDER Wilson States Attorney
Cairo, I'll
flames s. Roche. Sheriff. Cairo, III.
II. H. Rigele. Deputy Sheriff, Cairo,
ri.
lice b. Davis, Circuit Clerk, Cairo.
I'll. e.
tc. o. Foster Deputy Clerk, Cairo.
ILL., III
Walter Warder sIaster-in Chancery
Cairo. I'll.
George " Balance. Court Reporter
Vienna, Ill
Alexander County Bar.
Hnter. Bird, up4
NFm 81! Dewey
Miles Frederick Gilbert
Mixes. S, Gilbert,
William b. Gilbert,
Reed Green
David s Iansden,
John NJ I.ansden.
Angus Lepk.
Frank NJ. Moore.
AF T. QiEhna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

leuges by Carroll to wrestle DR..
Roller Of the Athletic club. In
these stories il will be recalled
that Carroll stated that be was
prepared TO back himself in any
amount that he could defeat
Roller or other wrestIers 10
whom be referred. The ex-
posure made BY The Star to-
day makes the purpose Of Car
rolls desire TO get into print
quite evident.
To Reach Houseboat.
The houseboat on Lake
Washington in which the fake
contests have been held was
visited Yesterday afternoon by
two representatives OF The
Star. To reach il from the land
side. il was necessary 70 walk
along rough tran, sunken ana
muddy 81 spots and evidently
Travelled but little. Sawdust
had been sprinkled for a portion
OF the distance. The last few
yards 20 the entrance 10 the
houseboat was traversed on
plauks laid over the muck.
The only windows in the
houscboat were OF oblong
shape, SO high up that il was
necessary for one Of The Star
men to be raised up by the
other IN order 10 see into the
interior. ON the side OF the
houscboat around which there
was a walk TO the front plat
form. the windows had been
covered over with paper on the
inside. 4 portion OF this pa
per had. however. been torn
off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

thirds has been split up be-
tween Hartman and Brown
and the men who have steered
the victims.
Saw Wrestling Match.
The last contest of which
The Star has record took place
during the first days OF the
present month. Y. -. Wood.
OF Grand Forks. y. D.. was the
victim upon that occasion, and
he was mulcted TO the tune Of
$1,000. Leon Losier aud D. H.
Mcleod inducing Mr. Wood To
come TO Seattle Mr.. Wood
was allowed 10 witness a wres-
Ting match.
Hans Anderson, a wealthy
mining man Of ketchikan.
Alaska. was brought 10 town
on August 8 BY J.e Carroll.
and registered az the Seattle
stoicl on that date Mr. Ander-
son was in town until August
=. and on that day LETT for
home. Whether he was treat
cd 10 a wrestling or boxing
contest. The Star could not
learn. but Il Is understood
that he contributed.
Seek Other Fields.
From The Stars inycsiiga-
ton Il appears that Brown and
Hartman have inst concluded
arrangements 10 go into Ia
coma and san Francisco. hav.
ing already. It Is said. arranged
for police protection IN the for
mer city. Il Is also understood
that one trick" has already
been turned in Tacoma.
Messfs. Hartman aud
Brown arc in town TODAY and
Matt Rics IS out at The Mead
ows ghis afternoon. looking
after the destinies Of his horse
Entire Nous.
80 FAR as The Star has been
able 20 learn. no pugilists Of
any renown have been mixed
up in the fake contests Tn
known men OF little or no abil-
it's lent themselves readily and
TO just as good purpose to the
game 10 be played. From the
very nature of things. the VIC
time were almost entirely
chosen from among men not
familiar wiih prize fights or
wrestling matches.
CAROLS Schemes.
IN securing victims. il is said
that Joe Carroll has been aided
innocently by the Seattle pa
pers in the publication At ire
qucnt intervals in the sporting
columns Of the papers OF ehai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Then steerers were engaged.
Zoe Carroll. the well known
wrestler. whose right name Is
ole Marsh; Jack Carkeek.
wrestler; ban II. Mcleod
wrestler = man by the name Of
LosieF. one Green aud others
made up the aggregation who
were sent out % secure the tic.
TINS.
Here Is the way tho game
was played. The stecrcr would
visit the town in which the pro.
posed victim lived lie would
seek and secure his acquaiui
ance. After the confidence Of
the victim had been secured 4
letter would come 20 tho steer
er telling him that there was
an opportunity % clean up a
good sum of money IN Seattle
through a wrestling match or a
fight. as the case might be.
Usually the stecrcr was 10 be
one 81 the principals IN the con-
te9t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

the stakeholder, the time was
fiNesi tot the wrestling match
81 the fight Usually no time
vas host The party would 60.
some ~ boat and some along
tie shore. 10 the house north oi
Madison park
Mf. Brown. the confidence
man would be there IN the ca
paeiiy of the Alaskan million.
airs tic two principals 90 the
c0niesi. each with 4 trainer
the victim, and Mr Hartman,
~ the capacity Of stakeholder,
and also a. referee.
All the Stage Settings.
A cupboard IN one corner of
the house would be unlocked
aud there would BE taken there
from a bucket. sponge and sew
eral bottles OF liquor of various
sorts Tor the use 81 the prin.
eipals fbc floor would then
be literally covered with saw
dust and a rope strung across
from wall 60 wall making. with
the front and the side walls. the
regulation sized ring for
fights
Then the contest would be-
I gin. Fearful that they might
be discovered, none would dare
I talk above a whisper. For sew
eral minutes the battle would
be iicrsrly waged. all the time,
however. the man whom the
victim had backed appearing as
the aggrcssor and ultimate vic
tor Then would come an ac-
ridcni and 10 the utter dismay
al everyone but the Alaskan
millionaire. the prospective
/ victor would be down and cut.
and tire contest awarded TO the
man backed by tho Alaskan
The Victim Fleeeed.
And 80 the game ended. The
money II the victim safe IN she
hands 81 Hartman and Brown,
evcrs effort would be made 10
-iurfy the victim out Of town
/ The POS ability Of his arrest
/ W0uld be pointed out 20 him
aud realizing that he had been
in on what he believed 20 be
a shady biz II work. he usually
left lown IA a hurry. sadder but
tnucif Wisef
| ouly two OF the score Of men
/ robbed id this way have hol
I lersd Thomas Norton. a So.
/ loonkeepcr. Of Sacramento
1 Cal wbe gave mp $1,000
Ncus To the police aud prose.
I cutting attorney bat in both
cases Secured 40 satisfaction
and irallY left town.
COULDN'T Get IL Back.
.out Stcnger. OF Boiling
ham. s4ho lost 5000. has made
nm effort to secure the return
ol bis money. going directly to
the nien IN the game but he
also has been unsuccessful
Tor some time past Matt Rics
has attended none Of the con
tests. aud has associated but
little with Hartman and
Brown. lie has, however, so
Ear As The Star can learn, Sc
cured one third OF the proceeds.
II being understood that a por-
ton 81 this was being paid for
protection. The other two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Baited His Victim.

The stccrer would show
the letter % The proposed
victim. and would suggest
20 him that be accompany
the stccrer TO Seattle The
victim would be told that hc
needn't take any money with
him. but vas wanted simply 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

handle the money oi the steer
or and his friends. Ii the we
tim consented the suggestion
would be offered that lie take
along a letter OF credit OF = Ger
titled check, so that in cas- E
there might arise any question
as 20 where the motley to back
the steerer was coming iron
these credentials could b
shown.
Start for Seattle.
Then the party departed 20
Seattle. pom their arfiy =
here the victim and the stec-eS
would visit the office Of Rus
sell Il Hartman. ~ Holyols E
block There they would be
told Of a wealthy Alas an who
was willing 20 back the second
man IN the contest
This fellow has g. NIL
ions. would be the trend 81 the
story. and he'll back his man
for any amount
The victim would theu he
handed 5000. Later , meet
ing would be arranged IL Tar
rimans office between the Alas
kan millionaire. otherwise
Brown. Hartman partner A.
this meeting the 5000 would
be wagcrcd ou the Outcome Of
the contest. Hartman aet ny -
stakrbofder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

.. VICTIMS AND AMOUNTS SECURED
. THEREFROM

Charles Cunningham, Pendleton, Ore wres- =
ling = - ....... #............S 4zsoo =
w p. Gwin, Anaconda Mont fight .......... $1,000
N B. Wood Grand Forks, N. D., wrestling 10000
Thomas Marion Sacramento Cal fight. .......
II Fiord Vancouver b. C.. wrestling 5000 :
M J. Church. La Grande. Ore. fight 1000 =
Leonard Dobbn. Vancouver, b. C., fight 1000 =
Harry Lang San Francisco. wrestling 5000
Louis stenger. Bellinghan Wash wrestling 5000
DR. O. E. Blackburn Butte Mont, fight. $500 =
w A Watkins Vancouver. b. c, fight........ 5000 4
A s. Sevelle, Ogden Utah. wrestling 5000 =
G. K Mickey Butte Mont, wrestling 5000 n
Thonnas Dean Townsend Mont fight. ....... 5000 y
. A w Hinkle Prosser Wash wrestling ...... 75oo =
Thomas Peters, Vancouver. b. C., wrestling aooo
Total amount secured sSf3I5oo :
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

w. Brown. another confidence
man of renown.
Matthew Ries In IL.
These two men came 60 Sc
attic after some negotiations
with Matthew Ries. a well
known Seattle sporting man
aud an old resident of this city.
Fourteen years ago Ries was
sent to the pcnitentiafy for
grand larceny, committed IN
Seattle. but was pafdoncd after
having served three years.
Since that time he has lived
among the sporting element OF
Seattle.
Prior 10 or Immediately after
/ the arrival Of Hartman and
Brown. Rics had built on the
shore OF Lake Washington the
honschoat that was 10 be the
scene OF conflicts upon which
there was 10 be wagered thou
sands Of dollars. Everything
was ready then for thc begin.
ming OF operations 30 far as
The Star can learn. protection
was secured from police inter
ference through an outside
party. a tendcrloin saloonkeep-
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
..s#..#. s]+++++|
run MEN WHO TURNED THE TRICKS.


pussEI.L B. HARTMAN. alias Russ Barrett: came
ssa,.ls in December Of last year; boarded at the
$780,, Hotel for a short time under proper name
,srn moved TO 1915 East Union. and has been known
ee a. Russ Barrett: has office at Room 80 Holyoke
b,oek; his postoffiee box IS isii; can usually be
se.ra bv inquiring az ~Sutherland's" on Yesler
- vel known eastern confidence man.
J n W. spoWN is partner OF Hartman. came 20 Seat
Il. nth the latter; resides az sol North Bel
mont. poses as millionaire always ready 70 back
tighter or a wrestler for any amount; well known
eastern confidence man.
MATTHEW RlES resident OF Seattle; lives az sois
Yssler way; paved the way for the coming OF Harm
nan and Brown; said TO have secured. through
well known senderloin saloon proprietor. protection
sor the eastern men built place Lake Washing
ton where fake fights and wrestling matches occur.
Is an sx-eonvict having served three years fer bur
slary. get one-shird OF al money secured from vic
,ns part Of which amount il said 10 have been
used in fixing those who might interfere.
- $500 ssssss - .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Worked With Skill.

Usually tho millionaire e
would offer to wager siiil
more and he would he
told 20 call later. II the
victim showed no signs 81
putting up any Of his own non
~ b. this time he would be
handed another 5000 prob
ably the same 5000 that had
already been wagered. in the
mean timc Brown, known -
the Alaskan millionaire wou.e
also be given 5000. and At tie
second meeting another wager
would be made This same
program would BE CARED cut
until the victim. seeing an ap-
parent opportunity Of making
several thousand dollars Tor
himself, would offer 90 wager
some 81 his own money
How They Got Him.
If. however. he showed no
signs Of loosening up. Brown
would again appear up % the
scene and demand 10 Auow
where tic money was com
ing from. intimatiuQ that he he
lievcd there was something
wrong The victim woui : thcn
be hurricdly advised bv the
steerer to 60 10 the bank
and draw some money and
wager IL. SO that the susp. IS
81 the Alaskan should be quiet
ed. This usually worked and
the victims money was sceut
ed
Charles Cunningham. re-
tired capitalist Of Psndleton.
Ore, was induced IN this way
to wager S42,5oo. Others wag
cred amounts ranging from So
600 to $4,000.
The wagers al made. and the
money OF the victim secure IN
the possession Of Hartman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
IS FORTUNE Melted BY
bunC0 GANG IN SEATTLE
|$l31,5O


w h hn % m beef
emmu
nnmhmm em h d dg stan las ~ from
neemehg d viii he Sta % ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Twenty Fake Fights.

Within this boat house dur
ing the past eight months At
least 70 fake fights and wrcs-
tiing contests have occurred.
They have al been held at mid
dzy or early in the afternoon
never at night. They have been
attended only BY the principals.
the confidence men and the VIC
Tins
Russell h. Hartman, alias
Russ Barrett. a well known
eastern confidence man. IS the
leader IN the game. lie came
to Seattle last December and
Tor q time stayed a. the Stan
der Hotel. With him was +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

residcn, Of Seattle. They have
brought the victims from ont Of
town. skinned them. have
made those who were inclined
TO make trouble believe they
had incrimina;ed themselves.
and have then sent them home
Ort on tho shore OF Lake
Washington. about hall a mile
north Of Madison park. hidden
by the brush from tho land side
but fronting out into clear wa
ter. the fake fights and vres-
Ting matches have been held
There a housrboat was built
last fall for the purposes Of the
gang. II looks Ike a launch
house on the outside. but on
the inside is fitted mp for fights
and wrestling matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Rirhs under the nose 81 Sc
st,les police department, said
"a Be second 20 none IN the
United States. there has been
operating ior the past eight
ror,hs one Of the most daring
gangs Of confidence men ever
n.hsred together IN the Unit
Il States.
d tie eight months over
Aunoc has been taken from
sx,s;us brought TO this city BY
sci Known wres,lers aud prize
II; followers. who have been
xting as "sseefers' for these
uniidence men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Investigation revealed the
fact that the catch ON the large
sliding door IN front had
sprung and it required but little
effort to slide the door wide
open. The inside was found TO
be arranged so that within five
minutes preparation could be
made for a wrestling or boxing
contest.
In one corner Of the room
several sacks OF sawdnst stood
and in another corner a large
quantity Of the same material
had been swept The cracks OF
the floor were filled with saw
dust. showing where the floor
had been covered.
A closet in another corner OF
the room, which was locked, res
vealed its secrets through
crack. In this closet could be
seen a pail and sponge. several
bottles partly filled with liquor,
a broom and other articles such
as are used at a prize fight or
wrestling match.
Regulation Ring.
The interior was about ar
feet wide by 90 feet in length.
Across the front wall on the in
side and down each side for III
feet was stretched tightly
broad pieces Of canvas tackled
To the ioists so that anyone
falling against the wall would
not be injured. ~ the open
end there were two hooks. OPP
posite each other. and from
which a rope could be strung.
thus completing the prize light
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

The good names Of the Seat
IL Athletic club and is former
yhysrzl director. Dr. Roller.
have been brought into the al
air. although both the club and
Roller are innocent OF any
kn0wledge Of the game that
has been going on.
Ehs money has been secured
ircm the victims through the
I'D gaHe Of take wrestling and
&xing contests. and these VIC
TINS have been brought b the
Hsiterers from California. from
Worth Dakota. Alaska. British
Calnmhia and al Of the west
I'm states.
Seattle People Left Alone.
These confidence men have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
CAROLS Schemes.

IN securing victims. il Is said
that Joe Carroll has been aided
innocently by the Seattle pa
pers in the publication at ire
qucnt intervals IN the sporting
columns OF the papers Of ehal-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Seattle People Left Alone.

These confidence men have
been careful to victimixe no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
Freight Cars Tear Up a Trestle
and Block Traffic.
Especial 70 The Times Disoa.on J

FAYETTEVILLE. y. g.. October "a
mixed train on the Ralcigh and S"itn-
port Railroad was crossing CARRIER trcSi'
in uppcr Cu.npcria'ri last night. when
four rf.f,l. ,ars broke q way lrou ino
two passenger cars leaving them stand
ing on this side Of the trestle. and t""
freight cars We're dragged 10y In" enEine
partlv across the trestlc, which tn'N
tore up as they went and then ieit thcm
piled up at one end of the trtstie-
IN a,eine remained standing pa the
track Tn to this afternoon latc DO
trains had been able 90 pass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
FOREIGN SPlNNERS BUY
MUCH SEA ISLAND CnTIOM

GAINESNILLE, Fla. OCTOBER . =
Eight hundred and fifty bales OF Sea Is
land cotton were sold here to-day. mostly
TO representatives OF foreign spinners at
an averaVe Of twcntv-fvc cents pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Parents of Twenty-Four.

Especial TO Inc Times. Dispatch
Mr. and Mrs John J. White. Of this city.
ar the parents OF twcnty-foar children.
but an are not living Inc couple U.s. sun
under fftV wears ola.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
nmEs cuREp IN 6 To ID pAYs.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 60 cure any
Csc OF itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud "a
piles in s 70 IA days OF money refunded "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

including the members Of Lee Camp. of
iA Amond. remained for the special pur-
pose ~ attending tho ball and many OF
ia'n were out Tonight. several OF them
essay ing 10 trip the light fantastic"
ant succeeding admirably.
Tho ball was a hitting climax - the
i'nr days Of entertainment lavished by
tte people VI Roanoke upon the visiting
cterans and Sons and Daughters The
"O1tnn has been ono of tre most pleas
amt I'm tho history % the Virginia Grand
camp extending iocS through nineteen
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