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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
NORWAY.

The March term of the municipal
court was held Tuesday at the court
room by Judge Davis.
Mrs. L. n. Lunt entertained her sister,
Mrs. Marble, and little five-year.old son.
of Pennington, this week. On Tuesday
evening Mrs. Lunt entertained Q party OF
friends from Norway and South Paris at
lunch and whist.
Henry j. Bangs will soon commence
repairing and improving his residence.
He will build piazza on the front OF the
house and make changes within.
The annual town meeting was OF much
interest. The following officers were
elected:
Moderator Hon. A. 8. Kimball.
Cerk-George L. Curtis.
selectmen-b. 8. sanborn. Arthur Robbins and
Harry r. Greenleaf.
Treasurer-Edward G. Winslow.
Collector of Taxes-Frank e. DeCoster.
Town agent-Jesse p. AllArd.
School COmmittee-W. 7. Jones.
Library trustees for three years-Eugene r.
Smith, William G. Leavitt
Truant ofiicer-GeorEe W. Locke.
Constables-C. +. Boober, +. +. Towne, Calvin
C. Walker, A. p. Bassett, F. r. DeCoster. Geo.
A. Cole, Geo. +. Hathaway. E. G. Cannon. w.
W. Twombly. e. d. Allen, J. r. Swain and A. r.
Needham.
Road Commissioners-Geo. W. Wood, Guy l..
nd n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13

Taxes due and payable Nov. 10. Interest
after Jan. /, '07, 9 per cent. Discon-
tinued road from Water Street to Murch
place. Voted to purchase an iron bridge
for the Pleasant Street bridge. Voted
swing doors for voting booths. Voted
| to pass over the articles relative to dis
continuing the Farnham road and to ex.
pend the $399.97 on state road. Largest
vote cast was $50.
W. NJ. Wires, Jr., for some years fore
man for B. F. Spinney & Co., will sever
his connection with the firm in short
time and return to Lynn where he will
engage in business for himself.
Rev. Bates s. Rideout will deliver the
Memorial Day address in Auburn this
year. Mr.. Rideout is an excellent
speaker and the Auburn people are to be
congratulated.
A unanimous invitation has been ex-
tended to Rev. C. A. Brooks to continue
with the Norway NJ. E. church another
year. He has not decided as to his
course.
Frank R. Taylor was in town this
week. He has been away for some
months.
An invitation has been extended by
Norway Lodge, No. IS, I. o. o. F to
oxford Lodge, No. 81, 10. o. F., of
North Waterford, to visit Norway on
Thursday evening, the 18th, and witness
work in the third degree. A banquet
will be served at the close of the work:
Ed Dyer, who has been in Rock Island
through the winter, has returned to Nor
way. He has accepted a position in
Virginia and will 60 there very soon.
Maude Lunt, who visited friends in
Portland with her aunt, Mrs. Marble,
this week, returned Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Mann entertained the
Barton Club this week.
Nv. Small has accepted the position
of surveyor for G. B. Cummings & Sons
made vacant by the resignation Of D. 8.
Sanborn this week. Mr.. Small is greatly
improved in health.
Mrs. Ann Millett fell at her home in
Millettville few days ago and broke her
left wrist.
The electric car track was cleaned out
and the cars reached the head of Main
Street Tuesday afternoon.
H. L. Russell has gone out of the
meat market business and will 90 to
C8ltIOrula III u bHOTt titu0 ioI hio uCoiep.
Mark Wetzler and family returned
from Portland this week. They passed
the winter with their daughter.
The members of Co. D, 1st Regt.,
N. G. S. NJ, will give masked ball for
the benefit Of the rifle team Friday even
ing, March 23d, at tho Opera House.
Music by Stearns' orchestra. It'll be a
big time.
Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury was called to
Lewiston Saturday by the sickness of
her daughter, Marguerite, with whom
she returned Thursday.
Walter Sanborn of the Boston Globe
was in town Monday.
The members Of the Wildcat Club
elected the following officers Tuesday
evening:
President-Mrs. Frank N Barker.
Vice. President-Mrs. Charles p. Barnes.
Secretary-Mrs Herbert F. Andrews.
Treasurer-Mrs. Herman L Bartlett.
Asst Treas.-Mrs. Albert j. Stearns.
Collector-Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury.
The annual meeting of the board OF
management of the Norway Public
Library was held Saturday forenoon. A
certificate of the town clerk OF the cleo
ton of the new trustees and town officers
was read, accepted and ordered recorded.
The following officers were then elected,
viz:
Presideut-Rev Bates 8. Rideout.
~ q o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
Married.

In NORWAY, Mar. 8. by Rev. C. A. Brooks. M.
Frederick William Lea and Mise Cora Vashaw.
both Of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13


Whole number OF votes, 10Y
Necessary to a choice, -..-i5V
George NJ. Atwood,
A. +. Ste0rn6,- ~
Charles H. Howard, ...-...-.---..
The next ballot was for member to
serve two years, to fill the vacancy caus-
ed BY the death of DR.. Woodbury.. The
result:
Whole number Of votes, 3Ol
Necessary TO cholce,- --ioi
Charles VI. Howard.
James Fl. BrcOks,. ~
Austin p. Stearns. l
The next ballot was for member to
serve one year, to succeed DR.. F. Z.
Wheeler, resigned. The ballot resulted:
Whole number of votes, 2H
Necessary to choice.
f. z. Wheeler.
Elmer E. Tuell, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The town voted not to elect road
commissioner, thus leaving the care OF
the roads in the hands of the selectmen.
Appropriations we're made as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
Presideut-Rev. Bates 8. Ride0ut.
Vice. President-D 8. Sanb0rn.
Secretary-Moses p. stiles.
observation-disclosures T. Smith,

Secretary-Moses p. stiles.
Treasurer-Eugene f. Smith.
The committee appointments were not
announced by the president.
j. A. Tuell and wife of West Sumner
were in town the first of the week.
E. +. Smith drove to Buckfield on
Thursday; excellent sleighing.
Grand Chancellor of the Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias of Maine, Merton
L. Kimball, accompanied ty A. L. San
born, drove to Mechanic Falls Friday
afternoon and returned that night. Mr..
Kimball made an official visit to st.
Elmo Lodge, No. IS. The weather was
very bad but they report most pleasant
visit with st. Elmo.
Charles r. Smith of Portland has
purchased the interest of the James
Smith heirs in the meadow land near
Norway Lake.
The new board of assessors and NUM-
cipal officers organized at the assessors
Office for the first time Saturday, when
they entered into the town affairs for the
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13

In . Pinch, use ALIENS FOOT.EAsE.
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease. .
powder. Il cures Corns, Bunions, Painful,
Smarting, Hot. Swollen feet. At oil Druggists
and Shoe Stores. PC. Sample FREE. Address,
Allen 8. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13
ro-moth.r. I'm This Town.

Children who are delicate, feverish and cross
win get immediate relief from Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children: They cleanse the
stomach, act on the liver, making sickly child
Sold By all druggfsts, 25c. Sample Free. Ad.
dress, Allen g. Olmsted. LIE Roy, n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13

Unheralded as miner. Mr.. Robinson has at
times become lost to the world In the vastness OF
Streaked Mountain for months. Believing from
In his part OF OK ford County, Mr.. Robinson has
cnntentsdiy plod led along, deiving into the
wastes of mountain in summer and coming out
into rivi ization only when the clements 1Orcei
him 70 seek shelter from the mountain dreari
ness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-03-13

Charles 4. Bennett as regular night
policeman, and Mr.. Bennett went on
duty last Saturday night. The good
results of having an officer on duty are
already visible, at least in the improved
condition of the sidewalks about the
Square, which are now kept clear, where
as their state has been more or less OF an
offence for some time. Saturday night
Officer Bennett gathered in two young
fellows whom be found drinking, and
after heading them towards the Jail and
giving them a scare, he started them for
home, and they went, at speed.
Loring T. Roberts died Sunday morn
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
W. S. Starbird. aged 81 years. Mr..
Roberts was a native of Wayne, but in
middle life moved to Greenwood, where
he lived until two or three years since
he came to make his home with Mrs.
Starbird. He was twice married, the
first wife being Miss Virgin OF Rum
ford, and the second Julia Bishop OF
Leeds. The second wife died some years
since, and OF his four children Mrs.
Starbird is the only one who survives.
The funeral will be held at p. NJ. Tues
day, and interiment in Riverside Gene
terry.
A. l.. Williams, formerly Of this place,
who has been chief inspector OF the
eastern division staff of the New Eng.
land Telephone Co. for some time, and
has been located in Portland, has been
promoted to a responsible position in
the general construction department Of
the company, with headquarters at Bos-
ton, to which city he is about to move
with his family. At the close Of his
service in Portland, Saturday evening,
the Sd inst, he was given banquet al
Smiths Hotel by his associates on the
division staff. About fifty were present
at the banquet, coming from several
towns and cities of the state. Mr.. Viii.
liams was presented with handsome
gold watch suitably inscribed, and much
regret at his departure was expressed b.
all who had been associated with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
nm TIMES RICHMOND VA 1909

fourth, 50 An, u, ftsrrlng a Mestze., NJ, !, =.
seFssa ssaehdl, f,ss,es stehssi VA tGas \,
third Maxlh6, Joseph s. Denny i fourYh, l'*e'
sporting tandet,s- rrst team Herring 4 \
Mss a asse9a gerh sss sH
oornthlsn asonlte Tue s o a.,
artn second TheP ,f ep INK
third, Fifhi Shtj Mrs. lien Potts s ic
Buck, Oav Id Dunlop. y, !, IN, ~
Green The Dvek pay,a ,sai,
Jap SECOND John Morgan ME- hSnn NJ "a
third. fiz7le orders w. Okle FOURTH AyHna'
rive. foot Jump classTlrs! Con, a f,ia
David Dunlopi Aecondl Nancy Leg, Dayld 10y, ,uin-
lap third Tatonite, The oaks Farm fourl =,
iFlrell ght Mrs. Allen Potts i Is
The Races.
a;4o trot pace, 800 First tdsrry coi = "
CT witt, a second yirEinla, Is uiri r.,
e =. Conhor.Jt5 thlrut Ny NY s .,s
Belle. r. "A, Barnes, ss .. Best t ",
Ifs trot or pace, FIRST 81. Louis. r,
Burgess, 81 I'll 1 4 second Dr.. re a.
Barnes, q q Best time, 2:l7N ~, i, Il.
Three-a QUAR- ere OF m lie dash El59 G
Ben Lnlla, Richard Wallnck; second y Trn PEI
LIZ p. ollldny; third, Cohasset rem
3ple5 REQUIEM also ran. Time. ~. NJ N. X
3fIurtlle5 raoe two miles $500. Irapezlst.
IA second M tonls
lLelths: thrdS Arms, Montague skecnt Iticheiou
also ran. No time taken. Al 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
HARTMAN AND HIS PARTY
PUT OPPOSITION no ROUT

Jer cent, already declared this year was
lost, as well az the resolution offHAed In
favor OF declaring annually hereafter q
dividend on tho basis OF 16 per cent. a
resolution calling for the appoin tmentSo OF
e committee to Investigate the affairs.
sof the compa " also was lost. s3SS
Tho resolution offered BY Yilllami
Nelson Cromwell, counsel for tho Har.f
irifnan party which In substance called I
for tho appointment OF q committee to-
examine tho fairs sof Tho company M
regards 1t loans, etc.. was adop ted. Il
Mr.. s Crom Wells resoIut ton. 0 ffercd ~ In
behalf Sof the administration. which
recommended that tho matter OF printing
the contents OF the annual report, be left
10 the discretion Of tho board OF dircc:S
ors, was adopted. This was one OF the
1natters which caused much discussion
at the NEE ting, the minority stockholders
demanding that all the report be printed.
AZ resolution was carried, offered by Mr.,
Cromwell, which recommended that the
entire an estion OF increasing the dividend
rate be left to the board OF directors fol
action. a
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Isaac: Banks.
I516IllI !, q 2 81 ~ I7H v
DEATHS.


.CHOCKLEY.-Ded at her residence
No.S6ls North Seventh, Thursday a T..
ternoon alto minutes to 9. Mrs. Fla NJ
4 ME FERNEYHOuG1Is CHOCKLEY,
In the slxty-sixth year OF d her age. G6sif4
Funeral from the residence SSATU RI
DAY, August II, 1906, ut 1920 a. NJ.
Intern ent In Hollywood.
at sthc residence OF
a his father, 423 g North TWenty-ffth
q Ohm r. Moo UAIDE. In the twenty
second year OF his age. He leaves. /
T besides his father. four sisters and
a two brothers, and an aunt, Mrs, ". -
Y Will Anis. 8 sgg 33 III ~ u q.
335s The funeral will take place sATlJ b
s DAY M ORNING lat 10 O. clock from
1 st. tricks Church, with requienl
(. high mass, ~ Friends invited to attend,
so,GRApY vs. led. at the residence OF his
3 brother, James e. O Grady, 4oo lJ ..1 y
Street Fulton at 52.40a "A, NJ. Ausust I, Y,
1906 WILLIAM ~. O'GRADf,5.tn me, ~
thirty-secondS year Of his q &c.. De-
A ceased was tho son Of the late Dennis -
and Ellen O.Grady, i. y 2, Il ~,
Funeral will take place This ! Ell
day. a AFTERNOON at A:aO o}c COCK
from st. Patrick's Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
GEORGIA EXCHANGES
HARD HIT BY new y LAW u \
sBoylsin Anti Bucket Shop Bill
Adopted BY House Of 8
Representatives. u
lRx A ssoclated Pressl

4 ATLANTA, GA, August s.-!The So
called 13oykin antl-bucket shop bill BIZ
adopted by the House Of Representatives atty
several days since to-day passed uas the the
Senate by, the decisive vote of IS to 8,
and needs only the Governor signature
to become a law, This bill makes no DIS
tlnction between bucket sh1b1s and en-
changes, but provides for the closing Of
allplaces in Georgia where options Ions on
futures" are bought and sold after jan Jan
uary / 1907. ri Il $ AZ y.
IA substitute bill. making n sharp dis
3tlnction between bucket shops and ex-
changes, which was favorably reported
by the Senate committee, was lost by the
vote Of 20 to a. (,
The effect OF the bill will be to prohibit
all buying and selling In this State OF
futures, and If signed by Governor Ter LEI
rel, which Is reported to be q practical
certainty, will result In closing large
number OF exchanges in Atlanta, as we'll
as in other cities Of the State.
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Former Senator James *. ] oncs Of Ar
+ kansas, representing the company IN q.
legal capacity. and Mr. Barnesdae, OF.
Pittsburg, representing the company di-
3rectly, were callers at Sycamore Hill
to.d a. ~ 3i5 v 3ssR
J SUNDAY; SCHOOLS. "
International G Convention Is Held
8358 at Winona Lake.

y I5-7,. III ysAssociated Press.) NI 70 ~
b wINONA LAKE, IN D., Il August o.
The Executive Committee OF the Inter
snntional Sunday School Association, rep;
iresenting thirty denoninational and
evangelical bodies. began Its ses = 10
ton, lis chairman. One or the questions
considered to-day was the drafting Of 4 q
memorial to Congress asking y .t !. 9 IN 2
corporate the international assoclatlo n;
Among other members Of s. the co1 m !.
toe here nre f.. Warren, Three OAKS,
Mich: Rev. q. r. Merrill, Minneapolis ;
Rev. Joseph Clark. COLUMBUS; Marion n;
Lawrence, Toledo i Ohm Stiles, Z. LOUIS 9, Is
vile; I. Dr. Frank Woodbury. H .alI :
Ethe Y' ontarn Court Of Appeals, and Or.
". q. Whaley, Of PHILADELPHIA, ,A9
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CAROLINA ODD FELLOWS.
Elect Officers at Durham After
tS Most Successful Session. If
speclal h The rimes. Dispat cll


6a DURHAM, h N. a., August o.---'The ses-
fsions Of the North Carolina Grand Lodge
Of Odd EeiIows, who have been holding
their annual meeting In Durham, closed
tonight. 81 jSSs9 S " Is VI
sbt Inc entire morning session was dcvot>
cd to the submitting OF reports by eom Y
3mltteos sent from the different State
encalnprnents. d was shown by the re- /:
port that there are 1o27 Odd Fellows II
North Carolina This entitled tinaa or n
Sovereign 4! Grand Lodge. Winston was
chosen as the next meeting pla c e, y,
BsS Officers were elected as follows:5i HI E.
S1Trlck,4 Charlotte grand patriarch; N.& &
Dunn, Kinaton, grand high priest; W.. L.
Smith, Wilmington, grand senior wa +
den \ j. r. King Wilmington. grand Sec
rotary; Wesley Wiiams. Eliza beth city,
grand g. w Bryant g Durh nIa
grand Junior warden; y. n Caster. ray
setteville, Grand marshal; b T. II. Brown,
Asheville, grand scntinel; I, Grand e Repre- e,
sen tatives, George Green, Nv Bern, !, anu
,sentatives, Gorge Green, My Is ~ Bern,
and w. / II. Mea therly, Ellzabeth City.
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! ow11 L at Buckroe Beach,

..pown5at zBuckroe Bea CHI" Is the title
Of new popular song Just published.
THE music is the composition Of Profes-
sorg Ncoetta director Of the Champe =
tho words are by John J. . Daily the we'll
known know song writer. There are all the
elements q Of popularity In both the
verses and the score. Dow. at, Buck lEss.
roe Beach, is dedicated by the collabor-
years manager of the popular Virginia
summer resort. It.carries a catchy, ear
tickling. waltz refrain. original and ap-
{pealipg to the cultured musical taste rs
we'll 4 IS ITO the popular fancy. II twas
played in public for the first time this
week by Prof essor5 Anton Y, Smidt's or
chestrn at Buckroe. aisS .t$ ts Si
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Strike Settled.
nv Assooiated press, !

tI5y 1ssocIatef 11Eess ~ y
y 4 MACON GA. August 9.-The strike
L Of the Central OF Georgia Railroad car
men was settled to-day, at a conference
held in the office OF Master m echnnto
Fetner. Railroad officials and represent ia !
stlves OF the strikers werc present. In the
settlement the strikers wal yed objection
TO tho appoIp tment Of Chief Inspector
Dudley. at Golumbils. Ga, and the. road q
adopted new shop rules. Il The road OILS
Gals conplimented &the ,strlkefs on their
good conduct during the L. strike \, The J.,
The n trouble nfft ted Macon Columbus
and Atlanta, AMI Chattanooga. Tenn.
About 900 Workmen were Involved, 'ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
W 4. CUT BY MOWER
5P. M. Burgess Suffers Amputa:-
ton of His Leg. 55
(Speclhl To. The Ttmes. Dlspatc

scoTfTsViJLB, i " A. August 9. MIR.
p. M Burgess Of Temperafnce Bridge rd! I! J.
bFiuvanna& county. while arranging tho
harness on one OF the horses attached TO
a mo wer, on Monday, had his LEG almost
severed below the knee. Mr. burgess
was stnndtngs3in front Of the mower
when the horses startd ofr8suddenly, the
blade of the machine cutting deep into
the neshy part Of the leg and through
one bone. The wound was sewed up.
but sDrs. BIZ Dillard and NV. C..sWli-
and 4 the operation was performed Wed.
Gnesday. "a 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
CAR sHITsBUGGY.
Accident Last Night on Broad

operated by Notorma n HI Throckmorton
ran into q buggy on; Broad between Sec
Fond and Third Streets at 8 Is o. clock last
night. breaking up the vehicle and spill
Ing Its occupants out. 81.
Mr.. r.. ]. Ryan and Mr.. Mike N1cDon-
8ough were In the buggy,annd the former
car llnd slowed down sufficiently % pre-
vent q serious accident. The horse es-
capped nnhurt,s but he rig was badly
damaged. 8 s53 s3. /. .855i IL Va,
No. 412 East Clay. Street by Mr.. Nc
AIoonough, who was only bad ly shaken up.
Mr.. Ryan Is a. travelling salesman. n "a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
7. KILLED, 2.HURT ANDS52
UNHURT8 IN AUTO CRASH
3(By Associated Press.l

l,-I.IT7I1 E3yG ABS0ClntEu .,c
ife,Irs we're KILLED, two injured and two
ESCAPED unhurt when q new racing car
plunged Into q farm wagon on Thomp-
son Avenue, near the Winfield crossing
Of the Long Island Railroad, In Queens '1', ans
borough, tonight. The carts said TO nave 2,
been travelling not less than fifty miles
an hour. ayThe driver Of the farm wagon wa .r
6leaped' to snfety before the crash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
APPEALS TO PRESIDENT
lpy IlAssoelnted ,,roes /,

4 OYSTER FAY,HL. J., August o.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt was appealed 10 by the
Standard Oil Company to-day in tho
'piatter OF It's controversy with the De-
.partment4 OF the Interior regarding the
oil line leases in the Indian Territory,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Murder at Black Creek.
,s;prectlul nj e Erhe Times Dispatch

WILSON,, N. c.. August 81. A. bo o. -.
county, Oscar Cole was shot and killed
by Robert stuckey. another negro; n one Q
of the construction cars OF the 5Atlantlc
lConst Line Railroad. III. Z. !,
tSs cole turned and ran out Of the door
when he was shot. He had flag n hls
hands. in which was wrapped g pistol O.
Gala and 'snuppej d pistol at him two or
three m ore6times, but the pistol ala not
FIRE. AZ Stuckey ran and has not been seen
since, 5ii MI " ~ III
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Wilson of Again.
my Assoclated Press.

Wv 73y9 a RsocIateH I'TeBs .I
9Siyy1AsIIINGTON. lAJgust 9,--secretary
Wilson. OF the "A Agricultural Department,
has left Washington, presumably on o
tour OF inspection Of meat packing
houses; hut no 5lnformatio nof his WHARF,
! a bouts Is available at the department.
The Secretary left Instructions that no
Information was to be made public con-
eerning his trip, It Is not known When 3he
may return, y. n a5, III al IN a$i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
CHARGE AGAINST JUDGE.
Petition for Impeachment Filed
in Georgia Court.
NOW Ass0ciated Press,l

ATLANTA, CA August GA petition
for tho Impeachment Of Judge John IL.
Martin, Of the Oconee Circuit OF the SUI
tperlori Court OF Georgia, was presented
before the mouse 81 Rapreseniadtixt W 70
slider and report upon the petition. The
5petItlon alleges that Judge Martin has
abused his Office In the restraining OF
certain orders In ease Involving the
that, By reason OF such delay, tho own
ers OF the property suffered a loss or
$1,000. M fil ~ 5a3
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near here yesterday afternoon. and i,ei
.remains were inferred In the family bury
Ing ground this afternoon. She was III
ionlyRn bout a week, and her q cath was
quite a shock to her family and ri ends.
She was Just seventeen years OF age, v and
was lovely In person and .charact 81.
Funeral Of q Mr.. Clark. @
Especial sst . Y The Times Dispn tch.,
b lPEiERs BURG .s A., August o-Tnei
Clark. the oldest printer in the State. took
place from the residence on Bollinsbrook
Street#t this afternoon, and was attended:
hy a large number Of friends and by dcl-$
egntions from the various secret orders
OF which he WIS long q mem Der. lie was
buried with Masonic honors. III \
Mrs. M. ] Lamb.
Especial TO The Tlmes- Dls,atch.)
@5 PETEKSBltKG. VA. August 9.---M rs
NJ. j. Lamb, formerly OF Petersburg, died
this morning In Washington n the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Bowers She
leaves relatives and many friends in this
city SO 5ss ]. B
4, 4 4, Isaac Banks.
Itt95 Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.)
tlsCI..A DIES BORO, v a.. y "A ugust. Mr..
Isaac Banks. aged \. about @S eIgh ty-three$
Sycnrs. a died Monday. Z Mr.. Banks was
ono 2of tho hest citizens OF this county
md the father OF 4 Hon. ] ancs Banks,
who represented this CARROLL count VI
two terms In the Leg lslnture recently.
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nv Associated press. j

iSe S:3{t43 (By5 Associated Prcss.) 53f
NEW DIRK August 9.---AtB the annual
meeting 5of the stockhold ers Of tho Wells,
Fargo Company IN this city to- day, the
ticket OF thirteen tors, headed by E.
#. Hartman and composed Of members
Iof tho present board. was elected over. -
ticket named by council for Walter g.
Stokes. who has been heading an y ppo--
alton movement among the va 3 took OK
holders. 81: 3s i8 Sgis
The final vote for the Hartman ticket
was u, 500 to 2s,2le for the stock and gc-
personalities. The Hartman ndmlnistrn-
tion succeeded In defcating every rropo-
Hsition a dvanc ed Il by the n opposit lion par
#ty. II 5s@ N
After tho fiIinl vote on the elect ion&o q &
trustees had been announced. the votes
on several IL rasolu lions offered at the
meeting were also given out. These!
results showed that tho resolution OF y
Tered by Samuel Untermyer, counsel to
Mr.. Stokes, TO increase. the dividend rnte
by declaring nm extra dividend OF seven
per cont. to the dividend rate s&of nine