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New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
To Whom 1t Ma4 Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE-
- psrtment-Albany June 6th, 1sO6.-Whereas Teutonia
Insurance Company located New Orleans the State
q Louisiana, has fled in this Office statement
Sy the proper officers thereof and
SuEness and complied respects with the laws
Gf this relating Insurance Companies i1cor
poTated by other states Of the United States
NOW therefore, pursuance OF law. J. OTTO KELSEY.
superintendent OF Insurance OF the State York
hereby certify Company
20 transact its business Of Fire
ahiz State IN accordance law. during current
The Condition and Business said Company al
6he date Of such December 81 1e06l is shown
follows.
.AggTegas admitted Assets. $500 624 90
Aggregate OF liabilities (eKcept Capital
Surplus Including reinsurance. - Bi4 GOO 20
amount G actual paid up Capital $50
Surplus all liabilities 1856 as
Amount OF income for the 720 65l 55
Amount Of disbursements for the 632 72o IS
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto subscribed my
and caused the seal OF Office be affixed the
Gay ard year above written
IEsall OTTO KELSEY,
Superintendent of Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

"a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS The
~ Tribune received their Uptown once. No. 1854
Proadway between 3sth and s7th ss o'clock D.
advertisements received the following branch Offices at
regular once rates until S o'clock D. m viz 254
ave. 23d 153 9th ave. 18th e2 East
1zth 257 42d St. between 9Th and sth
.sS l25th 1888 sd ave- between 10Th 18th
sts: 1925 Sd ave- ST. l7Os Ist ave. Seth
yt; i57 East 125th 758 fremont ave: ESQ 80 ave.
near slst St: 6Ss "a 30 Bleeeker
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
Financial.
TO PROMOTERS AND OTHERS.
Diuidend Notices.

AMALGAsEAFED COPPER COMPANY.
- Broadway. New York, July 18th 1906
IA I a MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
the Amalgamsted Copper Company a dividend Of
ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. O3z91 and extra
dividend OF oNE-QUARTER PER CENT. G49c) was de-
csged payable August 2Th 1906 stockholders Of record
Et o'clock p NJ Thursday. July 26th. 1906 Transfer
books close o'clock P NJ Thursday, July 26h. 1906
and reopen at 10 o'clock A NJ Monday August 18th 1906
A. II. EELIN Secretary g Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY &ARKET.-AIoney on call opened at 2H
per cent; highest. 2a per cent; lowest per cent;
last ioan 2 per cent: close. 2925 per cent; ruling
rate ~ per cent Time money was quoted az Az
per cent for sixty to ninety days. per cent for
iour ana nVe months and 51A9s per cent for six
months. Commercial paper was quoted a. KeS5ll
per cent for sixty 70 ninety days. 55 per cent for
four 10 six months and 57s@s per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-MarAet closed steaa,,
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
sUniistea. Eek dividend.

Closing prices of active bonds dealt in, with
net changes follow.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney 6 Co. No . Broa.
street: New York. and No 10 south 4th street,
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DEATHS.

iLli4Lls.--- Died, Monday, AuEust 18Th. at
i $50 z, Y M. t the residence OF her
daughter Mrs, Jane II, 4 Mclaughlin,
;6s IsNI pc ut ILLS. relict OF |. Thomas
n, Mclaughlin, and tiYe grandchil-
/ Edgar McLaugh rl--anid John ] !. Llllis
to mourn their loss, II " WIZ
Funeral notice later. l3 4
5AfccAW, -Died at t3 O slock "a. M. i Nom
4 day, August is. 1908, at 1l8 East Frank
lin Street, ia M rs Dir wv N }; A1cCAJY,
! In the eighty tn year OF his age.
F Easssss q aS sRss ssAyFsss f1ss!ss
Il O'clock, IN y 3,3 II 4 K
,TAYI13R. Died, yesterday !, August 18th,
y at 8 ;s0 Az Nj; al he resid ence cot her
braitlsE; Mr. ". Robinson.
haslal T THls AFfR + 3
O'Clock from the ahcye residence. II Ia
III termcnt In Iioll y " God N &
ilyIsII.EO II u. Die /. Angus, lStE, at his
n tIhnle, n New port News, M, M ~
a SPoTSSpsOOb w I1I.I. no n pS 81 d
Funeral from RESI- eppe fof Mrs, ~ "a
81 Harper, N No III 4 East Prank In " y trset,
lehmpna. Ys; {. 8 lsse IA. la9s'
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X
clroumst stances 4 OF his 4 arrest and the
amount orSbond required Of him Imtr,e.-
diately upon \ nor arrival here she Went
to see tlie lawyy ers, who told her that
sha8 coul bef OF no material benefit to- her
,,h,,aband 3unless 1 sl,e oould aise the 500
bond, IN the meanwhile, time was flying,
Mrs. 1obertson had n o friends In Char.
lotto. she did have IN Ocean View, Va.
WHARF nor 4 husband had truthfully said
sha owned a summer cottage. Only two
Al pss remained before criminal court cons
vened. Without taking time to go to SEC
5l,er husbandFin steel cell, Mrs, Robert
son took the first train for Norfolk She
reached there Saturday night, obtained
the necessary Il money and boarded the
next train for Charlotte. She arrived
here In tile early morning, The money
,yaa nut up Robertson was released
from the Meoklenburg county jail, ana
husband and Wife left on the northbolnd
trail, 1t Q d clock. They told nobody where
they were going nobody II knows how
their tickets read. Robert sons attorney
entertain very little hope that he Will
BIO! here when his case Is cal led this week,
"a Robertson was Well-dressed md ap-
ynafently IN good cilnumst noes. He lifted
ia $500 diamond ring while citing D
tray full, and confessed. !. when arrested
Il Ills wife is "a pretty woman OF ref lre4
sappearance. re; 6l4'
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OBITUARY.
SIft{ = -. -. 2 IA
\ I =. .. 3 - Z n =.
I Captain G. G veland.

S Captain n. g. Cleveland aied. g the
oldiers, Home Sunday morning ana was vas
BURIED In Hollywood Cemetery The 1s ser
vices were attic Soldiers f4o'e
Car tain Cleveland enlisted as private
!; I e I, =; i9n fTy
wise s. Brigade He ss served gnllantiy
thTdugh e 4 ' 81 fns
Ssen tts hos s'nes Aus''st
]. B Fiji ofsE INF Abernet Thy !,
The funIeral Fle|,ard Ie9Ila'r rd
sahGyaywiiI
"a fSke place arrival 6 the :SS
81 i0clt train this morning from he soul g;
the burial Mil be- mi ado In, \, O a. 70
Cemetery, and the services VII be con con
ducted ~ REV. j VIII y, lam Jones :.
S1 Thomas Spots ood Well Z ford:
NEWPORT N EWs, y A., Az gust 1a, s.
THOMAS Spotswood Well ford .sdied q early
this morning q his home! 1901 IA pntn Es
IN a,a ag laGg Stlio satSF
d M,v Mr., Wexford s cond ition was q NOT
considered critical. and his death came
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II FUNERAL OF DIR ELLIS
Ceremony % 7 axe Place This.
NJ orning 1t Rand olEll- Macon.

(Specfal to The Times Dspnt oh bgi g,
sf,insfai serylces Of o. Dr.b. s. Ells,
Randolph Macon College. who was :
4 ro wned Swlllo fordlng Stage s. Greek.
fternoe iyl ~ tak 81
irnorningAsn ii 5@o o clock; conducted by
Bishop Granbery, Rev. p. 7. Dadm ,i
ana Rev. Joshua Hunter, and the burial Ia
will be- in Woodland Gene terry here: e,
bearers n Prof. d RI. r.. Bl ckwell Dr.
lson,gD IA c. Brown. p Z, LIB q
3T5dwa I'd Dr., NJ. D. n II oge Dr. DeJar-
;nette De. Henry Car Dr. 81 w 9.
Mr. Mi L. sfR 81 Afidyette, Mr. n 81. Seldo
lor,g alter sgd or 2 and l n r$
Walter Taylor, and the follo wing rs &c
tive pail rers: Mr. On 9, Il.
Barnes, IN N Vahg no lr W. 8
Bro WI, &. MrtS at Laneas y RANK an
Cox and Mr.. Charles L tuc /.
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OT8LITTLE SISTER.
Distressing Accident at, Mr.. Fun
derburk's Fl ONE, sss3 ss H

(apeplal q to The Times ID spatoh,) II
s. &CIiARLOTTI1, m, O., "A august IS I'D DELLA,
the l1lne-year-old daughter OF Mr., &. q.
5B'underbllrk, who ives on the Sugar
Creek q, 1 a. short distance RON Char
4lotte,, RnsS accidentally shot and killed
this morning by hor nteen-year-nld
brother. Tho lnec!den occurred NJ about
nine clock, The boy went upstairs
going with him. While he was inIthc
act OF unbreachlng the gun, supposedly
to SEQ IL At was loaded, III went b II and
tore n great hole In tho head Of the girl,
who was standing nearby. She died In
stantly. II BIZ 4. s5 * III 553
SE$ Her brother was heast broken. and Sill-
lmBdiately notified his parents of tho
.cataatrophe. They d ID not reach tho
lscone until their daughter was cold IN
DEATH 81 55g Y II ri rs
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NEW Ne W..B|||.k||INlI.K|,.TO.0PEN
N halifax 9
Citizens Of scottsburg Find No
Trouble in Placing the u
Stock.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) y ii82
SCOTTsBUBG. A. = ugust 49, The
citizens OF scottsburg and vicinity have
completed the organization Of q bank
q to be known as HE Bank of SEQ It's
burg, with a tallzation of from ten
to Twenty-Five thousand dollars.
Eleven thousand dollars Of stock was
taken at once and the 81 ockhol ders pro-
5ceeded to complete the organization by
the election Of j q Lacy to the prtesi-
dency;#E. p. Hinckle. OF Petersburg and
~. i. stegar, Of scottsburg, to the vice.
3presidencies 5ii & ts a5
The board Of directors are: g. AZ AZ. ~ ~ g.
Cormick. HI .5y W. Lacy. II. 4. Beckett
II ..55sj c. Lacy j r Bailey and w. ouls
3yYimbish. The bank will be open for 'e'
business within q few q ays. "a
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CAROLINE +; COURT {: 4: J R !
A Rule Against the ! County unit =:
King and Queen g ounty.

n spueeia1 iito sThc Times- Dispatch
b OWLIN a. GREEN " a. II August b.
Caroline Circuit Court convened day
with Judge John p. Mason pres siding.
sChancery business consumed the day. S
S;i The case against Richard Stevens for
malicious shooting will "A: be tried
Tomorrow, and will close the docket for
this term. n a petition was filed to-day
sby Nessrs. Chandler and Chandler, at
8torneys. for the supervisors OF King and
Queen county, asking for a rule against
3 the supervisors of Caroline county to
show cause Il why 4 they should not join
H j, ing and Queen county in the rebuild
Ing Of Marrlcosic Bridge, between the
two counties a. s$35 &$5s q. .i5
a. B. Chandler and "A. n . Embey, com
Nmissioners, sold 681 acres of land belong
Ing to Kiddfs estate for 81, $50 to New
ton, Collawn and Miss al ice Kidd,
a.. b. Chandler, commissioner, sold is
acres OF land and building . n ear Bow
ling Green, belonging to tho estate Il Of
SCuptainSJ. NJ. Hudgin, to g. u Eullard
for s725, subject to life estate Of Sarah
Furguson. ii # 5i 81 4 55sif53
w. n E. Ennis and u. q. ], Moncure, com
mlssioners sold 3Sl acres land to Henry
jones, Tor $3.50. VI ! 5g; "a 3s} ,ssSs
w. n. Ennis sold 1873 acres land Of
SBnrees' estate to L.. T. Kay, for $4a'.
Il r.. G. Monchre. commissioner. i sold ~ u
acres land belonging to John Fry to Geo
Ross for $3.50. "a. X rs ij$ s.
Caroline Camp OF Confederate Yeterant
met, md hesreport OF the treasurer was
read which leaves n balance In his hands
@off 5000 lfter paying all claims. III n 3 #
! @ The camp ordered an 3}irpn rail and 6
granolithic walk to be Put & around 4 tn.
smonument. i }.$3 n Il y.3,s
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WIFI
Frees HUSBAND N
She Travels Might and Day ,to
! Secure the Money for
II. His Bond,
CONE ssED DIAMOND ]. THEFT \ E
.EyenSHis Attorneys EnteptainSN No
Hope ct His Appearing
for Trial,
CONE EssED DIAMOND !. THEFT \ {;
NJ iys,
fspecial to, g,phe Tlmes,p ispaishDI

Especial to- The TIMES
Il cIIARIsoTrH /, Gu August by ',s
B. robertson the young travelling man,
from! l'hlladelp h!a, who ackno we aseq
Sc yeyal days ago the theft OF q diamond y
ring from Garabaldl 81 Bruins. and !, who WIS
was was sent ia jail IN defaul of A ssoQ
h5nd; hass gone Il q saberts
/. son a M 40 came c,haslotts Friday
spight sobsy!q una a!Ated HltA tA 4,
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{ Washing.tt.o Aft airs.

"a Especial to The Times 7 Ispntch,)
WASHINGTON, D. Co. August 13.---Y r..
2ginia postInasters appointed: Enfield. King
William county. George "a. Grnyatt. Woe
b. NJ Davenport resigned; IngerSoll,
Surry county. Minnie Newcombe, Vice 8.
j. Beatty, resLynd. n 55 6 FL js v 8 d,
George L. Rednon appointed regular,
Charlie W. Allen. substitute rural car
rier, Route g. at Pizarro Va
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Born m Richmond.

Sj3 Dr. Mcc Jaw WINS q native % this city
having been Born here in s2s. He re
lceivcd! his early eduratl Ion at the Istoh-
E,nond academy, y ana from 1897 to- Il ] S42
was employed as engineer asslst artg,on
the old James River and TTSSa nawlla Canal.
sStnking up lntor the study Of dlclnc aat
tho Now York University, under pr. Val \
fentne Mott taking tho degree 1T NJ 2.
in 1S44. lss III I'M
Rsst In 1865 Dr. Meow was elected to IT he
chair OF chemistry Ii, the Medic Col.
Slege Of virglnla, ana later to the clair.
or practice. N Ho then served for twelve
years as dem Of the colleg md 4at the
time Of his death was cha rrnall OF the
Board 81 Visitors of5the Medical College
OF Virginia. always taking the greatest
pride IN the work OF the college and
never firing IN his 2eff IT'S to ut the stu
dents Of the inst tuition for their lfosvvork.i
sThere are thousands OF physicians and
surgeons in the country to day who VIII
recall his kindly manner. his never-fa all Il \.
Ing oourtesles and the high example set set
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on JAs.B.M'C'A|NI
AnSWERsS1AE CALL
.tContlnued from Flrst Pase.) N

acquaintance 1T ills youth, and when he
saw her sitting, almost blind, he obtaitied
d handsome bouquet, and walking Up Ito
where s1,e was seated said: ~ trust you
wlilnccept the comp fiieiits Of AZ u friend a1
~ tyo,ir youth, who recalls very pleasant
days when we attended a dancing school
Slnithis iin61S4o.'s.8 THE lady wt,s agree.
ably surprised and for several hours they
talked over Incidents Of their yout Till
DR.. McCaw y survived BY six childre ~
Mrs. Christopher rompkihsS wife OF the
,heaneof the Medical College Of Virginia.;
Mrs. Charles Davenport OF this 81 tyt, md
Mrs. Dabney Mnury OF Peorin, 1llss
Thomas Nice II i DR. Davl Id Mo
cav. Of this city, and + Dr.. Walter " u.
McCnw. surgeon In the United states
NnVy stationed al washington. 55f ,}t a I'LL
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.L,YNCHBURG
So r ound Trip
ROANOKE,
So r oun'd Trip.
Norfolk & w estern ~.
AuSust 24tt.

Round trip tickats at above low 8rai '''
WIZ be sold FOR special train leaving ITCH
mond l2io noon, Friday, August 224th,t
ana leaving Roanoke, returning, ~ 9 Nm sSv
noon, Monday AnglstS q 9oess Tran rit
stops at sea ford Mon le fassd 4 l'lue
Ridge. u li.st e2|sA "
~ IN RI DIET II SIS RRke nv et IA SGnks
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Held on Serious Charge

Adlino Branch a negro woman, was ar
rested BY Patrolman c. j, Stocknlan last
night on the charge of selling LIQUOR, on
Sunday. She was taken TO the First 70,
lice Station. where she was refused ball
by a magistrate. and was locked up for
the night sif m AZ s8t 5l;l f1ii }a.g Y
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s Mr.. and Mrs. J.i Hulcher OF 1O15 Floyd
Avenue, have returned from Ports
mouth Ya,,s where they visited their
son, who has been confined stofhis home
by sickness for the past week. E55ssS
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-. p H chicken.


65lBl 1a Especial 10 Tho TtI1les ID pntch.)
55:F'REDER1CKSBUI2 URIC, s " A. August
and Mrs G. sA. n chicken, OF Prince VIII
liam county. died q few days ago at the
home OF his parents, ~ ri ter; a brief ILL
ness OF typhoid fever, ged twenty eight;
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IN oRsFo ans Aolp PHI osP HATE
5RsIIsves II cad ache

- eVtS IA GA ~ M IS 88
CAUSED vi sum ler iieat Ri NJ, nssss
yous a sorders III or impair ed diEestl0 M
Relieves saNi sS
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Mrs. Martha Keller

Special n to q 4 he8 II ImeA- . tch.
sTRASBURG,VA A.. august ll 10. hrs
Martha Keller, wife OF Isaac kellerI Of
SClary "a Va, IA died VIA Y ddenlyi5s las night
while sitting on her porch. Il Her age
was fl fty-fours years. She Is survived by
her husband and s& tfreeF oh iidre n-Mrs.
Sophia Orndorff. Miss Oslo Keller r. Jfsee
ESldner and Cyrus 1<el Ter. fai3g We Is . Il !,
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. Their, ON = ter This Day Last Year

3 A NM, 81 81 !!
4 =. M.,....,....., q 12 mi dnlEh ....,s,.N
5fi "a Average, ~. .,..af o-ti y 5g '3sfF
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w. II. Hughes.

1speclal to The TImos- Dlspn tch
sSaf IsALI3IGH, August q - g. vs. II.
Hughes a well known retired i N ere liant
of this city. died last cyen,ng, 81 ftor$ 5; a
lingering Illness. Il aged seventy years.
For thirty-flve years ho& conducted an
extensive china and n housefurnishing
store, having retired on account OF fail.
Ing health about 4 n year ago. /, II 8 \ carno
to Ralelgf from q Norfolk. The funeral
He was first lieutenant OF VI Braxton's
Battery, virginia \! Art llery, Confederate
States "a rnly. NJ n.
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THE We A THEIR r ].

FORECAST Y Virginia; Flea ring and warm:
ar ftTuesdny: fair and warmer W ednesdaly;
light variable swnds fting toj So l!l;
Hnrtb carolina-Locali rains and warm
er tuesday and w edne sday light, tYe ria
bic winds. s 35 a \ y h rs "
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y, . \ III ,,i,s frlends !;
&thel best known families o virginln,
being son of NJ jorS y IN AZ Yellford,
clIn0nd and ne pheW Of guq9e
Velrora IL ia 5 " y, py (, ~, "
Il pinmocls, or q louooster county ana
their two-year-old daughter. II . .5l
|saa lFu,eral serv! ces be conducted to.
MERCY 5he rssdenIss by
ter. y he body VII ne taken TO j, RIG
nrond for itlterinent e In the family lot In
Hollywood Y Genet terry ~ y.
Dhf Bal5. DssFers l pos j ElSya
clay A.iSsss owf 4 ana N jim 4. RI Lock O..
deceased cat11o ierets tlil!so, years re
ago from chmond He was conn c Z
SNeWport n eWa shipbulldIasT'g ana Dry
Dock Compnny il
u. Mrs. Hattie Cunnitlgh atn. III,
WIN GHIs EIs, A.s'F August is.-Re-
firing la tt night at her customary hour,
and chi ying Pa her tsugl health Mrs.
known and most highly esteemed ladies'
Sof Berryyille,, g rkeH county j. was found
Ing by Ahor husband, N George Cunning
t n cai ho u eG hs IL
81 Death was NJ caused BY h0nrt dtsease.i
Recent VI Mrs. Cunn Ing IAN rnplet ed .ns
dress which she instructed HER family to,
put on her when she "a led. 55f5 nj
# She s5was fifty years old, q. a Ii daughter
of the late liam n .3f Ed WI.
chester, and Leaves q her h,sbaifd yo
sons eorge Cu.inIn CHAN. Of ~ Poca hon.
8tas, 4, va, and Ed Cunning ham, q
and sister, Mrs. Lu ther & II. ,s Al e inls-
ter, botllRo yVinches ter. NH IN
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Il 3 tl5S9 = sc ated 1'Issks.J
!. Woman Wounded.

s Oy-yozNEsNEsK- August ] S. -
Village attacked the euuippage OF Cap
tain OF Police Vishnak 10 Il to- day. More
thar, ntty shots were fred, the carriage
was riddlesl. ana d y Lady a companying
sf.s Captain was wounded. The Captain
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SPall-Bearers.

Il q The pail bearers ar u. "a. 81,
Y onorarv-V estry Or ST. Paul's Church.
BonTd ~ Visitors Of the Medical College
Of Virginia, FACULTY 1edicnls College y
Virginia, & Dr.. q. IVY - r. I3 Colonel 81
Archcrs derson, NJ ohm a II, n onta.s
gle, crensl,ltaw Mn 1 e oR var \
5SWineford ~ sj s. NJ U & s$s
All Acti Ven William VI r rgusson,s
Lewis w I3rander. Colonel Thomas 2 't u
;N1cA dams, blair Pegram, DR., IE Z
SON DR. Ennion g. 2 Z; !! -
lTal1ey. Dr. Edwin II opson ana ~ r
Levin Joynes. # o.i xxi n .$S {5 II s;S.
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8..C:Har11bley

u \ Special mo Dispatch,
81 SALISBURY, NJ e.. August - 1Cgbert3
Barry Cornwall II 4 81 this city,
worth n several mil lions n OF 5S dollars OF
III tsburg. Pa d led nj hiH home here
this rnorning OF typhoid fever. His d III &
Sness was Of Il three weeks tlurat lion. hut
the end was ,lnexpeete Captain.
Wide u reputatio having travelled d.
sslonally in Eng land. Y his native coun-i
try. "a frica, India. America and many,
5otherl4pl g III was extensively IN
ted In mining y was o. noted explorer,
Wing Wis ted a fricnn deserts. Brazil.
g g;sArgeln republie. and had much
1'ransvaal. He y was Instrumental In
ringing to. North ollna many mil
lions Of dollars, and was not only vice.
president OF the Whitney Company now
developing amamoth & electric plant at
whitney, near this;S cit ". but was also
general manager OF ~ he company.
~ Mr. Hambley was forty-nlne years old.
was q lie fell he Geolo gical So
3cioty Of London II was VI ce- president 0f
tho Davis Il Wiley Bank and a director
in many leading enterprises si5$t3
$t2t fe n leaves y a. wife and flve CHI dren.,
The interment takes place here, III fst 81. S5s
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"A ZasNeWton.
9 Especial To The Times- Disl

# Especial TO e IN Q Times Dlspat ch.1 IA "a
IA FREDERICKSBUR re, v A., August
10 - brahat1l e n n Wton. NJ q Com edernte
veteran. died ut his home here last night
$,ylyed@ by his and Aye lldren.
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burg Witnessed W DR. cav sg Gen
erai wen the "a, al
tar tflefront, md was very lied
I'LL Ia wife brought his body back RIG a
St,londs A lt1,buiance liendI
restitiF ler lap From tho church
where he had been SO recent edfie.
hid fiernl services ld--a tld 4 TINS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
As eyolutionists Arrested.
Trial OF Mutineers.

( dzsy Associated Press.l
& CRONssT AIT. August - The trial by
courtuas1sas Of the first group Of the
5muttneerE here, the sailors. was begun
TODAY The proceedings are behind closed
Y oorS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Bloody 3. z: ne
tRr An-.,c.,a,ssi Prrxs.l

tEsy AsaoctaHtd = - s,
TCfEsENEEGpT. August "a ~ hile q
\ rtrrnn at revolutionary a IA tors who.
Essd heen arrested q a NJ eeting. were ,t,r
go err,fEs sxa rnina iion a the prefecture
az TIE 10 nm sls BoTsenoa, one OF the &C 4
B esas.,d drew a revolver, killed the chief
of the. rzsral police, Wounaef an aide and l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Conditions Y esterday.

al Richmond,s we at Ter was hot and rainy
Range Of tho thermonleteT; 81
IL. 20 Ky g g
ls 9 ! = n IL midnight, rs
Average I, \. y. 7. br6
Highest temperature vest y y
Lowest temperature tGraay So 70
Normal mperature for August ,......$6617
Dephrturo from normal tempe ture ...f "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Killed Sergfants.

SIzHNT NoNGORCp, August ID
5Reyoludoalsi to- day boarded e trail 2
Oh the sarmova r ilxa,' and s. killed tvs s.t
sergeaats az police, tie " hich XII they the
4escaPed Az ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
Moth Can Be DESTROYED.

At meeting of the Clackamas
County Horticultural society held a
few days ago, W. w. Jesse of Barlow,
one of the best known men in Clacka.
mas county, made statement
which should bring comfort to Hon.
Il. l.. Smith, recent president of the
Oregon State Board of Horticulture
MIR. Jesse's statement was that about
year ago he heard Hood River Smith
say In public meeting that he could
60 into an apple orchard infested
with Goblin moths and spray regu-
larly every other row of apples and in
the Fall although there might not be
fourth of the apples on unsprayed
trees which were not eaten by worms,
more than three fourths of the apples
grown on the sprayed rows would be
free from worms. Mr.. Jesse had been
raising apples many years but he had
never tried to fight the codlin- moth by
spraying.
1t had not seemed wcrth while tor
him to spray when he knew that all
around him there would be infested
trees which would not be sprayed.
Impressed by what Mr.. Smith said he
gave his apples regular spraying
with arsenate of lead this year and
harvested crop of which over so per
cent are free from worms. Mr.. Jesse
gives Mr.. Smith full credit and is
doing his best to convince other apple
growers of Clackamas county that
fighting the Goblin moth by spraying
is practical success if it is done as
it should be, Rural Northwest.