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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
AERONA UT'S SENSATIONS
WHEN UP IN THE CLOUDS
Young Bcachy Says He Never
Feels the Slightest
Dizziness.
DANGER Nc, IN THE MOTOR b
Rccounts Thrilling Experience in
Portland When Foot Struck
Flag Pole. i
special to The rlnes- p,spatc t.)

q N35 Especial to The Tltnes-D'spatch.)
# vAsH1NG TON, u. G.. June 17.---Just
Imagine yourself 1000 feet above the
ground, standing on two spruce sticks
less than an inch In diameter, moving
through the air at about the same rate
that power boat cuts the water, and
you. will have some idea OF the sersa-
ton Lincoln Benchy. the boy aeronaut,
experiences every time he makes one
OF his remarkable flights.
To make 1t more realistic, imagine
yourself standing on the roof OF q build
Ing twice the heighth Of the Munsey
building, leaning far out over tho edge
with ono hand grnsping smooth, slip-
perry stick as your only support. Yet
this is comparatively nothing to tho
risk this brave aerial navigator takes
in flying his ship.
Dizziness Would Be Fatal.
One instant OF dizziness, one misstep.
or ono fraction OF second OF inde.
GARTH hundreds #of feet below, to q
death too horrible to depict.
8g Still fear has no place IN his mind, as
he gives the word to start the nirship.
Minor accidents to the frail frame or the
machinery, WIN only his clear. headed
ness prevent from resulting disastrously,
scare him not In the least. He 9Is ready
10 fly again as soon as the dana sc has
been repaired. 81 u istsi 3Ssi Il
why should I be afraid ~ said Deacliy.
mo matter what might happen I feel
certain I could bring the airship to the
(. ground without mtshap. I Il have & never
become excited or nervous during any Of
my previous flights. ana tho accident
met with In Cleveland. Il think, has pre-
pared inc for anything that may happen
in the future. ny q; 81
Danger in the Motor.
* The great danger lies In the possi-f$3
#bility OF the motor going wrong. This
lis Just swhat It did In Cleveland and ut
ito carry tools. and X the motor stops,
r try to get 10 the ground as fast as
can. I'LL 5l
This I do BY standing we'll forward on
the rails. and pointing the prov ear tn
ward. II there Is Il heavy wind blowing,
i have but little trouble. There Is dan.
ger, of course, OF landing on the edge Of
a tall building, which might result In up
setting the balloon, or In the water, IN
which case might be buried under tho
big bag. n, n = # 5sg5st
M How does It seen to be passing over
washington and looking down at tho
streets and people ~ the reporter asked
THE people," he said, '.are no thing
but specks when I am several hundred
feet high and 4 the trolley cars ppear
like narrow-gauge coaches It may seem
funny, but / never feel the least bit dizzy,
and the possibility OF falling never enters
my head ss. X al sssl N
& ASIDE from the accident you met with
In Cleveland. what Is the most exciting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
new CADET A! ]. OFFICERS /: !.
next sEssII0hI|l7| v.P. j,
Commissioned and Non-C Commits
stoned and Staff
Officers. y
Especial to The Times ispatch.)j

Especial
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INsT1-
ST11TE. BIACKsBURG, VA. June -
The following Recommendations tor pro-
motion have been made IN the Military
Department Of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute for the session 1906 '07 !: " .@
Staff-W. P. Boatwrigh [, IS Captain and
3 Ad iutant: W. D. Scott, Captain Ord
nance I N. o. Holt, First Lieu tenant Ord
nance; H. W Newcomb. First Lieuten-
ant Range: III. S. stahl. Second Lieu
tenant Ordnance; W. M. Hannah, sec
.ond Lieutenant Quartermaster; " T. - y
May, Second Lieutenant Range; y. u,
Bishop. Third Lieutenant Ordnance; a. 3,
Johnson, Fourth Lieutenant, Quarter
master j. D. Powell, Ordnance Sergeant
Captains Infantry: T. J. Wright Cd,
r., 81 Holmes (E), L, q. p. Brown Co,
II. ". Anderson (D), =. w Williams (A.,
C.. B. Powell (B).
VI First Lieutenants- G. Bringnan (c),
6. NJ. Smith (.A). s. z. Carnahan cd,
"a B. Carpenter (Fo, g. y, Montague (ll1o)
8R. a.. Russell OBJ.
Second Lieutenants-J. T. Rogers (C)
j. Ford (E), y. II. Mlnton (B), p. r
Bradley (D), .. r. Martin {F). ! c. o 's
I Third Iieutenants-w. Fl. Ulrlch (Fo,
q. S. Sheppard &C.. ]. N. Purcell (Bl,
a. S. Barnard D), r., w. Smith al,
b. B. Wells (I5). NY
e Fourth Lleutenants-H.t p. Sheppard
4(Fo, ~ H. Wilson (C) ], VI r. Hutchinson
8iE), II. w. Kent (A), 9. smoot CD,
Z First NJ 'sergeants-J. NJ. Smith (p), r, s,
HOFFMAN GAY, g. c. Stone r. r. A..
johnson (E) r. NIcBurneys (B), ]. w.
Campbell (C) ss
Tr All n (E). j. H. Harvell tc). r, r.
Myers e(B), w. n, Hellmuth (D), 4. O..
Day (E), w. X. Yonge (AldlC. II. Deaton
3(r), r. G. Scott {B), g. Z, Anderson ..
] II. a G. Beasley CD J. c. Mitchell a.,
R. u, Glover C. a, =, n. Marye 81. g, l.
jackson 8fD],G s. y. Price t4A), ]. II. Jones
Do, i, w. Monteith (N. G. F.. Nlllard
OBJ, r. A.. Paine (C), .s a.. Armistead
(D). M. "A. Holiday (A). J. $. String.
infantry corporals-A Harris (rs). B..
N. Il iLaPrado (A). y, =. Baum i(I) +.
Miller tF) /, A, a.. Walker (C). J, ., Clark
l(A),SW. b. Martin CD. =, Nv. Scott (A),
j NJ E!tzgerald q, g. +, J: =, IT,, Tillstt GER
\, u. Cash (c), Is, NJ. McAfurran (A).
u. q Isaac (I1), H., Howard {D).
a. E. Faulkner (I1). ". M, Rogers (B).
q. r. Scott (D). r.. r. Pool (F), A. L.
Lesturgeon (C), u. Nicholson (D) NJ, NJ.
Lake OBJ;
Artillery Captain: F, g, Henley.
First .Leutenant-L.sTs powiley.
Second Leutenant--H, b, Fred, N. # &
Third sLieutenant--I. T, n Holt, & l,t.
Fourth Ideutena N, Preas.
n. w, Lawson, Third Lieutenant, Ord
nance Oftlcer iii q, 81
w, r, Branch, Fourth lieutenant, AS
First sergeant-c, II. Fisher
d Hergeants--L. Fl. Carter q; al Walker.
Corporals M. 4 Ellis, F. n fIuffard,
II, II /. Abbitt, Ii. %. Walker.
Band-J. w, Old, Captain; n. q. Cosby,
First Lieutenant; r, ", Harris. Second
Lieutenant J, p, Wal a op, Fourth Liep-
tenant; r. g. Pool. Sergeant SCorporals-
4 u KaalYn III s. Brown 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
experience you have had a. he was next

experience you have had ~ he was, next le
asked. III
1T was in Portland s. replied the aero
anaut, S$" had been giving exhibitions on
the fair grounds, and one day I decided
to fly around the city ~ I3S3g 4 5
i was keeping pref ty close to the roofs
of the fullest buildings. There was
scarcely any breeze Blowing, 1; and = was
making the ship 50 through all sorts q
smaneuYers. 49,, ss,sg INV 3S5s
86 .'on one Of the tallest buildings there
was a fngpole which I had not noticed.
/ The htel OF my right foot was resting
on the outside brace, and q bout four;
Inches Of my foot projected n from the
framework. Tho first lintination Of dam
ger. I had was when something struck
my foot, III and almost twisted my leg
OF. There was a mammoth hagpolel
alongside OF me. and I thought my leg.
was broken. The shock unbalanced me
for second, but I soon regnined my
position. and then I made for the;
ground. N is5ss h
How the balloon and the propeller
missed striking the obstacle is 10 mys-
terry to me. II the big bng had struck
It, the loon ould probably have been
unset, 4S5 y 9s6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
TO EXT[RM|NA1
THE. CA A. TICK | (
Inspectors Appointed by the N
State Veterinarian in Ap po.
triattox. ssss4s
WILL MAINTAIN QUARANTINE E
II
Special Levy Of Five Cents for
High Schools in the
County. s Ais
WILL MAINTAIN QUARANTINE
Special to The Times Dispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatchs
4. SPANISH OAKS, VA, juno 17-Dr.
q. Furneyhough, state veterinarian.
upon the Recommendation Of the board !
e OF supervisors. has appointed Messrs.
Thomas w. Moses, T1artweli II. stratto1l.s
and L. Maryc Drihkard cattle inspectors x /
for Appomattox county. Ss}s tat
These gentlemen will begin work the
first Of JAY. ana viii be under the per-
gonal supervision OF DR.. Furneyhougfi.s
a close inspection OF all the cattle In 1,
the county will be made to sascerta!rai q
there are any Texas cattle ticks IN the (
county. II none nre found, then the
county will be placed IN PROVISIONAL
quarantine, which will permit cattle sto,,s
bc taken from the county across the
regular quarantine line after the Same 3
have b,sen inspected by one Of the said ~
inspectors.
x The board OF supervisors has made an
appropriation to cover the expense Of
this work, and q strict quarantine Will
6bef enforced against the adjoinlng go tii-ss
81 ties now WITHIN the Infected area, and
ii, no Instance will any cutie be ALLOW
ed to come into this county from the
said adjoining counties. s.!i N is:s n
The board OF supervisors has made Az Y.
special levy OF Ave cent Is on the. 500
worth OF property for the high school q!
sand the county school board will a g. 81
for d like sum from the State fund
for3th high school. With thls add ton
al financial 81 support, the school board
will be able % secure the services of a.
equipped. IL up- tod ito teacher
for principal, md In other ways greatly
Increase the efficiency Of the school ss1ts
Is proposed to raise the pa 4 OF @allS the
teachers OF the primary schools. gs The
school term will be for six { mont llss orss
more, and a general forward mover TINT
ALL along the line will tie made. IS
M The directors Of Appomat tox Bank have
awarded the contract for the erect ionsofa
the new bank building to G. Han
cock & Son. The hui ding II will be sof,
brick, and Will, when completed have
salS the appointment Is and onveniencess
Sof an up date city ban X Ground has
f been broken f for the foundati lion, and
the Messrs. Hancock will pusl, the votlss
OF construction from start to- flnish.ss5sSSS9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Fulkt~so.,s VS.. 81 Of Bristol Corporation
coutt Of City q bristol. Writ OF error and

5 Sst J; ey H M J. sTsE ss
Park Land and Improvement compa,y ".
R?a ass Agpes Bend HsSs,h CIV County
VS.. Commonwealth. Stair Corporation Commits
s'i Davs ep sis vs. owens ct ali. Circuit court
of gedford County. Appeal and supersedeas
. !, s csmRSnyw VIZ sPh
f T,re ma .Sper.e % Bond sise Wy
cue ss esI F e faSay county, sssWK e
United states M!ne; Company n,n " Camden z
Fehlhaber y: Clark, 4. e;i,syl. Court r Elis.
Danve and Western Railway Company vs.:
s;apiess Adm,nistra.9r cospo,aion Court q
d dess q bona Rany ,o WIZ s'Fe' ana supe'''
xeesa Lodge K1shss q yshi, ,
abe.h Gl,y county writ q error ana super'e.
i n S. ss gfsf
52 AS sssesl ,as i Sy a sss
"a
sssSs sFss IF. seu4s eaSspss
County. A0pCH JjOnQ, *Evv
Ars sansy areaii eoaFt 3, ey h'es%ona
Writ q error and sperssdetas; B 20 1
aupersedeas. Bond, $500 49,, q. ~.
sna s Gfsr, &c G bond. .s 9u'
co xsssh Geo esur ns i5S9 %bsR writ
cd ksS A1 Ssai S s!fsp. S Court q wyh'
s;nnega Coke and Coal Company We. Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad Company Circuit js.i
Southern Railway Company Va. Foreey 4
ie WIFE !, error nd supersedeas bond
Commonwealth VS. Poeahon as coal ana Coke e
Company clreu, f Sond g
cruney Is. Muilens clrSul. Court q Wash ,asn !.
ing,on County. Appeal and sapersede lei Bond
cle ssssS = cs s cs ssn
3 Austin "a. Minor. Circuit Court Of Williams.
burg and James City COUNTY. a ppeal. lioha
,s ef.gH Kan Circuit court Of wise
County. RI Writ OF error and supersedeas. l'ona
'1 T;iss.ey's Administrator Southern Railway
Company. Circuit Court Of Albemarle County Gov
F Ct ssr0s ass
ings Court Of City Of Pete Sr' writ s1 q
wise We. Commonwealth Ri Hastings Court OF
civ Of Richmond. 7 Writ OF error refused:
csoIby VIZ Rcams. Circuit Court OF Powhatan
County. Appeal refused .,sSt
of Winchester. Appeal refused. Z, a
& Simpson ct al, va Cummings Executor Ct avs;
Circuit 4 Court OF Washington County. Appeal
Adams Express Company rs. Hudgins. Cor.
81 q M eI5e VS.. McDearnan Circuit Court
q A"pitssyivania County. Appeal refused. -.
McElwee ct ais We. Harvey. Circuit Court OF
Boietourtf Comfy Writ q error refus ed. !,
# Smith fvs. Atwell. etc.. Corporation court $ ~
.Cjtys1of Winchester. Appeal refused
Caldwell VS., Grayson Real Estate Company.
circuit Court OF Carroll County. 4 ppcala re-
WI WILEY Brady IS. commonwea!th. ciren..
Court or King William County Writ OF error err
4 e cardona Us, commonwealth Circuit Court q
Gooohand County. Writ OF error refu sst
ri ormn n Wright Company ys. W.T. ght. Circuit
Court OF city OF Richmond. Appeals reiusea q
Ne Sheets vs.. Peyton ct al. Circuit Court OF Az Az
gusta County Appeal refuses y. :, -,
Court OF Newport News. Writ Of error refused:
M Bak Ter VS. Commonwealth. Corporation Court
AZ Civ OF Norfo Writ Of error refused W
Norfolk Railway and Light Company N.Y.. US;
Scott. Circuit Court Of Norfolk County. WITT
OF error refused. 3tAg :! Y.s5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Jones CARRIED
EVERY I /: \ !. PRECINCT RI
No Doubt is Left Of His Election
to Succeed Hirn-
self.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
WARSAW. VA. juno l7..-Joncs recelv-
ed 1926 votes In the Northern Neck, cur
rying every precinct; Atears. 28S. with
three small precincts to hear from, which
Will Increase Jones's majority ut LEASE
forty. Vote by counties: 4 S
Rlchmond--Jo 8l3; A1ears. 10. Il
I.ancaster-Jo ones, 40a: Mears 1853.
Observation-Disclosures 214; Mears, "A.
Jones Got Them All.
~ Especial to The Times Dispntch.) III
LIGHTFOoT An June li-Tho prI-
mary In Bruton District, York county.
developed very little interest,". Twelve
votes were cast. all for Jones,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

inatlon In Richmond on Tuesday. "a Ri IA
ssas.A large excursion from Norfolk Is
booked for West Point June Gath. IA
Mr. "A. Y j. Valcott has been in Norfolk
for some time, on the United States jury
~ Mrs. James, Of Richmond, 3 Is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. "a. j. Walcott.
Mrs. Montague. OF King William Court
house, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Thomas H, Edwards. s &
4 Miss Emily Fuller, who attended school.
at Cha than, Va has returned to her.
homo here. # "a
Miss Bessie Num- OF West Point, is
visiting Mrs. Henley at the Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

EN- BOARD OFSVISITORS.
Professor Wharton Elected Pro-
# Il 81 lessor Emeritus.

Especial to The Times-D ispa tch) NM
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 17.--Thes
new Bonrd Of Visitors Of William and
Mary College met June l4th and much
business was transacted. .yas
Professor Lyman 3, Wharton. who held
the chariot Latin for some time previ-S
GUS to tho Civil War and continuously
since the revival Of the college, some
eighteen years ago. was elected protesseo'f - Z
emeritus OF the chair Of Latin.
Mr.. James 8. Wilson, Phi. D.. OF Prince
ton, was elected assistant professor az
English. Several other assistants VAR
also elected jjs3 ess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
AMMO CEMENT,I

a y The ARC 10 Red Salmon demonstrati on
WIN be given ut ri, q. Broad dps, Eley-
enth and Hull Streets, Man q heater, on the
lath, Aath and 2oth--h day. Tuesday and
"wednesday. II Throngt h q mi stake this was
ammo Wnced Tor the 18th. l2th 4 ard 1Stll.
All are cordiaily Yited, & 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
NEW HIGH SCHOOL.

Louisa Raises Money Necessary
and Probably Put Up Building.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
LOUISA, June 10.-I4ouisa next ysass
will have q high school, the nscesSAyys
amount 3250--h having been raised toS
mako available the $3.50 appropTiat h.
tho State. 4 4 5l3;5ss 3 $3s ls Il ss s5s
II There Id already a movement on foetl
by the people here to raise money tos
build O. new school house " keeping VITA
the many improvements that have re-
Gently taken place In the town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
ESPECIAL 10 The Ti,nes. Dispnt ch. !

versed. i4,, /,
The controversy here was over the sale
OF 400 shares OF the capital stock Of tho
I; Watkins ottrell Company, corpora ton
81 Richmond. ". s., Robertson gave
\ 70 81 S. Elan an option upon this stock
at $137.50 per share, the agreement being
dated October 20, 1904. and executed by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

The case OF yVilkie VS.. Richmond Trac-
ton Company, from the Circuit Court Of
Henrico county. Is affirmed. Judge Keith
handing down the opinion OF the court.
.Wiikio brought suit to recover for per-
aonal injuries resulting from being
struck by car Just outside Of the city
limits. At the first trial the verdict ren-
,dered In his favor was set aside by the
Circuit Court, and upon the second trial
there vSs "a verdict In favor OF the COM
pany No error is found In the case by
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Ia u hey
moi pb
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xkh hhza Inssa sana ~M the masheVH .hlnaDe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
DREAM
SHATTERED

Emma Broesch isn't going to sit
quietly by and allow G. Fred
Broesch to secure a divorce with
out her having a say. She fled a
cross-complaint with the clerk of
the superior court this morning.
She says they were married In
Spokane April Of this year and
then went to live on a ranch near
Spangle, Wash.
c. Fred, before marriage, she
says, had told her that he was of
temperate habits.
But a woman never really knows
a man till she marries him. She
says she's found out that he is
continually under the influence of
liquor, is cruel and inhuman. She
further says c. Fred is worth $1O,-
900 and she wants half.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
'KENz|E HERE
ON QUIET

Lee Mckenzie, head Of the In
surance association of the state,
returned to Seattle, Wash, this
morning after spending yesterday
in a quiet inspection OF the new
waterworks system. Mr.. McKen-
zie came over here for the purpose
of seeing how far advanced the
work was and II he and his men
should first start adjusting the
rates at Walla Walla or Spokane.
Walla Walla's works are about
complete and therefore the work
will start there Immediately, while
nothing will be done In Spokane
for the next three weeks. In that
time 1t is expected the new water
works will be completed. when the
force Of adjusters will get to work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
METER FIGHT LOOKS like
RICH MANS DEAL

ing disposition, would have saved
some money had he paid meter
rates.
With a 6-cent meter rate the
owners Of large lawns would not
pay one-half their fair share OF
water rates. The smaller property
owners could, of course, put in
meters, and this brings the whole
proposition back to the old meter
fight of two years ago. 1t was then
claimed that there was con-
spiracy to force the people to put
in meters, and 1t would appear on
the face of things that the pres
ent movement was to bring about
this action on the part of the large
property owners OF the city.
Commissioner Roy says the city
cannot sell water to the public for
six cent per gallon. If the people
put in meters to secure this cheap
rate, as they would be reuired to,
it would only be the matter of a
short time until the rates would
have to be raised. But the people
would have bought the meters, and
that seems to be what the present
agitation for a cheap meter rate is
expected to bring about.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
INTERESTS
SPOKANE

Yesterday President G.. w. Libby
proposed plans to compel Chris
tian Scientists, Osteopaths and
other healers to pass a medical ex-
animation before they would be
allowed to practice their arts.
President Libby also said that he
hoped the state legislature would
give to the board of health control
Of all city waters, also making 1t
necessary for any city wishing to
chahnge its source of water supply
to obtain the approval Of the health
department.
Governor Albert e. Mead ad-
dressed the assembly and said,
among other things, that he would
like to have the members visit the
insane asylums and he would be
pleased to have suggestions as to
caring for patients.
An increase has been made in
the membership of the association
from 1913 to Ala in the last year.
i've new county associations have
been organize in that time.
Thine Washington State Medical
associations session in Masonic
temple this morning was taken up
with a discussion of technical
topics.
This afternoon DR.. E. E. Heg of
Seattle is addressing the assembly
on state control of public supplies
and sewage disposal" DR.. Heg
touched on the various modes of
filtration, a uestion that at this
time is particularly interesting to
Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
Want DICK
TO RESIGN

DAYTON, o., Sept. 12.-Much
excitement marks the second day
of the republican convention.
Dicks antagonists are dissatisfied
with his selection again as state
chairman and introduced motion
that the convention request him
to resign. In the uproar Foraker
rushed to the platform to defend
his colleague.
Dick was finally supported by a
voted of 573 to 2S5. His oppon-
ents refused to make it unanimous.
The platform adopted contains a
plank on revision of the tariff.
Because Foraker requested it, no
resolution endorsing him for presi-
ent was offered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12

There is every reason to believe
that the reduction in meter rates
now before the city council Is all
in favor Of the owners of big lawns
and against the small property
owner. 1t has come to be regarded
as customary to compel the COM
mon people to pay the taxes, and
the present ordinance would appear
to be no exception tothe rule. A
test was made several years ago
as an experiment with several me-
ters. Mayor Boyd had a meter
placed in his home, the meter was
rea by the city and a statement
prepared which is still in the pos
session of the water works depart
ment. This experiment shows that
Mayor Boyd was supplied with
water by the city at but little
greater expense with meter than
is charged by the city on a fiat
rate basis. Mr.. Boyd had six
room house, one bath and 5000
square feet of lawn. With a 10
cent meter rate it cost him $1.75
per month for house rent and his
lawn rent amounted to $3.50. The
test also showed that Nelson Dur
ham, being naturally of a very saw
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
FOR
BURGLARS

Burglars had a harvest last night.
To-day A. l.. Hendy, of 2310 Max
we'll avenue, reported to the po-
lice that last night some unkind
person entered his house through
the back door and took therefrom
his trousers. Along with the
trousers went $75. The pants
were found this morning.
The house of Clarence George,
1928 Shannon avenue, was burglar
lied and a watch and alarm clock
stolen.
John Hodgin's house at 1917
Shannon avenue was entered by
the back door, and this morning,
out in the chilly weather, his
trousers were found on the ground,
and minus 50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
never PAID BOARDAND
ROBBED LANDLADY'S
CORPSE

BROOKLYN, Sept. 12,-Barney
Madden, of 24S Montrose avenue,
is being held in $1,000 baibl to await
the action Of the grand Jury,
charged with grand larceny.
He is accused of stealing a
watch and chain from the dead
body Of his landlady when en-.
gagged in sitting up with the corpse.
The widower. Antony Krofeel, had
left him alone In the room while he
went out to engage an undertaken.
On his return he missed the watch
and chain and notified the police
Madden had bearded with the fam
lily for six months and, according
to Krofeel, had paid no board dur
ing that time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-12
BANK RUN
CONTINUES

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA
The run on the Hibernia Savings
bank continued today. A line Of
depositors a half block long reacha
ing to the paying tellers. All were
paid promptly and there was no
disorder. The general belief In
banking circles is that the run il
unwarranted and that the institu-
ton Is sound
AS was the case yesterday, tho
line is composed mostly of women,
with a few men scattered among
the procession, and In every case
when approached for the reason
for wishing to withdraw their
money, replied they were taking
no chances.
The women were more open In
their declarations. The chief trend
of their replies was that neighbors
told them the bank was weaker
and they better get their money
out.
The bank commission was called
upon this morning by officials Of
the Hibernia bank to examine their
books. The commission will report
tomorrow. .