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One fare plue 81, round trip;
June l5, l6, II, %, 23, "a, 20,
30; July to 6 inclusive, 8, 10,
IL, IL, 10, 20, 81. Limit, Oct. 81.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

all the real money, and that any at
tempt upon the peoples part to regu-
late and control the new system of
robbery, would be fraught with IN
paralleled disasteF-not to the "Sys-
tem," but to the people.
Since Bob's return from Europe
had seen him but a few times. Up
to October 1st he had not been near
the Stock Exchange or the Street"
Shortly after the listing of the "Peo-
pie Be Damned" as the Street" had
dubbed the new trust, he began to
show up at his ONCE regularly. This
was the condition of affairs when
Fred BROMLEY called me up On the
telephone, as ! related at the begin
ming of my story which did not real
ize l had been SO long in telling.
Ny thoughts had been chasing each
other with lightning-like rapidly back
over the last Eve years and the is be-
fore them, and each. thought deepened
the black mist over my present men
tai vision. In the midst OF my re-
Elections my telephone rang again.
mr.. Randolph. for Heaven's sake
have you done nothing yet2" II was
Fred Browniey's voice. Things are
frtEhtful here. Bob's brokers are sell
Ing stocks Il ave and. tea thousand
lot clips. Barry Conant is leading
RsinhArt's forces. Il IL said he has
the pools protection OrdSr In AAti-
Peoples ana that IL IL unlimited. but
Bob has the Reinhart crowd pretty
badly scared. ,-SgAa. las just SniEAsd
EiViAE EeAAnt.a hundred thoREapG OF
the rel On tlS.9e0 lots. aAa ~ teia
AS 3 AOsSAt ago ~ was going 90
got Bob hlnSsif - fAos harry OsHAnt
= IThay,ss- AasA, a. DolnABs "a .tha- AEeE,
Ages AltAeSsAt tAsy. haven't 1pt Ant1.
,Reople's SFeAk an ekgAtk ysk. ThSY
have Il peessa a. l6S. Sidt there ls an
HHlys suwaE 1puA Ias tAAs meh. uAdsE
caysE ef q geAerAl attack, y eRleadihG
AAti,Fse J e e the ReiAhazG WiAg
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

black Melton cutaway coat, throwL
back from the chest, and low,
rundown white collar formed the
setting for a throat and head that re-
minded one of a forest monarch at
bay on the mountain crag awaiting
the coming of the hounds and hunters.
hesitated at the threshold to catch
my breath, as I took In the terrific
figure. Had Bob BROMLEY been an
enemy of mine should have backed
out in fear, and do not confess to
more than my fair share of cowardioo.
Inwardly I thanked God that Bob was
in his efiice instead OF on the floor OF
the Exchange. His whole appearance
was frightful. He showed in every
line and lineament that he was a man
who would hesitate at nothing. even
at killing, If he should find a human
obstacle in his road and his mind
should suggest murder. He was the
pers0nffication of the most awful mad
ness. Even when he caught sight Of
me, he hardly moved, although my
coming must have been surprise.
"Se II is you, Jim Randolph, Is Il?
What brings you here?" His voice
was hoSrse. but 1t had = metallic ring
that went TO my marrow. Bob Brown
ley In all the years Of our friendship
had never spoken to me except In
kind aAd loving regard. looked at
him. stunned. must have shown
how hart was. But II he saw 1t. he
gave NO sign. His eyes, looking
straight late mine, changed NO moro
thar. II he had been addressing his
aAeadllsst eAemy.
Again his VOiee rang out, what
bragg You herei Do you come to
vIoad aSRin for that bastard ReihhArt
AftsFA ell wArhika I save your"
I clsAchsa hssh AAhae Gntil | felt
ire AsAls cut TIE AssA 81 nay palyAs. I
lSvsd neb RTewaleS. would have
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

had bought millions or snares or the
different stocks involved in the deal.
and 1t was common knowledge that
upon its successful completion Rein
hart's fortune would be in the neigh
borhood of a billion. On October LIST
the certificate Of the Anti-People's
Trust, $12 900 ,O0O,o 900 capital, 1870, OOO,-
900 shares, we're listed upon the New
York, London, and Boston Stock Elk
changes, and the German and French
Bourses, and trading in them started
of fast and furious at LOG. The claim
that one billion of the twelve billions
capital had been set aside to be used
in protecting and mar 'Dulatipg the
stock in the market, had been so wide
ly advertised that even the most dar-
ing plunger did not think Of selling 1t
short
It was evident to all in the stock
gambling world that this was to be
the Systems" grand coup, that at
It's completion TO masses would be
rudely awakened to a realization that
their savings wen invested in the
combined American industries at vast
ly inflated values, that the few had
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

for Rogers and Rockefeller, and the
rumor is getting in its work. Even
Barry Conant is growing a bit anx-
ious. The latest talk is that Reinhart
is borrowing hundreds Of millions on
Anti-People's, and that his loans are
being called in all directions. DO you
kr~w Reinhart is at his place in Vir-
ginia and cannot get here before to-
morrow night? If Bob breaks through
Ant; ueople's peg, it will be the worst
cra~N yet"
~ right, Fred" answered. 81
viii 20 over to Bob's right now.
ha'n to do It, but there is no other
hope
| C'opped the receiver and started
for obs office. AS l went through
h '""Hting-room one OF the clerks
90 "T'hey have just broken Anti
rr, - to 80 on a bulletin that Tom
70 IT'S wife and only daughter
~ ,een killed in an automobile ac-
ci6"' AT their place in Virginia They
first al 1t that Reinhart himself was
killeI That has been corrected, al
lIlOt' NllC lGNCob "Olu 40 Nhh1 hO AZ
prost = ed"
raped on Bob's private-office
door. felt the coming struggle as
heard his hoarse below, Come in"
He stood at the ticker, with the tape
in one hand, while with the other he
held the telephone receiver to his ear.
My God, what q picture for a stage!
His magnificent form was erect, his
feet were as firmly planted as il he
were made of bronze, his shoulders
thrown back as II he were withstand
ing the rush of the Stock Exchange
hordes, his eyes afire with a sullen,
smouldering blaze, his jaw was set in
way that brought into terrible relief
the new, hard lines Of desperation
that had recently come into his face.
His great chest was rising and, falling
as though he were engaged in a physi-
cal struggle: his narfsct-fitting. heavy
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19
CONTINUED next week. J

Charles r. Pug "v of Jeffer-
son City spent Sa'urdtv ard
Sunday with one "f Monroe
fair one. AS hr nas ffered hts
Percolatiug stock TO- sale it
looks like he is getting 4 good
ready TO dit for good
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

John Lee. Of Chicago, has
hren visiting his Il IllS a"d Ma
riop county u ices and aNn's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

Dan y S9@p. OF East st.
Louis. IA, has Seeeo Wishing
bis fawily:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-19

TNy HarwoOd. e s. Louis.
has been visiting hisUiece. Mrs
". II. Rutledge-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
REIGN OF PROSPERITY
ON THE SOUTH SIDE
Chatham Savings Bank Able to
Make Splendid Report-The
Weather Unprecedented.
Especial 70 The Times-DEpatca. !

CHATHAM. January 15-Tba s-oclr
holders Of the Chatham Savings Bank
at their annual meeting on Thursday
of last week afte- paying their annual
dividend carried upwards of IS 600 To-
tile surplus fund. Report of cashier
Reid showed that the past year was
the most prosperous in the banks
history. and that the deposits had gain
ed over 100000 and the toltaI d.
posits had passed the 100000 mark.
The following directors We're elected.
j. Z. Hunt. J. II. Whitehead. H. a.
Allen. j. l. Pritchett. f. $ Reid and
| Frank Marshall
Homer Kline. Of charlottesville an
engineer at the construction cann Of
harman q Co. At Galveston. eight
miles north OF this place. several
nights ago mistook two-stor-, win
dow for a door and stepped out. fall
ing twenty-five feet breaking his
right arm and sustaining other very,
painful bruises
Miss Ruth Adam MCDOWELL. of the
! Chatham Episcopal Institute. gave "a
very interesting lecture AT the iustf-
tute building Saturday afternoon ON
! the Worlds Orators" The sneaker
was In splendid form and held the
undivided attention OF her apprcciative
audience.
j. z. Hunt general merchant OF this
place. was operated upol III roho..
] 81.
and when last heard from was doing
nicely. Mrs. Hunt is with her hus-
band.
More than 200 entries have been re-
ceived for the poultry and dog show
10 be held here on the 18th. goth. 2lst
and 22d of February. The entrance fee
is very reasona BILE. and this guarantees
feeding and being carefully looked af-
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Daughteridro.
Of Wilson. y. c.. are stopping at Hotel
| Bennett for a few days. They will
leave Tor Richmond Tuesday
w. T. Hodges. travelling salesman
for the Macmillan Company. Of New
York. left Monday for West Virginia
after visit Of several days TO his old
home. near this place.
Weather for the past several DAYS is
unprecedented IN the recollection OF
the oldest Inhabitants The roads are
In splendid condition, whom as a usual
thing Of the past. at this time OF year.
they We're several inches deep I'm mud
Some few have been making prepare
tions in their gardens for pIantinc.
and the farmers have done much OF
their blowing since Christmas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Mr.. ADAMS FINDS
MAN, BUT NO MONEY
Locates in Richmond Young En-
ploye Who Confesses Having
Robbed Him.
lspeclal b 10 TImee.nIsnatob ,

AMELIA VA. January 15.-AIr. r y
ADAMS resident Of Amelia. was In
Richmond yesterday. where no ~
traced up party who had robbed him ~
$40 In money and some other small items
IN connection with Richmond's Chief of
Police Werner, Mr.. Adams had located
me thier, who was a young man named
stephen Meadows, and who had been
hVlnE with Mr. Adams for most Of the
past Two years. During Christmas no left
Mr. Adams's house. and IN a day or two
Mr.. Adams discovered his loss. He went
To Richmond to search him up. and after
considerable search found him at the To-
comouVe Works. Here he was arrested
yesterday morning as a suspicious char
acter. and later confessed the robbery
and was lodged in the station-house. and
the sheriff of Amelia notified. and Consta-
bic w. y. Miller went down after hin,
to-day. He Will be brought back here
tonight for trial. Mr.. Adams had shown
tho young man much kindness. ana he
is mortified at his ingratitude and
troubled over his loss. He has not re
covered his money.
The Association Tobacco NVarebopsa l..
open here and receiving tobacco Tues
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fri
days OF each week. Arrangements have
been made 20 pay all farmers for their
Tugs who do not care to prize them and
wait for their money TIL they can he
sold. This enables farmers TO get money
at once to pay expenses. and also builds
the organization. The crop Is being ran
idly delivered. IT shows very poor quail
atJ, and Is very. Light In weight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
ALEXANDRIA BANK
LOSES ITS CASE
Judge Waddill Gives Verdict for
Boston Company and APP
peal Is Taken.
Especial % The Times Dispatoh. :

ALEXANDRIA. VA. January 15--In
the United States Court for the Eastern
District % Virginia. Judge Edmund Wad-
dill presiding "a verdict was rendered by
Judge Waddiu FOR the defendant company
this afternoon in the case OF the Alex
andria National Bank. OF this city.
against the Willis G. Bates Company. 90
Boston Mass Judge Waddnl did not
allow the case % go 20 the jury. but rem
dered tho verdict himself. Counsel To-
the bank noted an appeal, and the case
viii he heard before the United States
Circuit Court OF Virginia.
The object 81 the suit was 10 recover
the sum OF S2.752. that being the amount
% draft paid by the bank 70 A H.
Bardine. an alleged agent for the COM
pany. The case has occupied the atten-
ton Of the court for several DAYS past.
Attorney Samuel C. Brent represented the
defendant. and the bank was represented
by Attorney O. c. Carlln.
The attention Of the Circuit Court.
which convened to-day. with Judge Q.
F. Nicol presiding. was taken up in bear-
ing the case Of Miss Mary McKennev
against the Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company 10 recover damages
IN the sum OF 81 900.
In the declaration fled the plaintiff
alleged that she was carried 70 Wash
ington from one OF the summer resorts
on the Potomac River last summer. a+
night. while a passenger aboard the de-
fendant company's steamer. and that tho
boat should have stopped at the com
pahys wharf In this city The plaintiff
was represented by Attorneys Oliver and
Braumback and Attorneys James r anS
II. 3. Cation represented the staar,root
company. Verdict was rendered for the
defendant '~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
RESTORE MAN TO
HIS RIGHT MIND
y Dung Cross Had Been Uncon-
scious or Semi-Conscious for
Whole Year.
LIFT BONE FROM BRAIN
Doctors Perform Delicate ODera
tion With Apparent
Success.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January b.
After being IN a state OF semi-conscious-
ness for more than twelve months. James
J.. Cross young man. who lives with
Lis parents at 1872 Tweuty-ffth Street
has regained his memory and IS able
to sit up in bed and recognize his ma
rents. a successful operation was per
formed upon the patient yesterday bv
DIS William Hoskins. b r. Gary and
George j. Williams. at tho General Hos
pita.. and he is now fairly on tine road
~ recovery.
About year ago young Cross. while
az work IN the shipyard. fe1 and frar-
trred his skull. BE lay ~ tle point Of
death for some time. and ass DAYS. weeks
and months passed he improved very
slowly He never seemed 20 he fully
conscious. slept most Of Tho tnne and
often was reused 10 take u0lrishment
only with great difficulty.
Recently the young mans case attract
90 the attention OF several physicians
who came 10 the conclusion that an oper-
alton was necessary 20 restore the pa
TENTS memory and health. II not o save
mis- life The boys parents we're unable
10 bear the expense Of hospital ,reat-
ment. but he was put IN tho general hos
pital as a city patient. and there the
doctors performed the operation yoster-
day. piece Of bone about three-quarters
~ An inch square was removed from the
skull relieved the pressure upon the
brain. which had caused the patients
stupor.
Late last night Cross sat Up in bed
and recognized his anxious relatives His
mind secrns TO De restored o. normal and
accident which robbed him OF his facul-
ties occurred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Making Great Progress.

Great progress was reported in the con-
strlcuou work, and IL was stated that
tie exro-,aon viii he I'm excellent shape
f0r opening on April 26th. II was voted
CD increase the number Of members Of
fho board Of governors from six 20 seven.
Alvah IT. Martin was elected the new
member The increase I'm membership
was suggested by the fact that II so
happens that all OF the present members
of the board arc Democrats. There are
many influential Republicans. including
President Roosevelt. who are sincere and
enthusiastic friends Of the exposition
Immediately after the meeting % the
stockholders went into session the execu-
tive committee met
The directors viii meet Tuesday fo-
the election OF officers Hon Harry St.
George Tucker. president. and all the
other officers viii be re- elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Estimated That 5000 Men Will
Embark From Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January lo-
Preparations ara being made here FOR
handling five thousand soldiers. which.
u is stated upon reliable authority. the
United states government proposes 20
send % Cuba through this port during
the neNf month or six weeks. Con
tracts for building additional corrals.
storehouses and camp accessories are
being let by the Cuarternaster's de-
partment. and IL IS said that the troops
are expected 70 arrive early in
February.
According 10 the information az
hand. the War Department intended re-
iuforcinE the army now In Cuba late
in the spring in preparation for the
election 20 be held on the islana during
the coming summer. Fearing serious
disturbances during the campaign,
which viii begin IN two months. The
department has decided 10 be on the
safe side and strengthen its force in
Cuba without delay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
From ChiCken-POX
TO Cholera.
cure. Ans No Lonaer T0Ierated.

In early DAYS every barber shop was
an operating room and the town pnySl-
clan resorted TO bleeding as toe sure
cure for all ailments from chicken-poN
TO cholera As a result many. Including
our first President. died prematurely.
The present low rate OF mortallty IS
due IN large measure to the advances
made in medical science ana the KNOW
edge OF the specific treatment needed for
each disease known
among American and English people than
dvspepsia So prevalent has IL become
that thousands suffer with Il half uu-
consciously. consider the symptoms as
natural to their physical constitution and
resign themselves to living on in that
condition.
only one. recommended and endorsed gen
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StuaTt's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve the
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their action is simply that OF a diges-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
EXPOSITION COST
EIGHT MILLION
This Vast Amount VIII Have
Been Spent on Jamestown Fair
When Gates Are Opened.
MARTIN MEMBER OF BOARD
Only Republican Chosen as One
Of Governors-This Because Of
Republican Fricndliness.

NORFOLK. VA. January 1.-THE an
n-al meeting % the stockholders Of tie
Jamestown Exposition Company was held
this afternoon. The present board Of
about eighty directors was reelected
with one exception. II. r Booker. Of
Hampton. being elected 70 succeed II. II.
Carr who has moved away.
u was shown that $4,000 Will have
been invested in the exposition by the
time the gates are thrown open. TWO
and q half million az this amount Will
have been invested by the Exposition
Company and the remainder by States.
foreign countries and exhibits. 1t will
require $4,000 20 complete tho enter
prise. and the belief was confidently ex-
pressed that sl.eDoo0 az this deficit Will
he secured in the form OF a loan from the
Federal government. Available assets are
in sight 20 meet the remainder Of the
deficit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
S0UTHSIOE DOCTORS
MEET IN OANVILLE
South Piedmont Medical Society
Holds Two Interesting
Sessions.
Especial to The Times-Dspatch3

DANVILLE. VA. January 1.-THE
South Piedmont Medical Society convened
In Danville this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
and held two sessions. The session to-
night was followed by q banquet in the
Masonic Temple
The society is composed Of the leading
physicians Of the counties OF Pittsylvauia
Halifax. Charlotte and Campbell. and the
sessions here have been well attended
Dr. =. A. T. Kent Of Ingrams s. Va
The president. presided Or. Clifton NJ
Miller Of Richmond. was an invited guest
and read an interesting paper on Can
GER The officers OF the society will not
DE cleo ted until the next meeting I'm july
James c.. Penn. a prominent DanviIIe
capitalist and tobacconist is i'll at his
home here. lie is the father of Mrs.
Carroll Montague, Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
SMITHFIELD.
Personal Items Of Interest From
Busy Tidewater Town.


SAITTHFTEI.D. VA January H.
Misses Rosa and Evelyn Turner. who
spent the Christmas holidays with their
parents. DIT. and Mrs. r. =. Turner. have
returned to Davis College. in petersburr
Miss Maggie Edwards is visiting Miss
Annie Sears in Newport News.
Miss Cora Chapman left Monday for
Columbia. s. c.. to spend some time with
her aunt. Mrs. Cuuey.
Mr.. r. r Atkins has accepted n posi-
ton in Norfolk.
DIT and Mrs. J. T. Smith have returned
90 Petersburg. after having spent week
or ten days with their parents. Rev. and
Mrs r. 3. Scott
Tuesday night. Miss Julia Reynolds.
while skating at the rink. fcu and broke
her arm between the wrist and elbow.
Miss Reynolds's skates came unfasten-
ed which caused this serious accident.
Or. S. A Riddick was called in. ana
soon made tho young lady as comfortable
as possible.
The W. G. T. T.. will hold a meeting at
Bethel January 24th. Miss Frances starr
will be present and give some of hcr de-
lghtful readings.
Mr.. Harvey winston has returned to
Virginia Polytechnic Institute after
spending the Christmas holidays with
her mother.
A very interesting meeting Of the VVo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society was
held Friday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage. Encouraging reports were
read from all departments.
The young people are delighted with
the prospect OF having the Virginia state
Circulating Library visit Smithneld soon.
Major Seville clerk OF the Chancerv
Court Of Richmond. has returned to his
home. after spending q most deuchtfm
week with his friend. DIR. H. j. Turner
The Daughters Of the Eonfcdcracy will
hold a union memorial service ol General
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
PLAYMATE SHOOTS BOY.
KILLING HIM INSTANTLY
SPECIAL @ Nc Times -Dispatch.l

osBORN'S GAP. Va. january l5-Gn-
bert. the tweive-year son Of Robert
Reed 81 Freezing was fatally shot b,-
his playmate. Slas Tackctt. Of about
fourteen. Young Reed died within an
hour after the shooting. Several parties
were present Arrangements We're being
made for a shooting match. when th.
Reed boy pointed an unloadcd gun at
racket The latter then presented q
shotgun Of tho hammerless pattern az th.
other and fired. the entire charge pass
ing through his had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
MYSTERIOUS FIRE.
Window in Big Building Burns.
Mays Body Taken to Stanton.

Especial 10 The Times -DispatchD
ROANOKE. VA. January 15.-One of
the third-stOry windows OF Watt Ret
tew & Clay's large building was dis
covered on fire tonight. but the blaze
was extinguished before much damage
was done. The origin of the fire is
very mysterious. as the room is not Oc-
cupied. There was uo fire in the build
ing and no electric wires near the win
dow.
The body OF Wallace Mays was taken
10 stanton to-day sufficient funGe 10
pay the expense being raised by those
who sympathized with the mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
Launch Oil Steamer.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA January b.
The sun OIL C0mpany's new steamer sun
Will be launched AT the shipyard next Sat
urday afternoon about o'clock. Pres
dent J. y. Pew. OF the company. and a
party will come down from PhiladeIphia
10 witness the event The Sun is the
largest tank ship ever built here. meas
Urng 100 feet five inches over all She
will be employed in the oil trade on the
racine Coast. The vessel should be com
overheard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-16
SENATOR FRY, FROM MAINE,
SUCCEEDS HIMSELF

AUGUSTA. ME. January 15.-Ballots
were cast separately in both branches Of
the Maine Legislature TO-DAY for United
states Senator resulting in the choice
OF Senator William F. Frye for another
term.