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or KOREA
ASKED to- ADVOCATE
Continued from First Page.)


under an absolute monarchy. the demo-
cratic custom has existed since olden
days of demanding thelretirementss rom
the throne of a sovereign whose con-
duct endangers the national welfare
When such an occasion arises the usage
prevails that, although the CABINET MN
listers shall appear before their ruler,
one. acting as spokesman, humply
states the advisability of the Emperor's
retirement in favor of q rightfuI sue
cessor. When this state is reached, the
Emperor is morally bound to abdi-
cate.
The request made by the Premier OF
Korea apparently is the beginning Of
the end Of this ancient empire and the
Inauguration of a closer control by
Japan than that she has<eXercised since
the treaty Of Portsmouth, recognized
her predominant influence IN the Her
nit Kingdom as one of the fruits of
her victory over Russia. For a long
period Korea WAS under the suzeratn-
ty of China, hut In 1Sa4-'35 Japan drove
China out of the peninsula and Korea
cnjoyedta brief period OF independence.
In 1904 Japan stepped into Korean
affairs With assurance Of safety, inde-
perdence and territorial integrity, but
y SlHCe LHHl SedI llIe JipdiicseS iAiAASAANsS
las grown in extent and power. until
finally to-day Korea faces. in the alb
d!cation of the present Emperor, the
final extinction OF her claims to rec
ignition as an independent State, for
instailation,of nominal Emperor Sc
lccted by the statesmen Of Japan,
seems to indicate. that Korea is to
come wholly and entirely under the
sway OF the Japanese.
ANtrNpIrAHE =
WILL NOT DE AFFECTED
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July lift is
rot seen here how American interests
can be adversely affected by what has
taken place III Korea, for although
certain Americans are in possession
of concessions for railway and mining
expectations In that country, t is as
\sumed that Japan will faithfully regard
such obligations, in the event that
she comes into control Of the country
il is true that by treaty the United
States at one time undertook to guar.
antee the integrity Of Korea, but II
recent years it has been held that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
FORMER PRilsIDENT or SENECA
DIES IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July l7.--Andrew
JJohn, former president Of tho Seneca
urrhage to-day at the Eme rgen Ne. tHti Hos
ptal llaIe. 10 which institution lie was
removed Yesterday. During tho t've,f4
ty-odd years Which tho Indian chief
~ familiar figure around the Capitol
md the interior Departments, During
his long residence here he came L,
who claimed to have q strain Of In
dian blood In his veins, and this ac-
IaauaintGnce Itpened into warn,
Ifrlel.dslsip ~ ~ probable thar the
lsbonal Cemetery. hera, n 1'.l NJ.
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developments In the East have abb
solved America from that obligation.
COL. AYRES NOT
WILLING TO RETIRE
He So Replies When Questioned
by the Army Retiring

4 NEW YORK. July 17.-An inquiry
into the mental,and physical condition
OF Leutenant-Colonel Charles Ayres by
tho retiring board of the United States
army recently appointed by the War
Department to make the examination
was begun to-day to determine whether
Colonel Ayres is able 10 continue In ac-
tive service in the army. This inquiry
is the outcome Of the DIFFICULTIES Mrs
4Ayres, wife of Colonel Ayres, has had
with the War Department and the OFF,
Gals of West Point, which eliminated
in the exclusion OF Mrs. Ayres from the
grounds Of West Point.
L!eutenaat-Colonel Ayres was asked
by the president Of the board whether
he desired to be retired, and replied
that he did not.
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MRS. Wakes FRIENDS SAY
SHE FEELS MUCH AGGRLEVED

Daughters. but 1t is a fact that Mrs.
Wake and not a few of her friends
do feel aggrleved over the alleged small
recognition accorded her after all tina,
she did in the interest of the building
Mrs Wakes friends say for her that
she has been ignored in the manage
mcnt of the ceremonies connected with
the building. The report that Mrs
Wake would be out of the city to-mor-
row Is a mistake. FA
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Medical College Of Va.
,SMcGuire's Uniyers,ty#SchooL

Opposite Monroe Park, Richmond, Va.
Foity-third session begins September a.
Prepares boys for universities. colleges nnc
technical schools. AT University of Yirgnit
this session twelve boys educated IN thii5
school received eight degrees and forty sever
diplomas. Full corps of experienced university;
mon as teachers In upper school Lowels
school, with separate rooms and separate
set OF instructors, under Immediate super
vision of principal, for small boys. Ample
playground. Gymnasium with all necessary;
apparatus Experienced physical director
ments inspected by health officer weekly
Catalogue at book stores ort by mail.
n JOHN p. MCGUIRE. JR.. Principal
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TRIED TO BRIBE JURORS
IN TRIAL OF SCHMITZ,

SAN FRANCISCO, July discharges that
efforts were made to bride two members OF
Mayor Z. e. schmitz on the charge Of ex
tort!on. were laid before a grand jury to-
day Tho two 5urymen involved, r. W.
Cudworth and Charles D. Gish. gave testi-
mony to sustain the charge.
DR.. Edward r. Taylor received his COM
mission Mayor from the clerk OF tho
board Of supervlsors He Immediately Went
to the office Of the county clerk. where the
oath of office was administered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
WHOLESALE GROCERS
IN SESSION IN BALTIMORE

days session OF the convention OF the
Southern Wholesale Crocers' Association
opened to-day with the formal address or
welcome by Mayor ]. q. Mnhool, which
was replied to by President Van Hoose. =;
tn% association
Reports OF officers were read, that of
President Van Hoose containing number
OF important recommendations. which viii
be passed upon later. Addresses were made
by William Judson president of the Ma
tional Association Of Wholesale Grocers, and
g. ". Hannls. president OF the New York
Association. Fri
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NEGRO KILLS BRAKEMAN
AND Is LYNCUED

Usage, OKLA, July l7,--Erank Bailey.
OF $50 men and boys, hero last night after
he had shot and mortally wounded Frank
Kelly, brakeman on the Missouri. kan
the negro from the train in the afternoon.
The negro hid in the yards, and as the
train upon the top OF which Kelly was
standing passed the negro shot him. The
negro was caught an hour later, mob
formed and overpowered the two officers
who had Bailey In custody. and hanged
him to a telegraph pole
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FOOD EXPERTS IN
A BITTER CONTEST.
State and Federal Department
Commissioners Line Up Solidly
Against Each Other.
THE LAW LOOSELY DRAWN
So Say State Inspectors, and
Point to Fact That No Federal
Prosecutions Occur.
THE LAW LOOSELY DRAWN
TO-NrORROW,s PROGRAM AT
JAnIEsTOWN EXPOSITION

Snnday-SchoOl Day.
Conventions meeting, w. G. r. u,
of Virginia, Auditorium room, 10
A. NJ. to 1 II. NJ.
Gunrdmount, Twcnty-,hirt In
fnntry.
Exhibition Of Weather .Burenn
earthquake recorder, Government
Building A.
Special exhibition by the FisIt
Jubilee Singers Mt the Negro Build
ing.
Mexican Band, Kentucky Rcser-
! vnuon.
walton. Children assemble mt Pine
Grove, Kentucky Reservation.
Suniny-School Day cxercfses,
Kentucky Reservation. Rev. Or.
Cnrter Helm Jones, Of Louisville,
KY, orator Of the dry.
Preparation III large weather
map from reports from nll sections
Of the country, Government Build
ing a.
BloSrnpl,ic aud stereopticon exhi-
billion, scenes on Indinh Rcservn-
ton with lecture. Interior Depart
mcnt, Government Building A.
Piano recital, MIR. JosephS I1acrz,
Auditorium.
blOSruNhtc cfhtDltlOn amp icCture,
scenes in Yosemite valley, Govern
ment building a.
Lecture on aerial NnyiEntlon,"
Dir. Ludlow and Captain Lovclnce,
Aeronnutic Building.
Inncs Band concert, Auditorium.
United Suites Life-SavinE Service
drill at station.
Special exhibition by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers ut the Negro Build
ing.
Illustrated lecture, .1seclniming
the DESERT by MIR. j. G.. Watts,
U. S. X. s.. Interior Department.,
Government Building a..
Illustrated lecture, "Ycllovyxtonc
National Park" by e. c. Culver,
Interior Department., Government
Building A.
Organ recital, Ernest Ii. Cosby,
.Audttorium.
Dress parade, Twenty-third In
fnntr3.
Lecture on "Aerial Navisation,o
Mr.. Ludlow and Captain Lovelacc,
Aeronnutic Building.
fiano Recital, Master Herly Ru-
binhtein.
stand.
Times Band concert, Audit rium.
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COnlpress Plant Durned,

plant Of the Golf Compress Company,
Of Argenta, Ark, was destroyed Gy
fire today Twenty-foul. hundred
bales or cotton. valued at Sl43,4lG,
We're burned. Tho building and MT
chlnery We're valued at $4,000. G. ".
Hanson, OF Atlanta. ia president Of the
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TWO NEW DIRECTORS
BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Especial 10 The Times p!spatch.l

Especial TO The Times plsnntch.l
5 JERSEY CITY, n. j.. July 17.-At the
annual stockholders meeting of the Vir-
ginia-caroina Chemical Company, held to-
day. the retiring board of directors was re-
elected With the exception OF j, 81 Dennis
and f. r. Stotesbury, who We're succeeded
by l.. oudin and w, n. Raynolds, The
board will meet for organization to-morro.
and re-elect the retiring officers.
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enecialt Ia THE TIrnes-Disnatct,

Especial TO The TImes-Dlsnatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, July 17.-Mrs. Frank
Anthony Wake will spend sto-morrow
at the Jamestown Exposition. but will
not be seen at Beauvoir, the exposition
building OF the Daughters OF the Con-
fedcracy, which she more than any
other person was instrumental in hay-
ing built.
Mrs. Wake refused to be interviewed
to-day as to her differences with the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
Virginia Couple Wed in baAimore!

4 M \ Ispeclnl 70 The Tlmesr DIspAtth7l NT@ 4
Leroy Fnrinholt, Of breeport, G;loicestqr
3cpuaty. Naa Mas lnarried hpra to-day TO Misa
Mary anita poughartY. 81 this eitss Rev,
Dr. q. IT. Thomas, or Ann'n Catholic Church,
performed the ceremony, After d Wedding
hrAakfast Mr.. and sirA- Far phnH left an =
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FOURTEEN PERSONS INJURED
IN STREET CAR COLLISION

BUTLER, Pa. July l7.--Fourteep persons
We're injured, seven seriously, In a street
car collision to-day on the lines of the
l3utler passenger railway at the Standard
street Car Works terminal, Lyndora, a
suburb OF this place. All of the injured but
one We're employees of the Standard Com
pnny @. w. Raxter is not expected to re-
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VICTIM OF. ALCOHOLISM
AND MIND UNBALANCED.

PARIS. July 17-An Investigation into
the life history OF Leon Maille. the naval
reservist who fired two revolver shots al
President Fallieres on the Streets of Paris
last Sunday, leaves no doubt that the man
is unbalanced. Furthermore, he has been
possessed Of the mania OF persecution, anu
fancies that the State should restore to him
his identity, of which he was robbed at his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
Eunkhend's Election RnY,faa

MONTGOMERY, AI.A.aJUly l7,--The twc
houses OF tho Legislature to-day IN join
session ratified the eiection az John III
Rankhsad TO the United States Senate II.
sueceeas senato Morgan. decnased. for. I
sartn OF six years. IA s9is3 ;S l III S7fs
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Dissolution Notices.

NpTIcf9 Is ll,GRIaEa GIL YEN THAT
tie partnership lately sebsistins hs.
tween ns the Undersigned, w Fred
Richardson and Charles II. Chappell
+ Carrying Oh hpslness m auneral alt
AT aGi Nest, Main Street, nnder TIM
style on ilfnl of iticAafdson Il CHAP
pea, II, the, city 8$RichIngna. gaf
wns on the Stn day8of July, 1907.
issnivad by mutual consent and
that tho business vi future WIZ hs
carried on ny the said Nv, Fred Rich.
ardson alone, ms snccessor 10 Hich,
,ardsen e chappeil, w lifl " 4 paw And
dlsshargs 81 aahtN aila ssaniiitis y
the said late firm
4. W. FREY !}I6'IIA ftiS af1si.
CHARLES IL CEIABplsLIsy Il
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,Iuncs Lnckc lrr.Yln, u

James Locke Erwin, Jr,, the twelve
year-uld son OF Mr. and Mrs. j. T..
Erwin, OF Oxford n. c., died at IL
O'Clock yesterday az st. Luke's Hos
pital. where he had been brought tho
day before. Both parents were At his
bedside when the end came. Tho body
The funeral services win take place
from the residence, on College Street,
tomorrow morning. md lnterment VIII
be in Elm wood Cemetery
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REV. y. M. RHODES. President,

trip which includes Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and Canada. and on their return they viii
reside at Freeport
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Mr.. l.. w. Noel. aged sixty-twn years,
died at his residence, No. South
Plum Street. at 2:l5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon He Is survived by his
wife and nine children--Mrs. II. j..
Davis, Mrs. G. c.. McFaden,' Mrs. r. Y.
Walton, Miss Elsie, Leslie, Joseph. FL
bridge Leon and Carlisle Noel. Tho
funeral notice VIII be announced later.
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NOTICE OF First MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN M DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIKI; EAST
IiIsN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
b In the Matter OF No. T.2,
H. HAHE.S. III,
Bankrupt, Bankruptcy
no the creditors OF Walter l., IIanes,
Of so Wood Street IN the county Of
Henrico and district aforesaid,
No,lce il Hereby given that Oh ne
10th day Of July, a. r. 1907 the said
bankrupt. and that, the FIRST meetlng
Epf his creditors Will he held In any
Eonlce, Rooms Nos ao2 ana s0a Ameri-
can National Eenk hlilainE, RIsh-
A. p lso7,,,,att 10 o'elock IN the fore
may attends prove their claims appoin,
Ia trustee, examine the bankrupt. and
/ transact such other business as may
property come before said meeting.
6& TH0Ss IA. SNEAn4
Referee In Bankruptcy. &
Edgar II. English, attorney for
tbankrupS. 4E.
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Duyid j. RHrne

Mr.. David Byrne. only son of MI.
John j. and Mrs Margaret Alice
Byrne, died at the residence of his
Parents. No. SIS Buchanan Street, at
.f:sO o'clock yesterday morning. The
funeral Will take place from ST. Pc
.ters Church at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning. with requiem mass.
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BANKRUPT Notices.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TILE
K UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
Il llRN6 DISTRICT OF VIRGINlA:
lii the Matter of No 72e.
JAMES DONALD, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
TO the Creditors of James Donald, OF
Rirhmpnd, in the county of Henrico,
and district aforesaid Banlsrupt;
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day Of July, a. D.. 1907, the said
James Donald was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of llas creditors will be held in my
office Rooms Nos. 500 and SO3, Amcri-
can National Bank Building Rich
mona, w; on the aeTH DAY or Jg Y.
noon, at which time the said credl-
tors may attend, prove their claims ris,
,rupt, and transact such other business
as may properly Y, !, Gene C before said
, - Referee u Bankruptcy
Miomason and Minor, counsel Tor
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Dr. Pam j. cxrrn,,n,.

GREENSBORO, N. c.. July l1.--pr
Pnnl u. CarrhWny, oldest active mn-
lister of North CaSlma Methodist Con.
ference, died here to-day aged eighty
three Gs2
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DEATH.

l3YENE.-=Died at the residence Of his
parents. SIS buchanan street We'd
nesday, July 18th, at $3.50 A. NJ,
DAVID j., only son Of John j. and
Margaret Alice Byrne, III the thir-
tieth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from st.
Peters Church FRIDAY MORNING
at ~ o'clocl1. with requiem mass.
Friends and acatlaintances of fam
lily Invited to attend
McDOWELL.---Died. Wednesday, after
noon at 1880 2. NJ, at his residenGe.
3171-2 South Laurel Street, ERNEST
f MCDOWELL. aged thirty years
The funeral will take place THIS
I tTHURSDAY) AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock from Clay Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. Hc s survived
by his wife. Nellie Carter McDow-
ell, and two small chlldren-Erpes
l. and Blair.
Friends and acquaintances invited
to attend.
at 2:l5 p. NJ, at his resi-.
dence, 5 s. Plum Street, July l7th
I. w. NOEL, aged sixty-two years
Hesis survived by his wife and nine
children-Mrs. r. Il. Davis. Mrs. e
@. McFadden. Mrs Il. W Nation
Leon and Carlisle Noel.
Funeral notice later No flowers
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[Speclnl 90 Tho ENCOURAGEMENT
DANVILLE, VA, July l7.-Mrs. u, y.
Merchant died at her home at School
field this afternoon after an Illness OF
two months. She was in the fiftieth
year of her age. and leaves husband
ana five children
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OBITUARY..
EuAcrcl of DIR. White

The funeral Of DR.. Isaiah White, one
Of the most prominent physicians in
2lO East franklin Street, Monday
night. took place from his home at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. The Rev
Mr.. Dowr:man, rectoV@.of All Saints
Church. conducted the services.
The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers:
Honorary-Joseph Beazely, c. U
Williams, Otway Allen DIR. G. w. T.
Brock, DIR. William Gordon. DR.. George
Ross. James D. Patton and j. 3. Pace
Active--W. L. Massey. c. IT. Talbot
Jr. J. G. Cahell, Palmer Leigh, e. o
Forbes. DR.. Leake, Julien Hill and p
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HHNry q. NHItHcr.
I Speclal to The Tlnes-Dispatch

n [SpeclaI 70 The IWes-Dlspatch.I
AMHERST, VA, July l7,--Mr. Henry
Oscar I'ulcher, well-known citizen OF
this county, who lived near Ivy Fiji
Church, died at his home last night. He
had been in poor health for some time
and for sevaral days was delirous.
Last year he shot negro named Jim
Jones, and WAS tried In the court here
and acquitted However, since that
time the matter seemed to have wor-
ried him Il great deal, and in his
deliiuf,, among other things. he would
imagine that he was being pursued BY
negroes.
he lived, and Also another farm near
Gidsvillc, His wife and one child Mrs
Rob. Fulcher Of Roanoke survive him
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Nlra. Annie Iittrell

1aperinl to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. Va ltly l7-AIrs Ans
ME Littrell, wife of Mr.. Il. Is. Littrell,
died last night at tho hospital. aged
wears. She Was u Mlss
White. OF Salem. SHE Is survived by
her husband and one child.
HtaH Mrs. 10, W Alercitut sa .sfH5a
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Professor ". NJ Allen, State food
analyst Of North Carolina. discussed
the effect on butter of the feeding OF
cotton-seed or cotton-seed meal to cat
tie, and the difficulties met Within de-
tecting sdulterations in such butter
He attributed many OF the traces al
so|eomargarine IN butter to cotton-seed
food,
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Dr. Levy Speaks.

A speaker at the convention to-day
was Or, r. G. Levy, chief health officer
of Richmond, who, ina comprehensive
address, explained tho nature of tho
work being done in his and other Vr-
ginia cities in preventing the sale OF
4 lc
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CITATION MAY NOT
BE LEGAL VILLAGE
COURT HOUSE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY MAY YET REMAIN AT ST.
STEPHENS COMMISSIONER
COURT is IN SESSION.

st. Stephens. February A.-(special) y
Commissioners court met here yesterday
for the purpose of opening bids for the
building of new courthouse and Jail at
Chatom, the new county seat.
Mr. Stouts, Mobile lawyer, appeared
before the court in the interest of F. j.
Jordan, citizen of Chatom, who claims
that the lot selected by the court for
building the courthouse and Jail is with
out the limits of the village of Chatom,
and, consequently, II used would be illegal
and void Upon the discussion Of this
question there arose a very serious doubt
whether or not Chatom is really viii
lage In a legal sense. 1t may develop that
1t isn't. If that be the case. then the
election was Illegal and st. Stephens is
still the county seat of Washington
county.
At present It looks as If the supreme
court will have to decide for the people
of Washington county the question. The
commissioners court Is still In session,
and its action Is eagerly awaited.
There are quite crowd of architects
and contractors here for the purpose Of
presenting their bids.
Chas. l.. Bromberg Of Mobile was here
yesterday.
Miss Willie Long Is visiting her sister,
Miss Maud Long, at the Industrial insti-
tute at Montevalo this week.
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prsonment for not more than thirty
days.
Tho legislature of Washington at its
latest session passed a law making tho
maximum railroad fare Cor adults cents
a mile ana for children 112 cents.
A trolley company In Vermont whose
cars fail to come To a fun stop and dis
play a signal at - grade railroad crossing
Is subject to a fine of s25 for each omis-
sion.
BY the terms of.a new statute in Mchl-
gan in suit by or against n railroad
company the books of the company are
subject to the inspection Of the attorney
general of the state.
In deciding IL suit arising from the de-
lay Of shipment of threshers until after
the season for the sale of such machinery
had passed the Kansas supreme court
held that common carriers are charged
with a knowledge Of seed time and har-
vest and the general customs relating
thereto In the territory In which they do
business.
In Minnesota. railway, telegraph and
express stations must bear the local
name of the community, unless 1t Is liable
to be confused with the names or other
stations on the same line.
California rejoices in law making tho
circulation Of fraudulent reports regard
ing the value of the stock of a corpora
ton or firm in the state a felony punish
able by two years Imprisonment or 5000
fine or both.
Down in Georgia the supreme court
has concluded that an engineer is not
justified in acting on the presumption
that a child of tender years on rail-
road track will appreciate its danger and
use OF the discretion of an adult In get
ting out of the way OF an approaching
train.
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II have told you all I remember
.In whose name were they sent?'
II don't know"
''Were they sent in your name?'
~ don't know"
you don't mean to say Thaw sent
them in his own name to Stanford
Whte?"
mo. I don't mean anything Of the sort"
WAS this man mentioned in the cable
gram disreputable?"
Eyes"
'You knew him, didn't your"
yes"
Ever dine with him?'
eyes"
"Alone?"
II don't remember. I can't remember
every little thing, Mr.. jerome, and that
all there is about It."
At this point Mr.. Jerome had the wit
ness repeat her statement OF yesterday
that In all her mother had done she felt
that she had simply been indiscrete and
had no occasion to credit any other mo-
tive to her.
Mr.. jerome. turning to the court, an
nounced that within the hour he had re-
ceived the renewed assurance of both Doc
tors Deemar and Bingham that they
would return next week to give their tes-
tmony. In view of this he suggested
that adjournment be taken over tomor-
row and until Monday morning. The
defendants counsel consented to this and
the adjournment was then taken until
Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock