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The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
Leigh Hunts Mark.
From PearsOn's Weekly.

From Pears0ns Weekly.
This famous Englishman has two dis
tlnet claims 10 fame. Not only was he
brilliant poet. essayist, and critic, but
much that we know of Keats. Shelley.
Lamb, Byron, Moore, Coleridge, Dick
ems. and Carlyle has been derived from
the knowledge OF these celebrities
which Hunt gave to the world. Pos
sessing a happy spirit and genuine
scholarship, Leigh Hunts writings
sparkle with wit and cleverness. while
his translations are among the choicest
Of their kind. His pecuniary difficulties
undoubtedly prevented Hunt giving US
his best at times, but after he was
granted a pension, amounting in all to
e320 per annum. the improved comfort
and augmented leisure enabled him to
make his mark on English literature
with essays OF remarkable power.
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white. s2a64; do yellow. sZa5i; DO. ear. 3Z5a35O
oats. Western. white No. 2 Gla62 DO. mixed 59a6a
Hay AND STRAW Timothy, choice. 2oOeazi 90;
do. No. l. l900a20-o0; DO, No. 2. TOOal9O0 mixed
hay. l50eals08; clover. l6.Coal750; straw. rye per
bundle. f.05; do. do, machine thrashed, s50a6 Is
do. Rheat. SO.
WOOL AND HiDES-Wool market steady; hides
generally dull Wool. washed. free q burs, ger ID.
80 dc. unwashed free Of burs 9: do. bury q
Hides. green. per H.. 8; de- dry. l5al7. Sheepskins
green. each. s0aL00. do. dry. each. z5az. caskins
green. each Ls.
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NEW YORK aIuNEY.

New York, Sept 4.-Noney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 3 per cent highest, 3;
lowest, u: closing ~ Most Of the loans were
at 3 per cent Time money vas decidedly easier
to-day. with reductions in rates for al dates and
an increased business. Rates: 5ite5h per cent for
thirty 70 sixty days "a. for ninety days and for
five and SIX months. Mercantile paper was still
TeTy dull. although slight improvement was noted
A fair assortment S offered Rates: 6isa7 per cent
for four to six months. bills receivable and prime
single names. and and upward for others.
The sterling market steady early today With
rates points above yesterdays final level Com
mercial bills were in moderate supply, and there
was fair inquiry for remittance. In the late aft
ernoon the market weakened and the close was
heavy. Rates for actual business wero as follows:
Sixty days. 4SE0aAs255; demand. ss6iOa4 ssl5;
cables Ls670a4s575. Commercial bills we're ASIA
4S21s. The supply Of cotton bills was improving
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Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was confined to six
transactions. one sl,OOO bond, United
States coupon 2 was sold at SlO2lk: fifty
shares Of Washington Gas brought 1%
and 7l1z respectively; 800 shares of Mitch
ell Mining sold at 2ls on an option; ten
shares Of Washington Loan and Trust
brought 500 a share, and after cali one
share OF Washington Railway and Elec-
tric preferred found a taker at 70.
The statement of twelve national banks
and five trust companies of the District
was issued yesterday from the Office of
the Comptroller of the Currency. II is
based upon the statement made by the
several institutions at the close OF busl-
ness August p. and ITS principal points
are as follows:
Condition of the Banks.
The total resources were $4s, 81, ,52S, COM
pared with Si5.9i2,lC3 September 4, 1896.
Individual deposits show a total of s23.-
Oo2,9le compared with So. 469.7l7 one year
ago. The paid-up capital stock Of the
banks was the same a few days ago as
it was a year ags-$5. 4O2. 900, but the pros
porous condition Of the institutions Is best
shown in the increased surplus. The
banks now hold surplus aggregating
S3.S22,O ,OOO against $4,000 one year ago.
The total outstanding circulation Of the
banks is Sl,63l,647. while one year ago It
was $4,0l5.2o0. Among the items OF re-
sources of the banks are 81, 662. 900 in bonds
to secure their circulation; s325, goo United
States bonds TO secure government de-
posits, and S6.341.237 OF other classes Of
bonds put up as security for deposits OF
government money. A year ago the
banks owned $l.3sl,000 in government
bonds deposited as security for deposits.
and $4,202,OS7 in ether classeslof bonds for
the same purpose.
Loans and discounts are $23,059.01S, COM
pared with 81. 1887 one year ago.
The resources OF the five trust com
panies OF the District are 81. .619. rs. May
20, 1907, the total was S3l.I343l0. Loans
and discounts aggregate S90, -, ,JS6. COM
pared with Sl9,506,200 In May. The capital
stock has increased since last May from
s,2o0,0oo to S6.959.S67. due to one new com
pany. The individual deposits amounted
#~rfH@Ff@tft heaAs EtAaAA WIN HAlfuuutUO1 lu1L
May.
To Deal I'm Mining Shares.
Frank C. Kingsland. manager Of the
local offices Of Irving X. Harrington &
Co. Of New York. dealers in mining
stocks. VIII in a few days open a new
place OF business in the Hibbs Building.
on Fifteenth street northwest. where he
has leased rooms on the second floor.
Mr.. Kingsland viii remove from the third
floor OF tho Bond Building where his
Offices are now located.
Thenew offices viii be fitted up finely.
A mining stock board viii be installed.
with direct wires to New York and San
Francisco. Prices on most OF the mining
stocks are made In San Francisco. and
the direct wire for these viii be an inno-
walton. Fred Il wilson will be associated
with Mr.. Kingsland in the business.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt, s.5oa5.75; butcher, 40
IS % common. 25Ja300.
HOGS-Per cEt.. gToss, 67saT03; ordinary, sooa
$50.
SHEEP-Clipped. 5S0a400; common, Zsaas0o.
LAMBs-Spring, choice, 7a7ls medium e5.
CALVES-Prime. per n. 6: medium, 7a7ls grass,
fa4lA
COWS-Prine fresh, each, 40 O0a5o.0o; common.
q 201a3og0; old and dry. SNaloO0.
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DEATH RECORD.

Edward Walsh, Soldiers Home II years.
John II. Carroll. lZIs ] 81. Sc. 81 years
Emily N. Link. IS st. NV years
Rachel Y. Wrenn 1884 ~ Cap st, q years.
Clay Thompson, 1924 ~ St sw. 50 years
Mary F. Peck. 1914 y. Cap. -. s. years.
Mehaly Thouspson. 1910 34th ST. NV, 3 years
Eleanor L. Geyer 336 S c. ave-, days
Infant Of Howson and Lillian McLearen, E776 Con-
duit road, days.
COLORED.
Willis McCrea, $50 Washington ST. NV, % years
John Thornton, 200 Capitol ave. Ivy City, 81 us.
Sarah Jenkins 213l Cleveland ave. NV, 60 years.
Marie Archer, 645 s. NV, / day.
Nelhe l. Jones S6 T St sw.. DAYS
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New York, sept. f.-WHEAT-H Higher; larger busi-
ness. No. Northern Duluth. 70 arrive, sc over
December. {. 0. b. No. red, E. @. b., l. o5A. No.
hard T. O. o., Lo6i.; Ne. naearoni. &. Sales, I2o
loads largely No. red and No 2 hard winter
mararpni.
oATS-Stronger; trade inactive. Elevator prices:
No. ? white. 65i4i No. white, s.; No mixed, ssh
The prices for futures foiov:
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Reglar call. y O'Clock noon.
United States coupon a. 81 900 at IGN.
Washington Gas 25 al 7l& . at ia.
Mitchell Mining 200 at 2s lbuyer co..
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 at 200.
After call-Washingtan Railway and Electric pre-
feIed. ] at IS
The following are the closing quotations yester-
days stock exchange
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY A. o. Brown Co, men,
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange NIunsey
Building
Sales 90 noon 243,6OO shares
Total sales 439,7OO shares
Call moneys H., 3; low, "a; close, Pa
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X. Fauingten
& Co. members OF the New York Produce El-
change Frank C. Kingsland manager. 309-ll Bond
Building
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by E. K, Chapman 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, .. Bowie
Chipman manage. l50l + street northwest.
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RECORDS SIX TRADES
Local Stock Exchange Shows
Little Activity. F.,
DISTRICT BANKS DO WELL

August Statement shows S45,942, 100
in Resources, S23,OO2,oI6 in De-
posits, and S23,O59,O13 in Loans
and DiscOuRts-FRFringt & Co.
VIII Open New OAices.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-05
ROsToN STOCKS

Quotations are furnished By f. r. Chapman q
Co. members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chapman. manager 1901 T street northwest.
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October s. 1907. Remember the date.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. SEPT 4-Closins quotations Of United
States government bonds:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-26
c. c. W. Of Columbia,
in City ks PfeIImi-
arrangements
-.ss-
He SPENT YESTERDAY HIRE
Met Mayor Symons and Engineer
High and Arranged Things so
That Arbitrators Could Get
to Work Quickly.

Chas c. Wilson, of Columbia, S. c.,
arrived in the city yesterday for the
purpose of making preliminary ar
rangements for the meeting Of the
board of arbitrators VINO are to ar
bitrate the value of the water plant
of the Mutual Light and Water Com
pany, who were named by both the
city and F. D. NJ. Strachan a few
days ago,
Mr.. Wilson came here yesterday
for the purpose Of preparing the
schedule and maRng other prelimt-
nary arrangemenB SO that the two
arbitrators. j. l.. Ludlow. of Winston
Salem, N. c., and E. J. OBierne, Of
New Orleans, can at once get to
work when they come to arbitrate the
value Of the plant
During the day Mr.. Wilson was in
consultation with Mayor Symons
and City Engineer High and he sue
ceeded In arranging things so that
The two abitratOrs could Immediately
begin work upon their arrival in the
4ity.
II was also announced yesterday
thalt the board of arbitrators had
fixed May l aa the date of the t1cst
meeting and il is expected that they
Will both arrive in the city on tina.
day to begin the work.
AS botn Messrs Ludlow and
0 Bierne are water experts Of aDI-
ity, 1t is not believed that they VIII
have any trouble in arriving all the
v~lue Of the plant. but should they
disagree on any point an umpire Will
be elected by them to settle the mat
ter at issue.
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NEW DEPOT TO Be :
USED TOMORROW
All Passenger Trains Will Arrive and
Depart from the New Station
On A Street.

All passenger trains over the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail
road will tomorrow arrive and depar
from the new passenger depot Of the
road on A street. This announce
m Mt was made public yesterday
morning.
It was first announced last week
that the new depot would be used
for the first time Sunday mo ming.
but the officials Of the road have de
clded to open it ON Saturday, and
the first train leaving the city,
which departs o'clock in me morn
ing, i'll pull out from the new depot
which has been finally completed
and is a neat and comfortable sa-
ton.
TIcke. agent 1rot;er has fixed up
hi5 office in the first floor, all Of
n hicl he will occupy, and he will be
ready to sell tickets Sunday morn
ing. Agent Trotter will also main,
tain an up town ONCE in the opera
house building, whore he is located
at present. He win only b. ar IT,
station at the time Of train depart
utes.
The wiring Of the new depot, which
caused q delay OF . week or more,
has been entirely completed and
tie building viii be lighted tonight
fcr tho first time.
5upt Wilburn and his force, who
are to Occupy the second story OF
tie depot, are now removing con
siderable Of the Office furniture and
# is expect-d That they win be In
their new quarters.
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BASEBALL GAME
IS ON F0R-T0DAY
Locals viii Try Concluslons with a
Savannah Team--A Large Crowd
is Expected to be Out.

Considerable interest Is being
manifested in the baseball game to
be played this afternoon between
the Athletics, the local club. and the
Columbias, the fast amateur team
rom Savannah, and it Is expected
that an unusually large crowd will
be out to see the first diamond bat
tie Of the season. Most Of the men
are real anxious to hear the umpire
call play ball, an old lmlliar sound
out at the ball park in the fair
grounds.
The line up Of the locals is strong
one. Tison, the well known local
twirier, who Is one of the speediest
Of the younger pitchers IN this sec
tion, will be on Che firing line for
the locals. He is in good shape hav-
ing worked out considerable during
the past few weeks.
The Savannah team will arrive in
the city this morning and will be here
until Sunday, as a game is also to be
played tomorrow The game this
afternoon will be called promptly at
3,15 o'clock.
The line up Of the locals will be
az follows: Lambright, second base;
Wright, catch; Dickson. third base;
I,erson, ceb pr field; Reid, short stop
Berrie, righy field; Minehan, first
base; Tison, pitcher
The boys are doing everything
possible to keep the team intact dur
ing the season, and they have gone
to a considerable expense to get the
team over here from Savannah,
therefore a good crowd should be
out to witness the game this after
RooH.
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aAH'ntbsr Routine Matters
Came Up'at Regular
su0ciI Meeting
SEVERAL REPORTS ftN5tii5.
Resolutions and Ordinances introduce
ed and a Number of other Mat
ters Were Handled by the
City Fathers

The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the city council occurred last
night, a full board being present.
Under the head of petitions and
communications. the following were
received:
FROM twenty-five to thirty citizens
living on e street, asking for an ex-
tension Of sewerage system to N
street. Petition pointed out neces-
sity for service, ana asked for it's
beginning before the summer months.
Referred to committee on sanitation.
light and water.
From Col J. f. Dart. asking for a
refund Of $135 expended by nim on
account Of an accident on the night Of
March Z, 1907 when he fell over a
telegraph pole which blocked the
sidewalk at the corner Of A and
streets. Petition shows that Ntit-
ioner lost IN doctors bills. medicine
and loss Of time the above amount.
Referred to city attorney.
From VIM. Anderson. asking pd
NIT to construct shed according to
fire provisions at 602 10 Bay stree,
Referred to committee on fire ana
building permits
From J. s. Morris. asking permiss
sion to erect frame building on Old
Town lot No. Is Bay street Re-
ferred to same committee.
From s. A. Burney, chief Of police,
asking council to allow full pay for
19 days lost while under medical
treatment in Savannah. Referred to
police committee.
From II. p Hevenor. manager of
The News Harbor Magazine. asking
for an appropriation Of $500 for the
work from the city, TO be used in Il
Illustrating the public building, hospi
tails, parks squares, and for the
proper preparation of vital statistics
Petitioner was present and at the in
vitation Of council addressed that
body on the plan, showing prospectus
Of the work. Referred to finance
Committee.
From Police Oficer Sam Coins
rendering mis- resignation as mem
Der Of the force. Accepted
From Chief Of Police Pnrney. sub
mitting report Of his department
for the month Of March.
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he RAN AHUCK
ABOARD WARSH P

Washington, April 25.-Twenty--
five years imprisonment, twenty Of
which shall be at hard labor is the
sentence Of the courtmartia1 which re-
Gently tried Maurice Burke, a seaman
attached to the cruiser Tennessee,
for mur iering James A. Douglas,
chief marshal at arms, and assaulting
and attempting to Kill William Nc
Cool, master at arms, both Of that
ssel The sentence Was approye1
ty Secretary Metcalf today and the
8 ate prison at Wethehsneld, Conn,
+ as been selected as the place Of con
fnement
BurNs crime WAS committed on
the night Of February 6, last, while
the Tennessee was lying at the Lea
sue island navy yard, Philadelphia
lie returned IN an intoxica ed condl
ton after being given shore leave
and wnen summoned before his su
periors, drew his revolver, killing
Douglas anl woundlng McCool
THE specifications included a num-
Ler OF other charges Of a most ser
lous nature. on all Of which he was
found guilty.
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s1.s4s.s7
Total

From special committee consisting
OF the mayor and Alderman Cook an
nouncing the selection Of e. D,
O'Birne. Of New Orleans, as arbi-
traitor for the city in the matter OF
the Mutual Light ard Water plant
purchase.
The following resolutions and ordi-
naces we're introduced:
Ry Alderman Wright carrying an
appropriation Of S175 for public
landing at the foot Of Gloucester
street Adopted.
By A!dorman Wood appropr1ating
$3.50 or resurveying and retaking
Palmetto cemetery. Passed undeE
the rule
The ordinances passed we're botn
relative to paving, one providing for
both the business and residence sec
tions Of the city and the other nam
ing the streets on which the side
walks are to be put down.
Mayor symons submitted q report
recommending that IS be refunded tc
Albert Houston, recently fined $40 In
police court for reckless driving
The mayor stated that an investiga
tion showed extinuating circumstan
ces.
After reading Of accounts counci
adjourned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-26
Be TJIMAN SPENT
THE DAY HERE
He is Pleased With Interest People
All Over the state ae Taking
in immigration Movement.

J. A. Betjiman, chairman of the
board of directors Of the Georgia I'M
migration Association. arrived in the
city yesterday, as announced in The
News, and spent the day comforting
with Albert Fendig, a member Of
the board Of directors, and others
in the city VINO arc interested in
the question of immigration.
Mr.. Betjiman stated that he was
very much encouraged over the In
terest the people Of the state are
taking in the question Of immigra-
tion and, in short time, he expects
to have an association organized in
evey county in the state, which will
bo a branch of the Georgia associa-
ton. In this way ne says, all the
people can be interested in the mat,
ter, which is a most important one
in Georgia just at this time
Quite a number Of citizens met Mr..
Betjiman during the day and mos.
Of hem assured him that they
would cooperate with MIN in his eff
forts to establish an association IL
Brunswick. He stated that he would
return to the city at his first oppor-
uonuIoossB eql emp qoIqA ~ 6lIunl
will be organized here.
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THE MEETING OF THE
MAsoNS DURING NAY.

Atlanta, April 2j.-The meetins
here Of Knigh ) Tcmvia-. followed
~ Nay 8 bv the corus'l.j"s q ing
Of the new Masonic temple. will
bring together ore Of the Ia 'Eest gatl
erings Of Masons ever held in tne
ate. Five thousand Masons in
white aprons, and 1000 Knights Tenn
plar in full regalia, will march from
the old to the new temple.
Many notables will attend. Grand
Master Moulton, Of Chi,ago. will be
here, and Past Grand Master VIM.
II. Morris, Of the grand lodge Of
Iowa, will deliver the Grafton. Grand
Master Max Meyerhardt Of Rome
viii preside.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-26
FOURTH MIGHT
OF EAGLES FAIR
Another Good Sized Crowd was Pres
ent Last riight-The cootests
Grow Increasing.

Last night was secret order right
at the Eagles fair and quite a large
number Of the different organizations
we're present. OF course the crowd
was not as large as the one that at
tended the fair Wednesday night,
but most Of the booths we're well
patronized, and the nights receipts
we're very satisfactory to the manag-
ers Of the fair.
The most interesting feature OF the
fair now is the many contests in
progress. All Of the candidates are
hard at work and much interest is
being manifested in the final results
ThSs afternoon and this evening the
fair will continue as usual Ice
cream and cake, etc, win be served
and the largest crowd Q the week
is expected,
NNnorrow afternoon tne children
VIII have full sway and it is expect
ed tha. a large number of them viii
be present. The feature Of the al
ternoon will be a masquerade ball
in which a number Of the little folks
win participate. a good band o.
music win be present to play TO-
the young dancers.
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Ordinance Passed by Council
Last Night Calling for
Paving Of Streets
AJaf UP TOWN DISTRICTS
rid people Viii be Given Six Months
in Which to Begin Work
Several Different Materials
Can Be Used.

The city coaGs Ii of Brunswick.
R,wlts. commendatle enterprise, and
tae proper sort of energy made a
bold step forward last night for
complete system OF paved sidewalks
for Brunswick. when an ordinance
+was introduced, read for the second
and third time and passed, providing
for the paving Of sidewalks on the
following streets and territory
Newcastle street. from G to Han
over park, on Mansfield street from
Albany to Bay; on Monk street from
. Norwich to Bay. and on Gloucester
street, from Cochran avenue 10 Bay
Alderman Mann introduced an
amendment to strike from the ordi.
nance the So. tion covering Mansfield
to Bay.arguing that the city owned
much Of the property on Mansfield
and was not able TO pave the side
walks. Alderman Wright was on ms
feet in a minute and said it was un-
fair TO the citizens OF Brunswick for
the city to force them TO put down
sidewalks and then plead that the
.~city itself was too poor to put side
walks on its own property. He said
he would yot eto Withdraw the en-
tire ordinance before he would vote
for such an amendment Alderman
-Tupper agreed with Alderman Wright
and Alderman Cox said he did not
believe in making foul Of tne people
and flesh Of the city. On a vote the
amendment was lost receiving only
one vote, that Of ALDEN Mann
The ordinance provides that the
work must commence on these side
walks within six mon,hs, property
owners to select the material from
- aexagon tile, cement blocks, mono
kthic cement or vitrihed brick.
ghe move is along progressive
and it is to be hoped that the
gple viii rally to the city and aid
in the good work.
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BRYAN HAD A CLOSE
CALL IN A BAD
RUNAWAY
DEMOCRATIC LEADER PROVED
TO BE GOOD JUMPER, HoWEV-
ER. AND HE ESCAPED WITHOUT
BEING NNJuRED.

Morrisville Vermont, April ~
William Jennings Bryan narrowly es,
capped being seriously injured In this
city this afternoon, but by quick fore
thought and demonstrating the fact
that he is an exceptionally good jump
er Mr. Bryan escaped without be-
ing injured,
Nbe great democratic leader was
out riding with a party of friends
when the horses attached to the car
riage became frightened and dashed
down the street at break-neek speed.
It was feared at first that Mr.. Bryan
and the others in the carriage @ourd
be dashed to their death Beeing
that it was necessary to ju1 1p, Mr.
Bryan leaped from the carri ge and
though he covered distanc(s of ten
feet in the leap, he was not l Injured,
landing safely ON his feet
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Town Marshal in indiana
was H0ua&d ia a Rat-
tie with Them
4 BRIDGE WAS SET ON FIRE
JUST as Robbers Went to Enter tho
Coaches, Marshal Appeared with
a Posse and the Bandits at
Once opened Fire.

English, Ind, April 25.-Four mas
ked robbers, heavily armed, early
this morning made an attempt to
hold up and rob a fast passenger
train 9n the Southern railway two
miles below this city. Great excite
men was caused among the many
passengers on the train.
Town Marshal Cummings attempt
to arrest the bandits and was fa-
taiiA wounded.
Tho robbers did not jump on the
train and cover the engineer and
areAen with revolvers in orde to
stop the train so that they could
go through the coaches. but instead
set fire to bridge. and when the
train was brought to standstill by
the fire they had arranged to go
through the coaches.
Just as the bandits started to go
through the coaches Marshal Cum
mings appeared ON the scene with
uosse. The bandits Immediately
opened fire The marshal and his
posse returned the fire, but the roo
bes had darted into the dark woods
and the posse could only fire In the
direction that they went
The bandits lad flown when the
marshal fell TO tho ground badly
wounded.