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Bonds.

.. >. refunGing 2s, registered ....Io4s4
Y. S. refunding rs, coupon ..Io4s4
=. >. IS, registered, ex-d.............lo2
, g. s. Old as. registered ....loosh
u s. old 4s coupon, ex-d.
y. s. new as, registered .............I2e1a
Y. 5. new As, coupon .............,J2e1s
Louis. &s Nash. unified 4s.......Ioo1a
Southern Railway SIS ,...........II3sA
southern Railway 5s :. .....il334
Niopiie anu ONO CT IS ...,...,....... "a
Money on Call.
New York, January s.-Monev on
call firm. Gals per cent; ruling
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Circuit Court Docket.

The following docket is set for trial In
the circuit court today; H. A. Obany VS..
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham
Railway company, damages; Claude II.
Everett VS. Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham Railroad company, damages
]. w. Dement, VS.. Birmingham Mineral
Railroad company, damages; M. M. Gwin
VS.. city of Birmingham, damages; M. NJ.
Cwin VS.. city of Bessemer, damages.
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1O,2e7,GI7.e0

oFFICERS-w. p. G. Harding, Presto
j. II. Barr, Vice President and Cashier; !
Foster, Assistant Cashier; Thomas Bowr
D1RECTORS-W. S. Brown, T. H. Mol
Jemfson, E. NJ Tutwler Erskine Ramsay
Walker Percy, J. II. Barr. J. II. woodward
w. II. Woodward. NJ. v. Joseph. John L. K
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City Court.

In the first division of the city court
the whole day was devoted to
hearing the auo warranto proceedings in
the case of the state of Alabama eX rel.
j. NJ. Burger VS.. S. w. Wooten. The
case is likely OF occupy the time of the
court today.
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Yesterday was a rather quiet day in the
courts, owing to the fact that cases which
were already on trial were resumed.
Circuit Court.
In the circuit court yesterday the case
of Laura V. Hinton, pro ami, VS.. Bir-
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany, which had been on trial all day
Monday, was concluded and resulted In a
verdict for the defendant No other case
was taken up In the afternoon.
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RESOURCES

CASH
In Vault s.. B33,535.dS
With Banks. =. 2,1DO,32I.3O
With u. S. Treas 50,OOO.0O
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ident; J. II. woodward. Vice President
A. r. Forsyth, assistant Cashier; F. s.
ron, Assistant Cashier.
,lton, F. d. Nabers, B. II. Moore, Robert
". w. p. @. Harding, W. II. Hassinger,
d, William NJ Walker. Culpepper Exum,
Kaul.
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day
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LouIsvIIIe and NashvlIln Railroad.
Birmingham Mineral Railroad.

Arrive from
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
Seattle, @oib., %. September

9ulocsicnator 2. $. Eilc8 bat
ben BrGii0enten Gooieuelt ourb cine
oirefte 1epeibe crllltt, einen Repc-
luleOampfer nad) ser 9riItols9ait an
Der &ilite 9llasta' nb3lllhitenL I'M
100 meiBe tSiiher lnlo 200 Gbncicm
ucId]e lib oort III 9totb bciinoen, lett
Dem ser tSiIftroolnpier<n Sobn 6ur-
rier" am 8. sluglllt oil Den alippen
Ser 9ai 5eridellte, $5iilie 81 bringcn
Gic Shiiibriibigcn bnben @ootc ub.
0ei6itt nelde 9tabridt iiber ibrc
Gage brdhtcn lmO nm 9ciltnno crs
iudbtcn. 9ie 9cllte bntten 5uerIt @or-
rdtbc oui SO Gage, oQein Oicie SriIt
lit ucritriden unO iie icbmcben in gro.
Der 9totb.
3pei Mduner erfci6tcn ooS tSeit.
lun0 unO ibernlitteIteu Die aunoe
iiber ocn S6ifibrud). Seitoem bat
mon uitbtS mebr BON oen S1ifbriihis
gen pcrnonnen. Die iomeit genla6-
ten Gerill6e, ibnen Our6 3oQoams
pfcroienit Spiilie 5u leiltelL limo Der
beblih geDnen, unb man iiir6tet oab
lie eririeren ober perbungern meroen,
menn ibnen ni6t raid 9ebolfen miro
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@c1tGnSniiic italieniidJer MiOroer.

Mcaoinn go. 90. Sept - 2ic
bieiigc Eoli5ci lit beno6ri6tigt odB
Die gcItern 81 g8arlpid, 9s..O, perbaI'
tctcn StnliCner Snluotore @arrito
uno Steiono 2cicnicd)io, peI6e Der
nor circr @o0c periibten Grmorout9
Simotbp &cllc6er'S, eincS 0titglleoes
ser StootS Gonito6ler Mannihoft
ongcflagt iino, Elm polleS @eltGnonlB
obgeleot hoben ln0 6icrbcr allSGelic.
fert iucrocn IoQcn. @orrito giebt 5it
oob er Der tDotiddli6e Morocr lit
nno Sscaebcr bic tootlihe StihlullnOe
bei6rodte. 9aS olS Morbfpaiie on'
oerpenoete Wteiier ultroe bel 0nrrito
porgeillnOen.
Gle IStoliener miroen ieparot Der
nonlmen rnb ibrc glngo6en Itinnncn
nlitcinonoer ii6erein. 2eienicdin
bottc eincn 2lngriff onf Bertha gern.
borot, ein 5rouen5inllncr, lpeldes IL
iiber oen IluB be9leitete, 9enadt,
lino ibrc Soiilferufe ipitrben Don bent
Gonitobler pernonlnen. 9erlel6e elite
her6ei uno idlllg 6eioe Staliener 5u
Gooen, norilber @orrito III iolde
@utb gerietb, ooB CT iein Stilet 500
uno ooiielbe DEM Diann IN Die Selte
bobrte. Tobtlih peripunoet taumeI.
te, oic Sdnor aiii Die Wluoe briiden6,
Tim oic 9lutllng ouf5itbalten, einen
@o6ngeleiie entlang. Bis er lterbeno
81 9ooen itiir5te, noroilf Die ,Stolit,
ner ole 5ludt ergriiien. &elleber :
2eidJe wuroe Oil folgenoen Morsen
gefunoen.
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9ooiepclt perIaat Sasamorc SiG,

ODitcr8op, Nt.-Y, -. Sept. -
YrdiiOent 9ipoieuelt unO Sulnilie lie.
0eln am n1dbIten Wtittmob bon 60.
gomore SiQ, no lie Die lebteu 312
Wtonoten in ibrer Sonlmeriuobnlng
bcrbrobtcn, ipieber nod WnlbIngtoll
iIber, uno glei6 barauf trttt Der Erd.
Foent ieine lebt1in bdltfig erlpGbnte
9feiie nod Dem @eIten in0 Siiome.
itcn an. gr lit m0breno ieiner Soms
nerfcrlen, iuie gcllte nlitgctbcilt miro.
icbr flcibig gctueIen lln0 bat ieit Dem
II. September nlbt mcniger ais t25
VeIllher 81 Sogalnore &iIl en1pfor.
gen. gluBcrbcm Gat er an ieiner Sab
rcsbotid)oft al ben Gongreb qeor6cis
tet lnO 6iclclbe lit ioiucit poIlcnoet
DAB Iic MIR nod eini9er 9lbrllnolng
ino &erbciIcring leouri 6rrner ar.
bcitete &crr Jiooicpelt pGbreno iciner
Sonnterfcrien iiebcn lange 9ieoen
aus. Cine 0erielben belt er fiir5liA
81 NropincetoDn Maii., urto Die iebS
unocrcn miro CT ruGbrenb ieiner nelcn
Heiie loSloiien.
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SDotlidJcr SSanitIdllao.

. Ebilabelpbio, %. Sept. -
Sobn O'ees, ein 22.iGbriger 6nilit.
f1mpicr itarb bellte 9lbeno bier I'M
Soipital an oen .Solgen eines S6la.
ges in Die Ser5grlbe, pel6er ibm ge-
Itern 2lbeno i'm n,Sranfiort 9ltbIetic
Club" I'M uorblihen Staottheile, IN
einem 9orertnnlpfe nit Heil Ieper
ueriebt fuuroe. Geper beiinoet iiG in
Snit unO Die Geranitalter oes aam.
pies, iolpie oie Sefunoanten uno
Sd)iebsriHter Heben inter Yiirgi6ait.
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Gr.9 .9nnocSicnntur gSitbcrs foot.

Iounofe, So, -. September.
- Sberlt Nobert &. @itbcr5 itarb
bcute uad lunqer &ranfbeit in lcincr
@obnuna 5u @ptbeuiQe, Ga, I'M
9Ilter bon 50 Sobren. Gr mor leiner
3eit 9umOeaienotor iiir Girginiell
unO porber im oiplonotiIGen Iienltc
tb1tiQ gepeien. Giner ieiner Sobne
lit Go6ert 6. @itberS BON EittSburg,
Ya. Die Yeeroigung iinoet nlor9en
in @ptbepile ltatt. Ser 8erItorhenc
Nor in oQcn 1beilen oeS Stautes be-
fannt lmO icine german0tiGaft lit
cine alBeroroentli6 5ablrei6e.
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Scr GpnitantincsE sErpscfi.

G6icogo Sis, %. Sept. - Snt
Yro3eB gegen Jranf 5. Gonltantine,
melber Der @rnlor0ltng Der t5raiI
Soltiie @entrp bei6ulOigt miro, lpur'
&c geitern I'M &reisgeriht p1breno
Scr gon5en Sieung ploioirt lmo eS
crl6icn nibt umluabri6cinlih, 6aB
sic SSurp ii6 Dor Wtoutag 5itr 9ero-
tbung iiber ibr Eeroitt 3ltrild5leben
miiroe. Die Gcrtbei0igun0 bebouptete,
flar eriuieien 5l baben, Dab ,5roit
0entrp 0ur6 Selb1tnloro ibr Scben
gecnbet babe, m1breno Die Stoats-
omualtld)oit crtlGrte, eS lei lln5luei'
felDoft, ooB cine Wlorotbot porlicge.
pelUe MIR oltrb Die Sooesltrafe ge'
liibnt iuerocn fonne.
(SpGter.) = Die Sllrp lono beltc
glbeno 6ronf s. Gonltantine Der Grs
morOung Der 6rou 2oltiie 0entrD
i6uloig rmo icbtc lcbenSl0nglide
3ubtbousboft ais Strofe ieit. Die
@eihmorenen iuoreh 5lpci Stlnocn
in Verotbung.
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SiTs Saar. nno Bart Tar6e,
idmars pber braun, so Gents.
Sampierbranb nnS QebensuerlnIt.

Soronto, Ont, %. September.
= Der 0nnlpicr .Hidton" bon Der
Hihelieu. unO Sntario.2inie Der.
brannte al ieiner bieiigen @erfte uno
SRI. 0iinna Sootd) aus Wontreal, 10
Sabre ait cine Yaliagierin, fano oen
600 in oen 3lnnmen, iu1breub Geo.
aleSfic, ein lpei5er 0es tSobr5eu9es.
erItiftc. Ger Gompfer ioIlte nm $50
9lben0S na1 Sanilton abgeben, bate
jeood) gliidIihcr @eiic nur wenige
Eaiiagierc an 9oro. Der pefuniGre
0erllit betr1at 100000.
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Sdlaocn onrdD @eiuittcritiirmc.

80 ton, -. September. - Gle
oitliGen uilO mittleren Sbeile BON
Yldiiadllietts luliroen in Der lebten
9ta6t burd perbeerenoe @enitters
ltilrHlc beintgeIudt pelher ocu Sele-
graphen- uto 6clepbonoienlt braf.
legte unb Die @inaiGerung pieler @e.
bdiloe Our6 Slibi@lG9e peranlaBte
9luBeroem mllrOe groBer Shooen
burh &obpaiicr in 6olge oes ltro.
menoen Gegen5 mgerihtet. tSrau
Gbas. Seonlr0 fam in 2ateuiQe, nabe
Wio0lcboro, Ourh einen Ylibi6lng
um's 2eben. Cine 9ln5abl onoerer
Ferionen rngen&erlebrmgen Oapon
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0cncralitrifc in Selcua, Mont,
ocfrctirt.

Sclenn, @'ont.; %. September.
- gSeil lih oie bieliaen @eid)1it9.
lelttc ncigcrtch ben 8ebral6 ibrcr
Telephone mGbreno OcS StrifeS Der
gngcItclltcn ser o9lodp Wlolrtail
ScIl SeIcpbon Co." 81 luspenoiren
bat Die - 1raocS ono 2obor 9liiemblp"
einen @encrolitrife fir Selena oefre
tirt nel6er morgen Otittaa beginner
ioQ. Nie Die organiiirten 9ls6eiter
6eaniprlthcll miro oieier llfas Die
totale Ginltclhing oes Strobenbobn-
Gerfebrs, ionic oas S6lieben oler
SotelS, tSnbrifen, @eidGitsbduier
unO iogar 8irtbihafter, in melden
Selcpbons i'm @c6raudJ iino, 5ur
Solae ba6en.
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&aibe 9Ilfe n0tbig.
$50 SdDifibriidisc lit 0eiabr ocS
&crbnnserns nno Griricrcns.

frGiioent 9fooiepelt nm ioiortigc 9lb.
\ icnounq zines 3oabonpfcrS nub
ser aiiite 9GIoSfa'S eriu6t. -
llebermorgen iieoelt sic 6omilic
Oes 9srdliocnten bon Sogonlore
Sill nod @oibiugton iiber.
Gann be9innt sic groBe Heiie
nah bem @eiten imo SiiopeIten.
- @ieoer Elm bc0epfliGer llnioQ
ouf ser .Sout6ert &ailuoD." -
Gy.9uuOesienator MitberS ge-
itorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

man. - 80 Eoiio9icrc, oNrlntcr
5luei Yoltimorcr, perleBt.
g8oibiugton 2. s. 22-Gept
- 0ltrb Die bclltc friib, nnmittelbor
n0roIid) Don Huon'S SiOing So,
ItuttgcnmOene Gntgleiltng cil1c&
Chattanooga WaWingtoner Shnell.
5l1cS Der ySolttbern HoilmaD" lpur.
ocn 80 Yoiiogicre uerlebt icoocb gties
munb lebcnSgeiGbrliCb Cine 5erbro-
cbcnc Sbicne peronloBte 0oo l(n-
gliid. Der gauge, ans cincm @epod=
lpaggon, einem gcu0bnliNen Golio.
gierrpoggon uno Orei S6loiluaggona
beIte1enocr 3ug iprong ans oen
Shicncn unb ole ShloIpoggon2
iuuroeit ourauf total ourdb Scler
3erit0rt Die Eoiioniere Ocs perlms
gliidtcn 3u9eS, eini6IieBli6 Der Ser
lcBtcr, iinO ollrd eincn Grtrojug bier
bcr gebrndt luorOcn Ser llnfoll Gntte
cine rncbrCrc Stlm0cn 0nucrnbe Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING mlf Ser @obn 5ur
5olac
llnter Sen &cr(cBtcn bciinoen litl
G. 81. 0opiS uno ". e. Subs
Tor aus Baltimore; VI. Y.
0NoNc ml0 ieiner iluucr' SSnbn olt3
gicm Soouen, Conn; Charles aull,
Eott3oiue, 80; ". $. @eilc, glllc-
obcnp, No; &onea @o0e, Bolton,
Wtoii; 9. u. @oltpn, 9tcrp-SrIcunS;
". y8 Wennet, @oponne, N.-S.; s,
9. 0eSinn, @oumuolln1otlcr Col
Tins, Wliii.; Sol. 9Ibronr5, @eItIicIoS.
@o. - 9ipon'S SiOinq lit cine flcinc
Gtotion nobc Sof 9iibgc, 80 Wteilcn
iilolicb Don charlottesville.
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6le,t,t'
$$h,,,efel=
Seife,

Die ppn ibnen siinitis inSuiiirt III,
bictet Sd)luciel IN eiuer IerbinSang,
ole frei Don lcinen nadtbeilisen
GigeniGaiten 1T nnS Fe fiir gab nno
Soilette bcionbers seeisnet madt.
@enu reselmahis slbcnos nno Ior.
acns i'm Sab nit 9lbrei6nng bcnntt,
iuirb iie bic Sant 6alo bon ltnreinig.
fciteu nnb Sett beireien. sbrci6nu.
gen NIT einem srp6en Sud- por Yin.
mcnbnng Der Seiic erb6bt beren 0ir'
fnns in Der Seffnnns Der Eurem, fat
seid,meibises, feites Tleiid nnb cine
atlaR.lueide Saut int 0efolge.
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Tpnamiter am Werf.

Soptin, DO, %. September. =
Die @rubcn gmrihtunsen Der r3en-
nehee 60" SIT goltsSoplin purSen
geitern 3u SopIin 5eritort. Der SAa.
oen betr1gt mebrere SallIeno Collars.
Gie einri6tlIngen elmer anoeren
3ede, iomie aud oos gtabliiiement
oes e5oplin Reips.Seralo" piroen
in Ser leBten @od)e ourd 9pnan,iter
jerItort liuo man bat feline Spur bon
oen Gb0tern.
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Baltimore & Sbto
Sonntass=Gr Grfurlionen.

Bon Baltimore.
S2,50--6nm6crlaun Iuo Srrid.
S1.10-9erieicbs sSpriugs uno 6uriid.
St.25-Wiartinsburg uiio 6nriid
SI25-parpcrs iYrrrD uno Suritf.
2Unntdg, hcn 20. September
Grtrn6uN uerllhi Mnunt 0topaI
G!niun nm llbr Wtorpels, Gnnts
ben Stutinu 7.t0 IIor9elis.
$2.00-Gbilabclpbin mno 5urii6.
SL50-Shctrr uno Surild.
81 .0O--9&ilnEiuDiun nRo 6uriid
eUuntag, ocn 20. Septentber. Srs
trG3u0 uCrlabt Gnmocus Station I'M
llbr &ormitiuQs, Diuunt RoOal'
Stntuu I'M S06 llbc SurWitiaQa
&crI1bt auI Der Htildlabrt Nbtuoels
pbia nm GAO llbr IbcnoS.
actic Niagara. rn.SnaS.Grfuriiuncu.
10.00--Greitag, brn 4. Giioher. 0llete
10 SAGE giItta. 9ttru5ua,
(265-6lb
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Grprcf5ne OcmOlirt.

3erbro6ene Shiene perurlo6t Gnt.
glcilung nllf Der ,SoutbcrR Goils
man." - 80 Eoiiagicrc, oorltntcr
5luei Yultimorcr, pcrleBt.
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(5Ortietmus iiebe 2. Seit:.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
Regulations Governing Mlilkmen Of Richmond

which Will settle into the milk pail i'm
medlately before milking the udders shall
tic thoroughly c1eeEsAd by first washing
With clean water and then drying thor
oughly
The mixer shall wash his hands thor
ouRhlS before milking, after which they
muHt be, well dried. Hands should be
COWS before going 10 the noxt.
Tho Board Of Health regards the
prompt cooling Of milk TO a tempera-
ture OF not over nifty degrees Fahrenheit
as second In Importance only to cleanl-,
ness, but the fact that few OF the farm
ers who produce milk for the Richmond
market have Ice at ther farms makes
this inexpedient for the present. As n
provisional measure the Board OF Health
has therefore adopted the following tenn
peraturc regulations glS
All milk shall be cooled within ten min
utcs fter coming from the COW by run
ming the milk over a cooler Cor nerator)
torn Milk shall be cooled to tempern-
tire not exceeding I'VE degrees Fahren-
belt above the temperature of the we'll
or spring water used for cooling. All
cooling. straining and other handling Of
the milk. until II Is placed in cans or
bottles for delivery. shall be conducted
In a mill house. which shall be separate
from dust or Objectionable odors, and
provided with screens Mt all windows and
doors for protection from flies. During
transportation the milk shall be 80 pro-
tected that It's temperature shall not be
at any time more than ter degrees higher
than the we'll or spring water used i1
cooling. but the Temperatures OF milk sold
on the Richmond market shall In no
case be above seventy degrees Fahren.
heit.
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d - r Z ID L p
The aboveternperature regulation shall
apply only to milk retailed by produo-
ers who arc forced to cool with we'll or
spring water, and no milk not cooled TO
a temperature Of fifty degrees Fafr,,n-
heit, or lower. within three hours afler
milking. shall be Kept from the morn
ing's milking for afternoon delivery or
from the afternoons milking for delivery
on sthe following day. All producers are
strongly urged to make provision for
cooling their milk promptly to fifty de-
grees Fahrenheit, or lower.
All milk which COOS out from the
dairies Tor crenmeries), located within
the city OF Richmond. and subjected TO
n second Handling at tho city dairy,
shall be promptly cooled to a ternpera-
ture not exceeding nifty degrees Tahren-
heit. and maintained at said Temperatures
until delivered TO the consumer. \
All milk containing over 500. 900 bac-
tern per cubic centmeter Gas determined
by plating on agar made in accordance
with the recommended ons of the com
mttee on standard methods OF water
analysis. OF the American Public Health
Association, counting after incubation at
body temperature for 1924 hours) Is
consumption.
Tho records OF every regular milk
producer and dnryman supplying milk
to the Richmond market shall be kept
on file at tho office OF the Health De-
pnrtment. and these records shall be at
ali times open to any citizen who de-
sres Information concerning the dealer
whom he patronlzes Ii
(Offic al text OF rules adopted Monday
night by Board OF Health for regulation
Of production and sale OF milk III Rich
mond.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

1t shall be the duty OF all persons Ell.
gaged In the production nr handling OF
milk. which /, to be sold Or offered for
sale In the city OF Richmond, to notify
the chief health officer OF the city Of
Richmond Immediately u any case Of
contagious or infectious disease s present
or among any Of their employees or their
employees families The chief health Of
hcer shall. upon receipt of said notifica.
ton. Investigates. or cause to be ihvesu.
gnted, the circumstances surrounding
the case, after which he may. In his
discretion. order either that the sale OF
milk from such farm or dairy be tenn
rorariy discontinued. or that Il may be
continued under such regulations aud
restrictions as he may direct.
The sale OF milk from cows suffering
with garget or other diseases OF t1s
udders is hereby prohibited, and tho
dairy Inspector shall condemn all milk
Z SO affected. II milk from COW so af-
fected shall have been mixed With tho
general supply, the entire supply SO con-
taminated shall be condemned.
All stables shall be kept In clean
condition at allttimes Manure shall be
least twice every day. to distance. OF
not less than thirty feet from the stable.
All utensils used for milk shall be kept
thoroughly cleansed They must he
washed as soon as possible after botng
used Stale milk shall not be allowed TO
accumulate OH any utensils used7 III the
handling OF milk.
Before milking all manure or. other
dirt shall be thoroughly removed from
the side. belly and tail Of each COW. but
this shall not BIO 50 done as to produce
an excess OF floating material In the air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31

pecting proprietors ~.rn inv,te.l After
q little preliminary, ana speech BY
Mr.. w. A. Cosby. sup.rlltehla nt o. he
store, Mr.. William Pearlstein delivered
the presentation address The M"ssrs.
Cohen were much pleased aid sEl'pris-
ed at this manifestation IF tncir err
ployes' esteem, and they responleA IN
unaffectedly grateful terms. The Ger e.
mcny was followedS by refreshments
and a musical entertainment.
On the front of the loving cup WIS
engraved q portrait of Mr.. Levi Cohen.
founder Of the business. and father "
the present proprietors. On the le-
verse side was the following inscrlp-
tom
1857 l9o'
Presented
Isaac Cohen and Samuel Cohen
BY their employees
AS a token of their
Affection and Esteem, and to
Commemorate the f1ftieth anniversary
Of their business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
WAS MISTAKEN
FOR A BURGLAR

K QMistaking his brother-in-law. B. l..
fFaircloth. for would-be burglar. Po-
lliceman Jones about II o'clock last
night shot him in the latter's own
yard, at 1912 Washington Street, the
ball penetrating the mans left shoul-
der and infiictiNg an ugly though,
fortunately. not a serious wound.
The causes leading UP to the shoot
Ing are rather remarkable. Mr.. Fair
cloth had walked out of first-story
window in his sleep and fallen on a
chair, the fall creating loud noise.
Much dazed by his fall, Mr.. Faircloth
was wandering about his yard, trying
to get back into tho house. when his
wife heard him moving about She
Immediately screamed out to her
brother. Policeman Jones. who lives
nearby. and the latter hurried to the
spot. Mrs. Farcloth told him that
there was man outside trying to
break into the house.
The officer secured q gun and fired
twice at the supposed intruder, taking
aim through the window. One Of tht
shots proved effective, Policeman Jones
then hurried down to discover the
identity of the supposed housebreaker
and was greatly surprised and agitatet
on finding that he had shot his sisters
husband. The wounded man was a
once removed into the house. and DR.
Hinchman, OF the ambulance corps. wa!
hurrledly called to the scene:
DR.. Hinchman found that the bulle
had penetrated the left shoulder, neal
the neck, and that the man was badly
bruised about the right side ant
shoulder, and that he was suffering
from a scalp wound, caused by his fal
from the window. The physician wa.
not able to probe for the bullet las
night, but he thought that 1t was To-
Gated Just under the shoulder blades
Mr.. 1Faircloth Will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
FIVE DWELLINGS BURN.
Number of COIored Families In Peter
burg Rendered IIOmeIcsA.


burg Rendered Homeless.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 3d.
Four dwellings on Grace Street, dn
Williamsburg, the negro quarter OF
tho city. We're burned this morning In
n fire originating In a one and a
half story frame house occupied by
Wyatt Johnson. colored. This build
ing, with most of the household eff
fects. was destroyed, and the other
They are owned by Nora Montague,
pied by colored families. The loss is
approximately covered by Insurance.
John Brown. negro living on
Blake's Alley, was arrested by De-
tective ]. ]. Heelan this morning on
his wife. who was found at his house
badly beaten with some WEAPON.
Brown fled from the officer, but was
captured In Blandford after hot
chase. He will have hearing in the
Mayors Court as soon as his wife is
able to appear,
The Petersburg and Riverside Club
baseball teams Will play series OF
three games on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. .
Mrs. Ann Auders. widow OF Manas-
set Auders, died about half-past one
this afternoon at her residence OH
Lombard street. Mrs. Anders was in
her seventy-third year and survived
by four sons and one daughter, who
are Mrs. Rosa Brown, of this city;
William Field, OF Lamberts Point;
James Anders. Of Atlapuc City, and
Messrs. John and Cahries Auders. OF
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
1nquirinE About Virginia.

Commissioner OF Agriculture Koiner
received yesterday q number OF In
quiries from prospective settlers who
are anxious to secure information about
the purchase oflfarms, homes and other
properties In Virginia. AS far as pos
sble the commissioner endeavors to
answer every inquiry In detail, and he
also sends the hand book compiled by
the department containing facts OF
general interest to me-seekers.s In
his mail yesterday Mr.. Koiner received
letters from the following:
Henry Walter, Thomas Cloye. Isaac
Feather, NJ. Stiffler, William Edwards,
George B. Weyant William Ritchey-
all of Pavia. Pa and all wanting farm
lands.
Or. j. w. coyner OF Hollywood, Cal,
wanting to buy an old Virginia home.
Henry Schupp No. 227s Station
Street, Indianapolis, Ind, wanting q
farm.
w. Wesley Miller, Of Ardmorc, Pa,
inquiring as to copper lands.
f. D. Pearce, of Manasquan, N. r.,
wanting farm.