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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-08-30
May Call Additional Police.

Dublin, Aug. 2S.-The next issue of
the Official Gazette will contain proc
lamations by the lord lieutenant in
council declaring that certain counties
and districts are in a state Of disturb
ance and empowering the lord lieu
tenant. to order extra forces Of police
to those parts of the country.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-08-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Bismarck, N. D., Aug: 8. 1901.
Notice is hereby. given that the following
to make five year final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made before
Aug. Z. johnson. q. s. court Commissioner, at
jim puma Of Mercer, n. D., 8 =. 1880, made
April pc, 1907, for the nW1a Of Sec. Y, Twp. 145,
X. 10, W. 9Th F.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses, TO prove his
Simon szelap Of Mercer. N. D.. Mike. B9obi..
mack, John Pashynick, Aicolai Haverlui of
Wilton, NJ d..
SO MI. Jewell, Register.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
SOLDIERS FACE
SERIOUS CHARGE
Privates Of TWerty-Tl1ird Infan-
try Arrested, Charged With
Robbery.
KObhQry.

Tspeoial to The Times-pispatch,]
4 i AM STOWN posi- TON
GROUNDS, July 13.-Ed. Murphy and
frank Luce, privates Twenty third
United States Infantry, stationed at the
exposition have been placed under ar
rest b1 the Powhatan Guard, the expo
sition constabulary, charged with hold
ing up and robbing Peter Heyn, a
prominent member of the Milwaukee
Aerie OF Eagles. !,
The alleged robbery was committed
in one of the tents at Camp John
Smith Heyn lost his coat, money and
various trinkets, including the insignia
OF the Order Of Eagles. Several OF the
articles We're given to James Sampson,
OF the Quartermaster's Department of
the regiment in exchange for 81. samp-
son reported the matter to his super
Tors, who, in turn reported 1T to the
guard. Heyn was found coatless at
Zine Beach.
Luce and Murphy We're arrested and
identified by Heyn and Sampson. JUS
tice Backus held the prisoners for the
grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

The report was most favorable and
showed that good work was being done
at this experimental station.
The executive committee examined
the accounts of the department, and
reported that same We're correct and
that all expenditures were accounted
for by the proper vouchers.
Plan of Organization.
The board made amendments in the
plan OF organization under which the
body has been working for several
years. The changes made being deenled
necessary. in order that the work of
the department might he carried on to
the best advantage. and more directly
under the supervision of the board.
which. under the law. is charged with
its control and management.
The officers of the board under the
reorganization are as follows: c. w
Heater president; j. II, c. Beverley.
vice. president; r. b Chesterman, sec
rotary and treasurer. The member
ship of the executive committee. was
reduced from FIVE to three, smaller
committee being deemed desirable or
account of being more easily gotten
together, and as tending to lessen the
expense of any special meetings which
1t might be required to hold. The fol-
lowing is the executive conmittee
under the new plan: Messrs. Heater
Beverley and Eggborn
The board In a body visited the Viz
ginia exhibit and the exhibit Of the
! Virginia Polytechnic Institute. with
l.hoth of which they We're much plearad
| The V. p. L. exhibit is the first Of IL
| kind ever installed of any similar in
| stltution. Practical demonstrations arr
| made in all branches of the work, {
| graduate2of Zach department being il
| charge.
The board will hold it's next quar-
terlY meeting in Richmond Octobe'
! 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
.ROWDY SCENES IN
STREETS AT ROANOKE
-------------
Fight Between American and
Greek Led to Violent
Rioting.
HOSE TURNED ON CROWD
Judge Bryan Ordered Police to
Shoot--Carbolic Acid
Thrown.
HOSE TURNED ON CROWD

ROANOKE. VA, July 13.-Resenting
the treatment young American re-
ceived at the hands of several Greeks
In Greek restaurant on Salem Ave-
nue. about IL o'clock tonight, a crowd
gathered in front of the place and
bombarded 1t with bricks, demolishing
the windows and doors. Some one
fred several shots into the street, none
taking effect, however.
The crowd continued to hurl bricks
and other missiles for two hours, the
police being unable 10 quell the dis
turbance. At o'clock this morning
Mayor Joel Cutchins and Police JUS
tce John Randolph Bryan are In the
street, the latter armed with re-
volver, aiding the police In forcingi
the crowd back to Commerce Street
Judge Bryan ordered the police to
arrest an American who was In the
street but when the officers started
to do so the crowd yelled. NO. you
DON'T and closed IN The policemen
did not make the arrest
Another attempt by the police to ar
rest man in the street failed, and
Judge Bryan then warned the dis
tufbers that he would shoot the first
man that assaulted an officer.
fire alarm was turned in by direc-
ton of Mayor Cutchn. and a company
from the Central Station came upon
the scene. AS the hose was being at
tached to the hydrant there We're cries
OF Cut tho hose" but when the water
was turned on the crowd, they fell
back in all directions. The showers
OF -bricks continued to fan on the
| restaurant, and a place next door to tho
Creek restaurant In which the trouble
started. was bombarded AS matter.
OF precaution, Mayor CutchIn ordered
the ail-night Greek restaurants closed.
a paanity of carbolic acid WAS
thrown from tile window Of building
! opposite the restaurant and a number
OF persons on the sidewalks were
| burned on'the hands and arms.
AS the' firemen went through the
streets they were stoned by the crowds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
NEW ENTERPRISE
CONES To RICHMOND
Atlantic Bithulithic Company
Makes This.City It's Home-Of-
fees in Mutual Building.

by the removal Of the general Offices or
the. Atlantic 5Bithulithc Company from
spartanburg, S. c.. to this city. Richmond
gains a valuable new enterprise. The COM
Building, having taken possession of rooms
Ala and Az,
The Atlantic Bithullthic Company was or
laying Of bthulthic tpavements In this sec
ton of the country, At first the. company
was located al Spartanburg, but as the bus
desirable by the officials of the company
to locate in this city, as i is more cen
trallY located, and the facilities for handling
business are much better
This brings quite a little business to Rich
mond, as he company has large contracts
for hithu'thtc paving in cities in North and
South Carolina Since locating here the
company has finished contracts at Suffolk
and Roanoke, and are now at work building
blthulithic and macadam pavements on he
jamestown Boulevard inside the city OF
Norfolk. l..---s e. 1900 ~ 80 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Annlversary of Horrible Crime.

+ SALISBURY. y. c. July l3.-Rowan
county citizens. shudder tonight they
think of the wholesale murder OF Isaac
Lyerly and four members of his family.
which occurred near BARRIERS one year ago
tonight. The old homestead stood deserted
for the greater part of the past year, tho
two daughters who escaped the ak OF the
assassins having gone TO make their homo
with relatives after the ynching Of Neas9
Gillespie John Gillespie and Jack Dillng-
ham. the three men charged with tho worst
crime in the history of Rowan. The storm
ing the county Jail By a mob which took
the men from the officers. resulted in tho
erection of new and modern prison, which
is now nearing completion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

in each glass OF water you drink.
1t Kills all disease germs. Pre-
scribcd as family medicine by
thousands Of leading doctors. II
you wish to keep strong and Wig
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the glow Of perfect health, take
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey regu-
larly, according to directions. It
IS dangerous to fill yourself with
drugs; they poison the blood,
while Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
tones and strengthens the heart
action and purifies the entire sys-
TEN. Duify's Pure Malt Wits
key has stood severe tests by
skilled chemists for fifty years
and has always been found abso-
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medicinal properties.
Sold by druggists, grocers and
dealers, or direct. ST a bottle. IL
lustratcd medical booklet contain
ing some OF the many convincing
testimonials received from CRATE
|ful men and women who have
been cured, and doctors advice
free. Duffy Malt Wlliskey Co,
Rochester. n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
REPORT IS
FULL OF ERRORS
Hartman Declares He Will
Make Answering Statement
Later.

NEW YORK. July -1S.--Mr. Hartman,
speaking by, telephone from Arden to-
night, said:
From what l am told the report is
a political document and part of per-
sonal pursuit of me, The tone of the
report and the method of It's promulga-
ton show that. Imagine'a court or any
judicial body sending copies of its de-
cislons around secretly to newspaper
publishers days in advance under
pledge to publish 1t simultaneously
sunday morning That is what the
commission did Their opinionAwas put
IN type several days ago and sent to
newspapers throughout the country
with the following printed in bold type
at the head: CONFIDENTIAL To all news
papers; This report is released for pub
lication on Sunday morning, July II,
1907, and not before.'
1T Is deemed good politics to attack
me. But ] can stand 1t much better
than the people, of this country can
| stand that sort OF procedure on the
part OF government tribunals charged
! with the duty Of impartially admins
tering the laws
! TO Make Statement Later.
/ = shall stuhy 1t carefully ands,h
4 something to say about 1t later, But
| from what am told. it is full of
strange misstatements of fact. For ex-
amplt IN reference to tho Chicago and
1 Alton II says that caused about
Z 1][,bn5, 900 to he credited to construc-
l ION expenditures n order To- find an
| AkGIse for borrowing money to pas
/ Gtgirfnds As a matter of fart, that
mr. written recommendation. .madf
nY President FELTON, when / was IN
Z &iassag and 1t was adopted by the
tnatG OF directors at a meeting at
wftcG was not present
II HA9a!n II IL said that certain neth-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Al u. NJ. G. a. To-Day.

The speakers at the young mems
mesting>this afternoon at the Y. NJ. =.
a will be Mr., George W, Bahke: theme.
Exercise" and Mr.. Frank W. Laugh
ton: theme. Waste" The meeting
opens at 3.3o. Every young man Il
cordially invited to come and bring
his friends with him a special invita-
ton il given to young men attending
the business colleges. The meeting
will be followed by fifteen-minute
discussion and quiz.
The. regular meeting of the Boys
Sunday Afternoon Club vii be held at
els o'clock In the boys room. Me- s..
r. Townsend Will spsalS on The, Young
Mans Possessions" The meetings for
boys wil5bea kept up during the whole
summer. and good speakers Will be
secured for every sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
architects Elect Officers.

4 i AM IIs O WIN EXPOSITION
July 13,--Thc North Caro-
lima Architectural Association closed
it's annual convention to-day, after se-
lecting Charlotte as the next conyen-
ton city, and electing tho following
officers: President, Charles g. Hook,
Charlotte; Vice President, G. w. Bar
rett, Raleigh; Observation-Disclosures,
Franklin Gordon, Charlotte; Directors,
Charles McMillen, Wilmington @. L..
Hartge, Raleigh. and the officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Tspecisl TO The Times-DIspatcbl

.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch
r j a NJ e STO w n EXPOSIT1O ON
GROUNDS, July 13.-The State Board
Of Agriculture and Immigration, which
met here Thursday and Friday. adj
jourped last; night. and the members
arc day returning to their homes.
The; following members We're In at
tendance;4 President Heater; in the
chair; fMessrs, j. IT. G. Beverley, "A. Q.
Mauck,.A. Ra Scott. IT. u, AEvin, j. NJ.
Barker, b. y. Asams,s G:s VIZ iIeater.
y, Il. Eggborn y. W. Ghurchman and
DR.. j. NJ. McBryde, the only absentee
being Mr. j. r. Goodwin, OF the Ninth
District.
Commissioner koiner was present
and made report in regard TO his
Immigration work in Europe lie
stated that he, had been exceedingly
successful, and that. as a result of his
Efforts. he expected a great many i'm
migrants in the course of the next
fcw months. Hc had inaugurated the
work. in Belgium, and hoped to re-
uetVe a desirable class of Immigrants
from that country.
MIR. Beverley chairman of the i'm
migration committee. reported that DR..
Henry Smith ofGNorfolk who had been
sent to Canada by the board to conduct
a campaign5of Immigration work, was
meeting with success, and already a
number of Canadians ware III Virginia
as a result of his efforts DR.. Smith
is directing his attention now particu-
larly to sending to Virginia that class
OF home seekers who wish to purchase
farms, the board having instructed him
to that effect. The board believes
that this branch of the Immigration
work should be pushed vigorously, In
order that all of the idle land in the
| State NAV he taken lyD. Mr. Sauck
| read very interesting letter which
| he had received from DR.. Smith. il
| Which. the latter gave some account
| of the conditions as he found them II
| Canada.
| Messrs. Hurt and Walker, represent.
ling the Portsmouth association. the
! Norfolk Board of Trade, and the 100000
4. League, appeared before the board ant
4 asked the corporation of that bodS
lin aiding in securing the agreement
/ the steamship companies to land imrlit
grants at. Norfolk. The board wa
heartily in favor OF this proposition
4 and. indeed, had discussed at former
4 meetings the advisability;.of such nc
4 ton as would secure this end
II A meeting or the agents of the rail
4 way and steamship companies is II
be held in Norfolk on the 23d of thi.
I month, and the board appointed Messrs
:. Beverley, Mauclt and l<oner to ap
,I.pear at this meeting and co-operat,
with the Norfolk committee in zen
II 'deavoring to secure the agreement o
the steamship companies to land i'm
!, migrants at Norfolk.
The test farm committee--Mess
Barker. Adams and Arvin--submitte
4 a report as to the condition Of tn
farm and the progress OF the worf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
HOT WEATHER.

y ring hot Summer weather
men, >wornen and children Of all
copditions will drop down from
sunstrokc and$heat prostration, If
the constitution is weak.
Every one should, during these
hot, humid days, be on guard. Life
depends on care. Keep the body
strong and vigorous, shi,n iced
drinks, unripe fruit. Eat and
drink with discretion. Put a tea
c,pr,,f,,l &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Barr Assumes Charge.

35.Ia A NJ ESTO w n II POSITION
VA, July 1S,--Drector-
General james M. Barr, officially as
sumed the direction OF the Jamestown
Company at noon to-day.
Throughout the afternoon he was clos
eted with officials of the company, but
declined to make any statement to
the press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Runs Engine in-.Tree ron.

Especial TO The Time s-Dispntth.l 49,
SPENCER, y, c.. july lss--Engineet w
s. Taylor, of the Asheville Division OF the
Southern Railway, drove his engine into the
lap OF huge tree. forty miles west Of sal-
ishury, Wednesday, night the tree having
been uprootcd by a severe storm and
thrown across, the track. In the darkness
the engineer did not see the obstacle until
the locomotive had plpwed through the
heavy limbs and foliage The headlight
and. number OF minor parts OF the engine
averted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
BOARD CONCLUDES
IMPORTANT WORK
Will Seek to Make Norfolk Port
for immigration to Southern
States.
MEETINGS AT JAMESTOWN
Pure Food Experts Of Whole
Country to Have Annual Con
!; vention at Exposition.
TO-nIORnOW's PROGRAM AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION,

Conventions meeting.
Georgia press.
Drill By Twelfth United states
~ Cavalry.
! Drill Hnttcry u, Third Regiment,
Field Artillery.
Drill TNcnty-third Infantry.
Guard mount TwcntS-third infnn-
1st try. t5sf
earthquake recorder, Govern
mcnt Huilding A.
Special exhibition by tho Fisk Jn-
biIce Singers nj the Negro Bufi-
.} ing.
Mexican Band concert, Auditorium.
Preparation of large weather map
from reports from nll sections OF
the country. Government Build
Ing A..
Dfographic and stcrcnpticon cxl,i-
billion, scene. on Indian. i,eserNn-
ton, with lecture Interior De-
nnrtmcnt. Government building ~.
Piano recital, MIR. Joseph Macrz,
- Auditorium.
Geographic exhibition ana lecture.
scenes I'm Yosemite Valley, Gov
crnment Building A..
Lecture on "Acriul NnviEution."
Mr.. Ludlow ana CAPTAIN Love-
lace, Acronautic Building.
Innes's Band concert, Auditorium.
United States Life Saving Service
drill ut station.
illustrated lecture, "Rcclaiming the
bcSect, DS apr. d. ". nattS. y.
S. II. s., Interior Department,
Government Building a.
Special exhibition by the Fisk Jul
bilee Singers ut the Negro Build
ing.
illustrated lecture, ..Ycllo,.stonc
VI National Park" by Mr.. r. c.
Culver, Interior Department.,
NE Government Building A.
Organ recital. Earnest II. Crosby,
i" Auditorium.
Dress parade Twenty-third Infan-
Lecture on "Acrinl NavIgution."
NIr. Ludlow and CAPTAIN Love-
lnce. .Aernnnutic Building.
Mexican National Band concert,
reviewing stand.
Innes'n Band concert. Auditorium.
z Wnrpath closes.
Arrival Findlcy cadets.
Arrival Company ii, First Infantry
National Guard of Georgia.
Departure Company VI, Second Reg
4. linen; Infantry, National Guard
iji of Georgia..
Departure Company Il, First ReEi-
1nent Infantry, NATIONAL Guard
of, GeorSia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Fon BOARD or CONTROL.
Lnbor Council Wants Members Elected
by People.

An important meeting of the Central
Trades and Labor Council was held at
sfnithdeal Hall on Friday night. The
annual election of officers resulted as
follows; President, A. p. Tyson: Vice
President, A. Waltz; Recording and
Secretary. j. Hirschberg:
Financial Secretary, Josenh Portch:
Treasurer. John Powell. sergcant-at-
Arms. John Steiss
a resolution was passed providing
for committee to wait upon the COM
mittee of the City Council in reference
to the proposed board OF control AMI
to recommend the establishment of such,
board. and the election of its mem
bera by the vote of the people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
THE WEATHER

Forecast: virginia--Fair and warm
variable winds.
North Carolina-Local showers Sun,
day; Monday partly cloudy; warmer in.
east portion. varia ble> winds, s:r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

cd of accounting that was carried
would have the effect of covering up
the payment of the special dividend
thereby intimatin'g some wrongful CON
ceament:. This Is. a most extraordina.
~, statement for hewr!ter,r Of the
report 70 m4ke yflen:tit Is considered
of the tdtvidenas aa5ecaise every one
reGeivedf his sshafe,, and When 1t Was
published In everyn financial Journal at
the time, and was. reported TO the
stock = Exchange and shown on its
printed lists The suggestion, therefore,
Of any rea son or desire Tor conceal
ment Is mostIunfair. sts7S:
FL am informed BY those Who have
examined it more carefully that the
article is full tof errors as glaring
and inexcusables as these" r." ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

y
made for this summer.
1t means that in fab
ric and cut you are sure
Of the latest thing here.
And we've novelties
in Outing Suitsthat add
new szest { to- summer
dress.
One---Mohair cloth !;
very dressy and very
cool.
$1B.
Serqes, crashes, home
spuns, flannels; $1B.
Linen Crash Suits,
$3.50 to SO.
Boys Wash Suits, 9Bc,
$1,3B, to $3.50.
Fast colors and fast
sellers--n1an-ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

\ lnerefore adds an element 81
crsIit u TO a railroads capital and
the stoa nave It's funds invested in
AVA, s.ochs OF other companies, therehv
e .! nsering its solvency and rs ahp
;tg 70 pay reasonable dividends unon
rs own capital stock It is a serinns
.h to@thes nancial5condition Of
me country oshave large railway svs.
ems lall to meet their obligations Or
e. 90 INTO the hands Of receivers, and
.le OBJECT OF legislation and admits
tration should be to lessen the risis :.
OF railway investments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

Sallroad securities should be safe
uaa conservative E, investments for the
ra 70 this end the risks OF the
, raiiroao l., should be. reduced to mini
s serri livery one knows that railway
.corsir uuctuate more or less, ac-
a,,a 70 the prosperity of the times
ana also by reason of the wide s,aa
iatlon In such securities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
IN IMPORTANT CITIES
Al s II, NJ, Eastern Time.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

.Julv Il IHUT.
sun rises SOL HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets 1.aO Morning 1850 l;01.
Moon aets.,..lo:3O ENehlhk.,i's 3',fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

NEW YORK. July -1S.-Mr. Hartman,
speaking by, telephone from Arden to-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Indefensihle Financing,

From tins brief synopsis Of ths ex-
rloitation Of the Chicago & Alton, it Is
evident that its history is rich tnsillus-
,trations OF various methods Of indie
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-11
TREASURE
FOUND IN STOVE

RENO, Dec. 10.-On Thursday, in
the rear of the Europa hotel, on Lake
street, was made the astonishing dis
covery of gold amounting in value to
$40, 500, in gasoline stove.
The stove had been received at the
Europa several days previously. 1t
was shipped directly to the Europa
hotel, and came from Goldfield. The
proprietor, Tony Capitano, awaited
the appearance of claimant for four
days and five nights and then threw
the stove into the backyard.
On Thursday morning an officer
came to the Europa and inquired
about the stove. He was informed as
to it's whereabouts, and going into the
yard made an examination of its con-
tents. Then was the discovery made
of the presence of $1O,SOO in its in
terror
i Where the gold came from, who ::
was intended for, how the police be-
came aware of its presence at the
Europa, and what was done with it
are all affairs of the deepest mystery
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-11
BARTLETT WAS
LUCKY ON DRAW
TonOpah District

A letter received here yesterday
states that Congressman Bartlett in
troduced his bill for the remission of
assessment work on last Monday, the
first day of the session.
The members of the House of Rep
resentatiyes drew lots to ascertain the
order of precedence in introducing
bills. Bartlett was fortunate, draw
ing No. SO, out of an allotment in
which the last number was close to
the 400 mark.
The action of Speaker Cannon in
naming his committees at an earlier
period than usual gives the Bartlett
bill better chance of passage, the
usual delay about reference to a CON-
mittee being thus avoided. This ac-
ton was taken by the Speaker to en-
able the House to present an early
solution of the financial problem.
The other bills favored by Con
gresham Bartlett, including one for
the free coinage of silver, have alsc
been introduced Journal