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The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Starch, like everything else, is be-
Ing constantly improved, the patent
Starches put on the market rs years
ago are very different and inferior to
those of the present day. In the lat
est discovery-Defance Starch-all in
furious chemicals are omitted, while
the addition of another Ingredient, in.
vented by us, gives to the Starch a
strength and smoothness never APP
preached by other brands.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
A Kansas salt Plant Burns.

Hutchinson, Kans., March 26.-The
Morton salt block, the largest in the
world, owned chiefly by JOY Morton
and Paul Morton, former secretary Of
the navy was destroyed by fire Monday
night. The loss embraced a new
quarter million dollar addition to the
plant and vast quantity Of refined
salt, and may reach 100000 partly
covered by insurance
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
CoIncldent Inventions.

Almost at the same time two diff.
ferent inventors In different places
have announced their success with
electrical devices for seeing at a dis
lance. They are j. B. Fowler and Will
liam H. Thompson. In Fowler's device
four wires are required to accom-
plish the combined effect Of distant
vision and hearing. Details of the
operation are withheld, however, on
the plea Of getting out a patent. Each
inventor uses the name "Televus."
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
One Veteran Dead.

Ieavenworth, Kan, March 26.-The
first fatality as result of ptomaine
poisoning from the hash fed to over
1900 veterans at the Soldiers home
Saturday morning was the death late
Sunday afternoon of William j. Cook,
aged GA years, member of Company
c, Fourteenth Missouri cavalry. The
home physicians state that they do
not believe there will he any more
deaths directly from this cause. Cooks
wife lives in Mexico, Mo.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

People appreciate the delicate taste and
natural action Of Garfield Tea, the mild
herb laxative. Best for liver, kidneys and
bowels. Guaranteed under the Pure Food
and Drugs Law.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
n a Pinch, Use ALIENS FooT.EAsE.

In a Pinch, Use ALIENS FOOT-EASE.
A powder. 1t cures painful, smart
ing nervous feet and ingrowing nails.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Makes new shoes easy. A
certain cure for sweating feet. Sold
by all Druggists, 25c. Accept no sub
stitute. Trial package, FREE. Ad-
dress A. s. Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
italian Born Dublin Mayor.

Joseph Nannetti, recently reelected
lord mayor of Dublin, has sat in par
lament since 1900 He is the son OF
an Italian modeler and was educated
In Dublin. Mayor Nannetti is in his
ffty-seventh year.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Joseph Phillips, originator Of the
famous cling peach, the finest canning
variety ever produced and the enrich.
err Of many orchardists, died In hos.
pltal the other day at Yuba, Cal, pau
per.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

All for l2c postpaid in order to intro
duce our warranted seeds, and ii you
will send Ice we will add one package Of
Berliner Earliest Caulifower, together
with our mammoth plant, nursery stock,
vegetable and farm seed and tool catalog.
This catalog is mailed free to all in
tending purchasers. Write to-day.
John A. Salzer Seed Co, Box w, La
Crosse, Wis. aslfse $t#t
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

The average woman seems to think
she is responsible for all her hus-
bands joys, but that all his sorrows
are due to his own foolish actions.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
CHIEF Of Police Bitten by Mad Dog.

ChIef OF Police Bitten by Wad Dog.
Tulsa, l. T., March 26.-Chief of po-
lice W. ]. Baber and his son Herbert
were bitten by a mad dog Monday.
Both will 60 to Oklahoma City Tues
day to tSke treatment of mad stone.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES cost but
10 cents per package and color more goods
faster and brighter colors.

A friend in need usually needs all
he can induce you to give up-and
then some.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28

Puerto Cortez, Honduras, March 81,
via New Orleans, March 26.-News
OF the sacking of San Marcos, Hon
duras, an account of fresh revolt in
the interior of Honduras and infor-
nation of considerable financial loss
to American interests because of the
war have been received here.
The sacking of San Marcos was re-
lated by General Carcamo Of the
Honduran army, whom Nicaraguan
dispatches said had been killed there
February 26. General Carcamo was
concealed for several days after his
defeat at San Marcos and finally
gained the Honduras lines uninjured.
He then gave an account of the out
Iages perpetrated on the women and
defenseless citizens of the captured
town, which he said was footed and
sacked by the soldiers of Nicaragua.
Details of his story have not reached
here.
The American gunboat Marietta Is
said to have done good work In the
interests of the American shipping at
Trujillo, the first Honduran port cap
tured by Nicaraguans. Upon arrival
here sIarch 10 the Marietta reported
that the Nicaraguans were molesting
small vessels at Trujillo. which were
the property of Americans, but that
they desisted On warnings from Cap
tain Fullam of the Marietta.
Reports of the fighting telegraphed
to Puerto Cortez do not paint the
situation as bad for the arms of Hon
duras and Salvador as do the Near
aguan kilograms.
A Honduran force under General
Chomorro has slipped past the Near
aguan lines and is marching into the
interior of Nicaragua, raising a revolt
against Zelaya. An official report
reached here that March i this col
umn captured Totomalpa. Nicaragua,
after 10 hours fighting and wounded
or killed 100 Nicaraguans beside cap
turing considerable ammunition.
The battle of Los Portillos de Ma
masique which the Nicaraguans
claim ended in disaster to the allied
Honduran and Salvadorean armies,
was reported by officials at the CAPT
tai of Honduras as probably the great
est battle in the history of Central
America. On the second day of the
battle these dispatches announced
that 10000 men were engaged, that
the allies after forcing Nicaraguan
outposts had trained GO cannon upon
the enemy's main entertainments
which were on a hill and that the
mortality on both sides was heavy.
Immediately after receipt of these
dispatches Geographic communication
was interrupted and the only news
of the final day of the battle has
come from Nicaraguan sources which
claim that the allies were defeated
win 1000 killed and wounded.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
Different VIEWS
The Reports Of the Progress Of the
Central American War Do
Not Agree.
SAck|MG OF San MARCOS
Capital OF Honduras Captured But
New Army Is Being Organized
--Honduran Force in Interior
Of Nicaragua.

Washington, March 26.--President
Bonilla of Honduras, has reorganized
his army and intends to make a pro-
longed resistance to the Nicaraguan
forces. This news reached the state
department late Monday from Phillip
R. Brown, secretary to the American
mission to Honduras and Guatemala,
who is now at Tegucigalpa
Senior Corea, the Nicaraguan minis
ter, Monday night received a dispatch
from President Zelaya, of Nicaragua
announcing the capture and occupa-
ton of Tegucigalpa, the capital of
Honduras.
The Globe-republican., 1907-03-28
A Bio Bargain for ~ Cents Postpaid.

The year of 1906 was one of prodiigal
plenty on our seed farms. Never before
did vegetable and farm seeds return such
enormous yields.
Now we wish to gain 100000 new Gus
TONERS this year and hence offer for lie
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0rttOrNen. .

Mm al. Dttpber iii Ne,p philaoel=
pbia 6rt. Glla G. Msioenbah i'm Nllter
BON 43 Sohreu an einsm Oer3leioen.
Die 0erforbene, cine RoAter oss Dor
mebreren Sahten bin9eihieo nell Mm.
Neioenboh. III bier geboren un0 aufse.
ipnhien uno bat init Nusnabms BON s
Sahren. bic lie IN Woiton 3ubrahte.
imner bier Aemohnt. Sic binterIdBt
eine Stiefmutter. einen Bruoer uno
3tpei shDedern.
Nm 90. Gttober in New pbilaoel-
pbia 6rau sarah Meanor Sadlon i'm
9llter con "a Sahren OH eiilem Grebss
Ilsioen Die Berltorbene bintertdBt ei.
nen @atten. einsn Sobn unb cine 3ohs
ter.
Nm. 20. Dftober in Nen Gumber.
lanb ssrnu Marsaret We8re9or @ol-
lins IN Utter pon So Sabren. Die
0erfiorbene. cine 51lpelter uon Ribter
MeBreqor odbier. binterldbt einsn
Gatten uno cine perbeirathete Iohter.
! Mm %. Ottober i'm Union 0oipital
Srau Wtarp Walters. 8uttin bon
0enrp Walters bon @aual Doper. I'M
Utter BON 48 Sabren al oeIl Iolaeu
elner Operation. Die Verltorbene bin=
terldBt einen 8attsn uno slusi 2inoer.
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Ser Banana Canal.

Gaum baben bic Nrbeiten am pa=
nama=@anai oroentlih be9onnen. 10
mulIen Die pldne gednoert tperoen.
Die Sbleuien miilien breiter 9emabt
tuerben, als fie uriprdn9lih 9eplant
muroen. 3peifelos bat Der 8au BON
3ieienidiffen wie Die r2uliantia" ooau
beiaetra9en, oaB oiele Nenoerun9en fur
unoermeioliA aebalten tperoen, trob=
benz Die Durdiiibrun9 oerielben piele
meitere Milionen Dollars uno nieleihi
eine 8erldnserun9 Der Baufrilt erfor=
bern. IS mag aub iein. oab Die bor.
aei6la9ene Nenoerurg i'm Gougreb our
Sprade tommt uno bic Graae. ob Elm
Shleulen- ODER Elm Nibean= =@anal Dor.
su5teben 1T. nodmals bsrbanoelt miro.
Die gefiiruorter Der lebteren sSoee be-
tontei, oaB man oaburb olein nit
benz raiden Wa6ien Der Shiffe sbritt
balten tonne. ba nur cine Ghleuie
n6ibig lei, um Die 0autoifferen3 oes
0iiihen uno ipeltlihsn Weerss aus3u.
aleihen. llno bieie cine edleuie Ton.
ne leiht ertpeitert tper0en. ipenn es n0-
tbig lei. Nuoererieits piirbe es fh.pie.
rio iein, einen 6hleulenennal breiter
3u madeH, naAcem er einmal fertigae-
1tellt III.
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gd,enfell Rofs gu $3.50. ginfab'
ooer nit Hinsen, mooiid, aefiittert.
init bobem Nafen., in rotber, blauer
unb brauner Sarbe.
@raue Mitraban R6fe fiir Ginoer.
gu $500. Won eeoriidtcm ooer ge=
flsdtem pllid. in alien aeitenoen
Sdattiruneeu. nit 2raeen bon Sam=
met ooer bon benz ndmlihen Matyrial.
aans aefiittert uno nit Grasen uno
,Aermelaufidldsen gum Nufidlaaen.
@eHefte pliiidtleiber fir Ginoer gu
So unb 10. 1srner bon @aracuel in
ldluar3er, brauner uno blauer Garbe.
6arbe. nit 0erfuleS 5lehteu 9aruirt,
&raaen uno Aermelaufidldsen gum
NuHAlaSen.
Wintermooe fir Mdbbenr0fe. Sn
ein9eref ffter Wtooe, fir Mdo6en bon IL
big Is Sabren. in @bepiot, Niirahan
uno &erlep, &ragen unb WermelauI
lhld9en BON sammet ober pom ndnlli=
den Material, nit Satin ooer Jlanell
seiiittert. gu SIS. SO. $40 uno sl4.
Mdodsn Geriep uno Gbeuiot Rofe
gu $40. Sir Mdo6en pon 7 bis IA
5abr II, ountelblau. braun unb roth.
&raaen unoss Nsrmelaufidldae bon
einaelegtem Sammet, Gront nit Dop-
pelbruit.
Mdohsnr6fe gu $500. God bon
ountelblau uno rotber &eriep ooer
aemiIdter Stnff. 4raeen uno Nsr-
nslaufidldge BON 5ammet. fur Mdb=
den BON + bis IA Sabren.
Gbepiot MldohenrDde gu $500.
Sbaul 3ra9en. nit 9ertules 6lshten
aarnirt. braun uno blau. Dob aefiit:
tert nit oein ndmlihen Waterial, cir
Iebr biibihes 8leiounssfiif.
9. 9. 1trfers 8ro6er Store
GFs6ndftrake,
Nep philadelphia, Obin.
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0etttofratttd)eS 9t6et.

9ie Denairnien bon Ne,p pbilaoel-
pbia nonliiirt,n oas folaenoe 9ifet.
Wapor. 5obn M. Ghell /; Yr1lioeni
oes 6taotraths, Sohn Raberln; 9taot
Nuoitor, Artbur 5hleael Staot Mn.
malt, 8. 3. porter /; Beb6roe bes of.
tentli6en Disnfss, SEQ. aensp. Mbam
@inb. Dantrl gDpB; StaDtrdthe bon
Der aan3en 6tnbt su erlpdbIen. Dreo.
8lauier. %. 8. Burfel. 8eor9e 9.
WcMillen !; 9taotrdibe fir |. Warb.
Sobn Willer 3. Mnro. Sobn Weijer.
ip; 3. Mnrb. 9. g. GtodsDale. a.
MarO. Greo. Groff Gdabneilter. q.
sGieinbad3 !; Glerf. Snfob 6pron /; Mi.
iefioren /. Warb, 3. 8. 9roenolp 2.
MorD, Grant potterion 3. Waro;
aohn paroins 4. Maro. Nlbfrt ~
QlilIeu. s
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Observation-Disclosures.

3bomas 8. 0aGett Nsule Ut. 8reen.
beloe BON 5usearamas @ountp
SsSacob 5tonebroot Goa 2prena @a=
rp. beioe BON BORT Walbin9ton.
@iuleppi 9epnaroi, Wiopale Nnun.
siata. Menopace. Sopce.
Charles Carl Start. Denniion - Irans
ces S'Brien. uhrihspille.
Sobn ". Wloraan. ubrihsuille -
NeGie M. parcel. 9enniion.
S5rant Woore - Wlap 9. 2utp, beioe
BON Nen Gomerstonn.
@merion 0ellequitte. MaiiiQon - Jlo=
renee Map Buber, Yoliuar.
5antino @arbari MarD peaetti.
beibe Don Wapnmri9bt.
5bomas Sames - Arlie Jult. beioe
bon Suscaralpas.
Wm. 8oalep. geu philadelphia -
Matiloa Sones, 3uscaralpas 60.
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3eittabeQe
- Der
&reisgeri9ts= situngeu
int Sabre 1908.

Stant Ohio
5nnfter &re,sgertDtS4 9iitrift.
es 1T hermit amseorbnet DaB ote sermine oes
&retsgeridbts bet perIiebenen Counties in ben, ae
nannten &reiie fur oas Sabr 1908 uie folst egeeyt
itno;
aitIann gnuntp.
SIN ablanb Gountp am 5. Maai unb am TO- Gp-
Gniboeton Gountp.
Sn, Gofbocton Gountp ON, IL. Dsa uno am 81
Sn 9elaipare Gountp am g. Suni uno am Is. 8e4
sember.
TatrEeiS Gaumtp.
-Sn Tairfielo epnntp au, l. Sanuar unb am le
September.
SoImss goumts.
Sn 3olmes esnntp am 26 wsai umo a,n 8. Mp.
penlber.
senor County.
Sn 8nos Gonnts am g. Dsar8 uno am 8. stto-
aidina County.
Sn aidins gu,ntp am II. wsdrs nno an, 10. sts
Rorsan gounty.
Sn a'torsau GOunte am 2l. april unb ON "A. gsO.
Worrom Gonntp.
SIN Morro.p Gountp am 2. Suni nub an, s. 2s.
5en,ber.
MHsfingum COUNTY.
Sn Musfinsum Gpuutp am Z. Mpril unb OH 20
9tDber
perrp Gsan.p.
Sn 9errp eonntp am %. April unb alt H. Nps
penlDer
MiGiann Gnunt1.
Su aidJlano eountD am IA. Sanuar unb an, 6. I
September
Etart Gnnntp.
Sn sterf eountp OH, IL. 5sbruar uub am 90 Sep.
TENDER.
IasraramaS County.
Sn lusearapas gountp am 10. Mai unb om /.
Geasmber.
Qpapae Gpuntg.
s,n Mapne Gpuntp A. Jebruar unbs anl %.
Geptember.
@enannte zermtns besiHneu I'M 8 ubr goraittass
| II. Sepem5er 1907.
| arant 5ageart.
! Manrtre q. 1anabae,
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Mdhrenb man bier iiber ben ae=
rinaen grirag Der 4artoffelernte flaat,
berihtete uns gbrilt @raber BON Apple
greet. Wapne @ountp. baB er iiber 100
Bulbel pom Nfer geerntet unb oarun=
ter Diele Rnolen BON auei pfuno uno
oariiber.
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Sic Demotraten BON 8arnbia l

- Die Oemofraten bon BarnbiQ no
minirten ben 05idbri9en u. s. Sliuer
fir Mapor. Wiro berielbe ertpdblt. 10
miro er Der dltelte Mapor in Obio iein.
0erIan9t: 100 eriabrene Roblen=
grdber our Nrbeit in Maihinen. Diinen.
geltdnoiae Mrbeit. neue 0duier. eutes
WaHer. Sbule unb Stride. 9lnSufra=
sen be; Der Chapman Minins Co.,
WOrabala. perrp @ountp. >. %.
- Sie oiesjdbrise 9ountp 6air mar
pom erlten big gum lebten Gage pom
Ih0nlfen Wetter beaiinlti9t uno be-,
Beiuh mar erOber als nod ie. maren
bod am 9onnsrfaa allein iiber l3, 600
yeiuher auf oem 5airarunoe. ole lid
ole auf oas bette su unterbalten ldie=
men.
Gidter s. s. Negartp BON gan=
ton bat feline SteQe als Gyeisrihte,
oes 5. 8sridtsoiltritts aus @eiuuo=
beitsriiflihten nieoergelest uno eint
Wenee @anoioaten, barunter aud
3i1ter 6. g. Snuers BON bier, linl
als Bewerber fir bas Nmt aufgetreten
| sir Die 0atan5 bis Sur ndhltet
Staatswabl bat Der Houperneur elmer
&lbter gu ernennen.- Ser @oupernen,
ernannte S. %. Crane gum Nahfolser
McGartp's.
| Bei Der 2ocal Option Nbnim
murg in Nsm Gomerstonn Iie9ten oi
| 6anatiier i'm Bunoe nit ben 6eudlern
melde 0ftentlib Walier prsoiaen Uni
| beimli9 Shuaps iaufen. Non Isl
Stilnmen eraieIten bic 5rofenen 422
| Die Na11en 335 Gtimmen. uno be
|er6Bere 3beil Der 422 @timmaeber
tpelde troden itimmten, lueiB ean3 gut
oab beute in Nen @omerstomn ebenlo
uiel ooer mebr ihlehter gdnaps aeiof
fen miro. als gu Der 3eit, oa man ba
ielbit nod Wirtbfdaftsn bate.
| = Neun aroBs Baaons. orei ameri
taniids. ORE; oeutide. susi ftansDii9,
uno Elm enaliihsr. be9annen Montal
Nadmittaa IN St. 2ouls Die atpeite in.
ternationale 2uft,6iltpettFabrt um ben
sSames 8orbon Yennett=Bether. 3me
Der gallons puroen am Dienffag il
Columbus aeieben. Nm Madmitta(
Duroe elmer ooer trie anoere meiner
| 3tpei Baaons in Nem Come rstomn uni
port Waibinaton geleben bel ben
fhlehten Gulel, Der ir ben irofener
pldben in ben Mpotbeten pertauft miro
| 1T oa elm Srrtbum leiht mDglid =
uno aud in nbridspille muroe cir
Balon aeieben, bod uniere bielieer
Sternaufer befamen teinen berlelber
au @eiibt. Der Bauon. Der in oieien
@ountp geieben lpuroe, mar tpabrldein.
lid Der beutlhe Baaon Nbercprn, be,
aeitern Worgens in Der Ndbe Dor
Doper, Del. QelanDet.
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giner Der 8rieitrdeer. il, Canal
Eoosr. Werep Rpbart. bot cine 3ieae
oa3n abeerihtet. fhm in einem fleinen
Waaen feline poliladen 5u sieben.
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Notis AIT Go,ttrAftore,t.
Gs tpirb hermit ytotis 9eseber baB bic gommiiio
ntre BON Iusearamas GonntD, Gbio om
Wlpntan. 25. Nnnemhar 1907.

nm I. rbr 9tahmiags Stnnbarb 3tit perfegefte Mna
atboe entge9en nebnten fir rieiernne bes Waernlss
lnb bic Grribhng eines Abmintrations GetGubes
fiir bas Inscoraipas Gountp Armenbans mad ben
pldnea nnb Spesfcatipnsn bic in her slnbitprs Df-
flee au 6ffentlider Ginihtuabme aiSgefteat inb.
Der 1907 9satmittogs Inn i llbr in Der OH . ees
eonntp Aubttors en9ereiht iein Dp tie elsbanr ae=
nfiHet nno aeleien merben
Die Gonmiiipuare bebalten fid) has Hecb, bpr Gin.
5eiae ober alle Angebpte surhd3nipeiieu.
teoes Mngebpt muB bon einer bealanbigten 8anf=
anmeisnna i'm 8etrage BON $500 sablbar an ben Nu'
bitar BON InsrarnnoS GDnnip beaifet Iein nls eins
4arantie, baB ber 1lefer ben Gontraft ubernebmen
nnb Hiraitaft geben irlrb fpern ibm berfebe Snge-
Iprptben tpirb.
4 Mns guftras Der gebbrue Der Gountp GOmmifo.
mare
4. D. Honabet,
anbitor bon 9usearotpas gountp.
Datirt Is Cftober 1907.
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@taat Cbip
IuScaratpaS GpunIp. ss.
SD s. 0 bn 80. SiII GIerf bes s3rciseerbts in
nnb fur 9uScaraDas gOnntp Obto beiheiniae bier.
nit DaB oas NDrftebenbe cine 9etreue nnb ridiae Mb.
fbrift ber Ori8inalpeTDrbnnne 4ber bic Tsrine ter
v3eit her Sibnn8en Des &resgeriats i'm g. Rreisoe.
rttsbtrift BON DbiO fur bas abr 1909 it, ipe Dl-
DER nun In ,neiner Office aufliegf
Beaen9t burd3 rleine unteri1rift Mnb bas gieueI
(Sie8eD bes genannen 6erid}ts in slem Bit
looclpbi1 GbiD, am q Gftpbcr bes
JabreS H. 3. 1907.
SDbnW. 1ill Gfrrt
9nr1 8. 81 Sill Depntp.glerf
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g. g. 1trfer's
inkcre ltmniilIu,ta tiir 0imO e
THE nenrjte Monr.,

dmbere ttmbiiaattg fiir 9tnoer
(bie neurite Monr.,
Sine Nusiieluna uon belenbers ace
ihobten Gleiounasiiiiden fir Ginoer i'm
Utter pon 2 big 6 Sabren.
Giroue Mnrahan R0fe fur &inoer
fir ben preis pon So. 80. @ana 9e.
iiittert. Gro9en uno Nermelanfihla9e
pom n1mlihen Material.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
MAY BEAT
STANDARDS FINE
Nineteen Railroads Said to Have
Failed 10 Obey New Car
Service Rules.
Service Rules.

COLUMBUS. OHIO, August -
Nineteen railroads Of Ohio. including
the Baltimore and Ohio. the Big Four.
the Eric. the Wheeling and Lake
lGrie. and the Norfolk and Western
are placing themselves liable, In the
opinion of the Ohio Railroad Com
mission. to fines which in the aggre
enormous penalty assessed against.
the Standard Oil Company. of In
diana and unless these roads inl-
mediately put into effect rules laid
down TO them by the commission, nr-
ton undoubtedly will he brought.
against them. Such is the statement
made by heavy shippers, Who have
been interesting themselves IN tile
matter.
These shippers cay tic commission
holds that the penalties may be as
sessed for failure BY the nineteen
roads to abide by the new car service
rules laid down for them by the
commission, and which were effective
August / Eacf, offcnsr, il the roads
are found guilty. could be punished
with a fine OF $4,000. which would
make the aggregate run 10 millions
OF dollars Nothing in n long time
has so incensed Ohio shippers as the
failrse of the roads to comply with
the commissions orders. and the feel
ing has gone SO far that there is II
concerted movement on against the
roads. which in effect will be nothing
more nor less than boycott.
Circulars are nov being prepared
and will be mailed within a very few
days to every shipper in Ohio, asking
him to send instructions with each
order not to send even box OF tacks
by any of the roads which have de-
aed the commission. With this the
railroad commission has had nothing
to do. but II has been informed un-
omcially by the shippers that such ac.
ton Is to be taken.
The big storm is expected Septcm
Der l. when the railroads attempt Il
collect demurraSe on the old basis
There seems to be nothing left 70,
the commission to do at that time ex
Dept to take the roads into the couys
and attempt to fine them under III,
Railroad Commission law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
New Virginia Concerns.

The State Corporation Commission has Is
sued the following charters:
Norfolk Trust and Realty Corporation.
Norfolk j. r.. Ives, PRESIDENT; ". W, Old
III, vice presdent; Eugene Ives. secretary
and trensurer--al OF Norfolk. Capital:
Maximuia, $4,000; minimum. $1,000. OBJ
iects: 1rus. and realty business.
Dime Savings Bank Of Washington. y, q.
Qncorporat ted, Alexundrla.S NJ. D. Roenn-
berg, president; William Montgomery, sac.
rotary; j y, lIawell, first ylce-president--
all OF Wshnston. Capital; Maximum.
ings bank
The Colonial Publishing Company (lncor-
porntad). Norfolk - H. Bull president;
II, s. Garnett, III. vice-presldent; Eugene
n. Ayinguea. secretary and general mana
ger..-all OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum
5000; minimum. ss.oOp ohjects; Pub'
sllshns business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

Bradstreets tomorrow will say for
Richmond, Va. and vicinity; Whole
sale dealers in dry goods and notions
arc receiving satisfactory oyders. but
the volume of business Is not alto
gether as large as has been expected,
owing partly to slow collections, and
also late conditions Of the tobacco
and cotton crops The conditions are
true OF 81 number OF other staple
lines. produce dealers are receiving
large orders for locally grown crops,
other than this the market Is gem
orally Inactive, In Southern Virginia
and North Carolina advanced sales of
the new crop of tobacco are noted
and prices received have been good,
considering the quality. Cotton shows
an Improvement and WITH continued
favorable weather growers anticipate
an average crop the marKet SHOWS ,,
a Weakening on metals, The retail
trade Is fair. Collections. are not
good. !.