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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
4 IpY-.I THE mi s. REV. JOHN II. BRoWN,

n.y. THE REV. JOHN II. BROWN,
secretary Of the Diocese of Florida.
Much hstalking. but little acting, char
acte terizedtthe sessions OF the Episcopal
General Conven on yesterday. In the
House. of. Deputies the whole day was
give n upsto the preamble and court or
lappeal Island the calendar was never
Iieached. q a. few reports 1; Were heard
Ito hold night sessions, be ginning sheSc
The House of Bishops considered the
lnnestion. Of suf fra'ganS blsho pst WITHOUT
any conclusions. Went INTO
the election Of bishops for the new
dioceses without making any announce
Ement of results. and finally decided on
the a iyision Of the piocese of Oregon. 4
This summary briefly covers the
whole ground; and sNet,the day was not
1twft1,out some significance. Owing to
tile pressure of other 4 matters, the
negro question was not taken slp, one
Of the first reports presented Was that
OF the commission tofconfersas 10 UNI
formity In regard. to- osmarrla &c ana dl-
iyorce. The commissions which was Or
gantzed under the title of the inter-
church conference Y on marriage and
divorce, with Bishop Doane as chair
man and the Rev. Dr. Roberts as sec
jretary. has held eralsmeetingss dur
ling the three years past, a nd has III
creas sed its ,pembershtp and enlarged
itserepresentatipe cllaractes,
The advance Is slow, but much has
been accomplts bed, and much more
isepromlsedst that gives ssencourngemen
ana hope. The stir among the churches
has extended TO the States. The Stute5.
| the commission says, are very Jeal Gus
az their rights. andstit Is Very gem
orally believed that the reform sought
will kbe more surely and more satis-
lfactorlly accomplish Il 1T be found
Epossible to bring about an agreement
among tho Legislatures OF the sev-
lseral9 states There are favorable lndi-
cations that the state I4egislatures
are disposed to accent the conclusions
and suggestions, of the divorce con.
tgress.
Rcxolntiona Adapted.
II, After hearing the report, the sub
stance OF which Is given aboye the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That this General Con-
yentton rsJot.es In tue fayornble
result. already reported, and cI-
pres.es the hope of more rsdIesl
| fs re form, 4g Sis
a Resolved, That the coanAssioa
ITO I'll confer VITA other rcliglous
bodie. on the snbaectsof marriage
a4l 3 divorce DO continue, ma -
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
PRINCESS STRoU BETsKoY.lLL.
Well Known Authorcss Goes From
Stcnner to HOsnltnlk for Treat nent.

[specialt toiThe Times-D ispatch.l
NEW YORK. October 11,Slight
improvene ent was reported to-day in
the condition of Princess Pierre Trou-
betskoy, formerly. y AmelieS Rlves, the
Authoress, who 4 arrived 4 yesterday on
the ship sdocked. the Princess was SO
llla that she & had to be- carried from
her cabin to- an ambulance NJ coach,
which was SiY waiting at the II o oxen
dock, She was hrough 1T across sto this
city, and went TO I q santtorignl. The
a nervous ID isorde er,,g but tMatt ter a.: few
weeks', ,trsatnnentain the, sanitoriums her
friends expect her to- 4, recover her
Ihealth, 8sa # x IL AZ s3s y ssstfs H, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
Dcnouneed Asset Currency.

His denuncation OF the asset cur
Pencyl advocated by the President was
an excellent piece of sarcasm, aimed
At the Republ can party q Sadvo cacy q &
q dollar with not ~ cent behind Il,
after having denounced 4, y ", the BRYAN dol,
iContinued on III Il h \ Page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
Helen NALONEY is
NOW IN ENGLAND
Missing Philadelphia Girl Re
ported to Be Wife of
Two Men.
WAS MARRIED IN MONTREAL.

LIVERPOOL. October 11.-A young
couple travelling under the name OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham. but whose
names. do not appear on the passenger
list. landed here to-day from the
steamer Empress OF Britain.
1t was learned that they had board
ed the steamer at the last moment at
Quebec. They waited at Liverpool un-
til the other passengers had gone
ashore. These and other circumstances
led to the suspicion that theyi3are Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Clarkson. although
this statement cannot be made with
certainty. The couple at once left here
for London.
Her Wedding IN Cnnnila.a
NEW YORK. October ll.-The lnys-
terry surrounding the Disappearance
more than u week ago of Helen. Ma
loney,, daughter,sof, Martin Maloney, IA
Philadelphia millionaire. was given
a highly sensational. turn to-day. AT
the time Of Miss Maloney's disappear
iance, Samuel Clarkson, a young Eng
1lishman, who had paid her marked at
tention.o also dropped, out of 81 Sht, and
1T was reported, 2and generally be-
lieyed, that the coupleaha eloped and
been married. @
Last night came the news from Mon
treal that the missing pair had been
married there by Il priest in that city,
and 1t was believed had returned to
New York and sailed for Europe.
II Girl a Bisamist:
Following directly upon the heels OF
the Montreal announcementscomes the
publication shere to-day Of. an sunquali-
fled statement from Arthur Herbert
Osborn "a young broker OF ilthls city,
that p Miss Maloney is his wife, Ac-
cording; to 4Osborn's statement,S he and
Miss Maloney; were married on De-
cember as, 1905, II and the marriage
never has s, been annulled. is1S Ils.l VI
Although secrecy was sought stotbe
ma ntained, x thes fact Sthat the l1larriage
had taken place be carne lSn own accord
ing to ~ Osborn, Z, and u he declares that
among those who learned OF - twas
young Clarkson. # sils n 3s9si x
Osborn declares that records m. he
lotary's s. i o flee 4 a + NJ Mamaronsck Which
show tina Y Herbert Osborn had married
Helen Eugene al, that da te, sWil prove
hits sta tatement. &, He ,,sa ia that assumed
Enamess We're tu led the eau ses "A N ha;st lme
Ehotl, he { and isss NJ alone a desircl ia
keep the narr!a ges g. ssecre 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
SERVICES NEAR
ANCIENT CHURCH
Sessions OF Both Branches Yes
terday Devoted Largely to Dis
ct1ssions-Preamble Adopted,
and Question of Court Of
Appeals and of Suffragan
Bishops Taken Up.
Gong to Jamestown

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Practically all those in attendance
ON the Episcopal General Convcn-
tiOn. Including the ncmherS, OF the
Womnn's Auxiliary nnd many vts-'
itOrp, will ma Ike the pilgrimage TO
Jun,cstown ISLAND tO-tlny to hc pres
cnt at the service, ON the historic
sDOt. where the first Anglican
nraScrs were said In America, where
the flrst English Church WAX Greet
ed, nntl where the frst leEiSiatiSe
body on the new continent ASSEM-
blcd. 49,,
mOnd Mt lS O'Clock this morning, the
me ,bers Of the c8cOnyenttOnannd IN.
Wit ed guests ,SOinE4On the Brandon
aud tic Pucuhontns nsi the guests
of the Diuccnes of Southern NtrStnta'
trhcs sWOmnn.ss Auxiliary diocesan
OUiccrn, no ON the stenimcr Hnnipton
ROaIn. :.y1 the guests OF the Virginia
Drnncll. Won:a MS 4Ausi!ln ry, nnd an
other ntcnmer the HnnptOn--.ls
opc rnte, by, the Associnti Ion for the
Preservation of SVirgintn 4 Antiquities.
Luncheon Will be served ON board.
aud II In expected that the party
viii arrive ,st the island nbOMt
II. NJ. The service, follOsved by HOLY
Co nln,un:0n, VIII lie Mt $50 y. ~.
The. party will rcSch lichm0nd on
return trip about q r.. NJ. after u
:dny spent ON the, hi.torie river.
President Tyler hps well styled the
"CrnLle4 ft,thc Republic. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
TO TRY TO BREAK
WORLDS RECORD
Holloway's Horses to- Compete
With Cracker Jack IN High
Jump To Night.
MORRIS IS DISSATISFIED I!': }
Judges Again Reversed Decision
Last Night--Story OF
the Night.
=
MORRIS is DISSATISFIED 5 Al; /: I J
Winneryo Of the Blue.

IIpnterx-Dees Run Hunt, King
DOdO. szT-SS -; -
Regent. IN
Fairs of ponies In harnSss-Clyde-
vale, Champion, ClydevAle Chnm-
pion II.
Tnndems-kltty Grey. NOrenn.
Hunt teams-UniOn County.
HGrness horses, ladies to drive
Phoebe Wal tom SInrie TempeHt.
Ride aud drive horscs-Lady Nc
: Donald. Il. -
SFours-in- -hund-Major, Cabby. Adj
vuncet Guard, Master. exhibitor Geo.
Cin.x 4O-Ladies' hunters. Indies
to j ride - David Gray, IS exhibitor,
Julian Morris. a4 IS sf4
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
SEC. .RETARY BACON HERO
Prominent official Leaps Into RiveF
Il aud RcsGuen Drowning BOY.

BOSTON MASS. October l1.--Asslst-,
|ant Secretary Eot I state Robert Bacon
flgured in heroic rescue on the
dumped overheard from the Harvard
launch Veritns and swan to lle rescue
OF two boy q who had been s "a pstzed
in Wa canoe. and succeeded ii In saving
the u lie or one, The second boy was
rescued by S.. Reed, u s tuefant Eot
Harvard, 7yylso ollOwed Iv, 3acon Into
the atecx i el, $is RI, vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12

\ IcoAttnueds on ! yhNaxPs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
\ #KILLs ms mn RoTaiEH-IN-I.A.w,..

I Ira PNrkn Sll0Ot1 Samuel \ Gillian IN
Al. t g Sclt-D De1cnAe. i MI
GATE CITY. AR Octnher ! IN ear
iIthe Lee county u lne, Samuel Gillian
was shot lead II bys Ira Parks, N llis
|sbrot thar-t as he .rasult lot 4
triYl Ylals al renee. s s ~ + Y
The ski u ling was in sci f-de fense ana
! Parks has not been agrstted n.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

List of contracts for ware
houses between the Farmers
Union in the States of Louisiana,
Arkansas and Mississippi and the
Farmers and Bankers Warehouse
Building Association, of Houston,
Texas:
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21
Pure Corn Chops
Prairie Hay
Timothy Hay

Campbell. Bessie Holloway and
Bette Teddlie were guests of
honor.
Smith & Grisham Drug Co.. is
our agent for that well known
headache remedy. Cephalone
1t never fails. Only 25 cents
per box. Marbury & Kidd, Rus
ton, La. s2S.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21
From Ward Three.
Ward 3, Winn Parish. La

warn D, lnn farlSn, La.
Editor of The Sentinel:
After all the rains we have bad
the present dry weather win
affect our crops.
The fremont and Gulf railroad
will put us closer to Winfield
and if we get the Urania and
Ruston road we will be pretty
we'll fixed for railroads.
We take several papers and in
all the papers We have seen, the
candidates have announced, writ
ten out their platform, and are
standing on it. except In Winn
Parish. What is the matter with
our candidates? Are they afraid
to let the other fellow know what
they would do? Gum shoe pol
itics will not work in WInn
Parish, you will have to come out
in the open and tell 'em whether
you are going to charge for col
lecting special taxes or assessing
them for school purposes.
As it takes two men to run the
Offices of Sheriff and Clerk of the
Court, how about electiug four
instead OF two. Come out boys
and let Us see where you stand.
We will look for it. Your
READER.
Nc grester mistake can be
made than to consider lightly the
evidence of disease in your
system. Don't take desperate
chances on ordinary medicines. |
Use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain |
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Phoenix Drug Co.
Comic postal cards of all kinds
A. Sxn.kb r. N~,,Io~- ~
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21
We were pleased to meet cur

We were pleased to meet cur
old time friend and cOmrade, Col.
George Kile of Natchitoches in
our town Tuesday. The Colonel
was for a number of years pres
ideEt of the Police Jury of that
psPish. He was surprised at the
wonderful Improvement of our
city. He was accompanied by
Messrs. Scott and Stamper.
The Phoenix Drug Company,
Limited, Is the sole agent in
Winfield for Lowney's celebrated
candies, put up in boxes of con-
evnient sizes. Try them. 5-10tf
e =
Mr.. f. M. Gates, formerly of
this city, but now of Jena, spent
the day In Winfield Wednesday
Mr.. Gates is the treasurer and
general manager of the jena
Hardware and Furniture Com
pany, Limited, of Jena. Frank
is a hustler and has q host of
friends in Winfield who wish
him full measure of of success.
l want all the chickens and
eggs that can be brought to
Winfield. Will pay the highest
market prices.
a12 I. j. DREwETr.
1t was our pleasure to meet on
the streets of our city last We'd
nesday our old-time friend and
comrade, John c. Adams, of ward
three. Mr.. Adams is one of our
Oldest and best citizens. He has
been IN bad health for q long time
but we are glad to note that he Is
much improved in health.
Smith & Gresham Drug Com
pany has q full line. of inks, |
white, black, blue. red and pur-
pie.
Mr.. B. M. Stovall, of Dodson, |
was q visitor yesterday.
Geo. A. Kelly sells marble and
granite grave stones and monumental,
IN any qualityand design at moderate
prices fully guaranteed. j22.
4 y -
Mr.. j. f. Smith of Stills was q
visitor to town yesterday.
Marbury's Perfection Pills. the
best liver pill on earth. for sale
y Smith q Grisham Drug Co
ssS.
Mr.. s. R. Newsom of Hickory
Valley was among the visitors
his week.
Rev. A. p. Durham of Verda
vas seen on our streets yesterday.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


Col. T. j. Shelton, commercial
agent of the Rock Island. came
in on the 1910 train Monday and
did some hustling for his road.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dow Wardlow,
of Montgomery. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Hyde,
Mrs. Wardlow's parents, and
returned Monday.
Mr.. Pat Smith, Jr., of Zion,
was in the city last Friday, having
returned from long hunt for q
stray horse. See his card in this
issue.
Mr.. j. B. Milan, of ward 4,
spent last week in the city and
was a pleasant caller at our Office
during the time. Boode is always
welcome. !.
Miss SalIie Sutton left last
Tuesday on the L. r. & N. for a
visit to friends and relatives at
Paramount and st. Maurice.
DR.. w. H. Williams has put in
operation q wood saw, operated
by q gasoline engine. He will
haul his wood in any length and
cut it to suit the customers.
This Is IN enterprise that will
fill long felt want.
II = y
The shooting gallery, that has
been in operation for some time
next to 7. j. Drewett's store has
pulled up and gone to Atlanta.
We welcome to our town Mr..
]. j. Payne, who formerly lived
at Emden and was engaged 10 the |
saw mill business. He and his !
family will make Winfield their
future home.
Little Miss Flora Piuckard
returned Tuesday from Coushatta
after spending several days with |
relatives. /
Mr.. William Legglns of Union
vile. La. visited his friend, Mr..
J. N. Huffman, this week and
was very favornbly impressed |
with Winfield. |
Mr.. B. w. Davis, of Davis
Bros. Lumber Company of Ans
ley, was : business visitor to the
city Wednesday and Thursday.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

L hereby certify that the above
is q true and correct copy of the
contracts In my possession to be
Immediately built for the
above mentioned towns in each
State by the Farmers and Bank.
ers Warehouse Association OF
Houston, Texas.
w. THARP, Supt-Con.
WINFIELD, La.
For Sale
$1,000 Gone Thousand Dollars)
worth of stock in the WInn
Parish Telephone Company, Ltd.
Shares so each. Will sell you
any mum Der of shares. They are
going fast and If you want some
of them you had better come
quick. j. r. HALL.
The medicine that sets the whole
world thinking,
The remedy on which all doc
tors agree,
The prescription all your friends
are taking is
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea.-Phoenix Drug Co.
Sunday School Picnic.
The Sunday school class of Mr..
r. W. OgIesby of the Methodist
church had q class picnic on
Wednesday at the Marble Quarry.
The vehicles used were two
wagons filed with hay. 1t is
useIess to say that the young peo-
pie enjoyed themselves hugely at
this spot which nature has left
undone to make an ideal
place for q picnic.
The young ladies furnished
dinner which was
greatly enjoyed by all. After
Inner the boys went fishing, |
;atching Q nice string of fish,
vhlle the girls hied themselves to
secluded spot and went wading. |
After enjoying these pastlmes
. their satisfaction, they returned
o town and after partaking of
efreshments at the Smith
irisham drug store they took q
rive over town distributing the
'oys and girls At their various
0mes.
The following persons were in
be party: Mrs. r. A. Holloway,
haperone; Misses Mary Wood.
lary Holloway. Della Fisher, Ina
Patts. Ether Hoffpsulr. Sue
IoGpauir. Pauline Williams,
'eael Williams; Messrs. Charlie |
>ols, Homer Rushine and Will
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Comic postal cards of all kinds
at Smith & Grisham Drug Co.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Miss Sallie Sutton left last
Tuesday on the L. r. & N. for a
VISIT to friends and relatives at
Paramount and st. Maurice.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

The shooting gallery, that has
been in operation for some time
next to 7. j. Drewett's store has
pulled up and gone to Atlanta.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Smith g Gresham Drug Com
pany has q full line. of inks,
white, black, blue, red and pur-
pie.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Mr.. B. w. Davis, of Davis
Bros. Lumber Company of Ans
ley. was = business visitor to the
city Wednesday and Thursday.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

want all the chickens and
eggs that can be brought to
Winfield. Will pay the highest
market prices.
als I. J. DRzwErr.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

We welcome to our town Mr..
]. J. Payne, who formerly lived
at Emden and was engaged 10 the
saw mill business. He and his
family will make WINFIELD their
future home.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Mr.. j. B. Milan, of ward 4,
spent last week in the city and
was a pleasant caller at our Office
during the time. Boode is always
welcome. !.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Col. L. j. Shelton, commercial
agent of the Rock Island. came
in on the 1910 train Monday and
did some hustling for his road.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Little Miss Flora Piuckard
returned Tuesday from Coushatta
after spending several days with
relatives.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Mr.. Pat Smith, Jr., of Zion,
was in the city last Friday. having
returned from long hunt for q
stray horse. See his card in this
issue.
The southern sentinel., 1907-06-21

Rev. A. p. Durham of Verda
Vas seen on our streets yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-06
ARRESTS PAIR OF MULES;
 LANDS BEHIND THE BARS
Painter Drives Animals to Police Headquarters Where He Is Charged
 with Drunkenness.

Stating that he had arrested a wag- on and a pair of mules, the police off, ficials say Carter Wade, white paint CT of Montgomery, yesterday morning marched into police headquarters and got arrested He was charged with being drunk, a condition not conducive to the peace and dignity of the city.
 It is said that Wade found the mules hitche6 to a wagon on Commerce and Court Streets, from which place he drove them to police headquarters. The owner or driver of the mules, the rescuer said, could not be found, hence he had imposed the task upon himself of keeping the animals out of difficult ty.
 When Wade apprised the docket keeper of his achievements, the tables were quite unexpectedly turned on him, the mules going free and unmo- iested--he himself falling behind the bars.
 Wade will be tried before Recorder Baber this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-06
OVERSEERS TO BE PROSECUTED They Must Better Attend
 to Duties. HIGHWAYS NOW NEGLECTED Revenue Board Says Matter Will Be Taken to Grand Jury. Final Steps Taken In Condemnation of Right of Way For Extension of south Court street to Plan
 Road.
HIGHWAYS NOW NEGLECTED

Road overseers and superintendents of Montgomery county. who are dere~ lict in the performance of their duties. will be prosecuted for failure to com ply with the road laws. according to a resolution passed yesterday by the Board of Revenue. The resolution directs County Superintendent of Roads c. F. Hannah to report to the board the names of such officers who do not comply with the law. for the purpose of reporting such cases to the october grand jury, with the request that in- dictments be found
 Though the matter was not discussed at length by the board before the adop- tion of the measure. it was said by a member that cause for such action ~is the failure of raod overseers and superintendents to perform their duties in the past, It was pointed out that numbers of them pay no attention to the law and allow good roads to go to ruin for want of care and attention.
 A number of roads, which cost thousands of dollars. it is said, are going from year to year without work- ing or repair by the road hands one road at least, it Is asserted. has never been worked since 1t was built ten years ago. It is the intention of the board that the officers shall rigidiy enforce the law and If not done, prose- cutions will ensue
 The text of the resolution unani- mously adopted. is as follows:
 'Resofved that the superintendents of roads is hereby directed to report to the Board of Revenue the names or any and all road overseers and beat superintendents who fail to comply strictly with the duties required or them by the road laws of this county, and that at least ten days before the meeting of the october grand jury. the clerk of this board furnish to the solicitor a list of the persons so re-, ported with the request that the Solicit tor endeavor to have indictments found by the grand jury against such over seers and beat superintendents.
 Road Superintendent Hannon said he will do all in his power to comply with the resolution and he intends reporting the names of all dereiicts.
 Much routine business was trans acted by the board yesterday at its regular session. There was a full attendance of the membership.
 To Condemn Right of Way.
 Final steps were taken toward filing papers in the probate office for the condemnation of property for right of-way for a public road extending out So,Yth, Court street from Norton street to Plan Road. a distance of two and half miles.
 Action for right of way twenty feet wide through forty acres of land. about 1000 feet from the city limits will be taken against Mrs. S. T. Harris
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-06
NEGROES REARnEsTED.
Second of Morgan sisters in Tolls for
 Roberts Killing.

Sue Morgan, one of the negro wo- men arrested in connection with the killing of Jim Roberts, an old negro. and who was discharged by Justice Young Friday, was rearrested yester- day on a warrant sworn out by Con- stable Lamar charging murder. Furth- CT investigation which revealed new evidence is given as the cause for her rearrest She was committed to the county jail, and her preliminary was set for Saturday before Justice Young.
 It will be remembered that Roberts was found dead on the Louisville and Nashville tracks with one leg severed. The circuntances pointed to the fact that Roberts did not die from being run over. but from blow on the head with a piece of iron. Hattie Morgan and Sue Morgan were arrested for the old mans murder. The former was held to the grand jury in $500 bond at the first preliminary trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-06
FAIR DIRECTORS.
Session to he Held at Headquarters This
 MOrninW

The Board of Directors of the Ala hama Horticultural Association has been called to meet at Il o'clock this morning to consider various matters relative to the holding of the great fair in this city next fall.
 The board will have up for con- alteration an appropriation for the work of improving a number of the buildings and conditions at Fandiyer Park, which Secretary Tait is anxious to have out of his way as soon as pos sible.
 A schedule of the races will also be mapped out by the directors at their meeting this morning. Also, various matters concerning the catalogue will be broached and discussed. Secretary Tait ma kes especial request that as many directors as possibly can will attend the session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-06
nnIIrond President Held.

New York. August 5.-RaIph Peters, president of the Long Island Railroad, who with General Manager McCrea was held responsible by the coroner's iurv for the deaths of Dr. Gallagher and Miss Madigan who lost their lives in an automobile collision with a Long Island Railroad train at St. Albans crossing, was served with a warrant of arrest today at Jamaica and held bv Coroner Amber in $6O.O00 bail to await the action of the grand jury Bail was furnished.