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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
Mob OF 1,aOO italians nud others
ClnmOroun for INcIr Uenoslth.

NEW YORK. October 2s.-A petition
in bankruptcy was filed in the United
States Court to-day against the Stock
Exchange firm of Mayer & CO.. which
made an assignment yesterday with
liabilities of s6,o0O000. II. c, BENEDICT
was appointed receiver with q bond of
100000.
More than 1900 persons, mostly
Italians. stormed the doors OF the
Dollar Savings Bank when that insti-
called to control the half frenzied
crowd. The Dollar Savings Bank l.
near the Bronx brnntfi OF the ISnick-
arm WAS stared by the run ahs
day on the Trust Company's branch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
sRIDGELY HEASsURlNG
lie A.ri,,u.ss nsw yor,s s,.aa.on 10

he NVJTIHUteN lKNN. y UrJN SIIWntlOH In
nipc-c.litc,i Hunk Oflicinls.
Comptroller OF The CURRENCY RiIgely
Lat to-day gave out II statement sny-
ing thai tile general feeling Indicates
an absolutely sound situation. that
there was not the sllEhteat need or APP
prehension about tho banks and trust
companies OF The country; that the
banks or the n serve cities have every
New York and other centres us reserve
cities. and attributes the trouble In
New York to the condition OF a very
few conc rms discredited by tho operm-f
ttons OF their officers and to the diff
ference prices of stocks and securities
as between New York City and tho
country banks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ITCH IN THE SKIN, NOT IN THE
BLOOD.
People with Eczema, etc, Make Griev-
GUS Error by Taking Neutckne
into the Stomach.

When your hand is scalded With hot
water until 1t hlisters and burns, you
don't drink medicine to cure IT, on
apply g healing lotion TO the injured
skin. M ~ 5.it N ttS
Eczema, psoriasis. salt rheum. bar.
ber's itch and other such diseases %
the skin cannot be cured by tilltng inc
stomach with medicine any more thah
you can cure a burn by dr!nklng med.
icine. 10 cure these diseases you
must apply the remedy on the plrt
affected. The diseases named are
caused by germs In the skin, Kill the
germs and the disease, goes away ana
the skin is left pure and white as
nature intended II to be.
That mild, simple liquid, OIL or VIM
tergreen, properly compounded IN -;
D. d. Presentation routs the germs ana
meals the skin so perfectly mat YOU
can never tell where the disease vas
mo tongue can tell nor pen PorLra..
what l suffered for ten years from
Eeaema." writes Mrs. III n Latta. q
Garrison, Mo. u was treated Ply th n
best doctors in the West, but receive e.
no benefit, Three bottles of p; ~ p,
cured mo sound and we'll. SIN oF
eight months have passed an .s l, u ere
Is no sign OF a return. MY advice 70
al Is, don't delay. Begin the use OF
~, D, ID. at once and be cured.
We have carried ID. ID. y, Tor. Q lone
time because we know II takes away
tho itch and we believe 1T TO he an IN.
Iallible remedy in the treatment y
Eczema and othe, akin diseases !,
N Owens g. Minor prng Company eng
! all druggIstR. " FIN s's8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
All-nnx aIsrtlnn

nerintendent Of tho Maryland Itoliness Mis-.
sions, viii be present and preach to-day in
an all-day meeting at the West End Rescus
1850 a. NJ. a:30 and s p. Nj. There Will be
AN al-day meeting Friday also and services
in the mission Sunday. . a, NJ. II a. Nj. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
NorfolIS BANKS Not Affected.

NORFOLK, VA, OCTOBER 33.-The
slump In securiti and the high money
marlet while 1t has made the local.
money market tight. has had no other
are not afrected by A any Of the fail
ures in New York. The local bankers
beli've that the worst of the present
flurrY las passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
ORGAN RECITAL
New Instrument ut st, Papl's Gires Perfect
Sattsfnction-Mr. Gibson Ors,uilst-

st. Pauls Church WAS crowded to over
flowing last evening with tho audience that
aracInbled to hear tho recital given by MIR. s
Archer Gibson, orsanist of the Brick Pros
byterian Church IL, New York City.
TIC say that all who heard the organ and
the organist were delighted Dut poorly ex.
presses tho enthusiastic outburEt used 70
voice tho opinions of the many who came
home to discuss the magnificent tone AMI
qualities OF ST. Pauis new organ and Mr.
lGibron's magnificent handling OF It.
Tho Rev, DIR. Forsyth. the rector of the
ana pleasant remarks about the fact of MI
yGibson's being Southerner by nativity. and
the pleasure he experienced>4n common with
the audience at having the opportunity Of
hearing so hne an orgnntst.
Miss Frances West. who was down on the
program for one number. WAS In splendid
voice. The same thing is true of Messrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Car Compuny to Rcduce Force.

DETROIT, October 23.-Thc local
plant of the American Car and Foun-
dry Company Is planning to curtail its
working force, At least Twenty-Five
hundred men, It Is said. will be laid
off about December lst unless more
orders for new equipment come in
from the railroads,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
rhornc sells Railray Stock. 4

NEW YORK, October 25.---Announce-
nent was made to-day that Oakleigh
l,nnY OF America. had sold control of
the Central of Georgia Railroad which
he purchased jointly with Nlarsden j.
Perry last July. Mir. rhorne declined
TO say to whom the railroad had been
sold. He denied that the road had been
sold TO the Rock Island interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Probably Murdered for MONEY,

CHARLOTTE, n. G.. octobert es.---
Miss Mary Ann Harper. an aged lady
living near Mount Gllead, N g., was
found by a neighbor lying dead on
the floor of her sleeping room, The
woman was rumored to have had con-
siderable money hid In the house,
which may have been tho motive FOR
murder, There were evidences OF a
struggle In tho rooni :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
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lieved to be in better condition than
1t has been for some time.
shortly after , O'clock this after
noon a petition was filed in the United
States Circuit Court asking that re-
ceivers be appointed for the en-
barrassed companies of the Westing-
house interests.
The receivers for the Westinghouse
Electric aud Manufacturing Company
are r, III. Given, II. s. a. Stewart and
H. NJ. Herr.
For the Westinghouse Machine Com
pany: William McConway, w. II. Don
ner and u. Keller.
For tie Security Investment Com
pany: The Fidelity Title and Trust
The petition for receivers for the
Nernst Lamp Company Is now being
prepared and will be presented in the
morning.
point d II. A. S. Stewart and William
Abbott. receivers for the Iron City
Trust Company, of this city. Tho pa
pcrs died In court show that the con-,
pany has assets exceeding $l.ooo,oOo
and liabilities to dcpositors of about
Sl,T00,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
CLiaf .rnsilca To Sit

Word has been received here that Chs.
Justice Melville W. Fuller. OF the United
states Supreme Court, viii sit In this city
witt the United States Circuit Court OF Al
5psals next month The court will convene
for the term on November 9th at noon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Je.eph s.okes ana norman cas-, vic !.

Jcseph s.okos and Norman Call. who's.
veiees blended perfectly.
The audiences was held from Beginning TO
ond spelibound and preathiess with attention.
Nest OF this principal musicians in the city
wcrv presant and testified by their intayesi
to tho pleasure they felt in the recital.
T. was unanimously conceded tina, NOTHING:
In tho limo OF church music could have
been imagined finer or more uplifting than
program perfectly rendered by so trus 4
master on 40 splentiid an instrument.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
FARMERS IN CONVENTION.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Nah

Principal Address.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Qctob er-ea.--More than
100 farmers. representing about one-half tho
counties OF the State, were present to-day nj
the convention called by the Chamber at
Commerce. or Syracuse to consider the aSrl-
cultural situation in the State OF New York
n, \. Godfrey master OF the State grange,
presided, and Mayor Alan c. Forbes, OF ssyrl-
ouse made u brief address OF welcome Tho
prii cipal speaker was Secretary Of .Asricul.
ture James WILSON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Mrs. Blunltenship l,elt.r. Z

7 Mrs r., l.. Blnnkenshlp was operatea IN
yesterday at WILLIAM Byrd HOSPITAL and nj
lnst reports was sresting quietly ami doing
gery we'll. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
THE WEATHER

Forecast: virginia-Fair and colder
winds.
North Carolina-Fair Thursday. cold
err in the interior Thursday; Friday.
fair; light to fresh northwest winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24

OF gross Per
earnings. Mile.
N. Y. Phil. &: Norfolk r. r. $3.50
Ches. g. Ohio Railway..... Sal 623
Southern Railway ....... s.53 431.
Nor. & Western Railway 3.Il 4s5
Obstinate 1907. S522)
8. A. l.. Railway ..3.l.i.,.. $50 377
Washington Southern Ry.. 49,. s2d
Atlantic Cost Line Railroad Co. 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Tile TIMES RICHMOND VA

losa cent. Hickey is now III san
AF'rancisco ,ssf ttl''tf ',s' n Il ~
A statement issued by the company
thls aitrprhoor, assigns labor, troubles
the suspension, and doc area that do
posltors Will he paid dollar for floiiur.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Highest temperature yesterday. q
Lowest temperature yesterday ..... 46
Mean ternpera ture Yesterday. 60
Normal temperature " sterday. ..... 81
Departure from normal temperature 8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-16

A good wearing fast black hose
mad expressly to our orders, put
up 3 pair in box. They will out
wear any soc hose shown in Sa-
lem.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
PITS CAPITALIST
 TAKE OVER PICACHO
Promising Gold Property Near Cananea Will Be ExtenS-
 ively Developed,

The Picacho Gold property located about 40 miles south east of Cananea has been turned over to a Pittsburg company. Mir. Porter, president of tie U. S. National bank in that city is slated for the new head of the com pany. A controlling interest in the property was sold for s100,000 and 1t will be used for working capital. All the interested parties are from Pitts burg and it is said that they intend to do business on large scale.
 The property consists of 6 quartz ledge sixty feet wide in places, and assays of gold have been made run ming all the way from s4.o0 to 0,000 a ton. Two shafts are down 50 feet each and new machinery for extensive operations has been ordered. The claims of this company adjoin the Els persnza mine formerly owned by the Phelps-Dodge Go. Their shafts are not more than 600 feet distant from the Esperanza, where 1t IS said more than s2,ooo,00o of shipping ore was taken out. On the dump of this last named mine more than s20o,0o0 worth of filings are ready for the cyanide.
 The property is about 40 miles away from the railroad; but good wagon road built by the Phelps-Dodge people leads out to the steam road. This wagon road cost in the neighborhood Of s75,000. An expert of high stand ing spoke highly of the property and hence the transfer. The Pittsburs folks think they have bonanza.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
JOURNALISTS MADE TO ORDER
 (Globe Silver Belt)

They are talking about founding a college of journalism in Missouri, and Cornell university pretends to gradu- ate journalists every year. MT. Jo- seph Pulitzer gave some millions that were to establish school of jour- nalism in New York.
 If you can turn out journalists" like gloves and grubbing hoes. slate pencils, trace chains, jack knives and other articles necessary to domestic economy, 1t is a great thing for the noblest of professions. But you can no nor turn plums into oranges, to than you can make a poet by hand. Francis Jeffrey, editor of the Edin- burg Review. and the autocrat of Eng fish letters in his day, wrote an en- tertaining and most plausible essay in which he took the position that Benjamin Franklin would nave been a very ordinary man 1T he had been licked into shape at Harvard college, and we do not believe that Horace Greeley would have been half the journalist he was had he been bred to the craft in a school of journalism. The place to teach and learn jour nalism is in a newspaper office. It may be a little old country weekly or a great, big city daIiy, and then the man must be born journalist or the job will be helplessly botched. Love the job or leave it. Unless the newspaper man loves printers ink; unless he has a fellowship and companionship with the man at the case; unless he loves the music of the press as It turns out the history of yesterday, all the colleges in the world will never make a journalist of that man. Wishes do not filI the Ar no no rturn pIums into oranges. to borrow a thought from George Eliot, and neither will man intended for a blacksmith or a tailor move opin- ion like Swift and Hazlit, Ritchie and Greeley, or gather news like the cid CT Bennett or Joseph Medill, or Jo- seph RI. Mccullough.
 If Mir. Palmer would benefit the cloth, let him divert his millions to make home for old, decrepit unfor- tunate newspaper men worn out in the service of the public and indigent because of improyident fusoandry.
 Age and want, oh, i'll matched pair. A refuge for these would be worth more than a thousand colleges of journalism
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
SCHOOL TEACHERS
 KIDNAPPED IN s. ).
Taken From Train and Forced to Accept Engagement,
 Happy Ending,

Harvest hands are not the only per sons who are being Kidnapped in South Dakota, but school teachers are suffer ing the same fate.
 If gentle and :icaid teachers from the East don't want to be hdnaped and carried away, much after the style of young Lochinvar, they had better keep out oi South Dakota. But if they are adventurous and want to be placed upon the altar by the young and good-looking ranchmen of that le- zion, they had better by their tickets right away.
 Miss Stella Meade and Miss Alice NJ. Pound, two soft-vodced Puritan maId- ems, who went West with the inten- ton of teaching at Huron, are teaching under compulsion, near Csvorr. in the southern part of Beadle county.
 At first they obected strenuoGsiy. but the young men of that region have made it so pleasant for them that they have succumbed.
 It was 6 very surprising thing to Miss Meade and Miss Pound, when, on their way to Huron a group of handsome young men, in sombreroS and knotted handkerchiefs, boarded the train at Cavour.
 My" said the romantic Miss Meade to the severe Miss Pound, as she clasped her hands in excitement, "aren't they just splendid, just Ike the Virginian?"
 To the additional surprise of the maidens the young men came to where they were sitting.
 Are you ladies going to Huron to teach?" politely asked one of the young men, lowing courteously, and almost touching the floor of the car with a graceful sweep of his broad brimmed sombrero.
 We are," replied the two Eastern girls. ''You are wanted outside by the d. rectors," was the next reply.
 The girls stepped out, and while they were expostulating the train pulled out, and there they were, out on the prairie with all these strange men and no chaperon In sight. Miss Pound drew herself up haugh- tily.
 twill you kindly explain the mean ! ing of this indignity?" she said with a voice as cold as an autumn breeze 1 from off Cape Cod.
 We just need you, that's all, was the unabashed reply. You've go' ! to teach down in our country. And with that the young women were bun died into a waiting buggy anu tafen to a farm house where they were vel! cared for.
 ] The young men began to be Mten ] tive, and before long the s.Ils decided that they were not 30 badly off aftel all. Then they became more interest ed. and now the round cf seyetie: hardly allows them to attend to then
 school duties.
 County Superintendent Du Bios stormed and threatened over this sum mary action on the part of the kidaap pers, but they merely replied that necessity justified their acts. H Tn the meantime other regions ot South Dakota, where 1t is impossible to get teachers, are contemplating fol lowing the example of the men nea Cayour, and it Is likely to be mad interesting for some other school ma'ams.-Rocky Mountain News.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
A BUSINESS BODY
phoenix Gazettel

As general proposition, efforts at
 predicting what sort of a body the
 average legislature will develop into
 when 1t first meets Is well nigh
 hopeless task, and Arizona legisla-
 torres in the past have proved no ex-
 csption to this well grounded rule. Those that have promised brilliant results have fzzled so Hoss.=ss,- s.a others, of which little or nothing was
 expected, have shown results that
 were truly surprising.
 However. there is one thing that can confidently be predicted for the territorial body that convened last Monday. and that is that it will be in the strictest sense of the term busi-
 ness legislature There is nothing in its personnel or the body as a whole that looks Ike friyolity or hints at neglect of duty. The mem- bers are of the sort that -do things" and therfore may be expected to at tend to the territory affairs with that same energy anc business acu- men that they would employ in their personal affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
.COCH|SE COUNTY PROSPERS|

fairly good apportionment The bond fund will receige enough by its al lowance to call In another one of the outstanding bonds and 1t Is the inten- ton of Treasurer Gaines to do 30 as soon ss the apportionment is made. The school fund in the event of the passing of the anti-gambling bill will be cut short some 330.0O0 which it has been receiving annually from the licenses collected from the gambling games, so that 1t viii haye-to be given an additional amount from some of the other funds in the event the bill passes. The estimated cost of running the schools for this year as compiled by Superintendent of Schools Rock feller, was s100 900.
 The back tax. book of the county has been completed and the total was found to be s33.0o0. Of this amount the county treasurer has already col lected since the first of January, the sum of s10,000, leaving but about s23,- 900 on the books which Is the least amount of back taxes that has ever stood on the books in the history of the county, Every day sees more of the property redeemed so that at the end of sixty days, or the middle of March. at which time suits can be brought for the payment of back taxes, there will probably not be much on the back tax books.
 The condition of the present finen- cial standing of the county is pros porous. The tax rate has been reduced from s4.60 to s2.60 and at the same time sufficient revenue collected lo pay off the bonded indebtedness as well as the floating indebtedness.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
WHO'S A LADY? \ QUESTION
 RAISED
Woman Without An Escort Isl
 to Be Served In Restaurant the Recent Ruling of a New
 York Hotel.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-"who is a lady?" is a question raised by the posting of the following notice on the bulletin board of the Waldorf-Astoria:
 Ladies without escort will be served in the restaurants hereafter at any hour"
 It has been an unwritten ruie in the best hotels and restaurants in the city that a woman without an escort was overlooked-to put 1t gently-by the walters so that she could seek some other place where sae could be served.
 The notice at the Waldorf-AstoTla was taken to indicate that the new" woman had conquered. A reporter sought information as to the extent of feminine supremacy. It did not seem to be question of woman's right to dine when and where she pleased, but rather one of her eligibil- ity and right to the t:tle of lady The management of the Waldorf said:
 "It has always been rune Of this house to entertain ladies-real ladies'"
 But what is a lady? Is 1t deter mined by dress or manner or-ac- cent?"
 Why, my dear srr-.wny, a lady, my good fellow, is a-um-lady, hey?"
 The Hotel Astor was tried next The head waiter said that a line was drawn upon women after a certain hour in the evening. A woman who was a guest of the house could dine when she pleased, but women from the outside were barred. At Delmonico's when tthe question of seating and serving unescorted wo- men was raised, the manager said:
 "Eo. we discourage 1t. But where the lady is known to us 1t is all right" |" On one occasion Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was unknown to the head waiter, was refused a seat in the public diningroom-
 And when the lady is not known?" Why, she must go to a private din ingroom."
 Suppose she doesn't want to?" "Then-Well, one must use dis cretion. If 1t is lady" "Yes, but how do you judge a lady"
 Well, . lady is one you can tell easily" said the night clerk. You can tell by the way she sits, by the way she orders, by the way-Oh, man a lady is lady. don't you see7"
 Began, the manager Of tine Knick- erbocker, has terse way of saying things.
 Do you let women without escorts ! sit in your diningrooms l My dear sir" said MT. Reagan, I've cater for the pubic. If woman comes in here and sits down she'll be served so long as she's a lady. In fact"
 But what's a lady?"
 My good sir, lady isis. Now see here. a woman who may not be a lady comes in here. She sits down and she realizes that there are fine people around her. She immediately sits up and says to herself:-Hm! This is the place where I've got to be have myself"
 Sherry's said they would receive women at any time so long as they looked well and behaved well.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
NO MORE pANDRurF.
Newbro's Herpieide Destroys the Pes tiferous Cause of Annoying Dandruff

Does your head itch? Is your coat or dress full of white flakes after dressing your hair? That's the effect of dandruff. Is your hair thinsing? !? Are you beginning. to get bald spots? Are you already, in fact, rapidly be- coming bald? If so, that is the effect of measly little parasite that bur rows in at the root of the hair. and throws up the scalp in dandruff and eats off the hair at the root. Sciences latest discovery is 8 destroyer of that pestiferous germ. That destroyer is contained in no other hair preparation on earth but Newbro's Herpicide. Try it, and be convinced. A delightful dressing. Sold by leading druggists Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit Mich.
 TWO SIZES, 50 CENTS AND s1.00
 BlSBEE DRUG CO, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
lspecial to ReYiew.l ]

tSpcclal 10 heFleW-1
 Cochise county is rapidly becoming strictly on a cash basis. It has 10 funded bonded indebtedness as have most of the counties of the terrIiory and it's bonded indebtedness will in two years more have been entirely wiped out of existence, the last of the bonds becoming due in 1909. The bonded indebtedness of the county January 1. of this year, was s69, GOO, and County Treasurer Gaines called in and paid off twenty fose bonds and the interest thereon so at the present time there Is only a bonded indebtedness of s4s, 900. and from pres ent appearances one more of these next few weeks Next year there oe- comes due sls,e00 of the bonds with the privilege of the redemption of $10.000 so that if these bonds are all redeemed there will be but s19.oeO to be paid in 1909.
 The floating indebtedness of the county, which was estimated at $S5.- 630 by the clerk of the board of sup ervisors in his annual report has been obliterated, all of the outstanding war rants against the county have been called in and the interest on them stopped, so that at the present time, with the exception of the bonds out standing, which are not due, there is money in the treasury to pay of a considerable amount of the expenses which may arise during the present quarter. An apportionment or the funds in the treasury will be made into the various funds and all of them will receive a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

Get your kodak finishing done at the Bisbee Drug Store.