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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-20
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-20
AUCTION SALE
On Tuesday. SEPTEMBER -, at 70
O'Cioek A. NJ,

OClocH A, NJ,
On The above date 7 VIII sell at auc-
ton al the J. J. Johnson place. one
ana a half miles northeast Of WiIliston
Fla, a plantation containing I2a acres
of Land. zoo acres cleared and % acres
fine timber; Well improved ana in
high state Of cultivation. Also
horses. cattle, hogs, farming i'm
p,emen-s. household and kitchen
furniture.
9-l3-2t 7. H. JOHNSON. Agent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
SarmlOIc %S0acnmaidinc.

Gr. @ottlieb'S Senoung an ieinen
S6tpiegerpoter Mtorib @liids-
mann.
Sem Oorf, g.. Sonuar. - SIN
YorfDille Boli5eigeridt iullr0e bellte
Elm @utoften Dorgelegt, nel6es 5.
Q. @olf, ser fungirenOe Gbef.Sn-
Ipeftor Oes Bureaus fiir Grplolip-
ltofic, ser 8oIi5ei 8etreifS Ser Wo-
ifine o6gegeben bat, Die Or. SuliuS
@ottlieb on9eblid) an ieinen S6lpie-
0erbater MoriB @liidSnlonn o6ge-
lanot bat. 9arnadl 6eltallb Der DOL
liide" Ipporot aus Dem @ert elmer
8ecfltbr uno elmer Combination bon
3 Srodcnbottcrien. 4o5 llbrlperf
lag al einem @noe oes &aItens mo
iuor al Der Seite befelti9t. Sin oes
on0eren Seite NOR eilt pier5oliger
Srfeiieumagnet feltgema6t. Son oeit
E%roden5eQen logen 3tuei ein5eln al
einem @noe mn Die orei ilbri9en az
Dem oltoeren. Ser o6ere Sbeil beS
l~l6rtuerfs mar 0urcb einen 9robt nit
elmer 3 3oll langelt, rs 3oa 0iden
&06re pcr6unOen, in bcren zines
gnOe cine 3S-falibrige Eatrone 6ins
eingetrieben NOR. Ser 3tped oeS
Mogueten lit untlar, pa beriel6e feline
9lrrnotllr bate. @llem ani6eine nod
NOR elmer Ser 2eitungS0rGbte Der
9otterien oomit p%er6unoen, bod lieB
iiG bos ans Oem 3uitan0e, in Oenr
Der &aIten in sic Sd1loe oeS 9camten
grlangte, nidt mebr fcItItcllen. guBcr
Der Yotrone murbe i'm &aiten fein
G~rplolipitoff porgefutOen, audi fci1
Sled, Ser on5eigen fonnte, 6oB cin
lolder 6nrin entbnlten mar.
No6 Der 9lniidt oeS Su6perIt6n-
bigcn lit Die Wol6ine 0oS @erf zines
aberdeen, Der bon Ser Iniuen0ung
ser Gleftri3itGt 5ltm @nt5iinoen BON
@rplolipitoffen feline gt6nung bot.
9tidtS ipar uorbanoer, mos >ollf Den
Climber Der Yotrone bate i6logen
unb oiele abfeuern fonnen. Gie &u.
gel NOR 10 felt eiugefeilt, OoB lie itef-
fen ge6lieben m1re. Sci elmer 81.
ploiion Bitten bie Stiide ser sec.
lpringenben Siilie olleroingS einen
Nabeiite6enoen OH gltgen ooer Sc
Iidt perpltnoen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
Wus Baltimore : County.

8iGtige Gnti6eioung 1T Der uGnt
off"-6rogc 81 llngunlten Der
y9oltimore.S Ohio : giienbobn" &C.
fGat. = StroBen6abn Serldnge-
rrllg in Nngriff genommen.
InOcre Golrntp-Nadridtcn
Ssnt areisgeridt at SomIon traf
Sonitag Gi1tcr Duncan in Der So
dJe BON Sobn @aters gegen Die BAL.
tinlore . Ohio . Giieu6abn : Gomlpog-
ME" cine gntiGeioutg SIT llngunlten
ser 2ebteren, oorauf balirero, oaB
OoS bon ser lebten 2egislotur err
loIiene iogenannte uGut off"-@eleb
gegen Die Gompa9tie feline poae
&roit bebolte unb oieIe nidt ooS
Nedt babe, sic porgeiebene Srad)t-
linie Inn Baltimore 81 6alen. Ser
Gifter gebt BON Ser Meinung aus,
bob Die @elebgeber i'm Sabre 1926,
ais lie Ger Baltimore bio-Sabn"
ben Sreibrief gaben, oie @ntpidelung
Der Stabt I'M Iltge batten nn0 nid,t
sic grbauung einerS ransportations.
Clinic, ipeld)e Die Srodt BON oieIer
Safen ablenfen lou.
GrIter S6ritt sur Stra-
bcnboDn- Serlange-
rum q.
Sll COMPTON fonb Somitag Die eritc
llc%bertragling zines @egere6tes an
bic ullniteo Hailmaps onb electric
Co." fir Die Gerlangerung ibrer
2inien nady Simoniunt, 2utbernille
uno Godepspiae itatt. Ser lle6er'
trog ipuroe BON Selen so. Hiogelp
eemadt nnD betrifft einen 9urd)-
brltf burd) lire @albung bon Der
Worf.Nooo nod Der 2ombaroltraBe
in 2nt6erbile.
gieI 8ei6rei I'm menig o.
@oIIe.
9ii6ter 9uncan lab in Tomion az
@eriGt itber cinen Saa Der gbelelte
gofep gegen @iaiam 2anaban.N
Sic Godeps botten inter Inberem
einen i9malen Streifen 2anb bon
syrou Girginia @aters geerbt, ben
oieie fir 5 Sabre gegen @orausbe-
5ablung Der Hadt on canadian Der.
pa6tet baitc, unO berlangten Die gr-
mittirnng beS Gddters. @or einem
Sricoensrihter tpurOen iie abgeipie-
fen, urlb iiber lire g~lppenation I'M
&reisgeridt ST 3otpion bebielt lid,
Iidter Duncan bic gntiheioiing Dor.
Grei Mehtsanpalte, namli6 &an-
oolpb garton iuny unb HeomonO 6.
Stepart fir Die Godeps uno 5ranf
8osnel urb Osborne S. Dellott fir
2anabat, iparen in Oieier fleinen
Sade tbdtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
Ser Snp6ms in SCRANTON.

Scranton, go, 6. Sanuar. =
@Gbreno Der am Somitog Mtittag
perItri1enen "a Stunben fan1en I'M
bieligen @elunobeitS. Bureau mieoer
80 grfranfllngen ON Sppbus sur
Inmeloung, lpoour6 Die Gelomt1t'
5abl Der Yatienten in ser Staot lelblt
ouf 1910 ltnb inn on~grcn5enben 9r.
rough Sunmore ouf Is lteigt. Slim
EooesfdGe wuroen geItern friib &C.
meloet, moorr6 Die 3obl Ser Spfer
Der Gpibemie mabrerO Der lebten brel
@o6en o1lf 81 iteigt. lin Die lpabre
Sa6loge befonnt 5u oeben, beroftent.
li6te Ser Wapor Die folgenoe Grflo-
ritng: o0ie @ntitebung Der @pioenie
lit auf cine Der @aiier5uiubraueaen
Der Stabt 5rriid5ufiibren, Die gu
pbrs-Y aciQen iino jeoo6 jest tbat-
iG1lid %iiolirt, unb Oie Sbeorie, na6
ipel6er infer @elunobeits Bureau
bisGer norgegpngen lit, inoem es Die
ltrengiten MaBregeln trof, I'm lueite-
rem Grfra1fun9en por5ubengen, bat
oaour6 lire poQe Ted)tfertigung ge.
funoen. Sic ms 5ugegangenen per-
l6iebentli6en Inerbietungen bon
llnterItiitung miliet mir lebr 1pobl ST.
iddben, i6 irene mid iebod, erfldrell
5n fDnnelt, bob mir poaltanoig Ser
rem Der Situation iinO. Iu6 an Scs
ipitdlern nno Granfenlpdrtern lit
fein Mangel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
Etiirmiidlc sSnhrt.

Sem 0orf, 6. Snutar. a1lf
Dem Gitnoro . Compiler u@traria"
fegte in ef1em 6eftiaen Sturm in Ser
9tod)t bonn letten 6reitag, ma6reno
OnS Sdiif oilf ser 6n6rt bon 2iper-
pool bier9er mar, cine Stur5Welle
ii6er oaS GerOcf, t00tete Den Gee
nlonn SarneS @olfer .lllo perlebte
leds oltoere WIitgIieocr ser Wonts
ld)oit b2oenfli6. Glide Ser 2estercn
erlittcat @lieocr6riide uno innere
9erlebungen. @Gbreno Der Sturm
an iGlimmlten tobte, murbe i'm 3tpis
id)enDef Elm fleineS MGoben geboren.
Die gaiiagiere idoiien $50 fir Die
Mlltter, Srnu Socob @ololteit gu
Inntlllelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

iiber Die Irmee.2 ieferungen nod pers
i60rft. Ser 9iioget,glusi6uB bat
Dem Blenum 0en @ori6log unterbrel'
tet, Dob eS BON Dem gctrpifenen lie
bereinfommcn gar feline Noti3 nc6me,
neil eS Die 6itreiNii0e &nOllItric oni
ooS S@merItc iAdOigc. Gcr Safer
&6nig Sron5 Soiepb miro bteril6er
nit Dem li1gorii6en WiniIterpr0li,
oenten Or. @eferle in Der n0biten
Mo6e confertren.
Ser Wfonard fii6rt ferner Sen &ors
iib bel midtigen @onieren3en bod
ItebenOer MilitGr8 beiOer &Gliten OcS
9tci6eS. SIS bon0elt ii9 bel Den &c,
rot6ltngen b%oruebmIi9 nm Die GrDo-
bllng Der Netrutrn5obG uuo Ser G6eis
hing oc$ @cneralltobS nod 0ellti6cm
Oililtcr in cinen @roBen mo einct
Gruppeu-@ enerolItob.
81 egierungSD lille Der BUM
gern0en GGtneen
SGong6oi, 6. Sonuor. - Die
Hegierunq bot iid) e1OliG DcronlaBt
gcieben, in Den @ungcr6iitriften cine
meitongeleqte &iilfSoftiou ein5llciten
ltno Die Orte Cling Slang, SIT gao
nan, Slldien uno gu Gidufu 81
@eftrelt 0erIel6cn bcitimmt. @roBe
Selologcr sur Illfnobme Der Sb0ods
loien Ii10 crrid)tet mor0en. Die Der
tbeilung Ser No6rltngSnlittel Itebt III
ter Ser g(ltfii6t lotoler Gontite'rl, mel
6e ans ollen MiiiionGren zines Gts
itriftcS unO ongeiebcncn G6inelen Be
Itebcn. Wfit Niidiid)t oltf Oic 0roBen
Summer, pelde Der Negieru1g Iitr
0ieIe 3luede sur &erfilgrng Itcben,
miro sic Siilfe 0cS NltSlan0eS, bis oltf
0ie glnno6me BON Qc6cnSmitteln ridt
in Nn1prltd genon1mc1 rpcr0etl. IS
mllr0e 6ei6lpiien, Die No6rltn0Smite
tel MIR in Sen Oringen0itcn 6dQet 81
peri0enfen, lonIt o6er INN einen 9olt5
geringen GreiS 51t %Derfoufen. Die leBs
ten 8eri6tc Der Wtiiiion0rc aus Ben
<nger0iitriften louten Ger5eri6itt'
ternO. Sunoerte bon HerIonen tier
ben tdglid Dor Srnger un0 SGlte.
G6ineliide 9lGtter melOen, OoB OoS
gusp6rtige Nnlt Die A%blcbnung bon
9eitrdgen Scr Gereinigten Stooten
fir oie SllngerOiltrifte in ernite @r-
pdglrng 5iebe. GicS ioa oils &ctoIio-
ton Dofiir 9eoo6t fem, boB Die Ser.
Stootcn BEL Ser Son 6roncisco-&as
toitropbe Die 6ineliiGen SeitrGge alb
gelebnt boben.
Eo9iti an GngIonO obgc-
treten?
Welbournc, I%ltitrdlien, g.. So
nitor. - 8eri6ten aus Wtiiiionsquel-
len 3ufolgc bat Sronfreid) Go6itt, eis
ne Ger @eieli6oftSaSnlclll, al @roB-
6"ritonnicn ob0etretelr mo er5Glt oa-
fir territoriole 3lgeitdnOniiie III
9irmo obcr Sn6o.Gbino. Grcn1ier
9cafin crflGrt in0eiien, er milIe
nidjtS BON elmer ioldcn 9l6mnGung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
@atcr, Mntter mnb pier Sin6er
eritift.

Burlington II, ST., G.. Sonuar.
- @G9reno Ser lebten 9tadt fam
SEQ. 9epino's gauge 8ainilie, aus
Waml, Srol1 unO bier &inoern be-
Itebeno, 81 @inoo8fi 6llr1 @inatbmen
bon 2eudt9aS um's 2ebelt. 0aS 8aS
mar Gus elmer leden Saltptrobre ir
ser StroBe 0ltrd cine 9l65ugsrobre
III 0aS SallS einoeorul1gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
GoIliiion M den beut.
6en 0ampfern

Neapel, 6. Sanuar.-Ger Ioro.
oeutide SlopbOampfer rBrin5eiiin
Srene" bate geitern @benb, ols er
Den bieligen Sofen perlieB, einen bef.
tigen Sturm 81 befampfen unb ipltr.
De our llmfebr ge5luungen. Sci iei,
mem @inlaufen in ben Safen coli.
oirte er nit oem 9anpfer nWoltfe."
9eioe Sabr5euge murOen beId1oist
uno iperoen brei @oden 9ebufs SC
paratur bier bleiben miiiien. llnter
ben $50 Eaiiagieren Der vBrin5eliir
Srene" brab in Solge Ser Goqiiion
Elm paniider S6reden aus, uno meb-
rere Yerlonen mlr0en berlebt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
CAPT. OILLINGHAM
LEAVES THE FRANKLIN
Master of the Receiving Ship
Goes to New York-Captain
Coles Succeeds Him.

NORFOLK. VA. January IA pas
senger aboard the old Dominion steam
was Captain A. G.. Dillingham;. who To-
day surrendered command Of this naval
training station and the receiving shin
Franklin TO become commander OF the
Second Naval District which comprises
an the training stations on tho At
lautic coast Captain Dillingham; has
i~en ia command of the ship and sta
ton for three years. He is succeeded
here by Captain Coles. Omcers Of the
station were IA fun dress uniform to
greet the new commander and to saw
gcOd-by to the departing one. when
the station and ship We're formerly
transferred. The marine guard was
paraded and crew or the Franklin
gathered forward. On his way up the
coast tonight Captain Dillingham; sent
wireless fluctuations 10 Admiral Berry.
COmmandGnt of the naval station. and
Mrs Berry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Individual Note.

AS To the note deposited. Mr.
Hochler test ed that the note loss
discount. amounting 20 S2.420 "or some
sucn matter was an Individual note
and explained that a party for whom,
hr held a note. went out Of business
and that he had taken ND this note
signed by his son. anu Iuat IL was re-
coived al state Bank by collateral.
This note. he said. had been rum
ming for some time. ne did NOT re-
mcmber how the account was raid. and
did not know whether 10 was cash
cor cueck. u don't keep any private
bank said Mr.. Hechler Il had
note and another small one and fust
let them 20 on in"
Here the counsel became involved in
considerable tangie of figures as 10
various notes, and their discounts. the
commissions OF Mr.. Hechler on tax
collections etc. Mr.. Wcndenburg then
led q series Of questions showing ~
Dir. Hechler's testimony that the ad-
mitted shortage according to the
Boudar report was S2.573 which was
increased by tho error found that
morning amounting to $500 IS. and by
Mr.. Hechier's testimony that ne had
oNcrpaid the State on tax collections
SI767.29. making a total Of S5.s43.46
paid out for other than purpose pro-
Vided bv law.
Mr.. Wendenburg endeavored To show
Icy testimony of Mr.. Hechler that the
together with items amounting 10 So
1928 leaving balance of $101S.14
unaccouuted for
Mr. Hechler seemed unable 10 follow
the questioning OF tho attorney I'm this
matter. and again referred TO r.
Todd. who. he said was the book
keeper. and would explain better than
ho could
of. rs have shown. on October Let
You wero short s5.e3. do YOU mean to say
that all Of that money was taken out OF
the Todd estate money with the consent
Of the admin strator2" asked Mr.. Wen
donburE.
THE counsel Of the Todd estate" re-
piled the treasurer. "told me not 10 pay
OF state and county funds but TO keep
the money for the Todd estate.
1T appears that you have used &.9l3
that did not belong to you. without con-
sent OF the Todd estate-have used il
out ~ the common fisnd. the only deposit.
is this So"
"Alr Coalter attorney for the Todd
estate. asked IFS 20 paw the note of $500
Ohe Charles TIechler notej. ana 7 paid
it out OF my money and took the note"
Mr. Wechier further testified that no
balance was at FIRST turned over To him
by the former treasurer. that he bor-
rowed 5000 on his own account for the
current vouchers by "a personal note dis.
counted. that three Of the districts had
assumed their share Of the cost OF the
discount ON this note but thar Brook
land had declined.
Attorneys went over again and again
the various Ngures presented without
arriving at any definite understanding.
and Mr. Hechler seemed unable 20 make
a positive statement which would clear
up the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

tom OF bookkeeping IN use IN the Office.
Air Todd said
AT any time I'm tho year We can 20
TO our books and see just how much
are on hands To the credit Of each fund.-
Mr. Todd's explanation of tho account
" as not clear. however, and the figures
exhibited became more and more involved.
Mr. Todd questioned the accuracy of Nr.
Boudar's report and was given until
court opens this morning to prepare
statement from his books showing the
inaccuracies.
recalled to the stand to explain certain
entries. ana witness testified that le
would stand by his report IN every par
ticular.
The hearing will Dee cesgmod this morn
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BRING GOOD HEALTH
DR.. williams Pink Pills, Used After the
Grip, Arrest Fatal Decline and
Rebuild the system.

Any bodily weakness caused by n de-
fciency in the blood can lie cured by the
use OF Or. Williams Pink Pills. because
these pills actually make new blood.
After attacks Of the grip the blood IS
generally rundown and the patient con-
tinues TO decline.
About three years ago. says Mrs.
Jennie CoWan OF as North Henry street.
West Rav City. Mich. II caught a severe
cold which ran into the grip. 7 was
confined 10 my bed for two weeks. At
the end OF that time / was able TO be
about but was completely rundown. 7
was 30 weak 7 could hardly stand, my
cheeks had no color and felt faint. NV
heart would nutter and it was difficult
for me 10 breathe at times. Neuralgia
settled In the back Of nay head and
stomach. and ] suffered from lhelina
tlsm in my shoulders.
II had the care of the best doctor in
town. but became no better until friend
told me one day how she had been cured
bv Dr. Williams Pink Pills. and I &C.
cided to Try them. ! soon felt better.
and continued using them until / was
entirely cured They built mo up again
TO perfect health. and l use them now
whenever I feel at all sick. and they
always help me-"
DR. Williams Pink Pills are Invaluable
in such cases as well as In other blood
diseases because they not only drive Off
the germs OF the disease, but build up
the system. The pills have cured an
aemia. rheumatism, after-effects OF
fevers. neuralgia and many other severe
disorders.
Dr. williams Pink pills are sold by all
druggists. or sent. postpaid. on receipt or
price. 90 cents per box. six boxes $3.50.
by the Dr. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, y. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

funds .n lis hands FOR any other pur-
pose than that provided by law. 40
matter how honest NIr. Hachler might be.
This matter OF collections for the Todd es-
tate is not shown on the books be said.
Mr. w. G.. Saunders. OF Glen Alien. a.
member oc the board o. supervisors. app
pointed 10 confer with Mr. Hcchler as 20
"a better stem % bookkeeping. was then
sworn. AIR Saunders testified that MT.
Iechler had Acknowledged 20 the board
Of supervisors the shortage 81 more than
three thousand dollars. but claimed that
he could make good the amount az any
time. ar. Saunders testified further.
Mr. Hechler said he had used the
money, and that bee had a credit az the
state Bank ~ three thousand dollars.
a hien would cover the shortage Mr..
Hechier said DEE had used 10 To save dis
count on some Individual notes. Mr..
Icclier did not make any claim before
the board that IL was any ONE else's
money than the COunty's money. lie said
ho had used e TO save discount"
The petition OF Hechler, treasurer. in
the suit Of " r. Todd and others against
Isadora Todd and others was read
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
TO AVOID KILLING
MAN KILLS HIMSELF
Mr.. c. Risley Collins Shot by His
Own Gun in a Peculiar
Manner.
rspee.al % The r.me.-pi.na.eh.l

MEHERRIN. VA. January I7-Mr. c..
Ris.ey Collins. a contractor on the Tide
water Railroad. accidentally shot himself
last night about o'clock. at his camps.
just above This place. Mr.. Collins was
attempting To drive away negro from
camp just above him. who was at his
stable shooting and using had language
When the negro turned and began cursinE
him and threatened 10 shoot him. he sent
his man for his gun. and upon his return
be- was anxious 20 make the negro move
without shooting him. and as a result
reversed the gun and struck the negro
heavy blow. which caused one OF the
barrels TO go on and the entire load
entered his abdomen. killing him almost
Instantly. The gun stock was broken
from the force ~ the lick. and the negro
was knocked down. but soon got up. and
up 20 this time no clue OF him can be
found.
Mr. Collins was Young contractor
about thirty-hve years old. and was from
Bowling Green. Va. lie was a hard
worker and one Of the most popular young
men IN this section. His remains win be
sent home for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
LAD GOES TO JURY.
Silas Tackett, Who Killed Play
mate. VIII Have to Stand Trial

Especial % The Times Dispatch
OSBOkN'S GAP. VA. January IT,
Fllas Tackett the youth who shot and
killed his playmate. Gilbert Reed was
brought from wise county. whittier he
had fled after the klliug 10y Sheriff
Fleming a preliminary hearing was
had before Mayor Friar. OF Clntwood.
and Justice Adams. The evidence was
Hgainst him. and the court sent his
case TO The grand Jury. which viii
be lmpaneled at the January term OF
Judge Skeen's court Bona was given
for his appearance and the accused
was allowed to 90. The affair has
created quite a sensation throughout
this section
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HECHLER APPEARS
IN OWN DEFENSE


~ tao trcaFurer's Office aud before Sir
o'F7aherty led up 20 tra tr. of ap-
p1intm"nt OF M. Hechfer. and referred
O. the admitted fact that thc late treas
lrer mad overpaid tho State OF virginia
some $4,000 for 1905 tax tickets. which
taxes had not been paid at the time ~
Mr. Todd death. and which were claimed
as que % the Todd esiate on their pay
ment The late treasurer accounts w.ra
known 20 Doe otherwise Involved. and tho
administrator ~ the estate has NOT ms
yet entirely settled with the county al-
though II is now hoped ta4t fr. .-ta+o
viii pay out iu full
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Massie-Ritfer

fopeciai % The Times l-us.-t
iNth ESTER. VA january
The residence OF Mrs. Charles Edua~ a
f,ltter was tne scene o. "a pretty we'd
ulng tnls evening when her daughter
~ 80 Cara Virginia Ritter. became tne
bride o. Thomas William Nassie also
formed hv Rev. + T. Northern. psstsr
- Tie First Baptist Church. ans was
folovcc ~ supper. Mr. and Mrs.
Mass.e VIII reside here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
40 Intentional Wrong.

Mr.. Henry p. Boudar, senior member OF
the firm Of accountants. was the next Wit
ness
Mr.. Boudar confirmed the evidence OF
his son. but opened his evidence with q
statement that he had that morning dis
covered a discrepancy in the amount ~
cash on hand as OF October Ist. due prob
ably 10 the accountants taking tho state
ment as OF October LIST instead of Septem-
her 3oth. which Mr.. Boudar stated would
increase the shortage Of Treasurer Hech-
Ter by SOS -. making the deficit 81 III %.
Mr.. Henry BOudar further testified that
IN his opinion MT Hechler had not In
tentionaily used funds which did not be-
long TO him, but that he kept no cash
account; that his books were a mere
preteuse. and that his worthless system
Of bookkeeping was mainly responsible
FOR the accusations madsa. and that hc
had entirely overlooked the law. which
prohibited county treasurer from using
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Virginia Bonds Listed

BOSTON MASS Tanuarr IT-'T|0
Boston stock Exchange has Just listed
tie q per cent first mortgaZr gold
bonds az the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Traction Company They are alrear 3
listed or the philadelphia stock Fx-
change. According 10 the statement
fled for listing. earnings from January
lst % November 3oth. 1905. were S5Is.