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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

Total o.. ........ ..S9gu SIG U3
Territory 81 New Mckee. County 81 ncrna-
mo. So
L. r. II Collier. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solomuly swear that The
above statement is true t' the best of ms
knowledge ana belief
II COLLIER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
Kennedy for Dlarrhoea. never Known 10
Ua,EH

u want 90 say n few words Tor Chamber
lBin's CuHc. Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
] haze used this preparation in my family
Cor The past Eve years and have recommend
"a DO tu a number of people in York county
ANA have never known 90 20 fail 90 effect a
rut, 600 any instance. / feel that I can not
say too much fur the best remedy u the
Kind In the world. - Jemison. Sprlns
Grove. York County. Pa. This remedy Is
for sale BY all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

let ms help you get some business from
our thousands % rcndcrs There is lots 4
it Co be had' ana while our present adver.
tisrrs IN tho Morning Journal are getting
their snare, there is plenty left FOR new
Cumcra.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
ADVANCE GUARD IS
GOING To HEAT Up
THE SANDS
SHRlNERS LEAVE FOR
SILVER CITY TOMORROW
Main Caravan Will Start for
the South on the Following
Day-SiIvet City LOOKING for
a Big Time.

To prepare the way for the main
caravan, the advance guard of Bal
lut Abyad Temple of shriners will
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
COUNTY WITHOUT FUNDS.
Shortage OF sheriff Aman Larger Than
fxpcctcd-His bouts I'm
known.
Especial TO The Messenger.)

clinton, N. c., February 5.-Further
investigation into the affairs Of A. ".
Aman d~efaulting sheriff aud treasurer
OF Sampson county, and general nsr-
chant OF Clinton, shows his shortage
With the county to be larger han Was
at first supposed. 1t now looks - II
1t will reach $25. 600 which, added 10
his mercantile liabilities Of $1,000 viii
amount in all 10 total liabilities of
about $4,000. His assets, cOnsisticg
of mercantile stocks will approxigta.e
s12,O Sheriff Aman has abssntel
himself since filing his deed Of as
signment and his whereabouts are ua-
known. His bondsmen have appointed
incoming sheriff ID. c. McPnaiI tax eel
lector and he has taken charge OF The
tax books and is collecting The balance
standing uncollected on them. TIE
failure OF Sheriff Aman Is d~eploraLlc
in many ways. There is no money -
the treasury TO meet the current ex-
penses Of the county or to pay vouchers
OF the public school teachers. But pro.
vision is being made to meet these C.
legations and it Is hoped thaI the
most pressing will presently be dis
charged. This is the worst failure OF
an individual nature that has ever &C
Cured in Sampson county.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
Cans and Lewis Sign Articles.

Philadelphia, February 5.-Joe Cans
of Baltimore and Harry Lewis of Phil
adelphia, met here today and signed
articles of agreement for a finish fight
for the light weight championship of
the world. The men win fight for
$4,000 a side and the biggest purse Of
fered. Bids for the fight will be open
ed in Philadelphia at noon OF February
2sth. The men are to fight at 1873
pounds, weigh-in at the ringside. Each
of the pugilists posted $1,000 to bino
the Match
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

Thaw from the court room remained
in force today with the result that the
second row OF four chairs Just back Or
the prisoner. which heretofore have
been reserved for his family. hae b,,p
turned over TO those whose business
gave them the privilege OF atteudirr
the trial.
Josiah Thaw was the only mcmn-r
of the defendants family in court.
Harry Thaw on entering seemei ~
miss the smile of welcome which each
morning in the past had been bs,owed
upon him.
II Is apparent that the defendant de-
ponds on his wife TO turn the tide for
him. II will be her wrongs. IL there
be any. which will impress the jury
Thaw believes she will show that an
man placed in the circumstances wncI-
he found himself might have lost his
mental balance aad acted as he lilo.
Upon the effect Of her story. barlnc
the whole OF her past life, the prison
er's fate in large measure. rests.
though the picture q his white haired.
elderly mother taking the witness
stand TO save her son from n felon s
death Is expected To have a weigh
with the jury which only a man with a
venerable mother can appreciate.
Scarcely had the cour before whom
Harry X. Thaw is being tried for the
murder Of Stanford White adjourned
,s-a.. when th.re was II conference of
the defendants cuunsl and IL became
known that certain of the attorneys
were not pleased with the days dcyul-
opm"nts. Dolphin NJ. DclmaS on
.caving the court room had declared
aatly that he was dissatisfied with he
days proceedings and intimated that
he was surprised that the couduct or
the defense, for the day. had been ia
trusted 10 John h. Gleason rather than
TO himself.
DIR. Charles G. Wiley. the PiItsbur.
physician, who testified for tho defense
and was 50 sharply cross-cXamlned by
District Attorney jerome should pot
nave peen put on tn stand today. Mr.
Delmas said, and perhaps should nor
have been put on the stand NJ al"
i expected III 20 on and conduct the
case today" Mir. Delmas added. Il was
H"l PIl'e't Ihat MI. GLEASON should
nave "ohe IT,
1t h"l Oeen ruhl"fed in the court
lO"HI Lhht INA" was p!caSeh with
MF. "leasoh 5 ADDRESS to tho jury on
N"hua! ana mat ne directed ma Mr..
uit"7oh Sho"ih axe charge OF me case
l'-"''
''d" 81 "'h''hoN' were c''-eted az
A''"."Ss McflkeS Once wei. 'Ato the
evening ana "Heh conference broke an
ho'hlhS deIihI'o as to "n'I transpired
wa" mace p"DIc-
"n'h MI. D'I.ad. Wis "aAed "hai
Ildu Deeh zone al IN '."."'ticc, The
'~il'"Ihiah repLled:
Gan @"- ho'h.'. "' ..' resent
TINE.
'l'. .''.t.| + TcN.. N' more was
Il" conference iHAj "I. N'jninE 81
mp I'"' ""pfJHc'L
HC7''' fiaIIr4ube ana treason re
i"a'u |" uiS|uS' III" HlaI'eF'
HiOSl 1"t 4""!ei7 Had iclt' Dit. Nc
Flhe remained LOT some ume IN hI1
lie Sald:
me y Tor The defense held
Il conference 1T which the plans were
SUM- oftI iltt' Hdo Itdlty NDlnlNE
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

outset, but later began to a X note
and was often In earnest conversation
with those of his counsel who sat
nearest him. At times Thaw couto
not altogether suppress the suggestion
Of a grin at the keenness OF some OF
Mr.. Jerome's questions and the subtle
,humor they 30 thinly hid. But before
the cpse OF the day Thaw sesmed 10
worry. He bit his finger nails n
seemed anxious for the doctors ordeal
to end. His attorneys appeared Il BIT
puzzled at first but determined TO give
the district attorney the widest lib
erty.
II was at the close Of Mr.. jerome ;
lcross examination OF DIR. Wiley thaz
the attempt was made TO introduce
Testimony tending 10 show the STRAIN
of insanity said to have existed in GER
tain branches of the Thaw family.
Alfred Lee Thaw. IS vars Of age. a
resident of Richmond. Va. e was
lcailed to the witness stand
Are you related To tn" defendant,
Harry X. Thaw?" asked Mir. Gleason.
Il am
What is the relation"
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s.ia j. v,og in+ondod :, sbor co1o,
'eraI condition ~ Tban..s raIotivcs-
the relatives descended from Z COM,
mon ancestry. Alfred lie. Thaw is 4
man OF piercing dark eyes. His -ore-
head is contracted in a continual
IfrOwn.
.xOlJ a. l~ftiaOsi-C -mp:oc emf fw w wvpp
His black mustache is closely trim
imed and black hair brushed well back
from the forehead Mr. Gleason eatd
he wanted 10 nrova the hereditary
inbasa IF Thaw,s insanity and courd
traco If hacl, IN y common opcaetrr
with Tho itpas fothor
With the witness father II wae No,
nncecsor,. ~. noptor,Xnl.+od lac tho ,ov
i+hat - sho,,Ia ha nrorod . r,n,,s fotnar
H. cra.aso+b,. roro ;,eora ~ oetoh-
H. 80
D:Lniot
oD,m 49,. ~ -it.or ma- - 49,
49, Il@;,,, -. - a.on,.,
r. 49, I?nI $1,000. -
aaa1~- = aaid - hooI- 80 49,.
- ano.af,.hou - - 49,.
t|;4aS.s oad w. 7~a[,,r,,+ - ,n.n,
oommon hIooa an .,n -,"o car,atoraI
hranabo. of 4bo ra,,it-. er,,. .on"r,+e
t1toa1la 49, LoIn $780,. ~ ~ r:. !
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08
DEFENCE BLOCKED
District Attorney Jerome 100
Much for AIienist.
A BIT WORRIED
Showed a Marvellous
knowledge of Medicine.

Was Evidence lie had Prepared Him.
self to Meet the Defense WhiCh
Tiaw's Counsel had Entered in His
BChaIf-ThaW'S Lawyer Puzzled at
HIS Tactics and are Dissatisfied With
the Days Developments.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-08

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Bear As 2Ias kina icG dr. &sasn Bsgt
s's. : EuHMZZM
% >[ Sr<ECs .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS.
Two Norfolk Hotels HIVE to BE Put
in Receivers, Hands.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November 15.-The
Victoria Hotel Corporation. which owns
and operates the handsome new Vic
toria Hotel. on Main Street. was to-day
placed in the hands of r. ". Gamble.
as receiver. by order entered in the
Court of Law and Chancery.
The financial difficulties Of this cor
porat!on. which haye finally resulted
in the receivership. arose from the
inability of the company to provide
for heavy expenses incurred incidental
to the completion of the building and
the furnishing and stocking the hotel
in an elaborate style consistent with
the hotel itself when the house opened.
The Lynnhaven Hotel, owned by the
Norfolk City Realty Company. Incor-
porated. was to-day placed in the hands
of John, Kevan PEBBLES and James f.
Heath, as receivers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
ABANDON PLAN
TO PATROL STREETS
Mass-Meeting Of Citizens Of
Church Hill Scheduled for Last
Night Called OFF.

Mayor Mccarthy expressed great APP
proval yesterday over the announce
ment that the mass meeting OF cit
liens on Church Hill scheduled for
last night had been called off. 1t was
would be appointed to patrol the
neighborhood, but the Mayor and Chief
OF Police Werner got to work several
days ago and urged the leaders to
abandon the idea.
Though / appreciate the feeling Of
the citizens" said Mayor Mccarthy. u
was OF opinion that the move might
be unwise. and for that reason
strongly urged reconsideration Of the
plans. Chief Werner, who Is a level
headed officer, and a better policeman.
went over the ground thoroughly. Like
myself he was afraid that IL young
men should be armed and detailed for
duty at night 1t might induce hun
dreds not on the committee to arm
themselves, and with the attendant ex-
citement there was constant dread of
an open clash. Moreover there was a
possibility that innocent persons might
be run down and killed.
THE police are giving special at
tention to the neighborhood and they
can work best when they do not have
to comoa; violent excitement
The Mayor and Chief Werner have
held number Of conferences, at which
the situation was considered from
every viewpoint No attempt would
have been made to interfere with the
mass meeting. but prominent residents
OF Church, Hill were advised to take
the other course.
From all accounts. Church Hill and
other sections for that matter. need
better lighting facilities. rather than
vigilance committees. and Council will
be asked to brighten the dark places
where criminals are apt to be found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
INSANITY is MRS.
BRADLEY'S DEFENSE
Attorneys for Accused Murderess
Clearly Outline This in
Opening Case.
--------4 r----
SAY BROWN GAVE HER PISTOL
Defense Will Attempt to Show
Crime by Him and Murder
Gus Purpose.
SAY BROWN GAVE HER PISTOL

WASHINGTON, November 15.-That
the defense OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley.
on trial in Criminal Court No. 1, on
the charge OF numbering former United
States Senator Brown would be insan-
ty. was made evident Beyond ques-
ton by the preliminary statement
made to the court to-day by her at
consumed the entire forenoon In con-
GLIDING the examination of Its Wit
nesses-in-chie{ to prove the facts of
the Killing, and. when 1t rested the
case. Mr. Hoover followed with his
preliminary outline OF the case for the
defense. He detailed the principal
events of Mrs. Bradley's life and en-
tered infinitely into the circumstances
OF her intimacy with Mr.. Brown, say
ing that 1t would be proved that she
was completely under his domination.
be adduccd to show that she was mem
tally irresponsible when she fired the
fatal shot
He also said it would be shown that
Mr.. Brown had performed more than
one criminal act upon her, and that
he had presented to her the pistol
with which she killed him. telling her
that she should use it upon his wife.
IL she gave her trouble.
1t will also be shown that there is a
faint Of insanity in Mrs. Bradlcy's
family.
The testimony presented to-day by
the prosecution was all intended to
show generalization on the part of
Mrs. Bradley in killing Senator Brown.
1t was stated that she had told mem
bers of the, police force in this city
Immediately after her arrest that she
had not acted under any sudden inn
pulse. and one witness from Salt Lake
City was introduced to testify to the
circumstance that she had told him
six months before the tragedy that she
intended to kill Brown, If he did not
legitimatize her children by marrying
her.
Another witness from that city told
OF two efforts by Mrs. Bradley to in
wade Mr.. Browns house. supposedly
with hostile intent. Mr.. Brown. the
son OF the deceased Senator. was on
the stand for a few moments during
the day.
The court adjourned at 9 o'clock
until next Monday. 1t is understood
that when the trial is resumed the
state will stubbornly antagonize Mrs.
Bradleys plea of insanity. and that
much rebutting testimony will be in
| trOduced,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
DEATHS

In Norfolk. Noyembst
IA, 1907, SARAH G.. BURTON, wife
of the late NJ. NJ, Burton, daughter
art, of Richmond, "A
She VIII ha buried In Norfolk.
at his late resi-
~ Is, 1907, at II A. NJ. Captain ~ liz.
LIAM nj, McGRUpEiR, In the eighty
fourth year OF his Age.
Funeral servicesssat his late resi-,
o'clock p. nj, Friends and ncanatn-
tances Invited to attend, lntsrnient
In Hollywood. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
State Senator Geo. r, Keezell, o
Rockingham. is at Murphy's.

DR.. j. Beverley DeShazo OF Ridge
way, Henry county, who Is chairman
Of tho legislative committee of the
State, Medical Society OF Virginia, Is
meeting OF his society In Chase City
To the Jamestown Exposition. DIR, De-
Sbuzo was In charge Of the fight be-
fore the Legislature two years ago
to abolish the license tan ON physi-
clans, AS chairman OF the leg!sla-
tive committee he is still In this epo-
sltion, and he expects to renew the
fight when the new General Assembly
Of Brunswiak, oitered the b iii In N the
House at the last session, and Il won't
through that branch In a whirl. Or,
peshszo says that Or, Powell will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16

L. R. Dashiell presiding Ny. !. A As t.
t the T ca e to the citizens." Protss-
Titz ass, paaSh n n e,y
!av"rp =, ron ,be i Soatbwsst prnfessor
. S SIrc IN .Ie 1 Emnrw aud Henry Col.
iIeee. o'''eii' % '4 -
dayITFirst Steps in Rsaa'nS shoa Mrs :,
H. Il y; Riehardson KiGnmonI' ,nanfon
fsnehbsrz Mas anguag ..ea IN the Grades
Miss Louise Grigss Roanoke; picture
s1mny as,orv ,TelInp With the Lutte
Miss BUN Mo O. y The prmary
G ri Miss II uaG n. ". Halliburton. State
Yea Year l Outline OF nature Study" Miss
Lucy DaIis, ptaaas supN Yr,ins y, the
Primary Grades" Miss Clara Il. Emens,
rGroeseclose. Tazewell.
Rural School Teachers Program
(Speakers will be added ater.)-.What
a Community Owes to It's Boys and
inasia.. THE Model Rural Teacher,
1.-THE New Curse of STUDY" Birds and
Nature Study In the RuraI schools.
What Subject SHOULD be Emphasized
Program of Conference of Principals,
Joseph IA. Saunders. leader. (Speakers
will be added later.)-"The Principal
and His Teachers. The Principal and
ah ld p patrons The Proper pivs
ion of the PrincipaIs Time, E 4 nsi =.
Secure r." Training Tor the Glfics OF
saary of tie
Prinelpal;" 'KoYnd Table Discussions
OF vital TOPICS,
Program of High School conference renee,
Edgar adaa sadaf
B fssaeo5 of : Hi hs school conters
tence: The Relation Of the 6rammar
Z. q. sheppe' Big stone a,s sap, me h r ne-
een q b. the nsh sSho0s 70 as GS
College. Second INC, Day-Lat,in Engi Isl
and Science. Ihlrd pay Ray- -. ae'cs'
/ $40 o'clock P. M-state Teachers
! Conf rences of high school teachers.
principals. rural school teachers, prt-
mary teachers. Edgar sydenstricker.
Petersburg, president High School Con-
\ prcsid mt Principals Conference: Mrs.
/ M. S. AIoffett, Manassas, president Ru-
.lral School Teachers, Conferences: Miss
i dant Pr,rnar,. rs,tLers Hn q, far ~ %.
Princinnls' Confer. nee c,reene SIemo
i rial s.,,n5o, sohoi roo,n !. p,,rn, cohao
ne. q. ocoo
ueucner5. f!rsl Sap.lse SUNDAY sGnooi
room; Urinary ocnool Ieacher. First
baptist Church: High school Confer
fence. Greene Memorial Church.
Academy of Music. general confer.
emne. Address nr = 4 Al darn,o =
10 oclock a M.Iconferenca ne ~ II
1 schoo1 of,ciaIs 1.ranna : Nyamnriai cns,
aS au
S say sEiiovt - ,i iIIanciHs ol NEW
SSs Pullu!Is3 E1aMiner =, >
ihomas, LynchpuIs featlnS ,4lEh IT
!nS ana Vsnt!lallon,C y. NJ. Rob
tlnson. Richmond; II. Fl. Huggtns
Roanoke. Co-Operntive Education AS
ISOLATION, First Baptist Church. DR.. s.
iC. Mitchell, presiding; reports OF com
Imittees: "Compulsory Education with
Local Option Features General r. 4
| AYERS Rio. Stone Can. 'Ranort r. Tof loca
4 ian o.,,es fcn,.rl,,Scde. ..Tha f ne,i
cnitooi,, ~ nr,,na . - povna 'ss :
nv, ~, -. ~, ~
siot.ts t1sss'31.''o' VIC p'' '1tte' W
4 ence. ADDRESS, "Co-Operative Farming
lin ireland" Rt. Hon Sir Horace Plunll-
4 EFT. r.. r. S.
4 Ri Office, High School Building.
l Thursday, November esth--School officials
Esehool PURPOSES y, Thompson Brown. Bed.
II fcrd; Superintendent James NJ Beckhanl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
Banquet Of Blble Glass.

Baptist Church the Baraca and Andrew
Philip mems Bible classes held their an
nual banquet last night. and music and
Jones sang several humorous songs, and
speeches were made by Congressman John
amb Hon. John Garland Pollard and DR..
A. L. PhlIiips.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
Mr.. FISH OUTLINES
ISSUES CLEARLY ].
Former President OF Illinois Cen
trail Fighting Union Pacific
Control.

NEW YORK, November 15.-stuy-
vesant Fish has addressed letter to
the stockholders Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company regarding the
adjourned meeting Of the company set
for December 18th After reviewing
the contest at the last meeting, Mr..
Fish says in part:
TT is significant that up to this date
no effort has been made by the Union
Pacific to dissolve the injunction as
to it's holdings or that of the railroad
securities company, although the Mu-
5tual Life Insurance Company, with a
relatively unimportant holding of only
$500 shares. has asked to be relieved
OF the restraint.
This motion does not involve the
Life turns upon fundamentally differ
those involved in the cases of the
Union Pacific and the Railroad Securi-
ties Company.
"The contest now being waged Is
for the purpose of ousting me from
the board of directors, OF which l
have beena member for thirty years,
and Of electlng four directors DON'T
mated by II. II. Hartman, thus giving
to him. with the Union Pacific drec-
tors and their adllerents already In
the board the absolute control per,
manently not only OF the policies OF
the Illinois-,Central Railroad. but also
OF It's physical and financial assets
and possibilities for all time.
my colleagues and I will continue
our efforts to maintain the integrity
and Independence OF the ILLINOIS Gem
trail Rsllroad Company; to prevent its
ohaornt foD shv fntareSta- a ian AZ RI II thos a
prevent its RELOCATION to the position
| OF subsidiary and servlle Feeder and
| to preserve for its proprietors the benz
|ehts of Its present prosperity and flu
lture boundless propert!es." 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
Heard and Seen
in Public Places
Former congressman n,

Former Congressman Harry ST.
George Tucker. OF Lexington. president
OF the Jamestown. Exposition. and a
prominent candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for the next governor
ship. Is in the city, and is stopping at
Murphy's. Mr.. Tucker is on his way
from Washington to the exposition,
having been at the national capital
for several days en- official and prl-
vate business. Mr.. Tucker was In fine
spirits when seen in his room last
night, but he did not seem much
inclined to discuss political. matters.
"a man cannot do too many things
at one time and do them successfully, "
he d. clared, when asked about the
coming gubernator:al race. Il am en-
gagged now With my duties as presi-
dent OF the exposition, and, by the
way, 1t is a great show. 1t has been
a complete success from the viewpoint
of the pleasure It afforded all who
have visited 1t. The other day Mrs.
James A. Garfield. widow OF the late
President attended, and after going
into the History Building. she told me
that this OF itself WAS worth q trip
all the way from her Ohio homc.''
Though Mr.. Tucker did not care to
he quoted, on the governorshtp con-
test at this time, his talk indicated
that as soon as his exposition duties
arc over he will emphasize the fact
that lilo Is d candidate, and VIII go be-
fore the people und meet all ccmpeti-
tors at tho proper time. He Is looked
upon as one OF the ablest stump
speakers Il, the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
LIGHT Con,,nittee

The Committee on Light met last night
and held long session, but none of .he
business disposed of was of great public In
terest The question of awarding a contract
TO" some pipe line work was discussed at
length, and was finally referred to SUBJ
committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
Fousht over Man.

Alice Johnson tcolored) was arrested last
night on warrant charging her with being
disorderly aud assaulting Mary Allen Tho
Ahght wns over n man. Is 98,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16
Judge n,eMt for Bank.

Judgment In the sum Of 1901 was
awarded to the American National
Bank In the Law and Equity Court
yesterday against the Meoni Produce
Company and Mrs. Florence NJ. Meoni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16

SLOW DIGESTION responds quickly
to Horsford'a Acid MISUNDERSTANDING
remedy for obstinate indigestion, head
ache and depression, g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16

Mr.. T. Fred knowles, city. passenger
agent Of the Norfolk and Western
Hallway, Is spending a few days In
Nelson county deer hunting, It Is said
the deer In that section are quite wary
md hard to catch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16

again patronize the bill In the House,
and that 1T Will be- offered .simlllta-
neously in the Senate. He is OF opinion
that 1t will become law early in the
coming session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16

Mr., IS. ", Moody " after a sho rt stay In
Roanoke, has returned, yS q IS