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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
To Chase They Up Close Enough To Make
POLITICS IN THE CHURCH.
Negro Baptist Convention Holly Dis
cussed Brownsville "ShoOting Up."

cussed brownsville "shooting Up"
WASHINGTON. Sept. l7.-Despite
the efforts OF some Of the leaders to
keep out Of its discussions all matters
political the national negro Baptist
convention after "A stormy session, In
the course OF which the presiding OH
Ger. Morris, threatened 10 leave the
chamber hotly debated the Browns
Vile affair.
The committee on the state or the
union had refused 20 eliminate from
It's report all reference TO the question
and had prepared resolutions on the
subject, which, II was learned. severe
ly criticised President Roosevelt and
strongly praised Senator Foraker for
the stand he had taken.
II was only through fear Of disrupt
Ing the convention that the delegates
after supporting the purpose VI the
committee 10 submit the report recon
sldered aud consented 10 a mllder set
of resolutions offered by the presiding
officer.
These resolutions are as follows:
In common with all good citizens
We deplore what has come to be known
as the Brownsville affair, aud we trust
that time will yet reveal the real per
petrnturs Of the crime
The entire country Is under debt
Of gratitude 10 the Hon. J. Is, Foraker
and others who secured for the sol.
diers the right to be- heard In their own
defense"
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voiIva 10 Found New Zion.

CHICAGO. sept i1.-Wilbur Glenn
Noliya. deposed FROM the leadership
OF the Dowieites. was formally elected
general oyerseer OF the Christian cath.
ollie Apostolic church IN Zion for life
by the general ecclesiastical conference
held la n tent at Zion city. Zion city
aud It's Interests ARE Ia the hands OF a
Receiver. aud vollya plans 10 leave the
place. vollya announced That a mass
meeting would h. held. at which TIME
he would make known his plans e.
gariing the pilgrimage 10 the ranch In
New Mexico. containing 2ou0 acres.
where a new Zion city Is to be- found.
ed by the NOliyaites.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
TOOK PARIS GREEN
A MIddIesex Girl Lies at the Point Of
Death.

Barre Sept l6.-Mlss sophronIa
Lawrence a 10 year old girl whose
home is In Middlesex lies at the point
OF death at the home of Erson Spencer
In South Barre as the result OF taking
large dose Of paris green last night
II Is said that Miss Lawrence had
trouble with her father. stillman Law.
renee few days ago and came 10 via.
u NJ the home Of the Spencers. Just
before going to bed last night nj N
O'Clock she asked for writing materials
ana glass OF water which was given
her A short time afterward groans
were heard coming from the direction
OF her room and upon Investigation she
was found writhing In bed, with howl
III when there were traces of paris
green ON the floor. DR.. r.. Il. WHITAKER
Is attending the young woman but n A
feared she cannot recover
peculiar coincidence Is found I'm
the TACT that about two and one.baIf
years ago Erson Spencer. al whose
nome Miss Lawrence attempted 20 take
her life shot himself with a rifle owing
70 unreqnited love and for weeks bis
NE hung In the balance. lie recover.
cd his health, however. and is now
married
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17

OTTAWA, sept III. a cablegram
from Tokyo TO japanese Consul Zen.
crnl Nosse. referring 10 the oriental
riots at Vancouver says: "The feeling
In spite ~ the character u the disturb
ancc being much grayer than that 81
San Francisco is favorable 10 Canada
While greatly rcgrrtting that this de.
plorhble incident should occur within
dominion of the British empire.
whose ally japan u. the tone OF the
press II calm. and the public shows
no excitement All are depending up.
ON the Justice. friendship and fair play
81 the people Of Canada. fully expect
ing that measures will be- taken 90 pro.
tcct japanese lives and property"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen coun.
ties Of State.

Orrin Lawrence OF Monkton Ridge
recently killed porcupine which
weighed sixteen and onefourth pounds
The fruit crop In Randolph is good
one. Potatoes will be an average yield
and farmers are receiving from 80 To
60 cents a bushel.
c. ID. Abel OF Orwell who died Fri
day of heart failure had been railroad
agent at orwell for % years and had
not been absent five days during that
time.
Tuesday. September 10. marked the
last trip OF the season of the steam.
ar, Lady OF the Lake. ON Lake Mem
phremagog. The business done on the
boat during the past year was about
the same as the year before.
Samuel Carpenter OF Wilmington Is
stlll In n critical condition from the
effects OF injuries suffered ten days ago
when his wagon colllded with four
horse team from JOhnson's mill One
Of the heavy wheels passed over Mr.
Carpenters body. crushing the ribs In
his left side aud nearly sevcring one
ear from his head II Is thought that
Internal injuries were also sustained.
ON an elevation known as Indian
Knoll" r. O. Smallcy Of Bellows Falls
pluWcd up an Indians skull aud other
parts OF skeleton. Implements OF
savage tribes have often been unearth.
ed In this locality.
While crossing the Maine Central
tracks. MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Stey.
ems OF Maidstone were struck by pas
scngor train. their wagon overturned
and they were hurled some distance.
Both were unconscious when picked up
aud the woman was thought dead. AZ.
ter being taken to a hospital at lancas.
ter. y. Y. they rrgaincd consciousness
and will recover.
The annual meeting OF the New
England Branch Of the Woman's For
cign Missionary society OF the Meth.
odist Episcopal church viii be- held at
Barre. VI. oct s. =. and no. Each
Auxiliary. Young Peoples and Chill
dron's society may send delegates
| Those desiring 10 do so should send
name before oct ist To Mrs. y. NJ
/ lyon 20 Highland Ave. Barre. who
viii arrange Tor entertainment The
missionaries aud speakers expected
are: Airs. Vim. Butler. Miss Clemen.
tina Butler Mrs. Charles Parkhurst.
Miss Efiic q. Young Miss Emily L.
Harvey. Miss Bertha y Kneeland.
Mas Mary A. Daniorth. Miss Clara NJ
Cushmnn. Mrs. lncic y. Harrison.
Miss Mary y. Holt. Miss Juliettc
Smith. and others.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
AGED OFFICER DEAD
AFTER HON0RED !
CAREER |
Admiral Walker is Suddenly
Called Away in Maine
FUNERAL SERVICE AT BOsTON
Body Viii BE cremsted and Ashes
Sent to National Capital For In.
termont.

YORK BEACH, Me-, Sept l1.-Rear
Admiral John q. Walker, U. s. ~. re-
tired. died very suddenly at the home
OF a friend at High Pasture, York
Cliffs. Admiral Walker was seventy
two years Of age aud native OF New
Hampshire. He was the promoter OF
the famous squadron OF evolution
which became known as the white
squadron" aud OF which be was APP
pointed commander.
Admiral Walker had been III for sew
eral days, but his death was quite I'M
expected. He had been spending sew
eral weeks with his family az the
cottage OF Miss s. A. Pickering OF Sa-
lem. Mass. Death was due 10 heart
disease
The body OF the retired officer was
taken TO Boston today. A daughter OF
the admiral Is making arrangements
for the services there.
II il the understood intention Of the
admiral's family TO have the body Gre
mated. after which the ashes will DO
sent 10 Washington Tor interment AZ
the national capital.
Aside from hls generally distinguish
% service Ia the navy Roar Admiral
John O. Walker has held several Inn
portant assignments. the most con-
spicuous OF which was chairman Of
the isthmian canal commission. which
Office he held from 1880 10 1901. la
which latter year the Reorganization OF
tho commission occurred and be re-
tired. During bis regimen he accom-
plished much toward paving the way
Tor the great work now being done on
the isthmus. I've years before taking
up bis duties with the canal commits
sion he ended eight years u service AZ
chief Of the bureau Of navigation 90
the navy.
Rear Admiral Walker was seventy
two years old and was retired with the
rank VI rear admiral after forty nine
years on the active list he saw dis
tinguished service during the civil war
and commanded several important
souadrons during his naval career.
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New NnrL MnrL.,.-

FLOUR-Was quiet and hrm. Mlnneso-
o. patents bua.i9. winter patents. AHd
-: winter gtraighta. Ni0atp. winter
RYE FLOUR Fair TO good. 81 coal y,
choice 10 fancy. NSabtb.
WHEAT Influenced By stronger cables
and good commission house buying. wheat
was three. quarters ~ cent higher. De.
c.mbcr u0'euiV ZIG; May, tii0is1
TkLLow-sieady; city. s,sc.: country.
GutitC.
BUTTER Firm and IN good dsma nd /;
extra wehicrn creamery, 2isc. do. near
by prints, &c.
E60s Firm and In good demand:
Pennsylvania and other nearby nrata
free cases. &c. az mark. do, current re-
ceiptH IN fctufnable eases. i3c. at mark
western. choice free cases 2lc at mark
do, fair 10 good. &c. at mark
CHEESEeFir and IN fair demand /:
New York fun creams, choice, ii.difitc. .
do, fair 10 good t1ikuitc.
LIVE POULTRY Quiet but steady
fowls. ituibc.. old BOOSTERS i2at2isc. I.
spring chickens, iini1c ducks. i2ai3iso
DRESSED POULTRY Steady. but
quiet. fresh killed fowls. choice. itc do,
fair TO good. iJuiIifc old ROSTERS. Toe (;
roasting chickens. nearby. lie do. west.
ern. itglgcj broilers, nearby, lGa0c.: do,
western, itdiGc.
POTATOES Steady and IN fair de-
mand, bulk stock, choice, per bushsl CO..
&c. do, fair 90 good. b3a8c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
STANDARD OIL MAN
WAS TOO ILL
FOR COURT
ROGERS Excused From Witness
Stand at Boston
CAN'T ATTEND TO BUSINESS
n. n. Rogers. IT,, Tostlfles That His
Father Has Not Been In Good
Health Since Ju.y Last

BOSTON. Sept. lT.-There was con.
siderable conflicting testimony Ia the
Massachusetts supreme court as 10 the
physical condition OF Henry IL. Rogers
OF the Standard oil company when
counsel for Z. NJ. Raymond VI Somer.
Vile. who Is suing Mr.. Rogers Tor $780,
100000 Tor certain petroleum royalties.
sought 10 prove that Mr. Rogers was
able 10 appear In court Ia spite of the
objections OF the counsel for the well
known defendant
The hearing was on a motion by Mr..
Raymond's counsel 10 have the case.
which was postponed last week 20 the
April term 81 the court. replaced ON
the present trial list MFR. Rogers
counsel last week told the court that
they had not been able 10 prepare the
case owing 10 the illness OF their client,
aud u New Bedford physician testified
at that time that Mr. Rogers was too
III to attend the trial Judge Ham
nond then postponed the case, but he
agreed 10 hear testimony regarding
Mt Rogers condition.
Deputy Sheuin Nalling VI New Bed.
ford testified that hs saw Nj Rogers
Ia the First National bank at New
Bedford last week talking with Prvsi
dent Walter T.. winsor and Rufus A.
Soule and that later Mr. Rogers walk.
cd down the street. apparently In good
health.
President winsor admitted that be
talked with Mr.. Rogers last week. but
the latter spoke with diiiculty. aud
his physical condition apparently was
not as good as Il had been earlier
IN the summer. He knew u no bust
ness which MIR. Rogers had transacted
during the past two months.
AFR. Rogers n upward u seventy
years OF age and since July has taken
no active part Ia business. due 10 the
run down condition Of his system. His
stomach has troubled him somewhat
during the summer. and at times be
has appeared 10 be slightly nervous
IL was on the advice VI bis physi
clans that he abandoned business cares
aud took d long rest. lie Il not con.
fined 60 his bcd. but appears about the
town aud In New Bedford occasional
~. Now and then bs attends the Uni
tartan church here.
Upon the evidence OF membera Of the
family Mr Rogers aud the family ply.
stefan that the STANDARD on magnats
suffered some SORT Of stroke last July
and has since been unable 90 transact
any business Judge Hammond an.
nounced that Il would be cruel ~ com.
pei bis attendance Ia court aud dis.
missed a motion 10 that effect
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17

COLUMBIA. s G.. sept IA spe.
clal from Union. 5. G.. says that the
home Of Isabella Gist was completely
destroyed by fire aud she aud her cley.
sB.year.old niece were burned 10 death
The fact that the burning was done ~
quietly all !nysteriously as 10 fall a.
attract the attention " any one until
the building was pady 10 fall Ia and
also because the bones ~ the woman
and girl We're found beneath the b,d
springs instead ~ on top ~ Il has
caused considerable talk 20 the effect
that the woman aud child may have
been killed aud the hrc set 10 hide the
crime A young negro Is under arrest
on suspicion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
Peace In Morocco.

CAsABLANCA. sept i1-wlth the
submission Of all the trIl,cs. which
now seems practically assured. II
would appear that the mission which
took General Dride Into Muroccu has
bccn fully accomplished Persons ac.
quainted with the country declare
that the movement un the part ~ the
trilesmcu l. over. They ar essen.
TALLY agriculturIsts. nni they arr in a
hurry 10 return To- thrir fields Tor the
nrst rains. IL l. understood that when
absolute calm Is rrrstablishcd here
.he troops now quariercd In and about
Casablanca will b. distributed 60 eight
soaports ~ lnauguratc policc systems.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
Drowned Ia Delaware ai,..

PHILADELPHIA. Sept II. 90 Miss
Ada Smith. aged nineteen years. and
George Denver aged twenty three
years. VI Westyilie. n. J.. were drown.
I'd aud Mrs Hay Springer aud her two
small children VI Billingsport. n. j..
narrowly escaped drowning Ia the Del.
aware river on that place by the over.
turning VI a small boat ia which they
were rowing When In midstream
the heavily laden craft was struck by
swell aud capsiled. Mrs. Springer
seized one " the children and chung 10
the overturned boat The other child
held 10 the mothers dress. aud thus
tho trio kept above water. Denver dis.
appeared when the boat capsiIed. and
his body has not been recovered. A
rsscuing party found the body Of Miss
Smith under the overturned boat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
RusH's eIJou
An Entertainment Of Music With elee'
trlea Effect.

The new electric piano Is now In.
stalled and Is wonder indeed and
greatly appreciated by all who have
seen and heard II play The proprie'
tor. MIR. Rush. will be- pleased to give
full particulars regarding this wonder
al invention to all those interested
TN. ,ntlre program, which Is highly
cnt,rianing Is now rendered by cleo
tficit.
Tn, stage productions and music
are ltri ny high class aud greatly
In proved upon by means Of the real
istic effects produced by experts be-
hind the scenes. The entire program
will be- changed today aud regularly
hor,aft ON Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Matinces saturday al
tcrnoons at 23O. Admittance to chill
dr,n at matineos cents adults, 10
cents.
This new Musical Amusement I'm
terprlsc OF which MIR Rush Is the origi
nator and inventor. bids fair To be
well patronized judging by the en-
thuslastic crowds who have been In at
tendance from the start Strict order
Is maintained throughout the entire
performance aud courteous attendance
extended to all patrons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
Promoter. IaaIo,sa For F,a.a

PHILADELPHIA. Sept i7.-Adolph
Segal. promoter; William r. North
former treasurer. aud NJ. :. Colling
wood. former assistant treasurer OF the
Real Estate Trust company Of this
city, were indicted ON charges " em.
bczzlement and conspiracy growing ont
% the collapse of the financial lnstitu.
ton. The collapse was brought about
through Segal obtaining $4,000
from the bank by unlawful methods
through Frank X Nipple, the presi.
dent Of the company. who committed
suicide
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
Doetor.. chIIa KIII.a n, Au,o.

sPRlNGflELD. Mass. sept H.
Pauline a. Rearion. aged six aud n
half years. the daughter of Dr Thorn
a. =. Rear,ion. was struck aud almost
instantly killed IN FROM 81 her home
by an automobile owned by Dr.
Charles r. Hooker and driven by Er
nest r. Southland. chauffeur. Dr
Hooker. without knowing who the
child was. carried her Into DR. Rear
don's house. The latter physicians
irst knowledge of the accident was the
sight ~ hts child lying on his opcrat.
ing table. The little one died soon
after. Southland was arrested on n
charge VI mnnslaughier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept 17-An.
tonic villareal. Ricardo Flora Magon
aud Librado Riviera. alleged Mexican
revolutlonists. were released from Gus.
tody by the police on the charge OF
criminal libel aud resisting officers on.
ly TO be Immediately roarrested ON the
charge OF having murdered an uniden.
tilted man aud robbIng tho postoiiice
nc Jiminoz. Mexico.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
DRAGGED UNDER MOTOR CAR.
city Commissioner kellogg Of Nor
walk Dles From Fractured skull

SOUTH NORwALK. Conn. Sept. 10
Martin Kellogg a city commissioner.
was struck aud Killed by an auiomo
bile owned By Brlgndier General Rus.
scll Frust and operated by Russell
irpst. IT.. here Mr. kellogg was on a
street ear ana evidently had not no
tlcrd the automobile. which WIS fol
lowing the car nt one side through
West avenue. for a. the car siackcncd
~ speed he jumpcd IN directly In
front ~ the machine Mr. Kellogg
was dragged under the vehicle so that
Two wheels ou the lcft side passed over
bis body. causing immediate death
MIR. Kellogg was about sixty years
old and leaves a wife. one sou aud two
daughters. one Of the latter being Mrs
Edward ]. Thomas wife ~ the busl
ness manager and part owner Of the
Norwalk Hour
Medical Examiner Huntington after
interviewing General Frost said that
In his opinion the accident was un.
avoldnble. Death. be said. was due 10
fracture u the base ~ the skull.
General Frost commands the brigade
Of the Connecticut national guard
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
High School Students Arrange for
Winter Sports.

The members Of the Bennington
High School Athletic association held
a meeting Monday night fll vacancies
In the list OF officers and 90 make ar.
rangemonts for fall and winter sports.
Roy Bates was elected vice president
aud Francis Smith secretary and treas.
uror Of the association 10 fill vacancies
caused by the graduation OF the for.
mcr incumbents.
Roy Dcnley was elected captain OF
the football team and yelling That.
cher manager.
tanned by W. A. Wood and managed by
Roy Bates
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Verde, For sis.ooo. 900.

HALIFAX. n. s.. Sept i7-Justlce
Longloy OF the supreme court Of Nova
Scotia last night delivered n decision
In favor OF the plaintiff I'm the action
brought by the Dominion Iron and
Steel company against the Dominion
Coal company FOR the recovery u SIS.
100000 damages for breach of contract
In not supplying coal suitable for met
allurgioal purposes.
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wealthy Young Man Kn.d.

WASHINGTON. Sept iG.-C. Berry
wlnshlp. twenty-one years old. n mem.
ber ~ prominent family ~ this
city. was almost instantly killed In
Rock creek park by being thrown from
bis horse. which SHE'D NJ an object In
the rad. one foot ~ the rider was
held fast IN the stlrrup. and he was
dragged Tor some distance aud kicked
into insenslhilty. The young man
had Just come into large inheritance.
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Trphsen nIi. Trrn.pert.

San FRANCISCO. sept i1.-ln the
grasp of n terrific typhoon which ragged
increasingly for i've days aud nights.
the United States army transport Sher
man. which has arrived here with O.
Sixteenth infantry regiment. suffers
a terrible bufrrting during the voyage
from Nngasaki shortly after leaving
Nagasaki the vessel ran into the tail
snd VI a typhoon.
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TnfrncLrd PrIr., ON TrInI.

PITTsBURG, Sept 1.-THE trial u
Ludwig Szozygicl. the unfrpcked Ro.
man Catholic priest. formerly ~ Chlca.
go. for the murder " Andrew and
stephen Starzynskl In their restaurant
on the south side recently progressed
rapidly. and NJ the request Of all con.
ccrned night sessions ~ court were
ordered by Judge Carnahan. This Is
an unusual procedure The accused
man was attircd In the regulation
clerical garb and when arraIgned was
pale and haggnrl Through an I'm.
tcrprstor he pleaded not guilty.
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n,-rrc.Iarnt cIr,rIrna No, ~.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Sept 10 For.
mcr President Grover CLEVELAND took
his usual carriage ride yesterday after.
noon. which he takes every pleasant
day. Mr.. Cleveland was ont nearly
two hours and was accompanied by n
trained nurse Upon his return Mr.
Cleveland was seen 10y reporter and
when asked Ms 10 his health he said he
felt good. rcmarklng. "You can see
how feel"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17
CANAAN WRECK.
Boston aud Maine OmciaI Inquiry
opens at Concord.

Boston aud MaiBe OmciaI Inquiry
opens at Concord.
CONCORD. y. H.. sept 1.-THE In.
yestlgatlon by the officials of the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad of the collision
OF trains on the Concord division near
Canaan. by which twenty-five passen.
gers Of the Quebec express lost their
lives aud nearly thirty were injured,
has opened here.
Six victims just Identified arr: Domi.
nick Benolt. Lowell. Mass. &. L. Der.
by. Boston; Mrs. L. G. Blake. somer.
VILE. Mass. Leila Hould. Manchester,
y. IL: H. ID. Stevens. Musquodoboli
HarbOr. y. s.. aud Annie So Pierre,
Isle Vsrte, Que
At the Mary Hitchcock hospital At
Hanover Miss Alhina juror Of Nashua,
y. H.. lies internally injured and may
die.
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sIapI. Hoaor. Pound q, n.mp.t.ad.

NEW YORK, Sept Is Simple Hor'
ors. a valuable race horse that disap
peared from it, stable nc Belmont park
on saturday night was found In q
livery stable Ia Hampstead. y. Y,
where Il had been left ~ security fof
a loan u SIS obtalned from the keeper
Of the livery stable. An employee oi
the Chelsea stable. which owns the
horse. l. said 10 have taken II away
and pledged H. The man. being an old
employee aud said o. b. near death
FROM tuberculosis. will not BE- prose
cuted.
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nn., an a. Na..,n...a

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Sept H.
Acting upon the Recommendation Of
Governor Post, the executive council
has decided upon compulsory vaccine.
ton In ths island, Sir hundred thou.
sand vaccine points have been ordered.
aud the work viii be started In the
0uayama district. where yariolold is
most pHsvalont
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-17

THE HAGUE. sept i1.-Joseph II.
Chonte and General Horace Porter OF
the American delegation TO the peace
conference. are doing their best to
shake the Incidence Of some ~ the
European delegation, the members OF
which, although so close 90 their gov.
ernments. consequently postpone de-
clsions or stop work because they
must ask for instructions. Up 90 the
present time tbe efforts OF the Amerl.
can delegates have been unsuccessful.
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Jud1. Pound Dead n. Red.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. IL
Judge Terry NJ Richardson was found
dead In bed at n hotel at Luyerne.
having boon overcome by chloroform
which he had taken TO allay headaches.
Judge Richardson had gone TO Luyerno
TO appear In a murder case lie was q
prominent attorney Ia this state.