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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

9c1grob, Serbien, s. Snnltor.
- &orig Yeter Fat Die @eriid)te, Dab
er ab5uoonfen ooer gegeit eine finan-
5ielle @ergiitung nit iei1er Samilie
Serbien permanent 81 perlaIIen be-
abii6tige, formeQ utb aitsoriidlif)
nls grfinoltngen be5eidnet.
@ermoItung Ser sc Of IL
Yefing, s. Sanitar. - Die
Brin5en Slai gbem nno SIN Sbif
Chang, pelde als Spe5ial-g ommii-
fare nod Der Monoi6urei eeididt
ipurben, lint bic 3uriidiibertragllng
Der 8eriuoltllrg BON &llBIanb uno
Sapan an China 5t nnteriuden, iiltb
ioeben nnb 8efing 5uriifgefebrt nilo
batten beiite cine stpeiItiinbige 9(il-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09


oien3 i'm GoIoIt. NlS GciuItot i6rcr
lluteriudurg untcr6reitcten lie Dem
Sbrone foIgcnoc Gmpfcblungen:
3uriiferItottlng ser perlorcncn
@~iIenbobns, 9er9iuerfS- unb anOerer
Eripilegicn ourb sic H%itIIen unO So
poncr in Sen orei WonOiGurei-Sro-
bin5en; REORGANIZATION Oe$ 6inon3-
SDItcmS; S0r6crung Ser mooernen
Gr3ieGun9; REORGANIZATION ser milf
tGriidcn StrcitfrGftc; T0rOerit1g oeS
intcrnotionolcn &orbclS ltno glufbeI-
icrltng Scr bcin1iiGcn Snbultric.
Cine Sui 6 IS It ate itr
Hoiiult.
Gunger, s. Sonunr. Cine
W}clOunq BON Der @ciongenno6me Oca
Notwithstanding &oiiltIi lit bier
nod, nid]t cingetroffen. 9tad) ser
&cgno6me ieiner 6eItc 3iuot iou
Goiirli bel ieinem S6mogcr 3i(om
cine 3uillldtSit0tte 9efun0cn BADEN,
ood Dot 2cbtercr iif erboten, gege1
3oblung elmer groBen Slunme Gel
ocS oen 8liihtling Dem moroffoni-
IHcn &riegSminiiter in Die SonOe SIT
lpiclcn.
&oiiuli'$ Sllldt bot ollf sic Sal
tuna Scr g(noiorro$ ltnO olOercr
StGmmc, sic i'm Safe icincS Siegea
fir i'm 9ortci crgriffen D0ttclL cillell
6ciliomen @influb mtS9cilbt, SIN
2ultie 0eS geItrigen Cages lino 800
Nn0jorros 81 oen 9iegicrun9Strrppen
ii6crgegangcn mo bobelt ertl1rt, nit
ibnen gegcn Noiiuli fGnlpfclt SIT mol.
fen.
@cbufs Sortfii6rung Der 9lftion &C.
gen Sen Notwithstanding bat Der
Gric0SminiIter bei ollen StGmmcn
8fcroe, iomic @ropiont reqltirirt. Gr
nat erflGrt, 0oB Die, mcld)c Ben He.
oltilitionclt nidt nodfonumcll ais Nes
belen 6c6alt0elt mer0cn IoQcl1.
&uriS, s. Sonlor. - Der Wfinl-
tier 0cS IelBern &idon erbiclt bcllte
BON Dem @eiunOten Gc8nalllt i'll Sol1s
ger Nodri6t, boB Ser S6elf neS
@ooroB.S tommeS, bel peldem Der
fliidtioc Observation-Disclosures Huiillli 3lls
fllldt gcnommcn bat, NIT Dem nlaz
roffanii6en &rie9Smintlter in Inter
6ol,olltng itcbt, Inn lid) nit lei1lern
aar1sen Stommc Der Nc9icrlllg 81
crgeben. 3mei ipatii6e @cfon9cne,
oie BON &oiiuli nad icincr @ergfcItc
3inot gcbrodt lluo IpGter e%ntfonnlen
moren, febrten bcltc nod) Son0cr SIT.
rild.
II ntcrG olungen nit S II.
Il.r gentens& luptltngcn.
Ranger, s. Sonuar. - SricgS-
MiriItcr @ab6oS erlunrtet 0nS Gclllls
tat ser llnter6onOlltngen nit Den Sll-
Observation-Disclosures, ebc er lteltc
Sperotionet gegelt OieIelben beginnt.
Die &%liin6erung 3inot's, Die feIte
@llrg Goiiuli'S, ballert fort. Nae
gSegc IN Ser bprtigen @egenO iinO nit
@ingeborencn gefiiIt, mcIde 9eute
acknowledgement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Hnbc auf Gnbn bergcltellt.

Sapann, s. San.-Sn Ser flei-
men Staot 8uerto Yrincipe lit Die
&nbe 10 lpeit ipieoer bergeltellt, oaB
0ic so clbaniihen s(rtiaeriitell, Die
CUR S~eritdrfnng Ser lofalcn @eibnr-
merle biigeihidt mor0en tparen, iuie.
Der bierbcr suriiffebren fonnten. Sic
ltnrllben mltrben burd einen Strife
Ser @iietfbabner, 5llbrlertte lllto alloe.
rer Mrbeiter peruriadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

9to6loB bleibt oltf orei @enerotioncl
in ser 5ontilic. - Sein 8ctrog
beriGicOcnartig ollf flint bis flint
sig Miliollen gci60bt.
BGiIo6clp9in, s. Son.--Gic
MiQionen, Die Sr. IlerunOer s. Gol-
Iott, ser bcrltorbencn SraiiOcnt Der
EcnnIplpaniu = 8abr, bintcrloIiell
fat, mcrOen ailf Drei @encrationen
binnllS ser 8ornilie erboltcn 6leiben.
2out 0cn 9eitimmungen 0eS Seito-
mcnteS, mel6cs geltern III NorriS-
toipn, MontgonlerD : County, our
9eltGtignng 5il9elaiien 1ultrbr, ipirb
ooS &ernl0gen 10 LANCE intaft 6lei-
ben, ais lpie bos @elee es erloubt. 81
ne SDcillrng bari crit nod Dem 90
&c Der G1lfelfinoer 0es 8eritorbcncll
Itottfinoen. SRI. Worp Galiott, Die
in Goris lc6eltoe &iinitlerir, unb s..
@orpner Goiiatt, S6lpeiter u1b9rll-
Ser beS @rblolierS, iinb in oen &C.
ltomente ni6t erm1bnt.
Die S6be bes No6loiies lit aus
Sem SeItoment ni6t erii6tlid). GoS
Sern1ogen mllrbe periGieOentlid bon
$5,000,000 bis auf $5O,000,000 ee-
idGbt. Ser Grblolier permadt ieiner
Satin ole Bidder, Sousboltungs.
Jege1ltGlbe, iammtli6e Gferoe nnb
anOere perionli6e Gillette. So
lange lie lebt, 1at tie bic 9tubnieBltng
Der SGrier ant Hittenbouie Square
ilt @operforO lnb 9or Sorbor. Son
Sem @rtrog bes &opitols 5icbt sic
@ittpe 40 Yro5eltt, lpdbrenO -ieOes
ser 0rei &inber 20 Yro5ent erbGlt.
Die &i1Oer linb @biuarb &ud)anall
Gollott, Go6ert &elIo Goliott nnb
Srall Gli5o 8orter Steiparo. Sn IT.
rem SeItonlente bari Sron Goliott
iiber ei1 3ebntel bes Hodlollcs pcr-
lii9eu, Die iibrigelt llelM 3ebntel
miiiicn fir lire &inoer uno gnfcl-
finoer ais Sruit : Sonbs p~eriualtct
mcrberl. 3os SeItonlent perfiigt, Oob
ie0cS Der orei &inber 5mei 9rittcl
lcineS reip. Intbeiles iuieoerltm iei-
men &inoern te%itnmentariid) bcr-
mad)cn muB. Mad bcm Sooe ser
GnfelfilOer OeS SeItntors crit bari
boS Scrml0gen in llebereilitin1mung
nit oer eeIebliden &egulotionen
o%eiinitip Dcrtbeilt iperbcn. @eiln Go
lparO @nd)onan Gollott, Sobn oes
SeItotors, li6 ipieoer oerbeiratbct,
ioQt ein 8rittel ieiteS Mntbeils o1
Ieine Sodter, 2ois g%aliott. Die 6ei-
ben ein5igen 2egate iiir Eeriollen,
o%nBerbolb Der nnnpittelbarcn 6onli>
lie iino $4,000 fir bcn pcruittipe-
len Shhuiegeriobn bcs Grblalicrs,
Gr. Sonnes Is. &ut6inion, nnO
$1,000 fir 81. Ycnn Sanitb, ocg
friiberen 2eiter Der Gbelterbroof
Stod Sarnt, niuenn berielbe 5llr 3eit
oes Sobes oes S~eltators nod in oei-
ien 9ienlten iteDt." 9o Dies ni6t
Der 8aa lit, miro oas 2egot binfal-
Zig.
Sn eiltcm Gobi5ilI perfiigt Der Orb
laIier, baB feline Sp9ter, Sran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
acin Mnfiduib bcs Tlottcnbcinds.

inc 70 II, Q. g., s. San.
- Die japaniide 9otidait lit 0abilt
%berltdnbigt woroell, Dab in Dem Yro-
granrm Ser @ntielrbutg ciiter iapani-
idet 5lotte nad) 9%onollllli alno Der
Tacifiefiiite in freatnbifaftlider Mii-
iiolp feline slenoerltng porgenommen
iper0eD miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
GaiIatt'S Scitamcnt.

9to6loB 6Gei6t oltf orei @enerotionell
in ser 6amilic. - Sein 9ctrog
periGieocnortig oltf flint 6i8 flint
sig WtiQiollen gci06tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Gritadl @attin nmo Siciiu6n.

6 6areGesGitp Minn., 8. Sa-
nllar. - Sal1les Glt0cr, ein poblba-
6enoer bicIiger 9iirgcr, erltad) beute
leine @attir uno iei1en StieiIobl
alro mod)te oann einelt Selbitn1oro-
perilld. Gle ct ieinen 3pef er-
reidte, beionll er iid) un0erS nno
trad) oltf, llnt einell 4r5t 5u ilifen.
ST mltroe per6aftet.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-29

tive organs cannot possibly do the work demanded ot them. It is at such times that the stom- ach needs help;it demands help, and warns you by headaches, belching, sour stomach, nausea and indigestion. You should attend to this at once by taking something that will actually do the work for the stomach. Kodol will do this. Il is combination of natural digestants and vege- table acids and contains the same juices found in a healthy stomach. It is pleasant to take. It digests what you eat.
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store, c. Hess, Jr., Prop.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-29

If you take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills you will get prompt relief from backache, weak kidneys, infiamma tion of the bladder and urinary troub- les A week s Urea tment 9 cents
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store, c. Hess, Jr Prop.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-29

Thomas A. Edison. the great American inventor, says ''Fully eighty per cent ot the illness of mankind comes from eating i'm
 proper food or too much food; people are inclined to overin- dulge themselves. This is where indigestion finds it's be- ginning in nearly every case. The stomach can do just so much work and no more, and when you overload it, or when you eat the wrong kind of food, the diges-
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-29

Obstinate cases of constipation and nasty, mean headaches promptly disappear when you take Dewitt $ Little Early Ris- CT Pills.
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store, c. Hess, Jr.. Prop.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-29

Does Your back ache? Dc you feel tired and drowsy and lack ing in ambition? If so. there is something wrong with your kid neys. Dewitt $ Kidney and
 Bladder Pills relieve Oackache.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-29

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Haz- el Salve is good for little burns and big burns, small scratches or bruises and big ones. It is healing and soothing Good for piles.
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store, c. Hess, Jr., Prop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
Tirnes-Dispatch Bureau.
AIunsey Building,
yyashinston. D. c, Oct. 2;

3
Z Fire to-day destroyed the Admlnis-
,tration Building at the Weather
Bureau observation station. at Mount
Weather. near Bluemont Va, The loss
is $4,000, Including some valuable
meteorological instruments. All per-
sons at the station escaped except
Observer Harvey Fl. Splndler, who
was slightly injured. st
E ProfessorENVillis Moore, Chief OF the
Weather Bureau, sent an Inspector to
Mount Weather this afternoon to have
him ascertain precisely the extent OF
the damage done by the fire, Profess
sor Moore fears that the work which
hc has been having done there will
have to be discontinued temporarily,
owing to there being no buildings on
the mountain suitable for tho observ-
ers. They may live In tents until
cold weather sets tn.ian by. that time
la cottage, now on the mountain, may
have been added to sufficiently TO ac-
Ecommodate the scientists. SD
'.rhe fire tls particularly unfortu-
nate" said Professor Moore. AS we
have been receiving very valuable re-
suits from our observations there. We
have heen emnloying sitess Witch
S carry nlcteerp pSiral slins trulnents ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
one LANDS nm VIRGINIA
French Balloon AnJou Comes to Earth
Nenr{ Mineral.

French Balloon AnJou Comes to Earth
Nenr Mineral.
MINERAL, VA, October 2S-The
French balloon Anjou, one OF the par
ticipants in the International race.
which left st. Louis at p. NJ. on
Monday, the 21st instant. landed two
miles east of the Arminius Mines. near
this town. at 7:40 A. M. to-day.
The Anjou was In charge OF NJ. Rene
Cashier, as pilot. with NJ. Charles
Levee as aide. The above gentlemen
have participated together in many
events Of this description, in Europe.
this. however. being their first ascent
In the United States.
NJ. Cashier informed The Times-Dis-
patch correspondent that the actual
distance travelled by the Arjou was
much In excess of the air line distance
upon which the prizes are awarded.
On ascending at ST. Louis they were
first carried III northensterly. direction
until within sixty miles NJ Chicago.
when a change of wind started them on
a southeasterly{ course, which course
was kept until their descent this morn
Ing. At the time OF the descent the
wind had again changed, and was car
rying the Anjou further south, which
course would have brought 1t nearer
to the starting point and NJ Cashier
decided to descend at once.
AT that time they had SUFFICIENT ball
last to have carried them further
hundred miles at least. The descent
was made on the farm OF Mr., James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
DISCUSSION OF TRUSTS.

Great Century Problem.
y CHICAGO. ILL. October 2s,--The second
day ot the convention Of tho National Ci,io
Federation was devoted to the consideration
OF thu corporations. Its construction and
regulation.
The chief speakers and their aubtects were;
~. w. .Tenks Cornell University. '"The Trust
s,tuation"; Edgar A. Bancroft, Chicago,
"Iestructiye VI, ReE0latlve legislation; /;
zatiOn." and Judge Grosscup, ot Chicago.
Tho CQnstruction of a Corporation"
4 Other speakers were Samuel t;Olnpars,
Frank II. KELLOGG. OF st. Paul, and r.. n,
Prusslns. of6rhrago, aud Isaac y, Selis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
WHIskEY TAKEN FROM CARS
Three Mcn Sent on to the Grand Jury
for Taking IT.
tspeGIal to The Tlmes. D ispatch.l

lSpeGial to The Dispatch.l
KEYSy1LLE. VA. October 23.--one
Of tho freight cars here was broken
barrel. packed with pint bottles of
whiskey, shipped from Atlanta, Ca,
and consigned to the dispensary at
Meherrin. was broken open and forty
bottles were found the next day to be
missing. On Sunday night ms Messrs.
LeGrand and Frazier. OPERATORS at the
depot. We're walking up the track they
saw car open and heard noise, and
upon approaching. found two men In
the car, who ran out. They were rec-
.ognized as Doc and +. u. Townsend.
Mr.. q. 8. Ganlding, the company's
agent, at once went TO work on the
case and, with the assistance of Mr..
j.. Q. Segle. a detective for the com.
pany. suspected B. p. Foster d flag
man on the local freight from Keys
Vile to Danville. and had him ar
rested. At first lie denied all knowI-
edge OF the crime, but when confronted
With strong evidence OF his guilt, he
confessed to having gone In the car
and taken out several bottles OF
iwhiskey. The Townsend brothers ad-
day night, after 1t had been robbed.
and when told by Foster that they
could get all the w1iskey they wanted,
and took one bottle.
Yesterday afternoon the three were
given preliminary trial before Jus
tice j. NJ. McCargo and Mayor Peters,
who sent them on to the grand Jury.
Foster was admitted to $500 bail and
the two Townsend boys to $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
DAY OF ANXIETY
PASSES SAFELY
New York Financial Institutions
Withstand severest Test
Yet Had.

NEW YORK, October as.-There was
a sharp turn of sentiment in financial
quarters late to-day. renewed confidence
in local banking institutions taking
the place OF the panicky feeling that
has prevailed among solvent houses
and demoralized the Stock Exchange
for the past few days. Tonight those
|fnanccrs whose deliberate opinions
are most highly esteemed BY the pub
lie expressed the conviction that tho
worst was over. and that out OF tha
present chaos condition more stable
than has for some time existed WIS
rapidly shaping itself.
Many of the banking men who have
labored almost day and night recently
that the Integrity of New York's tinan-e
cial institutions might be maintatned,.
went home early this evening, satisfied
that suspected houses which had beei.
found worthy OF support had been for
titled against fncipient runs or othert
contingencies. Serious-minded men wliu
have met the storm In sober mood Left
their offices smiling and chatting and
with q general bearing that spoke vot-
umes to those who were accustomed tus
read the news of the street in the faces
OF the big men.
Powerful Influences mt Work.
Several factors contributed to tltis
change ofefeeling. First and foremost
was the determination. reached to-day
by men of great nfluence in the finan-
ciul world, and whose 3probity is un-
questioned, to restore confidence, in-
sure safety and prevent Snic. Con
splcuous. among these wereaJ. Pierpont
Morgan and James Stillman, president
of the National City Bank. Through
out the day there We're conferences al
the offices OF j, r. Morgan s CO., and
while guarded statements only OF whai
was done at these gatherings were
given out during the business hours
1.-The fact that such men were conferring,
linked, with their known person al atand (
ling and financial resources. did nucl,
to allay fear for the future. News sot
these conferences quickly rait through
the financial district, allayed tho fears
of tho extremely nervous, ava certainly
aided the stock market WHARF this tn-
fluenca brought abont a feoovery of
prices toward the close Of day dlir-ss
ling which new low lsyils had been
lreached. ss Sfil sa IS d,
Next IN point of iniluence waa tho
presence at tho Sub-treasury OF Secs
retary OF the Treasury Cortelyou. who I
not only lent the moral influence OF sR
| representative OF the government, sbtlts
during the course OF tho day causeh
to be deposited with, New York bank \ sS
a large sum, said to be $4,000. .0o0.
Mr.. Corteiyou received many callers,
and all who conferred with him subs
lH4 4 NJ. Il .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
OKLAHOMA TO COME IN
Opponents of New Constitution Throw
IN Sponge md Accept situation.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
i fl,,tt

washington. D. G., oct. "a.
Tile large number OF Oklahoma and
Indian Territory Republicans. who
came to this city this week to meet
tile President on his return and pro-
test against the approval which he
has said lie would give the constitu-
tton under which tho two territories
propose to enter the Union, have
thrown up the sponge. They found
that the mind OF the President was
fixed. and that their protests would
not shake him from his purpose to
give the Instrument his sanction.
Il have not read the Oklahoma
constitution. and cannot say whether
it Is good or bad.,' said Representa-
tive Carter Glass, OF Virginia. In this
city to-day. 1.But can say that Ok
1anoma ian mas seleets = one very nne man man
of Robert l. Owen. Owen Is native
of Lynchburg, and Is q man OF high
character and great ability as a law
I-pr fs57 i 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
MAN MURDERED IN NORFOLK
WELL CONNECTED IN GEORGL.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
ROME, GA, October 23.-Alston Fl.
Berry. who was found murdered in
his room In the Fairfax Hotel in Nor
FOLK was the son of George III. Berry.
and connected with most prominent
families in this section.
He was known to have had quite
a sum OF money on his person In ad :
ditIon to the diamonds he wore. which
were valued at $4,000. He had writ
way home to stay. and so into bus
mess. He was II first cousin to Tax
Receiver Ike Berry, and was believed
tt, be well fixed financially.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24

by far the most important that comes
to the bureau"
An effort will be made to have Con-
gress make an appropriation at once
for the restoration of the burnt build
Ing. There will probably be oppost-
tion to this on the part Of Repre-
sentative Littletleld. OF Maine. who
made an attack on the Department. OF
Agriculture last winter for alleged
extravaganza In expenditures at Mount
Weather. but Representative Flood
successfully defended the department.,
and the appropriation was renewed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
THOUGHT i TWAS EARTHQUAKE

TSopie VI NOf1Olk AlRfmcu by Mhnt
Proved TO he Target Practice.
Special to The Times -Dispatoh.I
NoRFoLK. VA, October as.-Dcep.
rumbling noises of frequent occur
renee. starting shortly before 10 O'Clock
Tonight, caused a slight tremor to
buildings throughout tie city, and
brought thoughts or earthquakes or
other subterranan disturbances to the
minds of many people. and caused no
little alarm.
Investigation OF the unusual sounds
revealed the fact that the big guns OF
being tired In a night target practice.
the afirst to occur at the fort for many
years. The firing OF the guns was en-
tirely unexpected. aud was even more
alarming on the other side OF Hampton
Roads near the fort. where day prac-
tice cause no undue disturbance than
~ was here. wild report got out to
an attack by the Japanese. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
HIS PARTNER HAD GONE
Had Drawn $4,000 from Bank and Dc.
tectIves Asked to Locnt. Him.

Especial to The Times -Dispaich.l
Ferrata. an italian contractor. il want
ed by number Of creditors in Roa-
noke, and his partner. Frank Motto.
charges that he has left with $4,000
of the funds of the firm. He says Fer,
rata drew the money from the bank
last Friday. claiming that 1t was to pay
off the men. and he and his family left
for. but Motto has engaged the Bald
wins attempt 10 locate iiix- missing
fpartner.
The firm has some large contracts In
West Virginia, and while Motto looked
after the work Ferrata, who was a
banker In New Orleans. looked after
the finances. Motto was ignorant OF
his partners disappearance until he
learned that the men had not been
paid off. Ferrata claimed TO be me-
phew of Cardinal F'errata, secretary OF
the none. ~. -. .sLll.l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
THRILLING TROLL az RIDE
Fifty Passengers ON Wild Car De.
rallied ON High bridge.

Fifty PaNsenEers ON Wild Car De-
rallied on High bridge.
PITTSBURG. Pa. October a3.-Fifty
passengers and the crew OF Pitts
burg railway electric car had a mar
row and marvellous escape from death
to-day at McKeesport. Pa, near here.
The car in charge OF Motorrnan Hag-
garty started across the Fifth Avenue
bridge over the Youghlogheny River,
and when about the middle OF the
structure jumped the track. Immedi-
atelX .he pefame pane
car, but were prevented by the cons
ductor. The car crashed into heavy
iron support and stopped.
and had the passengers left the car
they would have fallen into the river
fifty feet below. All were badly
shaken and frightened, but none Sc
riously injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
FOR ILLICIT DIsTILLlNG
Two Pittsylvnnln Men nnd Govern
ment Storekeeper Arreatcd.


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Booker. G. N. Booker and j. D.. Rey.
noIds, all residents of this county, were
held for action by the Federal grand
jury at. a preliminary hearing to-day
on the charge Of defrauding the gov
ernment by removing and concealing
spirits.
j. D. Booker is a distiller OF Level
Run, while his brother is employed at
the place. Reynolds Is the government
storekeeper and gauger. The distillery
was suspected OF Illegal operations and
several days ago revenue officers con-
cealed themselves in the shrtIbbery
around it. 1t Is alleged that they
caught the three men removing barrels
of unstamped whiskey to tho retail
store of Booker. The case will go
hard with Reynolds if conviction re-
suits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
coNFIscATE TRUST GOODS.
Department Of Justice Understood as
Constituting Sherman Law Thus.
Times s-Dispatch bureau,
1rashinr,nn q

WashinEton, D. c., Oct. q.
The Department of Justice is un-
derstood to hold that under section q
of the Sherman ANTITRUST law. which
was invoked In the seizure OF $1,000
worth OF cigarettes of the British
American Tobacco Company at Nor
folk on Monday. trust-made goods
generally may be taken possession OF
and sold at auction by the United
States government. There is an intl-
bacco trust. this section in practice
may apply only to export goods, but
no explanation is Forthcoming why
there should be discrimination in favor
OF trust articles. whose sale Is con-
fined to this country.
One official of the department. to-
day Indicated that any trust. whether
1t did an exclusively domestic business
or not. might suffer by the enforce
ment of the section
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24
EXCITED OVER A RUNAWAY,
JABS SCISSORS IN FACE

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
VA. October 23.-While
toner, p. s.. Terry. colored barber,
became startled to-day at q: runaway
horse in front OF his place. and in his
excitement jabbed the scissors in his
own face, inflicting serious though
not fatal, injury. The horse was tied
to post and became frightened at
q passing auto, tearing down the post
and the entire shed In front OF an
undertaking establishment,