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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
BANKS MUST SELL
C0GBI ! II 5 P.A.P.E|::. R
Federal Court Issues Order for
Benefit Of Bankrupt's
Creditors.

The affairs Of b. 2. cogbill. the
Southside lumber merchant, who was
recently adjudged a bankrupt. were
brought sharply to public notice again
Yesterday, when orders were entered
by Judge Waddil1 directing number
OF banks holding collateral for the
debts due them by Cogbill to dispose
OF the same and place the money re-
iceived to his credit
This action was In response to in-
junction orders issued some time ago
by the court requiring certain banks
to appear yesterday and show CAUSE
why they should not be required to
dispose OF such OF Cogbill's collateral
as they might hold.
The court issued orders which were
almost identical in the following cases:
Bank OF Lawrenceville, Commercial
Bank Gnc), Richmond; Planters. Bank,
OF Clarksville. and the Bank OF Bruns-
wick. The orders directed that the coll
lateral be converted into cash and
placed to Coghill's credit. II in any
case there is a balance it will be turn
ed over to the receivers.
The order in the case OF the First
State Bank, OF Chase City, is as fol-
lows:
at ia ordered that said bank be per-
mitted, through G. j. Faulkner, truss
tee, to enforce by sale the lien OF the
deed of trust on certain real estate In
the vicinity OF Boydton, Va, which 1t
holds MS sccurity for two notes of B.
E. Cosbill, bankrupt, amounting to
$4,000 principal money, according to
terms of said deed OF trust, and said
trustee shall make report thereof to
this court for Its confirmation"
The rule against the banking house
OF Williams & Goode was dismissed.
the answer OF this company showing
that it held none Of Cogbill's COLI.
lateral.
In the case OF the Bank OF Neck
slenburg the order set out that the re-
fceivers We're at liberty to collect and
reduce to cash all collaterals held by,
them#for the payment OF debts due By
Cogbill to.the Bank of A1ecklenburg.
Total Indebtedness 800, 1000.
In the answer Of the receivers for
this bank it was set out that the to-
tai Indebtedness OF Cogbill is $2O4,000,!
and that 5000 Of this is as indorser.
The banks holds $214,ooo security,
$4,000 of which is stock in the East
Coast Lumber Company.
The answer declares that some
OF the collateral is not worth any
thing. and that much OF 1t is in notes
upon which the bank will hardly real
lie as much as 80 per cent.
One life insurance policy Is held,
the face value Of which is 1881 900 at
maturity. The cash surrender value
is $3.50 less $500 due the company in
premiums. There were a great many
lawyers in court. representing various
interests involved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
FAVORABLE TO BRYAN

Delegates Elected In Florida Primary
Want Ncbrnsknn Nominated.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. June 26.-
The official canvass of the vote OF the
second Democratic primary held insthi
sonvillei to- day, ana ahsWs the follow
Duncan u. Fletcher was nominated
for the United States Senate over Gov
ernorsN. b. Broward by S.5SS major
fity; Albert w. Gilchrtst, for Governor
ton by n majority of 9074: Royal c.
Dunn. for Railroad Commissioner, was
nominated over ". *. Jackson by
1,494 majority.
II Delegates to the Democratic National
Convention. at Denver We're elected as
follows!
From the state at LARGE Charles T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
EDUCATORS: MET
4 Al UNIVERSE Y !
Association Of College and Sec.
onldary Schools Of Virginia
in Session.
[speclal to The Times-Dlspatch.l

5Sl4 = ~ : ~ ! teS pdtch,
C;t7lAtRL l.e7 - + a.. June 2s.
"a notable event in educational cir
icles in Virginia this week Is the called
meeting OF the new Association OF Col
leges and Second Try Schools OF Viz
lginia, which held Its first meeting at
10 o'clock this morning in Madison
ESIiall,#at the University OF Virginia.
sllS Dr. q Gray McAlllster, former presi-
Id len llampden-Si Sidney College. made
the opening address, Then followed
the report OF the COMMITTEES on curses
OF study for the high schools. This
committee originated at a mtsting held
at the University Of Virginia; year
ago, with the following membership:
Professor Bruce r. Payne, of the Uni
Verslty OF Virginia, chairman; Hon.
II p & Egg lest on, State superintendent
lof Public Instruction; Professor FIar.
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missionary Conference.

tSpeclaIlto The Tirnes-Dispatch.1 l3EHss
RED HILL, ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
VA. June 2s.-The Methodist women's
VILE District held their annual cons
ference on Thursday at Trinity Church.
near North Garden. this county. The
Rev Mr.. R!ankenship. of Amherst.
which dinner was served. The after
noon was given to general conference
on mission work. 49,. .l5.5N
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE CHESA.
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
". COMP NY,

s. Commencing Sunday. June 2sth,s
Train No. 10 will leave Richmond 8:5d
daily to Charlottesville. and daily ex-
scept. SUNDAY to Clifton Forge with Par
Tor Car Through train for the West
leaving Richmond at $500 P. M. will!
In addition to regular Chicago sleeper
and Diner boswell to Clifton Forge
Va. SSss..
James -Siyer Train No. II. leavins
Richmond Sis p. NJ, will carry
through sleeper to Clifton Forge via
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge daily
except sunday, this sleeper rea ching
SRichmond on return train, No. IL. 3:35s
"A. NJ, daily except Sunday, sss5
Local train from Old Point and New
port News will reach Richmond 8:46
a. NJ, instead of $3.50 a. NJ. No other
changes in departures and arrivals at
Richmond. s M II IS
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SENT TO GRAND JURY FOR
RIDING ON RAILROAD PASS
ISneciai4n rharin,ax

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
& ROANOKE. VA, June 26.-3tr. e. NJ.
Crabill who is charged with violating
the Hepburn law in riding on rail-
road pass while not an employe OF the
company, had hearing before United
States Commissioner White to-day.
and was sent on to the grand jury OF
the September court in Lynchburg
Witnesses testified that he rode on a
pass made for a clerk from Roanoke
to Bluefield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
CAR MAY TIGHTEN Law
Remission Of Measures Regarding jew.
iAh Poles gCOnaldered.

Remission OF Measures Regarding Jews
ish Poles Considered.
LONDON, June 26.--In the course OF
the Reval meeting between King Ed
ward and the Tsar.& he Jewish Chroni-
Gle understands the intimation was
conveyed that Ia measure for ameliorat-
Ing the conditions of the Russian en-
piIe had been for some time in con-
temptation.
that Stolypin is engaged in active
considerationofssu such a measure as will
prob ably take the form OF considerable
remission of the present laws regard
ing the Jewish Poles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
FARMER SHOT NEGRO
WHO WAS INSOLENT

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM, June 26.-D. n. Nuchols
hubbard. colorcd, on his farm near
Rondo not many days ago. The negro
I Grew fnsolent when told to perform
T Eome york. end the shooting followed.
No arrests have been made ~
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BOY Drowned.

Especial to The Times Dspatchl
NORFOLK. VA, June e6.-Iar Lender.
the twelve-year-old son of William Lender.
while bathing this afternoon in the Eastern
Branch OF the Elizabeth River got beyond
his depth and was drowned. No inquest
was held. a. ~
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VERMONT REFUSES
TO ENDORSE bryan.
CONTINUED From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First PageO
liquor question Is concerned, declared
In favor OF matters as they now stand,
being ready. however, to follow the
wishes OF the people in what they de-.
sire. The campaign has been very
hot. At the last minute Mr.. Carmack
started story that the liquor men.
had raised a corruption fund of at,
least 100000 with which to beat him
and in the interest OF his opponent.
Governor Patterson declared this state
ment to be falsehood.
The nominating convention will have
1913 delegates and $50 will be neces-
sary for choice. Patterson's friends
claim that he Will have at least 7I6
votes In the convention and that the
number may reach 900. Carmack also
claims to be confident OF winning. In
order to carry out the scheme for a
prohibition law 1t will DO necessary
to elect a Legislature favoring the
plan. This is not deemed possible at
this time.
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best macadam road leading out OF
Farmville. The road is to be twelve
feet in width. with a parallel dirt
road OF the same width. thus preserv-
Ing the mncadam from wear when
the dirt roads are not muddy and At
for travel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27
New Farmyillc Road

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
FAFMVILLE, VA, June 26.-Con-
the State Highway Commission for The
building OF about three miles of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-27

NORTH CAROLINA
BUILDING |. |. |. l: ! N. SOLD [: II
Fair Price Paid BY Spectators
for Jamestown Exposition
Property.
RALEIGH, N. c.. June 26.-The pur-
chase money for the North Carolina
State building at the Jamestown Expo
sition was paldSov to Governor Glenn
to-day. through Commissioner-Gener
Joseph E. Pogue, OF the North Caro-
lima Jamestown Commission. Neither
the amount or the name OF the pur-5
chaser was made public. However, the
statement is made that the amount
realized for the building is consid-
erably more nearly III Keeping with
the cost OF the building than have.
been the sales Of most of the other
State buildings. 1t is understood that
the purchasers are SPECTATORS, who,
hope to UNLOAD" on the government
at profit when 1t comes to estab-s
Fishing the proposed great naval school
on the Jamestown site. Mr.. Pogue'
says there is stipulation in the sale
that the building shallretain its name
as North Carolina Building in what
ever changes may be made.
Convicts Escape.
Two dangerous convicts, Arch Wood
ruff and James Grant. both negroes,
have Just escaped from the state farm
in Halifax county. Woodruff was
serving ten years in tho penitentiray
from Forsyth county for Imanslaughter,
and Grant ten years from Irtdel coun-
ty for murder In the second degree.
Vets to Meet. 5
The seventh annual session OF the
North Carolina Veterinary Med cal AS 4
ISOLATION conyenes In this city July
Cd for a three days see and the
State Board of Veterinary Medical EN-
uminers meets in advance on July list
to examine any applicants for State
license to practice. DR.. Tatte Blu rer,:
State Veterinarian, Is secretary Of this
board. and other members aresT. B.
Carroll, Wilmington; Edam Fisher,
Charlotte: Watt Ashcraft, Monroe, and
6. A. Roberts, Raleigh.
The president of the association is
G. a. Roberts,of Raleigh. and the sec
Rotary Adam Fisher, of Charlotte. a
number Of technical papers bearing on
matters OF vital Importance to tho
people of the State as we'll as the
profession fareA9to bs read. rs
Old Solder Dead.
The North Carolina Soldiers Home
loses another Confederate veteran.
Private r. NJ, Johnson having died
there this morning, "a ICED 8seventS-onc.
He came from Cumberland county He
was a member OF the Fortiett North
Carolina Regiment He was carried
to Hope Mills for interment.
$ 56 Orphans Home.
The annual meeting O the North
Carolina Baptist Orphans, Home I a I
Thomasville, is being held this week.
incluring Editor Hight c. Moore, OF
the Biblical Recorders; w. a, Cooper;
~ ohm r. Ray and others, The annual,
reports, it Is said, will show the great
est years work In the history of the
including an especially,
successful management OF the orphan
age farm. 'The86new It'd library to be
known as the Noah Richardson Li-5
brnry. Is nearing conlpletion, and the
Work on the new inf Urinary Is fur ads
lvnnced SAY those In close touch with
the management of the institutions
i
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CAPT. sCROxTON TO PURCHASE
HORSES FOR THE ARM
Bedford.s New Jail.

The h11mca-Dispatch pony and cart
contest IL now on
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Newspaper Susl,e u ,ls.

81 ~ Special to The Times Dispatch.l
WILSON, N. c., June 26.--The Indus
per, which began publication here Six
months az o. owned by ilson Publlsh-l
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
TWIN BUTTEs RECORD.

TUCSON, Jan. 20.-Superintenden
William McDermott. who is in charge
of the Twin Duties work, has arrived
in the city from the mines. He states
that operations are again under way
but on limited scale.
The man who will be in charge of
the diamond drill work on the 400
foot level in the Morgan shaft vii!
arrive in the city this evening and
leave in the morning for the mines to
begin work. This level will be thor
oughly prospected with the diamond
drill.
Capt McDermott stated that the
company has at the present time all
the miners fhat it can use and added
that there are no openings for any 9th
ers at ne present time.
Since the news was given out that
Twin Buttes would resume there have
been q large number of miners who
visited the camp and asked for EN-
ployment, but only a few of them could
be taken on at the present time as the
company has started with small force
which viii be added to gradually.
The pumps at the mines are in op
Grafton and the water is being taker
out of the shafts and levels at the
present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
sAMARTINE GROUP SOLD.

PRESCOTT, Jan. 20.-one Of the
most important mining deals made
here in several weeks was consumrnat-
ed yesterday when the title of the
Lamartine group Of mines in the Walk.
er district passed under bond from
w. s. Conner, T. NJ. Earnhart and their
associates, TO w. C. Tonkin, represen-
tative of Los Angeles syndicate Mr..
Tonkin has been here some time en-
gagged in arranging the many details
of the deal.
The consideration of the transfer l.
s31 zoe. a percentage Of which was paid
down. the remainder being due in two
.nstsllments. payable Dec 1, 1908. and
June 1, 1909.
According to the terms Of the agree
meat of sale the grantee is allowed SO
days In which 10 commence work n
is the intention Of the. syndicate, how
ever, to commence the development
Of the group at an early date, weather
and other conditions permitting.
Wood and water IN abundance is
covered by the locations. and the camp
is within easy reach. By wagon road
Of the Lynx creek moutd Of the Poland
tunnel, which connects with Palond, a
terminus Of the Bradshaw mountain
railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
SHANNON BUYS INTEREST.

GLOBE, Jan. 20.-W. A. Shannon OF
Santa Cruz, Cal, yesterday purchased
the interest of Jerry Coghlan in the
American Copper company, paying
$4,000 cash for the interest. which is
something less than fourth IN the
company. The property is located a
short distance from the Bibson mine
and is now under bond to four well
known miners who are opening up
some of the richest ore ever discover
ed in the Globe district Shipments
are being made by the leasers to the
Old Dominion smelter.
Mr. Shannon is circus man, being
interested in the Norris & Rowe shows.
and It was during a visit here with
that circus that Mr. Shannon became
a booster for Globe. He has been more
or less interested IN mining for many
years and during his visit here last
year he became interested in group
Of claims near the American group
He intends 10 become interested in 9TH
ers a. fast as good opportunities pre-
sent themselves as he believes the
Globe district offers the investor more
splendid opportunities than any min
ing district n the country and he has
visited all Of them
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
ARIZONA GIRL IS
| SECOND ROSA BONHtUR
Great Future Is Predicted For
Talented Della Vernon
Formerly of Mesa.

Many Arizonans have attained en-
inent success in various lines OF work
abroad, but few have reached the
height Of fame now occupied By Miss
Della Vernon, formerly a Mesa girl
She has entered the realm Of pictorial
art and is now one OF the most fam
Gus painters q the coast. Recently
she gave an exhibition Of her pictures
in San Diego. where she is now stay
ing. This exhibition attracted wide
SPREAD attention and comment
Miss Vernon has been painting in
the Shasta mountains for two years.
and has just returned from the 70
semitic, where she spent the ssmmer
palnting.t
She has made specially Of ami
mails and the California mountain
landscape. both Of which are painted
with equal facility. 1t has been
proph ssled that Miss Vernoa viii be
second Rosa Bonheur.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
MARROW FACE" GETS LEASE.
Tucson Starr

tucson star.
Duncan Mcdonald, locally known as
Marrow Face has secured a lease
on certain claims in the Eureka, N.
NJ, mining district, owned by the Ma
loney brothers Of Paradise, and others,
and it is his intention to ship ore,
the first shipment to so forward at
the arIiest date possible. =
Mr. Mcdonald has the reputation of
being an experienced chlorider, as
well as a practical miner. The proper
.erty is the same that several weeks
ago attracted considerable attention
when a strike of rich silver ore was
made, almost by accident, and consid-
cradle more ore-some high grade and
some low gTade--was later uncovered.
The announcement of this find was
the occasion of many Arizona and New
Mexico prospectors rushing to the
scene and stalking out claims near by.
Included among these are the follow
ing from Paradise: Jack Cross, W.
K Morrow and E. P. Stone.
On account of faults and other IT.
Irregularities, also the very little work
done, none venture to predict what
will be the future of the Eureka dis
trict Yet those who have seen it say
the proving there Aof a bonanza is
not at all unlikely.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the San Simon Copper com
pany has not yet been held, and W
to the time of going to press the cor
rect date for holding the meeting had
not been ascertained.
Work continues at the Savage about
the same as usual, several men being
employed.
Timbers are being prepared for tim
beTing the new shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
Review Want Ads. bring results.
STRIKE IS DEVELOPING.

The copper strike recently mace
at the Emerald mine of the Tomb
stone Consolidated Mines company is
still developing most satisfactory pro-
portions, says the Prospector. A
winze started on the ore is now over
seventy feet deep with copper the
entire width of the winze and the
bottom showing no dimunition. Sever
al carloads of the ore are 20 be seen
on the dump and is the nucleus of
what promises TO be one OF the larg-
est copper producing districts of Ari-
iona, if geological formations and ex-
pert deductions count for aught. At
the Emerald beside the development
in the copper field, regular shipments
of ore are sent to the Ell Paso smelt-
er and this property continues to hold
its own as a producer.
The two mammoth Cross compound
Prescott pumps for the big shaft of
the Tombstone Consolidated Mines
company are expected to be shipped
within the next two months. These
pumps will be installed on the 1000
foot level and with an additional
pump column on the surface, will han
die 1900 gallons per minute each. This
beside the present pumping capacity,
will enable prosecution of work on
the lowest level without interference
from the subterranean inflow and
reach the vast ore bodies at present
guarded by the watery barrier The
present daily pumping record regis
tiers about the 5000, 000-gaIlon mark
The ore from this shaft supplies the
mill which handles about 200 tons
daily.
At the Lucky Cuss, recently de-
stroyed by fire, resumption of work
will be ordered shortly, a necessary
delay being occasioned by plans I'M
der consideration. Work at other
properties of the company is pro-
crossing as usual and the same quo
ia of men employed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
PLAIN TALK FROM SMITH
TO A NEW MEXICAN

Hon W, S. Hopewell, chairman or
the New Mexico statehood league, re
Gently sent circular letter to all the
senators and congressman, asking Tor
support for the New Mexico statehood
bill The following is the letter writ
ten by Hon. Mark Smith in reply 10
the New Mexico statehood letter.
Il am in receipt of your letter OF
December 81 asking me to aid in the
massage of a bill for the admission OF
New Mexico as a state. shall be
DerfectIy frank with you. There is
no earthly hope of New Mexico becom-
inc 3tafe at this session OF congress,
or at the coming session of congress;
All This stuff and bluster about alu
from sources once so greatly antago-
nistic to separate statehood amounts
to very little. In my opinion new
Mexico has always been under the I'M
r~essiop that Arizona has been
handicap on her ambition 10 become
a state. / am perfectly free 20 say 10
Won. knowing what am talking ABOUT,
that Arizona has vastly more friends
in congress than New Mexico has Inc
house would never pass bill admit
ting New Mexico without Arizona Dc
ing likewise admitted. II our western
peoole would learn that 1t is not
question of politics of the territory as
much as an intention to curb the pow
er of the west that accounts for the
strong effort made against joint state
hood for the two territories at me
last session. New Mexico was VIII
ing by her vote to forfeit for all time
the interest of the west in order that
she might obtain statehood If New
Mexico is favorably reported shall
insist on Arizona being likewise fay'
orably reported and this is not dog
In the manger proposition by any
means.
7 should be very glad to see New
Mexico admitted. have made speech
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
DOUGLAS STOCKAEN
ATTEND CONVENTION
Good Representation From Co.
chiSe County and Arizona
Is Promised.

DOUGLAS, Jan. 20.-E. B. Moore OF
the Sulphur Springs Cattle company
and w. H. Neal of the Four Bar ranch
left yesterday for Denver to attend
the annual meeting of the National
Livestock association, which will con-
enc Monday morning. Botl are mem
bers of the association and besides
these delegates from the Sulphur
Springs valley, there viii be a num-
Der OF other Cochise county ranch
men, among whom are Messrs. b. A.
Packard, ]. ]. Riggs and j. V. Wick
ers. Those who went from this coun-
ty say there will be just as many, II
not more, IRON other parts of the ter
rftory. The Arizona delegation 10
these meetings is generally large
one and they think there will be about
fifty present this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21

The penguin is an eccentricity among
birds. Unique among the feathered
world, it matches its eggs not sitting.
but standing up.
Il will pay your debts today. but 1t
is positively for the last time
"Oh. dear uncle. then wait at least
until w."--FIiegende Batter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21

after speech in favor of it. Have adj
vocated it consistently for twenty
yearA. But l must confess that my
ardor was somewhat cooled when |
saw her willing against our protest
TO surrender what we conceived TO be
the future interest of the western
country"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21

Saxony is put down by the authori.
ties as having the largest suicide rate
of any section of the earth, while Ire
land has the lowest rate.
How long has your mother kept
boarders. my little man?"
Ever since she stopped being Ia.
dy."-Harper's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21

Russian women and japanese men
are said to be the most skillful work
ers with the needle in decorative eff
fects that the world holds.
MA. why does sis sing so much
when sir. Spoonamore is hereF"
Il think, dear. she is trying to test
his Iove."-Chicago Record-Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21
sHIPWREcKED MEN SAVED.

GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 26.-The
Morgan line steamer arrived from
New York, with eleven men rescued
from the Spanish bark San Jose, en-
countered in a sinking condition last
Monday. Two members of the crew
Der vessel from Ar
drowned. The San Jose vas humber
laden from Apalachicola, Florida, for
Barcelona, Spain.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-21

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