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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
FORMER CASHIER INDICTED
Taylor Charged with Abstracting and
Selling Certificate Of Stock.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.
.YNG,lRIIRE VA MN =<E II

Special TO The TtneS.Dispatch.J
LYNcHBURG, VA, May 4.---s. II.
cashier OF the American National Bank,
and who has been popular in local So
ciety and with local clubs, was indtct-
ed this afternoon by the grand jury III
the Corporation Court on the charge
OF cmbezzling the sum OF $4.350 from
the Bonsack Machine Company. Tay-
lor, who was reported out Of town on
a flaling trip. has not been arrested.
The specific charge against Taylor
Is that on March /, 1905, he sold a
certificate OF the stock OF the company
for sixty-seven shares to Mr.. s. II.
Franklin, appropriating the money to
his personal use. The two annual divi-
dends on the stock have been paid each
year. and 1t is presumed that this
was done out OF Taylor's private IN
come.
The alleged embezzlement was dis
covered some weeks ago by Secretary
Krise, when Mr.. Franklin presented
the certificate OF stock. The certificate
was numbered $3.50, but the records OF
the secretary did not show that suc.l
certificate had ever been 'ssueu
This led to close examination, ana
it was discovered that certificate No.
5330 had been carefully extracted from
the certificate book, the stub peins
taken out so astutely that the first
impression was that the printer IN
making the book up had omitted .ne
number. However. when the certih-
cate was presented and the mater
gone into more fully. evidences were s
found that the stub had been extracted !,
and sold to Mr.. franklin, VINO pau
for the certificate without being lhe
legal owner OF 1t, as far as the COM
pany was concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
MRS. PEBBLES ON TRIAL
Jury Secured, Opening Statements Made
and Evidence Begun.
fspecial 10 The rlms, -plspatch.l ~.

special to The Times -Dispatch.1
BEDFORD CITY. VA. May 4.-Ine Inc
second trial OF Mrs. Edmonia F. pee
bles. on .he charge of numbering her
husband. D. C. PEBBLES last September
was opened to-day in the Circuit Court.
Judge w. r. Barksdale. OF Haiitax'
Upon arraignment Mrs. PEBBLES
pleaded not guilty. A demurrer 10
the Indictment was overruled. as was
also a motion to quash the indictment.
Counsel sor the defense had previous.
ly appealed for a change OF venue. but
the motion was overrnied by the. court.
and this morning twenty veniremen
from Bedford were examined. from
whom sixteen were obtained. four OF
whom were stricken OFF by counsel for
defense The following are the. jury.
men accepted: Thomas NJ Turpin. w.
III. Mcmillan, Joseph +. Wheat. Nor
ton L. Gooch. Daughlin. James M. De-
witt. w. T. Pollard, Albert T. Mitchell.
John r. Giles. Thomas a. Jacobs. Jas.
B. How. Chas. w. Overstreet.
motion to quash the venfre was
overruled. and the jury was charged
by the clerk. The opening statement
was made for both sides and the ex-
animation of witnesses for the Com
monwealth was begun.
The first trial of Mrs. PEBBLES re-
suited in hung jury. BY reason
of the absence because of sickness
of the Commemorative attorney. the
rctrial has been postponed until now,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
ASSAULTS YOUNG GIRL
Miss Mecks, OF Montgomery County,
Victim OF Negro, Who Escapes.

MISS Mecks, OF Montgomery County,
Victim OF Negro, Who Escapes.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.
CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, May A.
One of the most brutal criminal as
saults was committed to-day upon tho
sixteen-year-old daughter of a Mont
gCcNY county farmer named Meeks,
at her home two miles from Eiliston,
la station on the Norfolk and Western
Railway. thirteen miles east of Chris
tiansburg. by young mulatto. who
was evidently tramping through the
county. and finding the girl alone at
tackled her. She was dreadfully cut
with a knife.
The negro made his escape west
along the railroad. The girl was for.
tunately found shortly afterwards. and
described her assatlant as a young mu-
latto with q dark brown cap. All sta
|tions along the railroad and all train
|crews We're notified and the whole
|county was soon aroused.
Late this evening it was learned that
la negro, answering the description, had
been seen near Shawsville. and par
ty quickly started In pursuit. The ne
gro was arrested and hurried to the
girls home for Identification. Sheriff
Martin. who was attending court here,
was notified. and hurried to the scene,
with the intention Of bringing the pris-
oner here for safe keeping. but later
advices are to the effect that the ne
gro arrested proved not to have been
the young lady's assailant
Officers and posse of citizens are
securing the county, and excitement
runs high. Miss Meeks is reported in
IA serious condition, though conscious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
TO ADOPT. vREELAND BILL
though Tabled In Committee. 1t IL
Thought Congress Will 1ndorse.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May 4.-Not-
tee on Banking and Currency to-day
voted to table the new vreeland finan-
cial bill, the impression prevails among
many members that that measure Will
be adopted at the conference OF the
Republican members of the House to-
morrow night. The vote in the COM
mittee by which the vreeland bill was
tabled was 13 to 3, Messrs. Weeks, Bur
ton and Mckinney voting In the mega
tive. The committee adopted reso-
luton offered by. Mr.. Waldo, OF New
York, requesting that suitable time be
given for the discussion in the House
OF all pending currency measures.
Chairman Fowler was authorized to lay
this request before Speaker Cannon.
Strong efforts were made to reach a
compromise on the financial question,
and the proposition advocated some
time ago by Floor Leader Payne WAS
taken up as the basis for an agreement.
This proposition allows any national
banking association which has circu-
.atng notes outstanding secured by
deposit OF United States bonds to an
amount equal to its capital stock ac-
.ually paid in to take out additional
circulation upon depositing United
States bonds or certificates of indebt-
edness authorized during the Spanish
American War.
The proposition was acceptable to
some of the House leaders and also to
members OF the Banking and Currency
Committee. It was at first thought by
offering this proposition as an amend
ment to the Fowler currency commits
sion bill the conference which has been
called for tomorrow night could be
obviated. When the plan was laid be-
fore Speaker Cannon. together with the
request for weeks debate, he In
formed Chairman Fowler he had no
power to call, off the caucus or grant
time for debate asked for. He stated
that more than sufficient number of
Republicans had signed a call for the
conference. and that it was for the
conference to determine what measures
should be decided upon. He gave 1t as
his opinion that the members would
not care to stay here an additional
week listening to the financial dis
cussion. The members OF the Banking
Committee subsequently held numer-
GUS conferences, and it was decided
that the Payne proposition. as an ad-
denda to the Currency Committee bill,
should be offered at the conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
TO BOYCOTT AMERICANS
English Oucheases to Ignore Ric
Americans In England.

English Ouchesses to Ignore Rich
Americans In England.
LONDON, May "A cabal Of Eng,
Iish duchesses and other Influential
and titled women has been formed
with the avowed intention OF boycott
ting Americans IN London society.
AT the head OF the cabal is the
Duchess Of Portland. and about her
she has gathered into an offensive and
defensive alliance against Americans
such powerful women as Lady Lans..
downe. wife OF the famous Minister OF
Foreign Affairs in the last Cabinet;
the Duchess Of St. Adams, the Ouch
ess of Rutland. the new Duchess OF
Deyonshire. who is Lady Lansdowne's
daughter: the Duchess OF Abercorn,
who was reluctantly forced to join;
the powerful and socially popular
Duchess Of Westminster. whose rivalry !, !
her at once a willing member, and
other women of equal social power to
the number of forty.
The formation of this anti.Amerlcan
clique had its inception at the Ladies
Automobile Club, one Of the most eS- M
elusive womens organizations in the
world. which meets regularly at Ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
COL. STEWART SENT BACK
Ordered Back to Fort Grant To-day
After Reaching st. Augustine.

Ordered Back to Fort Grant To-DnE'
After Reaching st. Augustine.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. May Sol.
William T. Stewart, the only offlcer
of the United States Army destined 10
command an abandoned post until MS
retirement arrived here yesterday from
Front Grant, Ariz.. upon orders to take
up his headquarters at the abandoned
st. Francis barracks here.
Upon his arrival Sergeant Brown, IN IN
charge of the government property,
turned it over to the colonel. but Colo
neil stewart's command In St Augustine
was Of short duration. for last night
he received orders from Washington
to return to Fort Grant. Colonel Stew
art again packed his effects and left
here tonight, bound for Fort Grant
which is twenty-siN miles from the
nearest railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
SHOOTS UNCLE BY ACCIDENT
Jack Eancs, Playing With Pistol, Fin.
tally Wounds Frank Eanes.

---@ SVec1aI W i4!t 11tca- 0FsPuee11'J
MARTINSVILLE, VA, May 4.-In-
accidental shooting Of Frank Eanes. a
young man about eighteen years old.
at Mountain Valley. this county, by
his nephew, Jack Eanes, late Saturday
afternoon. Jack Eanes and his unole,
Sam Eanes, a brother of the man who
was shot, had just returned from all
association at Snow Creek. Va, when,
meeting Frank Eanes In the road,
Jack. in a playful manner, talking OF
trsubled his uncle, pulled his pistol
and accidentally shot him through the
neck, killing him instantly.
The deceased was the youngest son
of Mountain Valley, and tho young
man who did the shooting is his grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
CARDINAL LoGUE AT CAPITAL
Primatc of Ireland to Spend Several
Days ana Meet the President.

nal Logue. accompanied by party
OF Catholic prelates, arrived here late
to-day lie will remain until Friday
as the guest OF the rector Of st. Pa
tricks Church, when he will return to
New York, The arrangements for en-
PERTAINING the Primate of Ireland have
not been completed, but he will be
rendered a luncheon at the Catholic
University tomorrow by Mgr. j. O'Con-
nell, rector of the university, who was
consecrated bishop yesterday in Bal
timore. Cardinal Gibbons will come
to Washington to attend the luncheon,
Logue viii meet President Roosevelt.
To- morrow morning he will say mass
at ST. Patricks, and during his stay
will visit various Catholic churches as
we'll as other places Of interert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
SHOOTS SELF THROUGH HEAD
Fredericksburg Man Commits Suicide
Without Apparent Cause.
. [speeial TO The Tunes Dlspatch.l ]

-7--l.-I ISpecial to The Times Dlspatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May fl
eopmmitted epei Suicide by shooting R himselt nase
through the head at his home here
last night He left here Saturday to
see about some plumbing work he had
to do at Il distant point, and returned
to his home; was greeted by his fam
ily went upstairs to spare room
where he committed the deed.
No cause can be assigned for the
rash act. He had 5000 on his person
at the time. His business affairs were
in good condition, and his home life
pleasant He was thtrty-siXt years old
and is survived by his wife, his moth,
er, two sisters and three hrotharS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
END OF LONG FIGHT
MIR. Lumpkin Named for Place for
Which There Were Many Aspirnnts.

Especial Gable to The 'Times- Dispatch.I
DANVILLE, VA, May 4.-The an
nouncement to-day of the nomination
by the President of Frank B, Lumpl1in
as postmaster at Danvllle marks the
close Of q long drawn out and vigorous
Nv contested political fight In the Re-
publican ranks here for the position,
here since July, 1906. at which time the
term of c. II. Barksdale, incumbent, eX-
pred There have been since that
time six active candidates in the field,
Including Mr., Barksdale, who was ap-
pointed by President Mckinley during
his first administration. Mr.. IAump-
kin is a young business man. and did
not figure In the fight until after the
other candidates had been In the race
for some time. He Is chairman of the
Republican party of oanville. and al
lInd. 1t is said. With the Slemp faction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
ONLY ABOUT ONE-THIRD
Great Failing on In Arrests In Bristol
N. a.. Ilnilcr Dry Regime. l.L.

Under Drv Regime.
# BRISTOL, VA, Nav 4,-Recorder It,
j. Burrow has Issued comparative
statement contrasting the cases In Po-
lice Court in Bristol during the last
six months that saloons We're In exist
ence here with the sin months of '1ry''
Bristol, which ended Myy 1st- This
report shows:
Total cases tried from November 1,
1906, to MAY 1; 1907. when saloons eS-
listed, 10: total drunks for the same
period, 454: average cases per month.
total cases tried In April, 1907, 12t.
total drunks for the same period, 50,
r. Total cases tried from November /.
1907, to May l, 1905, 262, total drunks
per month, Az average drunks per
month, Ia: cases tried In April, 1905,
ns4 A>AAl -1rnnlx. Ear tha Sama nariod. s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
BAILEY TICKET ELECTED ny
NEARLY 10000 MAJORITY

FORT WORTH, TEXAS, May 4.-Al-
most complete returns from the State
day to-day give Senator Joseph Nv,
Bailey and hisgassociates on the ticket
AS delegates to the Democratic Ma,
4tionalg Convention "a majority OF from
IS, 900 to 10000 over the delegates head
5ed by Gone Johnson. The total bose
was 21a-a72. s S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
Colonel NJosby Ill.

[specalto The Times -nspatch.]
WARRINGTON, d. c., May 4,--Colo-
mel John S. Moshy Is III at Garfield
Hospital from a chronic trouble, but
his condition Is not serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
The Water situation. i.

''Ths report OF the Water DEPARTMENT
shows thar the consumption OF water from
the standpipe at William Byrd Park Wa3
orIy 25S,s74 gallons. while the capacity ol
the pumps is $500 900 gallons, which Wnu!S
Indicate that tho high pressure serviGe from
that point might be extended, ana that hi
CONTINUED on Fifth Pase.y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05

Continued on Fifth PaseA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05

.I take leave of you regretfully.n
said the Mayor but hopefully. trust,
ing that with wisdom. courage and
fidelity you will guard the interests Of
this great, growing and noble conc
v,,,tv 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05

Continued on Fourth Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05

"Ciovernor Johnson Is In the race for
the presidential nomination. His
friends are becoming more and more
confiuent every day that Democratic
sentiment is turning toward him. If
he by any chance fails to get the
presidential nomination, he will not,
under any circumstances, accept the
vice presidential nomination."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

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10 bob Dem @crltrtbcilten Jest iiinf
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tbllns oes 6rltdtbGnblers 81 @ior.
aio iiberfilbrt uno 81 5ebn Sabren
3ildtbaiis perurtbeilt.
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9. Sonneborn nn0 SEQ M. Sfnaba-
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mGrtig inn p0ronb SoteI" 3l Worien.
too in @ohmcn ollf. Sic iperben Dor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
SpnncnNnf. nn0 llntrrNnnN.
NGS yNCttCr.

Sir Wurulun0 mo 0Cn 0iitritt
Columbia bctte flares m0rmcrc1
&cttcr, Gicuitog flor, lcIdtc iiiOliHc
gSin0c.
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8roO bctrllA.
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neutrality-suspicious. murOc Scr iol-
acnbc b6d)Itc Recommendations re.
giitrirt:
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y, Glbonp 80, Ncm. 0ort 50, Nbilo.
oclpbin 80, Itlontic.Gito IS. Cape
Won rs, g3oi6inNton 81, Moriolf 81,
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ton SO, GborlcIton So, Sopounob 80,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
NmnppCs Ggtrinncn ATS SuocsgcfGbr.

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Stuiihen Die Scuertpcbr bon oenl
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mprcitrase, na6e Gnitpm Suaie Mpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

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10 broltd)' id) @auult, 10 oodte lpubr-
lhcinlid) Der 90 Sabre olte Sobn
proofs, bon Er. 1918, Warplano.
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1905, Sit.Yoltimorc-Str., un Cams
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norooitlihen Stotionsbuus nit $25
nlb Soften.
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Noli5eirihter Garland beitrafte &C.
ltern I'M oitliden StationsbalS hert
80 Sabre ultell Stoliener Tetcr Gil.
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$40 unb Soften, neil berielbc am
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Gtiuas gnns Ncues.

sic Acknowledgement Der Sigu Der
Nc9cr @cihGitalellte tngt bieic
Modc in Baltimore. - Ircitdgi-
&C 0cidGftalieullg III DER Sburp'
StroBe biid0iliAcn Mctbo0iItcn.
STRIDE.
Gic arrangements fir oen gnl.
pfang Der forbigen 0%eid)6italclte an
lGBlih Der am Mittluodl Gonneritug
rll0 6rcitog Ituttiinocnocn Hotionuls
Contention Der o2igo Der Nc0cr=@cs
'd0ft9leltte" iinb sum grobten Sbell
uollcn0ct. Nororucit.9 Baltimore u1o
~tcionocrS Die 0ruiosSill. Nuctluc iucr.
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Compiler ,2otrobc" Die goi binunter
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glbeno finbct sic Convention IN Der
MufiCnbuQc Ollrb eincn Gnlpfong III
rem 9lbidlilB.
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