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TUMBLED FROM HORSE. !.
Roosevelt luck Saved Kermit from
Number of BROKEN Dones. ss.TI

si8 Especial lto5The Times piapatch.l ss
GENESEo. m. Y, July 4.-KermIt
Roosevelt had a bad tumble from his
at Major Wadswortll.s home In the
sGeneseo Valley to-day. That he es-
capped with no broken bones is Just
ROOSEVELT luck. 8 81 f'3J
}. Young Roosevelt as taking part in
the mnniktn race, and was carrying
the dummy across his saddle When
half way across the course, and willie
he 4 was putting in his hest lines, the
dummy started to slide. In an instant
Kermit was thrown to the ground and
the manikin, weighing 100 bounds, feli
on top OF him. The hoy was consider
ably. shaken up, but not much hurt.
His horse dlsappearedf In the grove hs-
yond the arena and Kermit had to dra 8
the .dumnlya a quarter OF a. mile back
to the starting polnt.a IA sll
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Company OH A Whipped Enemy
Near Centralia, After
Half-Hours Fight.
MANY KILLED" I'm
SHARP EN- GEMIEN'T
.City's Defenders Held as Prison-i
ers, Major Bowles Being /
Spared the Shame Of 4
shackles-Hard Life
for Blues on Z
Road.

Telephone messages from ~Camp
Delight" late last night Indicated
thnt the Blues had ,vcatiercd the
storm and were comfortable and
dry In their shelter tents. The
three companies will begin the
hOmewnrd mnrch at o'clock this
afternoon, arriving here about three
hours Inter.
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H[speclal to The Times. .pispatch, ].

s ctiIcAGo. CHI ILL J uly .-Re Resultss
'$of the frenzted met thods by; which
A the Fourth OF ] July Is cal ebratedii In
the United States ars given to-
& mort row morning IN the TribnnesS
( tenth annua sun1m ary$ % the aurl-,5
Up to midnight report 4 from all
q part o q tbs ountry aho owed ID hat
forty elg II u ersona liza d been killed
4 and IA IA burned, ma llned L ana 4 lac.s
Grated by the val riousf EtrNHlen
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] u = y = ] = : - = { -
Killed by a Train.

Especial to The Tines- plspatch.l @
~ " A own =,
sack, was struck by an east hound pas
'sepRAr train to,n tght n q nd 4 kl lied.
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Many Guns for Bryan.

b "A letter was received at the execu-
tive office to-day. from Colonel Charles
Bromwell. the Presidents military aid
and superintendent OF public buildings
In Washing ton, asking II 1t would be
proper to grant the request Of Wash
ington Democrats that they be allowed
to fire eforty-six guns from the monu-
ment t$groundsFto celebrate the nomina-
tion OF Bryan. Colonel Bromwell
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Il, Boston, al Springfield, Ohio,
IL Milwaukee. NXla . ~. ".

The eroster3of theadead lis eleven
more than at the same hour last !
men and children lay dead. most
" a result OF their own or some
other person's carelessnass. The J!
Injured number u ,27l less than on
July 4, 1907, In addition to the
Il forty-eiEhtyd dead and 1.l24 injured, Z
z the nation has a loss Of $146,kl0 4
by IRE to sshoul der a,s one OF the 1
5reAulta OF Its patriotism
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BYA. n. w. slAcKRErH.

~ I711ti.-- = = tJf1IS1li IfiEISIEFFlELD
COUNTY, VA. July 4.-Singins
their way into Swift Creek at,
y s:lS O'clock last night, Com
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tEreeialto The Times Di.patch.l
ENVER. COL. July 4.-The
N American eagle, and the Dem
ocratic rooster have We'd with
each other to-day in giving
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Florida celebrated It's arrival with
the announcements that the delegation
from that State has q pge esidential can
ldidate in the person OF Governor Bro
ward. Former Governor Jennings made
the announcement. saying that Bro
ward would receive the support OF
the Florida delegation at least on the
first ballot
The Alabama elegation was one
(ContInuedl on Second Pare1 ----
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July s1s.-FLoUR but
firm. Minnesota patents, $5.3595.70: winter
patents gS4.40G4.75. Rye Flour-steady al
S415@4.60. Cornmeal-Firm at S1.65. Rye
Dull; No. Western. ss,sc. I. o. b. New
York. wheat-Steady: No. red, 99hc.@
s1.01 elevator. Options AaAc net higher
July. $1.01ss; September. sShc.: December
:I.0iA corn-Market easy: No. 2. s3hc.
nominal. elevator. Options Nc. net lower.
July. s7e.; September; ssse; December,
Beef-Quiet: family, s1s.75917.5o. Cut
Meats--Steady: picked bellies. 1915 a 90
Lard-Easy; Western. ss.5093.60. Pork
Steady; family, $1SG1s.5o. Tallow-Barely
steady at 5h q SIC. Rosin-Qulet at s3.15 q
$40. Turpentine-Steady at 4lhc. Rice
Firm at az q csc. Molasses-Dull at 2s q
42c. sugar-Raw, nominal; fair refining.
s3.so93.s6; confectioners' A. $500: mould
a. s5.75; cut loaf $500 crushed. sh.1o:
powdered. $3.50: granulated. $40: cubes.
1896. conee-Quiet Rio. No. Z, 5-16c.:
Santos. No. 4. sac; mild, quiet: Cordova,
seKI12Ec. Futures net unchanged to S
points lower. Butter-Ffrmer and unchang-
ed. Cheese and Eggs-Firm and unchang-
ed.
Freishts and Peanuts-Unchnnged Pc.
tstoes-We1k; Long Island per barrel, $2.5o
e.75; JersE, s1.5oG2.5o: Southern. $1.75 D
ESQ. Ca6bages-Firm and unchanged. Cot
tonseed Oil-Weak under liquidation and the
break in hog products. Prime crude, nolni-
nal; prime summer yellow, 45c.: &C summer
yellow. 40h 945c.; good of summer yellow
80 043c.: prime white. &c q 49c.; prime win.
ter yellow. 46H49c,
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COTTON MARKET

z NEW YORK. July 1s.-Ths cotton market
opened steady at decline OF points on
July. but generally unchanged 10 points
higher In response to rather better cables
5thnn expected. although weekend figures
and weekly weather reviews were consld-
cred against the market. Trading was quiet
narrow and Irregular. and prices holding
about 243 points net higher on active
months. scattered covering for over the
weekend The market closed with prices
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1900
bales against 3.05s last week and 749 last
year For the week $1,000 bales against
days receipts at New Orleans s96 bales
against 80 last year. and at Houston 1.44l
bales against ,025 last year.
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NEW YORK. July 1s.-Money on
call nominal; time loans quiet and firm:
sixty days. 2 per cent, and ninety days.
to "; six months. 3A "a. Close:
Prime mercantile paper. 3h@4 per
cent cent sterling exchange fairly steady,
with actual business in bankers bills
Mt $i.S695 @s4.s7 for demand and at
s4.S575@S4.s5S5 for sixty-day bills.
Commercial bills s4.s5A q $4.s5h. Bar
silver. 5sA Mexican dollars, As.
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OFFICIAL RANGER AND SALE OF STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
sBranch8 & Co. Bankers nd Brokers

BALES. ai
z Ito tAllis.Chalners ............
Allics Chalmers. pfd.......
o,4O Amalgattlated Copper ~.
American Can .............
800 American Can. pfd........
1900 Amer. Gar and Foundry
Amer. Car and FOur. I'd
100 American Cotton Oil......
300 American Locomotive 80.
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
1890 American Smelling .....
+ 100 Amer. smelling, pfd.......
1900 American sugar ...........
10 American Tobacco, com.
700 American Tobacco, pfd..
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pet. Glass A SIS, r. C.. 1926. 1os 80.
Pet. Glass B Is. II. c.. 1885,. III 80.
Rich. and Dan. Gold Is. C.... 1os ...s
r.. F.. and +. Con. 4.as. 1y40.. LOS
South Bound LIST S.. 1941.... % 800
Southern Railway LIST Is. 1921. % 80
Florida and Southern Is, 1876. IS 80.
Western N. c. LIST S., c. 1884,. 104
senboard Air Line IS. ls5o.... s7Is
g.. RArj 4 SCI; T EIoGikf l9l1.i par 81 "
Atlanta and charlotte.... 100 100
Atlantic Coast Line com. ..1o0 90
Atlantic COAT L. OF Conn. 100 zoo ...5
Ches. and Ohio. 80. Now. 100 42h -.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 II 1e
H.. Z. and p. com. $500. 100 eos
r.. F. and p. DIV. Oblig... 100 1913
Southern Railway pfd... 100 46 ~.
Southern Railway com 100 ~ -.
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American Sational... la
Broad Street Bank. 1880. IS 30 80.
City ............. ........ IS a2A 33,
First National. 100 22o
Merchants National. 100 500 -.
National Bank OF virginia. .1uv 10
National State Bank. 100 10
Planters National. ......... 100 1870
Savings Bank OF kichmond. IS so
Union Bank OF Richmond. 30 1872
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire end Marine. 5s s3i
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Tob. pfd. s p. ct. 100 % -.
American LOCO. common. 80. 81
Amer. Tob. p. ct. bonds. 49,. LIS
Amer. Tob. p. CT. bonds. SO 1861
va--Car. Chem pfd. p. ct.1oo lo1 101i
Va--Car. Chem. CONF. 400 FAX
va.-car. c. Co. Col. TT. p. Q. 1o1
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Northern Paeiac 83s................... 7e,i
Norfolk and Western con. 4s........ 81
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s...... o0h
Pennsylvania COW. AIS. 1915........ 93a
Pennsylvania consol As. ............. 1927
Reading General 4s................ SO
Republic Of Cuba IS (bid) ........... 1854
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 1864
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.... 81
81. Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... Ssh
Seaboard Air Line Is (bid). ........ IS
southern PACING 4s................... ss,s
Southern Pacific list As. .............. 1884
Southern Railway IS tbid) .......... 81
Texas ana Pacific lists (bid) .......... 1904
Toledo, st. L. and Western 4s........ ~
Union Pacific s..................... 1915
Union Pacific conv. 4s..............., 92H
United States steel End 5s. ............ seh
WtSoash 1sts. Observation-Disclosures. 1861
%;:;;s "a "a Ss4. s.. &
wisconsin Central 4s................ san
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CHICAGO GRAM NLARKET

CHICAGO, ILL. July 1S.-Failure OF long
interests to give support In the face OF bull
tsh conditions caused dull wheat market
here to-day. The close showed prices prac-'
tically unchanged. September corn was &c.
showed losses OF 20 to 45c.
The leading quotations were as follows:
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
aIMs \; 4, Va q Jul, July IS. 1905.

SALES AT BOARD. i55 81
s. Virginia Centuries-1. 900 at 9Ok. ID
virginia. G Carolina :, Chemical Co. pfd 8 ).
{, STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
North Carolina As. C, 19lO.... 90 49,. y
North Carolina 6s, c. l919....
Va. SO. Old. g. and r.. 9aa.... 90 eo,l
CITY SECURITIES. - x Z q.
Itch. City As, c. and R..l,... 100 100
saE RAILROAD BONDS ,355
a. &C.. IL of c.. CTS. of Ind. IS. ..ts5 0a 35
lA.8C. Il. r.. r, Con. TT. - p G. %
A. c. Il. r. n. Gifts. of Ind AS. a No.
Char. Col. and Aug Elk. 5s. c. 100
Char Col. and lAug. I'd Isl c.. 103 4. @
G. & Q. r, & a.. Cent NJ. AIS. 101
Col. and Green st Gs. &, \ 9I6. los
Ga. Car. and North. 1st SIS. XII, 100 i. g
y,eorgia Pac. LIST Is. C. 192c... log
Ga. Sou. and Fla. 945. ~. 49, 400
Ga, and a In. Com rs. "a GAS. IL IS M. x
Nor md Vest ny. as, 1906. 95 sis.
Nor, and West. Poca. 4s. 1874. 81 NJ
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u. 8. rcfunding Is, registered ........ 1os!
u. 8. refunding cs. coupon. ........... 1o5
U. s. IS. registered. .................s 100
u. 81. IS, coupon. 100
u. g. 4s. registered. .............. 100
u. s.. Is, coupon Observation-Disclosures. l22
American Tobacco 4s.............. Is
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 1o6
Atchison general 4s.................. 96
Atchison adjustment Is (bid)........ ss
Atchison conv. 4s.................. -
Atchison cony. 5s........... 100
Atlantic Coast Line .4s............... 90
Baltimore and Ohio 4s............... 80
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs.............. 90
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s..... ~
Central OF Georgia IS S(bid) .......... los
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. tasked). ~
Central OF Georgia End Inc. tasked).. 46
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (bid).... %
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS (bid)...... 101
Chicago and Alton 3hs... &c
Chicago. B. and Quincy new IS ....... os
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. II. 4s... SO
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lis3 20 " 4.
CATTLE MARKETS,
LIVE sToc E MARKET,

I{IUHM TIIVE EoIONlNI NilAEtkEI,s ~
l45 K Sales at Union Stock Yards.>
& 81 r lchmond. uly Is, COS. 5%
3 Report OF live stock market for the week
B Beat steers. 6A @ &C.; medium, " TO good.
Az % 6Nc.; common to fair, az q 4Ac..s best
heifers, X q SC. me lura Cd, ~ a 41sc.;
mediWIns To good, ~ q common to tar,,
taA@ SAC. bulls. 5 Qahc.: COWS and calves,
s2ndo46,po per head cal Ives "a q 6'sc g.: best
ahsep' a = q Al; hogs. 8 v q Co.; sows and
stags. ~ D &C.. .ss9,t a n ~
Pvospscts good for all kinds OF n och.
cHlcAc i d II, JUL q &c It'll 81
ycejptx 4 about Ill sss head, Market "a steady
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.A,751,o0o 20

Baevss s4ss@7,7o; Texans, sa,5o@5,5ea
ers. s2.75 q 100; COWS and hetfers, ~ g
sac: calves. $50 pa. -, Hogs--kecelpts about
Light. 5000 $50; mixed. $6.e5Gp 6.a5; heavy,
s6,25 a 6.aS; an roug !. $6,2b4 6.6b; good 70
ehelce, heavy. S6,65 dRS.s5, pigs 81 70 g s;so; ;
about 1000 head, 81 Market at ~. n alive.
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d RIcHAIOND 3pRODuCEL NIARKET. .

500
"a FLOUR-Receiptsa continue light: market
firm with. slightly better demand. WHEAT
Active at quotations. cORN-Qulet. OATS
steady. RYE-:ln fair demand. Hay
With decreased receipts our market Is fair
~ active i at the advanced quotations.
STRAW-Continues Very dull at prices
quoted. No.
Potato Receipts light; market IN
settled.
oL-Rece!pts continue light and mar
APPLEs-cho to fancy stock In fair
demand.
EGGS-F'resh clean stock continues active
at prices quoted: receipts moderate.
BUTTER-Marke continues active under
sPoULTRY-All good fresh stock in &C.
tive demand at8quotation. Fl
HIDES-Unchanscd and active.
VIRGINIA + BACON-Conttnues steady at
unchanged prices. r5
FRuiTs-Peaches continue plentiful and
low. Pears scarce and In good demand.
Plums In good demand at prices suoted. NJ
RECEIPTS FOR TIL e sIYEEK--Wheat,
22.0S2 bushels. corn. 6S.7S2 bushels: oats,
5i2.7l0 bushels. Rye, 97s bushels: flour.
l,,ss2 barrels: hay. sc: tons; millfeed. 100
ytc MS S.is 90 PHI $
sTocFlI1N SELEV4tToR-corn. {, o6c bush
els; oats. 1900 bushels. fs 53s
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Bunk STATEMENTS
Bank Statements
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION 2
OF THE
American National Bank,
Ar RICHMOND, 1N$THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS JULY 16, 1908.
RESOURcEs.

Loans ana digcoul
Overdrafts, secu
unsecured .....
u. 8. bonds to s,
c,ilatlon a...
Other bonds to Sc
deposits .......
Premiums on u. s
Bonds. securities.
Banking house.
md fixtures
Bonds loaned.
Due from ma
tional banks
(not reserve
agents) 5
Due from State
b a n k s ans
bankers ......
Due from APP
proved reserve
agents ......
Oh ecks a ndother
cash items. /
q x changes for
clearing house
Notes OF other
national banks
Fractional paper
currency, nick
els and cents.
L a wful money
re rye in
bank, viz:
Specie ......,..
Lie g q l tender
notes ........
Redemption fund
w l t h u. s.
Treasurer (5M
OF clrculatlon)
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Firm; spring patents. s5.25 $50; straights.
sac 500: winter patents, s4.20@4.5o:
straights. s4.2o94.75: bakers. ss.5o0 400.
3Wheat--No. 3 spring. .o2@1.14; ! No. corn.
276E 976Mc.; No. yellow. 751s @ nc. Nd. "a
oats. 67lsc.: No. 3 white. 57h q soc. Fair to
choice mating barley. $50 10c. Flaxseed-
MOL northwestern. s1.23A. Short ribs, sides
uoose). Ss.50Is.S7; mess pork. per barrel,
Sl5.70015.75; lard. per 100 pounds, s9.a7:
short clear sides tboxed). 1851 a 800. rWhis-
key. basis of htlgh wines. s1.35. Receipts
Wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn, geo. 500 bush
ls:Soats. III. 500 bushels. SUPERINTENDENT.
$500 e! bushe corn; 447.soo bushels; oats,
520S9o0 bushels. Butter-AIarket steady;
creameries. 1S@o1c.; dairies, "a zoe. az Eggs
Firm: at mark. cases included, 141s 6o15c,:
nrsts, 17.s @19lsc. Cheese-steady at 1o1s a.
INC. III n ~ ~
: BALTIMORE. MD. July 1s.-FLoUR-
contract. 96A @96hc.; southern on grade,
SAG 96c. Corn-Dull; spot. mixed, 1910.
,Cats-Quiet: No. 3 mixed, 5S @5sIac Rye
Steady; No. 9 western. domestic. SSGS9c.
yButter-F'irm and unchanged: fancy irnita.
ton, 90 q ale: do. creamery csc; TO-. ladic.
19@ 2oc.: store packed. 17,sc Eggs-steady
and unchanged Mt 17@17hc. Cheese-Firm
and unchanged; new. large, 1a.sc.; new,
flats. 1910: new, small. enc, Susar-Un.
changed; coarse granulated and fnc. $500
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To-day's sales were $4,000 shares. in
Guiding: Sugar. 1900: Tobacco. $500:
Atlantic Coast Line, 600: st. paul.
20.5oO: Chesapeake and Ohio, 1900:
louisville and Nashville. 4 100; Norfolk
and Western, 100; Pennsylvania, 22.1oo:
Keading. 1900: Union Pacific, $500;
United States Steel. $1,000; Southern
Railway. pfd.. 300; Tennessee Copper.
100; sloss- Sheffield 800: Virginia Caro-
lima. Chemical, 200; spfd., 100. M
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Cotton. quiet: middllng. 100: gross re-.
.ceipts, 2.4so bales; stock. 1906 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts.
bales: to France. 1910 bales; to the Conti-
rent. 1897 bales. ,s
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts.
1909 bales: expor tito Great Britain. 100
bales; to France. e,o7o bales; to the Conti-
Total since September LIST at all ports-
Net receipts. s. 1889 bales: export to Great
Britain. e,s7l.4os bales; to France ss:.oss
bales: to the Continent. 3,27s.lso bales: to
Japan. 9o,643 bales: to Mexico. 1.54s bales.
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Bunk 4tateii,ei,ts.
tLIABlLl'TllE:,.s:, ! 4 d d

Capital stock paid in.....S
Surplus fund. .............
Undivided profits. less exc
penses and taxes paid. u.
National bank notes out-
standing ............... Il.
Duo to other !.
nat I orlal
banks ......$ 27o,921 90 4
DIE to State
bar ks and Il
bankers ...... 278,578 10
Due to ap-
pro we'd re-
serve agents 35,443 90
Individual do
p }sss e eh beS s,os7.os7 So
De mand cer-
tificates Of
deposit 1890. 141,716 90
Certified checks 1926 IL
C a s h l Q RS
checks out
standing $50 23
deposits -. $4,000 90
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Loans and discounts. .$476t,So7 A
Overdrafts, secured and UNI
secured $500. ........... 4,21a %
United states bonds to Sc
cure circulation ........ 100000 90
United states deposits 5. 1876 90
Premiums on United States
pa nGaas house, furniture is'sss =
and fixtures ............ 12s,sss SO
Due from ma
tlonal banks
(not reserve
Due from state
banks and
4 bankers :. 49,. 60,3bx %
Due from ap-
proved re-
serve agents. 641,236 ~
Checks and other
cash items.... 6.2S5 90
clearing house ss.sss 81
Notes Of other
national banks $4,000 90
Fractional paper
els els and cents. $500 o5
Lawful money reserve in
bank, viz:
I ins tender
.,.-. :ss,sos %
Redemption fund with u. S.
iatIon9 ... we J. $4,000 90
ton fund .... 40 r $4,000 90
Total .so,57os5a 81
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): d j 81 i,

r. Charles A. Peple. Secretary. do
3solemnly swear that tho above is a
true statement Of the financial condi-8
stion of the Bank Of Commerce and
Trusts. located at Richmond. in the
State OF Virginia. a t the close OF bus
mess on the 18th day Of July, 1908, to Il
the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES a. PEPL1,
Secret a1.1,.lsIls
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.sl,,5;,5o2,,lal;1I.M! ..

ss T, James NJ. Ball, Cashier do sol en,n-
" swear that the above Is v, IA true g
statement Of the financial CONDITION os8
ut Richmond, in the State! s9f rg mia
at the close OF business on the 18TH day
OF July. 1905. to the best 81 my Sno t,' u
az = si5 lT JAMES NJ BALL Ssa
ii Cashier. 3 III
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LIABILITIES.

3 LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in......'
Surplus fund.
Undivided profits. less ex-i
penses and taxes paid.
National bank notes OUT
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State Of Virginia, City Of Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this 18th day of July, 10 Jos. iSsss33544s
STAFFORD FL. PARKER,
Notary Public
My commission expires January ~.
1911.
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5Bank Statements.
Report & the Condition & the
Planters National Bank,
atRichmond in the State Of Virginia Virginia,
at the close Of business July Is,
s5.s8s3rrcN11pcEc Il "a Dir
RESOURCES

Loans and discounts. 4,76t,807 A
Overdrafts, secured and un-
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Safety deposit boxes and storage
compartments for rent at reasonable
rates. ss
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Three per cent. interest paid on saw
ngs accounts, compounded semi-annu-
lily from date OF deposit.
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Bonds borrowed.
Liabilities other than those
above stated: Reserve for
interest
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We solicit tho erchants. firms.
consistent with sound and conservative banking
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Correct-Attest:
WILLIAM g. CAMP.
r.. H. HARDWOOD,
y EDGAR G. QUINN.
Directors.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-01-21
Latest Man Alive.

Mrs Anton Sadwski, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, testified in court against her
husband in suit brought for alleged
neglect of his six small children. Mrs.
Sadwski thinks he is the LATEST man
on record. Why. Judge, he is so
lazy she walled. ''that when he goes
to bed in the attic above our rooms
he pulls up the ladder after him.
That's the only stairway, and when
he has pulled it up with him I can't
wake him in the morning. My hus-
band was awfully anxious for me to
marry him. But he left me on the
day we were married and didn't come
back for a week. Then he begged
on his knees and took him in. I've
supported him ever since"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-01-21
INSANITY THAW's DEFENSE
Littleton Says Family History win
Be Laid Bare.
Whites Slayer Tried Suicide in Paris
After Hearing Evelyn Ncsbit's
Story, Says Counsel.

New York City Opening the case
Of the People against Harry X. Thaw
for the murder of Stanford White,
Assistant District Attorney Garvan
asked in the Supreme Court for a
verdict of murder in the first degree.
charging that the prisoner had COM
mitted "a premeditated. deliberate
and cowardly murder"
The wheels of justice were we'll
oiled, and Justice Bowling made
them move swiftly, SO swiftly, in fact,
that the opening address for the Peo-
pie and the testimony of the Peoples
witnesses establishing the facts of the
killing on Madison Square roof gar
den on the night of June %, 1906,
were all completed by $50 O'Clock
in the afternoon Then Martin w.
Littleton, chief counsel for the pris-
oner, was called on to outline his de-
Tense to the jury.
Mr.. Littleton had limited at some
sensations, but as his address went
on there came surprise after surprise,
announcement of witnesses from var
ious corners of the globe, statements
of acts ranging from the puerilities
of weak-minded childhood to at
tempted suicide by Thaw and the un-
locking of the Thaw family closet to
show the skeleton which had been
kept carefully hidden for generations
hereditary insanity.
The most striking new statement
in Mr. Littleton's outline OF the de-
Tense was that Thaw had tried to
kill himself by taking poison in Paris