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New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

Ar1oup of investments held as executor a4-
mirisrrator guardian. receiver, trustee
committee. Is depOsitary of moneys De
posted on order Of the court, for wnicn
fhe trust company liable because the same
are not legal for savings banks, nor per
uitted m by the respective instru
ments or words creating or defining the
trusts -''
state Of New York. County OF New York. S.
4 e 6. GOODRIDGH Nice-PTesdent. ana l. - -
HAYNES. Secretary. OF the Guardian Ircst -.
New York located doing business at No iio Br2a
xay IN City Of New York IN sald cclhts -
sworn each for himself the foregoing report Is -
to the best OF us
80 aIaF and they further the usual business
OF said trust company has been transacted a. me 70
"a ton required bv the Banking Law Chap 6oS Laws
OF 1922 and not elsewhere and that the anfVe -
1a5a IN compliance official notice receNed rom
the S1rerfntandert Of Banks designating the twenty
ayerth dav Of November 1905 the day Of which such
report shall he made ~. r,.-t5.r.
a z g. GOODRIDGE, Vice-President-
I. g. HAYNES. Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to by oolh u7t1He--7
me % - 9- JOHN BROMLEY,
Notary Public. No 159. New York county
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
Bank Reports.
mo 290
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

80 lorK N ne state Of New York. a. the close Of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

XorrdH. Sn WDblen ftIr3fe Der
40 Sabre aIte nerbeiratbete 2anoDirtb
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pinen SdGbeIbru6 erlitt un6 fdunl
nit Dem 2eben babon fonmen oiirfte.
Naier 1T 8oter bon feds nod I'M.
miinbigen 4inoern.
Donauef9ingen. Oos Ia
Gage alte Rin6 6es 8ierbralers Ret.
ringer fieI IN ieinem Sragbetthen tn
einem unbeipadten glugenbIid bon ct.
mem StubIe in einen @aiierfiibel. Sn.
iolge zines eineetretenen $ersi6lages
perihie6 es aIsbalo.
9urIa4 Sier itdrb SriebriG
aapier. SGdler un6 8anbaeiit, Der
dIteite Rann unierer Stabt, i'm alter
bon SO Sabren.
Gridingen. $ier tpur6e DIE
64.jdbrise @ntonie 2oble bon einem
Raofabrer iiberfabren unb itarb balo
nad benz unfall.
Oeiterrei@.
Bieu. Ser So iabrise auopie
Grana. 81 8eronitagaiie, III iufolge
6es @enuiies aiftiser Sdwdmrne &c.
itorben.
9iamantene Sodaeit. 9ieies ielte.
ne Geft besing bas CRETE Gbepaar So.
bann unb Barbara 8en5eI IN @ien.
acknowledgements 16. $err @enael
itebt i'm IS. 2ebensiabre. SIM Sabre
1887 mar er mad 8ien gefommen. mo
er ii6 NIT benz Inn bier Sabre iiinge.
rem Sr6iilein Barbara @interle ber-
m6blte.
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der Sob. 9ieier Gage fano Der SGge'
tnedi In Der nStOgermiible" i'm Sid.
6eruerf Die entieslid 8ugeri6tete Get
DIE Der 8iebmagb SeIene 8ranoitdt.
ter. @ie Die eenannte Mago ba bin.
einfam, lit nod nidt aufgefl1rt. Sb
Elm i%insIiidltder 3ufaIl ODER Selbft
moro oorItegt ooer Elm 8erbreden.
fonnte bis iest nod nidt feitgeitelIt
per6en.
9nitteIfeI6. Ser @trtsarbet.
ter 4nton Rubis perungIiidte, in6em
er in einem in 3eltpeg neb.u ieiner
@obnune ftebenoen SeuItaol fem
0adtquartier aufidlug. or tpolIte in
idlaftruntenem 3uitanoe iiber ben
Seuboben berunteriteigen. perfebIte
aber Die Setter uno lit abseItiir5t. 4it.
Biz fieI 10 ungIiidlid, 6ab er iid BIZ
8irbeliGule brad.
Gran3ensbab. Die tpegen
9iebitabls nerbaftete aaufmannseat.
tin Sanni glpfeIfeIo aus Sbna6ori
in Rieoeroiterrei6 tpurbe, nafoem tie
seeen cine &aution in Der S6be bon
5000 Rronen bonn areisgeriht Gser
auf freien SUB eeiest porosn mar,
bon ibren 8ertuanbten in Elm Cana.
torium gebradt.
@otfenfaB. Sier rpuroe Die
69iabrige Sralt aurora $er5feI6, bic
bier our Sommerfrii6e tpetIte, BON
Grtomobil oes ErieIter &dufmannes
@ttenne Strabo iiberfabren uno erIag
BALD 6nrauf ben erIittenert idperen
8~erletungen.
Budenitube am Ranoe ei-
nes mgefGbr 60 Sub boben Scliens
tpur6e bier bonn 2anbesbeomten 90
lenp bte 2eide zines iitngen Rannes.
Der iid burd einen Repolnerihub in
Gle Ser5gegeno getootet bat unb mad
peri6ieebnen gilf5eiGnungen, Die bel
Der 2ei6e aefunoen muroen, elm @ie.
ner iein ioIl, a%ufgefmoen.
SaIaburg. Ser @rttsbeIiecr 9.
NiiIler aug &enblbrud in StPiermart
I~tiir5te beim @6elmeiBIuden IN Sinter,
mltbr ab uno bIieb auf Der SteIIe toOt.
Die 2ei6e nur6e in elmer @%aIIerrinnl
%eefunoen.
Shpeis.
9u5ern. SIN rs. altersiabre
itorb bier Ser In peiteren 9reiien als
geidGBter Sfulmann befnnnte Or.
5iebungsratb 9uder, ebemaIiger 2eb.
rer urtb felt 1891 @it0Iieo oes III.
5erniiden @rSiebungsratbes.
9eim 9eereniu6en perungIiidte
Der Irbeiter 3aper 3entp aus 9riers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
S6pei;.


2u3ern. SIM rs. I~ltersiabre
itarb bier Ser in meiteren &reiien als
gei6Gster Sdulmann befannte Or.
3iebungsratb Builder, ebemaIiger 2eb.
rer urtb felt 1891 @ttoIie6 oes Iu-
5erniiden @rSiebungsratbes.
9eim 9eereniud)en perunaIiifte
Der Irbeiter 3oper 3emp aug 9rien5
gr lit pabrialeiuli6 beim berridenoen
Itarfen 9ebel in eirten abgrunb ae-
Itiir5t.
Reuenburg. Sier I~tiirSte Der
~50iGbriee Derbetrat6ete 9a60eder
IuertIt 9opio BON einem So6e 5n
So6e.
ct. @alIen. Sn Eel1fpn ItiirSte
Der 9ahoeder 8aIoburger, Batter bon
bret &inoern. bonn 9afe bes 9abn.
bofnellboues ilno Itarb einige Gtun.
ben ipater an ben erlittenen 8erles
ungen.
8enep. 9as &riminaIgeri6t bat
BEN 8in5er Sean Solicit. Ger feline
Srau nit 9eilbieben ermorbet bat, Su
20 Sabren 3udtbmts perurtheiIt.
SrOuius Sdleiieu.
9 dmiebeberg. Ser ueun.
| j6brige Sobn bes @utsbeiisers S1aSt
tplirSe bon einetn Bieroe auf ben Suf
getreten. Snfolge 8lrttpergiftune
trat 8unoftarrtrampf elm. Srut
dr5tIider SiIfe lit Der &nabe ge'
itorben.
Rieoer. Sermsborf als
aif Der @liidbilf Sriebensboffnunq.
CRUDE BEL 9ieOer . Serms6orf Sc,
@rubenarbeiter Seinrib @eier 5aa,
gerte, tpur6e er BON gagsertroa ae,
gen Die 8auo georiift. Der Sda6e.
purSe ibm pollit1noig jermaImt, 10,
oab Der Eob iofort eintrat.
SppeIn. Der 8eideniteIlel
Sappof puroe auf benz bieIiaer
8abnbofe BON elmer Rangicrmaihin,
iberfubren unb auf Der SteIIe ge
t6Otet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

beIaSenen grntepasen, oeiien Bferbc
iif pl0slid in Grab iesten, ulo er.
lit 10 idpere innere 8erlesuHgen,
bob er I'M bieiigen arantenbauic
itorb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

@Ir3bnre. SIM 3eIlerraume
bes obelisen Suliamlms puroe Die
9eide oes 35idbrisen S6nloieners
ansuit 8iemper aufgefunoen. Diem.
per NOR burd 8eilbiebe errnoroet NOR,
ben. Bon benz Chatter feblt iebe Spur.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
TAKES FALL OUT OF LADD.

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 13.-Attorney
J. F. Callahan of Casselton is displeas-
ed with Prof. Ladd's opinion of the
secretary of agriculture. He says:
"Some of Us who have known Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson for over
thirty years, and know his reputation
in the community in which he has
lived for fifty years, will require some
thing more than the uncorroborated
statements of Prof Ladd before con-
cluding that the secretary has sold
out to the interests" The professor
has plenty of courage and egotism,
too-a good combination when one is
right, but a combination that often
does injustice to others. And in my
opinion the professor will find out
before he is done that 'Tama Jim has
nothing to apologize for in this mat
ter, and will not ask quarter from
Prof Ladd or any one else"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
WERE GOOD
AuCklandP People Congratulate
American Sailors on Good
Behavior |'i'|I big Reception
on Louisiana

Auckland, N. e., Aug. 13.-The Of
ficers of the American Atlantic fleet
entertained two thousand New Zea-
landers today aboard the battleship
Louisiana. Among the throng were
many handsomely gowned women.
The officers showed their, visitors
every part of the great fighting ma
chine and explained ohem in de-
tail the workings of the intricate
mechanisms.
H. A. Meyers, mayor of Auckland,
has written w. A. Prickett, Ameri-
can consul general, extending his con-
gratulations and those of the citizens
of Auckland on the orderly conduct
and soberiety of the crews of the
battleships. Their behavior, the
mayor said, had been most exemp-
larry and reflected the highest credit
on the fleet.
Several imprompto baseball games
were organized and the New Zealand
ers, who attended these were de-
lighted with their introduction to the
American national game.
The hospital ship Relief and tran
sport Yankton will proceed direct to
Manila from Auckland.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
THIS SHARP BE. .
CAME A FLAT
Went to New York to Skin
an Innocent, Was Done Up
and Called in Police

New York, N. Y, Aug. 13.--The
story Of a faro game at hight stakes
in luxuriously furnished private
dwelling in fashionable section Of
the upper west side was disclosed to-
day at the hearing Of Martin Philips,
who was arrested late last night
charged with larceny. Philips was ar
raigned today and was held in $1,500
bail for trial. Melville r. Moxely,
formerly Of Pittsburg, Pa, who gave
his present address as this city, was
the complainant, alleging that he
lost 5000. In. his story to the court,
Moxely said he came to New York to
work system" with Philips. Mox-
ely said Philips wrote to him saying
that he could make $4,000 out OF
Philips employer.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14

Regular Army ManeuVers at
Fort Riley Have Begun
Under Gen. Kerr

Junction City, Kas., Aug. 13.-The
first big maneuvers this year at Fort
Riley opened today when the entire
regular army force of five thousand
soldiers were maneuvered under COM
mand Of Col. Frederick K. Ward of
the Seventh cavalry, in the attack
and defense of positions against an
imaginary army. The work of this
army was witnessed by General Kerr,
commanding the nlaneuvers, as we'll
as Major March, the chief umpire.
The payment of the troops will com.
mence tomorrow, and about $115,000
will be paid.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
WILL TEST DAMAGE Law.
Northern Pacific Files an Appeal in
Case at Grand Forks.

- z y "A i n
Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 13.An
appeal to the supreme court was taken
yesterday in the district court by the
defendant In the case Of Larry Dow
ney VS. Northern Pacific railway. Lar
nv secured d Judgment for damages
sustained by reason of his being de-
layed with his race horses for many
hours on the way from Fargo to Val
ley City. ss'EgN EglI
The court provides that the railroad
shall pay SIS per hour for every hour
shipment may be unnecessarily de-
layed. Notice of an appeal was fled
yesterday in the office OF Clerk OF
Court Spaulding.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
TAYLOR TO FACE
MURDER CHARGE
KentuCky's Former GOVernOr
viii Return to Stand Trial
for Murder gOf 'GOebel

Louisville, KY, Aug. 13.-It is an
nounced today on authority of close
friend OF former GOV. w. S. Taylor,
that Mr.. Taylor will return to Ken
tuck from Indianapolis for trial on
the charge of completely in the Goebel
murder case, Immediately after the
November election. "a
Gov. Wilson Denies.
Frankfort, KY, Aug. 13.-Gov.
Wilson tonight denied emphatically
that he had considered notifying w. S.
Taylor that after the November cleo
tion the time would have arrived for
him to return to Kentucky and stand
trial upon indictments charging him
with completely in the Goebel murder
The governor says there is abso
lutely no foundation for any reference
to him in the matter. &a~s j.. g..
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
BAD TASTE
Is Left by Report That Turks
Would Make Trouble If
Inteffefed With

Constantinople, Aug. 13.-An un-
pleasant impression was created here
today owing to an alleged proclama-
tion of the young Turk committee
that should the powers interfere in
Turkeys inter affairs rising wound
occur which would imperial the ex-
istence of foreigners. This procla-
nation it is supposed, is due to a
report that Russia had declared the
powers must interfere if Turkey fail
ed to crush the movement in Mace
donia, but inquiry at the offices of
the young Turks committee illicited
a denial of its authenticity.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
RATIONS FOR SOLDIERS
CAPT. SARLEs, coMMtssARY OF.
FlcER, BUYS LARGE AMOUNT
IN FARGO. ...

Fargo. N. D., Aug. 13.-Capt. E. R.
Sarles of Hillsboro, who is commits
sary officer for the First regiment, N.
d. NJ; G., was in the city yesterday
making purchases of food from the
wholesale houses, which will consti.
tute the three days travel rations to
be used by the troops of the state
during their trip to the maneuvers at
American Lake, Wash. The purchase
was made for $40 men, which will
constitute the actual strength of the
regiment for this tour Of duty. The
rations include canned goods, coffee
crackers, ETC.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
SCHEME j |. |: ! FAILED
"For Ways That Are Dark lll'|'.
and Tricks That Are Vain
the Heather Chinee Is
Peculiar

Ogdensburg, N. T., Aug. 13.-When
ten Cinnamon we're arraigned before
United States Commissioner Kellogg
today, charged with having entered
thmis country unlawfully from Can
ada by way Of Rouse's Point last Jan
uary, an attempt was made by the
defense to show that all of the Celes-
tials had relatives here. 5:5
The Cinnamon arragned themselves
in groups Of two, and it was observ.
ed that each pair wore neckties Of
identically the same pattern and col
or. Five other Cinnamon in the
room Immediately identified each
group of prisoners and claimed rela-
tionship to them. But the authori.
ties came to the conclusion that the
neckties were identification marks
and Commissioner Kellogg ordered
the Chinamen deported.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
KEEPS Mum
Until He HAS Digested Bry
ans Speech Taft Makes
No Reply

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 13-No COM
ment for publication in the news
papers on the acceptance speech of
w. J. Bryan is to be made by w. H.
Taft. This decision was announced
by the Republican candidate today
even before he had an opportunity
to read Bryan's speech. This read
ing he said he wished to do with
great deliberation. and should its
perusal make reply necessary or
advisable, it would be made the sub
ject OF a speech or included in a
speech Mr.. Taft may make at some
future time. 5sg
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
MAY STRIKE
Lake Shore Shopmen at
Cleveland Vote to Strike
Against PieceWOrk

Cleveland, O., Aug. 13.-Following
the desire for expression from the
machinists employed by the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road upon the advisability of strik-
ing if piece work is continued, the
800 men employed here voted in fav-
or of strike today.
The matter of striking finally will
be referred to the unions executive
committee. 1t is expected, however,
that all piece work will be forbidden
by the union after September /. It
is reported here that the mechanics
in the other cities took action sim
liar to that of the Cleveland shop
men.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14

Passing Steamer Capsizes
Small Craft and Before
He'll Arrived -Four Had
Sunk

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 13.--By the
capsizing of a pleasure launch on the
Wisconsin river this afternoon, four
Chicago people were drowned.
The launch, containing nine people,
among them Mrs. Pfeiffer and daugh-
ter, were returning from trip
through the Delles. When near the
dock the boat got into the waves of
a passing steamer, and the launch
capsized, throwing all occupants in
to the water. The accident was seen
by many people on the dock and
bridge and rescue was at once at
tempted with boats and launches,
but the four had sunk before aid had
arrived. ..... 49,. '..... .a
The drowned are: Edward G..
Pfeiffer, 1913 Emerson avenue, Cci-
cago; Ralph Pfeiffer, son of e. G..
Pfeiffer; Miss Mable Ward, 234 East
Sixty-sixth street, Chicago; Mrs. w.
G. Heath, $50 Seminary avenue, Chi
cago. ..'.@---.,
The rescued are: Mrs. E. G. Pfeif-
fer, wife of the drowned man, daugh-
ter of drowned man and twin sister of
Ralph; w. G. Heath, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Heath; Gertie Ward, sister of
| Mable Ward. The boatman, John
! Wirtz, saved himself by swimming
ashore.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14

commitment is legal only in New
York.
,stIf the federal authorities demand
Thaw's presence at the bankruptcy
proceedings in Pittsburg, those who
have Thaw in custody have no other
course than to produce him. Service
of subpoena on either Thaw or the
New York authorities would require
his keepers to turn him over to the
United States marshal, who would
take him to Pittsburg. -.
"Once across the river and in New
Jersey he would be legally free and
as long as he is kept out of the
state of New York he would have nc
fear of Imprisonment
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
FREEDOM CLOSE At HAND FOR THAV

IT,. d.
New York, N. Y, Aug. 13.-That
Harry Thaw will be free within a
month is the opinion of prominent
New York lawyers. Eugene Philbin,
former district attorney, said to-
day: @a >E !. az
"There is no doubt that once Thaw
steps foot outside Of New York
state he will be a free man, or if not
actually free, can be made so by a
writ of habeas corpus. Harry Thaw
was not convicted Of any crime.
\ He was acquitted on the ground
of insanity. Judge Dowling, believ-
ing it to be for the good of the state,
committed Thaw to Matteawan. This
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14

Disturbance Opens in Rockies
and Swings Through
to Atlantic ..

Washington, D. c., Aug. 13.-The
weather bureau at 1880 o'clock to-
night issued special forecasts of the
conditions likely to prevail over
day inclusive as follows:
A barometric disturbance will ad-
vance from the Rocky mountain dis
trict to the Atlantic coast from Aug
ust 14th to 18th, crossing the plains
states Saturday, central valleys and
lake regions Sunday and Monday and
Atlantic states Monday and Tues
da, preceded by rising temperature
attended by rains will cover the corn
and spring. wheat states and followed
by period of lower temperature.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14

August 25 to witness the trotting
derby, the first event of its kind, it is
said, ever to occur in the United
States. Assurances were given that
there would be no gambling or pool
selling but as Mr.. Bryan on that
day will be in Indianapolis, a fact
which A. c. Drinkwater, member
Of the notification committee, over
looked when extending the invita-
tion, Mr.. Bryan, Of course, was COM
PEELED to decline.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
BRYAN CAN'T KEEP PAGE With HIS INVITATIONS

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 13.-
Invitations to visit various sections of
the country and deliver speeches fell
thick and fast today upon William
Jennings Bryan. California's request
for a visit again was pressed upon
him by Charles Edelman of San Fran
cisco, with the result that the Dem
ocratic candidate is giving the mat
ter serious consideration.
Readville, Mass, wants him there
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
Lid IS down
At VALLEY CITY
Revenue and State Author.
ities Have Business With
N. P. Express Booze En-.
pOrium Causing q Drought

Fargo, N. D., Aug, 1s. 1t was
learned today through one Of the
brewery agencies in Moorhead that
United States Revenue officers and
state officials have been busy the
last day or two in Valley City and
particular attention is alleged to have
been paid to the Northern Pacific ex-
press agent at that point with the
result that much Of the "wet" facili.
ties have been discontinued and a
number Of people have been going
without their beer which has been at
their disposal through accommo dat
ing persons. It is said that the cam
paign has been Of the gum-shoe or
der and the local papers have SO far
not gotten wise to the goings on.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
FISHING DISPUTE in STATUS QUO|

ed States governing the New Found
land fisheries and the rights of Amer
lean fishermen means that friction
in New Foundland waters will be
avoided ,yntA a settlement Of the en-
tire question, which is of long stand
ing, Is had before the Hague trib-
unal. - " t
The dispute arises from the con-
tention of the Americans that they
have the same fishing rights in New
Foundland waters as those possessed
by British subjects, basing their
claim on the fisheries treaty Of 1913.
The Americans also claim the same
rights as to the Canadian waters.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14

London, Aug. 13.-The foreign Of
fee in announcing tonight the con-
clusion of a modus vivendi regard
ing the New Foundland fisheries,
says: ~
t'His majestiy's government and
the government of teh United States
unite in regarding the exchange OF
notes recording this proposal and its
acceptance as constituting in itself a
satisfactory agreement for the season
of 1908, without the necessity of a
more formal agreement"
The conclusion of a modus vivendi
between Great Britain and the Unit,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
PEACE:
Has Come to Central Amer.
lea With Chance Of
Continuing

Washington, D. G., Aug. 13. The
fact that peace has been fully re-
stored in Central America and an ex-
preston Of confidence given that 1t
will be maintained, is contained in
cablegram received here today by
DR.. Angel Ugarte, minister to Hon
duras. from the minister Of foreign
affairs Of his country. Mr.. Ugarte
was pleased with the intelligence and
stated that he would convey the news
to the state department tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
CHINA KICKS
On Japanese Legation Troops
Doing Police Duty Out.
side of Legation

Pekin. Aug. 13. The killing In the
city early this month OF q Japanese
army officer, supposed to be spy
ana traitor. by Japanese soldiers at
tached to the Pekin legation. will re-
suit in the presentation by China OF
formal protest against the doing
Of police duty by the legation outside
OF the legation precincts.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
MlckERsHAM CHOSEN.

juneau, Alaska. Aug, 13. Belated
results from outlying voting precincts
confirm the first reports that j. Wick
ersham Of Fairbanks has been elected
to represent Alaska III congress,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-14
MOST TOO WET
TO BURN GOOD

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 1S,A fire
at Taft, Montana, early this morning
destroyed the Anheuser Busch hotel
and twelve saloons. causing a loss of
$50. 900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-23
Death Of Miss Eliza ]. Browning.

Miss Eliza J. Browning died
Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
in the Watts hospital where she
was being treated.
Miss Browning had been i'll
sometime but not without hope.
Her death however. had beer
anticipated. She was thirty-sis
years old and leaves three broth.
ers, Messrs. John c., James NJ
and ". A. Browning. She i
survived also by three sisters
Mesdames W. II. Murry, r. L
Phipps and w. II. Smith.
The funeral services will b
held this afternoon from the FRS
Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock
Rev. Z. K. Leyburn officiating.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-10-23
IMPROVED SERVICE.

Effective Sept. 9th, Southern
Railway will inaugurate through
Pullman car service between
Raleigh, N. c.. and Atlanta, Ga.
This sleeper will be handled on
train 139. which leaves Raleigh
at 4:O5 p. m. and on train 4S
from Greensboro, arriving Attain
ia 6:25 a. m. Northbound on
train "A, which leaves Atlanta
9:25 p. m. arriving at Raleigh
1890 noon following day. Train
43 connects at Salisbury with
train So for Asheville. Knoxville.
Chattanooga. Memphis, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, and other points
For Pullman reservation, call
on or write w. H. McClamery
P. & T. A., Raleigh; or r. ii
DeButts, P. & 7. A.. Greensboro.
r. L. VERNON, T. P. A.,
Charlotte, n. c