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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
DOCKET OF FEBRUARY
TERM CIRCUIT COURT
IN ABSENCE OF JUDGE HOLDING
CASES ARE SET BY BAR
AND CLERK.
special Judge May Hold Next Term
Which Will Convene on Mon
day, Feb. IS.

In the absence OF Judge Holding the
members Of the bar and the clerk Of
the Circuit Court have arranged the
/ docket for the February term which
begins here on Monday. February Is.
Judge Holding is attending the trial
Of the Coopers and Sharp at Nash
vile and il is probable that he will
not be able to hold the court here. In
that event the bar will either elect a
judge in his place or some attorney
will be commissioned by the Cover
nor to act as special Judge.
The following cases have been set
for trial in the Circuit Court for the
February term:
Monday, February is.
Blocker VS.. Ogilyie.
Jacobs VS. Mccormick.
Anderson VS.. L. & N. R. R. Co.
Tuesday, February 16.
Brown ct al. VS.. L. & n. r. R. Co.
Whitman VS.. Watson.
Ruhm VS.. English.
Wednesday, February IL.
Ingram VS. Brownlow ct al.
Brown VS.. Whitney.
Murphy & Sellars VS.. Hudson.
Thursday, February 1s.
Hargrove ct al vs.. Providence Insur-
ance Co.
Mckee VS.. Hayes.
TAFT VS.. l.. & N. R. R. Co.
Friday, February 10.
Bates and wife vs.. L. & n. r. r. Co.
Lucy Stockard VS.. U. s. Fire Insur-
ance Co.
Rosenthal VS.. l.. & N. R. r. Co.
Monday, February %.
OBrien VS. L. & n. R. R. Co. ct al.
Tuesday, February %.
r. w. Martin VS.. L. & n R. R. Co.
It al
VIM. Martin and wife VS.. L. & N. R.
R. Co.
Wednesday, February %.
Roth VS. Mt Pleasant Fertilizer Co.
Ramsey & Ball VS.. Charleston NJ &c
Il. Co.
Howard, Admr. VS.. Anderson
Thursday, February IS.
Hopper VS. Petrified Bone Mfg. Co.
Nichols & Shelley VS.. L. & N. r. r.
20.
Andrew Cox VS.. L. & n R. R. Co.
Friday, February &c.
Lentz, Admx VS.. Col Lodge /. o. o.
: ct al.
Low, Admr VS.. Mclaughlin & Lane.
Tucker VS.. Independent Phosphate
o.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05

Wait" lie said. aware. Of her OWL
crude atti d. and con ised by Il
Wait a moment. Mr. Siward. | dom
mean to dri you away"
ITS self exile" ne said quietly
quite voluntary ! assure you"
'Mr Siwardr'
And as he looked up coOlly: Have
you nothing more friendly to say TO
+ ne? Is your friendship Tor me SO
limited tina. my first caprice oversteps
the bounds
Il meant no criticism
wait. Mr.. Slwardr' as he moved
slowly toward the path. You force
me to say other things which you have
no right to hear After last night
the vivid tint grew in her face" after
such a night is 1t not natural for a girl
to creep off somewhere by herself and
Try to think little?"
He had turned full on her. The an
Swering color crept to his forehead.
els that why?' he asked slowly.
us it not a reason"
1T was my reason for being here"
She bit her bright lip. This trend to
the conversation was ominous, and she
had meant to do her drifting alone in
still sun dreams, fearing no witness,
no testimony, no judgment save her
own self In court with herself.
IL suppose you cannot go now"
Ihe reflected innocently.
Indeed can and must"
And leave me here to dig in the
sand with my heels? Merci"'
do you mean
81 certainly do, Mr.. Siward. ! don't
want to dream now. l don't care to
reflect. You see what you've done,
don't you-saved me from an entire
morning wasted In sentimental rev.
erie over what might have been? Now
you can appreciate it, can't you-your
wisdom in appearing in the flesh to
save a silly girl the effort of evoking
you in the spirit? All, Mr.. Siward, l
am vastly obliged to you! Pray sit
here beside me IN the flesh for fear
that in your absence / might commit
the folly that tempted me here
his lOW IuAullS lduSuLCA aICOhPo-
aging her voice had slim ulated her TO
a gay audacity which for the instant
eztnguished in her the little fear of
aim she had been barely conscious of.
DO you know" he said that you
also aroused me from my sun dreamsY'
Did /? And can't you resume
.hemY'
You save me the necessity
"Oh, that is secondhand compli-
ment," she said disdainfully-"a weak
plagiarism on what | conveyed very
gittily. You were probably really
asleep and dreaming Of bird murder"
He waited for her to finish, then,
amused eyes searching, he roamed
about until high on a little drifted sand
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WILL OPPOSE JEFF DAVIS.

LITTLE ROCK Ark, Feb. Con
gresham stephen Brundige of the
Second district, announced his candl-
dacy for Senator against Senator Jeff
Davis.
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STATE CASES.
Monday, March 1.

Monday, March I.
T. E. and Jesse Anderson.
John Doyle, two cases.
Dock Turner.
Tuesday, March 2.
James Trueloye.
Cal Hill
Mary Harris.
Wednesday March 8.
VIM Armstrong.
Fate Taylor.
Thursday, March 4.
Marshall Agent cases.
Friday, March 5.
Oscar Cooper.
Saturday, March 8.
Lula Phelps.
Monday, March 8.
Frank Tulloss.
Gus Cockrell
Nan Russell
Tuesday, March 9.
Jim Holder.
Dan Duke.
Wednesday, March 10.
Anderson Wade.
Thursday, March II.
Geo. Moody, Ben Spindal and Char
ey Kennedy.
Marcus Jones.
Friady, March 12.
Richard Cockrell
Monday, March is.
r. G. Elan.
e. C. Fly.
Raymond Randolph.
Lee Newly
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
TRAGIC ENDING
OF DOG FIGHT
AN ALABAMA FARMER RECEIVES
PROBABLY FATAL WOUND
WITH AK.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. lin a
difficulty growing out dog fght near
Reap, Ala, this afternoon, Alex Locke,
a farmer, was chopped in the back
with an AK by Stephen Bridges. Locke
is not expected to live.
Bridges surrendered and was lodged
in Jail tonight.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05

Illinois educator says the scalawags
Of society should be segregated and
allowed to die off. Sounds good, but
don't you think. doc. that you and a
few others of us would be awful lone
some?--New York Telegram.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05

dune he found
q place for him
self, and while
she wa tche d
him Indignantly
he curled up in
the suns hine
and, droppin G
his head on the
hot sand, calmly
closed his eyes.
Upon my
W ord S h e
breathed aloud.
He Enclosed
his eyes. Nov
you may dream:
YOU can't avoid
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The Fighting
Chance. R RSEI:sT1 v.
oOpyrEhh sA b. CurthP 1blhhnS Company
Copyright, y W CnAmbers
Copyright SA b. ths Curtis PahliAhtAS Conp~n,
Copyright. 1904 BY Robert W. Chambers
tcentiauo

you! | cannot give up what is offered
for you-dearly, dearly as l do love
YOU" She turned and caught his
hands in hers, flushed, trembling. un-
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[ nly--lCOrd !!
she breuthed dl0ud.
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CHAPTEPI W
SEVEN XXX

NHE days of the house party q
ShotOver were numbered.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

College and Henry c. Shelley. author OF 80
harvard His Life and Times, spoke 10
Noble Memory of John Harvard" sir IHoliA. AF
TON nroposed the health Of Ny and MIS- wv. -
p @ Lehman spoke TO Harvard ana l'S 80, 80
President" John L Grifhths OF Iholsla' ,
general at London. paid tribute 10 shaAest -
memory and Sir Joseph Lawrence pTopose0
American Guests , r,t-=-
Aroonp others at the luncheon were LoIu al o.
Mr. and Mrs Max Pernberton, Captain SyuH9S -
man the American military attache at Leh8oh aru
Ms CIoYnan Commander Edward SIMPSON te
nnvaI sttache at London. and Mrs SIMPSON '-
Stratford town officials and large delegation 4i'
the American colony % civ
The house is one OF the best examples ol @
+.eDtb century buildings existing in stratloru-
Avon All rnodernities which had been lllli 49,
bavs been removed BY Miss Corelh. ana lhe mus HoI1
10 NOW practically In the same cOndltioh as = w.
a., ,bA dsvs OF John Harvard, In the rePaI@liO'
tbA building no new material has oeeh u1'I
The old timbers have been fully disclosed "ilN -
f,1l,, preserved The house is better sieSIiie- .
a sixteenth century residence than Is shaAes4
birthplace. -, ,,. NJ Eath-
Harvard House was originally the nome OF ho' ~
artne Rogers the mother OF John HaIVsru- on
yrsrt tb4nce 20 be married 20 Robert HarNHiO' -
Sorthvark and from their union spIaHs 80
founder OF Harvard Cnlversly-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
JEROME EXPECTED TO WITHDRAW
Finds Fight for District Attorneyship Hope
less-WiIl Issue a Statement

William TraveTs Jerome is about to withdraw &c
a candidate for District Attorney. Runors 70 mis-
effect have been current for several days but II was
not III Yesterday that his campaign managers
would admit the possibility Of such a thing H.
Jerome Is expected TO issue statement to-day or
tomorrow, IN which he will officially announce his
retirement and give his reasons for doing so
The conditions in the campaign have not been
what the District Attorney expected and he bas
evidently decided that he might as well retire frace
fully now as be beaten in November after n strepu-
Gus campaign. When he started as an independent
candidate he counted either on getting a regular
party nomination or on finding three tickets aeniust
him. In either case he prospects OF success
but when the Republican and Tammanv conventions
both overlooked him and the independence. Ieas,e
did not give indications Of supporting a third cnn
didait his ambition gave way 10 his Judgment and
lac considered the adyisabiity of dropping out Of
what looked 70 be . hopeless struggle
Mr. Jerome obtained large number Of r.,ttiors
nominating him al tie start OF mis- campaiyp and
gave every appearance OF being prepared To- n hard
hs"t In IN" last few DAYS thougtr.Ao has .Io,a
h'He b"i watch developments These MAJ =,f-
iIis'a M District ATTORNEY and he hs 81 mad. nm
s hlind That there is in spending his friends.
money IN campaign that seems doomed 10 dis.
appointments ~ US
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
PLEADS FOR THAN.
from Justice Miss Decision
an C0nrt Of appeals.

Albany. oct 6.-Ex-G Governor Frank S Black ap-
peared to-day before the Court Of Appeals for
Harry X. Thaw, and attacked the constitutionaIity
OF the act under which Thaw was committed 10
the Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal In
sane and the law Gnder which Thaw is being de-
tained in that institution. 1t Mr.. Black first
appearance in the Thaw case Charles Morschauser
who has acted Thaws counsel in recent pro
ceedings, also appeared.
The case came up on appeal from an order
OF the Appellate Division. Second Department af-
hrming an order Of Supreme Court Justice Mills
OF White Plains in dismssing a writ of habeas
corpus and refusing to order Thaw's release
Mr.. Black contended that Section 454 Of the Code
OF Criminal Procedure. under which Supreme Court
Justice Bowling ordered Thaw committed was un-
constitutional, because the commitment was or
dered without due process of law He held that
there was no proof that Thaw was insane at the
time Of his acquittaL
When the verdict OF that jury" said Mr. Black
In referring 10 Thaws acquittal. was brought in
Thaw stood an that court a free and innocent
man"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
BRooKLYN's HARMONY SLATE.

The members of The provislonaI cornTnirtee re
Gently appointed by the harmony committee Ia
take charge Of the Democratic party in BROOKLYN
and bring the pro- McCarrentes and the antiNIc
CerrCnites into harmony held a Conference T-th
the executive committee Of the 23d AsseubIv MS
trict, In Court Square, Brooklyn. last might ana
m3 de up the following slate: ' N
Johr McCooey. present Deputy Controller. for
Borough President. ioi
ion Sheriff 7''iI'
Fred Lumby. Of Coney Island, for Register
Henry =. Mooy. Of the 18th Assembly District
for County Clerk ''iN''
Or. Alex. j Rooney and ed. e. Gleinen for
coroners '"i
Much hand feeling cropped out during the meet
ing. ana a. was announced after the rneetfn. ~.
lhe anus iidi Two more OF McCarreu's followers
had gone over ~ the opposition making Il tn,ai
"i SIX lenders vino We're. opposed 10 McCarren i,
was said last night that the McCaTren men WouiS
vote the ticket formed yesterday 'N'u
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
HARVARD HOUSE OPEN
AMBASSADORS SPEECH.
Il Notable address By Mr.. Reid at
StratfOrd.
[By Gable to The Tribune. ]


Stratford England, Oct. 6.-Harvard House
was opened to-day with dignity and patriotic
fervor as the American headquarters for swarms
OF TRANSATLANTIC tourists visiting Stratford annu-
ally. Edward Morris's generosity in providing
the money for the purchase and restoration of
the ancient Tudor house where John Harvard's
mother was sheltered before her marriage, re-
ceved full appreciation at an informal function
in the house itself and at pleasant luncheon at
Marie CorelH's residence.
The American Ambassador. in the course Of
short and felicitous address, gave a summary of
the historical associations of the famous house
with Shakespeare and the founder Of Harvard
University, laying stress on the farreaching
literary influences OF the poets work and the
foundation OF liberal education in America. He
connected the opening of the house a Har-
ward institution abroad with the Inauguration
OF the new president of the college. paying a
fine tribute to President Eliot's successor as a
man who had written as justly and generously
about England as Ambassador Bryce had writ
ten about America. One of his most effective
passages coupled ordered liberty and individual
initiative the best characteristics Of the
American commonwealth
The ambassadors address was delivered with
faultless elocution and distinction Of style and
was received with exceptional heartiness by an
audience OF about two hundred persons.
A pleasant feature Of the luncheon was the
singing OF 'The Star Spangled Banner" and
God Save the King" by Nine, Ada Crossley.
and there was a full round of speeches by the
ambassador, Philip Foster, Sir Thomas Upton
Consul General Griflths. Professor Chawner
r. c. Lehman and others. The mayors OF
Stratford, Southwark and Cambridge were
prominent figures at the two functions and
there were many notable people present. among
them Nine. Navarro, E. A. Abbey. F. A. MiIlet
and Congressman Alexander. Of Buffalo
Harvard House has been restored with pains
taking care under Miss CorelIrs direction, and
with its raftered ceiling oak panelled room and
curious Tudor mantel beading. becomes at once
an additional show place of exceptional interest
at Stratford. NF
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
METZ NOT TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT
Controller Decides to Stick by Organization
Though he Has the Signatures.

controller Metz announced last night he had about
decided thai be would not be a candidate for re-
nomina1ion by petition JIe had signatures SUI
dcient, he said, but he had decided he would not
enter the campaign as an independent candidate
for tie Controllership.
II have made al arrangements 10 get hack into
me SWING of business again, he said and attend
10 some things which need care. went into ONCE
an organization man, and an organization man !
SICK There Is nothing wrong with the Brooklyn
organization
u went into Office protect the city's interests
and ] think ] have done so 10 the best OF my
ability There RS nothing IN the statement that an
organ 2ati0u cannot 20 into of1ce and pive a
clean adninlstfailon As II looks nov. don't think
! shah run again
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
TAMMANY's JUDICIARY CANDIDATES.

The Democratic Municipal Court district con
Fentions 10 fl min, vacanies were held last night
IN the lst District there were three vacancies
hsuhope Lz1u- William r. Moore and John Hoyer
being renominated. Iu The "a District Thomas T.
Murray was reHom'uated aud Thomas f. Noonan
Was named 10 success James ". Mclaughlin
The stu District convention ronorninated Herman
Joseph. John J. pveer. q lawyer OF No 2oe
Broad"aE, was nominated in the SIN District 10
succeed Joseph + Fallou
ln The % District Judge Benjamin Hoffman was
renominaled and Leonard A. snitken was noroi
mated
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
APPEAL AGAINST CONGO VERDICT.
Case Of American Missionary To Be Taken
10 Higher Court.

Brussels. oct e,-The Kasai Rubber COMPANY,
u,'i.t has a monopoly Of rubber gathering in the
I,osai region OF the Belgian Congo has decided To
appeal against the verdict OF acGul'tal of tue
American missionary. the Rev. W. H. sheppard
bsraed down Yesterday the suit for libel brought
against him at Leopodville, Herr Vandervelde
the Belgian Socialist leader. was the counsel FOR
the missionary at the trial
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
SAYS Mr.. TAFT WAS MIsINFoRMEp
Deliberately So. Regarding Alaska, Delegate
Wickersham Thinks

Fairbanks. Alaska, Oct. 6-"Mr Taft las been
misinformed regarding conditions IN AIasxa-de-
liberatcly. ! believe"
james Nlckersham, Delegate 10 Congress thus
expressed himself to-day regarding the Presidents
address Al the Alaska Yukon-Pacihc y1ostfon
last week. in which he said that Alaska was M,
Ael READY Tor territorial form of government
NJ Mlckersham declared that he would VrorL
~ Congress for Alaskan legislation lust as
ihoush the President had announced bintself
as opposed 10 self f-government. lie advised A.
kans 10 enter upon campaign OF educafon "
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
NEW STEAM YACHT sPRANe A LEAS

Queenstown. Oct 6.-The steam Yacht Wincae
ter. owned by Peter W. Rouss. Of New YORK ~
flying the bursee Of the New York Yacht CI-s .-s
was towed in here this morning by the Rf'-'
steamer Baron Minto. with her forward coHIN'
ments fun OF water
The Baron Mimic was towns the Wnches..
recently completed ON the Clyde, from u'ss
10 New York. In a violent gale of Fastnet -
Yacht sprang a leak and it decided I" -
into Queenstown The Winchester Is 'ui.- -
vessel with speed Of tweRty-eight Knots.
looks exactly like a torpedo boat.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
SUCCESSOR TO CHANG cHIA ruNe.

Peking. Oct. S-Tai Hung-tze president Of the
Board of Justice. has been appointed Grand Coun-
ciuor ~ the Empire in succession TO Chang Chih
Tuug. deceased. An imperial edtct issued to-da,
euogizes chang Chih Tung and glves him posthu
nous honors and at the same time promotes hi.
three soma
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
BIG BUDGET REQUESTS TO-DAY.
Board to Consider s56,OOO,OOO ESTIMATES
SS,5OO,OOO Increase Asked for Schools

Requests for more than Ss.o0.000 vii be consd-
cred az to-days hearing OF the Board of Esr-
mate and AppOrtionmenL These requests include
increases of about s. 7JS00O above the appropE&
tiCns for 1909.
The Board Of Education increase includes Sie-
90 for new salary schedule. which does no, reS
osnize the equal paw for equal work principle
but which does embOdy the results 1f a sunme-
study by the Board OF Education. The Publs
Education Association has asked q large HuH5s'
OF citizens TO write 70 the Mayor and C0H.TOlsF
and President of the Board OF Aldermen az ths-
homes before this mornings hearing. urging uA
school requests be granted.
This IS the first time tnat the Department q
Docks and Ferries has been represented at budget
hearings Because il paid its way e. has a't
heretofore told in advance how much ID wanted %
pay Perhaps the most surprising feature O 70
aay hearing IS the small requested increase tor
the Fire Department only SlgeU0o At least &laes
increase was expected
The requests and the increases over the previous
year are:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

TRIMMINGS AND CARNITUREs COMPRISING TINsEL BUGL
AND BEAD TRIMMINGS FRNCEs IN GILT STEEL
AND SILVER: CoLORED BEAD TRIMMINGS IN
LIGHT AND DARK EFFECTS. PEARL
AND OTHER JEWELED STYLES
JET TRIMMINGS AND CARNTUREs.
BRAIDs JEwELED AND sOUTACHE BUTTONS ETC
fifth Evsnus, s4tb and sstb Streets, nsw York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

Madrid Oct. 6-The meagre Norooca7 7av-s ,rs
Ashed to-day indicates IuH in the spanssb o1.-a.
tons against the Moors
Ihree Transatlantic liners are being a-ruu5 sr
service on the Moroccan coast
'0 entire edItlons OF fve republican neWspaps1s
nave Desn contscated by the authorities for uab-
lshihs an article by Senior Costa the republican
leader. criticising the government
4hs CorreO EspahOl' publishes to-day an a.
count OF secret meeting OF the chiefs OF the nil
taIS party Who 1t Is said. advised King Alfonso
increase the army in Africa TO 1900 men, with
reserve force Of 5O.10G
Senor Galdos. a republican Deputy and author
publishes an address 10 the people Of spain urging
Ihen 10 compel the government 20 put an end o
tHs Moroccan adventure and cease THE wicked
prosecutions which constitute an outrage 70 hu-
manlty and disgrace spain in the eyes Of ths
world"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
MAY REJECT TREATIES.
Popular Feeling in Colombia Still
4ngered OUer Panama Settlement.

poeota Oct 6-There is reason 10 oeiieNe Tue"
,,,1ass washington indicates a Willingness 10 ie
a, ,ssotiettons concerning the tripartlte ue'''es
+bs colombian Congress will compel the so'eiN
,st ~ submit the treaties for consideration next
week The rejection Of the treaties oy O0is09
ts said 10 be practically certain.
These treaties are between the Chi'eu S'9'
11opa,ra and Colombia, and they concern the SET
tIerDcnt of questions arising from the sepafa''o"
- 1ooq from Colombia Of the territory Whleh no"
forms the Republic Of Panama. including 'he IeoOs
milton of Panama by Colomhla- %
PonuIar feeling is opposed 10 the acceptance u
INV aqraer,ent that neither provides what Is CON
sIdera5 commensurate compensation for the loss
~ panama nor recognizes the injustice ol tne
secession The Foreign Office and Elliott NoIt''-
cott the American Minister, have been "o'Alne
tooetber IN reach an understanding IN TINS h'a''ef
mat shall be mutually acceptable
JapanAs recent appointment OF a consul GENERA
M r3orota Is said In some quarters 70 have an I'M
Dortant hearing on the treaty negotiations rms
stem was taken by Japan after an alleged secret
avn1oration OF the Atrato Canal line anothef F"-'0
Tor a canal across the isthmus- The cohsul gen
oa1 is said 10 have expressed privately ms ihte"-
tior az co-operating with Luis Arturo uhaur'SsS'
Colombian engineer who is endeaVorihs 10 oo-
tain from, the Colombia Congress coheesslO" -
construct the Atrato Transsthmtan CahaI WI"
private capital Sehor Undurrasa was reoe"''S
London. where he tried to interest British sS"ui
cate in his enterprise
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

DREssMAKING AND TAILORING DEPARTMENT
I. AIfmafr & On. DIRECT ATTENTION ESPECIALLY TO
THE DREssMAKING AND TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
WHERE GOWNS ARE MADE TO ORDER FOR ALL REQUIRE
MENTs OF DRESS.
INDIVIDUAL STYLES FOR BRIDES AND BRIDESMAIDS
SPECIAL MENTION IS MADE MOURNING GARMENTS. READY
TO WEAR AND MADE TO ORDER INCLUDING SUITS. DRESSES
AND MILLINERY FOR THE DIFFERENT PERIODS OF MOURNING
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
REPULSE OF THE uOORS
attack on Spanish CamDOppoa-
ton to Var at Madrid

sla' NIsIll4a' Oct 6-The Spanish camp under General
mayer was attacked at o'clock this morntnr
- tle dooFs- The enemy was repuIsed and shelsd
until O'Clock. The SDaniarJs los - - -
wounded. ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07

Harry Benson was arrested in London on August
81. 1905. together with named George Petty
and was charged with attempting to obtain money
on fraudulent pretences. The two prisoners were
directors of what was known as the International
Securities Corporation, Limited. and OF Felthaun's
Bank The prosecuting attorney at the first hear
ing said that eighteen thousand poor persons had
been defrauded by the International Securities Cor
poration and more than five hundred others by the
bank. The judge at that hearing appointed a re-
ceiver and remarked that the dealings OF the com
panies were full OF Irregularities ana that Benson
was the chief offender
New-York tribune., 1909-10-07
Department b So. -

Departments or street Clean
lng tCommissioner Ed
wards -. s. ssl as2 rs S1IseI5S s.
Fire Department. tComuis-
sioRtT Hayes >...-...- -so 55s % 800 s.
Municipal Explosives COM
mission tP A. whitney 0rN 90 -
Department Docks ana
Ferrtes tCommissioncr
SpooISrl -.......--.-..-- .lS 500 0S
.Slu4orN Board ...--.. ....-- IfS 250oe a''v "
National guard and naval
militia -.-.--........... 80 6seoa
Department Fdvcarfo7
president winthrop "A -4a tSS Us Tes0tfs =
college % the Citv ~ Nsy
York president Finlevl 65s aSS s5 6s@le& p
Normal College Presi,isnt
havts( .......-..... ESQ SO 00 Sa sdV =
Totals. ............. Sc .gg ms ss757 s7sr