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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
STANDS M mr. POLHE.
Berlin chief Refuses Redress Ia Corr
respondents Embassies Take y the Case
.SpsriII CGbiS Dispatch - rHT SrN

SpsrilI CGbS Dispatch - rHT SrN
BERIIS. sept ~ Joseph &. Grew.
second secretary Of the American En-
has-y presented 10 the Ministry ~ Foreign
Affairs this evening formal note from
his Government asking that 4 thorough
investigation be- made NJ the assault nv
the Berlin police upon an American news
paper cor respondent On "Wednesday
night The note requests an answer
az the earliest possible moment the cir
cumstancss will permit Tn" British
Embassy presented a similar note almost
simultaneously
The fpgi correspondents who were
victims 81 the attack have received from
Police Prssidarr IaRow a reply To their
protest. regre'ting the 'unplsasantneSs-
caused than, pointing out that they
-hetook thems elves bravelv. hut con
trirv to the law INTO the riotous mob.
justIfvln2 the action 81 the police and
refusing to tlke any action against them
In consequence ~ this letter the matter
has been transferred 10 diplomatic chan
nels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
NEW STiTF COWHITTEE.
HousecIeanInE Done Qui~tIN-N~W Power
for committeeman.

HEsIER, sept 30 Most ~ the
Connsrs and Murphy stat" committeeman
who were forced on N" committee at
the Carnegie Hall convention IN the
.pring Of 1913 were quietly dispo~@d Of
when the delegates Of m" various Senate
districts voted here last n ght and day
and their places IN many instances hav"
been taken by the men who were the real
choice 81 the delegates two wears ago
Some II the men whose right 10 a place
on the committee was strongly queS-
TONED IN IONs are still there hut the house
cleaning has been quite general for all
tia, The work was done quietly and
there were no nowlH from the victims.
probab ly because they have for the most
part Iost their political voices.
The regeneration 81 the state com
rni,tee was recognized by the convention
which to-day voted IL the unusual power
not only 10 All any vacancy that may
occur on the party ticket hut m the event
Of success by the party 20 nominate men
to All any vacancies which might occur
from death. disability or other causes
newt year instead NJ submitting the
choice 10 a convention.
Joe cassidy still holds his plac" IN the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
H,RRI PtINFWHITNEi FINED.
Owns Z . In Jamaica Court That He Was
DRIVING HIs auto Rather vast.

Harry Pawn" " hItnev pleaded guilty
Yesterday IA IN" Jamaica rol'r' court
of -r.rdng Al rh" rat" " thur WV" r1Ile-
am hrur along Hillside aveu'!" and Ma gi--
tra'a Connolly hr"d him SIS which b"
paid and then continued On 90 Now ! orb
Wuh Mr Whitney m tho machl1" A.
h. i'm. ~ his arr"-f vas ms chauffeur
Mr. Whitney was driving the car. Motor
,vcI" COP Van tl"Ai saw ham coming
along he road u"nr Queens and rlaord
nin under arrest w Nhltn"y sad h"
va on his wav from hr- country home a.
Manhassrt 20 his placr u hg-inr-- IN
Manhattan He said b." anew h" Wa
going fasrar than the law allow hu' as
h.. - capshl" - handling an aut0nonll"
and for The iIrt nor rpaSoE thor" w"r" No
wagons Or other machines near him %"
aid he fpl' hat be- Cpuld ~ faster than
under ~ her circumstance
Magis'rate Connolly 'pld HIM that the
faC' 'ha' h. was alb. to drive his own car
did upt give him permission '" hr"ak IN"
speed law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
NOT BFIERIDGE REPI BLICAN
EN-S:o, DurbIn Doesn't Propose 20 study
the New Political Formula.

INpIASAPoIIz. sept % Former Gov
ernor " r Birbin when asked today
for an opinion Ut Senator Beveridce' =
keynote address sail
i have not read II and ! might say I
do not intend to. a. have not the time
II for no other reason believe know
along what general lines the speech was
pr aggressive Repuhlicanism. sonnet hing
which | know very little about and. I
might also add. ! viii he damned II |
intend to learn
II the Republican party hhs not al
wava been Aggressive and progressive
Z hon have been very badly fooled all NV
life | arm an Abraham Lincoln RepThli-
can and nothing else
Would u he safe TO say that you will
support the primary indorSement 81
senator BeveridGe NV the Republican
party;- he was asked
NO sir It would not - was the Quick
reply You NAV -ay ] am a Republican
and II that docs not cover u ] do not know
what more ! can Say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
WHO THr ',NDID tRE.
John \ WN a Paper Manufacturer and
Tanker

John 4 plN j. . paper nauufa''Irsr
and banker ~ Washington county and
Albany H. vas rnrn 40 Gleu- Falls
m ISsp and went from the local academy
IN Cornell entering ~" class 4 1858 H."
left college ~ the end Il his JUNIOR wear
and wont INTO hu-ine~-
HIS fire. ventIr" Was a. a member =
the firm u Raynoii- \ DIV. dealers "a
black marble. and later adi"d ur.n"r -
TIN. interest n" Iucret-..i rI- humber
holdings and - nov president e th"
Iroauul- Pulp AMI Paper Company 81
Thomson. = vice-p rc-iieut It the B,Iuiy
Psp.r Company a. Green vIch. j. aSsp-
c,a,ad with H." Muu-s River Lumber
Company ~ Mcks-ver. and - director
IN tho standard Wall Paper Company
and treasurer - the American Nond
Beard Company the latter at Thomson
som. years agu Mr DiN also h'.,.me
Interested IA hankIng "a" assisted "a
th,. union ~ ~. First National and the
E1chang. Bank - Albany and j. ir-t
VICE. pre-ident - the present First Ma
tlouAl Bank He ais" II q director n
the Albany Trust Company IN" Gl"u-
Fans Trust Company. IN" National Rams
Of SchuylervIll. and m" Hudson Fails
II DIS political activity began when
no was made Democratic county chair
man ~ Washington county He r"""ived
seventeen votes for the GubeTuat1Tll
nomination Va the Democratic convention
~ iss and after Hear-t was nominated
bottled that candidate "" was noni-
ma ted for Lieutsna Governor 10y hi-
marty m ;SS. hut was defeated. ~"
s,Ic~seei..d william J Cnnnsrs ~ State
las Ian
Mr. DIX was married m $50 to Gertrude
Allen Thomson the daughter Of a lumber
merchant with whom he mad ls-en aS-"-
ciated His father was q cousin ~ Gen.
John A Dix. Governor 81 New York
THOMAS ,. 'oNwNY
Thomas r. conway. the candidate Tor
Lieutenant Governor. - a lawyer and
member ~ the Arm ~ CONWAY \ Weed
~ New York He vas horn - Chester
Geld FssaN county Nav 4 1897 and was
educHted a. the kee@vile Academy He
taught school for several years and was
adnitted - the bar IA lsSS In isan b."
member Of the firm ~ Weed smith \
Conway Of that city In 1872 b" r1'n" 20
NeU York a. a member Of m. -aTn" firm
Mr. Conway wa- nominated FOR -.
torney General hy the Democrat ~ isHs
and again n lSI In i"ns b" '"""iE.i
state for the Democratic nomination Tor
Governor He - unmarried
WILLIAM SoHNFR
William Sohmer Candidat" Tor Comp
trciIer. - Ilmmanv man "" vas
81 ec,ed - IN" assembly several ',n"-
and afterwari was q Deputy Tan COM
missioner In 1894 he Wa the Tammluy
Hall candidate fur sheriff hut was 10
fea,ad by , ! n Tam-"n. the union
candidate 10 was elected county
Resi-isr ~ 1895 and ~ lSg5 was "l''c'"t
County Clerk No had been = C'nd l1ai
! hat year Tor N" Tammany Mclaughlin
nomination frr Mayor. hr Richard
Croker decided hat hIs claims - The
place wer,. Insufficient and nain"i JudE"
Van WICK Mr. Sohmer taking thO
County Cierkship He - m the insurance
and real estate business
IoHN 4 BrNsEL
John A Ben-.l the candidate for stat"
Engineer. formerly was Commissioner
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TiRIFF IN0TIRER RETIRING.
Nssistant Secretary Reynolds Has Likhi
on rrNtiI~ Regulations.

STsr'u C1H'S Ds'pdirA - THE SUN
PANS sept. ~ Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury James Burton Reynolds
who - member ~ the American Tariif
Board and who has Just concluded his
Investigations into the workings 81 the
Payne Aldrich tarif Law IN foreign coun-
tries. will sail to-morrow on the steam
snip Rotterdam for New York His IN
vestigations covered France. Germany.
Switzerland and Great Britain and wsr"
especially directed toward ascertaininE
the cost u manufacturing goods in for
sIgn countries as compared with the out
Iay for the same work m the United States
The inquiry was devoted particularly to
textiles. the new regulations regarding
which have caused great deal ~ COM
plant from foreign manufacturers who
are heavy exporters 20 the United States.
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DuI JOHN>ON'S PL,CE SOLD.
said to Have Got a3sO. OOO for Property
on West 3ad street

The pl1c~ Dave .Iuhns,n ur., 30 own m
Thi7y-'hlri s'r"e' jas st-' uf Broadway
was : I'D Nas' s-ilv tn. li.utl'y ~ N"
buyer .oIli not ha l-lrusi br II - the
general opinion tna' he Greeley = !uara
Hotel Company. which Owns h- res #
he block - The wa-' = N" Usg VINE
IN" rpmuauv has been irving f'r several
m Months - huv me pr'pa-.y ~ go -
N"-' Th.-v-fourrh street which j. IN IN.
rear nf Mr. Johuspn- properly
Mr. Johns place - known a. 20 an 4
81 W"s' rh,rv-th.ri -'-er' II crus,s'~
nf 49, fIu- -'1ry dwellings rpve-.uS a
pI.r - SNaS 90 ~" Mr. Johns n huugh'
~ ~" v"tr- ago AMI f''ei y up ~ one Il
m" fines gambling houses DO N" ci'v
Nb.I' ~ y"lrs ago q Wa- clps" ~
The hru-.. w,- p.f M chirg" = = caro-.
'sN-r ami has remained close ever since
The houses IRE 'hn mos up'Ic",bl'. IN ~"
hlucN Wrh the p,--ihl" "Nc"p' m - 81.
u"rnu-" { 'n" heavy doors 'nu' guard
h" "r' rance AMI N" manner ~ which the
pltr" - 80 .'".f"i from Intrusion
Nj johnson - -lIi - hlv. rare've 1
S3St 49, fHr IN" ~ rp"-ty which n cprrrr'
- @ f"'nrt pre-" t'r pr1parrv IN this - r-
non ru' IN - prominent 'nproughfaT'
The r"-r 81 tho block. winch consists "
- f""' rU Ihtry-thIri. lSp feat IN Thirty
fourrh -'r.."' AMI the Broadway frpntag. .
Wa~ ugrrha-..i 10y the h.fal company
from tho McAlpln estate several month,
aSu
Tn" company - preparing go ral" the
buildings On the plot and - erect IN their
plac" q 'W-utv-'wn story hotel that will
orS' Slygi.tsD - originally planned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
The weather.

or, Generally fair weather covered al
re- roln'ry yesterday excepting showers on
,r. ,gr' and Nouth Atantic coasts snd about
-. ,uD--or High pr~ssurcs covered me
ALAN fir state 'nr sreiOn south ~ me ohio
tlr. >, N, parEy Mountain s'ste> ana gestvArd
In N. northern AMI o~n'fal sSc'ions the pres
.are pas nv dipping southNATd from eenu"
us ~ western ontario
IN ne middle ana upper Mississippi vsilrys.
80 rsgrnns sad eastward - Vas warner 10
Nontsna south DAKOTA and NehraskA ~ vas
cooler
IN mis- ciN The day as isir and HarmsT 'ind
Igp, 70 f-csh northeast % southeas' average
',,,ttIty 4. rsr cent barometer. corrected
"a tsst 20 "a I-,s. 49, D22 aP.M oiI
Tn. temperature yesterday, a. recor lei ~ me
,T~isI theTmom-tsT. T. shown Ia the snnehed
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MiSS,CRED WHOLE FAMILY.
Black Hander COnfesse> ca RuE Olino rime
HIs Motive Vengeance

~psr'a Cihs Dsspatch 10 TIE SUS.
RoME. sept 30.--A man named Mar
chese. who - a member II the Black Hand
society. has been arrested at Pellaro for
the murder Of Giuseppe RuRolino. the
fores, guard. and his wife and six children.
Marches. admits the crime. He saws he
committed u bscaus" Rugolino had be-
trayed his wife
The murder was most brutal one.
Rugulino and all the members 81 his
family were hacked 10 pieces with a
hatche RugolInp spent a number Of
years IN the United States. but returned
TO Pellarn some time ago and was APP
pointed forest guard The murders
were committed early on the morning
Of September s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
FIRST DIGI ISL. THEN DEiTH.
strange suicide Of Jacob Isaars. Diamond
Dealer, In Parts Hotel.

.rr-TT' CT5F UF1r1'IT n Tar SrN
PARIS. sept. ~. A Loadon diamond
dealer ~ the name Of Jacob ISaaC~ with
New York connections. committed suicide
~ the Elys"e Palace Hotel to-day The
cause Of the man act - not clear He
had been acting IN "A peculiar manner
for som" tame
Two weeks ago m an evident attempt
II dIsgIs" his appearance he shaved
h,s mustache "a He also ordered the
hotel people 10 address hum A. Robson
Inste,,d II "isaacs- thereafter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
DEiD CiNiDIaN HO>ORED.
Great Military Turnout for Lieut.. Grow
SKIS Funeral Al AIdershot.

TTFT'TT 7 = T71'T NV " Ut "
LONDON. Sept 81 The funeral Of
Lieut. GzowskI. Of the Queen Own Rifles
Of Canada. who died u pneumonia a few
days ago was held AZ Aldershot to-day
and the body was buried with full mill
tary honor-
There Was large parade NJ troops
every regiment at AlderShot sending a
detachment TO the funeral All the
members ~ the headquarters stan were
aIso present
Lord S'rathCona. the Canadian Ugh
Commas iouer. attended IA" services
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% the Department Of Docks and Ferries
Of New York city. He was born in New
YORK in Ise3 and was graduated from
The Stevens Institute Of Technology
In 1851 lie was Ia the employ 81 the
Pennsylvania Railroad from ise4 10 1850.
when he became AN assistant engineer
m the Department II Docks, rema aiming
IN that position for siN years In 1900
he was appointed engineer In chic Of the
Department Of Docks and Ferries, and on
January l. 1874 was appointed DOCK
Commissioner 10y Mayor Mcclellan. He
~ At present py-sident ~ the Board II
Water Supply His brother. DR.. Walter
B"ard 81 Health He was married in
1893 To Ella Louise Day.
JOHN KENSEDY
John J Kennedy. the candidate for
state Treasurer. was horn IN Buffalo in
1864 He was educated AZ saint Joseph :
Collegiate Institute For number -
vearg, Under contract. he handled much
Of the freight which came into Buha II
since 1890 he has been engaged IA the
restaurant business in partnership with
John n Cannon AZ West Eagle and Pearl
streets Since 1854 he has represented the
Twenty fifth ward IN IN" Board 81 Alder
men and IN 1895 was president ot that
body He has been "a delegate 20 MANY
CITY. county and State Democratic CON
vantions and since Sea has been a member
Of the Democratic Stat" committee
"" ~ a member of the Benevolent and
Protective Order ~ Elks and IN" Fraternal
Order Of Eagles
THOMAS ' rARMopY.
Thom1s =. Carmody. candidate for
Attorney General. was born AZ Milo. y
! October y. 1855 He attended the
Penn Van Academy. was a student NJ
1 n al,
was admitted to the bar IN 1887 In 1891
b" was .lcr'sd District Attorney Of Yates
county and from iSH, 10 1894 was chief
examiner IT the State Board ~ civil
Service Commissioners. His HON" Is az
Penn Van.
EDWARD LAzASsKY
Edward Tazan-ky. the candidate for
Secretary ~ State. IL a la wyer nd former
" was an Assistant Corr Grafton Counsel
m Bropklvn II" lives a. 90 Carlton
avenue and has an o''ic" n ~ Court street
IN that borough
FREDERICK CoLLIN
Frederick Collin. named for Associate
Judge 81 thc Court Of Appeals was horn
IN Yates county about fifty wears ago
After receiving coll"g' education IA"
was admitted 10 ~. har and ha came 90
Elmira about thirty wears ago u. prac-
tis..d al"n" unul David Il I'm was"lected
Governor. whom Hillr partner. John y
Stano ht"Id and John Reynolds
formed partnership with Mr. Collin
and m" firm Of Reynolds StanChheld 4
Collin has gluC,. u.-an a leading trm Of
IN" southern tier Mr. collin has be@n
{ corporation Counsel and Mavor of Elmira. |
For twenty years h" was school commits
-i"n"r and for five years president n the !
BOARD of Education r"sIgnIng III latter !
place wear ago H.. married sister !
~ III" VII" VI Edward l. adams Consul !
Gi''n"rnl az Dublin Ireland "" has no !
children n" isa brother ~ P-of Charles 7.
\ collin Of New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
uNT DELTi ~ ~.
President Tans Rristne Has = Pleasant
BirthdaN.

RYTokT. Mas SOM go Miss
IL-Ia , Tor~"y oi Military. aunt Il
Tre-id"n' Taft TO-DAY observed the
oign'v-Hfth auniy"r-lry of her birth ~:
h. HON. - Mr. clara = Wa'"r- IN
HIGH -ir."' wh"r. she b. visiting IhiS
mnrntng NI-- Iurrry enjoyed drive
abuut IN" ,lrv and thl- afternoon Tea
wa gwen m n"T honor 10Y Mt Waters,
AT which ~" mot o few Old friends
g. 10" pi"-I'!er' Mics 1rrr"v - Aunt
pDlta II' fh" aun'- RAJ her pTovOkea
Me- Inrr,y IN. -av~ Y do wirh the
uevssvayar- would call me Miss ICrrev
and not Amt Della am not every
b1dy'z aunt
Speaking 20 her health Miss rorrey
-aIi
Ny h.1I'h - good I enIov life ~
much A. svov / think tho p1sf summer
wa ~" It ne most delightful u my life. .
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HghFst trTpeFa M VT, q : y ' y
NlsHtNOroS ToHE''sr v"H 70 naT 'Np TO
Moscow
30. ,1s,sra NsH York and NSu EHgi1Td f7W
a, ,,,ts,,p sntsusa ~ -sFrssrr p8-r-9-s aHe
,-,., 70 f1u fHtr ~ t10''ou HrofstI's 'osfa
and s0sfsgvu gfHf'.
goy me Dis,rt~t OF "ollubis eastern Penn
s,I,snIa Nsw Jersey Deiawars. Maryland snd
,frEinia fair and Warr1rr - day fair - NOR
rot. moderate south and sosthvsst g-tnds
rp- uss'sru Nrg ork ana Heatern Prnnsyi
,snis generally far - day and - moTros
u,nderAts tsmpefature Moderate Eestsriy Winds
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COTTON LOCkOUT TODAY.
. So OOO Hands In England win Re Out
OF Work FruIt:eSs Conference.

>n|ciu C1sis D,'pafrA 20 THE SrS
LONDON. sept. ~ George r. Askwith.
comptroller general 81 the commercial.
labor and statistical department of the
Board Of Trade. induced the cotton en-
ployers and operatives to confer again
az Manchester to try u settle the Fern
mill dispute.
The conference WAS abortive and n
lockout will h. lnauSlrated AZ noon to-
NDrrow Seven hundred mills. employ
Ing ijOOO hands. will be affected i'm
mediatelv
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Hearst Coming On the Maur~,ania.

.>r,r.1i Cr''s D''rsic4 70 TVS Srs
LoNDOS sept ~ William Randolph
Haar-f will sail for home tomorrow on
me steamship Mauritania
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John A Ben-.l the candidate for state
Engineer. formerly was Commissioned
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EDWARD LAzNNsKY

Edward Iazan-ky. the candidate for
Secretary n state. IL lawyer and former
" was an Assistant Corr ,oratinn Counsel
m Bropklyn IL" lives At go Carlton
avenue and has an Office n ~ Court street
IN that bOruugh
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1910-07-07

We have examined the poor
house and find every thing well
kept and in good order, with the
exception of the bed clothing;
would earnestly suggest that Mrs.
Moore be authorized to burn this
clothing and have the county get
two new mattresses aud comforts.
Also, that good dlsinfectant be
furnished Mrs. Moore, and that IN
mates be required to make an eff
fort to keep themselves and also
their rooms more cleanly. We
would also recommend that the
house occupied by Blind Billy be
furnished with window, as same
has only one door and no other
means of being ventilated. The
buildings should be whitewashed;
lime should be spread in generous
quantities, and disinfectants should
be;applied daily, especially during
the hot summer months, to pre-
vent an infectious disease from
arising.
We have examined the county
farm and find it well managed, the
prisoners well cared for and hu-
namely treated.
We have examined witnesses
from various parts of the county
in regard to the condition of the
public roads. They report very
satisfactory condition of all county
roads worked by contract except
the one from Carlisle to Reganton,
worked by Mr.. ]. w. Harmon, Jr.
We ask that you receive this as
our final report, and that We now
be discharged.
w. C. GUTHRIE,
Foreman.
FRANK c. COLEMAN,
Clerk.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1910-07-07

now on the stipend list at IS pei
month, and are also drawing 2
Confederate pension lie aliowsd
oolY So per month it9m July Iss,
1910.
Ordered that " T. RoSillio,
ST., be allowed a stipead ii s3 P1g
mouth beginning 7a sliis e
Ordered that the SIX aaY4rtisa
Tor bids for record n4 1lank booAs,
tax receipts, warrant books aud
other books and stationery used by
the county and district officers in
accefdaDee with Section 4767 Of
Code Of 1906. Bids to be opened
at August meeting, 1910.
Ordered that A. K. Brashear,
chancery clerk, be authorized to
have the old index to land deeds
and mortgages rebound, 50 as to
preserve them.
B. H. Morehead, sheriff, made
his monthly visit to the county
farm. Ordered she said report be
fled.
NJ. B. Watson, to whom he
contract for working the roads
/ in District was le. at a previous
meeting of this board, shaving ten
dered his bond IN tie penalty Of
s6524, being the fall amount of
his contract, with 7. al. Taylor,
M. Freshman, D. c. Houston and
]. N. Brashear as surities, it is or
dered by the board supervisors
of said Claiborne county, Missis
sippi, that said bond be and it is
hereby approved, and that presi :
dent of this board be authorized to
enter into contract with him as
provided by the sPecihcations-and
the accepted bid.
Gee. A. Taylor, to waom tle
contracL fot working The roa IS ia
District was let at a previous
meeting o. tlis board, having ten
-dered his bond in the penalty 81
S5II4.6o beng the full amount Of
! his contract, With c. c. Goza,
lEontinned en- Second Pseel
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1910-07-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
stIpends OF Pensioners Reduced.
Road Contractors Bonds
Approved.

A regular meeting of the board
of supervisors was held Monday,
July 4th, 1910. Pres, B.
McMurchy, president; 81. Z. 4ay-
lor, ]. M. Nelson, L. Alfred, B.
H. Shaifer, members; B. H. More.
head, sheriff; A. K. Brashear,
clerk.
In the matter of the petition OF
]. M. Boyd and others, asking
that the action heretofore taken by
this board in reference to the Grad,
ication of the cattle tick: 1t is the
sense of this board that the matter
is entirely out of their jurisdiction
to take any action toward rescind-
ing any part of said resolution,
and the board would earnestly rec
ommend that ali the petitioners
and others of District No. 3 put
their shoulders to the wheel and
cooperate with the balance of the
county in the eradication of the
cattle ticks, as it is believed by a
large majority of the citizenship of
the county to be step in the right
direction.
!. E. Ross, county tax assessor,
having presented the personal roll
of Claiborne county, Miss, it is
ordered that said personal roll be
filed, and remain open for inspec-
ton at the chancery clerks Office
until the regular August meeting
of the board, when it will be re-
vised according to Section 1905 of
Code 1906. Ali objections to SAID
roll must be filed by or before The
August meeting as the said roll
will be made final at that time and
all objections to said roll will be
barred after said August meeting,
1910.
Ordered that all parties who are
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1910-07-07
CIRCUIT COURT.
Court Adjourned Saturday. Ten
PenltentIary Sentences:

Court Adjourned Saturday. Ten
PenitentIary Sentences:
State VS. Ike Miller: Forgery:
Verdict of guilty.
State VS. John Murry: Selling
property subject to lien. Verdict
of guilty.
State VS. ]. G. Harmon; Con-
tinued.
State VS. Dan Slayton; Plea OF
not guilty of unlawful retailing,
and case continued.
State vsWm. Jackson: Remand
ed TO files.
State VS. Howard Casting: Un-
lawful retailing. Verdict of not
guilty.
State VS. Drui Curtis, Sr.: Con-
cealed weapons. Verdict OF not
guilty.
State VS. Lizzie Washington:
Dismissed at defendants cost.
State VS. Henry Thomas: Con-
cealed weapons. Verdict of not
guilty.
State VS. Albert Mitchell: Con-
tinued.
Cornelius Fife VS. A. ]. S. Row.
land: Continued to Sept. term.
State VS. Alvey McFall: Remand
ed to files.
Bank of Hermanville VS. Mrs.
M. w. Briscoe: Judgment by de-
fault in the sum of ssI9.55.
SENTENCES IMPOSED
Robt. Anderson, disposing of
mortgaged property, tlned $16.
Ike Miller, forgery, sentenced to
two years in penitentiary.
Willie Davis, felony, ten years
in penitentiary.
Alva McFall, forgery, two years
in penitentiary.
Ed Johnson, assault to kill, two
years in penitentiary.
Tom Ross and John Thomas,
larceny, two years each in peniten'