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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Marseilles. Dec l6-Sanr Anna tFD, Ne" horN
Rrsncn. Dee L. midnlgh, ,-Prinz Friedrich WI,
holm Ger. New York Via plymouth ana
GLASGOW Dee i7-Colum5ia BD New York via
uayTe, Mo' Dec Is Prins Maurits Dutch. New
York via West Indies and venezuela 'or
Trieste. ''' Dee il -Iyernia BD. New York VIA
Funchal and Naples. 81,
cbris'ianssnd. Dec Il. m-United states
DAM New York for Copenhagen. A..
Suoz. Dee i6 Corunna d}u. Bomhay Tor Sew
York and Philadelphia; 18TH Brauen'e's
1Ger,. Calcutta for Boston and New York
East London Dec Is Hahinga ,Bn, New YORK
via - Vincent y, and cape Town lot
Buenos Ayrcs. Dec i5-Glora de Tarrinaga pD
New York and Newport News. -. vi.
calcutta. Dec lS -Gutcufels Ger. New YORK
via Algiers Port Said Alden. kurrachee
st Thomas. Dec Is. 5 a m-Gulana d'r). New
sydney. y s W. Dec i6-S,ar of Australia u'0;
New York Via 81 Vincent. ', Albany anu
Melbourne.
Port said Dec Il Indradeo dIn New York
for Aden singapore. etc 18th Baron napier
,Gp Tampa ana Newport Ncws VIA Aisi"rs
for Yokohama SAILED
Aleicrs. Dec u Swat Bp. from New York
for Bombay.
Para Dec lI--Ucayal CBrl. New York
Barbad. s. Dec H. Christopher tiir ofrom New
York and Norfolk Para; i7th. Clement oBp
from Para, New York.
lioulogne. Dec III. 10 m Ryndam dDutcm
from Kotterdaml. Ncw York
- Michacrs Dec l6 Roma Hn from New
York and Proyldcnce). Naples and Mar
settles
Rio de- Janeiro. Dec 10 Verdi ,Bn urom san
tlsi. New York
patras. Dec n-patris ,Grcck. New York.
Naples Dec lI-San Giovanni utaD. New York,
10Th. 3 . m-\cnCZia tFn. New York.
Libau. Dec lt-kursk Oliussl. New York.
PASSED
AMER. Dec L. Linden Gen New York VIA
Durham Cor Batavia
sagrcs. Dec lN DuCl dcgn AbruzN ltaD. New
York Tor Genoa
Tuskar. Dec i7-Conrad Mohr tNor). New York
for Dublin
Ii.ard. ucc ls-Rotterdan dutch. tank. New
York fot
Perrin Dec 10 Duumcondra tBr, Calcutta for
Boston and New York
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
BIG DROP IN DEATH RATE
Decrease in Fatal Gases of Pneumonia
Proves General.

To the marked decrease in the number Of
deaths from pneumonia last week was partly
due TO a noticeable decrease i'm the total
death rate for the city. II was said at the
Department Of Health yesterday While
there were 312 deaths from pneumonia for
the same week I'm 1870 last weeks total
number of deaths from that malady was
239
The death ratc per thousand was li6s. as
compared with 1863 In 1910 There were i.fJ2
deaths from all causes as compared with
.537 for the same week last year There
was "A marked increase last week in the
deaths frQm violence, there being 80. as
AGAINST 6S last year
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, December
18, 1911.

steamer Marie di Giorgio ,Nor. Port Antonio
December r. to the Atlantic Fruit co, with !
passenger and fruit Arrived at the bar at :
m.
steamer Nicholar Cunco ,Nor. Port Antonio
December II. to the Cuneo Trading CO. WITH
fruit Arrived al the bar at 2 a m.
steamer MtdaWasks tBr. Buenos Airts 70
o. mher l. IL tcyilco =. pernambuco IL. Paid
~. Port Spain December and Boston 49, TO
Barber \ co. with mdse Arrived at the b'r AZ
m
steamer satsuma ,Bu. Toxic september H.
Kobe 20. Shanghai 80. krluns October .. roo
chow .. Hong Kong H. Snsapof' 70 Port % %S,'.
~. tp Barber * 60, with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar al a m.
steamer Tagus Br. bermuda December l6
~ Saudersou * son. with 1872 passengers ana
mdsc PASSED. in Quarantine al 6l5 M.
steamer Nfricnna Ausu. Trieste November 8
Sathos -. smyrna II. llr~us IT, haNdIa - ,r'
Orau - 20 Phelps Bros \ co. VITA mise. NJ
rived al the bar az a IN.
steamer Goldsboro. Atlantic city. To- the At,
laGtic city TRANSFORMATION GO, with ndse. PASSED
in quarantine at $3.50 M
Steamer Protcus. New orleans December 10. 10
th, southern Pacific 60. with passengers ana
usc. Passed boz Quarantine az d:l5 d mn.
steamer crown of Navarro ur', DtneIara
December q, Trinidad u. to the Trinidad ship
ping and Trading Go, with passengers. mans
ana mdse Arrived at the bar no 3 y m.
Steamer Rochamhcau t'u, Iavte December y
20 the Compagnic Generate TTlusatantiquc. with
- cabin and i3I stecragc passengers ana mdse'
Arrived at the liar M y m.
Steamer California tlirl Glasgow and Mo'ill,
December -. To- Henderson Bros. with passengers
and mdsc Eight miles east OF FIRE Island al
$50
steamer Scottish Prince tBD. santos Novem-
bcr % RIO de Jauciru ~. Victoria 20 Bahia De
rrmhtr . and barbados II 90 Paul + Gerhard a
son with udfc Arrived al the bar at y n.
Steamer Huron, Jacksonville December II ana
Charleston IL. Co the C,ydc Ss 60. with pas
seugers and mdsc. on the Highlands nt NiJ
j. DO.
SAILED
Steamers kltahdin brunswick. Goldshuro At.
lantia CITY Monroe Norfolk and Newport News
'uppcname buirhl. pemrrira. Glullh tAusu.
Venice
Sandy HOOK. y i. pcr Is $50 70 m Wind
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
mitchell PASSES CRISIS.

John Purroy Mitchell President Of the
Board cf Aldermen. passed the crisis Of
his Illness Yesterday in ST. Lakes Hospital.
having been IN that institution twsnty-one
days It was reported last night by the
bospitaI authorities that despite the fact
his condition was unchanged, his success
fully passing the crisis gave grounds for
the hope Of speedy recovery.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The kr0onland reported as no miles east Of
Sandy Hook Al 1884 a M Yesterday, is expected
10 dock Wednesday forenoon.
The Miuuewaska. reported 1893 miles east
of SANDY Hook at 2.lO y M yesterday. Is eX-
pectod 10 dock this forenoon.
The california. reported as 1913 miles east "
Sandy Hook at II a yesterday, is expected 90
dock this forenoon.
Tho Neckar. reported lN miles east Of
Sandy Hook AZ 3.lj IN yesterday, is expected
10 dock Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
CONSCIENCE FUND GETS S35
Sender Asks Secretary of the Treasury
10 Acknowledge 1t Here.

Washington, Dec. lS-The Secretary OF
the Treasury received to-day from an un-
known source, but apparently in the city
of New York. contribution Of S35 to the
conscience fund" Of the Treasury, with the
request that he acknowledge payment
through the columns Of The Tribune.
The person who sent the money said that
he had defrauded the government out or
that amount Of customs duties and that he
felt il his duty 10 return H. Beyond the
fact that the letter was postmarked New
York there was nothing 10 identify the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
VANDERBILT HAS GOOD DAY.

Al tine home Of Cornelius Vanderbilt No.
c-- Fiftb avenue. il was said that Mr.. Van
1l.,,ii, was resting comfortably Dr. Austin
tIi.t il, left the sick room an hour he-
fore and the situation was 80 cncourag-
10 announcement was made that no fur
they bulletin would De issded uhui
O'Clock this mcrnihS
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
o9. c. E. MAYO RECOVERING.

4 late report from the Presbyterian Hos
pital last evening showed the condition Of
Dr Charles T.. Mayo, Of Minnesota, who
was operated on saturday for appendicitis
to bc very good. lie had recovered from
fbc shock Of the operation and, according
10 the hospital authorities. was on the
road 10 recovery.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
TURKEYS FOR NEW WORKERS
10000 Pounds of Fowl Will Reach
Here To-day.

St Louis Dec. lN-A trainload Of
dressed Christmas turkeys is to-day ON the
way from ST. Louis for New York. Each OF
-ix refrigerator cars in the train carries
-5G0j pounds II turkey The train b. trav-
cling on passenger schedule and Is due In
New York tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
METROPOLITANaa ae1 ac'

To-day, spec1 Mat. an . 30. Prices aU. 20
ENIIRE IMPERIAL RI >>isN BALL.ufll,
The Lake or Swans 4 Divert = y, co3
G,ltzer ,debuD. NJ. Mordkin, NolIhih'
Dancers 4 Corps dc Ballet .A..l.
Wed. EVg. at 5 Iobetanr. Mn, 'ss,lJ ED.
NM. Jadlowker. HinsGaw, Nltn' spoon: At,,f
Hertz. Followed by Ballet. Russian Weo''"
Nile. Geltxrr. VI. Mordkin, corps de FSsSss.rs,si:
Thurs EVg. al S-Iosca. Mmr risi,,sr.
NM Caruso. Amato. RossL Rad5. Pini-N,Ii.
Coud Toscauini. Folrd by Ballet pit - -
GcItzrr: NM Mordtin. Corps de liailrI ,s.n
Fri EVg. az T:iJ- Lohengrin. MINES YSc, cy,
Matzenauer:' NM. Hensel debut ven
woId HinshaW. Gond. Hertz. ,,,yr,s
sat. At. az La Boheme. Mmese es,,ros
Alien: NM Jadlowkcr Scott bioui 80 c,f.
liut- -Gorsi ,'oud. Sturaul divert - % -
per. Mordkin \ Russian Ballet "a. BG
sat ENy az Special PERI 90 -p9'~ys,r.s
Cayalleria Rusticnna and fagliar'i; "a.
Dcstiun. Gluck. Maubourg. MatirId. ns.srsn.
russo Martin. Amato. Gilly. Bada. 'ond.a.T@ Nat
Next week: Mon. AT. at 3 Nm''
Pop. Prices -iIaensel und GreteL ..a,usn
Mon. ENg. at >-Orfeo. Mines. MetD 'Fors
Gadski Gnck sparks. Coud.. Toscahlhh : i,,,r.
.tv Ballet "KuS,ian Wedding Wii"
MordEin n Russian Ballet ,.,
WARDMAN PIANO lSEp -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

r,.,,,,tiou and Il amer clos" In y Y.P 81
HaNal W. ........ To-day $50
Fi1 Islands san ~ Islands. NeN
Zealand Australia via vancouver q, 80.
-MakuIa ...sss..s.sss.ss'''' ''1'~ --' wv
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
RAILWAY PROMOTER VERY ILL.

Charles y. Nicholas, n railway promoter
oC Strcator. H.. was suddenly attacked by
uudlmonia last night in his apartments at
tho Hotel Imperial He was taken TO the
New York Hospital where IL was said late
last uight mat his condition was serious.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
Didn't know it!

Didn't know it!
Why, you can buy Xmas
presents for the whole family
here.
Smokers articles, travelling
things, toilet articles. motor
comforts, sporting goods any
number Of attractive and prac-
tical things at modest prices.
Mostly picked up abroad by
our own buyers.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th St. 34th St.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Durham. Me, Dec. S.-More than Ivo
hundred members Of the Holy Ghost and
Us colony were gathered on the steps lead
ing to the Shiloh Tabernacle this morning
when the Rev. Frank W. Sandford drove
out Of the grounds to make train cOnnec-
tions for Portland As the carriage started
the entire congregation sang God BE With
You Till We Meet Again" one woman.
whose voice was heard 10 the foot Of the
hill. gave great cry Of victory and there
we're other demonstrations. Handkerchiefs
were waved until the party passed from
view. practically continuous meeting
was held all day, with prayer and song.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER-

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 20. sunset. 4.34. moon rises 6:42;
moons age, 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
Leader Makes No Demonstration.

The Shiloh leader made no demonstration
and did not address the court. When the
District Attorney moved that the I've
counts be continued a suspicion of a smile
spread over his face, but il was visible for
only moment. and again he assumed the
appearance Of passive interest.
The interest Of the public in the case was
again demonstrated by the crowd in court.
Every available seat was taken moro than
half an hour before court was convened
and scores we're standing in the aisle. In
terest had been heightened 10y reports that
federal Investigators had been at Shiloh i'm
the guise Of converts to watch Sandford
and report his mental condition and that
he might be sent by the court 10 some in
stitution for examination If a move Of
this nature IS made. II will be 10y the fed
eral authorities after Sanford reaches
Atlanta Then if his acts warrant, it is
possible that he may be placed for time
in the federal insane hospital at Washing
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
FOR HOLIoAY GIFTS.

SUecial inducements i'm th. way OF cigar
for holiday gifts are being offered by tie
United cigar stores.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
MrnNEsnAY- DECEMRER 9O
Brings mali
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
Vessel For. lshf, '..,o''' si''S'
Maracas Grenada. Trinidad I"'"o a 10 - w n
Si''i.'ia... T,,tta-1arr II0II-A 1000 a M
Apache. Jacksonville. clyde. w IN
e 'of Savannah. Savannah. SaF S'V I'D
WEDNESDAY. DE'EMBER 20
., ,,.r,,t,c tiyerp,oI " s.. : 30 IA 1900 m
Aymeric Argentina. \ r =. 300 M 80.
Tacus Bermuda. r VI : T.. S-uup d ll ~ 80 w q 'h
Philadelphia. Curacao. hed - 80, a I' - W W. III
,5,t',l',' r,Tst,h,I Panama I 30 W 300 m
~ ~.'.''.,, t.,r, pnotb ... 1900 m ? .On m
Iapland Antwerp. kcd star l1.oo IN
Huron jacksonville. clyde T.. ~ y h
San N,rcas Galveston. Nal - - l'uop M
THURSDAY. DE 'EMiEh y
-. Ha,.r. French. 100 u 1000 a m
- IT,, t,,,,l,, X q l. : 90 "a m 1900 a M
n"'tf ,..,..trrl NnnteyiIao. 500 a m
c-peranza ItVan1. Ward. u.'D .n -, ,5.'u W
rgirillo colon. q T. co... '..u = ln = wv in
Algonquin, Domingo Ildr rlu."" W 49, WV ~
- iu,nIn IIamhrrg. ~ \ 1.m hi
e Of - Louis savannah. Si' 80 ~
T. ,:tanJc. Eusvick. Malin>. W ~
= .rre Norfolk. .-...... "'"' III
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Steamers kitahdin brunswick. Goldshuru At.
lantle city Monroe Norfolk and Newport News.
Coppename DutrhI. pemeraa: Giula Ausu.
Venice.
northwest. fresh breeze. partly cloudy light sea
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Dec ~ $50
Dec %. g 30
Dec %. $50
Dec %. 6:30
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Jan g. $50
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08
F1eteher News.

Miss Belle Clayton Of Spartan.
burg, S. O., visited her parents
of this community recently.
] We regret to learn that Mr.,
Preston Garren's house got burnt
up last week.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Cunningham of Jefferson City,
Tenn, are the guests of their bro
Their, Mr.. Earnest Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Livingston.
made a. quick trip to Henderson
vile last week.
Mr.. Herman Souther has his
new residence completed and has
moved into it.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08
Last Call for Listing Taxes.

Notice IS hereby given, in ac-
cordance with Section 20 of the
Machinery Act, to all persons in
this Township required to list
property or poll for taxation, and
from whom / failed to obtain such
list during the month of May, that
| may be found at the time and
place below for the purpose of re-
ceiving their list.
Court House, Grand Jury room
June 9Th to 18th inclusive. and
after the above date the tax list
for this township will be closed.
Attention is also called to the
feet that failure to list will result
In Your being double-taxed as re-
quired by Section 80 Of the Ma
chinery Act, and the taxpayer
failing to list subjects himself
to a misdemeanor. tSection 80.
Machinery Act.)
Please do not fail to see me be-
fore expiration of aboe datve, if
you have not already given in your
LIT. Respectfully,
JAMES "A. LAUGHTER
ssistant Assessor for Hen
dersonvile Township.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08
GENERAL NEWS,

The issue of $eOo,OOO,ooo in
bonds by the Great Northern, as
announced by Chairman j. Hill.
A resolution endorsing Cover
nor Marshall for the presidency
in 1912 was adopted Saturday by
the Indiana Democratic Editors
Association at it's summer meet
ing in session at-Laporte.
The department of agriculture
first cotton report of the season
Of 1911, shows that the area plant
ed is 100000 acres; increase,
At per cent, or 1,586,000 acres, as
compared with 34,418, 900 acres,
the revised estimate Of last years
area.
Vigorous prosecution Of the
government suit to enjoin the
Chicago butter and eggs board
from controlling prices of butter
and eggs is expected to follow the
recent decision of the United
State Supreme Court in the oil
and tobacco trust.
One hundred members of the
Chicago Dental Society began last
week to inspect the teeth of public
school children. This service
was volunteered by the organiza-
ton and on recommendation of
the city health department the
inspection was authorized by the
board of education.
The recent decision of the SUI
preme court in the Standard Oil
and American Tobacco Company
cases will result In a sweeping at
temp to secure criminal convic-
ton of violators of the antitrust
law, according to Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham.
The plant of the Southern Lum-
Der & Manufacturing Co., at Nash
vile was destroyed by fire Thurs
day. The loss on buildings, ma
chinery, etc is estimated at $75,-
900, well covered by insurance.
A large quantity of lumber was
destroyed. The cause of the fire
is not known.
A million dollars a day for good
roads is the record that will be
established In the United States
soon, according to Logan Walter
Page, director of the Federal Of
flee Of public roads. In 1904 ex-
penditures for the construction
and maintenance of roads and
bridges totalled only $80.O00.O 900,
while this year about $40, 00O,-
600 will be spent.
AS a result of charges laid be-
fore the house committee on rules
by miners and labor representa-
hves, against the coal mnie com
panies and their representatives
IN the Westmorelarted coal fields.
of Pennsylvania, the committee
viii permit representatives of the
coal mining companies to appear,
and will attempt to sift out some
of the facts connected with the
pending in the coal district.
Pat Crump, a negro, who it IS
charged attempted to assault a.
planter S wife near White Haven,
Tenn, was hanged by a mob.
early Friday morning. Crump
was captured by a sherif's posse
and was being brought to the
county prison for safekeeping.
just outside ofthe city limits the
mob overlook the posse, and Sc
surfing the negro, hanged him to
a tree.
An extra session OF the legisla-
ture of Alabama is a probability
IN the immediate future. There is
money in the state treasury,
and on July l there will be@a de-
hict. Governor O'Neal has gone
east to borrow money to meet the
current needs of the government.
He is limited to 100000 by the
constitution. Anumber Of the APP
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08

No! 81. @. Moore, D. w z
Shook and q. M. Niece.
No. 6-W. Fl. Lance, 81 G. Bow.
en- and G.. w. Allen.
No. Eugene Holden, w =
Field and w. a. Britton.
No. 81. M. Mckinney, g. p
Cairnes and Jackie Cairnes.
NO. Il CoIored-T 7 Cash
Henry Lynch and Perry Smith.
No. 2 Colored-Caleb Foster,
Henry Summey and Dick Evans.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08

Phone or call at JUsTUs &
BROCK, up to date meat mrket,
will serve you on quick notice. If
you have any fat hogsa cattle,
sheep, lambs or chicken to sell
phone 284, w. College st. Hender-
sonville.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08

You can buy, lease, or rent the,
Sc Oscillating round bobbing and
Vibrating shuttle Singer, also
Wheeler & Wilson rotary ma
chimes. Station and Jones 1t
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08
Board 81 Education il SESSION.

the county board of education was
held last. Monday and after the
regular routine of business was
transacted the board elected the
school committees for each dis
trict in the county which is as fol
lows:
Blue Ridge Township.
District No. HI. K. Pace, Z.
P. Grarrett and T. j. Waters.
No. 2-J. lei. Hill, DR.. Frazier
and Parks Maxwell.
No. 81. r. Jones, J. K. Jones
and w. S. Young.
No. IA K. Hydeh Thomas
Blackwell and Govan jackson.
No. Sd. L. Morrison, Frank
Brown and Playto Hobert.
No. Cd j. Paris, u. E. Stepp
and A. K. Hyder.
No. w. b. Wells, E. E. Low
rance and Zeb- Pittillo.
No. SIS M. Mccall, q. q
Blythe and J. III. Brock.
Clear Creek Township.
District No. 1-R. M. Pryor,
Dexter Stepp and j, j. Fisher.
No. 2-J. N. MeMinn, R. III.
Harper and w P. Maxwell.
No. 1, Colored-G. B. Leonard,
Foster Castleberry and John Max
well.
Crab Creek Township.
District No. Wv. w. Orr, J.
M. Gray and R, M. Blythe.
No. Elisha Osteen, Manson
Hamilton and Mark Patterson
No. 3-W. O. Hamilton, M. F.
Osteen and G.. j. Patterson.
No. 4-G. N. Sentell, Dave Orr,
John Drake, j. K. Blythe. w. Fl.
Blythe and j. d. Morris.
No. 81. T. Jones, F. G. JUS
tus and R. l.. Rhodes.
No. 6-Daniel Justus.
.Edneyville Township.
District No. 1.-James DuvaIf
John Dotson and Sam Hudgins,
No. 2-W. F.. Pryor, G.. w
Conner and w. F. Huntley.
/ No. 3-B.f B. Hill, G. B. Hill
and John Dalton.
No. Al. M. Goode, ]. B
Lamb and M. Presley.
No 81. r. Rhodes, j. M
Laughter and Jmes Haydock.
No. 6-John Cox, w. R. Hhymel
and B. p. Conner.
No Erwin Maxwell, T. C
Rhodes and Chas. MeKillop.
No. 8-CA Oates, ]. B. Merrel
and S. j. Summer.
No. l Colored-Mart Freeman
Pink Littlejohn and, Butler Owen
Green River Township.
: District No. II. E. Bedding
field, John B, Capps and T. E
Morgan.
No. Prank Levi, J. W. Ware
and Perry Shipman.
No. 3-John Morgan, NJ. L
Vaughn and j. L.. Pace.
No. 4-Elias Ballard, II. L
Maybane and Alfred Heatherly.
L No, 5-Thos. j. Pace, M. N. Cor
bin and D. M. Kuykendall.
No.. 6-Mitchell Revis, Thes
II. Williams and Henry Guice.
No. II. T. Station, A. w. Rus
sell and A r Pace
No. $40. Bell, j. H. Davis.
No. l Colored-J. T. Station
A. w. Russell and A. F. Pace.
Hendersonville Township.
District No. II. B. Guice; E.
C. Ross and Manson Hudgins.
No. 2-G. j. Lambeth, j. r.
Wilkie, F. G. Abbott, V. G. V.
Shepherd, j. T. Drake and A. H.
Capps.
No. 81. S. Jones and others.
No. Al. w. Garren, Joe Nc
Crazy and t. P. Barnwell.
Nc. 51M. E. Allen, Brannon
Moffitt and Dave Davenport.
No. 6-James Dalton, Thomas
Smith and David Willis.
No. Joe Stroup, T. G. Ander-
son and Alexander Stepp.
No. ST. c.. Israel, G. S. Whit
aker, E, j. Rhodes, James Allen,
w. W. Bagwell and Joseph New
man.
No. 9-John Waddell, D. w.
Mccall and L. M. Anders.
No. 10.-E. P. Hawkins, G. w.
Allen and W. A. Merrell.
No. l ColoredTJ. S. Jones and
others.
No. 2. ColoreE--C N. Nesbit, A.
L.. Mills and Winslow Mills.
No. 3 Colored-Isaac Spann, j.
w. Dansuel and Logan Darby.
Hoopers Greek Township.
DiStriot No P1 No-o11
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-08

Needles, oil, bands, and repairs
for all machines for sale at Sta
ton and Jones At
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-08
IN

amount Of Haynes alleged shortaSe
plus interest at per cent figured from
the date Of each abstraction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-08
DIRECTORS OF BANK CHARGE
FORMER OFFICIAL WITH mis-.
APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS.
OFFICERS OF BANK ASK
RETURN OF $12,s65 TO THEM
=. w. Haynss Made Defendant IN Suit
Filed by Il. F. sohnsdIer, ct all
Haynes Charged With Juggling With
Certificates Of Deposit to Own Finan-
eiaI Benefit.

Charles City, Sept. S.-Thru Attor-
ney H. J. Fitzgerald, of this city, Fl. r.
Schneider, ct al. doing business under
the name Of the Bank OF Rudd. filed
petition in attachment against F. w.
Haynes, Of Rudd, formerly cashier of
the bank named. asking for the return
OF $12,955.7s, which the plaintiffs AL
lege the defendant wrongfully ap-
propriated to his own use.
The second paragraph in count one
states that F. w. Haynes became the
cashier Of the Bank Of Rudd July so.
1901, and remained with the bank in
that capacity until June 1. 1910. From
count two to count forty-two long
list of alleged distractions of money
from the bank are set forth. Some of
the counts disclose the taking of as
small an amount as $40. and in others
the sum alleged to have been appro-
.priated runs as high as $500.
The petition alleges that the defend
ant was in the habit of juggling with
the certificates Of deposit which he is
sued for the bank Count sixteen is a
and it reads as follows: THAT on the
18th day of March. 1904. the defendant
while acting as cashier of the said
bank. issued certificate No. 270s in the
sum of $500 and did at the same time
receive the said sum. and did then and
there feloniously and wrongfully enter
said certificate on the books of said
bank in only the sum Of $500, and did
then and there feloniously and wrong
fully appropriate TO his own use the
difference between the amount received
when he issued the certificate and the
amount so entered on the books of the
bank by him. or. towit. the sum OF
$500. which amount he is still indebted
TO said bank That said bank subse-
quently paid said certificate in the sum
of $500"
The plaintiff asks that an attach
ment issue on certain property rights
in action which the defendant now
has The plaintiffs admit that the
goods, chattels and property OF the de-
PENDANT are not worth in excess Of
$1,000, but hope to obtain the whole