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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
fifty lsso:oo9 dollars upon the compile

fifty G350.00) dollars upon the compile
ton Of the contract on Bridge No Is,
Delhi twp. and acceptance of the same
by the Supervisors. &sE55I 75 S2'7a
A motion was made. seconded and
adopted Il s ss 81 E Tss.7,T-855 1 3
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the Auditor be authorized
to issue warrants for all bills allowed
at this session. D 5ss53 1E,s7- ?
The minutes of this meeting were read
and approved - g I y gss0T
III "A motion was made. seconded and
carried shat this meeting. adjourn to
Saturday. the 3rd day Of May. 1913. at
ten O'Clock a. m. rs s6,s
tC. H. BUNKER, f. A. MEAD.
. Auditor. N Chairman. "A
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
Japan contracted on the 8

Japan contracted on the 3rd inst
I Tor the construction of three monste,
battleships, OF 3O,500 tons each. Thes,
ships are to have a speed of twenty
seven knots, which will make then
faster than any ship in the American
navy, except a few torpedo boat de
stroyers. This country may have tt
get busy in its shipyards, or japan
may demand the repeal Of certain
California statutes with the guns OF
its fleet trained on San Francisco.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07

&A Thus tar there has not been a
break in the ranks Of the House dem.
ocrats. The free list received the
full party vote, and il the democrats
OF the Senate do equally wei the
country will soon enjoy a more Just
and equitable system OF taxation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of q,

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT or Ex
EcUTOR. .l.. 4
STATE OF IOWA,
Delaware County--ss.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned has been duly ap.
pointed and qualified as Executor OF
the estate Of Patrick McGrath, late
Of Delaware County, deceased. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pawn ent
and those having claims against the
same will present them, duly authen
ticated, to the undersigned for allow
ance. 1913.
Dated April 21st, 1918.
Chas. E. Pickett, Attorney.
CHARLES w. MULLEN. i
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
FFIeHdgnIn.

To contract ties of friendship with
anyone is to contract friendship with
his virtue.-Confucius.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07

BATH :. ~
Miss Mackenzie and Miss Marian
Bollman We're Monticello visitors on
Saturday.
The Clayonians are preparing for a
play to be given in about two Weeks
Or. E. E. Reed went to Wyoming
where he occupied the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Manchester. Iowa. April 26th, 1913.
STATE OF IOWA. Delaware County-ss
| N The Board Of Supervisors met as pei
adjournment with all members presen,
and Auditor c. H. Bunker.
| The forenoon was spent with Town
ship Trustees, Road and Bridge men.
| A motion was made. seconded and
carried that this meeting now adjourn
! to one O'Clock p. m. III
Afternoon Session.
The meeting was called to order by
| Chairman F. A.. Mead with all members
and Auditor c. H. Bunker present. :
| The following bills were presented
| Glass 4erldse. ~
w. F. Croskey. labor on Nos. - W
and 49, Delaware Twp. IS 10 90
| Geo. M. Dittmer. labor and ma
terial on No. 80. Colony. u
Frank Barnd. labor on No. 10.
Frank Barnd, labor and material "
on No. 10. Delaware and "a c.
s. S. Ives. labor on No 81. Rich: :
F. A. Do61ittle. labor on mo; No: Is . y
B. n; DAVIS: labor on No. Is. =
Sol Bowers. labor on n Nos: is -
and 16. South Fork twp. and
20 and %. Union twp. :. So
A motion was made by Jas Kehoe,
In Glass No. be allowed in full. The
motion carried. -
Glass e-Road. ISL
Harry. Simpson. attending road
E. R. Stone. material :. u 20
NJ P. Hennessey serving road
notice Adams Valley extension SO
E. p. Coakley. pub. road notice
Adams Valley extension 49,. SO
o.. A. Durham. appraiser and
livery Adams Valley Extension 90
W.: p. Hoyt. appraiser Adams
Valley Extension. . -. 2 SO
J.. NJ Miinch. appraiser Adams
Valley extension. 2 SO
A motion was made by James Kehoe.
seconded by w. H. Clute that the bill
of J. D. Adams & Co. for the sum of
5000. 90 be continued and the balance of
bills In Class No. be allowed in full.
The motion carried
Glass eB-Road Building.
Frank Barnd. labor on Spring
Branch and Honey Creek roads 1856 Is
A kmotion was made by Jas. Kehoe, |
seconded by w. H. Clute that bills of |
Glass No. 9B be allowed in full. Motion |
carried. III Il
Glass REINFORCEMENT County Property. |
E. r. Stone. tile at County Home 124 -
A motion was made. seconded and |
carried that bills of Glass No. II be al |
lowed.
Glass 1o-Township Officers.
Fl. j. Wernke. assessor of Colo
J. 1. Gilbert. assessor assessor Of Rich 1'O o.
W. F. Miller Miller assessor of Oneida l'l %
II f.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07

A. F. Nickless occupied the pulpit
Of the Presbyterian church last Sab
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Class 1o-Townshlp Officers,

H. ]. Wernke. assessor of Colo
ny twp:.. :. :. :. ;. :. $50 60
land twp..... :. -. ISL s5
w. F. Miller. assessor of Oneida
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
Harry Simpson. attending road
Glass 9e-Road Building.

Glass 12-Improvement County Property.
E. r. Stone tile at County Home 124 -
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that bills of Glass No. II be al
lowed.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1912.
The Hog Crop.

THERE seems to be difficulties III the way Oh
orob,cine hogs(o the Lower Coast. Any way
orr farmers and planters have thus Tar oone ou'
little in the way Of developing this staple eiop'
notwithstanding we have a country where aoss
Gan, probably be grown at as low a cost as any
where else on earth:
The hog cholera, thus 1f a somewhat ine
nlicahEp disease, has frequently done cohsluei-
ah1e damage in Louisiana and discouraged hog
raisers very much. At the same tlme II Is salo
that this disease can be controlled by tfe use VI
hog cholera vaccine or serum ana we sli0ul'
Eko 70 see experiments carried on with adequate
cara,so that we can ascertain thoroughly Wnetl-
- or not we could not make it one OF the leao-
moi rons of the Parish Of Plaquemines.
Tho hoo has been called the farmers saw
mos bank from the TACT that Its appet'e loi
food is constant and hogs seem capaDle o. vi
oest;np ordinary food in very large quahtees'
We have often thought that our truck garden
ers ought to give more attention TO the hos
cron hit the difficulty is that it costs q large
amount of money to fence in adequate pastuf-
ape4and to raise hogs in pens is a very eApei,
sive method and those thus produced "ouio
probably cost more than they would ofihg III
the open markets.
We notice some Texas data concerning noss
ranorted from Washington to the effece tna'
Texas hogs are becoming quite popular, Welgn-
inq about a hundred pounds each and sold at IL
months of age. The Louisiana hogs are report.
ed to he sold generally at about Is months OF
age, or a quarter Of a year older than the lexas
hoo. The Texas hogs are said to net the pro-
d,cer about S.. 40 each, while the Louisiana hoe
onlv nets about 81 each to the producer.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05

are permitted to roam at large on the
public levees by a number of citizens
in the district, that fences and wood
piles are maintained thereon, aai that
certain parties make it a practice to
ride or drive on the levees, and
Whereas the doing of these taings is
contrary to the policy ofthis Board aai
detrimental to the maintenance OF the
levee system at the high standard Of
efficiency necessary to properly prote :
the great interests involved, thereto ,
Be it resolved, by the Board OF Com
missioners for the Lake Borgne BASIN
Leyee District, taat the in5o.:sors 0;
this Board are hereby i~ns:cdc.ei ana
empowered to have removed, from tae
public levees in this district, al o.
| structions Of weatever naslse wrel
NAV in any manner waat;oeyer lnser-
fere with the proper ~laspa:lol or
maintenance of the lev.ss.
Be it further res ,lval, taa the in
spectors shall apprshsnl aid imoolai
all live stock found roaming at iargt
on the levees and that they shall mol
permit anyone to rid Or dive s@lereon,
except for purposes of insoe,sioa o.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05
]. Pierpont Morgan.

DuR1Nc the civil war and The incidental sas-
pension of specie payments, gold became TIC
plavthing of the spectators OF wan Stree. anu
IN the famous Black Friday in 1869 the price OF
cold was driven up to 280 and this generally by
Ine specu1a,ioiIo Ut nrooolo. riSiAS @io ooo0'
who then had great prominence IN the specula-
tive transactions in gold as we'll as IN Erie haA-
WOW stock The resumption of specie payments
cut out speculation in gold and the successful
establishment Of the Sugar Trust gave G stand
mo To industrial corporations that they had new
ar had before. Next after gold, rallWay oonos
and railway stock became the speculative 1ea-
lures Of Wall Street. One OF the flrst great ven
lures was that of Commodore VanderDullt, puy-
mo stock in the Harlem Railroad at ~ or ~
cents on the dollar until he got control o. the
road. He then began with the HUDSON hlVef
md secured control of that and this Was follow
od NV securing control of the New York Central
and finally of the connecting lines OF the Mich
;can Central and Northern Indiana and OF the
Great Western Road in Canada amt ne got COM
nlete control of the leading New York railways
from New York City through to Chicago.
Daniel Drew was one of Commodore Wander
bits chief opponents ana ne leliaiAeu I" YEA,
to the end and some of his mighty conflicts with
Va .derbilt seemed to daze observers In New
York because of their magnitude and because Oh
the great dangers involved to one or the othef
Of the contending parties. During those Gays
Russell Sage was also something of an operator
but a very large part of his fortune was mace
by loaning money.
The organization Of the Sugar Trust led TO
various other industrial organizations, including
the leather industry. The Standard Oh trust
was perhaps the earliest of all, 1t having pegaA
before the civil war. These great trusts hao
not m1ca status in the faan,iasworldasloag a.
the great operators had gdo1s and railway
stocks and bonds. to deal in. AS the stocks ana
bonds, however, became more setsle1 in value
attention was turned Dthe industrlals ana !
was finally found that the great iron concerns
at Pittsburg, Cleveland and Chicago had consol
dated and were cooperating and steel raj /
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05
Proceedings Lake Borgne Basin
. Levee Board.
Feb. 21,A1s.

Feb. 21,f A913.
The Board of Commissioners for the
Lake Borgne Basin Levee District met
this day in regular session with the fol
lowing present: C. D. Andry, Presl-
dent. Commissioners Hingle and Marin,
Inspectors Leopold and Nunez.
A communication from Mr.: John A:
Fox, Secretary Manager Mississippi
River Levee Association, explaining
the purpose of the organization and
asking that this Board become a mem
Der thereof, was read by the Secretary;
on motion of Commissioners Marin, Sec
onded by Commissioner Hingle,, it was
declared the sense of this Board that 1t
do become a member Of the said Levee
Association, and the Secretary was IN
structed to so advise Mr.. Fox.
On motion of Commissioner Hlngle
seconded by Commissioner Marin, tn
following resolution was adopted.
Whereas it has been reported to thi;
Board that cattle and other live stoci
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05
maintenance.

maintenance.
Inspectors Leopold and Nunez sub
mitted their reports. Nj. Leopold sug-
gested the revetting Of about 1879 feet
of levee at Fairview, Oh motion duly
seconded, this work as suggested by
Mr.. Leopold, vas ordered done.
The Sa.easrJ real l,;l:lai ;sate-
ment Of Al wlrcal.s i;5l,t sin.e MS
last rep1,s. MS $40 30. b1*a m
elusive, a~ssfessl5-ls u. 81 81 ; ;'9oi-
g., III y i y. II ~ Ih7
5ay.n.l., 81 III. yJ.,5ea
The Secretary submitted the Iolio~-
ing repo,s: go, .,
Balance at las feo,et $3.50 "
Plauaamines parish $4S5 ~
St. Bernard parish 25 %
Roceipts: -
Z. Sale OF LUMBER . : "
Gso. Comli refund 1909 90
s7S57 81
Tnr,a wlrra1ss issl.l sia,,
las ra9ort l53 "
Ho4 S
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05

Succession of Onezime Buras. mo. lo-]
Twenty-Ninth Judicial District Court.
Rv virtue Of and in obedience to an
order Of sale to me directed by the
Honorable, the Twenty Ninth judicial
District Court in and for the ParlSn Oh
plaouemines, dated the 10th day OF
March, 1918, in the above entitled sue
cession, | have advertised and will pre-
coed to sell at public auction, at the
Courthouse at Pointe a Ia tlache on
saturday the 18th day Of the month OF
April, 1918, at l1:Oo o'clock, a. M, TIE
following described property, to-wit;
A certain tract of land together with
all the rights, titles, ways, privileges,
seryitudes ard advantages thereunto
belonging and appertaining, situated m
the Parish of Plaquemines, State OF
louisiana, on the right bank Of the
Mississippi River at about seventy-nVe
miles below the City Of New Orleans
having and measuring One Half OF onf
e Arnent front on said river by an irregu
lar depth, said One Half Arpent be1n'
}. mart Of the tract of land purchased b.
Jacob schaeffer, containing SIX hun
dred and Eighty-Four s7-1oO superficls
,o,os moro or less. Which said trac
:. Of land is a portion Of the Eclipse plal
tation and is bounded on the lower SIC
y bv BAYOU St. Deness or Little Dellar(
ard the upper line by the line deslgna
?. cd by letters X. and Y. on a plan MAJ
by c Uncas Lewis, Surveyor IN M'
1879.
o. Terms of sale Cash.
Mt FRANK G. MEYERS.
Sheriff Of the Parish
lie. Plaquemines.
M. is, %, 80. A. 5, IL, IS.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
PARISH OFFICERS.
State of Louisiana, PARISH u
Plaquernines.

OTfISIHt ~.
PARISH OFFICERS. ST
President ofthe Police Jury.
]. B. fostering, Buras P. .. su
Secretary Of the Police Jlry'
Perez. Colcession 2.
Parish treasurer, or
Joseph saoie, Nero T, y. n.
Sheriff. =,
Frank c. Movers. Pointe-a-a-Hache' ~
Coroner. =
DR.. H. l.. Ballowe, Buns r " :
Assessor. -
Marc cognevich, Narn T. .. 9,
CLERK of coirt, =
Ernest Albert, Poine-a-la-Hache. g
Member of the Genera' Assembly
Simon Leopold, rhenix P o. >
Police Jurors. :
1st ward. S. Lathrop, Eng Turn :
P. O. t
End Ward-Adrien Leopold, pheniA I
SAo j
P. O. !
a-d Ward-E. A. schayot, P%o'nte-a-la- ,
Hache.
din Ward-Thomas Brophy, Neptune
P. O.
5tb Ward-Ios. Bernard, Venice +. Y.
9Th Ward-C. Grahert, Jesuits' Benz :
P. o.
It'll Ward
sth Ward-Dave Withan, 7
9th Ward-Dr. G. A. 3. Hays, HAPPY
Jack P. O..
10th Ward. B. Fastening bufaS 8
parish Beard CT Public Education,
Pre- sid MT. C. Darmas, Buras T. ..
Secretary and Parish superintendent
Of public Education,
Edward c. Kohn, Pointe,a-la-Hache.
Members,
let Ward-Jos. H. Meyer, Dalcour (.
2nd Ward-Tm. Dymond, Belair r. =.
ard Wara-Jno. B. Hingle, Pointe-a-la-
Hache.
eth Ward-G. w. Delesdernier, Pilot
Town
s+h w. ra-Miegs Childress, Triumph
P, O..
9Th Ward-Elyi Gicrdano, Jesults
Bend P. 0.
1th Yard-Frank Giordano, Jesuits,
Pend P. O.
sth Ward-W. W. Lemon, Junior ?
roth Ward=FF. Z DArh1as' buras :
LOCAL JUDICIARY.
justices Of the Peace.
list Ward--E. j. Rodriguez, Jr.
End Ward--Hy, Meyer, ~gertrandyill'
Adrien Leopold, Pheni
r P. O.
3rd Ward-L T. Font nelle. P,ointe-f
= la-Haehe P. ..
8 1th Wara--Geo. W. Delesdernier, !
lot Town.
$ W. P. Simmons, Pc
] EadS,
9Th Ward-Ernest Fellon, Venice.
o 9th Ward-C. R. sarpy, Jesuits' Belr
4 P. O.
:. 7th ward-clem L'Artigue, Naomi
q sth Ward-F. r. Grimshaw, Diamol
IS 9th Ward-M. A. Lyons, Home Pla
:, 10th Ward-Clovis Hingle.
c%onstables. !:
Il LIST Ward-A. NJ. Miller, Dalcour
sh 2nd ;War6-John Grabb, Jr., Bertha
I. Vile P. O.
Felix Lafrance, Phenix
Q.
3rd Ward-Ernest Dodscn.
4th Ward-James Kiger.
en- John ZettWock.
eel 5th Ward-Ere Jago, Venice ?. {
ne 9th Ward.
-, 7th Ward-Clement L'Artigue,
80 Naomi P. 0.
e 9Th Ward-Thos. Nolan, Jr., Diam
zee
Oe- 9th Ward-Emile Martin.
be- 10th Ward-Philip Cognevich.
tho PARISH DEMOCRATIC EXEcUT
COMMITTEE.
:, Chairman-John Dymond, Belair.
wy Sacretary-Jos. Savoie, Nero T.
Clle Members.
OF 1st Ward-Alex Brandt.
us D. Lasus.
oe, End Wards. Leopold, Phenix 2
Ky. Meyer, Bertrand,
3rd Ward-Joseph savoie, Nero !
Joseph eosse, pointe.
Hache.
sub 4th Ward-F. Lobrano, Pilot row
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05

Amount contractt for Win c4sooo M /
bank q aooeJ o.
Less forty-six warrants A'00i
reliance $15048 10
Certificates Of Indebtedness
issued to date ocoon m
Da II Conrad oe-13 919S 60
Geo. ~. I'M ., Ms,a.D o1.13 51O3 IA
Schayot & Never 2-2l-1s zozz -
s23l29 IS
The report, as read, was duly ap.
nroyed and orderd spread on the '1nl'-
Eutes. .;ness the
The being no 'urther business
Board adjourned. ,onop1NAI,
Secretary.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-05
10th Ward--J. B. Fastening, Buras T.

P. y.
10Th Ward--J. B. Fastening buras r
NJ. Cognavich, Marin P. 0.
Members at Large.
nr II l.. Balowe, Buras P. ..
.John Dymond, Jr., Empire T. y.
cant. B. Michel, PHO tTown.
.Tudg. R. f. Hingle, Pointe-a-la'Hache.
John Dymond, Belair.
MEMBER STATE CENTRAL DEMO
cnAr,c EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Capt. B. Michel, Pilot Town.
rwENrY-NlNTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRlcT.
District Judge.
r Fnmmet Hingle, Pointe-a-la-Hache
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
GAMBLER HEAVILY
FINED BY Court

RICHM y D. V A, Speci2l.-
A nne OF $3.50 and ten days III JAN
was the penalty assessed upon a L.
Hankfns. who was found guilty by
Justice Crutchheld IA Police Court this
morning on the charge OF maintainlns
gambling establishment al as East
Main Street.
Gilbert X Pollock. who represented
Haukins. made an eloquent plea Tor
clemency. and asked for the aOroga-
ton OF the Jail sentence Judge Crutch =
field. however. announced that the I'm
position OF the Jail sentence was com
pulsory under the act which Hankins
violated An appeal was taken ana
Hanktus was admitted 20 bail
This case differs, according 10 me
police. from the several which have
been tried in Police Court within the
past Few days. in that the parap her
MALTA captured came under the head
OF gambling equipment mentioned IN
the act IN the other cases me
alone Was adJudged 10 be sufficient
penalty. but in this case Judge Crutcn~
eeld announced that he was compel
90 by the law 20 tack on the JAN cen
renee.
Five men. who were captured In the
place by Detectives Wiley, kelam. Al
T kinSon and smith. and who were
/ charged with being disorderly. were
/ dismissed. IN Hankins' place were
/ found. among other things. a roulette
table and al ia accoutrements.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Petroleum and Wool. steady. Resin,
ouiet lurpenune steady; machine
barrels. 42ac RICE, Molasses. tAW
sugar and refined, steady. butUeF'
arm. Cheese. steady.
Spot Coffee, steady; Rio Is. 1870;
santos. As. I59c.: mild, quiet; Cor
dova. l6a1Sc.; Havre. unchanged 70
! franc higher. HAMBURG unchansSo
TO A pfg. higher. Potatoes barely
steady: Maine. bag. s1.sOG&2.oO. Cab
bage and Peanuts, steady and IN
changed
The cotton seed oil market was
steady early, with lard, but late Ia
The day declined sharply under sell
ing by large commission houses aud
refners. closing gas points net lower.
Prime crude, 4s3Q5.0O; do. summer
yellow. 6lOQ6.3O; January. 6.lZ' Feo-
ruary, Sos; March and April. SlO'
May. GA; June, 6.15; July, 6.22; Au-
gust. 6.22: prime winter yellow. so
/ er6.s9; do. summer white( 6.SO9S.T0'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
KILLS SISTER
over LOVE AFFAIR

MEXICO CITY. Special - senor
rulEc NCriega. IT.. and h-E SISTER.
E~norita Eulalla Ncrlega- men peft ~
- - the Oldest and rlcheEt spanish
1910 In Asealco. were found shot
20 cearh TO-DAY ln thelr fathers nome
They were the Only children O.
Enlgo NoTlsSa. ST. & irlenc q FeI-
-, NJ 80 one ~ the richest ranch
asrsd rrllne owners in TIE AeN-c1n re-
Although the family iriee 70 cl cor.
al AVAILABLE avenues q llfofl ilail1 O.
=. -. - fsv uffclals who iufeStl-
,sseS the affair that Inlgc ha1 E.ilso
- $50 and then committed suicide.
Gossip hac woven q ryilenee . =. 49, -
ss,e rarnes % EeDOrita Guiana 49,
-. - - me hai.dEOmert EpanlAn
gf~Is fr Mexico. and that - a re-
sto~,isf who had f@'ighr unoer A-eoeio
buf laser turned aEainet nlan- -
r-s-,C~ed rfaat senior lingo. ~ 49,
- srae- because Ms sister Nel.n -
break OF the attachment Aii'e~ ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
SUGAR PLANTERS
To fig IT TRUST
$50. 100000 Fund Raised 20 Con-
duct Opposition TO Sugar
Monopoly.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Special. - A
ssO.OOO.OOO corporation controlled by
reventy-dve leading sugar planters IN
THIS sta-e vas organized Friday 70 night
the sugar trust
The new corporation IS headed BY
Charles GodchauX. president OF the
whitney Central National Bank. and
Charles A Farwel. a commission
merchant and plantation owner.
1t Is proposed 20 ,aks over All the
sugar houses Ia tie STATE for the pur-
pose OF controlling tbs Manufacture
and rale OF sugar and taSs drive out
the American Sugar kennlnE COM
pany. q
Officers OF the enterprise announced
they would issue t5O.0Oo.OoO worm OF
stock. $4,000. 600 OF which VIII DO
common and the balance preferred
The planters who have volunteered
/ 10 eel out 10 the new concern are 10
I receive 20 per cent OF the value OF
4 their plants in cash and 50 per cent
ia preferred stock. In addition they
viii get a bonus Of common stock
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
LEAPS FROM WINDOW
TO ESCAPE ARREST
CLARENCE PINGRAA JUMPS A
FENCE AND IL LANDED
BY OFFICERS.
RICHMCN Nd. ' A. Special

RICHMC y j. V A, Special
out Of a third-story window and
over a fence is the way Clarence PIN
gram. colored. OF 1919 Franklin Street.
took 20 elude Oficers Bertucci. CRY
I'm ano. thinner last night. when they
went 10 arrest him on the charge or
being implicated Ia the burglary or
Tower & Binford's shop. in Governor
Street The young negro leaped out
OF the window when the officers called
al the house and made his escape for
the time being He was afterwards
captured at 100 East Main Street
where he was found sleeping. Henry
johnson. alias John Kirk. was cap
tured with him. Both men had been
rooming al 1912 Franklin Street. Their
cases were continued until February
Sth by Justice John J. Crutchhelo IN
Police Court this morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
MANY SOLDIE2SzTO
SEE INAUGURATION

WASHINGTON. D. G. Specialize
svfte ere fact that the inaug bail
srd many osher ceremonies "hlch nave
the installation OF ffcst-
vear. tas indications Friday are that
record crowd will be in the city when
g.ocdrov Wilson becomes the next
Presioent OF the United states MDt :
zee and IN addition 20 thousanos OF
mere sgRhtseeinR visitors peruaDs scF-
enty-nve OrEanizations VIII DC 'cpt7
serfed in the parade. -,
Poritiong have already been askeo
for fh~ following ORGANIZATIONS. 10y
l(oufs 81 the United States, 1000. Ea-
sfcr-sI Guard 81 Aaesachusetts, s,OgVi
Seos YORK National Guard. 1909 nary
land National GUARD. 1000 Nirsin,-i
@efgonal Guard. 2 .oo0s Georgia NatsOu1
5000 2 600. New Jersey Sationa
900. 500. Stevens niiitar(
SradSunv. New York. Tsmmany Hsll
New York. 1907 Emmett ooAfos