*P3B5E?Ya - - j
? H ?./ I.
5 1
"* H -'* ' J_|
\i
JLVJ
rSI
signs as FireChief
ligMi ?
gpf-*?l
Vw IVi?T) to Krop Cuttle OC
W SlnxU ol
~4-^~ An?hmMfttim ?<i tipcat
meeting of tha city romn:ll lie M
v .In the City Hhll last night.e Yartou?
r | Important mattnrs, including drainage.
taxes end appropriation were
brought' up and discussed.
Llndsey Warren appeared before
tho. board on behalf or Mr. Everett
nnd asked that a 24 Inch rodln be
H placed In front of the lattor'a property
bo as to carry away .the surplus
water and drain tho propevty during
^ Bovere> rain storms. Alderman Mor**
rls informed the board that-4.C had
Investigated the matter, and explained
the situation at length. Tho matter
was put into the hands of the
street committee with power to net.
Mr. Hard is on asked permission to
speak a few words and requested the
? hoard to remedy the drainage conditions
In front of his property on
J Eighth and Bonner streets. He stated
that he h?Q I Oat the greater part
or his garden truck on account or the
water whictf filled It during the recent
rains. The gtreet committee was
,-.Vv . asked to attend to the mrtW
XtM* drainage
problem of tho ctrrur length. Ylnr
street committee was to
at th*. next meeting. It wu moved
that the town ditch be cleared out at
onea.
- Several cittcens appeared before
the board and complained about cattle
running at large In the streets of
Nig^ulaonyllle. Mr. Lewis stated that
they Were a nuisance In that secti9a
and were always on the streets. Mr.
Kills bore out Mr. Lewis' statement
and added that tbey were In his yard
almost every nrglit. Mr. McKefurfe
- made the same statement.
Alderman Jones suggested obtain~L".
_ ... .?:and using it as a pound In which to
put stray cattle. The board thought
the suggestion a good oife. Chief
Howard asked-ihat the matter be deferred
until the ^text meeting, as he
v.- - believed that he could straighten out
matters satisfactorily. ~
Mr. Chauncfey appeared before the
board and stated that the Ore department
was in bad .need of now hose,
Tho motion wn3 made that 500 feet
of new hose be purchased for the de*;
partment. It was seconded ami cari.
r.Wfl,?^?
, Capt. B. B. Ross and Lieut. Morton
asked tho ?oard for an increase In
the appropriations made annually to
r~4 / r Company O and the Naval. Reservos.
The present appropriation Is (50 and
, an increase of $25 was asked for. A
.*" committee was appointed to investigate
the matter. Mayor Kugler appointed
Aldermen Archbell, Bragaw
and Coazens. Captain Ross was informed
that he would be notified in
camp of the action of the commlttes.
y'- ' \t /> ' /
??&* ? ' --i ,-^The matter of purchasing uniforms
for the police department wai put in
Ik, nE /' hands of toe i?U?u cosnmutsse
with power to act. The police com*
r mittee also informed the "hoard that
an eatra polioernan had Ween secured
and la now on duty. /
The desk for the chief of police has
been ordered.
.M?Jor Hurler stated that several
rases of overtaxation had been'made
daring the gnat fffur gears on certain
business enterprise* In the city. Hi
; stated that these were contrary to
the eharter of the city and that tks
amounts overcharged would, have U
he refunded. Boarding houses, he
Stated, had been taxed 111, whereas,
r the limit provided for In the chartei
le bpt lit.' Coal dealers have' keen
taxed ?1*. an evertalPM IS.OO. Mills
and factories here been taxed'fit
athichu woofer the Jftatt. The city
w - ? MR ^ -*Br I
iMeetin!
Hie City
: of Citizens A
[eeting of Boar
?4
from E. M. Brovn, In wbleh he tendered
h!a reatenation ac chief of tbo
Are deport meet. Heoonsantid. howeror,
U>rervo until August lit, Ih or
dor that the board might find come
cno to fill fc'a p)acc.
Ccznmuaicatlonr. woro received
from the Dibble ar.d Salamander Fire
Companies, oak ins for the usual onuual
appropriations- oL JZ5.
motjoK*, tt wo* decided that the refuiiu
to ptuiid.
A* co!j2BUd1cat*-n was taeeivori
fyom Judges. C. Brafttsr. asklcfc for
permission to have work, dene
?wia ui nuai VI ?i.-? invpvii/. ? V? miRsita
was granted. - .^..C . "J.J
A communication was leceivcd
from tho North Carolina Good Roads
Association, Inform log tho board that
a convention was to bo held at Morehead
City u?d requesting Washington
to send ten delegate" to represent
tho city nt this convention. The
board took the matter under advisement.
r-- The following - bonds were road
tad accepted, subject to tho approval
of the city attorney: . M. Brotvn.
$5,600; J. F. Bucjtinan* Jr.. $10".000;
W- C. Ayera. $11,500; and Geo.
C. Howard. $2,000.
!" The Mil of Messrs. Small. MacLcau
them In tho >caso of Washington vs.
|Washington Light and Water Corapany,
was ordered paid.
The matter of purchasing new
horads for the fife department was referred
to the Pro committee for investigation.
K. Winfteld read & petition to tho
board, sjmjed by ?Umt fifty prominent
retfirawol i'ie^4ty. jfca petition
rentes tod tho board to purchase
a_ne\r.ea?y running hoso wsgft <<fl
tho West End Fire Co., to replace
the dilapidated carriage, which they
are now using. Alderman Jones
moved that the subject be .referred to
the fire committee and that they be
aslted to investigate the different
styles of wagons and report at tho
next meeting of the board.
Many Entriet
. n
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CONTEST-.1IUH SKS UHKAT INTEREST
AMONG YOUNG AND
OLD. CONTESTANTS HUSTLING
PUtt VOTES.
The Due lap Pony Contest, which
Is being conducted in eli>.
arousing freAt interest among oid
and young olika. A large number o!
contestants have entered and are al
ready Jjubjt, hustling for votes. ^ Th<
list qf'fcntrioa is as follows: ..
. )nh. IJn .in. Mnll l).-.Vlll iUftKlU
Hugh Watson, Ji\, L. A. Squires, Jr.
Mary W. Matthews, Elsie E. Harris
Eliso Ballaral. fceth Cordon, Annl<
Thomas Arehbetl, George Studdert
Angus D. Mac Lean, Louis Busman
Armstead Hudnell, Bruce Tankard
Ruth Satterthwgtte,. Charlie Darby
Edna May Starling. Willie McDevltt
Kirkwood Ellsworth, Lenora Blount
Robert Shaw, Jr., Julia Rosb, Erro
Tripp, Margett Meoklns, Paulln
Stilly. Charlie Row. W. J. Rhodes
Jr:, Alice Bborn. Sallle Cowell. Rut!
, Mayo. Zoph Potta, Jr., Isabel Handy
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CLYDE HOEY GETS
HIS APPOINTMENT
nounecment and No Conflrmatioi
Bj rtiate In Req?lrwl?Maj At
WW Duties a* Oni-r.
v Washington, D. <J., July 8.?fh
at torn e y-*eneral announced yeatei
, flay afternoon the appointment o
, Clyde R. Hofr nn juuTnaat dtntrtc
I attorney lor ,tt? western dlntrtet o
, North Carolina. Aa no eon#rmath>
by the Banllfl la neeeesary and tine
. the resignation of Judge A. M. Coblt
of itaeeertMe, baa already been rr
I celved, there le nothing to proven
, Mr. Hoey'a Immediate induction lnt
. the office.
beaten inly ,loth: laata 10 den
Men a. (Ledlea' and Chtldrea'
I shoes at biff reduction!
THK1TEATHER:
g of
Council
ttend Monthly
d.
Wl Mil GUI
liili II
Mpi
I PANS WILT Il.WK OHAKCF, TO
VIEW CLOSE CONTEST.
VISITORS WILL HAVE STRONG
TEAM OX THE FiKLl). GAME
CALLED AT 4 O'CLOCK.
Manager Guy Weston announce:!
tills moraine tb*l ho had arranged a
gar jo tictwmn the local team and
Plnotowa. ^hc gamo will be playej)
tomorrow afternoon at Kieminfe
Part. U wm be callcfl at 4 o'clocfc.
Admission will be fifteen and twentyflvo
cents. * '
Plnetown has one of the strongest
teams in this section of the State and
! have won a good percentage of their
: games. Mr. Weston has been Informed
that they Intend to bring their
?trong6at tino-up here tomorrow in
the effort $o "put one over" on the
locals.
WOl'LD UTOI* IMPERSONATIONS.
Washington. July 8.?Senator
, Cummtns. cf Iowa, a member of the
rite lobby -investigating commltvrHl
introduce a biH designed to
" pervent many of the practices?disclosed
during the investigation. The
i measure la aimed especially at the
i impersonation of members of Congress
or attempts to Influence' legislation
improperly. Imprisonment,
heavy fines or both, would be imposed
for such offenses.
5 in Connor
The Pony
s
L"MKsmV JOXKK" AT THE LYRIC
TOVHiHT.
The program offered at the Lyri<
today tb toatured by the excellent
1 act of Mr. Frank a;. Jono?. bettei
r hl"" "'t? gnuth na "Pnin
Jonee," the peg4 legged dancer.
r "Peggy'a" return here was quite t
surprise, due to the short vacatioi
Tiaaf fnr which the management tool
^ ^fiwantago of Peggy's excellent act
and the many . roquests from th?
M Lyric's patrons to have Peggy per
form. m ,
"Peggy" returns back to the Lyrl
' atage for tonight and Wcdueada;
- night only offering clever songs am
. new Jokes in hlB manner that-draw
? the attention of bia audience,
i The motion pictures that appear ii
the Lyric advertisement on fourtl
page for which we call your attan
" tlon is alao featured by a westeri
'j picture with'Mr. Q. M. Anderson li
the leading role.
e The priae drawing takes plac
''' promptly at 9 o'cloc*, giving away
beautiful bronze clQck to the luck
"holder. The admission prices for to
day will be 10 and 20 cents.
'* HAJIY LOSE LJVE8 WHILE KNJOY
IMG TRIPLE! HOLIDAY.
* New York, July 8 ?The trlpl
holiday of July 4, 5 and 6 brough
twenty-four pleasure seekers to the!
* deatb by drowning In local waterf
Seven persona lorfl their Uvea In thl
vicinity yesterday and seven other
. were reeeued from drowning only b
1. thh smallest margin. r ? ..
n ) # One of the accidents was wttnssse
? ,hy hundreds of persons on ftlversld
* Drive. ^ I; ' ,
: #& >vans*. ifM'*?'V<
R <**&.)
Variety is the spice of life, but I
bair aright, trnjiujpu^ariiit-r, Kghi
Alter having ggihfrod and consid- I
tfdd Oxo UctM prevteusly submitted. *
regarding the fly prublooi. the ?Ifevident
necesait,j of fly-eradication
becomea decidedly prominent In the
minds of thinking pedplp. TbU matter
of flj-klt!!pg is b^jrend doubt an
undertaking of serioda impdttanoe. /
it cannot be emphasised too strongly.
The flies most be destroyed oJ T
cur health must be. Which laAti&^r ^
for eg. good health or tlanftTroua
flics? Do wc esteem health a valuable
adjunct to bop^*hc9S? Are tro
dottrmlnod to maintain that whldl* _
docs moat to inaare fc*pptneee?-qRiea ""
- must light to stfodue the thing r
which is robbing us of thla vital aa- I
set?health. Flies pre the busiest |
Ltd i.-.os; persistent, gr health's foes
?decidedly do In tbo summer We
attack thorn uhcuasingly and
ruUrincly if we would bo victors. It
a hard job to fight files Iq the
1 ?in the tuira. fee flics are ?
. 'Icvri to arrive at rznturlty, for
.heir piece* of produclion are con
s;antiy raiuca upon, out u icu uc
noticed that tli's ussdd gf doctructtoc w
i.t scarcely practicable' in rural -ice.
-tUma?j!C^aplanner, caynOt rantove
the manure (rem liia stable or hog
lot eych week. He la thus handicapprd
;a destroying the fly while in an ^
unmatured state. SO the ground-up
fl'ofi havo to be encountered at the
bouga?In the dinlng-iNboiu.
Untold thousands of (lies might bo
kept out doors by tho use of flue mesh
wire screens for tho doors and win- ***
dovrs. In spite of tho best protected fo
dining-room, however.1 sumo*flics will h<
get in. but theso should immediately
be ni'et'wlth b recept'on euggested by
baited fly-traps in every convenient *e
rhctlon of the room. Some sheets of 01
good fly-paper (tanglefoot for in- c<
>;ance) can be used with effectual re- tn
suits. Poisons may bo dfed in tight
rooms, but this manner of rapturo
is, slighUy dangerous, as it causes th
toruo to fall into tho food, or lodge 1?
against objects where they are net
easily detected, uud, evidently ' they
decay. For the occasional fly. that
darts in before the door can be closed.
a swatter cap be used with damaging
efffects. By the methods mentioned
flies can be ? lmhV.br tb*
peck. but that which is far more lm-1
1 portant is keeping the fly out of the
' house.?Keep them aH out-if-you- ean ?
' *d if some will dodge in, kill all
1 them out.
Sumary of facts next week.
V 1V> ivy IV U. ? 1.
> (To Be Concluded.)
d
APPALACHIAN RKCalKB AGAIN. a
Knoxvillc. Tenn.. July 8.?The R
Appalachian league begins a new w
season today, the directors at a meet'
ing held Saturday night having de- V
elded to divide the reason. Johnson
* City won the honors of the first seaThe
winner ot the second season will
play Johnson City a aeries of seven
games to decide thfc pennant winner.
. v
H. G.. Parks of Elizabeth City la n
Aiaoqg-ihe ant of town visitors in v
Washington today. h
f, ^3
I To Keep the ?
- House omfoftable i
e t
y No matter where you live or j,
a what the temperature of the <
8 o?t-of-doors. you' can^ do a v
great deal to keep your house f
a cOfiV. and comfortable if you
^ spend a little time and thought
on the subject,
a Tour doors and windows
a should be screened and your
windows fitted with awnings
o on the sunny side of the house. t
a Then every window may be
y opened, so that the air can e
qultoes will, perforce, stay out.
If your rooms are darkened
and well aired your bouse will
be a pleasant place to come
home to, especially If you have
? , In the house a good supply of
t Ice and a variety of sensible
r summer food.
* Summer beverages are im
proved by bottled water, either
s naturally , or artiOcally aerey
ated, so would be well to
have something of that kind
d on band alao.
e If yotr bare not already perfected
your arrangements for
making your house a pleasant
oasis during tho warm weather.
read the advertisements In
11 The.'Daily News and >o? grfU
dome across ntftnerous suggestions
that will help you to 4e4
cide just what you went and
. .. _
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NOQN. JULY t. 1???.
^ |[[ |' | ||[i k| > || ,
Officers
Tv
Revenue Offic
OS I
SIB CAMP
JHIHffifflPflFl
m iiiuiiiAiiunu
v. .
)MPANY LEFT AT 2::M) THIS A.
M. WILL IIK (aONK FIGHT
: PAVU.
I MEN. INCLVDIXCi OFFICERS.
FILL REPRESENT WASHINGTON.
COL. RODMAN TO '
C AMP COMMANDER. *
Company O. Second Regiment. of
Is city, left this morning at 2:30
r summer encampment at Moro'ad
City.
Porty-llve men, including officers,
ft on the Special train for tho 8-day
iting at Camp Glenn at Morehead.
>1. W. C. Rodman will be camp coniander.
There will 1>? twelve companies at
ie encampment. They arc as folwa:
Company A. from Tarboro.
Company H, Kington.
Company C, Rocky Mount.
Company D, Goldsboro.
Company E. Goldsboro
Company F, Fayettevllle.
Compan> ^Washington.
Company H? Clinton. "** 1
Company I; Edenton.
Ccmpany L, Lumber Bridge.
Company M. Dunn.
Band from Kinston and Hospital
etaebment.
Target practice, snam battles and i
rills will take up moat or the time
t the camp.
The Daily News has arranged for
special letter from the camp, which j
rill be sent to Washington each day.
VKD OX A WARHHIP
RARELY HEKM MATH.
I
.Navy Itrlrto" Going tn Annupolis
When Husband Han iWn UsfjjnPrt
to Duty.
Denver. July 8.?One ?f the three
omen in the United States to be
narrled on a war vessel has left Deuer
to Join her husband, who has
ieeu appointed i nueu States naval
viator, with headquarters at AnticIOIIS.
She is Mrs. A. E. Taugreu. niece
if Mrs. W. P. Ogdcn. No. 1908 East
4th avenuo, who in 1908 married
L. E. Tangren, then a paval otllcer
iit one of the vofioohi?malting the,
rip around the world. The "navy
tride" met her husband at a ball at
Jcean Pari;. San Francisco, which
vas given iii honor of the visiting"
Icet.
When the. tloet left San Francisco
t correspondence between Mrs. Tan*rcn.
who was Miss Pearl LeFevre,
ind her sailor sweetheart was kept
ip. Two years after the couple me*
hey wero married in Santiago har?or
aboard the U. 8. 3. Virginia.
While the sailors watched the
:ercmony from the rigging, it was
>erformed b^. the qhip'a chaplain bedre
an altar ftnprovised of an imnenso
coiled hawser with an American
flag thrown over it. The ma ine
banc*, played the wedding m^rch.
Since the marriage the bride has
ioen ner nuBoano omy vwww, m m
eft Santiago three days after the
seremony waa performed. ***
The bride formerly lived la Denver
and was a student at the Unlverrity
of Denver. She is on the way to
knnapolls. from her home lfi Santr
lionica Bay, Cal., where she h^s lived
lince leaving Denver.
An Illinois Veracity Centre.
;Wetaug Correspondence Anna Talk)
This village was once noted for
la great number of fires. It ta more
tamed today for ita great number of
lam
rOUR CHANCE TO BBV fiWAW
Hats at -1 off regular price. J. K
Hojrt.
? Xi.j 1
1>| Jlv w i
?
Make
Ri
vo Airesi
ers Discover S
Operation.
1 1 9
8. Arli. FREIGHT ?
(.(IKS INTO KIVKK. ^
Train Wrecked at Nottoway H ridge
in Virginia-?K ink I or tru l.omlrd
CaVrT Smashed.
Petersbttrp, Va.. July 8?A Crciph. StJ
train on tho Seaboard Air Uuc railwrr;?Bui.
tvurrhed at en trH?Imui ~zr,
ye3torday morning at Xottowny river
bridge, twenty m(len from Peleraturg,
and sonio cfglit or ten loaded 0t
ire:flit cars were thrown f.? i '-?i
brldao Into the river, whileber
or other cars which did no'
the bridge were kadly wrecked. 1portion
of the bridge was also brok- \v
*h. What caused tho wreck cannot bo | r?
ascertained.
k The onlv% person said to have been
i\iured was Edjvard Sainlsing. of ^
Raleigh, N. C. Ho was riding in an K,!
empty freight car and had his leg Dr
broken. The Injured man was
brought to this city and taken to Pc- .
Ursburg hospital for treatment b%
Dr. H. A. Burke. '
Today trains on this road have ^ll
bemi running only as far uh Mr Ken- T1
ney, but it is expected to have the by
track open for through travel some
lime tonight.
sa
IUKISKVKLT CiOKH Tt> ARIZONA. ce
oj
? New York, July 8.?Theodore ^
Roosevelt. accompanied by his sons. [Pr
Quentin and Archie, left New York UI1
yesterday for the West on a trip lil
which will last sJx.or eight weeks. lo
He will spend most of his time in and
oroiuid the Grand Conyou of the Col- Pi
orado in Arizona, where the two
young men will make horseback ex- <*
turslomf fiTTEosurrou ndlng country 111
i .Mr. Hobo volt plans to leave on his b:
|South American journey ubout two
weeks after his return from the
(West.
M. B. Wilkinson of Aurora is in a'
the city todsy jin
Condition of E
Are Re]
WIl.MAll VOTES.. bp
Rev. A. J. Holton held services ct
Williams school house Saturday
night. His good 'sermon was enjoyed !
by a large and actentlvc audience. v
~ We ?Hiniced Tncotr "rir'i'iluiLies ot?Newport
News. Va. (Old Soldier's c
Home) through Hie car windows this ^
af:ernoon (Alcnday) Wo think ho ei
is en route to Camp Glenn, near *?
Morehead City, to attend some of the b
niilliary uiancuvrcs there. ( F
FSnmorw wr??-getHn frhMpyHwnsiwg 44
tobacco now. Tobacco and com
crops nre fine in this section. ii
A sunset thunder storm \l*itcd this h
section Sunday, accompanied by rain, c
wind and hail. Crops were not scri- tl
iv.tsiy damaged. t!
J. C. Cayton has just returned from s
a visit to his home near Aurora. He h
reports a very pleasant stay. c
H. B. Lawrence and family entertained
Mrs. Hnncy Wiley and Miss ii
Louise Gaskins of Asklns. N. C.. ?un- t\
day. ^ ?
Misses Se.na*Barr of Rath and Es- t
slo Barr -of- Chocowinily, accompanied
by Messrs. J. H. Barr and Waller \i
Taylor, made a Bhort visit to our vll- g
Isge last Thursday. n
Jake Lancaster and Hehcr NVil- d
Hams took an excursion spin" to t
Morehead and Beteafort Sunday. They t:
report a good time. h
Say, Haw Branch! Come out of *
your hole and let us hear from you tl
araic. ?
Hey there, Jnkeville! Your, place
among the itemize has been vacant
for good while, t?et us have some
more of your wit and humorous saying*.
t
Good withes to the editor and all e
thejtomlgfra. f. : * ^ ' ^
' n
m Daniel Dee Simmons, .who han been' J.
U1 with malarial fever for aevettfl fj
weehs. la convalescent. '' V v' ?
VnfF.ND om UQ^HAU TWThi- i
day and save money. J. K.Hofyt.
* Androscoggin Bleach ng. le yard
, JM
ss^lB
Madfl
;till While inl
Vm. and Branch |
Barr Arrested.
II ni;K?vfrctl n w'oodj. Near rxl fl
of Cliurowiiiltjr ("took
V. t. '.|,l.'irs til III.I.H UKHIKTm^M
H* r?| M:iv. Important ami Mont .Sur?~*^H
lt.Ud? Mailt* in TMn
Sortie ti.
^ * *' .'? .irshnls Blssett and
iy t'ollcetor-r l-'arran and-j^l
oo? ?I a still this morning.iflU |
unci it !n operation and made ttftSH
rests. Tin* still was located near'^H I
e ht2*i of Cliocowinlty Creek. . Th^^H
n arrested were William and
anvil Bnrr.
T'.ip levenui officers left here at
out half past three this morningf^H
i automobile. They fount! the ctlll^H
it no on-** was near it at the time.(3H |
to men ronroaled themselves near-^^B
and lay in wait for the operators
.the still. After a long wait, theyjB I
w two men approaching. The ofll- * I
rs waited until they had started
orations at the still and then left 9
e:r place of concealment, The sur^jM
Ssed law breakers offered no realat^jB I
ice and submitted peacefully to "fl
eir fate. They were brought backjfl
town in the custody of Mr. Potter.-*
The still was smashed and *1bo9
ought buck to Washington., Soopij^H
)0 . gallons of beer.were found and B I
?stroyed. This is one of the modjp^H
Yp?rlnnT~anrt VucoesaTtil raids
r the ^'ccrs. ?
Always Hunting Trouble.
t i u|fvnu i upllBI.) "j
V.'hcn an elderly man isn't looking^9
. the thermometer he Is busy devis- 9
ig some plan to spite his relatives.
lanlcs
ported Sound*
IfRBmn IUVKTAIIATRE iia&9
NO SK.XIFICANCR?COUNTRY' 11
IN SHARK. ?
Wnshington, July 7.?^eeretarjraH
IcAdoo, In a statement tonight. de?..^|
area 'bat the general banking eon-9 I
ition in Pittsburg, as well as liKth#jB
tire country. was strong and ^ound-\H
a J that he expected no further troch^H
le as a result of the failure of
'lu.Vcr.rg First-Sec ond Nat icnal^H
"The failure of the Pittsburg bank-" jh
i simply a sporadic case of unsonnd^l |
anklng and has no other I
uiice." the secretary said. He addedfli
pa* ;b" r??c? iverehlp oft'^ltTlnrtim^J
Son removed u long standing "sor*.^B
pot" in the Pittsburg Situational
saving the general conditional that^J
Sty sound. I
| The secretary will make a *weep>flW
r?g Investigation of the cause of the *|
allure of the big bank and probablya^f
pi! call upon the Department of Jntfrij^H
lee to assist.
It developed tonight that one fact 9 |
hich drew the'critical attention and'i9|
usplcion of the Treasury IK-part-l
tent to the hank's condition was a.1
iscrepancy of nearly $2,000,000 be* I
ween the sworn report to the com|M^H
roller of the currency .as to the
ank's condition on J?ne 4th and I
rhat should have been atrue copy of -
bis report published by the bank fat jfl |
be newspapers of Pittsburg. I
Jolly Old Haaal*.
(Loudon Punch.)
Th.- Daily Mail beaded its pUr?l 9
raph describing Sir J. "Forbte-Rob- S
rtson'a farewell "Our Only HaaMjll
?y\ and wound bp with the state. J| I
Mht, "The audience sang, |
jfyrfeood fellow.' '* We beHevrtbatl
blR Is Vhe Aral time the melancfcolj^fl
lanfe Haa boan so dwrlM.
ARB VOUR VOTK>T~CXHm3^^H
ths Bony Marine oar (tost
Brains Thursday. J. K. Hoyt. |
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