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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-23
Ronaker Hotel.
Old Honaker, Va.

Desel vedly popular with the
travelling public. Fine table
clean ami comfortable, winter
and summer, and everything
first class. Rates very reason
able,
\. b. lIoNAKER, Prop.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-23
LOST.

Knights Templar watch charm be-
tween Tazewell and depot. Liberal re-
ward paid for return to this Office or to
C. r. Brown.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-23
MRS. BELLE CAUDILL

is now receiving new lot of swell
styled millinery for the holiday trade
the newest lad and fashion. You cant
,io eny better in styles OF prices. All
all my goods are new and handsome.
Every lady, misses or child in need
Of anything in my line will do well to
call and make their selection at the
earliest possible moment. A nice line
OF ehildrens and infants sacques and
bonnets, and a new line OF ladies fancy
stock collars and pins. Fancy resets
and bows for the waist or hair.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
IL you cant come in person, will take
great pleasure in selecting for you.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Belle Caudill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18
aute etra6e urb Ntfolatfirde.

9Qte StraBe unb Ntfolaifirde.
Noel unb Meufloiter, bic in Solse bes
.30iGbrigen &rteges (1618 Bis 1648)
an Shpeben abaetreten tporben poren,
on Medlenburg fiir 1,250,0O0 Reihs@
thaler b~erpfGnbet. Na9 Mblauf bon
100 Sdbren follte bic f9pebii1e arone
ibas Re4t baben. sesen 3ablung BEG
Wfanbf4tQtngs NIT brei prooent 3irs
fes3tns bas pfanbobjett tpieber auriid-
auforbern. Der a6nis iibertrug ouf
ben 9er3og unb befen Rahfoleer ane
s9oheitsre9te iber bieIe 8eiBuneen,
ltpie fie tn benz Standardization syries
berstrattat bonn Sabre 1913 auf Bic
Rrone S9ipeben iibersegansen fpuren.
Musbriidlid5 tpurbe basegen benz Ser
5og nnb feinen Na9foleern bas Medt
ent5osen, ietnerfeits bic Miid5abluns
.hes pfanbgelbes gu forbern. 8ebeuz
tungsbon in benz umfangrsi9en Srofz
tat paren bic 8elttmmungen, boB
trftens BET sinem ftinf9peigenben nez
bergeben bes @erfaGtages biefes 100
f41rtQeu y}ertrQdeS DDn G3eitpn Schfnp>
beng Ser fehtere pettere 100 Sabre @ef<
tfuno hobsn INIT hob hie m S;s GrnS-
heraSoe nor medIpnb,,ra g6fnsrEn
Abertraoenen Sobeifsr,his nm fsins
6ritte mohf obSstrstsn mn hos snhr;S
mismor snsbsr hefestiat no@ 5s;n ong
fen an einem Rrisasbofsn o,1saehs,,t
iperben biirftsn' SHINE bie5en msrtraa
bdtte bng n16rhtios he,,tShe msi% hsS
Mismnrer .nafsn fih Snon ISnaft n,,bs
Bar oemahf Oer}eI6s 1T siysr Ssr
beffen aonbrnoshIate an 6sr S,t5ss
unb eionef Id tpis folm ein atnp;tsr
beutfhsr nofen Fir 9r;snsatnsae Gin
@tun5e rSrbi;m INN m;smar T;sot S;s
sanfsi Nosf HE ofs nat;irIieSsr @S,,hs
mai bIent r. his Ssr aafsn ,,rS 81
M6ebe INN mismor MR. I bSes1 -" fsftsn
En- b,ftiasr bsmsnts m M E ~ ~ nr'
deD,n' W
m;, so,,r, o,hers -, -t,ort t,or
bot n,nI;m rio Sa,nsh;r 70 mso;.rprn
In mersim NIT bsm M%oriornsnte hsy
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18

Der tpa6fenben Wpblbabenbeit Der
Staot mebrtsn iid aud bic gauten, Die
nod beute als ftol5e 3eusen elmer gez
naltigen 8ergangenbeit bas Qtuge oes
Sef9auers ent5iden. 8emerfenspertb
bon oiefen @ebduben finb befonbers Der
in Der 5~tpeiten 6Glfte bss 16. Sabrz
bunberts aufgefiibrte 6iritenbof, Die
Martenz, Nitoldtz unb 9eprgenfir6e,
bas grpbe Wafert6or am 9ofen unb
Der am MarftplaBe itebenbe, in Der
6orm zines Yapilons erridtete Maiz
fertburm. Dieter Sburm 1T iiber unb
iber nit Snf9riften bebedt; ct tpurbe
1862 gebaut. UNI bic Stabt nit Dem in
b0l5ernen gfDbren eine Stunbe nett
bergeletteten 9ueGpafer gu Der orsen.
Der itabtieitige Giebel bes @aHertbors
itammt aus benz Is. Sabrbunbert.
Ser 5iritenbof. Elm i'm Stile Der
ttolienif4en Jriibrenaifdnce er{telter
breiitodi9er Balt. in benz g%egenpdrtig
bas Qmtsgeri9t feinen @ib bat, sez
mabnt in feiner Nnlaee an cine Burg.
Die BORDER unb bic Hiidfront finb
bon prd4tigen Sriefen ber5iert. pilas
iter unb 8arpatiben fafen Die 6eniter
bes !9auie5 Elm. pro9tpoq iinb au9
Die portale unb 96iren bur9 Sta
tuetten ber5iert, Sci ben &ir9en, bic
frubgot9if4e Werfe itnb, ptrfen in=
fonberbett Die setpaltieen @rDBenberz
bdltnihe, Der Dteredtee, bon einem
@atteloa9 abgei6loHene Sburm Der
Marienfirde 1T iber 1853 SUB bof.
9as Mittelf9tff bat cine @epOlbebDbe
BON 1o7 SUB, pdbrenb bas S9iff Der
Ntfolaifirde, bie einen Gbnliden
Sburm befiBt, fogar 100 SUB &C.
pOlbe9Dbe ~auffpeif. Wertbpone Silt
gelaltdre, bron5ene @%rabplatten, Rrpn>
leu9ter, Wanbmalereien unb S9nibz
tperf aieren bas Snnere Der @ottesbduz
fer. g~ntitanben itnb bieielben i'm IA.
Sobrbunbert. Mtsmor bat aablret9e
6abrifen, BON fetnem 9afen nerbsn
.bduptfddIi9 Getretbe, Mebl unb @al5
ausgefiibrt.
Die Snfel poe1 birgt eine Mn5obl
O0rfer, Die aufammen 2200 gtnnobe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18
@aGertbor.

gSahertbor.
ttantii4e ginppbner bat, fdat unse>
tdbr tn BITE Mitte bes IL. Sabrbuns
perts. Snt Sabre 1929 erbielt es
@tahtredt, 1901 fam es an Msdtens
Rarg. @s trat BEN !S~onfabunbe BET,
fnttr bsfen @liebsrn Mtsmar zines ber
Ma4itsitsn unp rstdfen purbs, aRit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18

Oie iebige Sunbamentirung bes 8aues
tpirb erbeblt9 bretter unb foliber auss
sefiibrt, als es bic bes ebemaligen
@ampanile mar. Sn Der duberen &C.
ftalt pirb Der rleue Gampdnile benz
friberen glei9 fein. Dte Mrbsiten on
ben 9runbmauern perben pngefGbf Elm
Sabr in &nipru4 nsbmen. Sn fpeis
teren bier Sabren perben Sburm unb
2oggietta bp1enbet 1ein, nit einem
&oftenauftpanb bon ungef16r 3,0O0,s
600 2tre ($564,000). Die 2eitune beg
8aues unteriteht benz ~erfabrenen Mr9is
tetten 2ucd 9eltrami.
8eltrami lit MaiIdnbsr bon @eburt.
Gr leitete als Hsgisrungsbaumeiiter
btele Sabre binbur4 bic Mrbeiten 5ur
grbaltung Der baterldnbif9en 8auz
benfmdler. Sn Mailanb isBte er bic
ReItaurirune bes alien GAloHes Der
Sfproa bur9, bos f9on sur N6tras
gung beftimmt mar unb nun als ftGt<
ttf9ss Mufeum cine 3ierbe Der Stabt
TT. Inter Nnberem berbantt Inn audi
bic berrli4e, bielbefu9te gertoia bon
yapta tbre @rhaltung unb Wisbsrbers
iteaun9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18

Wafertburm.
ner 5ablen. Sur 3eit befinben 5i9 auf
poel Seifenz unb Sobafabriten, fonie
etne 9ol5pantoffelfabrtf.
Sn Neutlofter, bas runb 1000 gtnz
tpobner ber3et6net, purbe 1919 eth
Gtftercienfers3loiter begrinbet, bas
bts gum Sabre 1855 inn Srte perblieb.
Sn Neutloiter finb eth 2ebrerieminar
unb etne 8linbenanftalt untersebradt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18

e~ 9alf, cement, Sanb, Sad.
ltelre, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon,
Tbeerun Gspboltpapier, Dadpappe.
9beer uno Ispbalt. Del, 9%erpentin.
5arben, @la8 &c. &c. itetS oprrdtbia
bel S. 6. 9tetmaan, BOG Sfts
Commerce Str BE. 0ie6riee greiie,
CUTE 8dare foNie CUTE nnb reeue
8eoienun9 ueroen o%arontirt. so
EelepbDn 4103
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18
Wieofranfbau nta Gampanile.

Die anId,tsf srioIste 0ruasfeimIesa,,s ,ns
Die Soften nes 8aues.
Sn Wenebis tpurbe unldpsit bic
81 unbfteinlesung gum Mieberaufbau
beg i'm bOrisen Sabre einseitiraten
ipeltberibmten gampanile poaapaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-18
Wismor.
Gin 1OOiagriser @adtbertras nnb
ieiue pnlitii6e gebeutnng.

Worsasliher &~afem-Gnorrae 9elofmmme-sie
@ritmoans @ismass ,no Oct ssa~ufabune.
@raatsoue Observation-Disclosures ano ole SGT.
iet GoeI.
Qm 26. SUM- 3. 5. foute Elm @ertrag
dblaufen, ben Dor 100 Sabren &Dntg
@uftab ". bon S6tpeben unb 9er5oq
.Griebri9 5ran5 /. bon Medlenburgz
g4perin abf6loRen. Sn biefem Ser
TRACE fpurben bic ate 9anfaitdbt Mis@
mar nebit ben ba3u seb0rigen Qemtern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
The METHODIST
SCHOOL MEETING {
Interesting Session Sunday
and5An#Att Pro-
urdmme Rendered

The regular monthly meeting Of the the
Methodist sunday-school Society was held
at Broad Street Church Sunday afternoon
Mr.. H. c. Osterbind, president; Or. L. w.
Stiff, secretary Il
The exercises were opened with sing
Ing. followed BY prayer by Rev. W. q.
Cooper. The superintendent, Mr.. =. q.
Harrelson announced that, owing to the
inclemency Of the evening. the progra mme
would have to be shortened, many OF the
children being absent The following
numbers were very nicely rendered:
recitation by Lillian Mum, Little Mis-
sionary." s
Recitation by Leon Phelps
Recitation by Lillian Mum, wo LIT
Ito Hands" # 3jSs5 g
Address by Rev A. A. Jones, OF Denny
Street Church, t'fPrereaulsites to Success
as sunday-school Teacher----Love and
Common Sense This. while short, was
very practical and was enjoyed by all.
The schools reported as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
THE MONEY SITUATION .
The New York Doctors Are Disagreed
"a as to Future Of the Money Market.

4 NEW YORK, March 9.-Therc Is con-
siderable division of opinion In banking
circles In regard to the immediate none
tary situation. Inquiry Of several OF
the leading bank and trust companies
presidents shows that there are two sides
to the money market. On one side the
belief Is emphatic that the only relief
possible at present is liquidation. The
other side is we'll stated by leading
banker. member Of the Clearing House
Committee. who sald
"A1oneys will naturally be tight for two
weeks, but there should be a return OF
easier conditions, and there will be unless
the market Is so manipulated as to pro-
duce an artificial but acute. state OF
credits. 8
"ThIs, I admit, is possible, but natur-
ally and in the regular order OF events
there should be no more strngency than
B is usual at this period Of the year. Many
Of the current rumors are clearly cir
culated for$effect For instance. the one
printed In a morning paper that the
Treasury would withdraw upwards Of
$5O.OO0,0oO of deposits from the banks.
There Is no truth In that. The deposit
tory banks would surely be informed II
such was the intention OF Secretary
Shaw" ,5t %a
i, Another member Of the Clearing House
Committee took n radically different view
OF the situation, and said that the only
effective measure of relief to the sltua-
ton would be large reduction In loans.
a. financler high In the Treasury De-
partment said that he could not see how
much was left for Secretary Shaw to do
for the money market, and especially he
would soon have to provide for the Pan
ANA Canal payments. VIII
Attention was drawn to the fact that
the banks have nearly $11.00O.0O0 Of sur
plus reserve. not counting the reserves
held against the government deposits.
and that there Is nothing but clearing
house conversation to prevent the do
pository banks from availing themselves
Of such reserve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

poRr or RICHMOND, MARCH 9, 1903.
45155 ARRIVED.
3. an,or brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk,
,ncrchn ndise and passengers, Old Dom'n-
- Steamer a111 Yemassec. simmons. Philadel-
mia Pn.. merchandise and passengers.
SAILED. t
stenmer pocahontns Graves. Norfolk
ana James River landings, merchandise Ia g
md passengers. Virginia Navlgat ion 70.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. NorIo}iK
merchandise and passengers. Old Domln-
ion line. K,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH o.
ARRIVED.
Barge I.anseer, Providence. 5sal
Schooner s. G.. Ropes, Baltimore.
Steamer Orion, Boston. ltN
Steamer Pisa Norfolk.
SAILED.
A Barge j. B. X. No. 20, Boston
Schooner VIM. B. Palmer. ProViidence
Schooner Martha p. Small, Boston.
Steamer Hector, Boston.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, MAR. o.
SAILED. XIX
j Schooner John Bea cham, Morgan. loaded
ties, East Newark, n. j:
Barge ". u. Baker. Lynch, loaded, luHl-
Der, Baltimore. ash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
ATTEMPT is MADE TO
REOPEN lNSULAR CASES
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. March 9.-In the
United States Supreme Court to-day At
torney s. ". Van Dyke. representing
Coudert Brothers. Of New York. filed a
motion for the continuance Of the case Of
Czarnakow, Macdougall , & Co. vs..
George Il. Bidwell formerly collector Of
the port Of New York, which was
decided by solicitor-General Richards.
who said that the case Involves the same
point that was decided In the Downes
lnsular case. and urged that the present
proceeding Is merely an effort to reopen
the Insuar cases. He added that he
desired to have tho case presented while
he Is still in office
Tho court, however, took the papers. In
his brief Mr.. Van Dyke says that Is Is ap-
parent that there was no opinion In tho
insuar cases in which majority OF
the court united. af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
sa'- '
c0TTsrLJrpN pACITTr.
COTTON MARKETS.

5 NEW YORK, March 9.-The cotton mar.
ket opened weak at decline Of 6@ll
points under liquldat ton and short sales,
encouraged by the lower Liverpool cables.
The Liverpool market was expected to
reach an advance Of 10p2 points to accord
with the closeTof the New York market
on Saturday, but prices there at the time
Of the local opening were 2@3c. lower, and
at the close OF the English market this
decline had been increased to net 2@4
points. In addition 70 the lover liver
prices, the Houston receipts for to,mor-
row were estimated at 10 500 to II 500 bales,
compared with $500 bales last year. t
was also seen that. owing to large clear,
ances the port receipts for the day Would
considerably exceed expectations and did
in fact turn out 1880 bales, .55!5s Z. Ell
Private cables attributed the decline at
Liverpool both to unfavorable accounts
from Manchester and to the Withdra wal
OF spinners from the market. In the local
market the early selling carried prices
matter Of 16I4 points below opening, May "
selling at 9.5i and July, at 932 At TINS
steadier as a result of covering and fresh
supporting orders for the long account.
Flood news was very general, and fears
were expressed as to the outlook TOT
farming operations.
A recount OF the stock at Galveston was
reported to show Il loss OF 10000 baleS.
Toward the close, however, the room took
profits, and prices edged back tribe
with the market finally steady. 20S points
higher, this representing a recovery from
the lowest Of 1907 points on the active
options. Total sales futures estimated at
10000 bales,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10

ed weak around | Q clock continuing so
up to the close. Liquidation was renew.
and favorabte crop conditions. The. close
Ss;s$ SB sS e 5aS
corn-spot easy; No: 2. 65'Ac. Option
market experienced early nrmness on big
clearances and wet, weather West and i9.
decline and a big visible supply Increase.
closing irregular at 3sc. net loss. March
3 S}2ssd SIT dn &C. e 1 M&S AK s.
Of SHARPLY with grain. May closed At
Reef -Quiet. cut, Meats-steady. Lard
firm Continent, $lo.@, Por<.Firn1, Tai
l = Rosn-Frm Turpentine-
a Coffee The market for coffee Cultures
opened steady$nt an advance Of SOLO
S e Sos openns n5fss
e saaS;eq mild f apiaS c tF5i
Sugar Raw. firm; refined, steady. Rice.
dary i5dc s iS
faney Sna c %ade 4e Eee ae
b Ss% b. State saa
ern, Der $50 pounds. sl5oG2; Long Island,
s2G1.35; South Jersey sweets, $250G375.
Peanuts.-steady;a fancy handpicked. $40
Quet; per barrel, white, 75c.@: red. SIG
$50. Cotton-By steamer to Liverpool,
12c.
CHICAGO, ILL. March e,-The wheat
market to-day was unsettled and severe
break developed on bear statistics, but a
rally occurred near the CLOSE and final
corn closed as@,Ic. higher, and oats were
IN A@asc. Provisions ruled crratic, but
closed steady, Bay products being un-
changed to 214G5c. lower. lsl
loo -, .ran q fellows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
The Stock Market Advanced
Steadily from Opening.
LOANS LARGELY CALLED LED !
This Had Been Anticipated, but Instead
ofvioIent Declines. WhlchWere *
pected, Prices Advanced and
Close Was at 7 op level.
frx Associated l,rcss.

NEW yolRk Marsh .@T Iis,d ac.io NIT Gf
Street. STAB aphor is tim, Tie expected does
not happen. a disorganized market, ano
violent declines were , lacked ave ioF ppovea
cline ii, we're the lowest. The, factors tat
made for were vroro %nFe contest
between the contend!ng clemens s. Ls1er -
tho renctona,y tendency had been e, !, ar ar-
rested The closing w g., rn avnl ,rhe stock
markets habitunl dlsinclination 20 ~ w WIZ.
His1 expected Is due to the keenne e, WIN
which operators are nnle o, 70 a frnm the
weak ened position Of the banks. as .I shown ,1
by Saturdays bank statement m la;., rhaI r.
1 and nS the Banks did in fact call loans to q
very large extent, and stocks were re T. th ~
and forced upon Is Ia th hear nnfty
ing OF this forced liquidation by their
large selling Of Inst week 50 tn order hf y
cover e their snort Tt contracts and take
their profits to-day. ..,a'
Buying Of mis- charncter 1 Pacc it and
o opening : tide Of liquidtion, which was ag-
grayated by the aocu hv aoi 9 telepTaph
stvaioped during the day that while the
local banking houses were calling loans
the foreign banking houses IN tho ely
were in abundant funds hey were ape
q to make loans on cal Mt the opening u.
n per cent. The exchange market was
Y freely resorted to, to replenish the funds
~ this lending. SO that the call loan rate
q was forced down to per cent, even WIS t,1,
q Aha money broke to normal f1gnreS. WIN
Il ihe Immediate apprehension regarding the
money market thus relieved the market market,
became easier: bs}s ts-,13f =, So ,,or
The rise in Union PACIFIC reached over
I points. and In ST. Paul, Manhattan and
g Amaigamated Copper over point Man,
haitian was strong feature all day ". sag az
to be on pool buying. In the acdlVe ~! ~
d the early losses ran from 70 = pnillts
n in many cases, but we're gradually wiped
out. and net gains reached as much as q g
point In quite q. number or leaul1s ruil-
roads and speclalties. I. ). n. A, !,
during the morning, partly recovered N
vniue 81 100 900 United States bonds al
$lmchnnged on the last call
The total sales Of stocks Tor the gay
were LOLA, 100 shares.
335 MONEY FL AND ExCTIA NGE--C14osD
\: AInnev on cali ruled firm, but closed cas-.
5ier.af 2ISI7 per cent; closed offered at
h per cent; time money. firm; sixty Gays rs:
Y 4ner cent: ninety days. 6 per cent. SIX
months. per cent; CRIME m nXc%a nre
steady at decline with actual business ness ~ 1G
bankers bills s At T. 4 t davs pos
60 ner raaes' bi 1s'7sIA ss& Bar silver
Y 19h; Mexican dollars. SSls Government
b bonds steady; railroad bonds heavy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
1T the theatres.


It was short time between laughs at
the BIjou last night. when the merry
musical comedy. : Busy Izzy." was pre-
sented by George Sidney and Il clever
company. The piece goes with rush.
one Of the best features OF the performs
ance being that 1t never drags rno-8
ment George Sidney isn't the whole
show" by any means. Fred Wyckoff
and several others do good work, and
there is chorus OF stunning girls, who
very nearly crowd the stage when they
are on. 5a5lr i}i n
E There are good things galore in the
production, and 1t Is as bright as a new
dollar. This fact is made evident be-
fore tho curtain has been up ten min
utcs, and 1t is demonstrated as the piece
progresses. rs
George sidney, lin a limo OF work whichls
becoming moro and more popular With
comedians Is very clever. He doesn't
overdo the thing at all. his work being
several shades better than that of most
performers who undertake the imper-s
sonaton OF similar types. or course. II
is not straight characterization. but Mr.
Sidney has drawn the line carefully. and
has stopped short or making It a bur
leque. 81 VII
'
Yankee caught the audience with his
dancing. and his monologue received sew
eral encores. 4&d4 III
The great event of the senson Will be
the appearance at the Academy tonight
OF Richard Mansfield In his ella borate
revival OF Julius Caesar.'' The COM
every. contributive element OF a presen-
tnton of the Immortal tragedy, Sym
metry, after all, is the highest EXPRESSION
of art. Mr.. Mansfield, OF course, en-
bodies the role Of Brutus, and u may y, -. "
believed that he gives superb ren 1u y
or 'the nobest Roman OF them AT. 7, ~ ~
supplies u company Of rel'ia't e1t.',
strength and numbers. recruited IRON
tho best known artists OF The american
and English stages Nearly 800 people
appear In Julius Caesar slr f'4 i'',a
Tudema r, A, designed tna ~. ls' ,',s
scenery md costumes, Manshela w ~ o ..1
enormous equipment travel ny spec'a'
train OF ten cars. 3a5 IA n iE58N9
.,ro,,v Warden" the great light opera
.nccess OF STANCE and Edwards, pre-
sented by the LULU Chaser opera com
many. will be the attraction az 'ns Ae.u-
t .1a;' s 4 Pratty Mad p'i is one
~ he most widely popular numbers that
~ ~ ~ heen heard on the American stage,
. nad during tho year and n half that
. ..Nior adn was running at the Casino
ana Now York theatres It received more
5encores than any other feature OF thls
tmna-lnden play. which is to be presented
hare by FISHER and Ryley's big company
nf one hundred people on Thursday and
Friday OF this week
AS1t would be Impossible to find a pro-
auction any more lively or brighter than
mat given by the Four Cohans ~ George
NJ N Cohan's wholesome musical farce,
."rhe Governors Son." The engagement,
I, Is for two performances on Saturday at
the Academy,
f ELIZABETH. TEoN N The postoftice
here was entered by BURGLARS between
ana q clock this morning. The safe was
blown open with snisro-glycerlne and
ABOUT $50 An cash and 500 slnB steat =
!, were stolen N b j. a.,444 81 !. Sf, i,s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
By Peaceful Methods.

At recent meeting and smoker OF the
brotherhood OF Rlacksmiths at Thons
Hall, Mr., James st. Clair. general or
gnnizer OF Illinois, addressed the large
number of blacksmiths and their guests
present, saving that practically all the la
Dor organizations had ever accomplished
had grown out Of peaceful methods.
Commissioner Of Labor Doherty made a
speech along the same line Mr.. Doherty'
has always been a warm advocate OF con-
ferences rather than strikes I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
Cotton Market Weak.

NEW; YORK March 9.-The cotton mar
ket opened weak to-day at decline OF
from GQpl1 points, with the loss mainly
on the nearer months. The general weak
ness was the result of disappointment in
tho Liverpool cables. Later In the ses-
sion the market rallied on covering fol-
lowing the reappearance OF clique sup
4 In the early afternoon the market was
from SOLO points above the low point OF
The session. n ---.l --- ----l - --..--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
Cotton futures opened weak and closed
Il Cotton steady: middling. 900: net re-
ceipts, 6l5 bales: sales, 2s49 bales; stock,

Cotton, steady: mddling,o 80: net re-
ceipts, 6l5 bales; sales, 2.s49 bales; stock,
81 $40 bales,
ceipts, 2l095 bales; export to Great
Britain. 25.os4 bales; to. the Continent,
6.l0l bales; stock. 7Gl, 9s2 bales.
Il Consolidated at all seaportsa,Nett ,a re- :
Britain 1850 BALES; to France, 6,9O5 bales;
to the Continent 2,l06 bales.
Total since September LIST ut all sea-
ports-Net receipts, 675l.555 bales; exlkrt
10 Great Britain, 2,2iS,1 1877 la es: to FRANCE.
G5l ,4SO bales; to the Continent. eS2l Cos
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 9.-COTToN-
The spot cotton market to-day was very
In the contract market heavy llquida-
ton caused decline Of 4QlH points ~ Inc
present near months Rains In the West
were the wea Their features, and reports
from tho country were to the effect that
farming preparnt tons would be seriously
delayed. Tho bulls claimed that the coun-
try was Offering no cotton and that over
flows would necessarily make next sea-
sons crop late. Tho claims Of the bulls
had much logic In them, and slowly the
trend Of sentiment, changed until fairly
shorts forced prices up steadily until
the close. when the board showed net
gains OF 100 points on Saturdays closing
figures. o,oa
Soe Apr ln sssGs5 Ss My e5sasG iune
9,GNdJ0 Is9; July. 9.63N964; August. 937Q9.SS;
September, SS7GiS,SS; October, S44QS41;
November, s34GS3j; December. S.34GS,35.'
THE PRODUCE MARKET.