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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
RAILROAD NEWS.

The Seaboar Air Line Railway will
run special train to Petersburg to-day
for the accommodation OF those desiring
to attend tho Crater battlefield celebra-
ton. Tho train will leave this city at Q
A, M. from the NIain-Street depot, and
returning will leave Petersburg late this
afternoon. On this train the five COM
ipantes oft Seventieth Regiment In this
city will 20 over and take part In the
sham battle a low rate is offered, and
many not members of tho military will
probably so.
The Atlantic Coast Line will haul many
to Petersburg to-day to the Crater cele.
bration. The Richmond Elowltzers will go
over by the Coast Line, MS will n crowd
of veterans and citizens interested In the
celebration.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Isl
sued new time table. effective Novem-
Der LIST, but the changes are very few
and slight, and hardly affect this city at
all, The revised schedule Is printed else
where.
Mr.. G. H. Bosley. agent OF the Norfolk
and Western Railway, and Captain c, W,
lWesthury, district passenger agent OF
the Southern will go to the convention
OF the American Association OF Travelling
Passenger Agents at New Orleans. Mr.,
Bosley will leave to-day and Captain
EWestbury on Saturday evening or sun,
day,
The Norfolk and Western Railway and
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
are offering a special reduced rate trip to
the New York Horse Show, going via the
Norfolk and Western to Norfolk. and
thence by Old Dominion steamer to New
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JUDGES. AND DOCTORS
AS LAWMAKERS

There will be six former Judges in the
new Legislature and fifteen physicians
the latter showing greater. strength than
has been known in the body for many
years.
Country doctors are usually the most
popular citizens Of community. and
they are often sent to the Legislature,
because their personal strength permits
them to lead their party to victory when
perhaps others could not succeed In do
ing it. Following is a list of the former
judges and Of the physicians who will
be In the new Legislature.
Senate: Judges A. A. Phlegar. of Mont
gomery: r. s. Tavenner, Of Shenandoah;
William Hodges Mann, OF NottoWay.
House: Judges John r. Moss, OF Buck
'ingham; E. G. Moncure. ofECaroline.
Senate: Or. G. NJ Wallace. Stafford; DR..
j. E. Keen, Floyd.
House: Dr. Don Scott. Amherst: DR.. r,
S. Powell, Brunswick: Dr.. j. G. Everett
Nelson; DR.. Charles Smith. Northampton
DR.. w. P. sydnor. northumberland; DR.,
George #. snead, Princess Anne: DR.. ].
r. Clark, Pulaski: Dr. II, N. Rodgers
Rockingham: DR.. S. j. Hoffman. Shenan'
doah; DR.. r. b. Bryant. Southampton;
DR.. w. B. Daniel. Prince George: DR..
w. NJ. Phillips, washington, and DR.. 8.
r. Sayers, Wythe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
MORE TROUBLE
FOR MOLLY WHITE
Additional Charge Against Her
Was Sustained-Police Look
ing for Yelled Woman.

Detective Tomlinson Is concentrating
the efforts OF the police department upon
the Prescious thornley, robbery case, SO
far as he can without detrlment to the
other work OF that department.. He
is determined, IL possible, to land the
woman who. 1t Is alleged, left Molly
Whites in the carriage with thornley,.
The name OF the woman is known,
and good description of her has been
put to good use by the secret service
department.
Captain Shinberger. Of the First Dis
men on the case. and 1t Is altogether
likely that with the efforts Of both divi-
sions OF the department the woman will
be under arrest soon.
On the witness stand yesterday, thornley,
was as much at sea as to his movements
as he was upon the first hearing. =
He said 1t was not from Molly Whites
house he was put into the cab with the
yelled woman.
He could give no good description Of
where he was.
Cabman Johnson. however, sticks to his
story that Molly White gave him IS to
drive the man and the yelled woman Off
into Chesterfield county.
The police have learned that there is
a woman missing from the Molly White
household. and this woman answers the
description given by the cabman. It Is
this woman they are now looking for
The result OF the whole thing. so far
as Molly White is concerned, is that she
has been sent on to the grand Jury on
the charge OF robbing thornley, fined
500 and given ninety days for keeping
a disorderly house, and similar penalty
for maintaining house OF III repute.
Matte Newman. her housekeeper. was
also sent on, as an accessory, but the
charge against Scott Fountain was dis
missed.
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ander, ]. s. Grogan, Of winston, n. G;
P. Gillespie, Tazewell. Va; D.. o.. French,
OF keystone. W. Va. and 7. +. Henrltze,
The following causes we're argued on
No. Us. Steamship Charlotte appel
liant. rs. r. D. Robins ct al. appeal from
The District Court at Richmond. va.
Their testimony. Argued by Thomas q.
Edwards. OF West Point, Va. in favor
NO. 1872. John T. Belcher, plaintiff IN
error, VS.. E. W. Clark and Joseph !.
Doran. trustees, &C.. defendants in err
ror: in error to the Circuit Court At Blue e
held, W. Va. Motion for certiorari IN
BY 3. E. French, OF keystone. ": Va,
and by T. L. Heuritse. OF Welsh. w. Va,
for the notion and opposed by A. W..
Reynold. of Princeton, w. Va.
No. 47s Gideon D. Hampton, inter-
veneer, &C.. appellant, vs.. NORFOLK and
Western Railway Company, appellee; ap-
peal from the Circuit Court at Green's
bore, n. G. argued by J. E i Alesande =;
Winston. N. G., for the appellant. and
oy WatsoH Buxton and Watson, Of Win
ston. N. c., for the appellee. and sub
mltted.
Court adjourned Until this morning at
10 o'clock. when 1t will take up case No.
1872, John T. Delcher. plaintiff In erISr.
vs.. Clark and Dorah. trustees Of Flat
Top Coal Land Association, defendant
Of Keystonn, w. va. and T. L. Henritze,
OF Welc,,. ". Va. for. plairttif in error.
and by A. ". Reynold. OF Princeton, W..
Va, for defendant in error.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
A CHORISTER AND
HIS ORGANISE WED

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherman have re-
turned from their wedding trip, which In
cluded Washington. Baltimore and several
other cities OF interest, and are now
at home to their friends Mt No. I'LL Twen-
ty-first Street.
Mr. Sherman and Miss Mary Elicit
were married Thursday evening. October
Goth. In the parlors of Rev. James Cook.
by Mr.. Cook assisted by Rev ], o. Bah
cock. In the presence of number OF
their friends.
Mr.. Sherman is the popular chorlster OF
FaIrmount Methodist Church, and his
bride has been the organist for several
years.
Miss Elicit was becomingly gowned In
a suit OF brown cloth. with hat and gloves
T to match. and carried white chrysanthe,
NUNS.
Tho couple received many handsom,
presents.
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NEW YORK HORSE SHOW,
NOV. 10TH TO 21ST,
sic ROUND TRIP

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
AND OLD DOMINION STEAM
sJ SHIP COMPANY.
Account above occasion. the Norfolk
and Western Railway. In connection with
the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
will sell tickets on November l4th, at the
following rates. which include meals and
stateroom berth on steamer. ONE WAY,
81; ROUND-TRIP. $12: good for ten
days. For tickets and stateroom accom-
modations. apply to John T. Wagner,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, SsS East
Main Street, or at the Office OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Company
c. II. BOSELEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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York. Tickets, including meals and state
room, Will be on sale October 14th at 81
for one way and 3l2 for the round trip.
Tho show will open November 10th and
continue to the 2ist. Many from this city
have signifed their Intention OF going.
Captain e. w. Westbury, district pas
senger agent OF the sotithern Railway.
has prepared and will put up IN the office
on Main Street, near Tenth. a train b,t-
letln, showing time OF arrival and depar-
t,ire OF ali trains. and whether delayed or
not. the blackboard will be displayed In
the front, so as to be Visible from tho
window.
Auditor A. Fl. Plant has issued the
following statement OF estima ted earnings
and expenses OF the Bouthern for the
fourth week OF October, with comparisons:
Earnings for the week. this year. ;l,2ei.-
1888. compared with $1,1Is.20s for the CORE
spending week last year. an increase for
the woek OF 1903 OF sll5,s27 The st.
Louis-1ouisville lines earned for the
fourth week Of October. 1908, $1O1.129, COM
pared with 1926 for the same week last
year, an Increase for the week this year
OF 1868.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
run excursions from Gladstone on the
James River Division. and from Char
lottesvile on the main line, to this city
on November 18th on account Of the ex.
hibition OF Barnum and Bailey's circus
hero. Greatly reduced rates will be Of
fered for this occasion. The Chesapeake
and Ohio will also run special train
from Norfolk and Newport News and In
termediate points to this city on Novem-
Der 26th on account OF the yirginia-Caro-
lima football game.
The Norfolk and Western Railway will
run . special from this, city to Norfolk
and return on November 21st on account
OF the virgtnia-Carlsle foot-b ball game
on Lafayette field. "A large crowd OF
University adherents and gridiron enthu-
siasts will go down to witness this great
game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
.ANDERsoN's NAME
LED ALL THE REST

The Electoral Board Of the city met
yesterday in the City Hall and can
vassed the vote cast here on Tuesday.
General c. ]. Anderson received the high
est number OF votes cast for the House,
and Hon. s. L. Kelley the lowest. Mr.,
E. NJ. Rowelle. for clerk OF the Circuit
Court. received the highest number OF
votes cast In the city.
Following is the official vote cast, ac-
cording to the Electoral Boards figures.
FOR THE SENATE.
A. c. Hartman (Democrat). ........... 1893
John Catrell (soclallst). ............ 10l
FOR THE HOUSE.
Charles j. Observation-Disclosures. 1904
Edwin p. Observation-Disclosures. 2.0l5
Samuel L. Kelley. Observation-Disclosures. 1896
E, P. Thomson. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Charles; NJ. Wallace, Jr............. zoos
All the foregoing Democrats were elect
ed. The 1--WE following Socialists received:
John T. Chappell.. Observation-Disclosures. 145
W.. j. Observation-Disclosures. lO7
Thomas y. German. Observation-Disclosures. III
George NJ. Norris. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
H. L.. Rhodes..... Observation-Disclosures. 10s
E. NJ. Rowelle (for clerD."... FIST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Richardson Back.

Colonel John w. Richardson returned
yesterday from Marion. where he went to
cast his vote for the Democratic nominees
in smyth county. He lays the defeat Of
McGeorge for the House to local fac
tional troubles inside the party.
Colonel Richardson deeply regrets the
defeat of the Democrats in his section.
but Is undismayed concerning the outlook
for his own reelection. The fight be-
tween Colonel Richardson and his two
opponents will now grow spirited. and
all the candidates are hard at work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Report on CLYDE Line.

The special Joint committee appointed
by the Council to endeavor to get tho
Clyde Line Steamship Company to re-
establish Its headquarters here. have
made their REPORT through Mr.. r. u
Peters, chairman The committee are dls-
posed to blame the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad for the removal OF the Offices
from here, and conclude their report with
the suggestion that nothing can be done
to get them back now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Sugar is Used.

letter written to this office signed
"a Constant Subscriber" states that the
writer has heard from an inmate OF the
Almshouse that they We're not allowed
sugar In their tea and coffee
Inquiry at the Almshouse gains the In
lowed for tea and cdxee, aud that the
best granulated brand is used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Divorce Suit.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Mrs.
sallie Malatesta instituted suit against
her husband, Charles +. Malatesta for
absolute divorce. Malatesta is nowunder
indictment In the United States Court
on the charge OF impersonating u Federal
officer, and thus obtaining money under
false nretenses. .e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
THE GOLF CONTESTS.
The Players Who Have Been
Matched and Their Handbags.

The Players Who Have Been
Matched and Their Handbags.
Tomorrow will be an interesting day OF,
the links Of the Hermitage Golf Club.
and will play to a finish are, with their
Ehandicaps, as follows:
CLASS S"A.'
s. B. Moon ~ and Granville Gray O.
J.. g. Winston ~ and R. H. Meade (2).
II. s. Jones and F. W. Tower (scratch).
B. B.o!Valentineo and =. T. organ
8(scratch): s:.i.s ft.H - - :.34
H. go Classic!
w. F. Wilson (5). and G. Harrison (5).
r. H. HARDWOOD u1) and Levin Joynes
f(G.
G. P. CABOT % and O. B. Hill 10y.
James Mullen Ql) and H. A. ellis %.
J. B. Organ COY.
LADIES' TOURNAMENT.
The players who have been ma tched and
will play to finish, with their handicaps,
are:
CLASS "a"
Miss G. D. Courtney (0 and Mrs. ].
T. Rutherford (scratch).
Mrs. H. S. Jones (3) and Miss Pauline
Powers ~.
CLASS "B..n
Miss oBaughman tt6)'and Mrs. ]. A. Coke.
Mrs. g., ". Gwatklns t0 and Mrs. ].
w. Henson a..
The ladies have the privilege OF play
ing match before the appointed time,
but not after.
The club handicap OF each player will
be determined after the scores Of tho
tournament are handed In.
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GOVERNOR GOING
TO PETERSBURG

Governor Montague will leave this
morning for Petersburg. where he will
take part in the reunion OF Mahone's
men on the site OF the battle OF the
Crater. His Excellency disposed Of num-
Der of routine matters on yesterday. He
will return tosthe city Tonight.
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Insurance Company,

The Royal Fraternal Union. a corpora
tion chartered under the laws of the
State of Missouri, has been admitted by
the Corporation Commission to do bus
mess In Virginia. The concern proposes
to conduct a frsternal benet,t business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Found a Cure for Indigestion.

I use Chamberlaln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets for Indigestion and find that they
suit my case better than any dyspepsia
remedy have ever tried and have used
many different remedies. am nearly
fifty-one years OF age and have suffered q
great deal from indigestion. can eat
almost anything want to now.-George
w. Emory Rock Mills, Alabama. For
sale by. all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Monument Unwilling.

A monument to Mr., j. T. Simmons will
be unveiled at lakewood Cemetery Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock by Magnolia Camp
Woodmen Of the World.
Mr.. Simmons was d member Of tho
camp. He died some time ago. The u.s.
ual beautiful services will take place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
New Charters.

The Corporation Commission granted the
following club charters, yesterday:
Occidental Social Club. Norfolk. presi-
dent Koss Phelps; West End Social Club
dncD, Elizabeth City county, John Toll
liver, president,
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VERY SUCCESSFUL.

w. G. Baldwin, of Roanoke. the we'll
known detective. was In Washington to-
day OH his way home from tour OF
Europe. Mr. Baldwin went abroad chiefly
as the agent of the International Assoc
oiation OF Chiefs OF Police, In the effort
to have the foreign members of the asso-
citation aid In having an exhibit at the
st. Louis Exposition. He was quite sue
cessful. and the associations exhibit OF
ancient implements OF torture. etc, will
be among the most interesting at tho
fair.
Mr.. John b. Kimberly, "the Mayor OF
Old Point" and Mr.. j. Fred. Ettlnger
one OF the leading business men of staun-
ton. are at the Raleigh.
Mr.. p. C. Gregory, OF Manchester, and
], Norment Powell. of Bristol are ut the
Metropolitan.
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Best American Grallu.
lated Sugar, Ib. 4ac.
.Gardova or Lion Coffee
10. NC.

pounds California Peaches for.
Virginia Comb Honey, pound 1se.
Pure Cider Vinegar gallon. zoe.
Mixed Spices, for picking. pound..... zoe.
oyster Crackers and Dust pound... &c.
Small California Hams, pound. 1890. sc.
pounds New HomIny and Grlts for. &c.
Malta Vita, package ................12c.
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen.. 12c.
Best City Meal, per peck...... .,1sc.
or, bushe ACKNOWLEDGMENT. LOG.
Large New Irish Potatoes. peck. .....20c
Best Cream Cheese. pound...........15c.
Brown Sugar, pound .................4c.
Canned Tomatoes, per can............6c.
Mothers Oats, package ...............ec.
Good Lard, pound, SC; or lbs. for. ESQ.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. t0c,
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whskey, bottle. Use.
a.pound Jars Home Made Preserves, .1ec.
Blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart 12c.
Enamelne stove Polish, box. .........4c.
Salt Pork, per pound. ..................7o
Pound cans Clipped Beet...........1sq
New Clipped Herrlngs, per doEen... Toe.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound... soc.
New Virginia Buckwheat, lbs. for. Csc.
Canned Sugar Corn ..................ec &c,
| or, q cans for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC.
Large Lump Starch, pound ........., &c.
putFy's Malt Whlskey, per bottle... SOC.
S. ULLmRh'S son,
Downtown stores. 1s2o-1s22 East Main
Street Uptown Store, sos East Mar.
shall Street.
'Phones at our two Stores.
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Will CAUCUS
ONSATURDAY
Democrats and Republicans arc
Gathering for Extra Session
Of Congress Next Week.
FLOOR LEADER OF HOUSE
There May be Contest, But it is
Probable That Fred Sharpe
Williams Will be Chosen.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
In Ruf1din1 18TH and r. Sta

FIRST PAGE. ....... 49,. .........
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GA aTo7I.A
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GUT FLOWERS, ROSES, vlol.ETs.
The largest stock of Roses, Violets
Illies of tho Valley, Chrysanthemums
and Gut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and
Designs, shipped to all points, w. A,
HAMMOND, No, lT d. Broad ST.
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G. P. CABOT 60 and o. B. Hill (9).
James Mullen Q4) and H. A. ellis O..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02

consequently. any opposition created
against this feature Of the bill, on the
grounds that corporation securities should
not be taken as security for Government
money. is thought to be illogical. 1t is a
feature OF the Aldrich bill which is quite
likely to be dropped in a new measure.
ASSET CURRENCY.
''Under the new bill. the Secretary Of the
Treasury will be permitted to continue the
policy of accepting State and municipal
bonds as security for Government deposits.
The Government now holds about $50, 900 600
worth Of these bonds. and there IS great OPP
position In some quarters to an extension
OF that policy. Under proper restrictions It
is conceded that no risks would be taken
by the acceptance of bonds. Many details
remain to be worked out, such as the kind
of bonds that should be taken. and these
are among. the problems before the special
committee. {.
Provision for asset currency is made in
the new measure, and this is feature
which had not been Incorporated in the AL
drfch bill. Senator Aldrich believed the
proposition, should be worked out in sep
Arate measure, II at all. but the sentiment
in tho House makes It necessary to combine
Ill currency legislation In one bill.
The details Of the plan have not been
perfected. but the idea IL to allow banks to
49, strcula&aen ~ 70 about . per cent Of,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
toms receipts vary. but are generally more
sho. n M nm 49,

. toms receipts vary, put are generally more
than s. 100000 day.
1.-THE scarcity OF moneys in trade circles
in times when crops are moving and when
demands Of a similar character are insistent
constitutes serious handicap to business
interests generally. Every day means the
withdrawal from trade Of about 100000.
and the Secretary Of the Treasury is COM
PEELED to resort TO unusual means to remedy
the money stringency.
BONDS AS SECURITY.
another feature of the Aldrich bill gave
to the Secretary Of the Treasury authority
to accept as security for Government funds
80 deposited. State. municipal. county and
high-class. railway bonds. as well as Gov
ernmsnt bonds.
Tho railroad. bonds acceptable under the
provisions OF the bill were limited to roads
which paid dividend Of not less than 1
per cent uninterruptediy for ten years. As
matter Of fact. that class Of bonds is not
held by national banks. Few railroads went
through the panic Of nine years ago without
passing q dividend. The bonds Of the roads
which come within tho limit Of this bill are
gilt-edged and worth moro than Govern
ment bonds
II bonds Of this class were held by
benlA they could mot afIord to use them a.
49, q circulation or put one Ut them up
- i dsponlt - sssurs 90 westA q menas.
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KING AND QUEEN At tosk.
Enthusiastic Cheering Greets the
Visiting Sovereign2

Cork. Aug. 1.-The firing Of royal saiutee
and enthusiastic cheering. welcomed k,nz
Edward. Queen Aexardra and The rcyal
party on their arrival It Cork this morning
on board the royal yacht victoria and Al
bert.
Tho port Vas bright with bunting, the
whole town was we'll decorated nd the
streets were filed with jubilant ei91eDeerx
The Lord Mayor and Corporation - Cork
Their majcstfes drove through IL decb-
rated streets, which were lined wa &SogD
and blue jackets. to the race couFoes yhefo
ments 7s--77s5 - 3 ~
Tho Catholic Bishop OF Cork 80 nyjte&
eoIors, most Of II the es mem Sslns Cd Z
ne refused to be associated With ~ =
estant chaplain. 4 s. -
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INSANITY FAST INCREASING
IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
one Perssiain 293 Of Population II
Proportion Of the Mentally
UnbSlanced.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Aug. LA special cable dis
patch to the Evening Post says:
"A maker of parallels again helps one TO
realize the spirit In which the Engiishman
heralds the opening of the August holidays
to-day. Says Mrs Bull. packing the fam
fly trunk. goloslies. umbrella. ammoniated
quinine. macintosh and anything to read?'
John Bull replies: Yes. stun In Our Dwind-
ling Exports and Great Britains Ruin
Lest these blue books should prove too
exhilarattng. the newspapers are providing
John Bull startling disclosures Of increasing
insanity, as is evidenced In the report Of
the Lunacy Commissioners. Whereas only
one In so Of the population was classed az
insane in 1859. the proportion II this year one
I'm "a the increase being continuous from
year 10 year.
'Intemperance drink accounts for a per
cent OF the male insanity and per cent Of
the female. Heredity accounts for . per
cent Of the female and u per cent Of the
male. Only In s per cent Of the male and
{ per cant of the female = insanity due 10
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BULLIsH SENTIMENT IN WHEAT.
Market Is Strengthened by onfa-
vorable Crop Reports.

Chicago. Aug. There was builisn
sentiment in wheat to-day. due largely ~
the unfavorable crop reports OF yesteroay.
and with a cessation of the hquiaa.,o.
which had been in progress the pas. 10"
days, the market became decidedly stfons
soon after tho opening Initial saies oi
September were d shade lower TO a s9 ALL
higher. at 7stac to 7Shc, but WITHIN tne NJ m :
on good commission house demand; ne e
ceipts at Minneapolis, Duluth ana Sh'sA
wera 80 cars. .,..tr,.r
september being unchanged to &c. Io wsrr
The advance in wheat had strenttn Iattis
influence. and the market became "a. "a
eeaut1 we're 1l6 cara. H;