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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

Richmond, Va. Feb. 2. 1908.
the Stockholders of the VIRGINIA HOT
SPRINGS COMPANY. for the purpose
OF electing Directors and for the trans
action Of such other business as may
be held at the office OF the Company.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway General
Office Building. in the city of Richmond,
Va. on TUESDAY, February a. 1903.
at u O'clock NJ. The transfer books Will
be closed on Monday, February IL. 1908.
at 2. NJ, and remain closed until 10
A. NJ. Wednesday,, February %, 1908.
A. TREVVETT, Secretary.
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CASH Quota tons were as follows. Flour
nrm; winter Inter. - patents. fs6o9s: %
$50: straights, ssiods.40; bakers, $S4s8
200 No: 2 spring wheat, 77G79c.; No. s.,
t5ssa @ No. 2 red, 74Aggg7thc No 2 corn
$40; No. 8 white, 35as6c. No. 3 rye, 4sA8
49c.. Good feeding barley, .43@4ec.: fair to
choice mailing 4sd5So. No. i flaxseed,
M;l4; No. 1 northwestern, sL19: prime
rel, s17le115sgpl7.25; lard, per. 100 pounds,
ss;60GoS; short ribs sides Qoose) s9.203
$.25; short clear sides Qboxed), ss62kG9.7 H
gS.a; short clear sides (boxed) ;e,62h3
3.75 Whislsey, basis Of high wines, $3.50
Clocer. contract grade SLIGO Butter
Firm; creameries,. lSQg56c. dairles, 1867
lshc: .Dggs-steady at mark: cases includ-
ed, 14NG514Nc,
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WINNERS I'm THE
SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH WANT COLUMN
PROVERB CONTEST
Another Contest Day. Seven Prizes WHAT'S the Pro-
verb? See Want Pages.

NoTTOwAY, VA. 4
Mary Atkinson, Mrs, c. N. Beck
=. u: Atkinson, Edu q. Dunno,
". r.. robertson, Miss NJ. Robertson.
Bessie Robertson, Mrs. r.. Robertson.
tlorence Dunn, Mrs w A Robertson
Il. s. Dunn, A. Cook. isl,s
Chas. Deane, Chas. II. Hardy.
Miss NJ Robertson r. A. w.
MKENEEY. VA.
Cyrus Dunn, Della Carter.
John Botsseau. Gro D Powell,
Mss "a. Dunn, Turpin Carter, 4
Mrs w r Garter. Jr,
WALDORF. VA. ,s6#
T. D. hlichle
HAMPDEN-sIDNEY.
Robert @. Graham, Miss NJ Darlington.
BOX 23l, Miss L Darlington, 4
Maurice Langhorne Hunter Mann, HI
T. Graham.
BOWLING GREEN, VA.
Miss Esther Dunn, Mrs. e. e. Monc1lre /,
Mrs. Ben GILL
PROSPECT. VA.
Mary Crew. Mrs. Thos. Cocks.
sAPoNY. VA.
w. J. Branch.
DANv1LLE. VA.
Miss Lula Miller
De WITT. VA.
j. c. Crawford,
SEVEN ISLANDS. VA.
Leona Tutwier, Mrs C e Tlltwiler.
T. S. Tutwiler.
FARMvILLE. VA.
]. Edwin Harris, Jr.
D1Nw1DD1E, VA.
4. W. wltherland. A. q. Richardson,-
Mrs. Richardson Alma Harrison.
a. X + s5t ( + +
DE WITT, VA.
Mrs A. g. Butterworth.
HARPERs HoME, VA.
Mrs. s. 3. Branch.
KING AND QUEEN. VA,
r. NJ. De shaxo.
BELoNA, VA.
Oscar Thaves Master F. Ewts.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA
L. ]. Bowles.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA.
Mercer Carter.
BELLFTDLD. VA
Miss Lucye Maclin,
CREWD. VA.
Helen NJ. Payne.
CARTERSvILLE. VA.
Willie s. Rhodes.
ARvON1A, VA.
Miss Mabel Pitts.
NEW CANTON, VA.
Miss Lottie Pitts. Miss Phet Nadia
MANCHESTER. VA.
Mrs. D. w. Shaw.
The names Of the winners and contest.
ants deserving special mention in the In.
teresting. instructing and very popular
Times. Dispatch Want Column Cartoon
Contest will be found in another column.
Don't fail to look over the greaa
bargains on the greatest Of bargain
counters-the little want ads. In the
Times-Dispa tch want columns. They sup.
ply everybody's wants and will supply
yours. Read them over and you witt
find Just what you have been looking
FOR. and at the same time save tine and
money.
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. II, 19C

Richmond. Va, Feb. l4,t190s.
The Richmond tobacco market closed
steady for the week,
Taking Into consideration the quality
of tobacco offered, together with q con-
tinuatlon Of large receipts. the market
has kept up remarkably we'll on all grades
of sun-cured tobaccos some farmers
rsalisnE as high as e around fer their
aged tobacco showing upon the market.
1'obaccos In this conditions buyers do not
want. as few days Of warm weather
will make It unit for use. Farmers should
guard against marketing tobacoos In this
condition from now on. as It will end In
very unsatisfactory prices.
Total amount sold Il fo M the week at the
amount for the season. up to date, $685.
200 pounds.
The Quotations are as follows:
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF THE z. B. TAYLOR
COMPANY will be held at the Office Of
the Company. No. 1o1l East Main Street,
Richmond, Va, on MONDAY, March
0, 1908. at O. clock P. N.
CHARLES *. COULLING,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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OWN YOUR HOME.

Better plan than Building and Loan. less
than rent No trick, but STR-AIGHTFOR-
WARD business proposition Local and
work. Write to-day, Eastern Division,
AMERICAN TRUST & IMPROVEMENT
CO.. SpartanburG. S. g.
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DIVIDENDS.

Virginia. Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 10, 1908,
TILE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared a DIVIDEND OF
ONE AND ONE-QUARTER OK per
cent? PER CENT. on the Common
stock OF this Company, payable MARCH
!. 1903. when checks will be mailed to all
stockholders of record at the close of
the transfer Of Common stock will be-
closed from February alst to February
2Sth Cloth days included).
s. w. TRAVERS. Treasurer.
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MEETINGS.

Onice Va Fire and Marine ms. Co.,
grocHoE EishRsnd. MI MEn Efs; : ~ 4 :
regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this Company will be held
at the Comloany's office. No. 10l5 q.
Main Street in this city. on TUESDAY,
the 18th instant. Mt u o'clock.
WIN, H. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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GREAT RELIGIOUS GATHERING.

American Federation 81 Catholic So
cieties to Meet Ia Atlantic City.
Cincinnati. D.. July 81 National Sec
rotary Anthony AIatre states that the
third annual convention Of the Ameri.
can Federation Of Catholic Societies al
Atlantic City, n il beginning next sat
uFday, VIII be tile most representative
gathering Of Catholics ever held IN this
country. Thirty states will be rep
resented, several dioceses BY bishops
the center Of the Philippine Islands by
Vincent j. CaYanna. the Porto Rico fed.
Grafton by joaquin Ferran and the
Catholic chippeway and Sioux Indians
by chiefs and missionaries.
Owing to the death Of Pope Leo some
changes are being made in the pro
gramme by Bishop James McPaul Of
Trenton. n. j., and Bishop S, G. Mess
mer Of Green Bay, Wis, the spiritual
advisers Of the federation. These
changes include a special memorial day
for the late Pope Leo, when j. McDer
mot win eulogize the dead pontiff. 9th
er speakers include Rev Father Par
dow Of New York. Bourke Cochran
Judge Giegenrich and Hon. T. 3. Min
ahan. Special invitations have beer
sent to President Roosevelt and Others
to make brief addresses during the
open meetings.
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FOOD.
If Mona Does Not Bold Up Good,
Healthy Flesh, The Red Cross
Pharmacy VIII Return Your
Money.

of All the remedies In the Red Cross
Pharmacy, the popular drug store. there
are very few they are willing to sell with
a guarantee TO refund the money If they
do not give satisfaction.
Mona, the famous aesh-forming food
and cure for stomach troubles, has done
such wonders among their customers that
the Red Cross Pharmacy Is now advertis-
ing, II Mi-Ona does not give a noticeable
gain IN weight, If it fails TO cure indiges-
tion and all stomach troubles, come back
to our store and get Your money
Anyone who has been losing flesh or
who has always been too thin, should use
Mi-o-na. Thinnass and emaeiatiou are
signs that the food Is not properly assimi-
lated and that you do not get the nouTish-
ment YOU should.
Mto-na mingles with the food you eat,
aids It's assimilation, tones up and
strengthens the digestive organs, and puts
the whole system IN proper physical con
dition: it saves the digestive organs from
exhaustive work. BY It's use the elements
needed to put flesh on your bones viii be
selected from the food, and each day Will
show a noticeable gain III weight.
Commence the use OF Mi-O-na today q
their risk If 1t increases your weight
and cures you Of indigestion it viii cost
yon soc. ii il does not, the Red Gross
Pharmacy viii pay for the treatment them
selves and return your money 70 YOU
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MILITARY BRUTALITY.
Austrian soIdiers killed hy Forced
March Under nroiIlng sun.

Austrian soldiers httlNW n% h0fS&M
March Under nroiIlng sun.
Vienna, July ~ Details received
from Budapest regarding the suffering
Of an infantry regiment from the ex-
traordinary heat during d recent ma-
neuver march from Trebinye to Bilek,
on which $50 men were Frustrated, iI-
dictate that bad handling of the regi-
ment was largely responsible for the
men being overcome. The troops are
alleged 10 have been burdened with ex-
ira equipment In addition to the usual
heavy marching order and were en-
gagged for two hours I'd d sham fight.
This neeessitated forced march ia
the hottest hours of the day The colo
mel commanding the regiment refused
to grant the request of some Of his Off
GERS that the soldiers be allowed to
rest, though he himself was incapaci-
tated, being obliged 60 finish the march
IN carriage.
j Before reaching Bilek the men fell
out OF the ranks by scores Nine died
Immediately, and twenty-five were car
ried off inseusible, six of whom died
soon after reaching the hospital, Sew
enty others are III serious condition
During the march the thermometer reg
istered 125 degrees in the sun.
The captain Of q company which was
operating independently ordered d hal
and rested his men during the wors
two hours Dc the day and brought hii
command IN without d single prostra
tion.
Considerable excitement exists 4
civil and military circles over VIVA
liz termed the unjustitiahle handling g
troops in time Of peace The war ofiie
has issued IN official statement !
which 1t is declared that every precau
ton was observed and TINT the dealt
Of the men was unavoidable.
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~ setsie Materhnrx strIlse.

Waterbury, Conn, July ~ With g
view to settling the Connecticut Rail
way and Lighting company strike now
nearly seven months old, H II. Fox Of
New Haven chairman, and ] N. Hub
bard Of Midaietown, secretary Of the
state board of arbitration and media-
tion, have had / conference with Colo
mel Burpee. counsel for the railroad
company, aud ~. +. Hall, president Of
the Business Mems association, A feel
ing Or hope prevails among the trolley
men TINT the strike viii soon be ended,
though nothing IL given out as to the
proposed plan of settlement
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arnrn - - rronhIe.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. July n Work has
been suspended Of the Red Ash colliery
on account Of the driver boss discharg
ing one Of tile cur runners whose work
did not satisfy The company An at-
tempt was made 70 have the man rein
stated which was refused. Another
mine strike was declared at the Gard
ner Greek colliery near this city, owing
to the arrival Of several new mine cars,
which, the miners believe, contain more
cubic feet than those now In use. Aft
er considerable discussion Of the matter
Il has been decided To resume work and
submit the grievance TO the coneiliatiop
board
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Mnnn.l,Iner. KilI rnlics 80.

Bristol, Tenn. July ~ ID fight be-
tween officers and a party Of alleged
moonshiners in Wise county Yas neal
the Kentucky border. James II. King,
chief OF police Of the mining town Of
stonega vat. was shot and killed Cor
don Gilley i member Of Kings party,
shot and killed one of the alleged moon
sinners The name Of Gilley's victim
is not known The officers succeeded in
capturing two Of the party and placed
them III iail
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FOR. sALESBY
Riekert & Wells. w. Il 6ladding, E. 4. Drown,
GEORGIA 00UVI0Ts REVOLT


HuFrfcRde themselves Mn& my A@N@
to he starved Out.
Chattanooga Tenn July 21.-A re-
volt Of the convicts III the mines Of the
Georgia Iron and Coal company at Cole
City, ca. has occurred So far two
conyicts have been shot and they are
probably fatally wounded. One hun
dred and twenty-five other conviets Of
the day shift have barricaded them
selves in the mines and refuse to come
out, defylng the officers and threaten
ing death to any one who approaches
The trouble arose over the punish
ment Of q convict for an infraction Of
the rules. The day men refused to
come out Of the mine when the hour
arrived to change shifts.
Those In the front ranks hurled mis-
siles at the guards, and the latter fred,
wounding two Of the convicts The
rest Of the conYlets then fed farther
into the mine and deled the guards to
follow them, It Is said that to subdne
them the guards will have to starye
them out,
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mig rort Inrnn r.lnre

Port Huron, Mich July 2T- Fire has
DESTROYED 100000 worth Of property
here, including 100000 feet OF lumber
owned by jerks Taylor, Howard q
70, z sawmill and other property own
go Pr the Henry Howard estate, the
tug sigison, the property Of Captain
Robert T Thompson, and the upper dry
dock and buildings owned BIZ Fred J
Dunfofd.
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M Mar. rena indictments.

Jackson, ISy, July ~ The grand
fury has adjourned without returning
additional indictments The foreman
reported that just It's the jury was about
to take vote Oh one of the feud cases
ex- Senator IIargis rushed into the jury
room and demanded that Riley Coliron
who had testified against the alleged
assassins Of Town Marshal Thomas
CockriIl. be indicted for perjury and
that this interruption caused the jury
to close It's investigation.
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- cntch - 100.

st. Johns n. Ri, July q. American
and Canadian fishing vessels returning
from the Grand banks report the fish
cry this season to have been uasuccess
full owing to lack Of bait Twenty-ont
American and forty-six Canadian yes
sells are now in Newfoundland ports
seeking bait and they report that the
aggregate Of the catches is seyera
thousand quintals below that Of last
wear
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wnIlsfne neIegates narre,I

New York, july = When Samue
]. Parks and three other walking dele
gates Of the H0usesmiths and Bridge
mems union called 1T the headquarters
Of the Building Trades council for the
purpose of holding q conference to set.
tie the strike they were informed that
no conference would be held with walk
ing delegates, the invitation 70 con
ference extended by the employers hay.
ing distinctly requested that the con
ference committee be composed Of Off
GERS and members OF tle union
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FtaIy Honoring HccIesfnstics

Rome, July 81 Much comment has
been occasioned here by the fact that
the italian troops stationed in St Pc
ter's gave a military salute to Cardinal
Puzyna Sniaz Won Kozlelsko, the bish.
op Of Cracow, when he arrived at the
basilica to view the body Of Pope Leo
The cardinal responded to the salute
BY raising his hat The explanation Of
the incident, which has created endless
gossip, probably lies in the fact that the
italian government recently issued an
order Tint cardinals entering italy
should be treated with the same eourte
sizes as are accorded to princes Of the
bl00d
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Arhstratlan man II oneratlan.

Birmingham, Ala, July "a AZ a
meeting of tile four arbitrators repre-
senting the miners and operators Of this
district, Judge George Gray Of Della
ware was selected as the fifth arbitra
tor Under the terms Of the agreement
BIZ which Il was decided To submit
pending differences to arbitration the
miners resume work Immediately upon
Judge Grays Acceptance. Thirteen
thousand miners have been affected.
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OUR VENEZUELAN CLAIMS.
Cannot BE paid Until Question of
Preference Is Settled.

Cannot BE Paid Until Question of
Preference Is Settled.
washington, July 2T.-The first batch
Of the claims adjudicated by the Amer
lean Venezuelan claims commission
now in session in Caracas have reached
the state department. They are not
considerable in amount, but are the
forerunners Of many others expected in
the near future.
No attempt win be made to collect
any Of the judgments until the commits
sion has completed its work. Indeed
as the question Of preferential pay
ments has yet to be decided by The
Hague arbitration, these American
claims cannot be paid pending that de
cislon 1t appears that the claims com.
mission viii be much longer at work in
Caracas than was anticipated when the
members went to Venezuela, and 1t il
now estimated by competent authori.
ties that the work cannot be finished
until October.
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Moonshiner n quaker CITY.

Philadelphia, July ~ Internal Rev.
enue Collector McCoaeh and a squad Of
internal revenue agents visited house
in the center of the city and found .
complete outfit fer distlllings whisky
Moses Stlherstein was arrested and held
in $1,000 biz the United States commits
sioner as the alleged proprietor Of The
Illicit still All the paraphernalla was
conflseated
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Nn lrrnnl,1e 81 IlnIanrla

Sofia Bulgaria. July 27 Prince Fer
dinand has gone to his Hungarian es
tate Oh d shooting expedition A semi
official announcement has been made
here confirming the denial that Prince
Ferdinand's ministers advised him te
depart owing TO the existence of a con
spiraey against him and asserting that
his departure is d sign Of internal qui
etude In Bulgaria,
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anrernor Hnnt So Resien.

Oyster Bay, N. T., July Pitt is I'M
derstood that Governor William II
Hunt of Porto Rico has indicated his
intention Of relinquishing the island
goyernorship. When his resignation
will take effect is not known definitely
Governor Hunt was appointed Dec. 10
1901, for a term of four years. The sal
airy attached to the office is $4,000 0
year. one of the best in the government
President Roosevelt entertains a high
regard for Governor Hunt and is Ioath
to have him Feslgil s~
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Dublin, July "a. After the king left
this city II was announced that he had
given $1,000 to the poor Of Dublin 4
message from King Edward to the Irlsf
people expresses deep appreciation o.
the loyalty and affection with which
the king and queen were surrounded
during their stay in Dublin and saTs
his majesty trusts that IN Gods provi
denee the Irish may enjoy blessings
commensurate with the warmth OF theil
hearts.
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oreat paeific Liner Launched.

Camden N. j., July ~ The steam
ship Mongolia, built for the Pacific
Mail Steamship company, has beel
launched at the yard Of the New York
shipbuilding company. The Mongolia
is the second largest ship ever built il
the United States. She Is to be used
tn the Philippine and China trade, Hel
sister ship the Manchurta, will By
launched In October.
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Ano,l,er raeonaee conyictlon,

Montgomery, Ala, July e The iur3
in the case Of the United States agains
Ii. Il. Franklin charged with causin
Patrick Mills, a negro, to be held in
condition Of peonage, brought in q yer
diet Of guilty Judge Jones imposed
the minimum fine of $1,000, which wa'
promptly paid Judge Jones thankeC
the jury for their verdict.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-27

Philadelphia July RI In the pres
ence Of a distinguished gathering Oh
diplomats, foreign and American naval
officers and prominent citizens Of Phil.
adelphia the Turkish cruiser Mediidia,
the first war ship ever built here fol
the Ottoman empire, has been launched
ait Cramps shipyard
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Prominent PennsvIyanfan Dead.

Wilkesbarre, IA. July ~ Hon
Charles a. Miner, former president oi
the State NIillers' association ana one
Of the most prominent citizens of north
eastern Pennsylvania, is dead DIT his
home in this city aged seventy three
years. He was member Of the lower
house Of the legislature from 1875 ia
1890
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pramtnent nmos.1 f,n.a

Washington July 27 Major Frank
j. Strong Of Arkansas, Tie general
agent Of the department. of justice, Il
dead Major Strong was born in New
York state Went to Wisconsin just
previous % tile civil war. enlisted in a
Wisconsin regiment and served with
great distinction. He entered the gov.
eminent civil service with Attorney
General Garland
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RAN FOUL Of UNCLE SAM.
Two Vessels Condemned 90 he sold.
Brought TOO Many Immigrants.

Brought Too many Immigrants.
Providence, u. Il. July 27The brig
ID. Al. Small and schooner Unique have
been condemned BIZ Judge Brown Of
the federal court TO he sold at public
auction to satisfy the claims Of tie gov
eminent for fines imposed upon their
captains. Both craft we're conhscated
BY the customs authorities recently for
carrying too great number II immi
grants to this port, and the Unique as'
fined Sl,567 while the Small was as
sessed St,117.4i
The schooner Is the property of the
Unique Transportation company, and
the brig il owned hy the Providence
Packet company The vessels ply bel
tween this port and The Cape Verde Isl
lands.
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government noolsbfnaers "a stay.

@0FeHnmsnG H90&btnaeFs 80 stay.
Washington July ri The statement
submitted by the bookbinders' union to
Secretary Cortelyou and the publie
printer sets forth that III. A Miller,
who was dismissed because his expul
sion from the union and later reinstat-
ed BY Al official order would be per-
mitted under protest to continue in
the position and that there would be
nothing done ait present by the book
binders that would interfere with the
work Of the office. A similar statement
was filed with the civil service COM
mission.
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wen Known Authoress welded.

Stamford, Conn. July ~ Miss Jose
phine Dodge DaslSam, the successful
young authorizes, has been married te
Sender Bacon d we'll known New Yorl
lawyer Mrs Bacon, who is a graduate
Of Smith college has for the last few
years been we'll known as writer o.
stories for children.
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New YorI1 Slard erers Respited

Albany. n. y. July 2TIn his capaci-
ty as acting governor tn the absence
from the state Of Governor 0dell Lieu
tenant Governor Higgins has granted
respites to Patrick Conklin, who was
to have been executed AT Sing Sing next
week for the murder Of his wife in New
York city, and Clarence Egnor, who
was sentenced to die for the murder Of
prison keeper at Auburn prison, where
Egnor was a convict It Is claimed I'M
his defense that the murder was com
mitted during an epileptlc ht.
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Fighter Fitsaimmons veadaa

San Francisco, July "a. Robert Fitz.
simmons, former champion heavy
weight pugiIist Of the world, and Miss
Julia May Clifford, the actress. hava
been united in marriage.
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Nashville Hotel Damaged

Nashville, Tenns July 27T The Com.
mercial hotel here was badly damaged
by fire All Of the guests were rescued.
The fire IS supposed to have started
from a lighted cigar or pipe that was
left in coat belonging to a waiter.
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Irr-tsnstn,nster pics.

Nyack, N. Y July 27 James Server
former postmaster of Pearl River ane
one Of the most prominent business mel
Id Rockland county Is dead, aged sixty
years.
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gev vor,F Mta.hipman Dead.

Annapolis. Md. July 27 Midship
man Lawrence Francis Clark Of New
York Is dead from d complication Of
brain and typhoid fevers.