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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF RICHMOND. JUNE 20. 1908.
81 Arrived -


ARRIVED.
Steamer Brekeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and passen'
GERS, Virginia Nayigation Co.
Schooner Majestic, Cox, Potomac River, FISH.
"A. @. Young, Co.
Schooner Flora Thomas: Holman, Potomac
River fish, A. C. Young Co.
Schooner vashtl. Carter, Hope Side, Va, hsh.
.waldrop and Co.
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner John S. Beacham, Morgan James
River. railroad ties.
PORT oT WEST POINT. JUNE 49, 1908.
a34z ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
n SAILED
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JUNE %, 1908.
SAILED.
Barge Glenwood. Falrbrotbass, loaded ties and
'uI large Patapsco, Wolf loaded lumber Phila-
a nYhia /, / / IL & y Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-24
Bostotk May Come Again,

Mr.. Harvey Wilson, of this city, has
received letter from Mr.. Frank @. Ros-
took, In which he says that Madame
Morelli was very badly Injured, receiving
fourteen wounds, but that she Is now out
of danger. He also says that 'Phoebe."
the snake charmer. has had a very narrow
escape-was bitten by rattlsr and lay
between life and death for five days
Mr., Bostock Is now negotiating for
lease of the Horse Show building for nExt
winter Ia9s
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CHICAGO, ILL, June 2s;-cAITLE-Re.
TeNans. 800 head Good to prime steers, s5,l0@
5.s5; POOR to medium, S4,25@4 30; etockers aud
feeders s3G4,so; cows sl;6og3,a1 s sn bNGS
IS; calves, saaha0; Texas-fed steers, $500
ATS Hogs-Recelpts to-day, 10000 head; TO-.
market opened steady to strong. closed lo@lbr;;
lower Mixed and butchers ten S9p bsaxy ssSs
q 20; light. s5aodt6 90; bulk OF sales. $6@8.l0,
shee,p-AReceipts, 10000 head Sheen stead. .t t9
i5c. lower, Lambs steady to loo; higher. Good Loo
ed, S3,o5G4 ,25; native lambs, S4G7,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June o3.v-FLOuR-sIarket was
firm. but less active, Rye Flour--Steady. Corn'
meal--steady; yellow western, Sl'ls, rye
steady, No. 2 western. $3.50, Barley--Quiet,
wheat--spot steady; No. red s4c, Under
considerable prohttak1ng to-day and improved
weather conditions wheat eased Off a little. The
close was easy at a partia quarter cent net
loss July, s4hc,; September, soAe.' neeeh'
Der, s01ic. ~ .o,, nn.,on r,.rkot
Weather. hut recovered on good commission ana
nablIs demand CLOSING f@Ne. net higher;
az 5sc.; septsmber, besac.; December, obs,e;
os!s.sRot ARM arma; No. . asks Options qa'e'
Easer; Western steamed, $500 JAne closed a at
$500 nomnal refined Tsakier Sp
GetreeErho market for coffee futures opegedd
steady at unehanged prices % arner aer under
Covering being finally firm po e. ne saes
bass. Spot Rio, quiet; No, 2 inSo!ce. ntsG,i
Mid, quiet; Corfoya, 7@llhe sugaF "a tsst'
steady; fair refining, e,sc.; centr!fggal % test,
s@lSs2o'R . nolPises sS MfoIasses.eaist su
BMtter-Steady; extra creamery, 2IEc.; STATE s,,a
cream. fancy small. colored, 1OG G.; small While
io4e,' Eggs Steady; State and Pennsylvania
sifsss southern ss@sTs old pImG
ss6s IL Other other domestic, aS @4e, Cab
b bars1 Steady Stead at sla2. cotton-By steamer to
Liverpool, l2e
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THE OFFICIAL ROUTE TO At.
lAMTAR. Y. p. u. JULY a-l2. 1903. !

Tho Southern Railway Is circulating a
very attractive and comprehensive leaf
be- had at the Southern Railway passen-
GER office, No. 900 East Main Street, and
Will be mailed any applicant.
One fare plus 26 cents Is authorized for
the round trip. Tickets on sale July 7th,
Sth, 9th and 10th, limited to return July
18TH, with privilege OF extension until
August 18th by payment of 80 cents.
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ONLY TWO HOURS AND TWENTY
MINUTES.
Richmond to Norfolk via Norfolk q
Western Railway.

Tho Norfolk 1amited." leaving Rioh-
mond 9 A. NJ. daily and the ocean shore
Limited" leaving at 3 F. M, oyer :, a shs
the Exceptionally quick time Of two hours
and twenty minutes between Richmond
and Norfolk. without change Of ears fss
hack seats and other modern improve
ments, The Ocean Shore Limited is
the only afternoon train from R stan ara
for BostoT and Providence; also connects
with steamers for New York. Baltimore
and Washington.
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NAyAr STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. O.. June 23.-sP1R1Ts
RPENTIHE-ouot at .47c.; receipts q q
casks. Rosln-Nothins doing: receipts !, ~
and ss.e5 receipts. 20 barrels Tnr---Firm at
sl;'?i t sesSs'pH GA June s.--rURPENTINE---
Firm al d7Ic receipts, 1,os5 cnsks: sales, IL
casks:z sales. 2s7E casks. Rosin--Firm; receipts.
2.e5l barrels; sales, 1o35 barrels; exports, oao
'' cfans.AsRLEsToN, s.. O.. June 2s--TURPEN-
T1EE-Steady at 4ehc Rosin-steaoy.
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como TO NoRFoLkq

For quick and comfortable trip with,
out change OF cars, take the Norfolk and
Western Railway. The only all-ratl
route" The Norfolk Idmltsu, Leaving
900 A, M. and the ocean shore Limit
ed" leaving at 800 p. NJ. are the fastest
frs ms In the South.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Effective Sunday, 2sth. local trains be-
tween Richmond and Petersburg over, the
Atlantic Coast Line will be operated to
and from Washington Street Station, Pc
tersburg This station is located in the
center of tho city, and the extension OF
this service to Washington Street Station
will bo great convenience to the travel
Ing public.
D. p. A.. Richmond, Va.
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WEEKEND RATES

Via Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Beginning with June 9, 1909. and oontinu-
ing Until Septomher Il. tho Seabonrd Ar
Line Railway will sell on Saturday and
Sunday of each week special tickets from
Vn.. and intermediate stations at one
fare for the round trip. limited returning
Monday following date OF sale.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET:
Richmond. Va. June %. 1903.
orIoTlrIOSE
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va, June 1928, 1903.

Receipts for week ending to-day:
CATTLE-Receipts $50 head; market hrm at
last weeks quotations. Best steers, 5G5hc.;
medium to good 4laa5c.; light steers and heif-
ers, 81 @44c. good heifcrs; 500 TO !, 90 pounds,
4lSM5c /; cows, BM4Hc.; bulls, i263&c.; calves,
5disc; fresh cows. SEQ. "A $40. Southern Cattle:
Selling from sG4I:c., according to Kind and
l' HoGs-R Receipts, $50 head; market 4c. high
err Best hogs. 6G6Ac.
!. SHEEP AND LAMBS.Receipts. b4a head'
Sheep, 36f4c.; lambs. 8G6ac.
Prospects favorable for all kinds OF stocS'
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CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June ea.---BEEyEs-No re-.
at '1Gsisc. per pound. Calves. Receipts, i, "A
head, steudy. yeals sold at 5000. CITY
and Lambs Receipts, 1l,a7i head; sheep about
about steady. Prime lambs SO &c, =, i ks%h;
lambs Mt S5bOGie75 one car at $500; dressed
mutton, 7SlOc. per pound; dressed lambs, loGa
l9l.c. per pound. Hogs--Receipts. l,6oo head,
all consigned direct.
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goods are still advanc!nr nnd prices are being
made with the idea OF stopping trade on lines
which are FAR sold ahead thss hn
sitr OF material curtailmcnt Is growing moro
general, and it is believed that when buyers
come into the market generally Mex month
Of to-day, and will bid prices up against them.
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North Carolina Postmasters.

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 23,-The
President has appointed the following
North Carolina-Mount Airy John u.
Albright; Gastonia. Clyldius d. Holland.
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NAV Give Hin More.

Mr.. Thomas b. Hicks will shortly offer
In the Common Council joint ordinance
Rlchmond to S4nT. The office pays
only So, $40 at present,
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, rorroNsrED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. lime 23.--toEtnued buying, By
June shorts sustained the market again to-day
nnd It closed Arm. Prime crnd'. I. O. 0. miiis.
nj a s2c new crop: prime summer yellow, i3c
an summer yellow, a7G371ac.; prime white,
4Sc prime winter yellow, 46c.; prime meal,
s27d.T 80 nominal
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IRIS a LOVELY RIDE

TO Beach Park on the Twilight Linz
tied, leaving the Southern Railway Sta
tion every week day at $50 =. NJ. 900.
round trip
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Suit Entered,

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
suit was entered by =, sterne vs., the he
Richmond Traction Company for $4,000
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EAST Liberty. Pa. juno 2s.-.CATI!E,-
STEADY, Choice, s5,4o@55o; prime. S5l5G5S6;
SsS5a6 s7Is mediums and heavy workers., So 90
Gss5; light workers. ss49al6So; P,s ss Ss s,S
ers si 5o186o; culls and common. $2d3;
yearlings, s3@5.20 veal calves. $e,to@7.
c1ScIsEATl O. June SnoGsAst!ys g.
Sheep-Actiye at s2,25Q4,lo Enthusiastically
at $4@61b.
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Mr.. Gressett Better.

Mr.. John Gressetr Of No, oil North
Fifth Street, who has been very i'll, Is
considered much better, He Will be-
pleased to see his friends
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Miss Pepran, Leaves,

Miss Mamie Pegram. an efficient and
popular teacher Of West End school,
left the city Monday for Charlottesville.
Methods. G4
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American locomotive pfd,.: loo SO 81
&. /. and s. Co. Con. 4ts's.....: -, -
Va. CIR. Chem. pfd.. g p. c..... 100 Ugh lls,s
Va. Carolina Chemical com..-.1oo bsh oa'7
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BALTIMORE STOCK fIARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June 23--sesboard > AT
Line common, 2lG2o; do, preferred; 30aa. !.
Sesboard As. 1911. Atlantic Coast Line, COM
mon aud preferred, no sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
ppANur AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, June 23,-The peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change ~ prices Is
7T1sc. a bushel. The prices ara az follows;
Fancy, quiet at &c.; strictly prime, aHe;;
sGaKc; Spsnish, T7hc. per hushel. Blackeyo
peas, s2.25 bag; black end speckle peas. 81;
clay and red peas, soc Peanut bags In bales
6S In, 7 4-loc.
PETERSBURG, VA, juno 2s,--PEANETsr-
Spanish, new, market very firm at n 1hc.; sellers
asking more, Yirgipia's--ouiet at &c.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
Via Southern Railway.

on July Sd, Sd and 4th the, Southern
Railway viii sell special excursion tickets
,etween ali points at rate OF fare and
3ne-third for the round trip, limited, re-
turning to july Sth.
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m The rapid rapid advance In Colorado Fuel neither
bei,ed nor hurt the general market. II almost
iootcd as IL the Waldorf crowd had been
caught short. but tho incident excited &c, only
continued absence OF public interest but moro
iisnnsition among the professionals to trade.
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BALTIMORE. Md. June 2s.-FLoER-ouie
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm: spot. sou
Strong: spot beG5sKc.; southern white corn,
63g5sc. Oats---Firm: No. white 45@lbHc.
Firm and unchanged. Eggs and Cheese--Steady
and unchanged. Sugar-stronC and unchanged.
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rJ,E FIRST HOUR.

The market to-day presented the same dull
pess az prevailed Yesterday. ret prices slowly
gold exports and better wea Their adriccs for
srops were the only new influences. Few OF the
shanrcs were in,Ior tant In extent Toward tho
md OF the first hour there were dnsultory ana
trining reactions III some parts OF the list. The
. incubation Is narrow and WHOLLY prolessIonal.
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CHICAGO ILL, June e3-gThe wheat market
was "a ther nervous to.dy. hut the close was
about steady. with September u.s. l0wers Sep
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A.sEA TRIP no BOSTON. MASS.

National Educational Association Via O..
and o. Route.
For the National Educational Assooia-
tion. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will sell tickets from Richmond,
Va. to Boston. Mass, and return July
s19. 80. which includes meals and states
room on the elegant steamers operated
between Norfolk and Boston and also
good leaving Boston not later than July
i faI subject to extension by deposit in
Boston and on payment of fifty cents
deposit fee to September LIST.
a charming sea trip for maintenance
or restoration Of health.
FOR stateroom reservations or further
Information apply to w. o. Warthen.
IS. p. Al. Chesa pealse and Ohio Railway,
SOC East Main Street Richmond. Va.
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BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF ELKS,

Baltimore, Md /, July 21-2a, 1908. Reduced
Rates Via r., F. and p. Railroad.
One fare plus $780, for round trip. In
dividual tickets: and one fare per capita.
round trip, for parties OF twenty-five
or more going together on specified train
and returning separately,
Tickets must be deposited with Joint
agent, Baltimore, Immediately. upon ar
rival. and fee Of twenty-five cents
viii be charged for validating each ticket.
Tickets on sale July 18th and GOTH good
returning until July slst, inclusiye
Amply to ticket agents. Byrd Street,
Elba or Main Street Stations. or Rich
smond Transfer Company. $40 East Main
Street, jefferson Hotel and Murphy's Ho-
s0e.' w. P.aTAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The Southern Railway is circulating
very attractive and comprehensive leadet
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GOLD SHIPMENTS:
1t is likely that. a moderate amount OF gold
will DO shipped abroad on Thursday several
houses nre now figuring on exporting some. The
vhinlnent may amount to $1,000 600.
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TO ATTACK ROCK ISLAND:
Rear tips are in circulation on the Rock Island
issues. They Kay that an attack Is to he made
on the common Ii made 1t will probably be
merely n hear raid. Nicholas has been selling
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. ,,..r .Sn .I1Jrn sTocKs.

CHEMICAL AND ALLIED STOCKS:
The recent depression in Virginia. Carolina
Chemical and allied stocks IS the natural con-
SEQUENCE OF the advance In the price OF cotton.
Tho utilization of cottonsecd has grown so fast
cniton growers ara even doubtful about the
necessary provision for the next Eenr's crop.
Seed there fore Is scarcc and difficult to obtain,
poCr, SCI s.35 "
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\ Cash quotations were as foIlows: 81 FIohr--7
Quiet. but firm. Butter-steadg; ereamerles.
1sH 6. 10. 2 corn, sots @bos.c.: No. 2 yellow;
white. 4od4oAc. ON. 2 rye. 52Nc: Fair to
choice mating barley. 5oa5esc: No. an ~
seed. asd9sc.: No: northwestern. I.M X
sis.5odi $685.; lard, per 100 pounds. Ss'oI
g. 90: short ribs sides uoosel. S9Mal5; dry salt
cd sbonldcrs tboxedi, ss.12h ass: short clear
sides (boxcdl, se.e2li Go.75. Whiskey. basis Of
high wines. 81 so Glover. contract grade, sll.5o
Easy at mark, cases included. l2H 613Ec.. Re-
ceipts--Wheat. 3I.soo bushels: corn, ei7s0o
bushels oats 407. 500 bushels; hogs. 1900 head.
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Wall Street Gossip.
(specIal 10 The Times Dispatch.S

Especial to The T1mcs- DIspatch)
NEW YORK. juno c3--A sharp recovery, In
Colorado Fuel and Iron atock and convertible
cause OF this sudden change OF front was mot
disclosed. and IT. added to the mystery which
days though some Of the rally. Of course. WAS
due to covering % stock nut 9nt last week !, !:
Followed tho dismissal OF the suit brought to
upset The compsny's lehse of the metropolitan
Street Rsiinsy. Aside from these two Incidents
market.
THE OPENING:
The stock market opened dull and little low
sr, apathetic rather than weak. As a. rule spe-
eia.tes Were not well represented and The mar mar
tet offered no features Of interest.
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DRY coons MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 23.-QuotatioRs IN dry
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Rock Island and Pac. fs..... 1oo,l
g.. c.. G. and st. Lnuls gen. 4's.......... wa
Chicago Terminal As ................... ~
Cciothd and Southern 4s......t ......... ~
III" prior ,ien s's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nsN
Trio counroi An Observation-Disclosures. 81
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st's........ lol
i,WuisTii,c and Nash. Jnined 4's........ 101A
Unnh. ttan con poId ........... 1OtM
Mnpicnn Central ~ Observation-Disclosures. Iets
Maatcan cartraI 1st Inc %
Wtnn aud ST louis 4's,,............ nk
Wissnuri' FL Kana. and Texas I's......... n7a
Missouri Ksna. and Texas 2d's .......... soh
J Nav. ''Snrt Cnntrei gen 3k's........ 10a
New Jcrser Central gem us ............ 1914
Enr,bern Pacific 4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10l&
Noribern Pacific 3.s ,.................... y
Snr,nit aud iSn.tern CON. 4'B,.......... psA
noshiny General IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 97R
e. r. a,d Iron Maintain con- 5's........ III II
g. louis and san Francisco 4's......-... o0h
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U. s. rnfnnding 2s, registered. ......... io'
U. s. rctunding 2's. coupon. .,........... JOS
U. S. as, registered ................... loI
u. q Ala, cm,pon los
u. $. New "a. registered ............... lD9
u. s. New IS, coupon. ,................ 100
u. s. old As. registered. ~
Y. g. old As. coupon .................-. III
II q ~. reoi.,ored 1O2
II q b,s coSnon Id2
I,ohi,n, ,nnorai Al 100
a .,,s.n H..,,t,,s,,nan, Az 49, t sc
I,sittnnro AMI ohio AS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10l
i,ai.in,n.a and unto aL,s ,,,..... "a
~, ,n.a .nd on;n f.ony A,s..,,,..,.. 100
Gn az s,uthnr,, DDS ,.,,,,.,.. Joe
S"ntrai y, Cenrsia Elst Inc............. Il
f,,n,.ara.tn .nG nhio 4.a,s,.,,,.... IOi
r,,,a ~ nnd Aiton sX,a .,..,....... "a
Ehtsnso ~ ID nuincy new 4's..,..... 81
Gti.asso ~ ana d PAM gen 4'a... 1UJ
Ch;caso and Northwestern con. T's...... 1870
Newport weekly independent., 1903-07-24
FOUGHT ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Engagement Between the Venezue- Ian Forces and Rev0lutionists
 at Ciudad Bolivar.
APPARENT VICTORY FOR THE FORMER.
the Land Forces in the Attack, the RevOlutionists Resisting Des- perateIy-SicLening Scene When the Smoke Cleared Away.

soledad, Venezuela, Sunday, July 19.-At five o'clock this morning the engagement between the govern ment forces and the revolutionists occupying Cindad Bolivar began in two different directions. The revolu- tionists opened the battle.
 At six o'clock the smoke over Cui- dad Bolivar was so thick that it was impossible to see the city. At seven o'clock the government troops, after a terrible fight, in which they lost more than 100 men, captured the cemetery. At eight o'clock the Ven ezuelan et,consisting of five men-of- war, shelled the government building at Ciudad Bolivar
 At ten o'clock the revolutionists flag had disappeared from the gov ernment building and at Il all the streets near that building were cap tured by the government forces and charge of all the government sol- diers in the city was ordered
 The wounded were then beginning to arrive at the government hospi- tals from all directions, and the fight was general, but the movements could not be followed from here in consequence of the smoke caused bJ the fire of the artillery of the revolu- tionists, which seemed formidable. It was answered vigorously by the gov ernment guns and only few shots reached the fleet.
 At two in the afternoon block of houses opposite the government building was captured by storm.
 The revolutionists seemed to be re- sisting desperately
 The press correspondent will follow the advance, with Gen. Rivas. The latter is waiting for signal from Gen. Gomez. the Venezuelan com mander, who conducted the attack from Mirafares, to enter Cuidad Boli- var with all his reserves and 14 guns.
 The spectacle i'll the streets of Cui- dad Bolivar when the smoke cleared away was heartrending. There were over 200 dead revolutionists in the streets, not counting the wounded.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-07-24
LEFT LONDON FOR IRELAND.
King Edward nmd Queen AIexandrn and Suites Leave For Their
 Visit to Ireland.

London. July 21.-King Edward and Queen AleXandra,accompanied by the Princess Victoria and their suites. left London at l p. m., Monday, for ireland.
 Though the day was gloomy. large crowds gathered in front of Bucking- ham palace and along the route to Euston station and enthusia stically cheered their majesties, who drove to the depot in state landaus. escorted by detachment of the household cavalry. The king wore the uniform of an admiral.
 Elaborate arrangements were made by the railroad company for the com fort of the kings party. The plat form was closed to the public. and the royal train was beautifully deco rated. When their majesties alighted at the station. which was also hand somely decorated, they were received by the railroad directors, with whom they shook hands. With the cheers of the people ringing in their ears the king and queen left London at 6 p. m., for Holyhead. where the royal yacht is awaiting their maiesties. They expect to reach Kingstown at nine o'clock Tuesday morning.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-07-24

blind. For the soldiers there is pris- on, and I shall use it. Arrangements have been made with the Italian po- lice, and know the garrison of Rome will do hts duty outside. Let us do ours inside.
 T intend to revive the proper ira. oltlons, Taking as model the former conclaVeH Not that the death of of Pope Leo XIII. will be anonunced from th9 loggia of St. Peters to the people of the world, nor will it be made known in a hole-in-the-corner fashion inside, The funeral will be eel eprated In accordance with an au- thent1c bull. intend, under the guard ot the pol ntifical army, to revive the lylng-ln tate of the body in the SIS tlne chapel, which function was sup pressed Oh the last occasion. Every morning Orders will be given by me alone, and l shall punish the slightest assumption of authority outside the execution of my orders.
 'Accustom yourselves. gentlemen. not to consider me as an old priest, but as your head, calm and absolute above all and without other control than that bf my conscience"
 The secrfd college has decided that the seclusl9n of the cardinals during the conclaHh shall be carried out with the strlctest formalities. It will even be impossible for the cardinals to look out or the iwindows, and the vatican guards will watch the coming and gong or eyleryone. Cardinal Oreglia has orderedl all the telephones in the vatican to bh removed before the con- clave begins.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-07-24
CAR CoLLIDES WITH WAGON
Six Persona Badly Injured Bxs n Col IsiOn of an Electric Car and
 Wagon nt Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo, July 21.-An east bound electric car on the Electric Park line, while running at high rate of speed, collided with a wagon filled with people at Gunotte and Me Hogan avenues early Monday morn ing. As a result, the following per sons were injured.
 A. Specter, right arm badly bruised.
 Mrs. A. Specter, teeth knocked out and conclusions on head and neck.
 David Specter, aged three years, bruised and badly shaken up.
 Louis Specter, aged 36; neck twist ed, left side confused and lacerated.
 Cecil Spector, aged 15; left arm and leg confused.
 Martin Brooks, aged F; two bad scalp wounds.
 The wagon was struck almost squarely in the middle. The people in the wagon were thrown on both sides of the track and the vehicle com pletely wrecked. It is believed none are seriously injured.