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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-15

Among the shippers on the martef
lace, Drayton; J. Hegerle, st. Bonifacias.
D. Brown. Madison; Donovan & Done.
van, Belle Plaine; w. Jentz, Henderson,,
Deer Park; w. O'Brien Arlington: e.
Black, WEIGH; w. Krava. LIE Sueur.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-15

;, Receipts moderate; but little good oua1-
lty STUFF included in the offerings; demand
good Tor anything showing any QUALITY.
with with prices holding steady. Representa-.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-15

Milwaukee Curb.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-15
CHICAGO Live Stock

AaAo( '''''. $500. w "a 10
Angora goat or Motair 2O63Oc per
pound according to length and Condition
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-15

The various railroads entering the yards
reported receipts for the day. by loads. as
follows: G. G. w, 3: G.. M. & St. p. 7:
NJ. & st. l., l; c., st. P, M. & O., IA; G.
N. 3; N. P, 3; c., R. /. & P, 1; total, 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

fconunuedt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

came with q tnud - the ground .
huafd a short struggle below Hhh ~
oath 81 two 90 French The nuuHa
"a sergeant had not waited Ions tnt
his vengeance
For SOME minutes ! did not dsfe
90 move. Zoe u serHnrd certain thai
aanieunr would be- attracted BY the
Noise. However. all waH silent ssf1
for thr ohimea striking midnight ~
the eiiY. ! errut alonE the branch
aud lifted myself 20 the roof thn
spanlafd'a gun was lying there, bhi
Il was Of no services 90 ne. rihrr
he had the powder horn at HE belt
A. the namsr tiiun. II li we're found q
watid warn the enemy that some
thing had happened. 40 ] thought ~
best 10 drop " aYff tha walt lhfn
/ lacked found fnr the means ~ set
ilnE off tho roof and down iaio The
etfF
III vas very evident that che sim
pie.t way IS which ! could set dawn
NaH that By which the sentinel had
got up ana what this was Hesn be
came evident a yoire along the
raaf saiiad MBnurta' MannHla'
several times. ana rfaHchinF in ths
shadow I saw ia the moonlight -
bearded head. which prutfuded from
tran door Reject wing no answer -
hts summons. the man climbed
through fallnwed ~ three othri
feiiawA. an armed o. che teeth foti
will see here hats Important v ~ uot
10 neglect small precautions. faf had
fsft the faau's Ruh whore ] found
II a anafrh must have followed and
I should certainly have been diaeoN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

a aaa noeua ear e. move with eau.
item. tot thu lines above Ware unsd hb
spanish anntfioa Who urfd continually
nt our adfa nsa posts aliHhins AiahH
under tbs very shadow &C tha eHns
vent We picked Our Way slowly and
eamgailY amons the great pilra ~
ruins until ~ came 90 large chest
ant Tree uure ihs aafHrsHi atpppsl
flt b. an easy tree % climb, said
he. "A sealing ladder would nos De-
simpisf 90 ~ IL and yaH eih fiud
that the Inp hfaurh Wiii rnAhle yea Go
sfup upuH tbs funf af that house Aftrf
that ID ta xpuf guardian snael sh0
must bo fout Elidc. fof csn help eu
np MOTE
uifains up the heavy brown gown
Z AaHruaaa the Tree As directed
halfsmuau Was shining brightly, ana
tie tinu ~ roof htuud 5ut dark aud
hard against ths pufide. starry sky
The tFse was Ia the zhadow % the
house ainaly I fFept from branch
e. hfanch until I was near the top
had bat o. climb alouE stout limb
la order o. reach the wall tlat sud
aenlY my ears caught the paitcr ~
feet aud 1 covered against the trunk
ana tried - blend myself wlih its
shadow A uiSu WAS coming toward
lnr an The faof. ! saw hts DARK fiE=
urr creeping slsnE. bis body eFaurh
mE hla hpaa advanced che barrel ng
hts gun rfutrudins Its whole
hnarins was full af caution and sus
plcjan. uues aF twiee be paused.
aud then catne un aEsin until be- had
reached tbs edEe of the pafsI,ef
within a few yards Ut me Thru he
kneit dorm. iefcied hls musket ana
fard
VAS 50 astenished 81 ihis sudden
crash al af fsfy slisaw thEt I near
IS fell eat ~ the tree fen sH Instant
! could noe be sure that ~ mai not
ht me- fIul sghau ] heard a deep
aruan from below and fiah Npauiard
ieansd a4ff the pArapss and isuK he'd
aiuud unaeFrsss5d sasAg AAA o.
enrrsd tt wsH my fssf saithfui
sergeant v h0 had waitest a. see the
iaaf ~ me Tas spaniafe had Heef
him standing Under The tee aud had
ahof hlm Yea All thhk that =
vas Euai shooting Ia thF dafk but
these people used tfrhasls. af blum
aefhusaeH HhGeh Nerr Mid ~ eith
az SORTS - stones ard sefhpa -
metal. "a That They wusfid hit Fuu
a. certainly aa ! have hli ) pheasant
tn 4 branch The ssaHahfH sfaoa
rs~flnF deem through ihs daftn nas.
ahgiH - ueenHinnai Efu#H ffag -
tass shasss3 that the ssfEsant nas
eth iiNtna Ths sentry locked ruund
and erefs thing AS Hfiil ard safe
Perhaps ha thought that he wnutd
ifke - rntsh orr tniH aecufssd
Ffnnchmnn ~ perhaps he haH e 10
slFu "a nee 4haf Waa 81 his rockets.
hnt whatever hie motive hs htd
a,aH hIs E,tn ioanrd farNHft and
swung hlfaself inHe the tfen The
sar,a Instant ! haFied ny knife g.
his isadY and ~ frlt Hifh loud
efsshlns tsFeash che lrsn-.hs- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

hat now we're in IT. well stay by !, and
make this the best Clothing Store in the
Northwest
That's pretty big undertaking. for there
arc some good ones here already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
STREET CAR ACCIDENTS


upon subject may deserve
paoniaes ety
ageuea II the seattle Electric company welt Tho letter deal
RtpAfN WITH the feent aetent a. Fremont incidentally ealn
attention habit which the Lake tin
have e sins make dangerous aud ct tokn
curves loo rapidly for
street car company not coseaE accidents
Il rerhsfa IL o III
best possible service but the saggen offered BY the writer Of m
communication 3 a
remarkable blame 70
ers possible oai that would clearly
be cStenuatng.
$ As follows
Hnof knowing your absolute featless-
In Publishing public bees call attention
the accident Yesterday, have
neetci past and a ny seca-
sieaal journeys . the ride mu -uf
apprehension disaster each I reeenuy ar
Grant the Electric
Che reckless IN
the Gfecn lake tine boara ios-
% uts I eprreheuaed e on
tines uestie. expected
uaake uP host time and restiessiy rhce
railroad they REALISE the daa-
themselves striking those
furious a speed instead q shutting OF
distance before heyias
auier control @ the
pvoseh 10 curve. he ins,an-
tane,as control N tfNoa q
60 make the a
Of them should chances should b.
the eemranys risk thel should h. mnicted
aanAssA II sar left the track on the ese alluded -
sreed
nothing could total loss life % All
the would
All this told ar Grant letter pleneer
roaa q Texas retired ihaysuesr-
~ a lifetime q experience re World whesls
speak staudns Fus onsht 20 be issued
conspicuous piacrs ohservaoa Of ait
gaoren aaa conductors atat the They
their Ana tho
travelling inspector constantly
carried faithfully. Al everyone
travelling
line Is Ia aaness sVey 'FtP-fsera fespeettais.
WILLIAM SMITH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

tie HfithFH fFHN ftHfFI Haa
''Yau uiau MS o. 80 sda ses
Precisely n he iil af wounded. ar
dead snail W stiii Wait for hin, ef
shalt Ne affsmRf TIE attheH elise
shefef Ns cannot detctHaine this uas
"a ~ have heard irum lHm 1his =
map 81 the taWp. capt ee'afd hua
will psreflfa that Wfthiu thtH finE n
nauxrpta asa mnnsstefrs ate "a etlfas
hrr ~ streets witch branch OF ffom
= ceHtrai aauate u Fou rpme - FAR
a. tfin spuaFf fHn Niii flsd the eathes
eat at one tnfncr Ia that earHsF Is
tao street q faisaa iiuAFrt lives ln
!. small hauss hstWesu a epbhisfH and
5 wine shop nn che righl hand sids' -
Yuu So from TIE cathedral no You
fpllaw me-
CLEARLY
You arr 81 reach thst house. ta see
hifa snd - fiud aat If HE plan ls stiii
feasible % VI W. muat abandon ~ :
10 produced shat appeared ~ ~ a
fon 81 airtf hfasa flansiai '-rhis "a
tho dfuAa ~ a Franciscan ffiafN said
hc "Nau viii una a the meag useful
aisauise
I shfsHs away fFum r.
a turns PISS into = HRF" said
H#Ffiy ! can 50 lH nv unfutnif
Impossible tfas unH1d sou hope
to lasss thrassrh ihis streets - the cts :
NemeluteF. sisa. nat fhe nraufsfda
tasss ne prisoners aua it#i fnaf tate
sin b. thr same b. shatesaf afsss yea
arr tskrn
lt pas tras ara { hsd 5sfn iaaz
rnaaHh in saa4a fa Sees that thaf fate
aas utrlf e. - H#HlaHsira fnare fhan
mere death AZ ~ 80 ffum the
ff.tutlef : 80 49, sfim 81 - * tafs
tura aaa maflattaa 4 Hveispsd nE-
sslf iu So Hraar ssisa4 saan
Sow Z san ftaaf
Are Yuu arnaatE
NJ - feF
rkas IA NHaf o. aisnA Taks this
Nnifr esd leaFH YaaF swaf4t Trii flus
f-ff ft4s af a.rizsek hefs.fs aash ths
stsfaniaK uartE Wt1 ue fantf TflHHr
IL sergeant Hsilsias ef.a sln shaH
SOS hew = Sc lnta thA ritB Coed
miahf sd H1sd iaFk
tisfurs / iafi she fsasn che tvs weas
fFais had theif raz kesi bats tfaahiaA
eFuf the map A. tha daar au ander
nffisef "a auelnfers $40 waiting Ter
ius { tird che Eirsfir ef mY HHwH aai
fakink sff fnf hisbf I afes ne r0pf
ever NJ had ST. spurs removed
Ehsa De- sitnnce 1 followed ny guide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

The tefnurref De- the complaint IN
the rss~ of the state aEaiaat the
fra5sfnaI Knights and Ladies. was
Sustained - SapeFieF Judge Tall
man YESTERDAY On tha srpuni that
the act under which the suit was
brought did net Apply 10 the de-
fendant organization
The eansuiaiut filed last uloath
charges that TIRE trat@fnal knights
and Ladies carried on an Insurance
business at a isesF mort uzff rate
than ths~e prescribed BY tas sFas
ternatl congress mortality table.
wbieh BY the ers % The ieKi sinture
Ia iaof gRs ufR1a part - thr state
Insurance. AWa lusix~ Tailfman
held fhat the iax applied baiT u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

sred A. Il was The patrol saw ~
49, ~ their sentry ard Thought ="
doubi that he had moved o. ai"is
ths line ~ roofs They hurried on
therefore, in that direction. ana J.
iha Instant fhnt fheir backs ~sis
turned rushed 10 the onen unp 900
ana descended tie night % steps
which led fram q The hohHg hp
peared 10 b. an empty yne fnf
ptHsed through the heart of hnl
Qua bY an open dBori into the street
beyond
fconfinued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
Protect Your


We sen nee eid Kentucky Whistles
ard chnlee California wines
We had fustinsr tsfis'y wii@ sac
he had been paYins sam per Eailpn
w. saia Rim 90 itHa IT. pfenaunera
a5r sanaa are thr beat
Il paFa 90 waik few hlaekH -
save 5 81 90 - aailpn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

repuiaf Steamer s'isltsra= AHz 81
ieavea pteF ! AZ a. - =. n. Refund
trip. g. ~ 500 klfsi ave -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

: a,he star has
itrceived hn inter
eatms letter ffou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
SESSION NOT
HARMONIOUS.
independent Tobacco Nlanufac-
turers Are Not
Agreed.
SOME FAVOR COUPON SCHEME |:
Have Tried 1T and Find it Is
Good Trade Gcttcr-Rich-
nondersi Present.
fspecinl 10 ne 1,lmes.1o lspntcl,,>

5 Especial to The Times.Iispntch>
wAsHlNG1'ON, .. G.. December w.. !,
Tho Independent Tobacco manufacturers
Association OF the United states con
were held. r'io body ls meeting at .h W..
New Willard. About thirty Of the ei6htS
firms In the association Lave delegates
here Il. !.
Tho two Sessions held during the day
were behind closed doors. It IS learned I
appears that tho independents are not SO
nearly united tits year us they were l as
In favor Of legislation prohibiting the
giving away CT coupons or other Things o.
value with tobacco manufactured IN any
form.5It Is understood that many o.
fact,irers have adopted the practice OF
giving coupe is with their goods. and II IL
going to BIO hard matter to induce them
TO favor a Law prohibiting the practlce.
THEY LIKE COUPONS.
1t Is sa ID tl1ct Bloch Brothers. N anutae-
turers Of Mall Pouch smoklns to '.n1.t,;
Louisville, have found coupons SO heipiul
as a trade ge~tcr that they ore bitterly
opposed to glvlns them up.
Il Representative Tawney, OF M Minnesota,
will appear before the convention 70.
morrow IL behalf Of the bin which !. w "a
introduced by MI; Often. .ot ,has y, sst oo'
pons. 1t is most likely that It will be IN.
PRODUCED again this year. but It looks now
as though it would not have tho unanl-
nous support Of the Association Of lnd de-
pendent Dsl.eiy. s$ " 5a si8E6 n, "a
There was session Of the convention
held Tonight at which independent cigar
dealers Of New York were heard IN be-
half OF their request that the indepcnu.
ont manufacturers give them all the as
sistanco poss'ble The convention Will id
journ tomorrow afternoon or night.
RICHMONDERSg THERE
The following Richmond manufacturers
are attending the conventions Ohm Land
street, PRESIDENT Of the alton; MIR,
Osterloh, Of tie firm Of IIaplin and New
comb, is treasurer and acting secretary
In tho absence of that official; William
Cameron Of tile firm OF Cameron and
Cameron and possibly one or. two others.
Mr.. j. J.. Mnrcuse, OF the Hasker. Mar
cuso Company !, Is one Of the tag and box
men who are Eere.
Representa- LlYcs OF several Of these
companies. rs we'll as dealers IN TN toll
appeared before the convention to-day. q
It Is expected that the convention VIII
endorse the Often bill. but from all that
can be learned The endorsement VIII not
ba unanimous. fAstsg3 a5frSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
He said In substance that Hawaii vas
lhs5 dominant strategic point OF the "a ga
lktfit " NJ y 55f lsE.8ts a,laN5g X asst
/ HARDLY BELIEVES IT.
High Official Gives Opinion That
Macarthur is Misquoted.
nav Associated Press.)

sisg!G tBy Associated press.) -
FAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec, 1oa@ MI !,
,or.General Macarthur, who Is duote,a
II 4 cabegrnm dispatch from Honolulu
al predicting VAR between the um ...ea
states and Germany, has not returned
a this city. At army headdunrtefars ~
Vas stated to-day that l,e vas not ex :.
ptcted back from Honolulu until aoo ~.
Cbrlstt1as. though he may come on tne
sherman, due IL q fow days. Reierr-
#;sr AZ thc statement attributed to Gen.
era, macarthur. which II appears was
transmitted to Governor Garter h p, i, COL !,
onel Jones, ct the Hawaiian militia, y
nigh military officer SAID to-day: ,,,,
KS III cannot believe that General My,
Arih,,, made tho prediction attributes
4 IL hin. It Is quite possible that IN con-
ssrrtnr with the Qualifications ooaiu.
twhicl, recently met In Honolulu. he may
have incidentally referred to the posi-
#h,lty 81 war with some foreign power
III Al, argument in favor of properly &c
Tending the Hawaiian Islands, wllcn'
AZ everybody knows. are very importan, 2.
s,ategically. BY way Of Illustration. nc
may have mentioned Germany as grow
,nr sea and commercial power, put nc
Is 100 experienced ali officer and dip'o.
maj 10 make the rash statement VIII
which he Is credited
other army officers expressed similar
views. and all are confident that zen,
eral Macarthur will make a prompt anu
entirely satisfactory explanation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
MANY THOUSANDS
IN DIVIDENDS

{ The Virginia Carolina Chemical COM
pany will send out on January 10th.
$4,000 in dividends on its preferred
stock.
The decision to declare the usual dlvl-
dend OF two per cent. quarterly was
reached on Wednesday, and Is gratifying
news to the hundreds of Virginia people
Who hold this character Of Chemical
stock. will come In fnely-this quarter
OF a million dollars Just after Christmas.
and will help wonderfully In putting
couragc and nerve into those whom the
holiday season has separated from their
cash. Many young men here own pre-
Il fcrrcd Chemical and the action of the
Board of Directors Of the company means
good deal to thom.
It means n great deal more to the COM
pany, It's stock went up yesterday, conf
mon Az points, preferred . points. The
common closed on Wednesday ut q ~.
and preferred. 80. Stock brokers and in
vestors, generally, watched the black
boards here with great interest yesterday
and noted Will, eXtrcmc satisfaction the
gradual recovcrey of what may be call
cd 'the pet stock" of the Richmond mar
ket.
New York was also interested. a tcle.
gram came from a big brokerage house
carly yesterday asking about the dividend
when declared and when payable.
The Chemical Company has $4,000 oot
preferred, and see, 900 common.
Something like $1,000. 600 will be paid ou
In dividends in Jantiary, checks for the
greater portion Of which will be sent ou
January list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
.BERRY'S The PLACE
TO GET PRESENTS
A Countless Array Of Handsome
Things Now il the Big
Store.

In It's wonderful supply Of everything
that carries comfort and delight to man
kind, young and old. 0. H.. Bcrry's great
store at Eleventh and Main Is, at TINS
particular period o. sort OF Mecca LOT
mothers wives and sweethearts IN search
of the Christmas present that VIII warm
the masculine heart.
A hasty trip through tho building yes
terday ana n few moments spent ~ op;
servation were q source OF WONDER ,llu
delight to the writer. There 10 no ana 10
the supply, and the man who Is turned
loose III the place is u satisfied ANNA
He can stand in ono spot and Win q
glance around see everything nc wll
n.aed in lifetime. Small Wondel. thel',
that the wolnenfolk now studying tho
problem Of suitable Christmas presents
for the men should come to TINS heud,
| quarters, where the arc sure 10 GET W'li'
| they want. Tho SURROUNDINGS ara dellgnt-
| full and the attentions OF n corps OF
| courteous clerks is grateful to tho Visitor,
On the second floor is q sort OF novelty
| In tho way Of comfort. a space has been
reserved and there are tables and chairs,
Here the ladies may sit and nave the
wares spread before Them. I,
AS for the stock itself, II Is without
limit. Any sort Of Gift for a man may 20
secured, Two or three floors are filled
with all that Is besl IN handsome c!otn-
Ing. There are specaltes OF more than
ordinary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BATH
robes, smoking Jackets. house coats,
landk hiers, gloves, fitted bags, UNI.
4 brnllus, slippers. fitted suit cases, golt
4 Jackets, daddy bags. suspenders, Tie pins,
4 sleeYa links. tie atches,, watch fohs. shirt
! 1tuds, canes. neckweRr. hunting coasss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
A BALTlMORE BANK
IS EMBARRASSED
The Clearing House Association
Agrees to Advance Funds
to Tide it Over.
iRv Associated Press.)

BALTIMOpI, MD, December 1o.-The
membership OF the Baltimore Clearing
House Asso tletion late this afternoon
agreed to advance any necessary iunds
in the shape II certificates to tide over
the financial affairs Of the Commercial
and Farmers National Bank, OF this
city, q member Of the Clearing HOUSE
SON is in charge OF the bank as rep
resentatfve OF the Clearing House Asso-
citation, and the resignation of Lawrence
B. Kemp. president OF tho bank. has rs. been
rendered. -, :, !,
The bank Is believed to be the cause OF
tho temporary embarrassment OF tho IN
stitution. ,.
Tho last statement sumitted TO the
Comptroller Of tho Currency on Septem.-
her 9th. showed assets Of 81 Ia 800. 81, with
liabilities (secured OF n similar amount
The bank will open for business to-mor-
row morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
THE sEAB0ARD PARTY
ON RETURN TRIP
,By Associated Dress. !

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. io,-President
John Shelton Williams. OF the Seabourd
Air Line, accompanied by General Mama
ger ], Nj, Barr and James a, Blair, Of
New York, one of the directors Of the
road, arrived here late this evening, and
viii Leave for Washington and New York
at noon Tomorrow concluding their tour
Of inspection Of the properties Of the
road.
President Williams, In an extended In
tervlew this evening. took occasion to re.
peat his denial OF several rutnors current
regarding the control OF the road by
other interests than those than have been
in control. He said:
THE earnings for the past month have
increased al the rate OF about 5000 a
day over the same month last year. The
financial condition of tho road to-day IL
stronger than II has ever been."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
TWO VICTIMS OF
THE DEADLY GAS.
MI, Tolan L. Breckenridge Dead
II His Bed at Seaboard Cafe.
Mr. Parker Unconscious.
MI. Parker Unconscious.

Tho remains Of Mr.. John l.. Breckeh-
ridge who was found dead In his room IN
tho seaboartl Cafe. No.3l416 cast Main
street, "wednesday afternoon. were sent
to Raleigh. n. c.. yesterday morning
for ntcrnent.
II Is q notable fact that two well known
mon in the same day were found III their
rooms. the ono unconscious and tho other
dead. iron, breathing Illuminating gus!
Mr.. breckenridge had been dead some
hours when q servant entered his room
at the Seaboard Cafe "Wednesday after
noon. DR.. w. II. Taylor, tho city coroner.
examined the body, learned the circum-
stances OF the death as we'll as possible,
md came to no inevitable conclusion thAt
death was accidental. Mr.. Heeke. tho
proprietor OF the cafe. told DIR. Taylor
that the last time MIR. Breckenridge was
known to be seen was Monday afternoon,
when he paid his mon for the week re
must have Como to his room that evening
TO emerge no moro until the BODY had
been put In the burial casker-
Recently Mr.. breckenridge has been
connected with q hardware store OF TINS
city. lie had spent much OF his li1e IN
North Carolina however. and his children
arc living there now; q daughter Mrs.
Robert Bradley, OF Raleigh, and MIR. NIL
ton breckenridge, connected With bank
In Wilmington
Deceased was highly esteemed BY those
who knew him, and his untlmely death
cxcltes much sorrow among them.
Mr.. j. A. Parker of Stephens City Va
who was found unconscious at the Pow
hutan has gotten all right. He had Il mar
row and very remarkable escape. as nc
was breathing the gas from bedtime Tues
day night until about 3 o'clock the tol'
! lowing afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
The Valentine Museum
El, E;vENrH AND CLAY STREETS,
OPEN 10 A. NJ. 40 +. d.
ADMISSION CSC.
FREE ON SATURDAYS

riding boots, tuxedo suits. full dress
suits. The prices range from bottom 70
TOP. There is special department tor
children, and tho supply of boys sults
iissilImitabla. There are also a.. w ~. u
cpaits, college caps. football suits, paja-
mas, and 80 on. .
Fone Of the most attractive departments
n the entire establishment IS the base
ment. wl,sre the traveller Will find his
chief delight. Trunks. satchels, grlps,
guit cases. etc, etc. are here " great
suit cases. etcp etc. are here ~ sEeat
Quantity, some OF them maryels OF con,
sstruction. No more handsome line Of
this sort pf gods 'is presented ~, : any
store In the South,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
THE ALLEN.LEAKE ..s
HOUSE COLLOQUY

In the report In The Times Dispatch OF
yesterday OF the coloquy in the House
on "Wednesday between Messrs. Lcako, .ol
Goochland. and Allen. Of Botetourt' over
the former S.{ : Was A h1e Iis sid
that IL Mr.. L.cako meant 10 say that hc
(.illen1 was opposed to pure elections. the
statement was ''unqual!tlcdly false, ina !
MIR Lcakc not only denied that ne had a
used the la lgaagc but stated that y
was unparla and offensive 70
him and should be retracted. or he
would hold Mr.. Allen personally respon-
siblc -,
In discussing the necessity for the Wal,
ton law, Mr. I.eakc Intended TO say .thnt
il there had been fraud committed N
tho black belt mot In Goocfland? It had
been done in the interest OF white su-
premacy.
The matter was at once nmlcably ad-
justed.