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New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
Union Square Site for Tc" Story
Mercantile Building.

Several interesting realty txenaaGtS0nS were re-
ported yesterday. ons was that John 4 Berry
had sold for q client the four story dwelling
houses Nos. Is and II West EAghtssntn-St-'
S75 fest west Of F1fth-ave.. plot Sox1sS feet
adjoining tha C1uett Building to the Brog1n Con-
structton Company The buyer will erect q ten
story store aud loft mercantile building. -
Another interesting report was that Alien q
Loney had sold Nos. T4e and FE Broadway. nve
story building q plot 50z11S feet The properly
adjoins the southeast corner Of Astor Place. The
Q. B. Potter Trust Is the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

COMPANY: 225-sE = 10. 10 II Sf 5Sh-@"Ss
years; a. per cent! .,t c,lr-
pany; 5sth-st n 3, 175 u " Of Ith-Aye' ysAFS'
per cent. -,,is Tnr1rancs
Company: Iz5th-st, s. 1s0 q Of SGh-0S@'
ysaES per essf- No. rs COM
p6ny, Z3d-st No 2Gs West: 1 year. per cent
Same same. same property p-1or HortS@Se'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
= BROOKS TO ALTER HOME.

Plans have been filed for alterations to the nome
Of Frederick Brooks. of No. IS East sixty-eightn-
st four story extension will be built IN the
front and 4. two story extension in the rear, a
new light shaft and a fTeproof elevator win pe
nut in The extension will be OF brick with mar
facing The estimated cost is S30Wn 1raCy *
SHarfxout Of No ES Fifth-ave.. are the arcnltecte
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TO ERECT LOFT BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for Ave story brick lofI
building. 70 be ouiIt for the J. G. Lyons Building
and Operating Company, Of No. East torty-sec-
or6st AZ No 2I2 to 216 Spring-st. The building
will he of granite brick and limestone WIN q
frontage of 643 feet and depth OF $50 teet -
Mertin, Of No. % Union Square IS the drcHl'00'
The cost is placed at SlO0ON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
J. cREEpoN TRANSFERS TITLE.

Ex-PoIice Captain Timothy J. Creedon transferred
title yesterday plot 20llxis0xl4s Iee'
et FOR a stated consideration Of 800. 10 Inonds
J Bannon The property carries mortgage oL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Dividend Notices.

THB GAILATR NATIONAL BAEK
81 tbs city Of New YGEkL
The A11ET C0EEECUIIYE EEAI-AENIAL DKTIDERD.
Eew y0sk March 20, 100.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
thS6 dag declared O Dividend SIX PEE CENT frea
ef tai, SaYEE5s aHl afteP ARr1 eeh pEaxsnaa Tha
FeEnatR c5czaS aHSH
GEOaGE =. L8WzE. GEEeAaE.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate,
HERBERT A. SHERMAN,

AUCTIoNEER,
will au~tto1.
TUESDAY,. MARCH 81. 1908.
oclOrk noon the New York Real E5,ne~ Aae$-
room III Broadway.
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE
under rhe drecriOn G Smyth ESQ. Reesre@
9TH AVENIE AND SID ST. v. e COR
eeirK 42i 7th Ave u TxSO-6 grOry building and
423 III. Ave. 1e- Sx6O.6, story building
169 WEST 33D STREET
adjoining corner Ave- n ax78I story building
s. r.. CORNER 1ST AVE AND 18TH So.
n4o4 Ist Ave ard 800 East 18th 30. >Sx7TxD-sxTss
story building.
1oE5S VINCENT Artorn4y for PIaIntiR. Cs6A- -
CHARLES 9. SANDERS Attorney for Cefsnd1nS, "A
Holm D DEIASY Attorney fo- Defendant. - Villas
EDWARD J. MCGUIRE, Guardian a HtsEa. 81 wan -
FREDERIC c SCOFTELD. Attorney tn< DsfsnaG1S -
Maps At Auctionssrs 81. and 81 ga ASA.
&4th 81
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Financial.
TIMBER LANDS.

fFAAb6b IAANDE.
Fifty GbozsSn6 Of long leaf Georgia PtEa,
800 fseG AZ &<o0 laa6 without the
iiFut-eT worth Ghs gFca. WIN Fay SxRsogG Of t9yest
GStioa Personal tntaFrfeW with capital nsgass6 Ref
sFenees ea1aAsA ans required 4 Y. W, waldorf
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Bowling Green Trust Co,
1os ROA O~AT
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. 60. 600 eos. 90

Bowling Ureen trust CO'
rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, $3.50, 900. Surplus. $3.50, 900
OFFICERS,
EDWIN GOLD President
WILLIAM h. TAYLOR lst Nice.President
JOHN A. HILTON I'D V. Pres Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Chs7ies p Armstrong, MyrOn 7. herrick,
Geo. z. BidwsI. Robert Hockey,
Frank Brainard, EdW8rd r LadeW,
Robert c. Ciowry, William NJ. Laws,
Edmn0d c. Converse. ]. w. Middle GdOrf,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, WlRslOw 5. Pierce,
dPeaviIIe N. Dodge. Edward D. Street.
Eawin Gould, William II. Taylor,
Frank Jay Gould. Edward K. Thomas,
GeerTe J. Gould. John P. Truesdel,
jobs A. HiItsa John Skelt0n Williams,
E. r. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Steamboats,.

Steamboats,.
CATskllL, HUDSON & G0ASAgElE G (!
1oATG sSnvS Esar q n r.. every Weekday, 2. II
A DvERTIsENEETs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received q their Uptown Once
60 NO. 1884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements be received 1t the foowng nT9ncn
Offices a9 regular osce rates until clock D. M viz
isth-sE O East 14ah-sts ~ Wssf S%a.:f;. ;.ssS ss
S6-@w@., hseweaz 7sth An6 T5Se SG; A'd3S S&-eSSss
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
AMERICAN CHICLE COMPAHY.
uur REGTIAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

l. -, ,Ke. an ths Preferred Stock PAYABLE April lSt
al reSsed stockholders Of record af Il Eoon March
dfyidend the Common STOCK, pSyS-
zttF+ - ;nh tn ali Common Stockholders OF record
A. Il Soou saturday April 9Th. have this day been DE-
Tr1nsfe- books Preferred Stock close on Friday
49, 9Th n IL Ncon reopeaiag April End next at 70
q n transfer books for Common STOCK Goas q =
- 70 - - a II HENRY ROWIGEY, Treas
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

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A. Gen
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Dc rFVf ge0ck-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

FRANRIIN TRUST C0APANT
Dividend Ne S. 49, -
Rrocklyn n. Y Marcia AEA, 290e.
gxEzr ROARD OF TRUSTEES HAS THIS
l. n.v As~arad & Quarterly Dividend Of ~ upon aha
nnzftsi sGoc q CnpAay. payable March 81 tS 70
SfakniNprT Of record OF the transfer books
TrSrsS0T h0ok1 viii Be closed from p. IL 4Aseh Il
ia0a entfI 8 A. n April 1. fSo8- -.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

OFFICE or TIE
NEW YORK DOCK C04PNY: ,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS DE-
l. eInred a dtsi6asd q ONE Per CENT On the Pre-
fered sto Company. payable April 1Sth 10
S.c1.d Of April ]. 1905
AOA0~1S ~ tN@~% GEO. z SPENCER TrSAAussF
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Twtn City Rapid TFaaalt Co1Rany.
HNHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Of One and quarters Per Cent On the trsseIrec
sto~E ~ thIS Co1Epany IS paye0s On 1St April. L1s
TSsfer Books the TsfeEred STOCK WI Close On ~
Msgeh NJ 81 clock H. and VIII reopen On ana April
fa0S eE 10 o'cI0ck H. n All diTtoSId chncE1 VIZ 20
matted X w. e~'~D1NA~%A' "-~'oS3-S'
- ia RynsdTny NaW YofK. March - $50.
THE COUPONS DUE APhIL Isl, 4SO0. oN
the Fsanassee Dviztno BoEds Of this eogay N %
-4A - SSzsrstT aS ehe Haaeseg Eettop9k Eank, ~ T.
- . ~-S'~- q I. 1EBCRERU TBaASUB9ss
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26


1900
1900
a6pe1
AED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
DEY FACT
SWEEPS CITY
Trehy Elects Only One Exc
cutive Committeeman.
GUNN WINS OVER OLD
The Trehy Faction Charges that Oppo'
sition Used ReprehensibIe Methods.
A Personal Encounter at
the Polls.
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)

(Special to The -Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. l3.-ln the Dem
ocratIc primary hero to-day for leg,sla-
tive nominations. the good government
faction carried the city by heavy majority
In all wards.
William W. Old, Jr.. favored by the
Trehy faction and declared against by
Dey early in the campaign, was defeated,
Gum, blacksmith, made an especially
hard fight on the popular young lawyer,
whose friends still declare that but for
tho peculiar methods OF the primary.
would have been elected.
SURE POSITION.
Lambeth, who in reform politics has
been prominent hero ever since he ran
for nnd was elected City Attorney,
on sam Smalls ticket. was the sSanins
mate Of both candidates.
The Dey faction swept the city, the op-
position elccting but one executive COM
mitteemen Even the Trehy strongholds
went into the Dey ranks.
Personal. ENCOUNTER,
Abr..t the first incident Of tho hotly
contested Democratic primary to-day was
a fight between police Detective Rose n
partisan OF the Dcy faction. and Clerk
of the C, urts Irehy. leader of the oppo-
sition. Former Mayor Johnston, DIR. c..
Il. Newbll and Major 4. j. Nottingham
went to the polls and were ordered out
by Sergeant of Police Freeman who put
his hand on DR.. Newbill and was arrest
ed for assault Mayor Riddick bailed him
out Six policemen We're at each or the
polls, and there were others In reserve
The Trehy faction makes charges or
unfairness and David Il. tan and Ohin
Ger Simpson were arrested on counter
charges of assault Cain claimed that tho
policeman nterfcred with him In tho
exercise of his rights as citizen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
SHOT THE SURGEON
TO GET HIS MONEY
Veterinary Mehaffy Lured In
to Country by a Drug Clerk
VINO Attempts Ills Life.
(By Associated Press,)

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct, l3--pr. Jas
u Mchaffy, n veterinary surgeon or th's
civ. was lured from his Office this afle'-
noon 10 a. country road near the concord
Turnpike, about three miles from "'"
CITY. and then shot by Charles 1ach' !.
Young drug clerk Of this city JacA ca''"n
for the surgeon to attend some persons
on tho Miller farm They roae alohs 70
rethcr untir near the place, when JaciS
suddenry whipped out his pistol ana ilred
twice at Or. Mcmflg. One bullet entered
the head and another the neck, hu, nei.n- M
ar, It is believed, will prove fatal jack
then leaped from the wagon, after SUI 5,
gle with the surgeon, In which the pistol
went off again, third bullet entering
the thigh Of DR., Mehaffy's horse
Jack ran to this city, and was arrested.
He admitted the shooting. and saiu ne
thought the surgeon carried q large sum
OF money and he wanted to get II, Jack
admitted tl.at he has been using coeaino
lately,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
ARGUMENT
NOT ENDED
Tlllman Case viii Be Given
to Jury To-Day.
SPEECHES THE WHOLE DAY
Unusually Large Crowd Present When
Court Convened, and Before Ad-
journment Room Was Packed.
Instructions Are Argued
SPEECHESTHE WHOLE DAY
(By Associated Press,

LEXINGTON, S. c., October l3-The
jury in the trial of James H. Tillman lis
tened to arguments by counsel through
out the entire day. When court convened
to-day an unusually large crowd was
present. and by the time adjournment
was taken tonight the room was packed.
With many standing The section reserved
for ladies was filled. The special train
which has been running between Colum-
bia and Lexington was filled with them
when 1t went over this morning, while
a regular train running later In the day
brought an additional number, Many
PARTS Of tho State We're represented In
the crowd Of spectators to-day
Contrary to the programme agreed
upon, tho argument was not concluded
to-day When the hour Of p. NJ. ar
rived, Colonel Croft, who was closing the
argument for tho defense, observed that
he could not finish In time to permit Cen
cral Bellnger, who closes for the State.
Ia conclude, unless the court should sit
until a late hour.
BY agreement an adjournment was
taken so that the two attorneys could
close in the morning. The case will not
60 to tho jury before the middle OF the
day as 1t will take some time for the
court to deliver the charge after the at
torneys have finished.
INSTRUCTIONS ASKED FOR.
Requests by counsel for instructions to
the Jury were read and argued to-day.
The state desires that tho jury be In
structed that the doctrine of self-de-
tense requires that II there is any rea-
scnable safe way of escape, man must
avail himself of 1t, and not take Il life;
tint in order to establish plea of self
defense the jury must be satisfied by n
.prependerance of evidence that the per-
son making the plea was not at fault
In bringing on the difficulty, and he be-
lcved he was in danger Of serious bodily
harm, and further, that person OF or
dnary prudence would have believed the
same. 'rhe State further asks the jury
to he instructed that previous threats do
not justify the taking Of life unless
there is demonstration at the time Of
tho homicide.
The defense asks that the Jury be in
str,cted that the question to be deter
mined is whether or not any person of
ordinary prudence and reason would have
done as the defendant did; also that n
man may act upon circumstances as they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
VIRGINIA.

The Dcy faction ovcrwhelm the 1rehy
faction in the Democratic primary IN
Norfolk: Gun and Lambeth elected TO
the House. defeating w. w. Old, Jr.;
Trchy faction secured only one member
Of Executive Committec--The Amherst
committee decline to allow eX-JudSc
Campbell recount: he admits Scott
nominntion-George Y. Hunuley infn.-
mated in Mathews and Middlc5eH----
Largely attended tobacco planters, meet
ing at Boydton; addressed bs Colonel
John nningham--Miss Es-elle Johes
commits sWciac with u shorgu.l. in NsI,-
toway; her sister also committed saictuc
Boy suffocaLed by di in cAvinS
we'll near Providence Forgc---D- strict
fair at Rndford .pncns with hne- d,s,lay Is
Of fat cattle---C -Corner-ston FOR Gaihe-
gle Library la at No. folk---HeaVy Wofh
Of double tracking Atlantic coast Ire
near Chester proSresses--Many boats
sunk In the Rappahannock by the storm
The Mann liquor la" evadsd with
hard cider at Lou u.sa--Pathet!c scene
in Petersburg when tn, ee small ch.insen
taken from mother and gwen 10 Chll-
dren's Home c.ety-Senator Dan 81 70
be the principal speaker at the Confedcr-
ate Grand Camp reunon.--Thc battlcsLip
Maine leaves for Culebra to, test he!
boilers bH the run----A Norfolk student
weds an he.ress at Newport NewI--Thc
Petersburg E,lks purchase the nome Oh
the late DR.. Lassiter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC
EIChMONp.

Brilliant open!ug OF the Horse snow
the events scheduled for o-day--Repub-
lican candidate in the field In Hcnrico----
Presbyterian Synod TO meet next "cek---
Sales of tobacco to begin soon-,-Stuien!s
Ds. Mcr'aden TO pteach liere---All Stu
art models to be returned d---MyAtety sur
rounds the scott casc--End OF the swan
Tavern to come soon--W. II. WI
named on University of Virg ma BoaIu
New Jersey officers after Vlrslhnm
prisoners--M Meeting 1f the Southern Raii :.
way dircctors--A camel dona,cd TO A.ca
Temple lMys.ic Shrine sommiss o"sf
ko!ner secures prolific. Gotten sesd-n l1-,,
Charters gr. ntcd by the Co porat on Com
mission---Dcath Of Mrs. Josep.ine Ap-
,lrews. known as .,The Escaped Nun -
state Board OF Fisheries meets to-day--,,-
Bible Society to put B bile IN each Gel.
at the nitentiary--Board OF Alde,
men fails TO secure u duorum--Maury, b.
Watts appo nted sterographer of the ~,
pgemc Court MANCHESI IER--Bell
Company pays SIS for tianchlse---fu"e-
raj des gn for tho Council----Vot PAGES
fixed - Clear water rep rt---- "I.e.
mains ncreased--Masonsc BaznaT-Iiio1- ~ % o.
lice change--Hearing Of the case OF wal
tor Walden pos lponed--Col red PEI. lie
regret the departure Of Judge Ingram.
Aged woman adJadged insane--Rcpoft
OF Mechanics Night School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
WORLD OF SOCIETY
BRAVES UNLUCKY 18TH
Out in Force to Render the
Horse Show a Brilliant
Beautiful Cos
tunes That Enhance
the Charms Of Fair
Women Some
ofThose Who
We're There

In spite OF the fact that last evening
came on the 18th tho big Horse Show
building was abaze with lights. the band
played merrlly. the show was on and
society was there in the boxes and fill
ing the promenade aisles and seats.
Tho frou-frou OF silKen skirts. the soft
tones OF conversation. che low laughter.
the enthusiastic outbursts when a ia
vorite horse and rider scored. the waving
of fans. the flash Of -ewels and the gor-
geous gowning of beautiful women, made
a picture to feast the eye Of the spec
tator.
All of the Richmond smart set" did
honor to the occasion and credit to them
selves. The evening passed without an
, untoward incident, and the interest
shown in tho riding and driving was un-
broken and enthusiastic.
Among the box occupants was Miss
Margaret Shields in yellow silk and lace
and picture hat or lace, Miss Nina
Shields was also In lace. with n hat trim
med In violets.
Miss Bell Perkins, who occupied box
NO 7G. with a party OF friends, was In
pale blue mousselne, with black picture
hat. Mrs. Clifton Miller. who sat be-
t..-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
SONS FROM
THlRTY=FIVE STATES
An Enthusiastic Celebration
On Guilford Battle Ground
a Splendid Picnic and Re-
ception--A Memorial
to Congress-The
Home Coming to
Be Perpet-
udl.
(staff Correspondence

GREENSBORO, n. c.. Oct. lS.-old
home day, "Prodigal Son. Week scat
tered Natives Day" or by whatever
name the great events in Greensboro OF
the last forty-cight hours may be called,
has been a success from start to finish.
Sons and daughters of the Old North
state from every part Of this great coun-
try have been here to stand once again
on the sacred soil. They have enjoyed
it immensely, and the home FOLKS hnvo
enjoyed them. There has been religion,
the purest kind of religion, in this home
coming of the wandering natives. The
essence of religion is brotherly love ana
the spirit that enables men to rejoice IN
each others prosperity and sympathy ana
love in each others misfortunes
such has been the spirit of this Gather-
ing of Tar Heels. had talk with the
chief Of police this afternoon re tells
me that his department has been out Oh
business this week. His men have peen
absolutely idle. Good feeling, brotherlv
love. hearty good will. heart to heart
communion, are paramount, and uhae'
(continued on Seventh Fage)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
GENERAL

Stock market passes through many
phases and closes with prices not lar
froml evcl Of the night bcfore--.-Bostoii
Whist he championship of the base ball
world from P.ttsburg--Argument IN
1ilIrnan t,ial are not concluded, but the
case will be given to the jury to-day
Ohio judge grants sweeping Injunction
nphoding right to run open shop--Pris-
orers released on forged pardons--Two
cars crash together in Tennessee and six
persons are hurt-Veterinary surgeon
luredf rom his office and shot by a young
drug clerk, whoi wanted the surgeons S
money--Death in Baltimore OF Arch
bishop Kan--Souther Pacific Railway,
to economize by cutting OFT numbers OF
employees Negroes driven from county
BY Kentuckians--Czarp postpones his. visit
to ltay--King and Queen OF Italy leave w.,
for visit to France--Hermis wins the
Gun preliminary at Brighton Beach
Horse falls. hurting driver, at LeHins-
ton, Ky.--Nothing new in crisis between
Japan and Russia and situation Is ap-
parently unchanged-Mob wrecks news
paper office In North Dakota
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

The second day OF the reunion OF ma
tive North Carolina residents OF oth;r
ground with addresses and n splend d
picnic; a grand reception at Greensboro
closed the highly successful event; every
thing went off we'll except the fire wo.ks !.
they are In lost freight car---Thc Hay
wood murder trial near is end: the 1ud G
reproves prosecuting counsel for trying
to show malice; case Will close to-day
ly scIIffIe near eville--Engineer
Killed in passenger train W eek on Norfol :
and Southern Railroad near El zabeth
City-Frank Davis arrested Tor the mur-
der of ChaIles Pate at kius'on. Septcm-
ber 3Oth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
REV. ANGUS PORTER
TO MARRY MISS JEWETT
special TO The Times Dispa,

NEW YORK, Oct, IA ceremony
which attracts great deal OF attention
In Episcopal Church circles is that which
Is to take place next Saturday In the Gar
den City Cathedral. when the Rev, Angus
Maclay Porter, Of Virginia, will wed Miss
Sophie Seymore Jewett, daughter of the
Rev. Hurst Jewett,
Miss Jewett will have for her brides
maids, Miss Etiie Grinday. Miss Linda
Peckham and Miss Anna Winkoop, OF
Utica, and Miss Elizabeth Macdonald,
of New York, Her maid of honor Will be
hvr sister, Miss Katherine s. JeWet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
ENGINEER KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
An Open Switch that Could
Not Be Seen in Time to
Prevent Accident.
lsnecial to Tho Times-Dispatch)

ELIZABETH CITY. N, c., October Ia
The southbound Norfolk and Southern
passenger train was wrecked here to-day
b, an open switch, and Engineer VIII
liam Seay received injuries about the
lead that caused his death shortly after
wards She engine and caboose car. which
were turned over. were badly damased'
and the track torn up for considerable
distance. A sharp curve close to the
switch prevented the engineer from see
Ing the signal In time TO stop the train,
The hreman jumped from the cab. but
the engineer reversed the lever and stuck
to his post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14

MEDICAL
SOCIETY MEETS
(.ssoId p9lploossV Ad)

Z ATLANTA. GA, Oct. B.-The fif-
teenth annual meeting of the Tri-State
Medical Society began its sessions here
to-day, with about 80 doctors in atten-
dance from the States of Georgia, Ala
bama and Tennessee. The physicians
were welcomed by Mayor Evan II. Howell
and the programme was devoted TO a
large number of papers on technical
subjects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
BELLE MEADE STUD
SOLD AT AUCTION
lRy Associated Press

NEW YORK, October ls--Ony small
crowd was in attendance at the dispersal
sale of the famous Belle Meade Stud.
held at Sheepshead Bay to-day, and low
prices were realized, The star OF the
sale was The Commoner, ch, h., II, by
Hanover Margarine After some spirited
bidding, he was knocked down to Charles
r. Gather for $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
TWO CARS CRASH
AND SIX ARE HURT
(By Associated Press.J

(By Associated Press.)
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct, Ia
Two cars on the Chattanooga Rapid
Transit st, Elmo line ran together early
this morning near the foot of Lookout
Mountain. Six passengers We're injured
but none fatally. All We're residents of
Chattanooga. The block signal system
failed to work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
Mob in Newsp apgr oMcs.
(By Associated Press,) }

IHy ASsuGIaEVI I-Ttss'J
JAMESTOWN n, D.. Oct IA mon
entered the Office of the Journal ana
kensal, spilled several cases of type In
the street and wrecked the interior OF
the Office Editor C, l. Allen has been
fighting a lawess element in his, pa
pers, and II II believed members oil hS.-
s.Ausx copa.4a&isa ika Sl4raSe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
HARTMAN DECLINES
Number TRUST
(By Associated Press }

SAN FRANCISCO, CALL. Oct ID
President Hartman, 1t Is said. has re-
fused overtures from eastern people who
own great tracts of timber In the Sierra
Nevada Mountains district IN California
for the formation of a Sl0O00OOC0 pine lum-
ber trust.
They wanted to put all the Central "a
clac timber lands into 1t. He also has
refused to sell any more of the railroad
timber land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
A KENTUCKY fEUD
RESULTS IN MURDER
lBy Associated Press.) }

MIDDLESBORO, ky, Oct. ia feud
on Clear Fork, in this county. between
the Sowders and Parton families has re-
suited in the killing of James Parton
Parton alone defied number of the
Sowders crowd, and was killed,
Several arrests have been made, in.
Guiding three members of the Sowder
family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14
MERCY OF COURT
ISALIFE SENTENCE
fRy Associated Press J

CHICAGO. I'LL. October l3.-Earl Ellis
worth, who yesterday confessed to hay
ing murdered his father and mother and
a boarder at his home In Woodstock to-
day waived a change of venue for which
he had applied and threw himself on the
mercy of the court He was given HE
sentence In tho peni!entiary,