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lG9 square miles would not be regard
go as important We,e il not that the
prince Of Sehaumherg Lippe is u de-
seendanl Of the regency of the emper-
or's brotherin-law through his mar
rage with Princess Victoria OF Prussia
ana a brother of reigning Prince
George OF Sehaumherg-l.ippe, Prussia
il is understood, and Mecklenhurg-
Schwerin supports the protest, which
is of high interest Ia Germany because
IL involves the right of the federal
council To settle the question Of sue
G, ssion of federal estates,
Al the funeral of the late regent Of
Uctmmld today, the garrison, contrary
to the custom in such eases, did not
participate.
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LAWYERS IN CONGRESS.
First Convention of lenal Fraternity
Closed 1T ST. Louis.

ClOSHu ~ t-SA'''
st Louis. Sept. 30.-Thc first CON
ycntion of the Universal Congress OF
Lawyers and Jurists concluded today
after three days of presentation ana
discussion of legal propositions OF
world wide interest. chief of which
VAS the Ultimate establishment Of in
t,rnational peace and the adjustment
OF all conflict A.
Associate Justice Brewer oil the
United States supreme court, president
of the congress. expressed the sentl-
men, that the hope Of the Wrime NOV.
crs of the congress for its success had
b,en fully realized.
4 resolution was unanimously ADOPT
od that this congress. recognizing lhe
Importance Of promoting more friendly
intercourse between lawyers ana Jur.
isfg of The different nations. To the end
that by harmonious effort they may
l3bu- efficiently for the improvement
of law and maintenance of peace. re-
oucgt the American la Association 90
tal-o such gtIpS as are necessary l'
O. gauizc permanent association "l
ls,yverg reurcsCnting the dl1erenl
countries Of the wO ri. which shall
meet al intervals to discuss legal CUES
tioug Of public interest
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Foot Ball Game Today.

There will be game of foot BAL
at the Driving Park today between
the Y. M. C. A. team and team from
Phillips Academy and between the
first and second teams of the Y. M. e.
A. This game is to determine VINO
will make the first team and all
PLAYERS are expected to put up 4
hard fast game. This will be entire,
" free to everybody and it Is hope1
that q good crowd will be present 'u
give encouragement to the teams
Next Saturday, the Y. M. {. A.
team will play the Houston Hisn
School team at the Driving Park am
Inc following Saturday the strong
team from st. Edwards college, Aus
tin will play here. Coach BourQ"o
saws he will not be satisfied with n
second rate team and is determined
to have a team here which will be
credit to our city, but this can only
he accomplished by having the gooi
will and patronage of our citizens.
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HeaIY Gets Reminiscent.

a Louisville paper says:
John Healy, the black-faced come
dian with the 4. G. Field Greater
Mlnstrcls, strolled through the lobby
of Macauley's last night before the
performance and looked over the a
ray of professions that grace the
walls. Healy Is an old-timer and saw
many old friends and became remini-
scent.
"You wouldn't think It. but | did n
song and dance act with Frank Dan
iels not so many years ago. SAIL
Healy.
"This is the greatest collection OF
photos Of actors | have ever seen an
| must write my wife about 1t.
Now. Healy has n pretty wife ia'
away in Philadelphia, and he never
fails TO write her letter every daN.
Yesterday he was late getting off his
mail hut. true to his habit he wrote
hie letter at / o'clock in the morning.
nut special delivery stamp on II
and trotted off to the Dostoflice ana
mailed 1t.
AS he walked back from the post
Office he talked Of the "C0d coffee his
wife makes and sighed for the go~l
old homemade tea.
Now. nearly every member Of TINS
minstrel organization is a married
man. and when they get to the hotels
they usurp the writing tables.
Tommy Donnelly came in beamlhS
tho other dav.
"What's the matter, Tommy" was
asked.
"There's a new member in our fan''
ilv," said Donnelly. "a little girl, y ami
he looked a picture of contentment'
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QUESTION OF SUCCESSION.
= Problem Involving Germans Right
to Settle Questions Of Estates.

Berlin. sept 30-Thg protest 81
Prince George 81 schaumborgLippe 10
tIr TaGera1 council against Tho succez-
eiyr Of Count Leopold tg fha regency
81. IiupeI,ptmDnli De- published 10
day. Hc afHrma thsf ffa entire L'lr1
I.lr-t1rfe.d l0-f fr= right n Succession
because nIpdr-ra son TurrF. great
eraudmuhrr 0F Count I.a1p.d. vas
ra- 1reiriuateI- dn=er-fa1 & Cr1 fln
-rt1r family. THE memorial aaF fte
rarr- as1rf TDI.rr ra-H ur t-IHn
r.frr rIr T.frrfa Ff.f passed fhr IaE ni
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DEMOCRATS
IN CONFERENCE
PARKER AND eoRHAM DISCUSS
BEST MEANS OF ALLAYlNo
PARTY FRICTION.
LIST OF PROMINENT CALLERS
Senator Clark, OF Montana, Claims
That State and Also Colorado
and Nevada for the Demo-
Gratis.

New York, Sept. 30.-Judge Park
er took the S:i5 train tonight from
Weehawken for Esopus. He is eN-
pected to return here next Monday.
Senator German of Maryland, Wis
tied the Judge again today and during
the hour he spent with the democrat
tic nominee. They went over the
ground together. This discussion, it
is said, had to do largely with the
reconciliations among the many elC-
ments of the democratic party which
had not been in harmony.
No Attention to Details.
Neither Judge Parke nor Senator
German, who is connected with the
national campaign in in advisory
character, is giving attention to de
tails. The important and broad ques-
en- to further united party are the
democratic votes, the measures
which are necessary to bring togeIh-
er and the steps that should be tax
en- to further unitde party are the
questions which engrossed the candl-
date and the senator today. Party
leaders express themselves as highly
pleased with the visits OF Judge
Parker, as tending to bring about ma
munious relations. To That end'
Judge Parker will return to TINS
city next Monday.
Meeting Visitors.
Judge Parker began his day with a
long walk on Fifth avenue, returning
to the hotel for breakfast. Mayor
McClelland called few minutes iaf,
or. Senator Clark, of Montana, talked
TO Judge Parker concerning the SHUT
tion in the west au1 said the demo-
Gratis will certainly carry Montana
and he thought Colorado and Nevada
Senator Clark made an appoint
ment for former lieutenant Governor
Spriggs. of Montana, who Will call Oh
the Judge later and give him details
regarding the northwestern canvass
Other callers were Col. foney, form
erlv democratic leader Of Rhode IS
land: August Belmont and VIM. f
| Shechan.
Judge Parker had as his guest a
luncheon, Chief Judge Cullom OF the
court of appeals. The nominee con
ferred with Representative JON
Sharp Williams and Former Seer"
tarv of the Treasury Carlisle.
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AROUND THE
RACE TRACK
DICK BERNARD, THE FAvoVlTE
WON SEA BREEZE STAKES
AT oRAvEsENo.
COPPFRFIELD fAVORITfAI WOR ID
lubin Won Feature at peima.,
Never Such Second and Taby
Tosa Thlrd-other Notes Of
the Track.

New York, Sept. 30.-Dick Bernard.
the favoritc, won the Sea Breeze sell
ing stakes at Gravesend today. Four
fayOritcs won.
First, about G furlongs-HanZarra
won; Invinciblc second; Toscan third.
Time $40 "a.
Second, selling, about furlongs-
Escutchcon won; Jerry C, second;
IIildcbrand third. Time I'LL.
Third race, mile and sixteenth
Martinmas won; Wotan second; Lit
tie En- third. Time l:l7 40.
Fourth, the Sea Breeze stakes, sell
ing. mile and a siXteenth-Dick Ber-
nard won: The Southerner second;
Seymour third. Time lbs 4i-6.
Fifth race, > 1-2 furlongs-Coy Maid
won; Sumatra second; Brewery
Brewery third. Tmei ITO.
Sixth. selling, mile and sixteenth
--Pronta won; Gravina second; Lit
Tie En- third. Time 1:49.
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Eiohtinn the Boil WeeVil.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 3O.-The de-
partment of agriculture has issued a
report on its Investigation of the prob
lem of controlling the boil weevils in
cation seed and at gnnc-ies. The re.
port makes several recommendations
designated to greatly retard the pres
ent rate of spreading of the cotton
nest and says that such means OF
control are imperative.
The report recommends storage OF
seed in a building separate from the
cotton storage, and The installation III
the latter of special cleaners o: drop
pers. which also would facilitate gin
ming
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Fiuurinq on Mukden.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 3O.-The war
expert of the Novoe Vremya says he
believes a battle at Mukdcn is posi-
Nly days and even weeks distant. Ire
recalls that two months elapsed be
tween Charlottesville and Gettys-
burg.
The Movie Vremya continues 10
urge that Gen. KurOpatliin be mp
nointcd commander-in-chief, intimat-
ING that he has been embarrassed
heretofore by NicerOy A!1Xleh.
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Supposed Texan Killed.

ST. Louis. Sept. 30.-The dead body
of a well dressed man imposed from
laundry mark on mis- collar to have
been from Austin. Texas, has been
found near the shore of Creve Occur
lake. about II miles west Of here.
with his skull crushed in and other
bruises about the head.
Physician state that the body must
have been there for more than a
week. The police believe that the
motive was robbery as no pocket
book or papers Of any kind were
found on the clothing Of the dead
man
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AMusEM ENTs.


Manager Chas, IL, Yale announces
three g,and ballets for the aard edition
OF his Everlasting DEVILS Auction
For the first act, new advertisement
will be offered in the "Faniasiques''
In the second act a gorgeous Chinese
ballet, rich in color and costumes, en-
titled the THE Feast of Inc Manda''
ms" while in the third act novel
card" advertisement will be intro
duced at the Kyle Theatre, Monday
Oct. 3rd.
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Bullion Values for 1908.

washington. sept. CO. Y. Rob
.fs director 81 The mint. has com
rrrtrd his ralruIati0l ai The production
o. gold and silver DOB tire United State
and fr tho world for fhD calendar F'ai
14ag Tho figures for fha Iufcf
states show tfr total urgluo'ien %
cola 90 br worth s73.zfi-7H'. and nj
.-rys- fr. Do r0rrh s2HzZZ Hf1.
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REoRGANIZING NAVY.
Change Of Personnel Of Russis's Ma
rine Fighting Arm.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. 1.-2:2o a m
The reorganization Of the navy, which
has been fOrshadowed by the Asso
clated Press. begins with the an
rouncrmont on the highest authority
iLat Vice Admiral D0ubazDn. The pres
CIT head Of The technical bureau ~ the
admiralty. viii De- appointed minister
o. marine. Vice Admiral AFrIan.
phgn De- WlI succeed. succeeding 40
1.rraI Krruar. who died recently. Vice
Admiral Eofastyou=l. uil Fn'rrn tp
.r. Petersburg. DO assume a'fiFf
CHARGE qf tlr naval stat. a position
l.r.-r which Do could iI De- spared.
The Pacific sguadrul un d. n-
trusted rD Rear Admiral fhIliIrln.
..fa B.rerrf chief 81 fre BarE SEA
frl1. Admiral Briaf uI hn iran
r.r-rf rf1la rin Baltic r1 fif Ba'E 5.1
-f.rafr4u rhir Ef-aia-r. lll'rf1
tr-rrraI Br rI= assistant | fa.
-ra-r. of rlr T.aIflr r1.r- "Hrf.
vrr. tr-r-al DsHir5rT ar -Lf
s-.fr- esteem 81 rhl rfrrr- ri -hr
Erar r
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Nav Examine them at Sea.

Tien Tsin. Oct. Russian officers
here admit that it is the intention OF
he remaining war vessels at Pofo
Arthur to attempt to escape.
German warships are cruising out
side of Tsintau daily.
It is believed that if any OF IN"
Port Arthur fleet should attempt to
reach that port it will be examiner
at sea and if found serworthy they
will be unable to enter port.
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At DeImar.

st. Louis. Sept. 30-Lubin won the
feature at Delmar today,
First, furlongs, selling-Fenlan
won: Flyer second; Ben Lead thrd'
Time 1:19 ed.
Second 5 furlongs, sellng-korea
won: Trixie White second; Belle .
third. Time 1:05 -.
Third. C furlongs-Tom Rowe won;
Rose Court second; Tom ManKins
third. Time / 90 IA.
Fourth, mile and throe-siXtoenths,
handicap-Lubin won; Never Such
second: Taby Tosa third. Timo
2:07 10.
Fifth, six and half furlongs-
Anne Davis won: I.asso second
Rachael Ward third. Time 1926 81
Sixth, mile and seventy yards
sclling-Iustig won; st. Agnes sec
ond; Regina n. third. Time lag IL
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Chicago lakes Two.

New York. Sept. 30.-Chicago won
both games otday. Score:
Chicago ... 900 120 &0-12: IA; 4
New York ..... O04 600 OO5- .; 10; .
Weimcr and King; McGinnity and
Marshall
Second game:
Chicago ..........1ol wv ~ u
New York ........ 900 100 =; u; l
Lundegren and O'Neil; Taylor and
BOwCrman.
Game called on account Of dark
ness.
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AsIeep at Last Report.

Washington, d. C., Sept. 3O.-At
midnight Mr.. Payne was asleep ana
the opinion was expressed that ne
might remain asleep the rest OF me
night. Doctors Magruder and Gray
son are remaining at the Payne
apartments all night.
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LADIES IN THE BAT CAVE.
Carrie Nation and Her Pals broke
Windows and Were Pulled.

wichita. Kans., Sept. 3o.-Mrs. Car
ric Nation. Mrs. Lucy Wilhoit Mrs.
lydia Mounts and Mrs. Myriam
cheney broke two large plate glass
windows in the Mahon company
Wholesale warehouse today.
They were arrested and arc now IN
fail
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At Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 3O.-There was no
special attraction on the card at
Worth today. Copperiield was the
only winning favorite.
First, 6 furlongs-False Entry won {;
Avengers second; Ethel Scruggs
third. Time 1:91 As.
Second 5 furlongs-EfIie NJ won;
Sly Musette second; Dixie Lad
third Time :07 %.
Third, mile and 80 yards-Dr. ste
phcns won: Chanterciies second;
Easy Trade third. Time 1:51 3-5.
Fourth, furlongs-Wood Belle
won: ST. Paula second: Julia NJ.
third. Time 1870.
Fifth, mile and 80 yards-Siony
Chief won; Falcrnian second; Suba'
dor third. Time 1852 3-5.
Sixth. 6 furlongs-Copperfield won ;
Rankin second; haywood third. Time
1:2O.
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Boston Wins Both.

Bostn. Sept. 3O.-BOston won both
games by good hitting. Score:
Enston ....... .O01 O22 03*-S: 10: 0
pittsburg ... .O02 900 OOO-2; 3; 4
Willis and Moran; Lever and
Phelps.
Second game:
Boston ............4l1 O1*-7: II; 3
pittsburg ..........O2l GO0-3: 6; l
Wilhelm and Nccdham; Flaherty
and phclus.L
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NV Ycrk shut out

C1frr-1. sept 1H-Chicsg1 shut
corr Wru NHrI- rlrss- -rnr-
O.. Hses .......-rHs nH1 HTf-s. = :
--.-. word HfH HHH nHH-H- a- =
wTra HffH-r and -rErau. Putt
urrr rhla-1 end Mcclure.
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GOLF THIS AFTERNOON.
First Qualifying Round for octone
CUPS Will be Played.

The first qualifying rounds for the
gentlemen's and ladies greens COM
mittee cups of the Beaumont Coli
club will be played on the local INKS
this afternoon, beginning about
o'clock The eight PLAYERS making
the best scores will qualify to enter
the second round one week from to-
day
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn d; st. Louis 0.

Brooklyn, Sept. 3O.-The batting OF
the locals was opportune. Score:
St Louis ..... 900 GOO GOO; Z;
Brooklvn ..... .O01 100 11"-4; -;
O'Neil and Butler; Mitchell and
RittCr.
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rr--- -r- aH-r5 ---7r--fi. and
-is--- H-r r-Hr. ST-H-
r..--- HH- r HlH-s- 1- =
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ApvIcEs FROM MukpEN SAY
THE MKApo's TROOPS WILL
ACT ON THE DEFENSIVE.
ESTIMAT OF THE FIGHTING FORCE
Total Is Placed at 10000 Men and
03s Guns, Of Which Force $500
are Cavalry, Separate Esti.
mates Of the Three Divl.
slons.

Mukdcn, Sept, 30,-A great chanSo
In the situation here has occurred.
The japanese now appear anxious 10
act ON the defensive and have forli-
fed n position northwest Of the Yen
TAI mines.
According 10 the best estimates
cbtalnable, the Japanese army iront-
,ng Gen. Kuropatlin comHraeS II
Grand total of $50 battaliorS. ALLOW
ing 500 men to battalion there are
$4,000 infantry. In addition there
are G,300 cavalry and G3S guns. the
distribution of the Japanese forces Is
AS follows: one division at Bentsia-
putZe: two divisions at the Yental
mines; four divisions ON the railway
n little north of Lao Yang; one dlNl-
sion westward near l!amedianz ana
one division mt Sandcpu.
Estimates in Detail.
Russians estimate the Japanese
forces at the following strength: Gen.
Kuroki with the guards and the sec.
opd and twelfth divisions. n total OF
&c Lattalions of infantry; nine squad
rons Of cavalry los guns and a sepa-
rate artillery corps of los guns The
guards reserve brigade, consisting OF
10th divisions of A. battalions Of in
rantry, . squadrons of cavalry and 40
guns.
Gen. Nodzu commands the 9Th and
eight batialions of infantry, nine
souadrons of cavalry and "a guns and
the reserve brigade of 30 battal'ons
of infantry and SO guns; total Of Ku-
roki's army &c battalions of infantry
Is souadrons of cavalry and 276 guns.
Gen. Oku's army total strength,
sixty battalions of infantry: 2G squad
rons Of cavalry and 2Ai2 guns.
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- :: Mashinutor D

C1svaaul. Sept @0.-Clevoland
haai Washington On two scratch hits
fuIav score.
fr.trrarT .....1 Zoo HHZ n1f-G. %
rVa=ffr.-rr 1891. GOO 100 nnh-n.a. &
joss and Buei0w. Townsend and
fHrr..r
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. Louis Wins.

St Louis. Sept. 30.-Althouch out
hit st. Louis today defeated the Bos-
ton Americans.
S. Louis .......1 100 OIL oN'-3: >; y
Boston ...... 600 1000 GOO. g: &
Solver and Sugden; Gibson and Far
rpT.
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Philadelphia =. oil OOi 2Ol-9; II; l
Killian, Raymond and Drill; Plank
and NOOnan,
Second game;
Detroit .......... .OOi OlO IS; G; .
Philadelphia ,,,,,,l00 O0O 3-4; I; |
Jaeger and Drill; Applegate and
Shrek.
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New York. Sept. 3O.-Following up
Oh these statements come the open
challenge from President Johnson 10
President Pull am and the National
lcapUc is once more on the defensive.
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nAraLn Sells " FoR less
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE cotton market
opened strong at an advance q ~. pants
o. astNs s2'ernT n gn snpperd and Wer
light estimates for the days fscsi
pruInised TO be only about one th,rd o. last
cd heavy realizing, as they carried prices 70 tne
highest point since the big break early last
siderable 1irmness with setbacks OF from sac
points on the more active, months. The con,
&llnucd buying OF tho iocnl bun leader, n good
and some fresh demand through commission
houses rallied the market Pro,nptiy, however
particularly in view OF the light estimates tor
In tho late trading May sold Wy to lS..S with
uytonchins 1919 and The pstivS n, months n, gen,
positions also ruled GENERALLY Arm witt, Do
cclnber at one t:inngsellng at 1.6o. 4 net I'D,
vance q sre eoss si 9wsy ne spw S
M I" the list prices. and list as . whole, was
snIss Ware cst,mated al 5oo 900 bales Il
rule Southern sndvices Indicated very lilisat-
isfaetory demand for spot cotton. ana Y, I'm, ihe
this fact apparently had little influence, on the
market. which, during the entire, session, was
nsans ba oaas
said 10 be q moderate seller here. particularly
toward the close The initial ndyance !, aw Y,
Liverpool spot narket, where 5000 sales We're
reported Mt an advance Of 10 points This WAS
part Of British summers whose ta 4 S thus
lar for the season have been nearly $4,000 bales
behind last years as to 1ns sp y, s
Kes do not yet reflect any increase citheriin'
export or domestic demand; -
IgSr the Week 5000 bales against 1850 last
ana sls a, yfs baes 1
i.o7l bales last Year NJ 4.
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY 4
IN NORTH CARROLL INA

fSpecial to The Times-Di spatch.l 59.3
RED SPRINGS, NJ O., March 7.-Alonzo
Weathcrly yesterday afternoon. three
miles east of this place shot and instant,
lly killed Dol. Jackson highly respected
farmer Wcathcrly Immediately sought
refuge in the Croatan Indian settlement;
where he became involved in a Quarrel
with a member of that race. Joe Lock
daughter. who was acting in the capac-
,ity OF peacemaker. It seems that un-
friendly feeling has existed between Jack
son and NVeatherlE for some time, OWING
action, Two deputies, with a posse and
hounds, secured the sWanlps In which
Weathery was hiding, and he was ap-
turcd to-dayFand1 lodged In jail.
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.PIERcEss FORESTS HEART Hear
New and Important Railway !
North Carolina.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatcn')

Especial to- The Times ~,
w1LMINGToN. N. G., March !'-I u,
cane Fear Lumber Company, OF WI,
mington, one Of the finest lumber mill.
plants in the South, Is bulllng. a mar
roM gauge road from Richardson cross 1'
ing, on the w, C. q a. r. =. to CARR fl,.
ton, on the scaboard Air Line, a dis
lance of fifteen miles. VII pc COM
pleted in about six weeks, when. q log
train will be Put In operation on It.
me road viii pass through l6'oeo acres A. IS
OF fine timber lands owned by the Cape
rear lumber Company. The timber con-
s.sts chiefly OF long and short beard pine.
1t is expected from %, 900 go TO oo9
yfoet Of timber will be cut from this vast
tract. Tho logs will be shipped to VIII
mington over the Atlantic Coast Line.
III tho beginning the road WIN be used
for hauling timber exclusively. but later
on it is possible that 1t may be used
for general freight and passenger busl-
ness betwcsn Whiteyillc. on tho Coast
Line, and Clarkton, on the seaboard.
Tho road will be n boon to the country
through which 1t will pass,