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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
GIVES HOME AND FORTUNE &.
TO PROPHET OF ZION.

Especial TO The Tmes-n ispatchl
81 = ES MO rs i, MA July 2o,--E ~ NJ,
sIIllingson, a wealthy commission mer-
chant OF this city and ono Of tho most
Influential Swedlshresldents o tho State,
left with his wife last night fnr Zion
City for t.p p,irpose oG completing ar-
srangemrnts5 To transfer all his wealth
md Ills handsome home lin this city 70
John Alexander Dowie
II Believing that he has fcall from
above 10 make THIS sacrifice, thse mcr-
Chant has agreed 10 live In Zion city
for an amount which nowic shall stlpu-
late for his durinS s,le sremalnder Of
Ills life 3G w ~
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ia solve. Hotel keepers and hotel guests! Z
complain That the negro z servants 81, eni-
5ployed by the hotels have received tine
choicest portion az tho boardwalk for U = B
Teserputipn.s This is at Second a venue
Bn5thc henrt OF the hotel district Payil-ls
Ions and bathing houses at this point
layc been set aside for the negroe & ny "
hero they are permitted to 8ba the Z o nd \
scongTegate after night, The hotel keep
ers ask, that the roserya ION be ~ moved
40 a less conspicuous place on the ocea a \
front and suggest the extreme northern
end OF the esplunade as am idcni SPOT &
Sif Ii III absolutely necsssar, to I PROV
amy lounElng place for the; hotel help.
The rendezvous for hotel ell. ploNes wa Q |
t.sst established by Founder" Bradley 81
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HANDSOME HOME ], SAVED.
Efforts Of Chatham People Res
cue Hargravc Residence.
'snecIal to The Tllncs- DIspnt eli.

CHATHAM !, VA, July eo,---I he hand.
fsome home or Mayor ]. HI HarRrays.
was saved from total destruction by fire.
Tuesday night by tho united and untirlngt
labor OF thel toWn citizens. When dis
covered the Kitchen and room uboyat
gwere blazlng on tho inside, and the flames
were rapidly eating their way through
the walls. v az
The fire Originated from n Defective
1 fluo leading from the kitchen stove
through the room above, NJ rhe, 3ioss ~
hAlnsurancs.}in the II hoenlx and Commercial
Union Of london
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y ana ~ =. w IN. WEsTBuRY, .. r, a,
SUMMER ExcURs ON RATES, r., F.
Is, II, R.-sEAsoN 1904. ~ al

Reduced rate summer Acurston
tickets all principal No. l lhel y
points, including Atlantic City. Cane, May,
Eiugara Fails, Saratoga Springs, Clifton
bprlnss, Newport Quelbes;, MontreaIh NTH, re- !
Mountains. ctc.: also to yirginia summer
tourist uri points on the Southern Railway
3reu ched via Washing ton. Tickets on
sale daily until September a0th inclus;iry Se
good returning unit October 81, l9Q;
liberal stop-oyer PRIV leges, ,is # /.
For fllrtlier Informal lon q pply to gents
r., II. & II. & r. r.. Of
~ ~. r, TAYLOR, Ira File Manager. Il
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LET OIVNA
The CLOSING.
Sudden Rush to Take Profits
Upscts Stocks and Causes
Losses at Different Points.
.sCEpTlclsM or he MARKET.
This Caused Reaction, Which
Generally Wiped Out the
Earlier Gains.
(By Associated Press.)

If58 NEW YORK, July 20,--Tlie weak closing
Of to.day's stock market followed q day
OF northumberland hrmness ur to within
tlfteen minutes 8v,f tho closing, when
prices foil between lac points all through
the list, establishing considerable net loss
at some points. For the greater part Of
the day speculative sentiment seemed to-
maintain It's Indifference to events or sug-
gcstfohs OF q threatening nature. The.
opoping demand proved ample TO absorb
the Offerings for London accolnt and the
fractional recessions were quickly recov-
cred. Tho speculative leaders watched
the course OF the market Wltl,6npparent3
complacency until the London liquidation
was concluded. when they resumed az
gressvc operations for the advance. me =.
which 1t has displayed consistently all
through the recent rise, OF brick advances
$ir#n few influential stocks witt, STEADY
sses a. Sbn s Tnfn haS
vas was . ESPECIALLY manifest in Atchison and
Brooklyn Transit, which made tbeir I, a q,
vances yesterday. United States I steer
talning the market up TO the late bre q.
There was nc news to account for we n
sudden letting down, and g rush 70 TAKE
{ lie stnbility& OF the market, WAS the gem
.crlaiy supposed cause OF the weakness
. Reactions Of 1Gf2 points generally wiped
out5thc enrler gains and established con.
siderable net, losses In somc important
stocks. i s3s3 }tj5 II
Bonds were firm Total sales. pa r val uc.s
1915, 600. United States bonds were IN ~
Changed on cnll E3i;5 * 51s5
5SsTfe total sales of stocks for the day.
were ss3,s 400 shares. II 4g b \,
y MONEY AND ExC1IANGE- OSE:$
Money on call very easy; highest l-S3
per cent. Z lowest, u per cent ruling rate,
5i per cent? last loan: 4 per cent; closing
bid. per cent. offered Sas y per cent;
.itiino money, easy; Yixtysand ninety day
2a2l2 per cent. & six mi his. H.Gs 1-2 per
cent: prime mercanti lie par err, 1-s g.
percent sterling exchange stead y with
*actualS business In N ba nkers' bills a
$s4s71oais7i5 sors demand and at s4.sa.5o1
SLID for sky DAY bills; posted rates ,.
SIG. -ss and ss eSmme,aal n AL.
lars, As H. .s We 8g 5A5
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4 MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or nj cHa1oND, JULY 70. 1904.

PORT OF nj C1IafoND, JULY %. 1904.
$s Ss ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. I, nler-
char,dise and passengers. Old Dominion line. y
Schooner Eeuahland. Knowles Great Wico-
mica River. fish sorap, virglnia,Carollha
T. b. Parncl Great wcomica River. lsll
scrap Virginia Carolina Chomcal, Company:
Schooner Josephine, Davis, llrbanna, Yea,
canned goods, LefebYre-A rmlstead Co.
SAILED. HI l n q
u steamer Old Point Comfort, Grayes Norfolk,
Jalflos River landings, merchandise ana Pa.
ron Kers Virginia sNaviEation& Co, ~ 4i 81
"a Steamer Brandon, Harvey, q Norfolk Irer-
chnndise and passengers, Old Dominion llne. g
PORT or WEST POINT, JULY 20. 1906
5 IS S. Fl ARRIVED, "a y,
na,timors Courtney. Baltimore. pssssassts
4 SAILED. n. ss55
baltimore, Courtney. baltimore. passengers
and general cargo, y,
83 ARRIVED ss 4. 4.
Steamer Meth, Cinlf Port, d q I, a "a.
h Schooner Sarah w, Lawrence, Eall Rt!ver sa
Eehooncr Frank Il. S,tnson. Bangor,
4 Schooner NJ y. Perry. boston.
X Barge Beattie, Boston.
N "a, . \, BAIL ED, s
Steamer Meth. Calais. 4
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UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBURG, PAT
July ~ so.--GATTIT-Supp g3 lght;.3 market
steady Choice. IS. 1905. s5; prime, S. 7od6 90;
fair. 4oq4 90 IIogs.:E ecepts, light; narkss
dfG.i5: heavy workers. light yorkers and pigs.
ss.5ds. roughs, ShaepsEsS 81 iar
sheep, si.So47, 90: spring lambs y, 5od veal,
calves. $6q 80. fl
sE CINCINNATI. o. " u lly 20 --HoGs-Qul tt and
lower at &{4l5l5, 92a at 22sGb.so
,Gheep-Dull at Sl.25H3.75 LAMBDA DUH Il ana
lower at t2di6 35. s y4 sg3 s5 IA
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RICHMOND srocK. MARKEr.
Richmond. Az July y. 1885,
! SALES

SALES
ITsin!|s s;s Z. a - Al
slsG t.es
S STATE ssEcUAIT1Ee, .ss Bid. Asked
North Carolina g, 6. 1910. los 1osa
s North Carolina 6s. c.. 19ls: lSo 5
s s I. mss; S. az a. nd e. issi 81 5
CITY sf:t:uRlTIEs. III s III S5
Richmond city, isss. 49, :. io7
N II RAILROAD BONDA 3. ;
ATLANTA and CHI ar. LIST a. H., 1901. e ios
g r r. Cor 6 nj IT. - p G. 6 ss
Il aeorsa pacnc s1st Is. CT 1871. Il. lsS 81 -.
#Georsia. 80 and Fla. 1T IS: 1885,. III
Georgia and Ala Con y. @
M,sh and Meek LIT IS 1sss
estsrn s co1 1T T., q i: s. $50
8. "a. IL 3-year Is p. 1901 81
4 B tAlLRoAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Cha riot t. io9 1eo g,
Atlantic Coast ~ ne i oo
Atlantic Coast Limo com. /. % 11SlS
Sthesapeake and Ohio. y. ,loo g
Norfolk and Western com 100 esis "a.
Il Ill. ~ and r. Div. oblig, ioO ~
seaboard Air Nine pfd io ls ~
sEeaboard Air LINE com l 90 !, 81
Southern Railway 100 SO 3t $50
s#s J,Ati X AND ,fR usIS co. STOCKS.
Metropolitan Bank OF Va. 70 IS 25h
Virginia Trust Company 100 100 Ri
& ELLA NIsOUs FL 81
American Locomotive pfd -. q, 100 IS q.
SeaselIdatsd ,ros ! y bo1da 1S9 &, &.
ys.sr ss ss 81 n ~, y So !.
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Especial to Tho Times DIspa tch.)
n FRANKLIN, PA, July 20.---s. P:5s ~. Nc,
SCalmont, an eccentric mill onalre, who
died last week. devised a way to stamp
out 5intem importance, IL any! there be. among
his children. His will, filed yesterday,
excludes as neficiarles any child who
6indulges in the use Of liquor, obncco or
narcotic drugs. 5gB.
The entire estate goes into the hands 1,slss
OF the executor, who shall 38mar,ag Il It.
and divide annually the proceeds among
only such children as do no t. use % O.
bacco, liquor Or narcotic drugs In 4 any
form or In any qua1pity. Any member
Of the family ~ no uses any Of those three
things may become a benefi ciar,y, in the
estate by abstaining from the use for u q
period OF n year. II tho beneficiary rn 4
ft:rns to- tie former habit howcycr,y he
or SHE IFS gain cut off. II 4 is .5
Mr.. Me- alifiont carried his doctrine
to the extent of advising gainst tho em-;
sploynlcnt OF any man or woman on the
estate who smokes, d rim Ks OF us es ma r.
Fcotic drugs. M Mr.. NIcCalmont left two
daughters and four sons. All sof the sons c''l'
arc smokers. ssgs lS
~ "
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BY Thomas Branch q Co,
8sALlsss..
Open. High. Low. Closing.
Bid. Asked.
1900 Amaigamated Copper.
Y 900 Amer. Car and Foundry,s.

300 Amer Car and Foundry,,.
\ 900 Amer. Cotton Oil............
y GOO Amer Can ...stt..s,..s....t
2sDn Amer. Cam, pfd..,......i..,,
la00 Amer Locomotive, cotn....s
Amer. Locomotives pfd..,
sioO Amer. Sugar &, 1. .,.......
I $500 A., Il. and 8. re. pfd .ss...,.
17IO1 Baltimore and Ohlo........aS
2S200 brooklyn Rapid Tfailsit...
1)OD Canadian Tatlc ~
200 chesapeake and Ohi6.i.,..
84l6O Chi .8 Great West..ti..i.....s
30900, CHI, Nil. and s. 2s........
100 Colo. Fuel and 1fOtl....s...is
400 Colo. Soutllerli, COM. .....j
421 Colo. Southern, list pfd.s.t
q 200 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd..,..
C.lev.t Gin, Chi. aid 3. L.l
200 Cont. n obaccot pfd.....,...,
4 200 Consolidated Gas ,....
1900 Delaware ana Hudson,.s...
1000 Del, Lack. and West ..,....
4 100 Erie, com .......i....i
3400 Eric, LIST pfd....., ....,.....
COO Erie, I'd pfd....... i....:.....
roo General Electric ..,..,t.,.,
$500 Illinois Central ....t
! 0l0O Louisville and Naslivillc....
600 Manhattan. ....,. ...,.,ii
1900 Metro Street RAILWAY. I, - ~ /.
1000 Mexican Central
4 zoo Mo-, Kan. and Tex. conf.
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...3
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iAsBURY PARK HAS
81, A NEGRO PROB EN-

Especial to The pImes9ll spatch.l
H ASBtl n y. PARK, n u, July sQ,--Asr
B bury Park. beach commissioners have a
problem on their ha,,ds whlch Is difficult
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEc ANtrTaI SARKETA

pBrERSBURG, VA, July 20.-PfANUTE-'
Continue firn, at 81. Is per 6ushel r,rl Spanlsh:
sellers arc asking higher prIces very few being
offered. virginias frm at ~ Tor fancy STOCK
burE OF stock that had been stored in this
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d, 81 rcfudnr g. rcgistercd 1o4.i.
u. q refund,nr e. coupon ............ 1oist
II. q Al rcrste cred loan
NJ A. coupon :. 4. 1861:
$. New registerc'd isa
u. -. New Is. coupon. ls2n
II, Old q, registered lot,1l
ri Old n COUPON \. \, /. 1854
Atchi.un general q !, /. Z. 1o2s
Atchiao,,f iustmcnt 4s 4. 95
Atlantic Coast Line 1890. 9slt
baltimore and Ohio 1o31i
baltimore and Ohio s!ls.. .i..... 95M
Central OF Georgia 81 101h
Central Of g corgia list Inc *. 70
Chesapeake ana Ohio iks. !. q. 7. 100
Chicago and Alton 3Ms ......,.. 4! IS
Chicago, 3. and Quincy new Il. 80 ...... DIX
Chicago NJ, and ST. Paul gem IL 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
DRY ooODs MARKET.

NEW YoR j uiy 20. While q better tone is
still manifest in tho majority sof lines; yet
actual business IN has n9t s e;%
indepcndencc,7 and according 10 recent esti=5
mats OF curtailment the outlook for frn'ness
ist especially bright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

/ Chicago and Northwestern cob. 7s........ 100 s
f,hj,ago r. Il n ana Pacific 4s..,.,......,. "a
ShiSaso "a +. and I,ar. col 5s. .......... 85H
c. CT c. and st. Louis gem. 4s.......,.... leiM
Chicago Terminal rs q
C0insnIo and Sotherr IL !, ................ s2A
f,.nrar an n IN (1rande 4B....,,,,...,..,. 100
Eria nrior lien As 0Sh
isrie fIcreraI a. IN . J. I. 95h
1rnrt worth and Denver city 4s..a.,.... 10ih
1tnrktnr VALLEY 4Isy :. :. io1si
iss.Iisylle ana Nash. UniHod 4s......... 1904
sisnhaa1, o scn n gold e
Me1ean Central 1yt Inc. =. ................ 1iX
SfinnA and yt Louis 4s, Z. 9sM
Missouri, Kansas and Texas s4s..........f eh
Mjssouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds. 20 rs
National RI r. Bof Mexico con. az
New York Central gen. 99t
N NsT sss's Sae snsFai se.
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CATTLE MARKETS. rs
\ RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. L
(Bales At Union Stock Yards.i

sis3395 Richmond, Va July 20. 1904. II
Receipts for tho week ending 8Mopday: .s5ts
sa ,eer 70 * s' sood hse HtS
%cs; common 10 fair, "a common 10 fai r,
zafsc..;; bulls. * dsAc.; calves. sac: fresh
Tsnis easss
Soe sME III I FL sss % slr head
- talr. Izaca. {; bucks, ~ dse.;; lambs. so
cclpts e,Oo0 head !; Texans, 900 liead.F Market
steady TO strong. Good TO prime steors, =. a04p
To- 80 poor 70 medium. 3l.todf5. Htockers and
feeders t:Q4 70: cows 81. 80 heifers $29
tt99 81 bulls $2 Sgs Y fa5yss
Receipts. Il. 900 head. Market 10is SC lower
Mixed and butchers, s. 3o6S5.75; good to choice
heavy g. t11s. rough, t6a5 80; light
S. 10di5. 50 bulk Of sai " tatf5 7o. Snsep
Market eGa
s.. s5a54.oo: native lambs, 1865.
NEW YORK. July %. -BE EyEs.ReceIpts.
asa head. p Market more active and ST eady.
at IS. W oxen. bulls. fs04 81 cows
sti.7o14.15. Dressed beet. steers 103h 91ihc. for
bssa
sst lbrl term u. Es;7s CITY dressed
veals lover ~ per pound. sheep
I'd lambs slow at 10 V Glsc.s per pound. HoEs-
Receipts, n, lis head. Market STEADY. to = Zoe:
lower. State and Pennsylvania hogs, IS 80:
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$500. q. O. 9. SI.0o
Seaside Excursions
SUNDAY. g

81 round trip to Old Point, l3uokroc. VIII;
iloughby Beach, Ocean View, Norfolk Is and an
Portsmouth. Cape Henry and Y Virginia
Beach, Is 81, rs, Two trains, $50 and 9 IA.
NJ. Parlor cars attached. Seats ro ;:
served any tilne during the wee e. e,
&. o. passengers can remain at Ocean
View until 1880 e. NJ :yBs.,1js 81 y.
SPECIAL WEEK e Nd RATES RICH
MoND, VA 4 70 At LAN IN 10 eli IA
OCEAN 81 Q ITY Z. s 81 IS LIE Ia CITY II
AND CAPE MAY, N y IA Bs
SOUTH ri r AlLWAY, FYoR ki Il
FL RIVER LIN IA N . RALTil-
Il MORE e. {O O OR PEN N
sLYiVANlA RAILROADS
Is Every Thursd lay and Friday to and sin-;
Guiding September 10th, the Southern
RaiiWayswil sell special week end ex-
crrsion & tickets TO Atlantic City, Ocean
City sea lsle city and Cape May. n. W.
iater than folowlng 6; date !, q
n IS. SIS and so Iast MalR street; phopes
. lS ana 'oOt =. Wv Nv. WEsTBuRY, d. p, "a.
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1c 9, i, I, J, : { OIL MARKET.

Il NEW YORK. I'd July ao,--C ottonseed OIL was
dujlSand partly lover. Prime crude. {. o. 4, :;
mills. nominal: prime summer yellow, ~
white, 3oc s prime winter yellow. Sslsc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
N BALTIMORE ND. hi July s0.--Seaboard Air
Line common, 81 40; do preferrcd .lGlp1Cls.
Atlantic Coast Line common LIS, ll6.
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Z Schooner Maud Sherwood New Bedford. 4
Schooner L.. Norbert TAFT, CharlestGW'n.33
J. Schooner Luther r, Garrelso1 plymouth
" Barge New Jersey, Providence.
u Barge Annie, Boston
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q PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW 81 ORR. July. 10 1T oEn-Dull and
meal DuI: Summarized g 500 slo. Rye
nv Whea.rs 81 easy: red nominal, cle-
vator optpnA after opening 9rner re- e
nswed ssa5na rs
Il Gc.s mel lower. May closed at Pike, july.
.ieil; stptember DesembsT so,. 5.
hsi o apcnsd eaay wt, yie
Cd to beatirl, CROP and weather me VIZ and
closing weak al. e closed L at
54c; septetnbers 81 oats-spos dull; z NIX NIX
eoi slte.fsi nm. CT, La I'd z
Easier; Western steamed rsh s1,a easy 1
SPo ns.'fql;n - allowa.pu Hcsin.Duii:
strained. common e good ~ g Inrpen
Spot. Rio. stead mia Core
8doya, s,s aise. 4 Thc market FOR coffee futures
opened steady at unclaimed prices and ruisd
generally quic. and lea.urslssf nuIims
at net decline OF 1oal5 roints. Sales "a 600
bags sugar-R Raw. Arm; refined frrn.a Rice
d fsutterMss rsa and nnchanged. chee.e,4
Quiet ~ whitf ralr
e stea saDoa and if u,;shansed.
'. potmaossaEasy: Ions Island. in bulk. per
$50 pounds prime r per bar 3, r.
fsssy sssss S ss
at Hanu'1 domesut, ssSssc. eaSsases.Wsak:
nGnx dssnd 81 H. ps5
irving literally End alleged decreasing &likell-
hood of serious complication In foreign aHairs
caused heavy ss
ti Isss OF ia Rc.. and provisions " a20c.
The ,esdinr futures ranged as follows, 81.
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I MAN 2 YOUNG .PEoPLE. az.

Eyory afternoon IA popnlar Beach Park
AlusIc, dancing, bathing, boating and
numerous other anlilsenents Speciai
trains leave Richmond Sou thern8 Raj,
way Station h'ao Y: NJ. sunday trains.
$50 a, NJ. and 400 AZ N ;ii " cents POUND
tfip. i83 f7et St35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

I;r1AfopE MD. "a July ao,--FT.O UR -Quiet
and .nchaiIsed, Wheat Weak; spot, contra q
mig s7sl|Ae ths mTos
DnIi spot and The mon u, t2 southo
s95ssst 4aata,u.sE
ana u,nchaI,ged fancy Imitation, 7dplsc. 40,
adSG 4b1sS sro RSssksa
t1HIat aId unchanged; large. SA doc, me-
id Stlrs saSisc'; small ps dlssc Steady
and unchanged M :3e.155, z; 4
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Northern Pacific IS ~. .,........... 74t
Norfolk and nestcrn con. H. .,,.....,...... lolN
Oregon Short Line is and Partlc. ......... OK
sIennsylya min coflv. az 9st
Req ding Jjencfal a, ~, 90
Sit. Louis and 1ron Mountain con- 6s.... 1l6Is
st. Louis and San 2Frnncisco fg. 4s....... 8lN
al Louis HouthwesternE lists ................ 9eH
Seahnn "a AZ + ina "a ...,,...,i,,,,..,, 80
southern Pacific ~ Il. e4s
So,ifhe m aIiyny 81 1i5
ia raa ann paciac 1ata q, liz
1rocdo = 81 L. and Western 4s 8T3i1
Union a 1867
f,niont raciic, c6ny n u. Z, 100
~" q a,nsi "a Ia . /. 3, I, 10 v
wabash hsts ...... 117N
tvsba * r1nfE ma 60 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie Observation-Disclosures. LIZ
wi anonsin Cent raj a 4. =. o.
Colorado Il Fuei conv bs..... e
NJ. and O. Col. Tr. Is
Central OF Georgia 20 Inc ......,......... - -
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RIchmond to 7liostUll I'l1lu ITttU 81 SEa.VV'
to PROVIDENCE and urn. ssl;oo; tnclpd-
i,,p meals ana room via Merchants and
Miners, transportation Company, from
Norfolk; daily7fllpo to New England
risk ets on sale at Cheaape Ike and Ohio
ana Norfolk aud Western r ailway.3 Of
foes, SIS East Main Street. Z. n. Wright,
nGert, Norfolk, .4s
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SEABOARQ AIR LlNE
SUNDAY ExCuRSI0 IONS TO.
PETERSBURG.
20 Cents fol- Round Trip.

~ ,rickets good OIL NIL regular sunday
trains, beginning May 10, 100
suFIN ST G AsTWIsE TRIPS n M r E
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-18
Cultivation ofCinSenq.

Ginseng root is worth in the mar
kess IS or 81 u pound, or nearly sos
an ounce. The demand for the root is
principally for export to China.
With t. e Chinese the demand never
seems to be supplied. The annual
value of the exports OF ginseng from
the United States to China reaches
only about million dollars, while
the probability is that many times
that amount would be purchased OF
us if We were able to supply all that
is needed.
The plant has hitherto been found
only in wooded districts, widely
scattered, and difficult to find.
Searchers for the root have nearly
exhausted the supply and this fact,
together with the very high price of
the article, have lead few people
to attempt the cultivation of the
plant.
The ginseng plant grows only in
the shade. 1t prefers loose, fertile
SOIL preferably on north slope, in
shade of trees. Here, where other
plants would look pale ana sickly,
ginseng thrives and attains a dark
green, rich, healthy appearance. The
plant grows about as tall AS the COM
mon mandrake or may-apple. The
extreme height is but a little more
than Is inches. The plant is branch
ing and bears a bunch of seeds, red
when ripe, springing from the top
most branch. The leaves are three
inches wide and six inches or a lit
tie more long.
1t is understood that DR.. Mix of
this city and d. f. Jacobs of High
land are cultivating the plant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-18
A VERSATILE PRODUCT.
Few Things That Grow Capable of
So Many Uses Corn.

Probably few things that grow are
capable of so many uses or are as COM
pletely used as corn. The grain is
used for food both for human beings
and cattle, while the stalks are used as
cattle feed. The pith Of the cornstalks
Is used in the manufacture of smoke
less powder In the manufacture of
high grade yarniSh and in the manu-
facture of paper The woody portions
are used IN the manufacture Of a cheap
quality of paper.
AS food corn is supplied in many
forms. The most familiar are as meal,
hominy and grits. Practically all the
starch that is used in the United States
is made from corn. Immense quaint
ties are also used in the manufacture
Of glucose, which, among other things,
enters largely into the manufacture Of
beer as a substitute for malt.
A large quantity of corn Is used an
nually in the manufacture of whisky,
and nearly 1906. 900 bushels are used
every year in the manufacture of CO.
logne spirits and alcohol. Even in the
manufacture of these products nothing
Is lost The glutinous and other resi-
dues In the manufacture of starch,
glucose, whisky and alcohol are used
as cattle feed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-18
CAUSTiC CARLYLE.
His Contempt For Great Men Was
subject TO Modification.


Cnrlyle's opinion OF Herbert Spencer
as the most unending ass in Christen-
dom" must, of course, be read in con-
junction with Carlyle's derision for
mankind In general. MOSTLY fools" he
cheerfuly thought of us all, Darwin,
we know, he would not have at any
price-not word of him. Cardinal
Newman, he estimated. had the brain
Of Il medium sized rabbit" Ruskin
was bottle OF soda water. "A bad
young man" was his sum up OF anoth-
er eminent writer
But these hostile phrases were sub
ject TO considerable modification If the
man against whom they were aimed
came near enough TO Carlyle TO do him
a personal favor, even to pay him a
personal compliment. Disraeli, whom
he had described as mountebank
dancing upon John Bulls stomach. Of
fered Carlyle baronetcy and elected
from him, together with refusal Of
the title. many tributes to his mag
panimity. He said very little about
Disraeli henceforth in print, and in
private he spoke of him only as IA very
tragical comical fellow" - London
Chronicle.