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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17
WATER COMPANY.
ACADEMY OF THE SA-
CRED HEART
SALEM. ORE.

The forty-secOnd scholastic year
begins September 10. Sanitary and
other Improvements lately made in
the building. Academic, commercial,
grammar grades Intermediate ani
primary courses Pupils prepared for
certificates. Fun course in
music Particular attention paid to
health and moral training. ADDRESS
Sister Superior.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17

w. F. r, smith-On Monday, October
10th, purchased a half interest in
the blacksmith shop formerly owned
by him at ISL Commercial street, op-
posite the Willamette Hotel, and the
new firm Of Arnold & Smith is prepared
to do all kinds of general blacksmith
ing and horse shoeing. 10-10-1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17
-DRAYMEN-

Welch g. White do a general dray
and transfer business, meet all
trains. Phones, down town, Main
21S1, residences, Blue Is, red 2076.
Stand 21S Commersial street S-12-1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17
ASSAYERS.

S. E. HASSAN Mining engineer, as
sayer and mineralogist and consult
ing metalurgist. Mining properties
carefully examined and reported on.
Those having mining properties will
do well to call on him. Room Is
Breyman block. loft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17
CLASSIFIED
roNsoRlAL AND Baths.

Evans Barber Shop-Only frst-clns,
shop on State street Every tAins
new and up-to-Late. Finest Dorsa
lain baths. Shave, 15c; haircut A.,
baths 2Sc. Two frst-class boo
blacks. G. w. Evans. proprietor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17

Miss Eva Cox-Teacher of piano and
organ and sight reading. Evening
lessons given. Studio, 1913 Front
street Phone, White 75. 11-12-1m#
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17
WANTED.

'fnEed. To trade a small ranch, in
&luding some good hop land, for town
Property. Inuire Of w. II. Byars, at
b. Commercial street, Salem.
10-14-3t+
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17

KNIGHT & SCHINDLER-Hav pur.
chased the old stand formerly occu.
pied by John knight, and are now
prepared to do horseshoeing and gen.
eral blacksmithing. All work war.
ranted. 217 Liberty street. 9-22-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17

Modern Woodmen OF AmericA-Of'
gon Cedar Camp no. 5246. MSSa
every Thursday evening at o'elses
Holman Hall, e. e. Matten, '
c.: A. l. Brown, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-17

: oresters OF America-Court Sac.
wood Foresters No. 10. Meets Tr,
day In Turner block II. O
Meyer, C. r.; A. L. Brown. Sec.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was considerable contraction in the vol
ume Of dealings IN outside securities. and while
prices at the start showed the pronounced
strength which has characterized the market from
the first OF the week, before the first hour was over
reactionary tendency set in under selling press
ure This was felt more in the prominent shares
the low priced issues suffering little. Interhorough
RapId Transit fulfilled early predictions that II
would reach $50 by doing shortly after the open
ing but subsequently, 1t declined TO 1S. and closed
with a fraction loss Northern Securities was down
q per cent. Southern Pacific preferred was easy
American Can preferred. after early small gain,
fell 10 the last Anal. Seaboard stocks quiet
and slightly lower. Manhattan Transit was heavily
dealt I'm at a further fractional advance uncon-
hrmed rumors that price had been offered for
control The copper stocks generally quiet
but steady. Bonds were firm
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
Bankers rosted rates we're:

DOMESTIC XCHANGE.--New-Oreans - Com
n1ercial Csc discount; bank. s. premium San Fran
csco-Sight. 71sc; telegraph, l0c Boston-Far.
chcago-i5c discount. Cherleston-Buyin par;
selling. 1-l0c premium. Cincinnati-Par. Savannah
Buying soc discount. selling, 75c premium. St
Louis-15c premium. Mnneapolis-50c premium.
BANK CLEARIEGS. - New-York - Exchanges.
saO0Oo9442; balances sl01s4.4a0 Baltmore-2x-
changes s3,07S52s; balances s32+2H Chicago-Ex-
changes s26 135 osS: balances, 81 s7Z9aS Boston-Ex
changes S21 1854 $50; balances, 6627. Philadelphia
Exchanges. s14.029. .56I; balances, &.l61.4 .451-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. 1%g2 per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills pa per cent: long bills 2q2s
per cent Berlin discount rate, 2Sl per cent. Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 4574 pfennigs Paris
discount rate, lis per cent. Paris exchange on
London. % francs 25H centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brtish consols for
money IS S-16; for the account, SSi4- French
rentes 9s francs 22l4 centimes-
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 5Sc; Mexican sil-
yer dollars 45%c Bar silver in London closed at
26 l1-16d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, S7.o5; Lisbon, 10
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. $S62'nS; internal reve-
nue. receipts $3.50 S5; miscellaneous receipts. S6o5l6
Receipts for the day. $l.693GS expenditures.
81 o30 Receipts month to date. s2e2lSsA3
expenditures. S4,o40.ooo; excess of expenditures.
$S2l 147 Receipts for fiscal year TO date S76524o;
expenditures. S9S234ll5; excess of expenditures,
81 22Ss75.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House S513254
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20

s,,r, Pacific p.,,,... Gas Reading first preferred,
Rock Island Southern Railway prelerreo' . aou.n
ern Pacific United States Steel common. Ciii'eu
States Leather preferred Wabash preferred. omeit-
ers common and Repubuc Steel common. per
cent; Atchison common and preferred Salumore
and Ohio common. Canadian Paclnc' tonsonuA'eu
Gas Delaware and Hudson, Norfolk and western
Union Pacific common and preferred and United
States Steel preferred 81 per cent; Erie first and
second preferred Louisville and Nashville, Man
haitian and Tennessee Coal and Iron' :. 10 per
cent New-York Central, Metropolitan street RAN
way, Pennsylvania and ST. Paul. Il to 9. per cent
Sugar. Western Union, Smelters preferred Nepup
lie Steel preferred American Locomotive preferred
Metropolitan securities and Ontario and Western
fiat.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-"8rad-
streets reports the exports of grain for the week.
with comparisons figures in bushels as follows:
Wheat. -four included, 1.70 04, against 12slS99 last
week. S.S727ss this week last year. 'hs IN lpz
and 66tS9s9 in 1901: from July l. s549SlS' against
2 S33 233 last year. 3i0s7 in 1902 and 4sl5Sso IN
1901 corn, 52o.362 compared with 6a52o2 last week
500 4a5 in this week a year ago 51,649 in 1902 and
623 $50 in 1901 from July l. 39947S contrasted with
745S.975 in SoS $50 400 in 1902 aud s.25i0S in 1901
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL.-The regular
quarterly meeting of the Republic Iron and Steel
Company will be held early next week when IT Is
believed that the annual report will be made public
According to a representative of the company.
nothing In the way of dividends on the preIerred
stock can be expected for some time to come
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The reported move
ments of currency this week indicate gain or
S2226 500 in cash held by the banks. The total
gain from the interior S175,S00, new gold Sl.slzSV'
and Sub-Treasury. s13s 700. was s522630; deductns
the loss by gold exports 100000, the net gain was
s.. .2263oo.
MEXICAN CENTRAL.-It was asserted that the
buying Of Mexican Central by A. A. Housman q
Co represented Il banking interest closely asso-
ciated with the property. The story lacked con-
frnlation. but some good authorities the stock
in Boston bullish
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-Ear arnings received for
the second week in August show for twenty-five
roads reporting a net gain in gross of f7sS6f, thtr-
teen companies showing increases of $262.o72 and
nine Compan nes decreases of S1S3.2E.
GOLD FOR CUEA-The National Bank of Com
merce will ship 81 10000 gold coin to Havana to-
day
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
THE CHEMICAL BANK SUES.

suit has been brought by the Chemical National
Bank. of this city. against James Adar. j. D.
Eldredgc and John Petit. TO recover A.GG q. with
cost or protest two promissory- notes Tho
notes made by Adair In 1895, and indorsed by
Eldredge and Petit. and for value passed TO the
Chemical Bank. Yesterday Justice Mccall signed
order directing that the complaint and sum
In the suit be served Eldredge and Petit
by publication. An affidavit declared that Petit
left the Jurisdiction of the court In May or June,
1898, and nothing had been heard from him since
then, and that Eldredge went away about the
time. and was last heard from in Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20

RAILROAD BoNDs.-AIarlzet generally strong
TOTAL sales amounted in par value 10 SEP 500
against S.S52oo on Thurcday The hesviest deal.
ings were IN the Atlantic Coast Line Is. Baltimore
iIo z orlo VSouthwestern division 21ks), Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Is Chicago Roct TsI.,,5
and Paciho Railroad IS and collateral trust 5s
ohcsgo Terminal Transfer Is. Erie general 4s
Mexican Central first incomes, National Of Mexico
hrst Is. Oregon Short Line 4s. Pennsylvania CON
Eeruoie S7ss' Reading general 4s St Louis and
Han FRANCISCO refunding Is. st. Louis Southwest
ern consolidated IS, San Antonio and Aransss pass
IS. Cnon Pacific first and convertible A. and
wabash debenture Bs Consolidated Tobacco a.
ana United States Steel 5s were also active
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
10000 shares in the local market. mostly sales. In
London price changes were not large while deal
ings in all departments light. Uneasiness is
reported in foreign financial circles over the ad-
verse possibilities involved in the seizure by Japan
of the Russian war vessel In a neutral port.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS. Loan quotations
were: Amslgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common, Mis-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
CONDITION OF TRADE.

Confidence In continued Improvement of trade has
has been somewhat unsettled by sensational events
between labor and capital II is becoming evident
that estimates OF tne Tneaf crop must cb TS better
than usual In so far as the purchasing power OF
sharply that any loss in quantity promises to be
made up but this obvious fact is not appreclated
for future trade Some disappointment Is also feit
dustrics tampered by labor controversies Other-
49,; "a nstIre an In several manlifacturng
lines there is less lido machinery and visiting re-
psrag II ms Gy TSparted for the nrst week Of
pared with last years figures whereas recent pre-
SON With 1sc Foreign commerce NJ this port for
tho last week scarcely differed from that oL the
}or fbS %6oo country r@r tho month
manufactured products (ontracti2n IN "r's9 ., -
farm staples expected, and loss ot Neol. -
,rrgy.ir but when II appeared that the total
loss was only s692e s3i. there was Indicated fatT
5 short of july o Easy money continues
ana ana RTGGs OF sefgTfs gTraS Bank eS
changes Tor the week at New-York were only %
,.5 PgT [e5 por cent general reduction in prices
~ wire products averaging about = a Ton was an
states steel Corporation and aroused more interest
than Vas SeHsse Hs neen eeS one
privately. according 20 rumor' widely circulated
"Rradstreot'S' says.
Conservatism rules the buying movement. which
while gaining IN force some leading markets SIM
lacks the snap shown In former wears AZ this time
The latencss of tho crop for one thlus. re
ports of wheat and cotton crop deterioration tort
ded nv continued wheat price advances, and 70"
visions - quotation uota hy In iron and steel and
cotton goods. breed a feeling Of ndeCtsion. Il"
ports from tho great indus tries show lttl" change
during the week cotton goods buying a. urst
hands is rather backward and does not readily re
spo0d 20 reductions I'm bleached goods. There Is.
however more doing IN iobhmg circles. and the tom"
OF that trade is bette~ than Tor some time past
Production ~ cotton goods is az low point be
cause Of the Fall River strik0 and also be
cause of curtailmeut forced upon manufacturers
bv tho change from Old high priced - new low
urIced raw material. Wool is steady and rather
drmer a quiet buyng movement Woolen goods
arc IN fair inquiry. but the higher basis or cost u
bar 20 fullest development in this hnc. Little eN
panson = shown I'm the demand for shoes. The
scarcity ~ hides has caused tho shutdown Of a
number OF tapneries and the strength of the mar
ket Is shown IN leather quotat half a cent par
pound higher than month ago. and ~ cents
higher than a yea ago. Eastern shoe shipments ts
are per cent smaller for the week and per cont
smaller for the season than year ag0. Money IS
stilI drug In the market differing radically from
conditions usual at this season.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARRET-Money on call o,.,,as . ,
per cent highest. per cent; lowest q Der cent.
asl iosn per cent; closed at 7ses1 Per cent; ruling
ate l Per cent Time money was quoted at . nor
- ,of Sky TO ninety days. per cent for -four
mefaa paper was quoted a. 3Esa4 nor cont 90,
snty 70 ninety days 1914 per cent for four +, sx
months and per FOR others
fohElGN EXcHANGE-MarlI arlIe. closed AR,
Actual closing rates follow. - 80
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
OTHER CITIES.

vy.As .,d4t Aug to 1904 lsoS =, ss9x,.
Entered the port SSSsSS Sa4 asS 2TT4fS
Thrown On the market 2Seo,-'o @oo4T7S
Frogn JaauaTy -, SIG 400 o.. sss 4ossS1 ss1 81
-STo-Cr or - market "a 4s66<S S+SSsSo e''''
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

LONDON Aug. Ia. .. m-The market for Ar,eri
Last quotations follow: - .
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
CHICAGO STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles Gates s Co.. Nos II 10 .aa
IS Wall-st)
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
STOCK VALUES DECLINE.
WEAKNESS FOLLOWED By LIGHTER TRADING.
Sugar and Again u Hoauyoney liarh Jnoh0"ged-
Banks Gaip Cash.
quotations were
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities ard ret changes from Thursdays
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
BANK STOCKS.

reported by Clinton Gilbert No. wali-''1
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
WALL STEET AND EXCHANGES

l07 800 Total gales for Tho day. unlisted
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Markst steady Etr,
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-20
GUARANTEED STOCKS

(Furnished by Joseph Walker Sons No. 30 Brosd-stD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
Z GIVE WAY 10 TALLEY.
Norfolk Lawyers Believe He Will
he Assistant District Attorney. 4

Il While Mr. Robert H. Talley, Of this
city, states. that he knows nothing what
ever Of Ills probable selection to DO rs
II liza terri sa' District of Virginia. it is gem
orally believed that he VII be- chosen ~
Norfolk who will soon resign that posi-
ton JudgcL q. Lewis. district O.. at L.,,,
new, states that he has not yet. been
officially. Informed of tho vacancy. 4.
tT5 IA prominent Norf ok lawyer VIII o was IN
the 'city|ycsterdaE on legal business suited
that when became known II th Ga. Ky
place hose who " thn had s e ont
that he Would probably be the NAH Ii, g.
The appointment is made ~ t z, i !. ~
peeted that he wil accept tie recommend
If. they coincide IN commencing any one
FOR the place While it IS not kno mt 1na
place both gentlemen are very r n, fr saIac.
lion is believed to be. practically assured.
1t not always true that ia ne man Ia
M Sis tant. ~ however. several executions
being noted IN this district IN recent seen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
BROAD STREET PARK
Will Be ENLARGED ].
Management Promises a Seat Seat
ing Capacity Of Ten Thou
sand for Next Season.

K Messrs. Bradley and Donati, tllc lcssccs
OF Broad Street Park, have q Plan By
which%tO ctlarge Tic seating capacity Ut
that place so MS. TO &accommodate 1000
persons With seats Wit liza standing room
capacity &c from 500 TO !, 900.
Tllc plnn Is to enlarge tho grand stund
TO q seating capacity Of ",G0o the west
8bIeachciies to $500, the cast bleache1ies
TO 100 and tho north bleacherics to eco,
leaving nS space ut he northwest corner corner
4 or the grounds Tor vehicles.
B Between tho various stands and q
strong, \ permanent fence, to be erected
there will he standing room from ten to
sixteen fcctSin depth. ~ & u
CAPACITY would he enlarged, 500 far q .
the east and west bleacherics were con-
corned, 4 In time3for the bnse-ball sea son,
and tho north blcachcries and picketklc nce
would be 4put,lp Immediately at inc 3close
4 or the baseball season. 5aS, Il
X l."rhc owners 5ofathe park had nothing 70
Z do withFtlle infringement. Of the two
big; games. said Mr.. Bradley.s.T Tho man
agement the Athleti Associa ton Of he
the park for the Virginia Polytechnic! {, In
stit,itc and Noitl, Carolnh games. They
s l!ad forte rst ana SIS l second
game Nvc wanted to work on the per
cena &c plan gand make all arrangcmcns
to- handle any crowd. but they preferred
the other plan, and said they would
attend to 1T all. We could not. do any
thing much with the small suilS'Se Eot Tor
slS .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
SISTERS" ENTERTAINED.
Eta Chapter, Kappa Alpha, Par
takes Of Good Things Of y Life

a most delightful reception was given
last saturday evening at Richmond Col
lego by Eta Chapter of the Kappa Alpnl
fra ternity in honor OF the kappa Alpna
GRATED in crimson and old gold, the fra
5ternity cololss, and with he presc:ise q.
tho merry young people presented an APP
pearance not soon to Dc forgotten. II
f7 One OF the features of the evening was
a game in which each young man was
sent into another room and set TO descrlb-
ing the dress ,of his fair partner; & Mean
destiny Of each young man. ISIS iNladge
Bowie was athc8rccipicntSOf the prize Tor
L thc best "predctio on. Doubtless some
OF the descriptions Of dresses given by
the young men would have puzzled 4
Partisan inodstc, but Mr.. ohm Gwath.
qualify ard consequent lNs& triumphnntly
: bore away the sentleman's prize:
Delightful refreshments, cand les; ,$ cals g
and cream We're served, while MEM cody
gracefully presided me 1ioWi YIN % boW1
,.iiappa Apfa.'' by NJ. g. Frazer.
"oid 4Aiun,ni,i ~ =. w james,
Our Sisters; + !, Al !, Owen y, !, 4 s,
Goats" by w. II. Yancey.
sxA large measure of the success and
pleasure Of the evening was due tc
the presence Of pr. and Mrs. E, Clyoot {
yhe cr amG ef
Eta is Justly Proud OF tho ladies slSse
numbers among the sisters Of the chap
ter Those present were r, Misses 4; Mamie
Tyler, of Rlclmond: Misses sIIas tman.8 d
Tennessee, and Miss Lea, OF Dhnvlllc. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
NEW CHARTERS.
Three Are Granted by the Cor.
poration Commission.

Tho State Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
The Virginia Automobile Company
(Inc,l Norfolk. Moses G. Nusbaum, pres
ident, Norfolk, Va; j. Nv. McCarrck, VICE
president, Norfolk Va; J Roy Collins,
secretary, Norfolk. Va: j u, llennc.ly.
treasurer. Norfolk En. Capital, $4,000.
Objects: 10 buy, sell, minlfaoliire, con-
struct. own and lease automobiles or my
other steam, electric or gasoline yehi-
Giles. etc.
The Hermitage Press Unc), Richmond.
T., ii. Jenkins president Richmond, Val;
u. Toward Jenkins secretary and treas
urcr, Richmond, Va. Capital Stock. $40, OG0.
Objects: 70 conduct a printing and pub
fishing business
l.inWood Heights Realty Corporation,
Alexandria. John w Gleman, president,
Washington, D, c.; Frank S. ApDleman,
vice-prcsident. Washington. y. CT; ~. Ross
IColhoun. director, Washington, d, e.; West
Stcever, secretary and Director Wash
ington,, y, G, Capital stock, $4,000 Oh
iccls: 10 own, rent, construct manage,
lease. etc. buildings for apartments,
hotels and other property of a like nature,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
HAPPY CHILDHOOD
Right Food Makes n Apply Children Be-
cause They are Healthy

Fl. Il i & fa4g &
Sometimes milk does not agree With
children or adults. The same thing Is
true OF other articles Of food What
agrees With ono sometimes does not agree
With others
But food can be SO prepared that It
will agree witll8tlc weakest stomach AS
an Observation-Disclosures, no matter how
weak tho stomach, can eat relish and
digest u nice hot cup OF Postum coffee
Will, a spoonful or two Of Grapc-Nuts
poured in. ana slcli II combination con-
tains nonrlslment5 TO carry one q ,l'ln'er
OF hours for almost every particle OF It
will be digestcd and taken up by The
system and DO made lisc OF.
"a a lady writes from tliG land Of tic Mag
nolla and Tie mucking bird way down IN
Alabama and says: " WAS led . drink
Postum because coffee gave 3 me sour
stomach and lnadr nc n eryolls, Again
Postum was rccpmmendcd BY two well
known physicians for my children,anIl'l
feel especially grateful Tor the Sbelirilt
derived mi IL .t.j Il 535 s5i Il. .5
milk does not agree vi l tllei4 cllliu,
50 10 The eldest aged four and ole lnllf
years, give Postum with plenty %
sweet cream, II agrees Win her splcil I
didly. regulating her bowels perfcrtly II
though she lis Of u cpnstlpaled hap ll.s@
''For the youngest aged tWob ana ONES
half ycars use Is one half Postum nlll
uDe-llalf skinned milk. sllaYe mol slSen
any medicine sInce tho children hega y
using Postum, aud tn cy enjoy every ar'ol'
OF IL. III
- ncig hbor Of nine Is ssiying Postum !,
To her baby lately waaned, vi tn splendid
results, Tho little fellow is lllriyslhs "a, W
mousiy, Mama given BY Postum stl 20
Battle Creek, Micli ". 81,
Postum agrees perfectly Willl.elilidlen
and supplies adults, with The npl$ Y,
Grating beverage lin place Of cor 60 lt.e-
rally thousands Of Americans nave l's ',
helped out of stomach and nervous .ilsI
eases by leaving olfEcoffee ana nsilss ~ ~
ium Food coffee. Look III pkg. for no
little book, tTlie Road to We'll lie,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

present Grccysboro and ST. Louis sleeping
car line, operated, westbound on trains |,
IL and 80 will be changed to n Knoxville
and ST. Louis Pullman, drawing-roon,
sleeping car line.
u. Q. Aston. Chief rate clerk TO Gen-
cral Freight Agent Green. Of the Georgia,
FLORIDA anl Alabama Railway. has been
n atr general frsisht and PASSENGER agant
OF that line. Mr.. Aston formerly resided
in this city, aud WAS employed iii tire
office Of the general freight agent8of the
Southern Railway.
LII establishing {, terminal system in
apittsburg territory. that is expected 10
prevent q recurrence OF the costly freight
congestion that therefore created n great
problem. tic Pennsylvania IN the past
three years has expended over 81, Co., 600.
IT now has storage yards there that arc
$50 miles In extent and capable Of hand
lying 10000 cars with a. belt line 100 miles
long. There is a daily Interchange OF 81
eco cars between divisions III this dis $.,t,
with daily delivery Of about $500 to
local industries. Work still under way
will further enlarge tile capacity Of the
system and provide increased facilities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
Miss Rayle to Graduate.

Invitations have been received here from
Misc Eta Raylo to DO present at Tho grudu-
3ating exercises Of st. Josephs Hospital ana
Training School for Nurses Baltimore Md.
December 9Th. 1904 There are five young ladies'
in the class, Miss Rayle being among the
number. The diplomas viii be presented BY
Ills Eninence. Cardinal Gibbons Miss laay1e
Is a native of Winston salem, n. c. She has
a brother, Mr.. r. W. Isaylc. and many warm
upon tho success she has attained In her
profession. "a
At one time Miss Rayle resided In Richmond
with her brother. She has not decided NJ to
where she will locate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
attentive body OF men who listened 10 his
address were evidently deeply impressed.
NEW POLICEMAN.
IA. Jones Succeeds r Buford
TAYLOR on the Force.

/ y The Police Board met yesterday after
noon; at i've o'clock to elect q successor
ito Policeman Il. Bnford Taylor. who
was chosen last week to succeed Police
man Wilson. Mr.. Taylor resigned after
several days works, to accept more
lucrative place. Va
J. A. Jones' OF North Fourth Street.
was elected. Mr., Jones is a married man.
He has worked at the Locomotive Works
and is now In the insurance business. He
will qualify to-day and takc4up his duties
q - -a4E ~ Is.1