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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
A Strong WOOD

A piece OF lancewood an inch square
will stand q strain Of 1000 pounds before
breakangs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Popular Vote in Virginia.
AS n matter of reference we print the
following. figures showing tho popular
vote Of Virginia from 1876 to 1900, inciu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Where, now are those good prophets
who made New York SO heartachingly
doubtful?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

men throughout the Union, without re
gard to party affiliation, will rejoice in
this triumph
-. = $ :: =
A cartoon In The Times Dispatch pre-
sents as the man of tho hour voter
with his eyes shut. How true the voter
in a. majority Of instances goes 1t blind!--
IndeS-Appeal
But we apprehend that some Of the
voters have now had their eyes opened.
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Now that the McCue trial and the
elections are over, Kuropatkin. Oyama
and Company can proceed with the Man.
churia music without running the risk
Of overcrowding the columns Of The
It'd.
Let's see. What were the three THINGS
the late Judge Gi!mer, Of Virginia.
thought unwise to bet on? One Of them
vas the result Of a PECULIAR election.
Colonel Slemp Will be much Of a hero
in Congress, and II he does not become
the head-center Of the Virginia Republic
can camp it will be his own fault
The Honorable w. p. Barksdale's pre-
diction OF bloodshed in the Ninth Dis
trict happily turned out to be the off
hand guess Of an unlpe prophet.
81 ii F-----=-=--= li ~. %5s
There Is nothing to do but to cut the
stick and try again. The old Democratic.
party is ono or the things that was net
born to die.
--=-F-===-=
About the poorest run-we have heard
Of yet was the one made by the Honor
able Brack stovall in the Fifth Virginia
District. Ia&
Up to the hour of going to press we
have not heard of Mr. Tom Watson she'd
ding any tears over the result.
--==----=-=
Mr.. Roosevelt's reply to Mr.. Parkers
coEgratuatory telegram was short, with
out the gratifying sweetness.
===-=---=-=
And the horror of 1t all is that We
are to start right away on a little State
campaign.
2 y fs| r 81
Where. now. arc those good prophets
who made New York so heartachingly
doubtful?
-==-=-==-:-=
Candidate I,Pm Watson did, not need a
special wire to let him know lie was not
elected.
=-:==--=--.:=======--
The presumption IS that Mr.. Fairbanks
will now resign his present scat In the
Senate.
--s==-=-====-===-=-
And now. Mr. President, let's proceed
to wrestlc with the New York postmaster
ship.
.=----=-==-=
Anyhow, Short Pump and shumaker
precincts went Democratic all right.
MISREPRESENTATION
| Nine of the Democratic Virginia boys
oan read their titles clear. anyhow,
==-@-=--=---=
Your Uncle Grover came, out Of tho
campaign without a scratch.
=---==-=s-:s-==-==-==E-=@-
Pay your election bets and look happy.
| You may do better next time.
-----7a-=- Observation-Disclosures.
| o, 1t Is nothing new We Democrats
have been licked before.
| -=-=r7==--:-=----=- ss-=.z..---:
I Colonel Bryan's track IN Indiana got
cold entirely too quick.
! --==--[-:--S--l
TT neynr rains but It ponrs." This ap-
plies 70 politics also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

The presumption Is that Mr.. Fairbanks
will now resign his present seat in the
Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

And the horror Of 1t all is that We
are to start right away on little state
campaign.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Candidate T9m Watson did, not need a
special wire to let him know he was not
elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Anyhow, Short Pump and Shnmakcr
precincts went Democratic all right.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

And now. Mr.. President, let's proceed
to wrestle with the New York postmaster
ship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Pay your election bets and look happ,
You may do better next time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Nine of the Democratic Virginia boys
can read their titles clear anyhow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10

Your Uncle Grover came out of tho
campaign without a scratch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
A Few Foreign Facts.

Portsmouth. Va. Nov. 9Th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
It MIGHT Have Been.

On the day after the demonstration in
behalf of Mr.. Cleveland in the National
Democratic Convention, The Tlmes-Dis-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
FINANCIAL.

New York, Nov 4. Town Topics
Tor today avs. The coming election
has become q ccrtailms factor 20 thg
u3iC"e Of transaction and we ioot
for the market 10 be dominated some
what By this influence until after 80
vomber S, as the large speculative in
tcrests are. not making large commit
ments until this period is passed
We do not however look for ans
weakness % the li9t cu This account
and should au. come we thIn /,
should be taken advantage 10 hey
stocks on. Today's market viii be
rather irregula-. with an upward tend
ency.
Tho outside investment buying con
tinues to come tn and this will add To
the stability of the market and main
tain the strong technical portion OF
same. London market for Americans
this morning Is strong aud win ha
good buyers mere au amy lile show
Of strencth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
BIG OPERATIONS
BYPR0FESSI0NALS
SHARP ADVANCES RESULTED
RAILROAD STOCKS sAGGED,
BUT DECLINES WERE LIMIT.
ED - U. S. STEEL STRONG.
By the Associated Press.


New York, NOV There were
some worry large professional oper
ations in sticks today, which were az
tributed to speculative pools ana
sharp price advances resulted fror
these Railroad stocks generally were
inclined TO sag. Declines were limit
ed, however, strength in other quart
ers exercising a sustaining effect T.
was the general supposition that such
a purpose was designed by promoters
Of the advances.
The aggressive strength of United
States Steel formed the broad under
,ying support for the Wholesale marka'
Common took precedence over pre-
ferred stock both in volume Ut deaf
ings and amount of it, gain. but both
stocks touched new high levels for
the movement, allowing for the divi-
dent which came of the preferred
stock yes .erday. Other iron and steel
stocks were affected in sympathy on
account of accounts given out Of the
very substantial growth Of orders for
various grades of the product
The money market continued tran
Gull. notwi.hstanding the heavy loss
in cash by reason Of geld expprtz. Re
ceipts from the interior on express
movement proved less than last week
notEithstanding the small premium
on New York which has ruled q Chi
oago. A decrease of nearly nine mil
lion dollars cash on al acc0uu.s rs in
Dictated. not including the f--1 millions
in gold (which wiIi % too Claa tenor
roE L s. esdmatae fhs- seoH 090
more wi 80 To Cgla nes+ week and
me recovery u ezchms lay
brought conditions nearer t- me-
sumption Of engagements for Eu-
rope.
When it was seen that the late
money market vas not going 10 be
Affected b. the1e Conditions pricss
stiEsned, bg; profit .aksng On the
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
LOWER CABLES
Affected WHEAT
THESE WITH RAIN PROSPECTS IN
SOUTHWEST BROUGHT OUT A
LOT OF LOOSELY HELD
WHEAT--cLOSE WAS WEAK.
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, NOV 4-WHEAT-W Weak
ness was manifested at the start as a
result OF lower quotations at Liver.
| pool, and prospects of rain in the
southwest. This combination Of fea.
lures unfavorable from the bull stand
point brought out lot of loosely held
wheat purchased under encouraging
circumstances that surrounded the
market. Shorts were fair buyers on
the decline, but the demand was suf-
ficient to prevent steady weakening
of values. Late in the day the market
rallied somewhat on buying brought
out by rather oullish report Of st.
Louis trade journal The close was
weak, December off u, May down n
al
CORN-Fine maturing weather and
weakness OF wheat had a depressing
influence early in the day Receipts,
however were small and q good ship.
ping demand was in evidence. AS a
result of these factors, a firmer tone
developed and prices made fair adj
vance. On moderate realizing the
market again reacted late in the Sos
sion, all of the gain being lost. De-
cember closed unchanged, May
shade better.
OATS-Trading was extremely
quiet and the market held steady the
entire day The feature was the coy
ering Of shorts by local trader and
good commission house buying Of May
md July at 81. Cash sales one hun
bred thousand bushels. The close was
u lower than yesterdays.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. 4.--CATTLE-As
usual on Friday offerings consisted
mainly Of western rangers and com
mon TO medium natives, wth a lew
lots OF good cattle The general d.
mand was decidedly less urgent than
the past two days, buyers showing
very little disposition TO take hold, ana
the recent advance Of 25d ~ was 1f
lowed by an average decline 81 5#
%.
HOGS-There was an active and
strong market, prices ruling largely 2
shade higher than Thursday Bulk Of
sales, S4.9005.15, the range being
i600525
SHEEP-Firm, active demand from
all classes of buyers.
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
New York. NOV i--WFEAI Re
ceipts, none. Spot easy; No red
s1191a f. 0. b. anoat. Options closed
"a al cent net lower. December, s1.17
CORN--Receipts, 10000; exports
1000. Spot, steady; No 2. SO elevator
and Goa /. O. b. afloat; No. yellow,
s.; No, 2 white, 60. Options closed u
net lower to II net higher. December.
5G12
OATS Receipts, 100000 exports.
1000; spot, quiet; mixed, 34b4351a,
white, 35la637; clipped white, 37m
3913.
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Provision Market.

BUTTER-Strong; creamery, 15G
"A
CfIEESE-Firm large and small
~ @10h
EGGS--Strong; western not quoted
COFFEE-Options closed steady at
q net advance of 5@10 points Sales,
81 500 bags December. SG.S506. 80.
Spot Rio, steady; invoice S3s; mild
quiet.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining.
3& @3% centrifugal, 9G test, AS; mo-
lasses sugar S1a M35s; refined, firm;
confectioners a. $5.15; mould "A, I"
$3.50. Cut loaf, crushed, 5000; pow
dered, SIS 40; graduated, $500 cubes
$3.50.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

BY the Associated Press
New York, Nov i.--Money on call
steady, 2@212 per cent; closing bio
and offered, O. Time loans, steady
go and 80 days. 3h six months. 3h
Prime paper, 4Q4h per cent. Ex
change firm; demand, s4SG.45@$A
$3.50; sixty days, s4.83.70u $tS375.
Bar silver, So
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
SECRETARY HAY II.

by the Associated Press.
Washington. Nov The condition
Of Secretary Hav who has been COZ
fined to the house with a cold. has I'M
proved greatly and be expects 70 re
sumo work at the state department
soon
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.

BY the Associated Press.
Detroit. Mich. Nov 4-Clarence
Forbes If Chicae6 and Harry Cobb o.
Detroit fought .en rounds - draw
here tonight.
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Liverpool Markets.
Minneapolis Cereals,

BY the Associated Press.
Minneapolis, Nov. WHEAT.
December s113A; May, $114A. Cash
No. northern, $1.1GA No. 2 north
ern, $1.11A.
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STOCKS.
(Reported by Cassidy Commission Co.
Cos Commercial AVenue.)

New York, Nov. 4.--The following
was the range of prices on the New
York Stock exchange today:
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At St. Louis.

By the Associated Press.
st. Louis, Nov. 4.--CATTLE- Re.
ceipts, 5000. Steady; beef steers
$250mGG0; stockers and feeders, $2.25
03,75; cows and heifers, $1,000 400;
Texas steers, $2.75@425
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 Steady to
strong; range, S425GD5.90
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Puts and Calls.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov 4.---The following was
the range of the leading futures on the
board of trade today:
WHEAT
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
Stocks In London,

London, Nov 4-The following
changes are reported in American
stocks today, tho balance of the list
remaining unchanged:
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Northwestern Receipts. Cars.
Primary Receipts and Shipments.
SHIPMENTS


The following were the receipts and
shipments at the points named, for the
day:
Ct Tof1fz-
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Stocks ! Bonds = Cereals

days disc made the closing rather
easy with only United States Steel
stocks at best prices,
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Liverpool Quotations.

By the Associated Press.
Liverpool, NOV A.. WHEAT Spot
nominal.
CORN Spot American mixed Is
SID.
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u. a1oraen TO- Ps1i-f fs ea-
sick for years nothing did aBy go1d
until We used HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tea. Nov she's strong and healthy
g cents. Tea or Tablets. Paul G
Schuh < Sons.
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COLON.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE range in
the leading futures for the day we're
a. follovs.
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Receipts and Shipments.
BY the Associated Press.

Chicago, Nov. Following were
the receipts and shipments in carload
lots from this market today:
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Abyssinisn prooress

Nearly so. miles 81 telephone sire
have already bser nHt 800 be- Abgss.l.a
ana tnuasau. niles more ar- being
Strung
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Receipts for Tomorrow.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The estimated re-
,eipts for tomorrow are as follows:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05

reported by the Cassiday Commits
sion Company, COS Commercial Az
enue)
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-05
Chicago. Receipts, Cars.

Receipts. Contracts.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
THE ARBITRATION MASS MEETING.

T OMORROW evening there will be held in the Temple Emanu
FL meeting pledged the purposes of international
arbitration At the instance of the Pacific Coast branch OF
the American Conference international Arbitration and under
the auspices OF of the prominent of affairs
California. this meeting called the end that the West may
with similar the East looking the
ton by the Senate OF existing arbitration
hation and the PRONUNCIATION OF other and similar
Governor Parde occupy the chair the presidents of the
two leading California universities the Judges of the United States
Crcut Courts and wenown speakers Of the community
outline the aims OF the assembge and plead the Of
racn By the weight and dignity Of the programme
be that the campaign be inaugrated here
has the inspiration and active Endorsement of
calculated to Judge Of the trend of public affairs and initiate
OF governmental action Unaniity of
part wil direct the sentiment OF the State
With the coming session of the Senate made
decision which will be permanent there
await for Senate ratification arbitration treaties with Britain
France and Mexico Germany has sgnihed its willingness
anxiety be party similar other
diplomatic negotiations to the end under In Europe
the toward arbitration has been spontaneous
general if Senate confirm this humanitarian policy
throughout the whole family of nations will be given strong impetus
Now that the United States has taken definite place
trolling place the councils of the world imperative upon
the forefront of
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
THE BALLOT IN COLORADO.

He dispatches from Colorado have given but little in
formation about the actual condition of affairs there Governor
Peabody has been represented intending do violence to
the order his office by force The actual condition
shown by the Denver is that Governor Peabody not
doing anything The Federal have jurisdiction of oenes
the franchise committed elections when members of Con-
and Presidential Electors chosen The Federal
Denver has assumed this jurisdiction and already wentsx accused
people under Of them being voter This
batch all belong the local Democratic machine but it
all by the members of
party When the through with the large number of
brought before them will be known who legally elected
Governor and before
il remarkable that Governor Peabody suffered politically
his effort order Colorado What he did there
his Idaho by Steunenberg
Democrat and able His enforcement of the law and
protection of life and property by drastic
prevent anarchy in the State but his action retired him from
politics Instead OF his being enomnated the Colorado Repub
renOminaed Peabody, will him be
delegate convention putting its oacism of him
pressly upon the ground that he enforced the law
prove that Peabody legally defeated yet improbable
that the disordey conditions with which he had deal will
Colorado that the State will enjoy the peace he pro-
cured though refuse him recognition for compelling order
Of
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
FOR PURER FOOD.

EGINNING with the year the Department of Agriculture
naugurate and vigorous campaign against the
poraon OF adueated foods from foreign countries Acting
under the provisions of passed by Congress See
Wilson has ready for PRONUNCIATION order making obga
upon foreign producers of oodus designed for the Amer
provide the labels the
complete of the quantity and kind of pesative color
adueratives contained the goods offered for
portation Failure abide by this law WILL of lay the
manufacturer open the confscation of his
Though the enforcement of this picking the
of brothers while ignoring the beam that is
be welcomed the beginning agitation which
will certainly be prosecuted domestic food manuac
with vgo the initiative of the Department
of Agriculture gathers strength by practice Discrimination against
foreign products the spirit of the programme food
From Germany France have repeated warnings the
matter of the adulteraon of American and
which have been needed by the interested this side
without Government admonon The which the
Department Washington has taken against foreign adulterate
oodufs will focble hint domestic
will doubtless before the the pro-
directs itself home
All of this will have its sautary effect the discrimination Of
the The campaign for pure food has found its
opponent be the indifference of the people themselves
careless householder label
French they cooed with
sardnes floating cottonseed OIL he if he very
careless indeed begin convictions the of eating
wholesome and unaduerated food
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
MARRIAGE A RAFFLE.

XE look the West the country Of the wide
Nv novelties The East has closed for Cupid and his
and its open for divorce is well patronzed
There marriage lottery and the losers get while the
still The philanrop the philosopher the
the wife, discuss public the
lady mparting the and of managing hus
Feed the brute talking about marrying
wife says Clote the bird pumag gay and take her the
theater week.
The discussion ends People rush into matrimony
bell and rush of it through the divorce
But all tsas become
has for citizen of the somber city of Tombstone
strike original path the He
himself rattle His advertisement describes him
piece conjugal The tickets
be sold before the drawing The money goes
fund to be used in setting housekeeping after the
lucky lady draws the and leads him the altar of sacrifice
He eaantv puts age limit the ticket buyers binds himself
to deliver himself hand and foot wec
winning ticket.
plan original and suggestive American ladies OF
have time showed desire marry foreign titles There
enough rscas titles the market around and
Why invoke the assistance the Goddess
Chance good title afle This give girls
will involve of
have been led handsome claiming
titled be members of the entirely respectable guild
of barbe have been hartaches and
sequence real Duke offer himself in rafe with
searcher of records that he the real Peruvian dough-
NUT and such grevous accidents will not happen
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
INSTRUCTING IMMIGRANTS.

his recently published book Imported Americans Boughton
Brandenburg significant on the meth
ods employed by aliens for gaining admission this
der evasion OF the immigration laws For the purposes of making
special study phase immigration Mr. Brandenbure
Italy there became intimate with peasants
which making
America and of them the steerage and
passed through the channels of Ellis infoma
tion thus gained by experience is instructive.
The first and most striking fact which impressed author was
that the immigrants body believed that they would have TO
somebody gain promised
land Of their desires Fraud seemed them be obligatory brb
the only lubricant for making smooth the wheels passage
those that had clear the wont to
douby by tery This because throughout
whole OF Italy the impression sedulousy knavsh
scooied coached the ritual of inspection that
the New York immigration bureau might be easily duped
allowing admttance those otherwise failing requirements
Mr. BTandenbug makes the assertion that Naples
kind the support of the
OF and the
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-04
POINTERS ON PUBLICITY.

tO-days issue of The Sunday Call there printed more
$4,000 copies the higf-water mark in the history OF
- paper and increase OF 6ooO the circulation OF
October, 1908 OF this grand total than cent
will be by Office files eftovers from agents. that
fully legitimate channels of distributor rep
the advertiser potent arreachng factor IN the sue
cul exploitation OF his business value according to
the kind Of enterprise engaged in.
The Call has always been paper for the homes with limited
and sales but circulating almost exclusive degree
the homes Of the cultured The superiority OF the liter
magazine that other
California daily and the excellence of its pictures have brought
the generous and general support OF people OF intelligent
discrimination 1t is these special features OF The Calls dlstrbu
iOn which the careful buyer of advertising must take INTO
consideration when medium place his goods the
public eye For article used the home there paper
published city which offer better values than The Call
in advertising space and paper which show large
portion OF the community which constitutes the
patronage OF retail trade For the ker and
gcquck and the unscrupuous advertiser offering
bargains his advertisements which he does not give in his store
The Call necessarily prove unsatisfactory OF pub
lcy for the legitimate tradesman without
In this issue produced OF the Daily and
Sunday circulation OF The Call during the month OF October This
merit the attention OF all advertisers
The Call does claim have the largest circulation
numbers of any paper the West but does claim possess
type Of circulation the uniform character OF Western
daily which from the standpoint OF the advertiser deemed most
desirable The circulation books OF The Call wide the
legitimate advertiser wishing patronize its columns.