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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
9 rabftdtte Der 5rau Sos
banne Su It inc Henner
au benz Gliasfrieb<
IL re z hen
bof . Dresden.

- d u . u { u.
bersolbetes gi6enlaub unb auf Der
anbern, ibr gegeniiber lieeenben einen
Yalmen5petg. Oi9t nebenan befin=
bet ft9 bas Grab i6rer @0bne &arl
Mueuf unb Gbrtitian Sriebri6.
Nur nod cine fur5e @panne 3eit,
unb Der br0bnenbe Srttt bes 9roBz
ftabtberfebrs pirb, sefibllos iber Die
6igel iener SOFTEN binpegf9reitenb,
bic @tdtte bes Srtebens 81 etnem
SummelpluB feiner nnrait umgeital<
ten.
@limpfli9er als bieiem Grade pirb
Is Der Hu6eItdtte bes 9i9ters 6ein=
rt9 b. &leift ergeben. Mie befannt,
bat bieier, bon unaufb0rltdem MiBz
gef6id berfoGgt uno ben 4el9 Der 2es
~bensnDtbe Bis auf ben leBten Sropfen
leerenb, i'm @erein NIT elmer glei9gez
~finnten Greunbin, Grau 6enriette
8ogel, Die Rube, Die i6nen bas 2eben
berfdgte, i'm f%retniGieen @rube ge=
fu9t. Nm 21. Nopember 1911 CAB
Der erIt SiinfunbbreiBigidbrige fi9
unb ieiner 8egleiterin ben Sob. Dies
gei9db i'm Malbe Spi59en benz &letz
men Mann= unb benz 9riebniB5ee un=
melt Potsbam. On iener Steue be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
G 6SseTete@ ,

indianapolis Detail gerfaufsprette:
Man1matb RIse So. 25-$7.C co.
Gotber $o.OO-$6. 75.
gIliife 81. 25-$B.OO.
9IIfaIfa $8.50-$9.OO.
@etBer SO 50-$1O.25.
6ancb 9imotbb $1.85-$1.90.
9erpdbIter ST. 6O-$1. a5.
Erinla 81. 75-$1. so.
Sancp &entufn 8laueraB $1.4O-$1.5o
@rtra retrles IN Gbaf 5000.
Or6arb @raB 81 .45-$1.60.
&eb Sop In Gbaf 85c-$1.2 rs.
8eiBer Soma Sainerl 9afer 5000.
MeiBer Suinoi5 45c-55c.
Samert Corn rpetB unb geIb $1.10-$1.35s
grnber 9nderrobr Sanen $1-1.25.
Gnfilage Corn 9Oc-$1. 10.
Sriibiabr @erfte 9Oc-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
GB etretDe.

&seten - Go. Q retber $1.05 auf gelets
fen. $1.05 BON NtibIen; $50. 8 rot5et LOO;
gaai $1.06; Basenmetsen ST.. 05.
$orn (neues) - go. / petB 49c; go. q
uetB 49c SO. 8 wetB ACC; SO. A wets,
ACC; No. 2 Deib gernti@t 4sc SO. 8
netb genrii@t 49c ; SO. 4 wetb seu.tiGt
49c; No. 2 seIb SOC; go, 8 geEb 40 ;
go. 4 geIb zoe; $50. Q seutsi9t 49s ;
SO. 8 9enti9t 49c; $40. 4 seuaii&t 49e ;
&oIbet 50c.
2afer- Ns. Q wetber 43c; 80. 8 uesBer
42c; 9o. 2 GeratfGter Ale; go. 8 gensti3ter
40ac.
9eu $40. / Eirnotbb $13 co; go.
Q 2tn1otbp $11.75.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

Celebrities geinbfIeti4 - s6tnfen. req.
Sets, 124e; Aubenietten lie; Snneni. l5e
Rn6cbeI 133c.
sSirffe = Gerdu9erte gratrurrf s4c.
Sranffurter TIC; Bologna tn 9dru,en 64c, tn
Tr@ $40.
S9raaIt- IN Tterces-1. dual. SIC; q,
anoIttdt 85c: 8. AmaIitGt 78c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
o @aGeuaRasst.

Etnotbp-gertaufspretie: $13 .oO-I5.a0.
RIee - gertaufspreiie: $10. 0O-$12.00.
8eIidtorn - 8ertaufspretie: ie na3 Der
AualttGt, 55-68e.
Safer-eei6dIt $3.50; In ben Eebrea
$8. OO-S1O.OO per Eenne.
~Strob-qreie, lie mad benz @rab. ta Kals
len, &6-$S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Rmtter, Gter ,seeD eenaoe1

Gambler be8abIen foIgenbe greiie:
Butter - Country. l2c, grsomerp 2Se
GIgtR 28c,
Gter-l4c per 9uteub.
Sdbner 1915, Sdbne 5. SurteSs-14c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
MnwMrot8es 6ebabrem.
Neugierige Sranett ~belGfieen Mlite
Rooiepelt felbf tn Der Stride.

6 t. 2outs, 20. Mai. Sn Der
@rifen presbpterianerfir6e mar beute
cine poli3eiabtbeilung n6tbig. um bic
reueierige Wenge i'm S6a9 gu balten,
bic Nlice &ooiebelt beim Gottesbiente
bepba9ten tpolte.
Ser Weggang polsog iid iebp9
gars unbemerft unb ge9en 100 Meiber
ftanoen mod cine babe @tunoe Inn
Resen in Der Meinung, Nliee &ooiepelt
tudre mod in Der Stride.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Ge&Fe.

gngros . gerfaufspreie Sntortsrter
S@ue5ertdfe Doc per 4funb etnbetmade.
S9nepertdie 16c, @isconftn @ream , Raie
13-14c, %. D. @bebbarsl 13c, etnbesmis
der 2irsburaer 13c. Grid 14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
8 E DO a Gall I.

ANAb o@h~%sbtsI1@ Ob"NUSu ~"S~
ober fonfmo in WarDcco irgenbpie
anldBli9 Der 8efangennabme bes Inne'
ritaners perbiearis bebrobt tperben, ir
fam bic 2anbung amerifanif9ar Wa=
rtne-S ruppen BON ben ieBt gegen San=
ger fabrenoen Grie9si9ifen notbmen=
big uerben.
Sebo6 sieht Die 3e9ierung elmer fol=
den @9ritt ni6t ernfli6 in grtud=
gung, unb es beftebt feline Mbf9t,
Sruppen in's Snnere bes 2anbes gu
fet1ben.
Marinetruppen f6nnten megen Der
unaugdnsli9teit beg 2anoes ntdts aus=
ri9ten. Momiral @babmif folte beute
auf Der vBrootlpn" in Sanger eintref=
fen, bod bate Setretdr WoooB Big
Nbenb mod feline Na6ri9t.
@roBfeuer In SerfeD
@itp.
Nem Oorf. 20. Mai. Sieben
Gra9t= unb 2oblen=@ 9upper Der De=
%Iatpare, 2aebamanna unb Weftern=
8abn in Seriep Gitp muroen beute
bur9 einen 8ranb 5erf6rt.
Sie Glammen breiteten fi6 NIT ra=
Ienber SdneIisfeit aus, na6bem fe in
einem Sduppen ~enttanoen uaren, mo
eitle Geibe BON Selfdhern lagerten.
Sroboem Der Wino nur sering mar,
bebrobten bic iiberan umberffie9enben
Gunten cine 3eitlang bas SaGamanna=
DEPOT uno fogar Die Damburg=Ime=
rico 2tnie unb Die ODDS Der 8remer
2inie.
9te 8ebdube Der Sobofen gpfe So.
tpurben bon ben Glammen erfaBt, ie=
bod bic Geuerpebr bate bier rafden
@rfoIg unb Der Gau 1T nur lei9t be-
i91oigt.
Cine Nn3abl Canal Boote unb
S9lepper finb berbrannt ; bic 3abl
Der fleinen 8oote tpirb peri1iebentIi9
BON 80 Bis 200 gefGdbt. 9ie 3abl
Der bernidteten Gra9tpas9ons 1T un=
betannt, jebenfaas Der 0erlut aber
f9per. Ser @eiammt=@ 9aben tpirb
auf 81, 900, 900 seiddbt.
8efu9 Der MusfeI1ung 9.
g t. 2ouis, 20. Mai. Ma9
beute Nbenb ausgegebenen amtli9en
Mittbeiluneet betrue Der gefu9 Der
Nusfeluns lebte Wo6e 299, 700, UNI
nabe5u so, 900 mebr als in ben borber=
9ebenben 6 Sagen.
Der Dampfer Greenland, Elm sroBes
pahasierbOot bon pittsburg, traf traf
beute nit IS NusfeuungstOuriften BIER
Elm. gs 1T bas erfte paGetboot, bas
ieit msbreren Sa6ren bon pittsburg
mad ct. Souls fam. Sic Gabrt bp11
1900 Meilen bauerts 81 Sage.
Nbreifebes prdfibenten.
% abington. 20. Mai. -
Brdfibent 9ooiebelt reite beute Nbenb
mad Gettysburg our Sbeilnabnle am
@ebd9tnibtase. Sn feiner 8egleituns
befanben fi6 6rau 8ooiebelt, @efretdr
2oeb u. u. Der YrdFDent fdbrt nit
einem Sonbersue Der Baltimore &
Ohio 8abn.
Die Setben.S nbutrie
% g t 0 n, 20. Mai. Ser
gntomOlosit bes lanbmirtbf6aftliden
9epartements beipri9t In elmer amt=
li9en N%bbanolun9 bic Nusf6ten fir
Die Seiben= Snbufrie.
Wie er fagt, giebt es in ben ger=
eini9ten Staten biele @e9enben, bic
i6 our Seiben5a6t eignen, urb biele
pldBe, mo- Nrbeiter tbatid6li6 su ben
9lei9en Preifen ME i'm iibliGen
EUROPA bei6dftigt tperben t6nnerl. Sn
FOLDER @e9enb Iahe f9 bic gnlage
elmer Seibenfabrif erm6sli6en unb
aud eeuinnbrinsenb geftalten. Was
elm @rfolg nit Der 9etbenau1t bebeu-
ten nitrbe, f6nnte man aus Der gtn=
fubr BON &obleibe mad unierem 9anbe
bpn 1892 bis 1902 erieben.
8 o9naier.
Sopefa, Gan., 90. Mai. -
59were Resengitife i'm Sbal beg Ran.
ias GluKes baben mteber groBss 6p6=
tuaher peruria6t. Bis mor9en btirfte
Der GluB bebeuteno sefie9en iein; bod
befir9tet man feine Gefabr. Sm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
Tdelt6er Marftbert6t.
BteDMs@rSt.


indianapolis linton Biebbbfe, 80. Seal
Rtnbuteb.
@emdbIte Bis primo Export
Stiere, 120O-15OO 9fD..... So 00-6 81
DadBtse bis nrtttlere Export
stiere, 13OO-14O0 gfb...... 1865 1C
Suite DIS prirna SdId9ter Gtiere,
l15O-125O gfb........ a 75-5 IL
GerpObnli1e Stiere, 11,60 bis
1850 9funb. ........ 4 5O-4 81
Suite bis aew6bIte Seeding
425-4 81
Rdsige bis CUTE Seeding Gttere,
100000 Hfb. 375-4 IL
@tte Gto6ers..............- 8 25-4 OC
2ei6te GtoGers. O0-3 81
Suite bis eep6bIte Stnber....". 3D. 81
gfittIere Bis quite Niteer....... 8 SD %
@erDbnIibe Rt1ber. ..."."... 8 25-3 76
Suite BITS eerpdbIte Ribe... ...... 8 I'd 81
HittIere Ribe. 8 40-3 65
@erpDbn[the aIte Ribe. ..... / OO-8 81
Suite Riibe nit RaIb....... $50 &O
Gerp6bnIt9e Riibe nit EaIb..... $40 sac
8epdbIte EdIber. ............ 8 OO-6 90
S6Eere RdIber. 2 3d. DC
Brima bts fancp Export But&er
BuGen 8 So CO
G~ep6bnIt9e bis quite BuIlen..... 1908 40
@em6bnIi@e 8uGen. ...". CO. 81
g &metne.
Gute bts esudblte f9uere....... ia 60 70
Gemti1te urb i9uere Pa6tng... 3d. so
Suite bis ee.pdbIte Iei4te. ......-. go 60
Sep6bntibe Iei9te............... IA 30
Suite 9ias. OO- 20
2et6te 4i9s..."."..... ...-.... 8 60-3 10
Rouabs 8 75- %
S6ae.
Spting 2arHbs. b OO- 9 90
Suite bts gendblte ginidtri9e-... 8 25- 5 30
G~ewSbnIi5e bis quite ginidbriee A 90 8 90
Suite bts gerpdbIte S9afe...~ 4 90 4 rs
Orbtndre bis CUTE S6afe."".... 8 30 8 10
StoGers-........ 2 100 8 90
H6Ge, per 100 M..."...---... 275- 8 %
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

rWie, sic polIen Elm pbilofopb fem
nnb iiben 6inter einem md6ttgen Gen,
benbraten nnb elmer MaB 8ier9"
,Na, i9 halte es eben nit pRrafi
nnb Gtoff"!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

&UaME
Nnthractte. 6.75
&GuchLoie 2tir1tp. a gu
Aaudloie Nite Sum .............. 400
@annen B.25
SloBDurg.-s......s...ss .s....s.ss.s.ss.s's UsoU
SaGiDn Obts 5-U
Eatt6r0pG 4.@0
qittsburo 4.25
Mahraorb gitn 4.25
Atntfreoe ssss 4s@0
9oGtn9 Ballet 400
S0qct9 .s.ss.s... 4VU
Nra5tI SloG.......".....s".r.ove 4.UO
Saline @o.-2unrp. ....-.s AGO
Saline Go.-9tut. $50
Greene unb SilIipal. ...... ...... ........... 3s25
sIaG-Saaion, Etttsburs, so. gtrs lie 2.75
Srbt0f1a...-.s ..........s.s.... 2s20
GonnensutIe Gote.............. 500
Spen gete: 600
RIusnpen . Gote 1Oc per DuibeI, $3.50 per
26 8ufbeG; 9erfleiaerter Cole lie pee Bufbea
sber ~. 76 Der 25 4uibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30
S9ihsnahrihten.

S4iTsnahri6ten.
MngetD m n.
2iperpool: v8eorgic" BON SEEM Oorf.
Netu Dort: ,@ermanic" bon 5outb=
ampfon uub 6berbour9; .Moltfe"
BON 9amburg, southampton unb
@berbours.
Mbgeabren.
Rctterbam: .pOtsoam" BON Rem gort
hber 8oulogne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-30

MiBper # onben.
@trnl6: LA bourse on La yie!"
Bauer: rDc nehmet fe f6on Iiebes
bees Wieb!@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
MEETING OF DRUGGISTS.
State citation Assemble at
Asheville-Fine Reports Made.

AsHEyILLE. Co. july q: i4::--Thc
5tWenty,afth annual convention h. OF the
North Carolina Rharnaes,! ~
morning fora two days session. 3,
81 Mr.EJ. D. Murphy, iii a neat and witty
ten minutes talk, welcomed the drug
gists to the city OF tho mountalns.3 Mr..
81. n. Grantham, of Dunn. res ponded to
OF tie associution rendered the thanks Of
the body for sos cordial II welcome. 5
q President w. A., Leslie, of Morgunton,
read his. annual address, IN which no
mSase y ona etff e. the
strengthening Of tho association.
Treas su a. j, Cook, Of Tayetteyile
made his report, showing that the ass1-
citation WAS In q more healthy cp y g!
toEy XIV e%saGta al e DIE hs
ham, also submit ted his report. Tho res
ports were re erred to the Auditing Conn
report ses;rs!ary anso !, g the
,lre now moro than GOO registered pharmn.
.cistssin North Carolina, and that during
Tho pust year tifty-tWo., applicants have
been granted licenses, Tho dele gates this
4tensSn fsa eassSa aE fS oSSN S
1870 they. weroY given ~ olley rldne, 70
bowling and u genera. soc tal ga ther!ng
The officers .ofs the sPharmaceutlcall AS
soclqton are leslie o. MORGAN a
II. Hood. OF slnitlhcld, and g. y I n illnr,
or oldsboro.. ylcn-prcslden !; !. ~ ",
vaughan, OF Durham. secretary 3 and a..
j, Cook, OF Fayetteville, treasurer, S47i7 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
.CONSUMPT
and VENTILATION
Exclusion Of Light and & Air Re-
ssponsiblc for Growth Of W
i, the Disease
!, ((From Our Regular c orrespondent.1i

From Our Reg lar Correspo to t$gst
III WASHINGTON D, CO. ] ulya II III
present widespr cad movement for tho pres
S:yention and # cure e Of consumptio ION. ss In
which Richmond Is ia king an active iIl-SS
terest, has drawn IL forcihle attention to-
the fact tina Is the excl uston8 Of ~ ght and 4
air, or their admlss sion In insuftici ents
quantities. Is primarily responsible Ii for!
the growth OF the & isease, ssl T he success
attending the open-air i treatmen / IS ir,-;ss
fdoubtedly RESPONSE Bile for the sinYesti ga.
for re purpose 81 securing the propslS5
ventilation Of publ nj noes, Tho Marina
Hospital Service learns that 8 the boards
Of 9or 81 E9s
cities. have tnken up this matter. Venti.g
that e these iit cations following
expectoraton, which was conducted 8ull;S
the
In dealing with various epld denies. and
stamping out the major T. ais,
pi its y service found that continued rests
asase IN Ssns.'stsa Ao ss sus
sllabitants and 3rendere hem an e g aay
Slted air is also held directly respon sibleysss
for ship fever, and IN ssvl ew s tho pr OBJ
ability of Increased immigrat ton. owing
rates, and tho Gro Wded cond itlon of the 1
steelase resulting therefroin. additional
informa ton OH the su b1ect OF SYenti atlonbs
cal officers. When the experiments are
concluded, reports VIII 4 problh be made
To- tho United States Marine Hospital
Service, Which fllls t no place OF q natt oIl-5
ii board Of health: . s. 81 !, !, s..,
ssurgeon-G General ypyman, Of the un1tsd8l
States Marine Hospital " serylce. ~ tl.s
presiding officer OF the rganiza ton OF
State ind Territorial hen! officers.
which meets annually under an ACT I q.
Congress-, It Is possible General D Yymans
will appoint q special commttte OH ven
stilatlon' from among these Ulcers. 81! NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
1 COTTON MARKETS

h NEW YORK. July IA Tho cotton market
opened firm at an advance OF AGS points ~ r.. 4
Spouse to bulligh cables. particularly those re-
REPORTED at 900 bales Ut the decline, OF
iInriish points, Tho future mnrke: was higher
tina +, expected also. and tSwhic II Tas constd 4
cred THAI the weather over the 4south was
Very favorable as a rule. there was some tnik
of higher temperatures doing damage in Texas,
Al first the market here reflected inc presence
OF bearish sentiment concerning the new crop
5poaitions. Southerners Were selling the Ia Q
months, and there seemed TO be little pres
FI.iyerpoo was buying and some q me room
trade seemed 10 be trying - uncover stop Or
ders. Atsany rate prices worked upward graz :
ually with reports ns ~, 70 tno
stock IN the near future. u being stated N
this connection that foreig houses We're buS-
ins August and engaging treishs room =, to q
shipment to Liverpool during he fIst half. OF
INK cotton upon contract. This led to covering
az the near posi- tlons. and just before me c!ote
ira ding which had been rather quiet all day.
lbecame more active with New Orleans brokers
* 20 Closing al llc bid Apgas, reashsd
lie. on sales. While Sept enber led ~ the. az );
vance by seIllpg yp to %. os. ,c9e market closed
rn ths top Prizes e. e. the asy
estimated at .0Q, 900 bales. 83is ~
being offered IN very anla1l lots from San An !.
tonic On s other hand a. bes pTybaie sne Sape
Hurniy. in the Lancashlre district u, Exports
si isTrxe ~ from rom New York.
e. hs ports t9,day Y ssf yess
s shs Week ,os;S last y Ns,s
s sI - 1S bales against last year, and at
iIouston s.o bales against . last year, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
UNDATED PROSPERITY,
Immense Increase in Individual
Deposits in the South.
I(SuecIal to Nhe IImeS- I0ISpat Ch,)

SnGsal t e IH t ~
crei,cs to O. the South and Southwest, tho
Manufacturers Record has made q STUD
OF IL statement issued by the Comp
of the Currency under date, 81 July 80.
in ,atlonai state, savings and private d
I Mes IL each State and Territory, Which
Was prepared fr3n, rs ESs dat 1d, on n.
shows that IN the eleven years Elapsed
sss se!s sssaa's =
slV $1,000 IN 1905, gain Of S6ip ssa sls
o. i$s pss try nAe s
Year Se f is9s and o5a ass ii 1905 galn
Of sl,ai5, $50. ss6. or only 100 ,pel Gent, IN
OKLAHOMA and the Indian. Ierrltor on
country to isettiSment. there was nm extra
p fhs gain IN 4oklshoma being aa5s cent
and In the indian TERRITORY gb.S PEI cent.
Kentucky, 'thlrty!elght per cent, All sot
this gain, and really lit tle more. nas
been made sncG es iD thsu wsps
1862, the railing Off being IN Kentu
4 Georgia, Tennessee Texas ana one or tNf'S
other States. y, 8. ..sg
he effect Of the epres Ssde =, gesIlGng
4 by the statement IN the deereaAeS ~ ,as
posits between 1893 and lSla; but While
4 the decrease In Tho Sou helg ,ana SoulnI.
western statss hs q sSSsf ths MnS a
In the Middle West was 9tS,oo, a0ls and,
with reference to the present. w lltst 20 (.
borne In mind hat the reports Of ban ~ u
now being received from Lhs nosttn anu
posts, evldeneins the pros pe roAs .rgndi.
lions that are rtabated tiirp ug heNt tlls&s
parts % the coantiys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15


shows that the irnportations were pra e.
tically twenty million collars In value in
1884. and viii IN 1904 Ebe about twenty-two
si74s,4I In jss4 viii 30 about sos 900 in
1904. i2asfjS' 4 III ~
Apples oranges, apricots, prunes 9 nd
exports Of fruits: he value ofIthe apple.
5cxportations. in 1904 will amount to about
cieht and q half mill ion dollars out Of { the
twenty and a. hall million dollars worth
OF fruits exported, d and Of the eight and
"a. half million 8 dollars' worth Of apples
exported about i've and a half million
dollars worth was ex portedlin the natural
state and three dollars worth as
The imports OF fruits and nuts have. as
already Indicated, changed but little In
total value but Win charac ter there has
been o. material change during the past
aporta lions amounted to oyer two and q
raIf million dollars in 1896 will amount In:
1904 to but little over a. half mil lion d OIL
lars in value Of imports. Lemons, wv icfI
amounted to over I'VE billion dollars in.
1895, will amount to q little over three
million dollars value In the iHportat ions
OF 1901 The bulk OF the lemons come from
Italy, and OF oranges chief ~ from the Brit
fish West Indies Bananas form by far thu
largest single item In the imp rtatlo ions OF
fruits and nuts, and will aggregate over.
seven million dollars in the hscal year
{ 1904, gainst four and half millions IN
|s1egs. They como CHI " Il. from v. Central
america, Cuba and the British West In 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
NEGRO ! CRIMINAL
TAKEN TO RALEIGH
Alleged Assailant Of Small Girl.
Is Held There for
Trial.
5(Specialtto3The Times-Dispatch.

IL 90. - =,
II RALEIGH, N. G., ~ " little sheriff
iof Granville county, arrived here last night
u !, Ia Allan \ ~ !, eero vo,,t a 3
ri n,tnaIv assa,,itci Jennie i Oakley, "A a
iit,la n,Se ysa r.oI i,ita girl nea OK
8fnrn 81 Ia 4 WAS hro,,r st B here ia avoid 8 q
,,eon,o ,,,as 20 ,;div kindinr re-
~ psYp.. 3" NO ,,ns
ny, ha, 81 aI1s,, yvonld =
- ~ ,,aan ,unched hnd ~ ram ! ineG u =
,,nh, To 70. .vii he nant : -
n,comrt
-. ~. = he ald "A mg,,st 1nt
~. t ,,,s ~ n y : 80 80
tor ts :, t,,a stota 11os III For
20 = to !, a,d -,
~
W. -. eta.vI =, Hra Z, snrd ras, gpa1
-, susnssa ~ i, ss T. ~
. y, aoe ~ COW ..g
from s vi 20 ~ ~ !, 1o mn
NSdNipt.tSttt.s ~ t@ : 800 I Z, II ~.
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SIS 5 d In
Isl bales sales LOS bales: stock g. sls baes;
aEf Total to-day at all Bcaports-Net rcceipE y.
1887 bales; 81 export to Great britain, s,5,9
bales 10 tho Continent, go bales q &C g -
b. consolidated at all seaporls- receipt s
bales: U lie Con tineat bales % Japan,
total since September LIT at all seapsrts-
Net receipts 0sO, ~ bales; export 70 Great
Britain sl4s0ss bales TO France W. 1p4 paiss
10 / he Continent =, 5ss JIG bales: to Japan. 4Sr
:y3 bales 10 3icxico.2e ~ bulest I'm
VI NEW ORLEANS, n |. uly lt--COT1OSI,
In tho spo. Gotten m arket there was q g9ou
demand 1t full prices Sales 4, Us bales In.
GLIDING 9,5 10 arrive and ,t5o T. o.. D. terms.
Quotations OF middlIng and higher s races az
yRnGnd 1.l6c. sS,59 /, y;
Futures opened steady with prices from salli
points higher. Both Liverpool and New OH ,t.
were better Than expected: The market early
had but little support other than that offered
by short covering, which was caused sRy mani
SpuIa lion being carried on BY ths Dull cirque
,of$ new cotton for shipment next Tuesday, ana
this added ITO the almost perfect %cnther. con.
ditions throughout tho belt, and the port
that picking had beon, commenced IN Southwest
Louisiana. b did much to hold prices down
ngalnst the bull nIs
"a ana tn adrsnlcsd 10 sss The market closed
$iIrtn with July up net p points. August ~ q;
September Il and l4ais on Other other posi-
#tious. g5s XXX, ",
.s5i; Novetnbir .. 81 December, s4sa $50;
January.
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STATE ENcAMPMENT,
Companies to Gather at More
head August 10th,
5(Sroclal to Tho tTiDlesrDlI

(sneclal to 'Iho Ilnesrl)lspnlc hD
ALEGH ~ ovsts,, Jnly H Sanaa1 n-
lder . tod az for, tho hold ding az the annual
enca nlpnleht Of the North Carolina Ne
itionai Guard at Morehead, August 10Th
10 10Th. a new feature Is that captains q
icon,nanies must see to ~ that no loaded
cartridges are carried to camp on per-
Another order was sped to. Paynaster-l
General Walker Taylor Ct iYllmington tq
Checks OF Si25 each to comp les, S75
each to brigade and leginental head
quarters and $50 each to bands;
tersfin tho Rejdsyllle Company as COM
pany q. Third Regiment i was recently t.,,
arelnstated after dlsb,andmeinl5 Ter fallllE "
~ Z, Gems y ;on uP3 y ~ 'Ae
41 chairman, II. NJ, s!mnoels issues g call
iiSxecl1tiva Gommittea In this city July
ath 10 organize and outline plans fos
The callpals 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
.v,,IRGINIANs in ST, LOUIS,
Those Registered Yesterday at
The Times-D Dispatch Bureau,
(SpecIal to The TImes' DIspnI ch.l

ST, LOUIS, MO-, July l4-rha follow
Ing Virg!nialis registered at 'rhe Hines
Dispatc6 Bureau to-day; Mary and Mat
owen owen south Boston; Miss Sarah Grad
lawson, Mrs. r.. ~, Lawson, South Ros-s
ton; Miss Marte Goode, sLLIyynShbuFg; Mrs..
taarl, Amblsr, Lynehburgi u, M. Cole
man. man PenoIa,g John II. Gulpaper. Hich-
mond; Claude s. ppT,sy IIsxntstoa; s. Z,
Mi Hin Miss E. Bowman. Broadway;
Mrs. Helen Van Lew Flnke, Roar oke,;
Miss Edith Timberlake, staupntt,on:. 81
"a El'i Ma,teher panvillc; Mrs NJ q. caryes
stsordomsville; Mrs. Ann Quarles Aull, Cor,
donsyille; Thomas W; Goyeyston. Er1f,n =,
if1rys Al Nj. Hayden, Winchester; James !,
sinnoit, Richmond; John WILLIS. IT., Nor
folk; ~. y, Sujth. N
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WENT THE WRONG WAY,
Quartette Of Elopers Run Into
Policeman Instead Of Preacher,

The romance OF two Baltimore girls.
who eloped from their homes with two
boys Of their OWN age, was suddenly tn-t
terrupted In this city yesterday by q ro,
serve DO lIceman, who placed the. quartntta.
under arrest. charged with being runa,3
iii" Thc youngsters all OF, whom attend.
school were taken to- the City ilall,
where they gave Their names MS Mary
Neary, aged sixteen years; Florence Lat
3ferty,l aged sixteen years; Harry ia rtol,
aKcd sixteen years. and stephen Conar-l
dis ged seventeen years, all Of Rn !ltl-t
more. 7The youngsters were seen acting.
sttpra anl at Tenth and Market Streets BY.
4 Heserve Policeman Mcdonald, VINO upon.
Questioning then came TO b the .eohc!!l.
Sion that they We're strun gers IN the city
and had evidently run. away from Holle.
nne polIcemnn learned that his theory
was cnrrect when he reached Central Sta.
ton with the prisoners # = deserlpltii ZION oE
them had been sentgout from Ball tmore,l
With the request that they be picked up
bvf'the police. Tho girls wera attired In
dresses above theE shoe tops, aud th9,
boys admitted that they had pure tased
io,ig trousers to3make them look older
JIIey were arralgped for u hearing pe-
fore magistrate Cunninglla M and he TWO
boys declared that they intended TO get
married, I hut had not sutticient funds. the
I nirIs We're given over to the cage ~ the
mairoll, and tho boys We're hold lna j; SSos
|ibail until their parents can he no tlheu -
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