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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
VIRGINIA
BR IEFS

Especial to The Times-Dispatch3
BRISTOL VA, March lL-Alsxamder
ty-seyen, was found Guity q .yoluIntary
manslaughter In the Corporation Court
Of Bristol Va, to-day, and vas SEN
fenced e three years i te pfnntsnt!ary
Bristol Young man, In n state street sa-
loon fall He made 'hS }efa that he he
killing. and had no knowledge of What
he had done claiming that Bockner was
suFFOL Liz, yss.--Burglars last night
broke into Mills II, Hollands store, at
Siderable quantity Of shoes, shirts and
other merchandise; The front door was
forced Many burglarles have been per-
petrated In this section within the past
iv rsHXTIiAAI, VA Smallpox, that pre-
vailed Quite extensively In Pittsylyania
county during the months Of January Y, Y, and
Isl not a cuse IN the county nor an In.
fected house. The above was given on y
board OF health, "Wednesday mornlng.s
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EXCITEMENT IN COTTON
But W eakness Soon Developed
U nder Heavy Selling.
(By Ass ociated Press.l

by Associated i'ress.)
NEW YOR In Iarcll r gling active
and excited. the cotton. market to-day
opened 1G to 25 points higher on the old
crop months In response 10 firm cables.
but almost atSonce turned sensationally
weak under heavy selling, May, which
had opened at 1870 and sold al 1880
the call, was depressed to 1923. while
July was driven b ok 10 1870. 81 At II
low points the net i've months showed III a
net decline. OF 40 To- S. from tho high
point OF the morning and this attracted
come covering s. and 4 he -nIa rkct Just l,e7
fore midday srlil led sahoist 70 points from
the lowest In bout ten minutes. n
The slightly IL teadser. tone was short
lived d, and in spite or tie small int sior
receipts aud larger exports the- bears,
continued hammering the market and
soon had prices down gain to about the
lowest level. Tile market closed weals5fat
IA net decline Of g So points. Sales
were cs tiInate ted lat Soo.14O bales
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~ liis
REBUILD

Especial to The Times Dispa tcl1.) gs
RALElGH N G., March 1i.-,Judgo
Charles II. sImonton and Thomas r. T'ur-i
nell, sitting In the United States Cir.
cult Court heer this m orning, signed! IAN
cult Court here this morning, signed as
tain ". IL McBee. Of tho a tlantic and 1t
North Carolina Railroad. and taking Is
S. 3 S Finch, on whose complaint tho re-:
ceiver was appointed. with, the costs
The regular officers of the company take
Immediate charge OF the road. e
Governor Aycock announces that the;
hoard ot in ternul improvement of which.
lie Is ext fllcio chairman, will begin mt
once a thorough invest satlonEo Of the Sco,l.j
gdltion Of the road and It's affairs. t eis
/ stated that *. $. Finch to-day made 9
payment Of 1850 on tho s. 100 note he
gave Ed. Chambers Smlt for his forty.
seven shares of a. and N. 81 stock, the
purchase having bcel1 lnud q In order that
Finch might mako himself la stakeholder
qualified to complain. It will be remenl.
I bered, i though that the worst S feature
of the proceeding brough out was that
the complaint was drawn two days bero IS
Finch became a8stock holder by tho pur-g
chase of the Smith stock TINS contriDuI
ting more than any thing else to knocking
the proceeding out of & the court
Srhe oxford Seminary Company OF On
ford, was chartered to-day for the pu Y.
pose Of rebuilding that institution. wflicf
was destroyed by fire about two months
ago. The capital is $4,000 authorized and
5000 subscribed, by T.. F. Hobgood, J. y
Edwards. j. T. White. 3. s. Royster, i
w. Hancock and about twenty others.#It
is understood that the work, of rebuilding
Is to begin at once so the school can
reopen In the fal ~
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ARE UNEASY
sNorfolkS Mayor Taking Steps
Which May Lead to fs
Crusade, b
THE UNFORTUNATE WOMEN.
vvoinatl's Christian temperance
IJi,ion#Appeal to Mayor to
Rid City.
{sp.cial u The mines plspatch.2L

Nh {spscial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORrOLtS, VA. March list. Pat-
ricl;s Day was celebrated hero today
BY banquet, under the auspices Of
tile Ancient Order OF Hihernlans. Roll
gious services at all the Ca thollc churches
also marked tho occasion. s$
Fourteen Cinnamon were arrnigne be-
fore unlted States Commissioner Riddle
berger to-day. They were gathered IL
tho raid made by Inspector D. IinmJgra-
ton Morton, who came here from wash
|Sington{ to round UP oil the Unregistered
Celest!als. Wong Kee proved that he
has capital invested In a merchandise
business, and therefore is in h 70 sense a.
laborer. He was discharged rs was Jung
Lung, whom Judge waddill has repre-.
scented to the Department OF Justice as
being 4 too old to send back to China.
where he has no relatives. but would
.stuivc. The other prisoners were re-
ISlensed under bonds furnished by their
countryIncn They will have q further
hearing la ter u f3 s,S5}
rho fact that the city5of Norfolk sold
laud rented to y c. and e.. C.. Ifudgins
fore their lease expired, they have en-
is! the value Of the crops left standing
at tho time. # N. S
3& The Mayor will. in ali probability. take,
no actor on the petition OF the NVoman's}
Christian Temperance Union that the
81 ague spot Of Wolf Street be wiped on .3
A committee from tho union wnitcd #oni
tile Mayor In his Office this morning and
presented the petition or the body.
Where, ~ asked Dr. Riddics. "'are We:
to seEd these ,,nfortnnates?8 Would YOU
like to heve them living next door to-
you?'', This ended the matter. IT, is
believed that there Will be no further
action. NJ i N. N 355
L Mayor Riddick says he IS In daily re-
lceipt OF appeals from mothers and wives
asking that the gambling houses Of Nor
folk be broken up. The laws are SUCH,
1t Is held that 1t is nearly impossible
Ito do this. Tho city attorney he 8 been
called in consultation by the MAY or B
ana a crusade may resi- III $
vorlts Is beng pushed on the Bay Shore
Terminal Company $ " impr in
Z this city ind between here and e Ocean
View. The, receivers arc having no diff.
Guilty In disposng Of THE certificates
Of Indebtedness authorized By the Fed
eral Court, and tho road will probably
be in operation by summer
Tho gunboat NIayflower, With Admiral
Dewey aboard. passed In the Virginia
t,apss to-day. bound for Washington
The vessel has been the flagship Of tho
admiral during the nlanoeuyers liz the
Gulf and Caribbean Sea this winter,
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ASCENDING TELLER AND
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICES
lspeclal q, The Tlmes-plsp

W. Especial to Tho Tlmes-DlsPatchtl
WIESTO N-sALEM, n. CT March II.
"a white man giving his. name as g. w.
Valentine walked into he police station
here to-day and informed Chief Crutch-
field that he had been a fugitive from. Jus,
tlce for more than q year, and that ne
wished to surrender. Valentine claims
that while paying teller IN one OF the
branch offices OF the Colonial sank u "
he absconded with several hundred dol
lars OF the banks money. He SAYS that
he was under bond given, by the Fidelity
good tho stolen funds. .s
Valentine also says that after leaving
New York he Went West, and later to
Mexico. where he has been most OF tho
His work in Mexico was herdlng cattle,
The man appears TO be anxious 70 return!
TO his native home IN New ork ann stanu
Casually Company, asking u Valentine
was wanted. No reply has been received
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s X sales we're err $3.50 shares.
i RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, March q " isoi.
SALES. Il tl 4 Il q
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New Line to }NeWbern.
Y 4 spccial u r..:a girues-Dlspatch.1

WILMINGTON N. c7., N1nroh Its
announced here on good M thOr!t yS thnti
is tIbn,N Ito carry out the aur hori2a tlollI
conferred some tlrne q gos by its board os
directors and exempt It's Washington
brancli.f from w shington,S n. Gu, 70 lew
more direct linn from the 90 st m part
OF North Carolina to Whining st ollsf ~ ~
Coast Line now operates q line from 2,
st'%llne from New.iern to Washington
would be only5n small nndertak king, rc4
ulliring onsy about forty or d Il fty5. mtles
of new track, II
potato sections OF tern North Ca Dina
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h STEAMERS RESUME. #....
fishermen Make Good Catch of
Shad and Herring.
to The imes.Dispatch.)

---. t5pecla LILO -1f1e- --1-
boats are now making theirtregular trips
from Baltimore to T. tchett's. having been
for seyeral wee ks. Only q few
fishermen have been able to get their
pounds sct. At tho first = catch quite. q
number Of shad ana herring We're caught.
.,rhe herring were very large and fat.
4 Mr.. f.ason Douglas who has beenaNuite
Ill With pneumonia. Is slowly I'M proving
Mr#Thomas Lnndon lost his youngest
child Saturday, having been sick for
some time. This IS tho second CHILD ho
has lost within q few weeks. q ri 70 555
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u. Ess refuniing rs, ,eElstared loa
u. 81. rcrundins ~ COUPON. 1855
i. 81 :a tered Z. Il. 4. y 1oS
IL 81 IS coupon 4. !. \. Il. 1864
IL. S. Now Ii, registered !, \, 4, /. 1s2,a
New 4s coupon Il. i. Il. \. 1925;
XII. 81 Ola AZ rspls,ered. ;. !. y. &. 1854
III, 81. Oil 1T COUSIN NJ ). lb7si
sAtchikcA general H. ~
EAtctis1n adjustment As .s......n 81
5htIanIc Coast Liilc is l0l y
baltimore and Ohio aikB a3,t
EC,lnirul N fisorl,in lis . 1Ds b
II d lat INC (. 4, a. I. II. I. G5I
Cicsapenlsc AMI Ohio i,aK 10Y
Chcae, and Alton IN y. :. ......... 76h
$t,Icago III ant Cuinuy ne,p nj.
ttshlrnso ST md st Paul zen IL. slg7 81
Ccnst, and Nor,hwestsrn con. 7a..,. &. 1914
Chicago. X. /. and Pacific Al Y
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"A FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Tribute TO Mr.. and Mrs, G.. w.
Anderson, Soon to Go Away

a farewell reception and sociat wiiSS
rendered MI. and Mrs. q; W.; sEdefs cia ~
the Railway Youns Mems Christian fksss
ISOLATION rooms last night By the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the association. on the eye
az tho departure OF the couple fgr theifa|
prospective new homo at Gape Gla Me-
tine been yaidmastnr OF the g hesapeakes
ana Ohio In Ful,on, recently rellngutshad
that post to accent q post MI n I pa
halfway Ill Cape Charles. AT the fare.
Well reception last night mum bsrl
their friends were present. q md the oES.ssssi
sion was signalized by the presenta Ion tts
esteem from her asso ciates In the angat sS
larry Is ltogst li.r the occ sion VI as Is
pleasant one, 8s sss s5g "a ~
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REVlvAL|lv
The MARKET | ( / J |
lifts, Phase q Az ])tlstil,ei1t Of
Northern Sccuriti Deci- 81
sion Has Effect. 81
REACTl0NAR TIE Il Q DE 7 y &
"a Greater 13feadth and Alliillyals-
tions in tile Buying Than
for Il Week.
Associated Prcss.)


NEW Y DIRK. March It'll stock mar.
4 1tet gayo indication to-day that The frst
phase or ndjllstnent4 toGthe Northern so
curltcs decision had beer. mostly com IN.
pletod. This would be The covering OF
short contracts put out in nnticipn tlon
Z or The event and the m,tl,ecl,vrsa OF Inc
contend,nH professional element 70 take
& thu market away from the 5bears. rllete-
:, sluctlon or tile short interest was ra,i pa
\ bic IN to-day's carly. market, and thsfn
Was evidence OF attempts 70 4 ak g Trollts
on the part ~ those who had gone lone
o,, stockslto help drive the beArsS Q cove I.
- Z is probable that some OF ,tlie hi,SiNs
since Monday Tor purposes of 5AilrportlnS
si,rces; aisp came into the market Tor
resale. n.dins caise The eacti9nary
{ trenle ri any lime, and am affective rails
4, was achieved before the end of the Sillst
he iorai ma rs ets %ers
4 & Ill IN session. 4 The Adrn noes l1io,1Si!I
lrosh offerings ana held btcl, the hdvanso
& Late III the Cry after the close Of tli9-
foreign markets, There va n dec. ded roS:
.r,Yal III THE demand for stdcEs ;ind y Y
breadth and n ranins ay ts
week. The buy ing wa 3 y believed 70 4 ue
largely from wiia n re cplled professionals y
&suurces }.4 . !, 5s5. N .
iron and steel trade Is believed \ q lia w
i lad no adequate reflection IN the STOCK
mn, kei.4 Ret.ef il I el over tho nsws thut
4 tie soft Goa! miners Will accept the re-
a GHced wage scale. The breaking O the
& droutll III the Southwest Is encpuInE .ilg
10 holders Of rnilrond stocks IN that re-
II sion. ana tho break In wheat aud . aisD
I'm cotton to-day were zen as proi,,ts'hs
better prospects for both cropS. = ne Stiet
results arc iins running from 4 % =
points for all The prominent nc I've st ockS..
81. Paul ind Pennsyl.allin were notably
< active and 8str0Eg.
Tho bond market showed n broad ening.
tendency md was firm Total SD cs,3 Far
value, Sla15t9p. III.
Limited States bonds we're ,,lncllangc on
Total sales we're $3.50 shares.
NEW 70 RI March Close: aloncs
on call easy, j "a TO 2 2 per- cent :; closed
3 al, bid and asked. Time money easy:
II !xty&d days p l.g4 to 81: ninety days Q 70 y
! Il; Six month";; 3-4 10 4. Prime ,rncrcan-i
iileipapsr 4l-23to 8 -. Sterling exchange
strong. viii, actual business In bankers.
bills at si.sS.s1 10 sisfS for demand, and
at siAlo To si,Si.31 for sixty day blls;s
I,osted rates 1854 1-2 ito 8. S5, and Si,sI I.
IL Ass. commercial bills slsr 4 10
si,ss rs. silver IS dol do
lars II IL. u. ts
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Convict Road Builders.

Especial to The Times Dlspatc t. si Il:
X WIal.EO On, ~, C.,5 AIarcn i7,--T he tents
were pitched to-day, ~ the outer aese
In working Halifax coun,y roads With
convict abnr. Road superintendent Die sS
el,s e,gan.zed his iorcss. 'ro5morrow q
tho csnY.cts in the county 1ai X seiltensest
to work out their fms, Will be marched !
here, and they will be placed under Gus
and commence the impprtant Wo.k dftropa1s
building, Re- q 2 S8
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Republicans N orninatc.

(By Associated Press.) ~
BRISTC0L, TENN. March ,17.,-rhe Re-
publlcans Of the First Tennessee sena-
itorlal4 District, { in convention a T Johnson
for senator. ana w, IT, Ciillls for hoater
Resolutions endorsing the administration.
the Panama Canal treaty and Congress,
man ~. r. BrowplOw We're passed, as was
also q resolution 5condenlning the Tennes.l
see election laws as unfairFand un-Amcri-
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Ill nnd Pac. col. 5s..........,. TX
c., G., g. and ST. Louis sen. "
consolidated Tobacco 4a........... Is
Colorado md Southern .,..... SO
I1etlver and Rio Cirande ls.,...,........... gln
Eric prior lien As 4. a7li
Eric General ~ y !.
Fort WorthEnnd Denver Ciey lists. !oitt.
Lousviilc.nnd Nash unine,l "
Mammalian, connnl gold 1881:
HIuxican Central Is .....,..f e5h
Mexican Cs,lrali lst Inc. 1871
Mum and 81 N; orig "a %
Missouri ~ K,nsn Il md Texas 4s.,....,..., rs
Mssouri, Kansas and Texas eds. III;
National N. II. OF Mexico con. 4s........... IS
New York Central gem. 5iss %:
Np,y Jersey Central gen isl:
Northern ranlfic IS :, j. ........ 103ii
Norher,, Pacific IS =. .,..,. II
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held we'll down 10 the no tom. nd tho closc
wts weak ut u deciinefof eeJSl5. points
5rcceilus fore the dag; exceeding last yenr y,
helped IN the decilne, Inc intsrlor m iSe
being received from the South indicate very
light supplies Remaining 70 come for.yar, ~
the 6samc5tinc the demand for spot cott -
day we're much heavier they seemed TO go but
a little ,ray toward restoring confidence among
smaller longs % . "a ss5,s
a Kecelpts at the po.ta to day were 1859 bales
against t.esi last week arid .32i INST year.
week and s7.I2I in III year. To.dav's receipts ut
New Orleans were IA tG bales ngatnst t.lli last
year. and at Houston G::3 Daies against 3,i,S
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recsipls s.s1s bales n les l7lO balcs: stock.
$685. bales export % Great Britain, .ss5 bales,
IL sss So pa de- export 10 ursat britain, rsIo
bales ioE the Continent, STE SbaieA;. s.os X.
S8 ttonsoi.fiatsd at all seaports--Nct receipts.
4 g,i.S bales export gtd Great lttitain. w. u
bales; 70 Fra nee. lIe bales; ~ the Continent.
Net receipts. 65isso7 bales export e Great
ITO Tho Continent. e,g1l,s.s baics- II;
N NEW OR LEA La, March l7-COrToN--
Spot cotton quiet. neither buyers nor ~: tors
cared to operate Wine futures WGtc 500 usl-et-
Futures opened stcapy with prices unchanged
TO points lower on the streiig III OF Liverpool
Local prices went up points above the close
D fyesl.raay III Niay and Suly. .fi2weyer bear
!ah sentiment predominated and nluen was
made or lie heavier rccsipts and the scattered
rains on seen .on The weather. maps. altnongh
some tradcIs Chained that Inc market was
oycrsold itta.J not prevent an immense volume
OF selling orders from being dumped on tho
market. While some OF these ORDERS may have
came !, from short sellers. At the bottom "
the break t.iat .Wns brought about prominent
longs were neayy buyers, which. caused q fa.r.
ca n be ndyancsd lortha break,
No one cIalhled last night that The market
WAS heavy wan weak lyngs. and no one beev-
ed tina, ii MAS this morning aftcr the decline
had spent itself. Some one was eyident,y pu.l-
Ing the strlnsa no sending prices up or doWn
as was. de sired. Is
4 In inc Irauing fluctuations were wide and
frequent. May first gained y points Q Z Is g..
deu.ned to Dol recovered to 15-3 fell again
ioY1hUs and covcred 10 July trst g..ll
ed G points al. 49, declined to IS. recovered
10 l5,sf declined To- 5as ana finally recovered
StjBl5.d7. jis sE IN
Y The narke closed quiet net losses: March.
April, 81. May. is: june. 81 +. July, vs.
August ~. September. SO October 2 and No
ayembcr,3 80. s5f e
h Cotton futures barely steady; March, .S9
bid ApI lI.a,II ~, May, Is. II u IL; june.
41t.2oI ll.5?, Jury, III Iti6is August, 1h1a4r
i1I.Tl: September 1876 a 1850; October. ls,eig
lib: NDveinper la.0y.gI-.i3. i AXE
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Carolina, 16; Oak Rid e,Sfs

.7lE0 1SpeCnI to Mile IIlGS~IJISV3tlC1I,L 5js5
c,IiapeiI. III ILL. N. O., AIaroll C.ar p.3
lima lii her second game to-day q etea y, teeI
visitors had q splendid team. but "a led
to connect with the delivery Of the caro,l
Ina pitchers, The feature OF the sgamsl
was the heavy batting OF WORTH and
Donnelly Tor Carolina. y A @ IA
Z The game was cha racterized by the bril-
liant mays OF the Carolina team. Bit ~
teries: Carolina Harris. HobgooG, Oldnanla
and NOBLE. Oak Rldge-7sNnr ,if.S ana
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TO FEDERAL COURT. n
Governor 70 Appoint Committee
TO EXAMINE "A. and NJ. g. II. r.

Especial to Tho Times ispatch,)
RALaIGI HIN. O.. March 1.-THE State
Supreme Court to-day declined to grant
q writ of error to the United states su,
rreme Court in8the eaa lSAlaed Dan
iels. the negro under sen l,cs OF dea u for
the murder OF y. q, Simmons. fptiier 81
Inited states Soaa tor Simmons. SO Col.
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+ REIMBURSE STATES.
Will Get Back Money Paid for
TRANSPORTATION of Troops.
snecial3 Ia Tho Ti,nas.DisDatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatc h.)
IVA RI NOTION March 1.-THE House
Committee on War C,laIr S reported favor
able to-day the bill providing for tho
Gus sums expended In Tinobiliz!ng troops
at tho outbreak of the va WI tn Spain,
The bill was introduccd by Representative
{Loudensl ger Of New - erseyy. Tho gov
lernmeilt has hitherto rel fused to pay the
cost OF Transporting TROOPS from their
home stations to the place Of mustcr-in.
as thore was no authorization for pay
,ment In LAW. # n
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BANK ROBBERS ALMOST
WRECK THE BU!L G.
(Byl Associated Press.

l7I ~ by tfSSUN1iIfVNk f.TUsStT 'lTI :
5 IoADn CITY, NIarph liz safe-blowers
dynamted THE safes Of the, Bank of
Pasco. last night and almost wrecked the
building,
4 Tho charges OF dynamite wer SO
heavy that the large brick building Waa
cracked from roof Y base, and every
one Of Tie plate sIass Windows we're.
blown cut, 81 & "
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After Iohn Cinnamon.

(By associated Tpyess.J 9B
4 JACKSONVILLE FL.A.,,s March TO
tho thirty Cinnamon arrested Tuesday
with violation OF tho Chinese exclusion
act. eieven had their preliminary trials
to-day be fore the United States comn,s-
sloner, Threp We're he'd and eight pro-
ducad their certificates and We're dis
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Bath Circuit Court.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,)
WARM SPRINGS. VA. March 1T he
first term of the new Circuit Court OF
a It promises to be q very interesting
one. as there are quite ~ number OF
cases In Violation OF the revenue law to-
cases I, and the chancery docket is larger
than usual 49,
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NEW YORKER N JAIL.
Criticised Quarantine Board.
Convicted Of Libel at Mobile.
(By Asgocinlel. Ipress. !

MOBILE, ALA, March III. NJ Linds-
ley, president of"the International Quar-
antine Board IT New York. an organi-
T2at ton having for its object the ,advo-
cacy Of uniformity in State quarantine
regulations, was found guilty tonight OF
3libelling the members Of the Quarantine
!; Beard of Mobile Bay, and fined 500 and
ten days lin Jail. He is now serving sem
tcnce. Last summer DIR. Lindsey pub
lished In a New Orleans and Mobile pa
per an article attacking the board. de-
carng 1t dldsn enforce its resuatio Y >
for the money that wasftin IT. s25
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NAVAL STORES.

I WILMINGTON, NJ c., March l7,--sPIRITs
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doins; ..reee PTS, ~, 70
sbarreis Tar-I;lrm at $50; 7recelptss47 bar bar,
rels. Crude Turpcntlne-- Firm at S9,25q40o;
SAVANNAH, GA, March 12--TURPEN-
TINIS-Flrm at bSc. sales. 100 casks; reee pts,
70 barrels; exports $50 harrels llosln'-T Firm;
ports, ala barrels, AZ ~ ~ Y
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THE TEMPLE FARM. I.
Bill for It's 2 chase Fails :
This Session Of Congress.

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.)
Temple Farm illswill fail Of its passage
BY the present session OF Congress-. The
bill providing for the purchase OF the
celebrated old plantation carries wit 1t
and surrounding country, and has ]. been
5Joersistently presented by all the congress-
men who have represented tho Second Dis
trict. & @ 5,, 81, 3
demonstrating Republican majority, who
will not allow the bill to be even reported
to the House.
The bill will be again presented next
session, and no one can conjecture what
tho result may be, although the pros
poets are considered brighter than at this
time. Mr.. Maynard will continue to press
the matter with all the Vtgor possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

h PETERSBURG, VA. March 17.-PEANIJTS--
In the peanut market shsrs y 70 change I; -, 2
and no large sal les arc reported,
non FOLK. March ll7;--s = !,E Its
igaiwc, Common. s,s asNc.; Spanish, sl..s5 per
busllel. ~ VI s 63fie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
GIRL BURNED 10 DEATH
4. AT FIRE IN THE NJ, WOODS ,.[|''';,

ri Especial to The Time -T,ispat oh. 3assisgS
I: CHARLoTTE,5N. q. March u, IN fancy;
Gaddy, accompanied by,i$st young 81 man %
named william Dallsey, living q fey vFn,iles.
from Marion. came to to wfl, md on their
return made a fro in the woods from
wnich Tie girls clothes caught fro and
wese almost entirely burned from t sslsi
she died in a short time from he acct g i:S
IfnIlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18

sonel Harris will as collnsel appeal to the
United States Supreme Court for y he
application is on the ground 4 hat the
was violated by Guiding negroes frotn4
tho jury box from which the grand juT Nil
was drawn, y;
Tie State Board of Internal JlmproXesFs
ing the G overnor. ex-o icio chui rnlan, toS
appoint o. committee OF threc. cit liens W
assist the board in making a 1orongh IN.
and North Carolina Railroad. III
The Governor has not yet named the
committee. 3. w. Ballard of f'r;lnlslin+s
ton. and b. G.. Beckwith. OF gh, con-
stitute the board. zf54 Il ssss