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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

Sas ausudrtige Nmt erfldrt hier=
segen. baB Der tir3lide Sanbelsbertrag
nit &uBlano feline pOlitii6e @laufel
entbdlt unb bab iiberbaupt teinsrlei
politifdes Nbtomnlen nit &ublano abs
seidlOhen murbe.
8ritif9es S9iff ber=
loren.
Naeaati. Is. Sept. Gin bri=
tii9es Seself9iff, b%er,nutbli9 bic 8arts
2ueia, fieB tiirali6 Dor part Mrtbur
auf cine Wine. Cine psrion an 8oro
tpurbe seretiet. @abrf9einli6 iu9te
bas S9if bic Blodaoe au bur9bre9en.
u nbeabfi9tigts Sronie.
ct. Petersburg. Is. Sept.
@robe 9eiterteit erreste cine Sober
gntslsiiuns oes 2aiiers BEL Nnnahmer
Der Sienft,M nsebote Ginger iibiriider
Mili3 : @ompagnien. 9as @eiud
Iautete: gbrfur6spoa le9en mir guerer
Maieitdt uniern Wuni9 gu Gtbsn, FIR
bas 0aterlano fe4ten uno fterben 81
biirfen.
Ser Gar ma9te nit eisener Sanb
BEL Der petition folsenoe &anbbsmsr=
flung: SD oante Sbnen aufri9tis unb
bOHe, baB fi4 Sbre Wini9e in bollem
umfange erfillen m6sen.
Sirfei.
q M,l bane e ns& ebolte E.
eafoni9i, Is. Sept. 16 ga-
taiaone Der 2otal- Mili3 tuerben in ben
9itritten 8iltiib. Secret unb gerat
mobil eemadt. sic seben nod Yris.
rem CUR Nieberuerfung bes Mlbaneien=
N%ufftanbes. Cine Salonidi Batail=
Ion cling bereits oabin ab. Sie 9lba=
neien fteben abermals i'm Nufrubr unb
nerlansen Nnnabme ibrer iimmtliden
Jooernngen.
Ybilippinen.
Serabeb n ct 8 p=
penf drfe.
| Manila, Is. Sept. SO tpirb
empfoblen, Die ameritaniide Streit=
ma1t bon 4 Regimentern &eiterei unb
9 Snfanterie: &egimegtern auf 8 &ei=
ter &esimenter uno z Snfanterie= &egi=
menter gu reousiren.
Saragnap.
Ser blungen gef D E /.
terri.
8uenos NDres, Is. Sept.
Die 8erbAnolungen spii9en Der para.
guap= &egierun9 uno ben &ebeaen inb
D6ais eef9eitert.
Sie &ebellen srifen beute Saioma,
ben Safen bon Sun Mntonio, au 2anb
uub @aHer an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

ltSCIl uIlU lUult~
berfamen. Na9 Der @9Gbung porz
fons' biirfte bic S9a9tber iteGuna
einen 3eitraum bon IS Sdbren erforz
bern unb $25,0OO,OOO Soften berurs
fq3en. Seine pldns binii9tli9 bes
unternehmens Fat Yarions Der v8rie
tiff @fociotion for tbe announcement
Of Science" porgelest.
Parfons lit fein blpber phantait,
fonbern Elm damn Der praris. Seine
@rfinbuneen i'm Superintendent urb
anberen Snbuitrieapeigen baben fi6
ais fehr tpertbbou ertpiefen. BarIons
Durbe 1854 ais pierter Spbn bes britt
ten Carl bon &pfe seboren. Seine
Qusbilouns snpfins er am ct. Sobns
college 81 Cambridge. Ser @ater
parions' mar Der @rfinber bes be-
riibmten rr=Seleffopen. Gbarlss
@lgernon Yarions ~berbeFsrte bic
Sampfturbine unp ermDeli9te hire
8erDenbnn9 CUR gr5eugung BON gIef=
tri5ttdt, iofpie CUR SortbetDegung BON
&riegsz unb 9anbelsi6tffen. Sir bisIe
Grfplge erbielt er bon Der &opal 60
ctet1 Die Bum prbz W2ebaiae. ParI ions
1T 8eiiber Der s. 81. parions C So.
Electrical GnsinecringsWerfe gu Sea-
ton, Netpcaitlezpn>Spn gei9dftsfibz
renber Sireftor Der paripns Warine
Steam Surbine Company unb Beam
ter beri9iebener arberer 9efenf9aften
fir Sngenieurtpefen unb Gleftrote9ntf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
G0mereteu.

indianapolis Detail gertaufsprete:
Rammrutb aIee Sc. 5O-$7.O 90.
Rotber $6.00-$6. 70.
Nliife 81. 26-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.50-$9.O0.
Netber So. 60-$10.25.
Sancb Timotbb ~$1.8s-$1.90.
@epdbIter ST. 60-$1.s5.
grima 81. 75-$1.8 80.
Sancb &entudp BIausraS $1.40-$1.5O
@rtra reirles in @baf 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab $1.45-$1.60.
Reo Sop in Gbaf 85c-$1.25.
Deiber Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
8eiber Sninois s5c-55e.
Samen Gorrt peib urb eelb $1.10-$1.8 80.
9lmber Suderrobr Samen $1-1.25.s
gnfiIaae Gorn 90c-S1.10.
5ribiabr @erte 90c-Sl.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
@ef@ia@tessS Vte1.

9srH@es Rinbfei@-DefIi4e ettsre 81
7e; biefise Stere 8a--9e; beige %tnoes
$40 Bis Hn0 Yiunb 7ae; bieftss &iibe 4O0
BIS $50 Tfumb h3e ; 2ibe $50 Bic $50 Hfinf
&c; St;er Sorberptertel 6}e, etier Stnter'
p,erteI l1Ac, Sinh &~interpterteI 99e, Htnf
gorberpiertel 5&c, Rub BorterpterteI 43e, Rnt
NtntsrrierteI 8tc.
TsrH9es 4aIbFetfa-SaIber Sc, Stnter'
pierteI 12c, So-beruierteI T.
Sri&es e9afieti& 2an'rner per Tf,snn
lOSc ; e@afe 94e; S&enfeI l3c; Mads ftfrt.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
@onar6enbe9e9mmmg
3uiammenfnnft bes &aiiers nit
benz 3arem an Der @rense.

Berlin, Is. Sept. Die Mor=
senbldtter brinsen Speeial= Depei9en
aus Petersburg iiber 8eritte, oab
swii9en &aiier uno Gar eine 3ufam=
meufunft In Sfierniepice, poler, ifatt=
finoen fone; aber auber Der Shat
iade, baB Raiier @ilbelm beute nad
@abinen an Der polniiden @rense our
Sasb fubr, 1T teine 8eftdtisuns er=
bdltli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
0etretoe.

Dssen - No. q rotber Ella auf Seleu
fen. Sl.14 BON RabIsn; go. 8 rOtber 81 90.
September 81. IA; D~aseupesen $1.14.
8orn (neues) $40. l ueib 543e , Ho. Q
weib 64c; 80. 8 weib t4e; go. a weib,
&c; 70. 2 weib semsi9t 53c; go. 9
weib semsii9t b8s SO. 4 wesb semi3.
61e; SO. 2 seIb 543c; SO. 8 geIb 81 |;
so. 4 seIb 63c; SO. 2 seuriGt 63e /;
SO. 8 aertii9t 53e; go. A sentti6t 61c ;
2oIbes 642c.
9afer- SO. 2 wetser 1896; 30. 8 peibes
33c; go. 2 @euii9ter sale; SO. 8 aenif9tes
32e.
4eu go. 1 9tunotbb 1910; 30.
2 neues Tintotbp $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

SsbtanapsIis RaHeesgreHe:

S.btanapsIis 4afeesgreHe:
@en6bnI. bis gutter 1O-12e; prtzsa BIB se
wdblter 14-16e ; Sanep 82i-83c. goIsss
Deuoru Is BIB 22e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN padetsn:
Ariofa $12.76. Zion $11. 75, SerieS s12.76
Caracas $12. 25, DiHportb's FL. 90, Sut2
Sana 8lsnb SIG. 90, RaiIgou& S1I.76, eots1
8lsnbeb Saua $l1.75.
8uder-Dominoes 1850; Stiid,a6er $40
puIperifrter 5.7Oe; 3f33 p~uipertFrtsr 6.76s,
feiner sranmIirter 5.36c; Cubes b.s5e; Con.
iectionersT N5.25e; Ribseuoob q 5.2Os; B5o.
mtg u 6.l5c; gsuYire y 8. loo; SbeaI eytra
@oIben 6 5.05e; Minbior ertra 9 6.OOe
&ibseuoob u 6.20e; eeIber 6 4. CSC; 1s gels
Der 40.
@~etrudnete 5ri&te--AepfeI, an Der Sonne
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bis 7kc;
@itron 15e bis lac; Rofnen. 2 gropn, per
pfunb, II, 8 grown TIC, 4 @rown TIC iaa,
n~enfpee &c bis Sc, California RuscateI 7Hs;
suItana TIC. iurportirte suItana lie bts lac
California Gpritoien &c bis 12c.
Sprup-Stanbarb Gern 23e bis 25e; &c,
udbIter &c Bis 32c; ecrsbura 2sc BIZ CSC;
Stem Orleans NoIaHes 1se bic zoe; se1pdhI,
ter 30c bis 38e.
GtnsemaGte Sri@te-BIadberries Q I:s.
Slice Hea9es stanbarb, 8 9fb.. 3D.
2.26; combs 8 4funb 81. 5O-Sl. IS; ".
Pea&es, 81. 40-$1.50; Nnaras, etGnbars,
I 3D., 81. 65-$1.S0; SECONDS, 2 pfunh,
81 rs $1.45; CRIME Tobnen. 8 4funS RAM
nen, 8abama Mnanas $1.S0-S2. Csc,
@efiebte Gxbien. = ~. frHbe Stunt s5
Gents, Rarrop 90e, etnsepeiGte 65e-S0e
tomatoes, 8 gfunb. 81. 1O-$1.16. Sudsr.
Rom SOc-s1.2 81, ApfeIbutter. per 9useab.
8 Bfurh. 81.
MiHe-Bra,I reu SC bic 1Oe; SiIberts IL i,
NanbeIn Ia; wei&i&aIise Ranbeln Loo;
Serbian NanbeIn 15e; peanats &c bic &c,
s~er6ftete &c Bic &c; GnsIii9e @aIniiHe ofs.
pidIes-24O0 I'M Sab 80; l2oO TIM 5as
So; 1900 tua SaIbfab $3.50; 800 tn Sa6
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Rom @aaeusRaYft,

Ttn,otbp-Beriaufspretie: $40 5o-l2.5o.
Neues 3imotbp So unb 50
3Iee ger~taufspreiie: s6. 00@{s.00l
NeIiGforn - Serfaufsprefe: ie naG oa
NuaIttdt, 60-63e.
Safer-sei9dIt 43-45e; tn ben Ketren
s8.O0-S9.O0 per Tonne. Reuer 32-36c.
~etrob-greie, ie mad benz Orb. IN RAJ,
len, $7-$9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

6 90 aIfi Of bon Sur9>
f9nittsgrObe, allo ettpd BON 90 SUB
2dnge. piest seeer $4,000 Qsunb unb
liefert bann 5000 Bfuno Sped,
ippraus 1900 Pfunb Sbran ~getponnen
tperben fDnnen. Sas Sif9bein, oas
man benz Ha9en zines folhen Sbierss
entnimmt, bat bann etna bas 9emihi
bon 5000 Bfunb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

etneS IL Wtetlen
tiefen S9a9tes
als cine lei9te;
Die 5%unebmenbe
WGrme na9bem
Grbinneren bin
unb fpn # ise
9inbernihe sez
ftalten b o q
bas unternebz
men 5u einem
Guberit i9tpie>
~ .-A -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
WrA@te auD 0estase.
Srn@ te.


MepfeI-S1.O0- So. 80 per Sab.
8onanen-@ewdbIte 81. 90 bis $l.25 per
8und, speite AuaIitdt 75e bis SLIGO.
SofusmtHe-$3.26 per 9uneert.
@stronen-Neifnas, 500.
Oranaen- Sanep California 2dlensia $4.OO
california Seedlings $3.50 biz Sz.75.
Nnanas-$3. 20 PER @rate.
gHaumen-$1.0 90 per guibeI.
girnen ST. 90 per 8uibeI.
Georgia ~4irnen-$1.te per @,ate.
SSeiaen Smprna 11-16c bas Hfuno.
DatteIn &c per gfunb. 80 4fS. &tften.
Neaer Sonis-l6c.
Eruuben &c bis z5c per &orb.
9frfi9e 75c Bis $i.50 per 8uibel
@antaIou es-S1. 60-1.75 per SOB.
NaHermeIOnen 12c bis lSc.
0emaie.
Neue rotbe &iben--124c per Sutenb gun'
DIES.
Graut-60c bis Zoe PET SOB.
BIumenfobI $1.5O per Dntenb.
@urten 40e per 2orb.
@eIerp-per 8mn4 16e.
Crime Bobnen SOC per BuibeI.
@r!neS Gorn, 6-6c per Susenb.
9Reue 8artoHeIn DOC per 8ufbel.
Sabfartoffe In 81 80 per 8uibeI.
Stabilize 8c-1ac per Ousenb gun@es.
Nbubdrb l0c per Ouseno.
SaIat ST.. 10 par SaB.
iSmiebeln - ~$1.25-l.b0 per Buibel.
SpaniI9e 3ruiebeln 81. IS per Srate.
Tomatoes-60 per Buibsl.
Napp 8pbnen S2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16

Gsb6rrtes RtnhFeij@ - S&tnteu, req.
Sets, 13e; Aubenietten 1l}G Suneni. II;
2n69eI 133c.
Diirfe = @erdu9erte Sraturrf sse
Tranffarter TIC; Bologna IN Ddrmesi etc. IN
9u& SIC.
S9nnat- tn Iterces-l. Dual. 9te; Q.
NmaIttdt SIC; 8. luaIttdt $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
pfrlbmtfr 6af.
Gts Ntutam GafniaSS G~ntoe6umeen rus
2tnfeatbaIt IN CnfeI Gems Yam.

anfentbatt in cnfeI Cams gam.
Inter ben aablrei6en prominenten
GurppGern, pel6e bermalen aus Mnz
LAB Der 81. 3ouiier @eltaus{tenun9
bas 2anb Sntel Cams bereiien, biirfte
Der englif6e Gelebrte Sir @iQiam
&amfaD elmer Der bemertenstpert6eiten
fein.
Wintam Gamfap, Der 1852 in 9lasz
gotp gebDren tpdrb unb al Der bortiqen
1niberIitdi, fopie on Der uniberfttGt
gu Si6ingen itubirte, mar am 9emiz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Sftahen.
0or einem M fetne
S9Ia9t.
SfaFen.

Nue NI6etugeu uut ueHl NlVtHStWuu-
plaB ipre4en oaftir, oaB Elm Wonat
bersebt, bic bic sroBen Ssere in Der
mittlersn Maabidurei fia tpieber in ei=
mem beiBen Sample seseniiberffeben.
Sn petersburg erpartet man ben
nd9fen beoeutlngsboIen Gampf in
port Nrtbur, mo f9uerere @efedte
slei9fals felt einisen Wo9en ni9t
mebr Dortamen.
panif be d tpunben n.
Wufben, Is. Sept. bia pe=
iersburg, 16. Sept. Sie panifartisen
3uitdnbe nod Der 2iaO gang S9ladt
inb BEL Der in Mutoen concentrirten
Mrmee iebt beri6munben.
Sic @ei9dfte fino misber aufsenom=
men unb bic rufiid=9inefide 8ant it
uieoer ge6fnet.
6 n o r m 9 erIufeb ger 3 a :
paner.
Sab bic Sapaner ibren Siss ri6t
ausnusten, bat bier grftaunsn errest.
gine unabbdnsige Nutoritdt, tpel9e
Die ruifiiae Ra&but besleitste, srtldrt
bic llnterlaHuns nit benz umfanoe,
oaB bic Sapansr an einem Sage 49,
900 an Sooten unb 8erpunoeten per=
loren batten.
8ef9ieBunsp ortMrtbur's.
g t. peters6urg, Is. Sept.
Sen. Stoefel, Militdr-g 9 feblsbaber
in port Wrtbur meloet. baB bic Saba
ner gefefigungen am Sambon Serge
aufiibren iomie on anberen pun!ten;
bic 8eidisBuag por Sorts unb 6afen
gebt meter.
Nm 2. Sept. fosen $50 @ei9oRs
in Die Stabt. Die Sapaner erlieBsn
einen Mufruf on bic ruffii1en Srup-
pen, Der fe our nebersabe aufforoert
Sdpan. 0orbereitunge n
gegen ben s .paB.
Mufben, Is. Sept. Na9 9i=
nefiiden Nadri6ten madte Der furtt=
bare 2si9en=@ eru1 Die &dumung 3iao
Bangs burd bic Sapaner notbmenbis.
Sic Sapansr bsfsitisten seifern bic
3usdnse bonn 5luie aus. &leine Nb=
tbeilunsen sinaen n0roli9 bonn Saitie
GluB aus; augeni9einlid oauern bic
0orbereitungen su einem 8ormari9
an, tpenr au9 bic speite Stufe Ger
iapanii9en 8emesung nod ni6t boil
lenbet 1T.
2urOti maridirt jebt 6ftli9, udbrenb
in tueftlider &i4tuns cine sroBe Streit=
ma&t ben SiaO Jlub binauf sefanbt
tperben fol-.
100 8arfen ben TIuB
hinauf.
gu bieiem 3wede nabmen bic Sa=
paner bersits 100 grobe Barfen, nit
benen fie Biz gum Sic pab fommen
tpollen.
Dor 8eiebuns bes Sic pafies neb.
men Die Sapaner faum pfeber eins
Sala4t an. Na4 biefser Nnfdi
mag bic 8ampfespaufe perf9ieoens
Wo4en bauern.
Seine g efe9te.
ct. Petersburg. Is. Sept.
giner 9epeide bon Sen. &uropattiu
3ufolge murbe am Mittuo9 ni9t &C.
tdmpft. Sarte Gbtbeilunsen feinb.
li4er Snfanterie finb 8 Meilen n0rb=
LID pnn Der Osntai=S tation porseriidt.
NffoIo g ro3opoi.
Sbanebai, Is. Sept. Sc,
Saotai siebt nod INNER feline Nntpor'
auf bic iapanii9e 5oroeruns. baB BIZ
Mannidaften Der ruifiden &risss.
iaife Mifbolo unb 8ro3oboi an Bort
oiefer S9ife gebalten tpsrbsn iolen.
iebO9 tueroen iapanii9e &reuasr iebsr
0eriud, bic Wannidaftsn bon sban.
gal tpes3ubringen, bereiteln.
Sic gntpafnuns Der Mifbolb If
DoQen6et.
u nsebIi9es bfomme
m u Ion b.
BerItn, Is. Sept. Sas aus
tpdrtise Mmt nabm RenutniB bon einen
beutieen Mrtitsl Der 2onbon Shines
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Tdeli6er MarftbertG..


Btepnaorgt,
Snb,unapolis linton Biebbofe, Is. Sept.
Htnbpteb.
@etpdbIte bis prima @Tport
gtiere, 13OO-15O gfS...... IS 25-5 %
Eabise BIB mittlere Export
stiere, 13OO-14OO 4fb....- 460-525
Cute bis prin,a s9Id9ter etiere,
116O-1250 9fb...~.-....... 4 2b-4b
@ep0bnIi9e Stiere, 11,b0 bis
1880 Xtuno. .-......"....... D oO-4 ID
Cute bis semdbIte Seeding
Sttere o 0U-o 10
Edbise bis quite Seeding Sttere,
8oO-l0O0 8fb. ...".".--". 25-S 5O
Suite SfoderS ."............ oo-oo o
2eiGte Stoders. .......~....... ZVJ-o 20
@ute bis eerpdbIte %inbsr..""" 376-46O
RittIere bis quite @taber-...... 326-3 90
! @,em6bnIihe Minber bO-3 90
Cute BITS ssrudbIte RRhe... ...... 54O-57 70
RittIere Riibe. 8 00-3 %
@eu5bn!i@e aIte Ribe. .."..--.. l 60-8O 90
@ute Riibe NIT RaIb.... $50 $50
geru5bnIt&e Gite nit Raj .... $40 2b
g5emdbIte SdIber 4OO-7 So
S&rpere 4dIber 800 %
8rima BIS fanep Sport Butter
Huuen 1854 90
@ewDbnIi&e Dis quite D~Inen...... 276-3 90
Gew6bnIide Hgiea..-.-.--.-.. z 26--2 %
S0petns
Suite bis sepab!te fswsre.-".... Is 05-6 10
@emii1te uno idmere Badsmg... s0O-6 10
Cute bis eewdbIte Iei&te. ---.- SIS 20
@em0bnli9e Iei&te.-."....-..-.. 60O-6 10
Suite 9iasu 8 0O-6 30
Qeihte 1 26-4 rs
8orob8 4 60-6 20
S@afe.
Sprina 2amts.. 8 90 3 80
Suite bis sewd5Ite gtnidt rige-... 8 90 rs
@ew5bnlite bts quite @iniabIiSe 80 325
Suite bus sspdblte S9afe."..-.. 90 8 90
Drbinare DIS aute S2afe..... TO 8 90
2 90 8 30
NSde, per 100 9fo..-.".-...- 100 2 30
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Dmttes, 9ter amo Seaasel

gambler besabIen foIgenbe 4retfe:
Sutter Country, loo, @re9uera 22e,
GIgin 23s
Gier-l7e per Suteno.
Sibner 10He, SABINE 8. Eurseps-lo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-16
Sdte.

gngros s Sertuifspreiie Snporttrter
S1uesertdfe 80c per 9funb etnbeimii9e.
e@wepertdie NC, Diseonftn Cream 8 2dfs
IL, Stem gorf @bebborsl 12e. einbetnb
f@er 2~t,aburser Ice. Srid 13e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
SON WAS MURDERED.
Father Of Wentz Still OF That
Opinion.
fI,v AssocIntcd Press. J

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May n.-Dr.
John s. Vent, father Of 10. l.. Wentz,
who was found dead in Virginia, gave
ou. a statement to-day. in which he ex-
pressed the conviction that his son was
murdered, and later he was ACQUAINTED
with the verdict Of tlc coroner, ne re-
fused 10 change his belief, but declined
10 discuss the matter further. The fol-
lowing is his statement:
MY son did not commit suicide. He
had no reason whntcver for doing such
a thing Some people would like 70 show
that he did. In order to clear themselves
OF his murder, but their plan VIII not
work. Edward did not have asaTepoiV yer
Win him when he disappeared. ~ ~. the
weapons he owned have been found IN
his homo in Big Stone Gap.
..As for the statement he had differ
ehces with me over business affairs and
had given up his position. 1t is equally
absurd. There was positively no motive
whatsoever for him to take his life, He
was happy and perfectly contented with
his position, as far as know. II he had
decided 10 QUIT the business he had an
independent fortune, which he could have
lived on without work or worry"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

closed; dismount, open case and put on
extra coat putting discarded coat ~
case close case. mount and return Win
case Ia same spot from which 1t was
first taken dismount ground case, pick
up urnbrella, open same, mount and car
rying umkella open, return to starting
pont Winner to receive s25 In gold, or
silver cup. as may be preferred. En-
trance fee, $780,
500 p. M-Fourth event, jumping con-
test. For horses owned by members of
the Deep Run Hunt Club and to be rid
den by gentlemen riders two jumps at
four feet, and two jumps at four ieet
six inches. Winner to receive S25 N solu'
or silver cup, rs may be preferred M
| trance fee, $500.
| $50 =, M-iifth event steenechase, a
| swcepstake of $1,000 each with 500 ~
gold added by the Deep Run Hunt Cllip'
of which 500 to the first and OF tne
balance of the stakes 60 per cent, % lhe
second and 40 per cent. to the third FOR
porses owned by members OF the Deep
Run Hunt Club that have hunted Win
the Deep Run hounds prior to MAfell
90, 1901 weights according TO Natiohal
s,teeplechase and Hunt Association rules,
which are as follows;
Four ID year-olds, li5 pounds ilVe 'ol
year-olds. 1853 pounds; six (6) year-olds
ana over, l66 pounds, Mares hlloWea
live rounds, and geldinss farce pounds
lIalfpreds allowed ten pounds under tle
above scale, but no horse to carry less
man 1870 pounds. OyecweiShts allowed,
3Centlemen riders. Distance about Two
and a half C Ley miles, over the regular
81 eepleehase course with the LSerpool
jump cut out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
SPRING MEETING OF
The HUNT CLUB
The Races on Saturday Promise
to be a Notable
Event,

The tenth annual meeting of the Deep
Run Hunt Club on Saturday promises
to be one of the notable events of the
season. The farmers lunch will be
served at 70 o'clock in the afternoon in
the club house. The races will begin
ut S:SOsocock. The programme follows;
s.20-Nirst event. farmers race For
horses ownedsb by farmers or sons of far.
mcrs over whose, land the club has had
permission to hunt during the season OF
l503-'oi. All entries subject to committee
of farmers appointed by the Race COM
mttee First prize, saddle; second,
bride; third, whip. Distance, one-half
mile on the turf Entries close at post,
400 p. M.-Second event. jumping con-
test For horses owned by members of
the Deep Run Hunt Club. and to be rid
den by gentlemen riders over four jumps
at four feet. Horses entered in this
event not eligible to enter In the fourth
event Winner to receive s25 in gold, or
silver cup. as preferred. Entrance fee
$500
i.So T.. Third event. novelty race
To be ridden by members OF Deep Run
Hunt Club. all contestants to start to-
eether; ride length OF grounds to post
about SO6 yards; dismount pick up dress
suit case mount and return to Starting
post, carrying dress suit case In hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
KILLING IS
ACCIDENTAL
The Coroner's Jury III the Wentz
Case Renders Verdict to
This Effect.
DECISION CAME AS SURPRISE
lRv Associated I2ress.)

tBy Associated Press)
BRISTOL, TENN, May lille came
10 his death by tho accidental discharge
Of his own pistol Is tho verdict Of the
coroner's fury, which for nearly two
days has been Investigating the circum-
stances and conditions SURROUNDING tho
death of Edward l.. Wentz. the young
millionaire, whose body was discovered
decaycd aud unburlcd on spur OF BLACK
Mountain last Sunday afternoon.
rhe first and second days sessions OF
the Investigation were held at the spot
on the mountain where the body was
discovered. The verdict came as a sur
prise In every quarter. as the great ma
jorty OF the people who heard the
evidence and examined conditions sur
rounding the body as IT lay on inc
mountain believe the cause to have been
suicide. while there are many others who
say there is crime SO deep and cunning
as to make the affair more mysterious
than over. 4
The inquest, which was adjourned at
dark Yesterday. was resumed this morn
ing at 9:so o'clock. Upon the arrival OF
the coroner and his jury, fully two nun
Grcd People, coming aa II seemed, from
every rock and crerice In the mountain
side, surrounded the stlll roped-in sec
ton. from which the body had been re-
moved.
Mr.. ! r. Built, Of Big Stone Gap,
attorney for the Wentz Interest In TINS
section. conducted the examination OF
witnesses for the family The FIRST VII
ness was David Raleigh, the youth VINO
discovered the body. E
Mr.. Bullitt. representing the Wentz ram,
rs. said to-day that Dave Raleigh "ouia
ccr,ainiy receive n suitable reward, but
ns vet the amount had not been decided
upon. Regardless OF the jury's verdict
Of accidental killing. 1t is certain that
dntectiyes representing the Pinkcrton
agency will remain In this section ~
connection with the case. There IS little
doubt that the Weni2 faInilS pe'iuss ny.
Iv.s crime In the death Mr.. D. d, Wentz
esnressed himself az OF the opinion that
there had been an encounter before MS
brother Has killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
0DD-FELLO!W7S IN
. SESSIONAT DURHAM

Especial to The Times DisT atch,)
RALEIGH. N. c., May 1.-THE Grand
Iodre OF Odd Fellows held two sessions
to. day at Durham.
This afternoon the representatives and
visiting odd Fellows We're taken on a
trip over the lines of the Durham Trac-
ton Company, spending some time at
Lakewood Park
Tonight a complimentary concert was
given at the Conservatory of Music.
At the session this morning 1t was de-
cded that the next session of the Grand
Lodge will go TO Elizabeth City, There
were three applicants for tho honor,
Elizabeth City, Charlotte and Godsboro,
The present session is one of the largest
attended of any for several years. IT was
estimated that about go We're present last
night at the first session and many more
reached here this morning. In addition
To the large number OF fepresentat'Ves
and mast officers there are many promi-
ucnt odd Fellows from all parts of the
state who are here looking In on the
gathering
A change was made in the time for
the senli-annunl election OF officers in the
slbordinate lodges SO that In future they
be held on the last meeting nights in
Nav and December. a committee was
appointed to draft u new constitution and
bylaws for the government or the Grand
Lodge. This committee Will render Its
report at the meeting 10 De hela IN Eliza
beth City next year,
Now officers will be elected at the
session Tomorrow morning, this being the
last session Of the Grand Lodge for this
YEAR According to the regular order of
succession to office, OF grand master,
Mr.. Henry II. BigGs, now deputy grand
master will be elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
FLUVANNA WEDDING.
Mr.. Perkins, Of Baltimore, and
Miss Bowlcs Married.
(Special TO The Times DIspatch.)


KENTS STORE. VA. May 1.-ln the
presence of an immense gathering at
Beulah Baptist Church. NEAR here, yes
terday morning at Q o'clock. Miss Nam
ME, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Bowles. became the wife OF
Mr. Christopher A. Perkins. of Baltl-
more, Md.
Beulah Church. performed the ceremony
at a most beautifully improvised altar,
decorated with flowers and ferns,
Mrs. NJ, A, Shepherd presided at the
organ and rendered Lohengrin's bridal
chorus at the entrance of the bridal
party and Mendelssohn's as q recess
sional The ushers were Messrs, ]. III.
perkins and c.. a. Bowles. The bride was
escorted by her brother Mr.. Spottswood
p. Bowles. She was handsomely gowned
in a blue tailored travelling costume,
with hat to match, and carried cluster
OF white carnations. The grooms best
man was Mr., j. Waller Perkins Of
Louisa. Va,
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins left for a Northern
wedding tour, at the conclusion OF which
they will return to their future home In
Maryland.