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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

~ BALTIMORE. MD. Sept, ?o.-FIOut--Qu!et
and Unchanged Wleat-Firmer spot, con-
tract, s3J.diSslsc.: spot. No.. red. western.
saNdS4,ic, ); southern by sample, 6gslc. Corn
Firm, spot. 6sa5sAc. Oats-F'irtn; No. mixed.
Odi30l.c. VA Rye-Firm; No. western G5lsc.
Enthusiastically and unchanged ; fancy imlta-
ton i9dpo0c. do. creamery. 22ac.; do ladla. lsD
i9c store packed. lbGl6c. EgRs--Firln and un !.
changed at 2lc Cheese--Flrn and unchanged
nj iiaE6p1sc. Sugnr-Steady; coarse granulated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
c111cAco scnt. aA-oAu.rIIE -3 ecelpts, %,

CHICAGO. Sept. 90-oA1.rIE.- Recalpts q, :
ooO head. Market fair to steady. except TOR
best which were loc higher. Beef !! steers + r
s cows and canners sld6a44oi calves, s3a16o
so hssd MnGKet 6 o. hsssr
ntncsers. s5GiG,5Tis; light, $5.so157s Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head. Market animated Prices
hrm.|' Sheep, 1905. 90; lambs, $5QpI76. &
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT. MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers McCabe and Coz 4,
pErERSisURd. VA, Sept. ls,-PEAN UGs-
sra nish-Aiarket weak Mt ST. 10 per bushel,. Ylr-
ginia-Mnrket weak lat ~ 93No; ior fancy
Stock machine picked, eis CSC Smelling stock
a, lE0Q2lSc. E9 siif
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CATTLE MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Sept, EEvEs-Recclpts.
4 ia Mend. Il Good steers firm to lOc. higher;
others 1;1is nes slow to loe. lover bulls and cows
steady to Arm; nearly all sold Steers ss7Ig
81 S6dts "a; Western hefcrs 49, 3sGl3, 30, Calves
Receipts. 1854 head. veals slow and sSaso 70.
lower; closed fully 5oc. on. Grassers dun anu
SSds76; Few choice and selected, 39Ns,2S little
calves shrowsu Soado c E1ISssers a,o ana
CITY dressed yeals. 9llsc per pound; choice.
isle. country dressed. shg12c., Sheep and
iLaInbs-R receipts. s.474 head. Sheep weak
.lnmbs slow and 5Q25c, lower; q few cars,
m,ainly late arrivals. unsold. Sheep. $3lF4.15
oulis 81. 9Sql5O0; Canada lambs. s7Q76
lIlogs-Recel pts 500 head. Market weak.
State hogs. s5,s0d60o,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
PRODUCE MARKET

Continent, 12s,752 bales; TO Japan 900 bales; {
Mexico. 100 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

pann.r, len n,n conv 3iks ...,.,....... 1Q5N
pendinr = General As. Recommendations. 1914
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con- OBS. III .,Is
a. ",is ani,,hwaaterr5 con, a S3Z
Stnhoard Air Lins js. Observation-Disclosures. s0ti
So,,thrr pneihc AZ Observation-Disclosures. 95as
So,,t harn n n iwnv a. 12l
.cxns and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1854
;roinio 81 H. md western is -. I. 81
iinIon pacian 1915.
fin;on Pacific cony ls............ ...... i. 1855
United States Steel I'd 971s
iyrnbaah .............. 1851
WabaAh Deb. 4
Wheeling and Lake Erie As. ..............:.. eoX
Iyiaconsin Central IA ,,.,,..,,,.............. 05
IL m n I Is. ID seris 10l
Inpan 1Hs certltlca les COX
In In n Jiss "a series i 90h
Colorado Ind ST. series Z. 7ah
Colorado Ind. IS, sef3es b ........... 71H
Southern Pacific 49, Vat certificates 87h
M and @. collateral Trust ls............ 99A
Central Of Gorgia Sd Inc........ 7s5i
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Firm No. spring wheat. sGGSSc.; NO o.
az atSs,a c. No. 2 yellow. s29a gssc, No. oats
sic: no. white, s7at 9sst ~. ~; rye .
TO choice mating. 4ldbi7c No. flaSseed, &c. ;
No. i northwestern. astac. Mess pork per bar .r
roll sl4.95Gl5oo; lard. pr 19y POUNDS VIZ, w..
sides 4(boxedS. : S. 75as.6o. H'hiskey. basis Of
high wines. sl.9s. Clover, contract grade. w =.
li6isGpISlbc Eggs--s,eady at mark. cases n
Guided, IKE. hrsts, Isle. prime firsts 2o1sc' !;
extras 22Sc. as sY'S5 t74srsF&2i 70
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u. s. refunding %, registered 1o4
U. s. refundns 2s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lo4
u. 8. o. reRistcred +. 1oi
II. 4. as. COUPON. V. 1O4
u. s. New 4s, Registered 1sl
u, 81 New IS, COUPON /. /. I. !. la
X: & Old a. rcaixi cred . . 7. y, /. iti
II a q Ola sIs co,,noi,. a. . . q. 1G5
1mericnn .rohn al, Is certiflcatos. "a
American robacco Az, certificates. Z. 10
Aichiuon general A. ..,,,.....,,....,.....10 100
Atchison adjustment y!
Atlantic Coast Line A........,......,.,.....lg ~!
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ou
Baltimore and Clio 3hs...,........-........ 9e
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures q
Central OF Georgia lat Inc............,.....a ~
T.enirai of tC;corvia I'd Inc !. SC
C,hnsa neako and Ohio Observation-Disclosures 7
r.hica y, d nd FAltnn 3l,s 8.
Chica 81 IL al Quincy now A. 10.
Chicago, r. II end Pacific r. r.. Is. ...... g
Ci1icngo RI. and Tac. r. r.. col 5s.,... va
CT C.,EC. and st. Louis gen. is..,......... w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

I Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Colorado Midland 10 y
colorado md southern A.. 03A,
Sfhn ~ cort m m On Jos i&t
11envor And RIO cyrande Il, iOlG
iJisiijlers aecuri lies Is Slh
ErIe nrior lien IL lO2%
jtrie t,pnerni IL ~. . .,.,........... OAK
Fort Worth and Denver City LIST. I. Z. 1l3N
Hooking Valley 4ns (ofrered) 4. ll2h
lamar h cert 0cntes 1G2
|3InmiayiIle md Nash Unlned H........... 1JlX
Nh MINI ian c1r.soi rold Is,,,,........... 1854
Msrican 4 Central an 82M
Mcxicen Central list inc ,.......... IAN
MINI and al . Iouix ..n...!........ 9Gn
n ssour Kan and rex. Is (ofrercd) 49,. 102X
+ N l.sorri, Knnsas and Texas 2ds........... ss "a
Ma tionti r : n AZ Mexico con, 81 "a
/ New York Central gen s,ss................ vo%
Nsw Jersey Central gen. 6s................ 13iss
Northcrnt paci lc Al =, 106 ISL
Northern Pacific 3s................. Tx
| Norfolk and Weateri con- ls............... 10S
oregon Short Line refundlng 4s.......,.... ssN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

Va. Car. Chem pfd.. 8 p, c.....,. 100 1g1& 1854
IVA Carolina Chemical com. 100 30 ~.
Iva. Car. c.. Co. Col TT. 6 y. c....... l02 1890
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

@sb6rrtes HinbReH9 - e@tnteu, rea
stts. 13te; xaseniettsn l0c: sSHx.nt. ISL;
xn68eI 16e.
e9neb - In Tierees i. Dual. &c; 2
0uaiitdt s1e; 8. nuaIttdt s3e
&alrfe - 0erdu@erte Srafm,rf sk,
Srartfurter 73e; Bologna tn Darmes &c, in
Iu@ SIC.
SnoianapsIts RaffeesHreije:
cersobnI. bts gutter 10-12s; srtssa. BIZ GO
Ddbltsr A-lse /: SaneY s24-8ee. Gslbss
Bego~ 10 bts 22e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN Bo6etsu:
Grioia $l2.7s. Zion $12.75, Ser;es el2, rs:
Caracas sl2. 70. DiHmorts'3 Ga. 80, xuta
Sara glemb BIG. 60,R aiIBom9 sI2.25 eatss
BIsn5sb Sapa SI2.60.
Saeer-Dorntnoes s.s2e; etlcsates III
$u!perifrter 6.e7e; xxf4 prIpsrtNr.ss s.79s,
fehaer sranmlirter 6.47e; Cubes 6.s2e; Epxe
fetionera' a6.42c; Hibsspoob Y 6.I7s; No
aig Z SIG; empire A6. o2e; SbsaI aStra
@oloen 6 6.sTe; BirSipr er.ra 8 k.s2eI
8isseuoOb 6 6.s2e; seIber 9 4. 77s; Ii
Ger 6.32.
eprup-stanbarb Corn 2se bss a5e, 40,
mablter nc BIB 32e; eorsbau see Bic 8e<:
Rew Orleans RoIaRes 1ss bis 2se; ssuasb
ter 30c Bis 38e.
etdrse-EearI, 8te, @bamp.pm glok, / xxa
8 gtato Sadets 8, aorm. / qfb. Radae.
4K-62e.
%GamoY-7s etanseu semtlst 7; go,
Gee semii3t 6Ae; Banner TpiE Ss; grears
Sonbons 1Oc: Ne. 2 Cream senif8, &C.
pi6Ies-24O0 TN Sab $40; l200 I'M sas
IS; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $500; 400 im Gas
$3.50.
etnserna9te Observation-Disclosures Bio,
$1.lec Reaaes STANDARD, 8 3d., ~
2.26; combs 8 pfunb 81. 60-si. es: He
&saGes, 81. 40-Sl.60; Mnsnaf, etaxtaxt.
Q Rfb.. s1.65-s1.Se; eeeumSs, 8 Btyus.
81 .2 sl.45; crime 8obnen. 8 gfaxS 8cn
men. Babama Hnanas S1.9C-2. s6f.
@eftebte esbien. $1.20-Sl.7 5, fra9e Sud s
eents. &arrcv 9oe. etnseues9te 56s-sos
tomatoes. Q &funb, 81. I0-S1.I5, 8udss
2orn Soe-N.s 6. apfeltatter, ver Eutsxn,
8 Hfunb. 81.
&es-&aroIima, 3opt. 4i--s&. Sa$sn 81
-62e, se5ro&ener, 3--4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
SriiGte unb 8emHfe.
Sra9te.

=
MepfeI-@wte Ro9apfeI $2.25-2.60 per
Sab.
8ananen 81. 25-1.75; fIeine 90c-Sl.0O,
granbsrries S .00-7.0O.
9rauben NaIasa $3.50.
gitronen $40 1925 per Rife.
Oransen $a.10-2.bo; California eeeb'
Iinss l.7O-1.9) per Rife.
9emife.
Motbe Riben $1.50 per Sab.
Rraut. SoIanS Seeb $2a per Tonne; %otb'
traut 81. 80 per Sab.
California GeIerp S5e-S1.c0 per 8un@.
BIumenfobl $3.50 per Grate.
Differ pIant 15e per DuSenb.
SaIat lie per Tfunb.
SmiebeIn $a.2s-2.5O per bu,bert 8funb;
SLIGO per 8uibeI; ipanti&e 81. 80 per Grate.
2artoHsln 1850 per Cad; 60c auf ben
@eIeiien.
Sainois eib : RartoHeIn $500 per Gab.
garinips $500 per Sab.
Rabieie 25c-96c Der Outenb.
YeterfiIie 50e per Dutenb Bun9es.
Spinat so per SaS
@eibe Rlben $500 per Sab.
Hmtabasas %$l.10-$1.20 ter Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Eatteriom-EroseB
Die 0eibworenen f6naea fid ni6t
einigen.

q EN- q o II, 8. Wai. I'm l l1br
beute Na9mittag tpurfe Der isaa Harl
Yatterfon's ben 5sf6wprensn iiber-
geben. Sn isinen Snitrutticnen ma9te
&ecorber 9of bic @ei9worenen barauf
aufmertiam, buB bic gnsetlaets, tuenn
fe aud in ber @eieai9aft su ben I'm.
tsren 9lafen ssre6nst tpsrbs, bod bie=
ielbsn &edts uno bisielbe gsa9tunq
bsanipru9en tonne, ME cine 5rau in
b6Gfter geieaidaftli4er Steaung. Die
Wertbeibisuna i9eiue an3unebmen, bab
bic 8eidworenen i1ur SelbfmOrb
Ooun9's pber Woro i'm erften Grab
aanebren f6nne. Der &i4ter erfldrte
bic beridiebensn @rabe bon Morb unb
3ooti9las unb iaete es lei Sa9e Der
@siaporeneu au enti6eiosn, Db bic
Nnsetlagte i4uloig iei uno pel9sn
@raoes beg 0erbre9ens fts ii9 i9uloia
gema6t babe. I'm 2:30 ubr singsn
bic @ei9wOrenen gum Sriibfhd. Sc
b~srlautsts, baB bel Der erien Ibfim.
mung 9 Stimmsn fur nidti9uloig,
8 FIR iduloig 9eweien ieisn.
I1m 11:50 u6r t~slep6onirte &scorbsr
6of bon isinsr Wobnung er tuerbe i'm
@ebduoe bss @riminal9eri9tes erT9ei=
men nnb I'm 1910 ubr traf er Elm.
I'm 1:35 ubr tuaren bas @eri9t unb
bic @ef6hporsnei bsriammelt. Nan
pattsrion feblts, ba He angebli9 trant
mar. Der &i9ter srtbeilte 8efebl fs
iofort borsufi6rsn.
Ser Obmanr Der @ei9porenen be-
ri9tete barauf bob f4 bieielbeu ni9t
einigen t6nnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
OetseDe.

&eaex - go. 2 retEes 9ic Gt gslt,
fen. 93c BON RabIem; go. 8 ra.sz sss,
Mai S3c: Baeenwsaex e0c.
&orn (neaes) 80. l wett 48Ic 10. .
ueis 49,; go. 8 wetb 4s}e; ao. 1 rat,
4se; no. 2 wetb senri4. 4s3:; 80. 9
neib semii&t 48}c; 80. 4 pst semsi&,
46c; go. 2 selb 463c; Ro. 8 selb 4e}.;
gao. 4 seIb 48e; SO. 2 aenti&t 48}s;
go. 8 aeuif&t 4S3e; 30. 4 seaif9t 47s ;
&oIbet 47c.
3afer- 30. 2 ~etber 293s; 70. 8 psttss
So3e: 2e. 2 oerii9ter 90; go. s fezsf4sa
29ie.
8eu go. 1 at,notbs 80 co.. 20.
2, 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

Hrtf&es Hinhfei9-&efIt9e Gtere ~ II
73e; bisiiee etiers 9-9ie; befse Sstsbss
$50 Bis 200 8fune Sc; btsftee 3ise 40o
BITS $50 4fuab SIC 3abe $50 BIB ESQ pfustb
7e; etier gorberptertsI 7e, Gtier Qtntes,
pierteI l2e, Sinh Sinterptertd lie, SHsb
gorssrpierteI &c. Ruiz EcStesrtsrteI 6fe. &ib
o:uteroterteI 81.
Srif9es 4albfeH4-SaItes 94e, Stnte.s
uierteI 12e, Bor6erpisrteI &c.
5rii9es S9Gfhetf9 - 2durnler per Yffwnb
12e ; e&afe 83ei 64enfeI l8e; We6s turs.
1Se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Sduterefen.

Notber RIeeiamen 81 .75-S 75.
gnslti@er 8Ieeiamen $8.5O-e.7G.
Mlibfe 8Ieeiarner, $8.26-8.5O (.
NIfaIfa &leeiamen Sc. 10000.
Bsiber Slseianten 1925.
@etudbIter Titnotbb 81. 80-1.79.
SrSindrer bis gutter TinsotBp 81. s5-I.60.
Saneb Rentadp gIausras 81. 02-1.s6.
8Iausras in @baff Soc.
@nsIiiGes gIausras 81. A
Or9arb @ras $I.7O-I.8o. .
@eb 1pp in @baff ~7sc-$1.le.
Raffer &orn Bc-S1.CO.
Artber Suasrrobr Samen S1.OO-I.25.
8eiber 9aferionlen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfte $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes Sor1 81. 00-l.25
&eb Sob Gniilase $l.10-1.25.
gow Seas $l.75.
Niuet $1.e0 BIS $1.e5.
6riibiabrss@ ei5en 81 40.
SetswiebeI, ,ueibe, seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
pee BuibeI.
Slb : &artofeI, eeibe Serieb, Bermuda,
geIbe ytaniemono rnb iibIi&e Queen So. 90 Der
6aS; rotbe Ianien:cao $2.75; graiiIiunif@e
1850.
3artoHeIn, friibe 6 No9en zoe per gui5eI;
iriibe Ohio Coo per 8uibeI; tribe Roie SOC Ter
friibe 8urbanf soc per BuibeI: tribe
oebron 45c per 8uibeI; %uraI Stem BORT unb
Sreen @ountain 40c per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
S reurtoeo 6 treifer
bem @ puberteur.

nj y o b er tteur.
SprinsfieIb, Su., 8. Wai.
8ertrster Der federation Of 2abor bon
Chicago unb Slinois iberrei4ten beute
@ouberneur Ssneen cine Nbf9rift Der
gsidliKs Der federation VI 2abor bon
@biea9o, bur9 wel9s Der @OuOerneur
eriu1t pirb, teine $ruppsn nod @bi=
ca9o 3u i9iden, bsoOr sr bic Sa9lage
psrf6nli1 unteriu9t babe. Sas @o=
mite blieb cine babe Stun6e bel benz
8ouperneur uno CAB ibm miinbli9e
grtIdrungen. Doe 2omite bebaup=
tete, bic 8ortommnihe in @bicaso ieisn
bur9 bic 3eitunaen iibertriebsn tpor-
ben.
Gum S9lufeH iaste Der @auberneu.,
bab er ni1t I'm @ntIsnbung bon Srup-
pen eriu4t porben Tel, mas bur4 ben
Sheriff sei9ebsn mtHs. Wus er tbun
msroe, penn bieies griu9en stftsat
wirb, fagte er ni&t.
6 | n O oebel. M orbpro3eB.
8ebrgetorun, 3d., 8. Mai.
Na3bem 2 nrt6eile 9e9sn i'm um9es
foben finb unb aud bas SobesurtbeiI,
bas Dor einsm Sabre se9er ibn er=
la1sn tuurbe, aufse5oben 1T, bat @aleb
Boomers i'm 2reisserei9te ben Intras
seFslt, isinen prossB bor bas gunbes=
ssri9t bss 0fli6sn 9iftritts bon Sem
tudp au brinsen. gr besriinbet ieinsn
Mntras bamit, oaB ihm bic &e&te bors
entbalten tperoen, tpsI9e bas Ia. Nmers
bsment Der Contribution ieoem Burger
gswdbrleiftet.
pouers 1T unsstlagt, on Der ger-
idw6rung betbsilist sewefen 81 fein,
bic our grmOrbuns @oub. @Osbel's
fhbrte.
Oils Boomers berbaftet tuurbs, bate
q cine 8egnaoisung in Der 8ai9e, bic
bon @oub. $aplor unteraei9net mar
unb bes 0erbrsaen ipseifi3irt, be1en
Boomers erft ipdter angetlast purbe.
Die W~ertbeibigsr finb r-@ouDerneur
Oates bon Slinuis unb @r=@Ouperneur
0lad bon Stem Yorf setuonnen.
Qriessfon rabanbe mad
Sapan.
e a Graneisco, 3. Wai.
Ser Sampfer Rorea bon Der paeifie
WaiI 60. ieseIte beute hter SonoIulo
mad China unb Sapan ab. st bat
5000 Sonnsn Wai9inerie. 1000 2sber.
roaen, 200 Sonnen glsi unb 1000
66Eer 6lsiid on goro. Der Sampfer
wiro bic Miopap ISLANDS anlaufen,
I'm Na9ridtsn sin3ubulsn, ba Elm
sbsil fsinsr aaOuns 8riesstOntrabanbe
1T.
Sru mitgIisb ms q e..
dngniB.
2agroe, Rans., 8. Wai. II
6. Z. Smilep, Sstretdr Ses 0erbanbes
Der @rtrsibsbdnber bon 3anias, tuurbe
beute ms gefdngnib gebra4t, um cine
Strafe bon 80 8ageu ab3ubhben,
tuelne i9m bas Oberbunbes9eri8t ue-
gen Ierlebung bes Mnti=$ rufgeIeBes
auferleQte. Das 1T Der erfe Gaa, bab
In Ranfas Elm Witelieb zines 9rufs
ms @sfdngniB aef9idt uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

TimotbA-Eerfaufspreiie: SO. OIL 90.
SIee gerianfsYreife: 80. 09-sIo.00
&eEi3torn - gertaufspreiie: is rad ha
0uaIttdt, "a bts 68t.
Safr-sei&dIt A-46e; IN ben Kekssa
$S.00-S1o.00 PEI Tenne. Eeaer SS-85e,
etrob-4retie. ie mad BEN 0r1s. n Sas
len, So. 00-$6. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
" pp ebeIt,

9Ieenmoob g prinas.
Colo, 8. Mai. Snfolae bss beftiaen
@egens sing prdfbent Roolsbelt 6euts
ni&t auf bic Sa9b.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
G6fs.

Gngros $ Beriaafspreie Srz$orsts.s
g9psbertdfs DOC per Rfuna enbetnii@s.
e&weissrfafe 17e. 28iseonfn gseaa, 8 Sai.
IL, Stem gurs sbcbSars lbs. esr3sirs
i&er 2tn,burger 15e. Srid 15e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Hatter. &tes aaa oeHAaa.
bier beaalIen fe.genoe 3sretie.

SdnbIer besa5len fe.genoe asrefe:
Butter - Country, IA, 9rssaisrs 3d.,
eIgtx 34c.
&ier-16e per Duteme.
&itner lie, Hdbne 8. EGrsess-10-12;.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Gbitago'er Streif,
Selegatione1 att bet @Onberlte1tr far nab gfge1
Gutienbnng DDtt Mili5.

Gube i'm Sagolager Beg ErdfSenten. - Sic 0eridte bon Sdretdr Wtorton's
4bEht ,urhdntreten. - Sdinercer Der S6mei,er in Tits6nrg. =
Gulb gow's phoernm pegen Grmurbumg 0ouu. Goebefs
prpwifrt. 6limger Sanffafirer in Gbraso berhafht.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21
Missouri Girls to Carry Pistols.

Joplin, Mo.-A number of young ladies
of Joplin, are forming themselves into a
very unique club, the purpose of which
will be to protect themselves from
Washers, with which the town Is over
run. The club will not have a fiowery
name and a set of beautifully worded
bylaws.
The girls .profting by the experiences
they or their friends have had recently,
are intending to carry pistols when
forced to be out at night unattended
and in the future when some fair one
has q hand showed deeply into her coat
pocket or beneath her jacket she may be
clasping the handle Of weapon, which
may become dangerous in the hands of
one so strongly determined to learn how
to use 1t as the girl who enters the new
club.
The club is composed OF girls who are
employed In stores business and teie-
phone offices and others who are forced
to be out late at night.
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ORCHARD GOSSIP.

Prune in the fall for fruit; in the
spring for growth.
If pruning has been neglected for
years, do not trim too much the first
year.
Go into the orchard in the fall or
winter and remove ali dead trees and
burn them. A dead tree is an excellent
harbor for insects.
If farmers will set their apple trees
20 to 35 feet apart and keep off all wa
ter sprouts. the trees will do better
Berry Robbins. Gentry Co., Mo.
Choose rather those kinds of fruit
that are sure and abundant bearers. OF
what account is a Incorporating fruit
If 1t is a scant bearer, and such as the
case with many new kinds.
In pruning see that the head Is even
ly balanced, with, however, the heav-
lest side to the southwest, as that side
needs more shade to protect the trunk
from the hot afternoon sun.-Farm and
Home.
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OLD LAND FOR ORCHARDS.
1T Is Free of Stumps and Can BE
Easily Cultivated with the
Aid of the Horse.

1t is not advisable to locate orchards
on new lands. Some of these lands may
be very fertile, but there are good rea-
sons why they should not be put at once
into fruit The temptation to do so is
very great, as it is argued that by so
using the land the new trees will be
growing while the old stumps are rot
ting. IL 1t were possible to cultivate such
land by the use of the spade and the
hoe. one OF the main objections would be
done away with. But hand work is too
expensive to be applied to a large COM
mercial orchard in the first years of its
existence. Horse wCrk is cheap and
must be utilized. That kind of labor
cannot be utilized on new ground full
of stumps and roots. If trees are plant
ed on land that has been merely cut
over, the GUILTY. alton is sure TO be neg
lected. The trees will not receive the
attention they would have received on
land that is well-cleared, well-pulyer.
lied, and that has been worked by pillow
and cultivator for number of years at
least. Usually, too, insect pests are
more abundant on new land than on
old. If new land must be used it is bet
ter to cultivate it for two or three years
H. some crop that requires thorough
st;r:ing of the sill. II possible the last
crop before the orchard is set should be
= ieguminous one. that the soil may
have a good supply of nitrogen.-Farm.
erS' Review.
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HORTICULTURE
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THE SNOWY TREE CRICKET
Serious Enemy of the Raspberry and
Bow the Pest May Be
Dealt With.

One of the most serious insect enc
mics of the raspberry is the Snowy Tree
Cricket. This is a pale green insect
with very transparent wings folded on
it's back when at rest. The male insect
may often be heard during the latter
part of summer making shrill musical
notes in the raspberry patch.
The female deposits her eggs in the
raspberry canes. cutting diagonally
about two-thirds of the way through
the cane and depositing an egg in the
slit Then moving along. she deposits
another close to this. and so on until
there is a whole row of eggs, usually
containing from to 20.
The eggs develop considerably in the
autumn and early in the spring, and
ere often mistaken for small yellow
ism colored worms. The eggs hatch in
the spring. and the young feed upon
other insects and sometimes upon
leaves. In this stage. however they
do little damage. the principal damage
being done to the canes when the eggs
are deposited within them. This often
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SO weakens the canes that ttSSoy break
off or bend over. Many times the canes
die above the point OF injury.
From the habits of the insect, it will
be seen that ii is difficult successfully
To spray to kill it, and the best way to
keep 1t in check is to cut out all of
the canes containing eggs each fall.
This Is not so difficult a task as might
appear, as the incisions are readily seen
rs regular rows of wounds. BY split
ting the canes the large eggs may be
seen laid regularly in the canes.
- IL this cutting out Of infected canes
ts done when the patch is pruned it
may be done with very little extra la
Dor. Constant watchfulness will hold
the tree crickets in check, so that they
Will not do serious damage.
1t is difficult to entirely exterminate
them, as they deposit eggs not only upon
the raspberry, but upon the apple,
cherry, grape, peach and other fruit
trees. as well. Upon these. however, the
injury is seldom serious.
The accompanying cut shows the
female snowy tree cricket (Oecauthus
nivens) and the appearance of a cane
upon which eggs have been laid-Iowa
Experiment Station.