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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
GETS
GREAT OVATION.
Delegates to 1nterparliamentary
Congress Favor American Plan
for Union Of Nations.
(By Associated Press.)

BRUSSELS, August 20.-The Interpar-
sliamentary Congress to-day resumed inc
discussion Of the Americnn propo sition
for the establishment OF 81 permanent In
ternational parliament. Count Albert q p
ponyt, representing Austria Heungary
spoke In support Of the principleo OF the
American plan, but pointed out that the
magnitude OF the scheme required mature
consideration.
Congressman Richard Bartholdt. Of Mis-.
cented the reference OF the proposition
10 committee, and sayilS that the
Americans desired the fullest investign-
ton Into tho merits OF the American
proposition. Thercupon the proposition
was referred to committee Of special
lists from the Parllaments OF the various
nations. @ ftt&Ft haf&4 ligs .f.F
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BOYCOTT DOING
LITTLE DAMAGE
.(By Associated Press.)

IIly -ItSbUCIUleU y,
PEKIN, Aug. 2o,--'rhe American boycott
tons as topic Of interest in China. Ac-
counts reaching pokin fnom trading cen,
tres indicate that the movement attained
tits greatest strength early In August, and
since then has been decreasing. Nowhere
except in Shanghai has American business
received serious blow
The best informed foreigners believe
that the boycott had reached It's climax
and will gradually subside; that the cesAa-
ton of orders for American goods Is mere
.lytemporary, and that decrease OF or
ders now will result In corresponding IN
crease later in the year. g
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SEES -FOUR GENERATIONS

Mrs. NJ. v. AGREE, Of No. 2220 NJ street,
venerable, but hale and joylal Lady,
who yesterday saw her eghty.hfth birth
day, Is the mother Of seven living child
rem, thirty-one grand children and fifty
six great-grand children
Though Of such an advanced pge, Mrs.
AGREE Is brigbt8and cheerful, proving by
her conversation that time has left her
memory unimpaIred, Her children. most
Of whom reside In this city ARE Mrs.
Neartha Hechler, Mrs Josephine Dunn,
Mrs. BELLE Tucker. Mrs, Jennie Tucker,
Mrs. Fannie Rmlthers, Mrs. Ella Iseckey.
Mr.. j. n. AGREE,
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Farmers Congress-.

X A letter received Yesterday by Cap
tain John Lamb concerning the Far
,ners, Congress, which will meet III Rich
.mond from September. 12th to Sep
tender ssd, Inclusive isglyen here; 5
M Aug. 2s, 1906.
spear Mr., Lamb: Yours of the goth
received The l4th of September Will suit
me as well al any other tlme, and !
viii be on hand n i am well and moth
ing OF an exceedingly seri Gus 3na ture hap
pens to prevent N NJ 81
n sss 81 IL IN 20 ecset airy. e 81 \
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INSPECTION AND MUSTER.
Virginia Troops Assigned Dates
By Col. 10 Lane Stern.

. -, 49,
Tho dates assigned ny ASSISTANT IN
spector General 10 Lane Stern for the
inspection and muster or the virginia
troops are; :,
MONDAY. 0optet'lpe y 4T--eolhphn!es II
SEVENTEEN, and a. seventy-second Regi-
ment, Staunton.
Tuesday, September br--Company IT.
seventy-second. Clifton Forge
Wednesday september o-company q
Seventy second, Lurny.
Thursday. september Company y.
seventy second. rront noSa' IL.
Friday, septelnbor s-ComPany 3. Sew
onty-second, Gulpepper lday tlmel; COM On!
nlght)
Monday september li--i'a''eFy -
Richmond.
Tuesday, September l2--blues battai-
lon Richmond j, ,a,,, !.
Wednesday septeH,ner ia-zI'o''nan'es
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NV cOODs MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The dry goods mar
ket continues generally satisfactory with the
ond basis for some time to come While Job
bers were not so active In certain dephrtments
and the South manufacturers complain OF In
ability to secure sufficient operatives. being
Of their machinery. This demand exceeds tho
supply and the market Ia accordingly strength
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocE MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yardso

Z Et-5 "a Richmond, Va. Aug. 20. 1905.
The report Of the live stock market for the
week ending August 18th Is as follows: a,
Best steers ~ asc few neifeTIs' aM ed.Hn
s &c Esq., best eo" NAHUM 70 good
te e' .asc = CAVES AVE bssc cows and
caIy a, s fSse45 RsI head very common 2agc
stock ewes. s2di.S per head; best lambs, sltGt
sgikc.: bucks, sAfasc. Hogs. bsasNc.
s Rsst u 4ss ,ssay GOOD
ssssfsr. ;s q s'os + psas%
t tsS sf9fs sslyss a
R.eeps Seaa s! MaFet Sc
and butchers, &76as27h: good az 10 "a ch ntiSs
sssxg nix rough o ,d hssvy sssgss ske
Receipts, Is, 900 head. Sheep 10c. higher; lambs
10cl thiEher.. Good to choice wethers, 81. s5y
sa0; fair to choice, mixed. s4.7Sae,lo; naive
NEW YORK. aug. po.-BEEVES-Receip
sf head: 10 cars on sale: no trading; feeling
steady. Dressed beef In moderate demand at
1880. for ordinary to prime native sdes Lon.
1'xs sat.e s See9 e%o
1916 head cattle and e.7o quarters OF :, peel t;n,,
steady for all grades; city dressed veals firm
SGllHc lower Sheep and 1tambsrRecelpts
Sheen nte n SOFA at sss5a5oo BUCKS and eus a
lambs at sssodS 20: culls at s. Dressed mutton .
stead ynt saploc. per pound dressed lambs !owI
'er at per pounds nd n;a
hogs sold late yesterday at s65oa6.7o Westerns
at 351b. GO. 55 t G44si
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Fugitive Surrounded.
(spccial to The Times % lspntch.)

Especial 70 The Tlmes- Dlspatch,)
PETERSBURG, VA, August 29.--
Mi, Branch fell unconscious to the
ground, and at last accounts had not re-
ylyed, The affair caused much excite
ment and indignation, and q posse was
organized to Klye pursuit. 1t Is reported
that the fugitive has been located and
surrounded in a swamp, With every pros;
pect of his capture, ~
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d Personals and Briefs.

Mrs, a. G. w III lnson, pf a0l7 East Maj
sshal II Street, who has been visiting rela-
EtlYes and fill nds In Lyncllbu fg, returned
home yesterd '9ss5 slS sA s8S IN
& M lss RaIa ksrson, Of Church II Y,
returned home ypa teEday after v
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MARINE 1NTHLLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1CHMoM Up, AUG, 2sl 1905.

ARRIVED.
dss sns s od n
J Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves, Jane.
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. merchan-
chandise and passengers, Old DOMINION Inc, 4
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 20. 1905.
- -------- -------- ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. ti
Elm City, Haynes, Alattapon! River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo,
Steamer Elm City, IIayneo, Mattaponl River
Landing, passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG, %. 1906,
ARRIVED.
Barge Hattie, Boston.
;8 SAILED.
Steamer Collier tAbarenda, Key West. 49,
4 Schooner Major. Pckands, Boston,
Barge Thachsr, Lynn. al y
II Barge BERKELEY. Warren.
Barke knickerbocker, Providence
Barge General Knox, Providence.
Barge Solitaire, Providence.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

8 SCHEDULE IN tDFFECT MAY 2s, 1905.
fa535&3 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 43sl
4, 200 A.. M.--Dally-Local for Charlotte, N. G. 4
1850 r. -Daily-Lmlt ed--Bu1e. Pullman 10 4
Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South,
with through coach for Chase City. Ok
ford Durham and Raleigh. 81 4
500 r. Mex Sunhay-Chase city Local. Y
1l:S0 p Observation-Disclosures Imam ready $3.50
AIS p. NJ /, tor all tho South. t..! sii3s @S
aFs 80 YORK RIVER LINE. liat.8 -.& 6G
The fnvorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 20 ?. ~, daily,
a:I5 p. M.-Locnl--Da lly-B1cept Sunday.
JI:2O P. M.-Except 6undAy--F0r West Point,
NJ connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at York;
town and Clay Bank Mondays Wednos-
IA days ana Fridays, and at G!oucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays THURSDAY and
4:45 4. M.NExcept Sunday Local mixed for {
t5sg West Point. = ,.,,,,.,rr,,,, sb3 as
+s.b3 Al NJ. md 6:42 P. M.--From All the South.
S;sS p M--From Charlotte and Rale!g h. I,
$40 A. M.--Erom Chase City ana lntermeul-
e.25 a Az M.AnaItimore md West Point.
10.a a M.-Daily--Except Sunday and Nom
- day; $40 n, daily. except Sunday n
ii From West Point. 81 :, ~ u -, - *;
s. w WEsTB1R71y4, 2 ~ -, - R ThY2ni, YES
Il. : B. IS SPENCER Gent; Mgr.
Washington. p, q
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Aug. oo.-sPIRIrs
casks Rosin.Frm al .;s;is: receipts. lst bar,
barrela Crude Turpontine--FHrm at a2,76G4,o0
and s. RECEIPTS Y b., nar !ys ST1St
Firm al soc. +; sales. los casks; receipts. l,l76
casks: shipments, 1000 casks. Rosn-Firm;
sales q 6s barrel receipts, $3.50 barrels; ship
= e,HX RI sESToN,, s. c. Aug. 2e,--TuRpEN-
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VERY Low RATES TO DENVER. COL
CRApO. VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

On August 29th, aoth. 3lst and septenl-
Der 1st,s 90 and Sd, the Southern Hallway
Will sell special ticket from all points q
Denver. Colorado Springs or Pueblo ~
very low ra test $40, 81" .5Al &,
pompa atlvely5 low rates from other
points return limit September lbt ~, Wlth
privilege os extension 70 October IN
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!. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Spa n!sh.-- Market firm at Sl.lb per bushei. Nir-
Enin-Market nrm at &c. for fancy stock: ma
chine picked 2h13tc; Smelling stock, 2Q2xc
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
i BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 29.-Seaboard Air
Lind COMMUNICATING doing. Seaboard AIT
Line preferred, II bid. 35s q
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n kzS:NlN5ifo|k&lVe$
June IL 1905

55@ June IL 1906
*, LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
>,,voo a. M.-NORFOLk LIMlTI1D n Arrives
Wnver1v l Ky a. M stops only at Petersburg.
e. 300 ~, !, M.---cH1CAGo ExPREss. parlor
NJ 66roiler Service. Petersburg 10 Iynchburn
a GaI,,r Hto ;. Pullman sleepers Roanoke 70
C S,la Buened to Cincinnati: also Roan-
o Sa9e e m5noxyllo and Knoxville to Memphis.
~ H s;1V, p M,-RoANoKH Expniisg. 1os
FarmEl!le, LynchburS and Roanoke. t7lfa35
S:O y M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED Ar
rye, Norfolk 100 r. n, Stops only at Peters,
Dura. Waverly and Suffolk. Connectn with
s Sc ,I,,, to Boston Providence New York.
= n7 g. +, M-For Norfolk and all stations east
4, Oso P. M.-NBw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
p 1,ua! sleapers Richmond t. Lynohburs and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol. Lynchhura =
S e neoga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
z o,sO p NJ ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Chfe Dining Car.
Trains arrive from the West T:s2 a. NJ, 2:os
p II: end 9:1s p. NJ; from Norfolk l:4o 4. IL
and 9 20 p NJ. 5 TBS St 81
Office No. 82s East Main Street. sSa3 y
w. b. BEv1LII, @. n. BOsLEY,
Gent. Pass. Agt. Diat Pass At. ~
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MARKET PLEASED
OUR u PEACE |: | ! !. NEWS v
Manifestation Of Bullish Enthusi-
,as,n However, Not So Great
As Was Expected.
CAUSED AN UPWARD # Squirt.
Bond Market Advanced synlpa-
patl,y With Rise i'll Japanese
Governments.
nv Associated Presa.l

NEW YORK, August 20.--To those who
expected n tremendous manifestation OF
bullish enthusiasm to follow tho peace
news from Portsmouth, tbs course OF to-
DAVIS stock market must have been some
what disappointing. 10 be sure. the
enrly announcement brought an upward
squirt, In which the grcater part OF this.
list, including the japanese Issues par
ticipated, but this movement was not
we'll sustained, being followed BY pe:ieds
OF dullIcss and some hcsitancy. Opera
tions broudened Ia ,or and the mon>entous
event was received with satisfaction by
the banking interests, relief being ex-5
pressed AT tho elimination Of Il very dis
turbing factor. The attention of these
same banking interests vii now doubt
less be engaged in figuring upon the
peace loans Whicllit Is GENERALLY as
convenient to negotiate. .355 554
The conspicuous feature at the opening
here was Canadian Pacific. which nd-
credited to foreign interests. There was
q renewal OF the recent pressure on Read.
Ing. and some ofthn other conlers, mo ,yyd
In sympa thy, but later recovered. The
Erie issues, especially the common. ex-3
hibited inusunl strength. the common
making anew high record The move
mena In Lousyl,e and Nasny, nn ho was
Y
which operates for an interest once
very prominent In the market. AmalgA-
mated Copper was strong, with another
advance. the fifth within week, In the
price OF the metal. or the other standard
Issues, Union Pacific was strong.
The bond market advanced in sympathy
with tho rise in the Japanese govern
nient's; total sales, par valHe, Il o20cCO.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
The total sale OF stocks for the day
amounted to aG3.2d0 shares. #
6 MONEY AND EXCHANGES CLOSE:1
Money on call steady. 25t2 Ia per cent;
closing bid and offered, 2 per recent Time
loans steady: sixty days and ninety DAYS,
Su3 1-2 per cent: six months, 4 per
cent: Prime mercantile. paper,g4 1-4I4 IL.
Sterling exchange PnSy with actual BUST
ness In bankers bills, at 81 S6i0pi.SG,45 ftr
demand and at sl.s4t5ai.S 90 FOR sixty
day bulls. Posted rates, Si.4 81 IL and
1871 IL. Commercial bills. S4S4 3-s Bar
silver, &c Is. Mexican dollars, AZ.
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SALES. a
Virginia as-loo at 95ll: 100 at ssi.
Z virginia Centuries-3.1 500 at soAs
v its4 ear0''"a eA''''fa @ 'fs'effea'7
CiovERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid Asked
u s. '2s. registered. Optional. 1o2
srATB SECURITIES BID Asked,
North Carolina A. CT 1870. -. 10:
North Carolina 6s. 1919. ........... la
Va. 81. New c. and r.. ls3......... rs Wv
Va. Centuries. 30, c. and r.. 1884,. sjlz Ian
RAILROAD BONDS
A. c. l.. Il. r. Con. Tr. 4 p. c.......l03 -.
Central OF Ga. Ry. Con. 6s, 196.... ia
rich. and Mecklcnburg list IL. 1915 " -.
Western n. q Is. Gs, c.. l9lI...... ia ~
scaboard ATT Line Con. lst As 1850. SjIa -.
STREET FAILEA YsTOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Railway and Light Co....3 Is ~
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line com..........loo i69 ..
s.nboard Air Line, pfd .,.,......io 100 Az =.
Seaboard Air Line. coin..........,.loo 2Zis -.
i BANK AND TRUS1,iCO. STOCKS.
Bank OF Richmond. ............... 100 l2e I,
Broad Street Bank. .................3 %
First National .loo es9 .:.lj
Union Bank OF Richmond. ........,..0 lS5 200
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and .alnr!ne......s. % Il -.
Virginia Observation-Disclosures. Is rs 49,
MlscELL AN EoUs.
Va-Car. Chem. .pfd, s p .....l0o l66H 1OGts
VaI-CsT. CHEMICAL com ,........l0o u 81
Va, Gar G. Co. Col. TT. q p. c....,.. 1ol.s Z.
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RICHMOND q PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY

cars lsaye corner OF Seventh aha Ferry
ssss Manshsstsf sssFy hsus 0n snaa asSs.
I timi ri Il sar. s:lS IL Nj dally saespt sunEsy
cara iaava Petersburg, foot of sysssAefs
Street every hour stoln 6:S5 Nj g ~ y; Y n,
NJ. daily. except Summary. u. (. p,
an ears fron. Pete Iburs cs=sss slnt S.sis,S
gnond cars. sss siEs SSi sss gs
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cprr 4 OIL MARKET.

VIZ
Now YORK, Aug 27,--Cottonseed oil was
quiet and barely steady Prime crude. + Q. b.
mills 23fp24c.: prime summer yellow, 3Ogao1sc =:
$50; prime winter yellow, a2Qpa3c.
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or,1ER 5p,lRopUcE MARKETS

- I"
& NEW YORK, Aug. S29,-Fl.oUR.Market duii
and lower to sell. Rye F'our-N olninai "a, aha
steady. corriineal STEADY. Rye-Easy; No.
western, e3nc. Barley-Barely steady teea-
ing, 39lsc.
Whoat-spot easy; No, red, stHc a. optllo ions
closed easy ut d net decline OF tsafli Lille sep
tclnber S6Hc.: December, 50 S-soc.; NAY 80;
cornspot easy Nc s sySe' 81 op2as es Sen.
ten,ber, bac. December, 60#c. Oats--Spot
Cut Mse,ssteadyy;; PICKLES, rel
nsa rM Md sommon y Ssod ssGS
4 Is Observation-Disclosures.
&, side. mild, steady: Cordoya. loGlse. Futures
closed steady net decline l0fpS points, SugarMos
raw quiet; fair refining, BAG; centrifugal, "
"a st Slha2Gl 4c. molasseS sugar, csc retlheu,
steady RIce-Qu!et M0lasseS-FirIn.
Butter-Quiet: extra creamery, 2l4I.Hc.
Cheese Strong and nnchanged' Esss-f'.l =
up Pea shuts nutsASuIet: fancy handplcked. 5astG.j
other domestic sg3Ac. PotatoesIlr1sGu iar am ar
sunchanged. CAbbnges-Oull, fiat Duicn.- pe,T
100 h s3di5.00. Cotton--By steam 10 Liverpool,
1fGl5c
CHICAGO 1L Aug 2s1,I!deal Yea her m n
nmence In the wheat market here to-day.
minor factor was thet CONCLUSION OF arTanss-
mcr,ts for peace between Russia ana japan.
At the close whaet for September delivery was
an H1Mc Corn was down lisc, Oats showed
n loss OF Ac.; provisions were up 2;sVs!hc.
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FOR NEW YORK y

Via Night Lane Steamers Except Saturday,
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day at 7 r NJ, also Norfolk
and Western Ry. at A. NJ and 3 i. NJ. and
n. making connection daily Except Sunday
At Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at I
T.G. Boswell City Ticket Agent sos u.
Main Street; J. y. MAYER, Agent. Steamer
New York. N. Y.
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BALTIMORE MD, Aug, e; --r I,t'
and yhss.vMhhk' xs b5s Xxx
month"; month"; sse S9yn o4t
ire.rrseady and unchanged; fancy initiation,
sssss ana a an.
cuhsnssd. Sugar--steady and unchanged.
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spo, cotton steady. Sales, 90 bales, INCLUDING
20 to arrive. Quotations unchanged. Private
dispatches report that loisc. was paid for spot
cotton At many points In Texas on the basis
Of fnIuuIIUg. Il 4
Futures Opened somewhat easier. and after
the reading OF the weekly bureau report prices
declined is points from the highest ngurea, ,o o.
East was practically assured caused a reaction
OF 10 points. Realizing. however. sent prices
bottom With not losses of 1915 points. =.
Cotton futures steady. August TO- bio;
Der, iosGalos7; December. lTdsIllli: January;
II.l.dlLl3; February. ll.T1lllS; March, ll.2'U
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS :
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. I.
steamers leave Norfolk g. tor Boston TUESDAY,
c y Monday. Thursday and Saturday ii 8
NJ. Passengers and freight taken for ali
Now England points. Tiekets on sale ut G.. and
q Rwy and N. and w. Rwy. OFFICES. and
No. $40 East Main,
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All ANTlC COAST LINE

nj, ,AN 1. ItIUIIAIO-N I3FhA1- s'S|F
4t3Ai'o SpllEtsr STATION, ,,, y
nFEECyrIYE 'suND&i. TAFRll. iGth,
so5 4. A. G, L. Express % 90 petAu
900 a souM .-ps.ersburg and Sot uSa W. wss.
l ss:SS & M'-pstersburs and Norfolk
,ee g : M,--Cioldsboro Local
fs:E 2 M--PsLerSourg locaL Yna,., ,,,
SS,1S I, M--'Florlda and West Aha1An A4AA'f
f'D ttad~ 10 all points south ,u w.,
aso E M.- zrstsrsSars i Zeal !, ~
llS TsRpA 4 Arrive hlcHM!so2Np-TmpAlLaff ;;.u
~ ~; K IT H.; 4 i;q III X ~ s@ r NJ, liza
= H.; Ills P, N.i,s.is !, ~ o,,v .s.l
Except sunday ..sS ~ p Shy' pa., A.
w +, CRAIG, Gen Pfss, As''
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IT, s. refIndng "a, re gis tered !, !. 1o4A
u & refundng Pa coupon. ,...,. !. 101X
u. s. a. regIstc red Observation-Disclosures. 1885;
us. as 1854
u. e. New 4s regist tered ...S.....,...1 1873
u, g. New A. COUPON Observation-Disclosures. 1873
II S. Old AZ registered Observation-Disclosures. 104X
u. s. Old AZ icoipoh ,.,...,,,. 104K
American Tobacco As certificates tx
Atchison general 1041
Atch!son nijLst,ntnt Observation-Disclosures. rs
Atlantic Coast Line l03
baltimore and Ohio 1851
I,aiti,nore and Ohio 3iis 95a
Central OF Georgia III
Central OF Georgia list Inc SSH
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc................... ssh
ChnsnIaakn a md Ohio AIS i1OK
Chica "a and lion siss s3E
Chjcaro b. and Quincy new 4s............ 10l y
Chicago r. L. and Pacific n. II, 4s....... SAY
chica IN r r nnd I,ac r. r. col. bs...... g6t
q. a., e. and ct. Louis gen. 4s.......... 1926
Chica 70 Terminal ,....,i.....,.. a6
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STEAM BOATe.
nLD DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
Night Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening toot Ash
street, at I P. NJ. stopping at Newport News
en- route, Fare $3.50 {ons way 81 IN round trip.
Including stnteroom berth: meals, SOC. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf. * e 4
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The total sale of stocks for the day
amounted to aG3,2n shares.
RICHMOND sToCK AlARKET.

Richmond, Va, Aug. p, 1905.
SALES.
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virginia 3s-lVO at 95It (: lI5 Mt 35i, ~
Virginia Centuries-3.U 500 at s5h.
virginia Carolina CHEMICAL Co. preferred--t0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-13
THREE OUTLAWS
AGAIN AT LARGE
Successful Jail-Break at Casper,
Central Wyoming.
BATTLE ON MOUNTAIN TOP
EFFORT TO KILL OR CAPTURE
THE DEsPERADoEs.
BATTLE ON MOUNTAIN TOP
- UTE, Mont, May IA special
= from Casper, Wye, says:

- UTE, Mont, May IA special
n from Casper, Wyo., says:
While Deputy Sheriff Webb was
giving water to a prisoner in the coun-
~ jail tonight, he was overpOwered
and disarmed by Ed Lee Martin, Trout
and William WaTdlOws, three desper-
ate outlaws, who made their escape aft
er securing guns, ammunition and
clothing from the sheriG's office and
horses and saddles from the stables.
Ihey bound and gagged Sheriff Webbs
VIE and choked her, but before depart
ING removed the gag and bade her
goodbye The trio rode away IN the
direction Of the Casper mountains
Deputy Sheriff Hart organized a posse
ana started IN pursuit. overtakinE the
bandits near the summit of the noun
talnS seven miles from town, where A
battle occurred Citizens with field
glasses witnessed the beginning of the
night, but night came on and the out
come Is not known Lee was formerly
deputy sheriff and knows every foot
or the country He was awaiting trial
Tor hoTSe-stealing. Trout Is a cattle
thief and WardlOws is a former all
around border crook A second nosso
left Casper and a third VIII 1oin the
chase at midnight. The outlaws being
Wen armed and mounted, it will be A
dlTlcult task TO recaptUre them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-13
SEVEN MINERS KILLED AT BUTTE
One Fatally Injured Sckening Sight After Explosion of
Dynamite in the Cora Mine, One of the
HenZe Properties

Wampa was carrying an armful of
about forty sticks of dynamite, approx,
mately twenty-five pounds. to his
friends for blasting purposes. He was
climbing d ladder 1.j00 feet under
ground to join his companions on the
], 4O0-toot level when the dynamite eX-
ploded with terrific force It is believed
that Wampa either touched his candle
10 the powder or else some hot candle
grease fell on it, causing it to explode.
Blown to Pieces.
Wampa was blown to bits. fragments
Of him being found several hundred
feet away. Two men working nearby
were also blown to pieces, their re-
mains filling seven sacks.
Four others working about 100 feet
distant were instantly killed. though
their bodies were not mutilated
Sickening Sight.
The drifts on which the unfortunate
men were working was completely lit
tered with human fragments. While
Foreman Thomas Warden was cropping
in the dense smoke in an effort to res
cue the men, his hand came in contact
with something soft, which, upon in
vestigation, proved to be half of the
top of Wampas head, hanging TO an
electric light wire over 100 feet distant
from the scene of the explosion Sew
erdi of the rescuing party were over
come by the terrible sight.