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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
Cashier Of Buffalo Com
pany in New York
Makes Confession Of Stealing
$4,000 From mpIoyers.
Gives Money to Man With Whom She Fell
in Love and Some to Parents.

New York Oct. 20.-To supply be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 to a man with
whom she was in love. May l.. Golding
of buffalo, cashier of the New York
branch of Buffalo company, stated in
a written confession in court that she
had been stealing from her employers
for over two years. Her confession ad-
mittci thefts Of 1T least $4,000, but her
manager. f. NJ. May. testified that he
believed the amount stolen was about
$4,000.
When arrested recently. Miss Cold
ing orally confessed that she lock the
money to help her parents ana a sick
sister in Buffalo. In the new cOnfes-
sion. today, which is sworn to, the girl
says that she met Il man on the street
car crossing the Brooklyn bridge III
1902, and that she fell in love with him.
.Sne says that several times week
since then She has given him money in
various sums, all stolen from her en-
ployers. on one occasion she gave linn
500 for which she says he gave her 4
receipt.
The thefts, according to the confess
sion, continued until last August. when
she became conscience stricken and
stopped stealing. The mans name was
not made public.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

Now York. Oct. 20.-Dealings in stocks
{ Npanded, today, ANA the market broad
Cncd out into greater animation and
strength than for Il long time past. The
sales for the day rising to a total OF
80. : 100 shares. The demonstration was IN
III, nature Of celebration of the distinct
rclaxation Of money conditions and was
to a very large extent in the hands Of IN"
professional element. COmmisslor houses
continued 20 complain of small business.
The celebration cook on rather rlotouS
form during the progress OF a series OF
sky rocket movements in miscellaneous
assortment OF sp"cidlties. many OF whom
10 not appear on the tape for months At
Il time. Practically every stock OF thlS
class listed or the Exchange was brought
into the movement 1T one time or lnoth-
er The usually active railroad stocks av-
crag,d Il gain OF about a point. hO"cN-
er, the advance occurring mostly after tnh
movement in the SpecialtieS hdd proceed
ell for some time and being prompted ar
parenly by realization on the part 81
the conductors of the movement OF IN"
incon2ruty Of the laggardness of the
standard stocks. The only unfavorabir
the continued aggressive advance OF
sterling exchange in this market. ] he ar
uOuncemcnt Ui the final payment or Sj.-
OOOGO0 for the purchase OF the rltfS
land in the Philippines, which calls Tor
the remittance of that sum from New
strength this week. in the exchange
market. The high tide OF the markets ac-
tyity was not maintained and last
prices were not all at the best, but Tho
closing tone was strong.
Bonds Were Irregular. Total sales. PAL
value S;.17H.oO0. United States bonds Wcrt
all unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
JEROME APOLOGIES
Like Man For Having Wronged Nc
Clellan in Political Speech.

New York, Oct. 2G.-DiStrict Attorney
J rome addressed Il crowded mass mcct-
in" in the TronX, tonight. Mr.. jerome,
lrrIinS to a charge that he had sent Il
confidential emmissary to Charles +.
Murphy. said:
Let ne say there is not a single word
of truth that | ever sent 4 man to him.
Let me say to you that when hc says /
even agreed to iOin the Tammany Hall
general committee he told that which WAS
no. true But. mind you, | should haV"
no shame in joining the Tummany Hall
general committee. There is no man
whose memory | reverence and love NOR.
than that OF my fathcr He was mem
Der of that cUmmittre. | believe in organ
iZatiun but | don't believe in dcSputiSm. "
Mr.. jerome, continuing. said he admit
ted doing a wrong to Mayor Mcclellan
and said:
II did say that and no man regrets it
more than | do | never did mcaE thing
but when | found it was 4 mean thing |
did not take it back. And in the last
campaign | dill do a mean thing: | stood
very much as | stand, tonight and |
strIIck what in the parlancr of the prizc
ring would have been called foul blow.
Il said that George Mcclellan had dis
honored his fathers memory. That was
not right. 1t was not a thing that | could
go to him and say. Mcclellan, | did
wrong You c"nEot wrong a man public
IL and arolOgiZe to that man privately. ]
did wrong then and | am sorry Tor Il and
what can Il man do more than that"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
Eoston Stock Market.
Boston, Oct. 20.
New York Produce Market.

New otl.
TLOITR-Receipts. 20.S20 bbls; exports,
l9.4i3 bbls; sales. l2,UO1 pkss. Markets
steady, but quiet.
WEiEAT-Receipts. log, 100; sales, $50
OJ0 futures Spot, steady No. 2 red 9l}z
elevator No. > red, 923l f. o. b. atl)at; No.
l Northern Duluth - +. 0. b. afipat; No.
Northern Manitoba, "a f. 0. b. atloat
CORN-RcctiptS, 10t,l2I; exports, b.
72t; sales. 1900 futures, 1000 spot SpCt,
hrrcly steady. No. 2 I'll nominal elevator
and 81 +. O. b. afioat; No. > yellow, 81; NJ
white, G..
OATS-Reccipts, ls4,GCO; exports. N,71I.
Spot, steldy. Mixed oats, 366l32 lbs 3SSqi
33,. natural white. 3Ou22 lbs, 34(t3i
clipped white. 36d4o lbs. 36M36l2
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Easy; Western steamed. $7.50nt
$50. Refined, easy; continent, $50: 5. A.,
$50
rORK-Stcady.
BUTTER-Quier, unchanged; receipts,
G204
I1GGS-Firm. Unchanged: receipts, GS25
ATOES-Irish frm Maine 81 40dt
81: Long Island, s2M$--23; sweets. dull, un-
changed.
SUGAR-Raw nominal; fair refining
15-l6: Centrifugal 9f-tcst, ; 9-l6; molas
scS sugar. ll-l6. Refined. nominal; No
8. $40; No. I, SAGE; No. ;, s@.9j; No. 3. $3.50
No. 10. S3Sj. No. II. $@.15: No. l.. s.. 20; No.
13. $500: No. H. $500 Confcctioners A.,
So mould a., 500; cut loaf. $40;
crushed. $40; powdered, $3.50; granulat,d,
81 20. cubes S4tJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
Chicago Produce M Market.

Chicago. oct ~.
Speculative tactic; controlled the whea,
market mere. today, support from Il le;ul-
m@ bull causing Il strong finish. At the
close. wheat for December delivery was
up 3, cent. Germ and oats are practical
~ unchanged. Provisions are down .h2 to
~. cents.
WHEAT-Dcc.. SG5s; May. S14MH.
CORN-Oct.. 503,; Dec, cld, i5fils; Dec,
nt W. 41-fr1s: May. i4A.-
OATS-Oct.. 2St,; Dee. 2S3i May. 3l2s.
MESS POR<-Oct.. SIC 70; Jan. $I2.37'..
IARD-uc;., sI12l2; Nov. $40; Jan,
$i>C.
SHORT RIEs-Oct., $751;; Jan, sG.4713;
cash quotations were as follows:
FI.OUR-Firm.
WiiEAT- No. spring. S5ClS7; No. 8. %
as: No. > rod. Sl7smA3s.
CoEN-No. :, 52i4; No. yellow, =;
OATS-No. >. 2Sa,"I2y4; No. white,
a@;t Gt3Ci, No. 3 white, 2Sh6,29.
RGE-No. >. 6Sl2MG9.
ARLEY-T1.T27; mailing, 4JGi4G.
FI4.AX-33. Northwestern, 90.
TIMOTIIY-$3.
MESS PORl[-$15 -$15G$16.12l2.
sH0RT RIrs s7C5@s7.7O; short
clpgr sides SSGiSS %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, OCt- 70.
FLOUR-Firm; spring patent, mill ship
Cnrn~Vcry firm; No. 3 yellow, 67i!:
OATS-Firm: No. clipped white 49,.
HAY-Weak; NJ. l. $l5H 1860; lower
MILL FEED-Easy: spring bran, $l6.733
m$l7. -: mixed feed, $lSmS2l; cotton Seed
meal, $26. 15N$27.
PORK-Steady; medium, sl5.5O.
LARD-Stcady, cents
BEEF-Quiot but steady; extra heavy
sides. 7AMN4.
LAMBS-Steady. 1OM11.
NFALS-Steady. 11M12l@.
RI7TTER-Very firm; Northern; 2%M2t
CIIEESE-Firm: York state, 1l4Ml2l2.
EGGS-Fir:n; fancy. ;&03i
APPLES Higher; Maine Porters, $2I
PnTATOES- Hebrons. 6odG2
STGAR-Lcwer on a basis of $40 for
r:lnI;I1ted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
eodtf
DR.. KENNEDY'S
Av0RITE
REMEDY
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

DR.. David Kennedy's FAVOR1TE REM
EDY is not disguised enemy of the human
race; where it cannot help, it does not
harm. 1t is composed of vegetable lngre-
dents aud does not heat or infiame the
blood but cools and purifies it. In all cases
of Kidney troubles, Liver complaints, Con-
stipation of the Bowels, and the delicate
arrangements which affiict women, the ac-
ton of DIR. Kennedy's FAVORITE REM
EDY is beyond praise. Thousands OF
grateful people voluntarily testify TO this,
in letters to DIR. Kennedy; and with a
warmth and fullness of words which mere
business certificates never possess. 1t
makes no drunkartls-eycuses no crimes
breaks no hearts. In its coming there is
hope, aud in its wines there is healing.
We challenges trial and are confident of
the result. Your druggist has it. ONE
DOLLAR Bottle. Bear i'll mind the
naInc and address: Dr. DaUid KENNEDY,
Rondout, New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
IRVING BURIED.
Continued from Page One.)
Thy Hands. 0 Lard. Into Thy Hands

Thy Hands, o Lard. Into Thy Hands. "
Thousands Of people stood in the
streets around the Abbey for hours as
the only means of paying the last
tribute while those who were unable to
get into Westminster Abbey services
We're held in several churches of the
city. The flags on many Of the public
buildings including the American EN-
bassy and the consulate were at half
mast.
Cpon his arrival in London from
Scotland. today, Whitel;w Reid sent
the family Of Sir Henry Irving 4 mes
sage conveying his personal regard OF
Sir Henry and sincere condolensrs on
behalf Of the American nation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
Extra Cotton Report, Nov. 1.

Washington. Oct 2O-An extra cotton
report is to be issued by the department,
of agriculture. Nov TO- which will show
the visible supply up to Nov. |. Secretary
Wilson has decided on this plan TO meet
the complaint of cotton planters that tn"
interim between he October and DCccm-
Der reports is to long.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
New York Cotton Market.

New YORK. Oct. 70.
Cotton, spot closed quiet. Il points high
or. Middling uplands. sl0.40; Middling
Cult. $1OGi. Sales. 600 bales.
Galveston. firm, 1Olz; Charleston. firm.
9as; Memphis. firm, 1OM; New Orleans,
firm l0IG Mobile steady. 10; Savannah,
steady. "a.
Net receipts for seven days, 330.464.
Exrorts to Great Britain. 1o0.O55; eX-
ports to France. -, 6S4; exports to conti-
ncnt. III .527: exports to Jaran. goo.
stock g14 "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
Chicago Cattle Market.

NThICaEO, UVt. W
ATTLF,-Rccetpts, i5C0. Slow and easy.
Steers So. 35M $40.
HGGS-Eeceipts. 1900: steady 10 easier
ShIp,,ing and selected. $5i0stS:.:l'.
SHEEP Receipts. 90,00O. Finn. Sheep
$3u$G; lambs. S3Gi$7.15.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-21

BUTTER Market firm; creameries, ~
M2r2: dairics. 16l2T19.
EGGS-Steady at mark. cases included.
III: frats 20: prime frsts. ~; extras, %.
CHEESE-Stcady, 11EM&i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
PENSACOLA LOSES HOPE.
City Thoroughly Infected With
Cases Of Yellow Fever.
lBy Associated Press

Fl PENSACOLA, FLA, September 25.-
Twenty-Five new cnscs Of yellow fever
were reported By physicians to the State
health officer for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock tonight. This makes
81 cases for Sunday and Monday. One
death was reported + to-day, the victim
being John F, Wilson. No. 237 l5ast Inten-
,denoia Street. The situation Tonight Is
rather discouraging, as the cases are
scattered all over the city and all hope
OF checking the disease before the APP
pearance of frost has been practically
abandoned.
Z Four cases OF yellow tavsr have devel-
toped on board the German steamer Bre-
mon, which has Just finished loading for
Bremen. and the patients were tonight
brought ashore and placed in the fever
ward at st. Antonlo's Hospital. The
steamer was dischargng ballast at Pa
lafo Wharf for several days before be-
ginning to load outward cargo, and 1t Is
thought the Infection took place there.
Captain Martin was the first one nfflct-
ed, and had entirely recovered before his
illness was known. The vessel Is now
undergoing fumigation.
One case of yellow fever has been dis
covered near Brent Station. five miles
north. The patient has been employed on
the quarantine Gordon about the city,
One suspicious case has also been report
cd from Milton, eighteen miles east Of
here.
Instructions were received to-day from
Surgeon-G General Wyman to proceed forth
with with tho establishment of Il deten-
tion camp near McDavld upon goverA-
mcnt land. This camp will accommodate
one hundred. and applications from near
ily two hundred have already been re-
ccIVed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
DEBT Commission
HOLDS o. { 4 |. SESSION {: j ION
Brief Conference On the Subject
Of Old Virginia War
Debt.

There was q brief conference at the Jcf-
ferson Hotel on Saturday between mem
bers OF the Virginia Debt Commission.
and representatives OF the 8deposltarles
OF the bonds OF West Virginia, In the
matter OF tho latter's old war debt. Moth
ing was given out concerning the details
OF tho conference, but 1t is learned that
little or nothing OF interest was done.
. Members of tho commission who were
present were Congressman Hal y. Flood,
Of Appomattox; Senator Henry T. Wick
ham, OF Hanover; Judge W. Il. Rhea, OF
Bristol; Hon. John B. Moon, orr Abe
marie; Hon. Randolph Harrison OF
Lynchburg; Hon. II. II. Downing, Of
Warren, and Colonel Joseph Button, sec
rotary. 5a3 VIZ.
Messrs. John Crosby Brown and w, e.
Lhcgcndrc representing Brown Brothers.
New York. who hold n majority OF tho
bonds, and Mr.. Clarence Cary, their coun-
sci. were also present. 45i43
Attorney General W. "A. Anderson was
at the hotel and talked with the NOM
bers, though he was not In the confer
ence. It Is believed, In view Of the fact
that Major Homes Conrad counsel for
holders, has Just returned from n con-
florence in London with the Brown Bro
Tiers banking house there, and also that
the West Virginia Legislature has failed
to make any provision for the payment
Of her portion Of the debt, that steps
will shortly be taken to enforce tho
claims through the United States Court,
1t has been expected for some time
that suit would DO brought on behalf Of
til bondholders against West Virginia at
an carly date, K:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
GERMAN DRESS REFORM,
t Has Large Following Of Wo'
II. men Artists as Designers.

No. Jttti. ~ = Il
tGs ssrmhittas feiorhi Dress loFF Women i 81
been attracting tho attention Of the
world for some years, and has reached q
quite Incredible degree of popularity
The reform dress Is met at every turn IN
Germany, at theateEs and concerts, In
society. and in tho, streets, A German
town viii scarcely be found, says Else
Oppler- Legbaud In an article IN '.,rhe u! ~;
artists deyoting themselves solely to
a studio OF artistic dress In one OF tho
department stores In Berlin, with Mrs
Oppler- Leg baud, who is q well known
artist. In charge. tzs ;,
many has gone through two dlEttnGt
stages, The first attempts were made
along hygenic lines only. Several SO,
cieties for the promotion OF the desired
reform were formed In the 8nineties and
q number OF prominent physlcians Joined
the movement. The results 5Were not sal ls-
factory, owing to tho lack Of oonsido
ton for beauty, and many friends were
lost to the cause. Then the artist came
to the rescue, and tho movement took q
new lease OF life.
AS one OF those whose sWori, Scn rlbuted
to this end, Mrs. Opper- Legbaud SAYS
compromise between fashion reform g y ;
the hygienlc and practical requlremdeiHt.S;s s
OF tho sex, This she FOUND to 3be. Gl .4iS
cult task, owing to the absence ok SEA ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
ANOTHER CASE OF FEVER
BROUGHT. TO NEW YORK

Il tBy Associated Press.) @ \,
/ NEW YORK, September &i.-Another
case OF yellow fever was reported to-
day at tho quarantine hospital on Swim
burne Island. Health Officer Doty gave
out the following statement this evening:
Jose Macaira, aged twenty years, q
coal passer Of the steamer Havana from
Colon, was removed to the hospital on
Staten Island to-day. He was sick dur
Ing the passage from Colon for two days
before arrival. Ships doctor had him
during treatment and kept him Isolated,
and on arrival at quarantine reported tho
case to Dr.. Doty, Tho man was prompt
~ transferred to hospital, where he de-
Yeloped yellow fever. Macalra Ia Very
sick, and DR.. Doty considers his condi-
ton as serious, Tho Havana arrived In
port Sunday. September oath, from Colon.
sage. NO communication was permitted
on board with the sick man,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26

tions 10 build upon. Paris drcssmakers
have no new problems to solve. but dreEs
feformcrs must begin ut the loundntion:
Thoy are also hampered BY the lack OF
dressmnkers able to compete with the
conventional artists. Yet all these dlii-
cultles have been sufficiently overcome
to make the reform dress popular.
MEN and women formerly opposed 10
our reform movement are gladly leg IN +
iing, says Mrs. Oppler-Legbaud, TO APP
preclntc tho female form az nature mas
fashioned It, ana are beginning 70 com
prehend that the natural lines OF nature
evidenced in tho reform dress as opposea
70 the dlforming corsets form the the very ~
basic conditions of dress reform. ~ ~
attain this happy aim. when the !, eya
rests and fcasts with unnlloyed delisntA
on the soft and yielding form OF the Ie-E
male body and its beautiful ana untra1l'-
mclled mobility Is our hope. ''2s
!. a practical street dress has been tho
greatest stumbling block OF the reform
ers. They did not wish to 20 to the ex.
IRENE Of promenading In boomers, tut
have been successful in introducing the
skirt OF ankle length. AS dresses worn
With shirtwnists meet with most 1avoE
for street wear. they arc made with all
possible variations OF suspenders IN ordeS
10 distribute tho weight Of the material
on shoulders and hips.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
STRIKE In CHARLOTTE.
Demand for Eighth our Day Re
fused-Printers Walk Out.

Z CHARLOTTE; N. G Sept. 25.-Thlrty
printer and machine operators. employed
by the Charlotte Observer and Chronicle
and the Observer riht Ing House, struc ok
this afternoon at g o'clock for an eight
hour day. The demand was presented to
the publishers this afternoon at o'clock,
wa spronsptly refused and atHS o'clock
the printers walked out S.t1yS
Later the printers employed by the
News. the Charlotte Medical Journal and
IN ali, Struck, the demands for an eight
hour day having been refused BY the, es-
Establishments enumerated, The employ
ing printers Of Charlotte announce that
they will fight the matter to a finish and
wiuthout quarter. The Observer and
Chronicle will appear without Interrupt
ton. III fSS. sftaft ri e
The printer employed blythe Chronicle
left the shop this afternoon an hour be-
fore press time. but reporters and editors
finished tho forms and the paper appeared
on time. The Observer Will appear as
usua to-morrow IN ieght-paGe form A
number of union men have been en-
gagged and negotiations are In progress
for others. -sr5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
ONE MAN STOLE $4,000
AND ANOTHER $41,000
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK, September 25,-Jamea =.
Henncssy, clerk who recently confessed
to stealing $4,000 from tho estate OF D.
Percy Morgan was to-day sentenced TO
States prison for seven years. Hennessy
was for seven years a clerk Of the Nor
gun estate.
According to his confession the clerk
lost tho $4,000 In race track pool rooms.
Francis II. Palmer the former cashier
OF the Poconic Bank, Of Sag Harbor. Hbo
last week pleaded guilty to the charge
OF embozzling $1,000. was to-day SEN
fenced to not less than one year or not
more than three years Imprisonment N
tho State'B prison. tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
(By Associated Press,)

(by ABBOClutcu TIe6e,y
. NEW ORLEANS. La, September 25.-
The USUAL large report OF new cases IN
New Orleans for Monday was given fouo
to-day, showing almost MS many nddi-
tions to the list up to noon as were re-
ported for all OF yesterday. Several OF
the new cases were unelrthed Sunday as
'suspicious," and their investigation was
not completed until to-day. Outside Of
New Orleans the fever shows nn annoying
pcrslst ency to hold on, With no seroas
Increase OF infection or foci.
Z Two OF the local theatres have opened
und are doing Il fourishing business Two
moro aro TO throw open their doors next
week. 4,rhe railroads report q largo IN
crease in their incoming passenger bus :.
mess, Indicating the return OF Orlcanians
who llave been away Sz
News from the country indicates two
new points OF Infection, one In Avoycllcs
Parish and another in Assumption Parish
The country reports were: Kenner 8
new cases Tallulah and vicinity. new
cnses; Alexandria, 2 new cases; Lake
Providence, eanew cases; Bo rod inc l
case; near Nnpoleonvlle, / case sus-
picious; Bayou Boeuf and Amelia (slx
days., 10 new cases Terre Bonne Parish
(two days., ~ new cnscs.&4 deaths; Me-
Donoughv!llc. ! new case; Fishers Camp.
Barrataria, new cases Patterson, 26
new cases. 5E # u 1854
The great majority Of the new cases
being reported lately come from the
seventh and eighth wards, whlch de-
veloped into the real battle-ground Of
the fever campaign as soon rs the titu't-
ton IN the original infected district was
placed under control. ro.tlay'u report
shows most Of the new cases In that
terrific IA. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
AN INSIDE VIEW.
Member Of Original Ku Klux Khan
Gives Impressions After PLAY,

A gentleman who was a member OF tho
original ku Klux Khan. who has read
Mr.. Dixon's book and Inst night saw
THE Clansman" presented on the stage
at the Academy, gave out this inter
view.
1T Is not my province to critielse
either The clansman the novel, OF Tho
Clansman. the play, Writers other than
Mr.. Dixon have attempted 10 use the his
tory of the Ku Klux Khan as the ground
work for novels and magazine articles.
Mr.. Dixon Is the first to attempt to stage
that wonderful and MS yet unwritten
history. l use the words unWrltten his-
tory OF the Ku klux Khan adyisedly.
Tho true history Of that magnificent
patriotic orGanIza,!Qn has never bsen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26

You don't have to 81, TO a
.l1idl1- priced tailor toget clothes
alllttle diiterentanda slittlo bet
ter tina ii everybody elso's 8.
I'VE have the newest patterns
and latest cut and an endless
variety OF styles
5000 $50. ..i,
The Dunlap Derby las n o
equal, as usual, this season.
B Some however, like the Eng.
lish derby, Heath's-both are
here. .f5
D-rbys and Fedoras-tlle best
to be had at $1.BO upy here and
skill enough to put the most
becoming hat on you, too.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
q Woman Railroad Builder.

Tho contractor in charge Or the sraa-
.,nr ~, the Old Dominion Railroad, Mrs.
m Yn Beachan, is said to BIO the
only Woman in America engaged I, in such !,
MPsk shs q h5 w 1svS whs ss
Mass,a z. ~ became an INVALID With
her nu nus unns she lives near the work
a hee EW9 Engaged up9n and her force , Of
a annlo ea ~ the hardest work on ono OF
30, ooo stlIt electric railroad beds eyer
eeonnstnruotedre rock cut and iii!ing shs
supS II high esteem by officials OF tho
ne rIou us railroads with which she has lhad
Gen iings.-Pilgr!m. 81