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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

the said Revised Laws, Is charged with
"a general supervision over the fnan-
cial affairs OF the Territory"
Upon these grounds Castle claims
that the County Act, Act 70, amending
the same, Act 90. and the Act appro
priating 100000 to pay the ex.
penses Of the Special Election are I'M.
constitutional, void, invalid. and inca.
pable of operation or effect. and that
as a taxpayer and on behalf Of all tax.
pers, and as a bondholder he is enti-
tied upon the agreed facts and on his
propositions to an Injunction restrain
ing and enjoining the Secretary Of the
Territory, A. L. G. Atkinson, from
taking any further proceedings in tho
matter of the special election and
from expanding any of the Territorial
revenues in connection herewith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

struct. maintain and close up public
streets, etc, and thus transfers pow.
ers now exercised by the Superintend.
ent Of Public Works. aided in some
instances by the Governor and by the
High Sheriff OF the Territory, and con.
shutting a complete system under the
applicable sections OF the Revised
Laws Of Hawaii to the counties re-
spectively. It changes materially and
radically the road system of the Terri
tory.
Castle claims that the County Act
and Act 80, Section 1, construed to-
gether, are unconstitutional and void,
and that the said Act 90 is unconstitli.
tional and void, depriving the Terrific
rial bonds of the guarantee Of SO much
of the consolidated revenues as is en-
braced in fifty per centum Of the total
taxes.
The County Act provides that the
sufiiciency of the bonds of members Of
,.-e Board of Supervisors In each
County shall be approved by Judge
of the Circuit Court having Jurisdiction
over or within the county. thus impos.
ing upon said Judge functions which
are not judicial.
The County Act. claims Castle, in
vadcs, transfers and changes TIC Gu-
ties, rights and powers o. the ht,or-sy
General, gives 20 The County Attorney,
In some instance cXClu-ivc power Gai
in others coordinate power and au-
thority with the Attorney General, and
deprives the Attorney General Of his
powers and functions in relation to the
High Sheriff. In these respects the
said County Act is unconstitutional
Castle claims the Act invades and
practically destroys the powers and
duties OF the Superintendent Of Public
Works.
He claims the Act invades powers
and duties of the High Sheriff and his
deputies, in direct violation Of the Or
ganic Act.
He claims that the Act deals with
the subject of contested elections.
which is not cognate to Its title and
which relates to Territorial matters.
He claims that the Act, undertaking
to establish the County of Kalawao.
and providing for the election Of q
sheriff therein, is unconstitutional and
void, for the reason that the said coun.
ty (so-called) is identical with the
Leper Settlement on the Island Of Mo.
lokai, and is, and is left by said Coun.
ty Act, under the control of the Board
Of Health.
He claims that the Act, construed
In 'pari materia with Act SO, conflicts
with and contravenes Section ~ Of
the Organic Act. relating to the pow.
ers and duties of the Treasurer of the
Territory who, under Section 1172 of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Representative Harris is absolutely
right. II the japanese were so dlspos-
ed they could wipe out all other nation.
alities in Hawaii during a single night
That's why there are other interna.
tional questions in the strike problem
than the fear Of the Emperor Of Aus
tria that one of his subjects has been
hurt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Members Of the Legislature showed
themselves past masters In the art of
playing to the galleries. After adopt.
ing conference report carrying an ap.
preparation so small that 1t will be i'm.
possible to raise the salaries of public
school teachers, they pass a resolution
expressing an opinion on how the sala-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Congressman Hepburn and Surgeon
General Wyman will be welcome
guests and between the wlning and
the dining 1t is to be hoped they will
come in touch with the facts of the
situation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Should DR.. Ostrom come out finan.
cially minus as result of the trip to
Hawaii he might be put down as a
martyr in this age Of Dollars and
Cents. 1t Is not probable that he will
be favored with such religious expert.
ence
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

The Conference Committee of the
Senate and the House reporting on the
Salaries bill yesterday, the report be-
ing adopted by both Houses, cut out the
items appropriating money for the Ha.
waiian band. Bands are left to the
counties. There will be, with County
government fact, no Territorial band
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Wouldn't it make you laugh. These
opponents of the County law talking
of its un.American character. why
the real source of their opposition is
their actual favor for monarchical
principles, government of the people by
q few,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

A case Of scarlet fever was found on
board the transport Lawton yesterday
afternoon. In order to prevent pos
sible spread Of the disease the sailors
were rounded up from about town and
sent on board ship. The man who
had the scarlet fever was taken to
Quarantine Island yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

1t Is apparent that members of the
Legislature are satisfied that their
constituents expect them to stand by
local selfgovernment and the County
law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Since the election law Is such n
botch that all Legislatures elected un.
der it may be illegal. why doesn't the
Civic Federation start test case to
wipe out the election law?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

The United States expects Hawaii to
look out for itself II this requires
militia then have the militia, but the
Territory must be in mighty hard civic
straits If its Legislature should vote
to rob school teachers and go into debt
TO support the militia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

ries should be raised. Under the cir.
the resolution represented
bluff, buncomb or ignorance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

II was stated down town this morn
ing that the leaders in opposition to
the County law expect decision from
the Supreme Court Monday or Tues.
day. The attorneys however expect
the usual five days in which to file
briefs,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Passing time establishes the fact
that Roiestvensky can go to any part
Of the China sea without finding any
evidence of Togo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

The naval transport Solace will sail
for Guam and Manila this afternoon
at 6 o'clock. She carries the Guam,
Hongkong and Philippine mail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

Takata, 1884 Fort street, repairs UNI
brellas and repolishes brass articles,
until they look as though new.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

1t is presumed that the Home Rulers
have decided to at least vote early and
often.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

The steamer Maui arrived from Ha
wall ports tbs morning with a full
load of sugar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

w. s. Edings was this morning ad.
mitted to practice in the United States
District Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26
REMNANTS

are the accumulation Of ONE YEAR,
SO the chances are good that you will
find just what you want.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26
Territory of Hawaii }
Honolulu, )ss:
Island of Oahu. }


Island of Oahu.
G. G. BOCKUS, Business Manager Of
che Bulletin Publishing Company, Linn.
tied, being first duly sworn. on oath.
opposes and says: That the following
Is true and correct statement OF cir.
culation for the week ending May 18th,
1905, of the Daily and Weekly Editions
or the Evening Bulletin
Circulation Of Evening Bulletin.
Saturday, May 1850
Monday, May is. .21e5
Tuesday, May 10. .2216
Wednesday, May .222s
Thursday, May .21t5
Friday, May .212o
Average DAILY CIRCULATION. .22o5
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin.
Tuesday, May 16. 1905. 1886
Number Of Weeklies delivered on
the Island Of Hawaii alone. 1915
Combined GUARANTEED aver.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26
REMNANTS

OF ChaIIies, French FianneIs, Tricots,
Cashmeres, Examines, Henriettas, Eo.
liernes, crepons, Mohairs, Nuns Veil
ing, Ladies' Cloth, Serge, suitlnss, e..
derdown, White FIannels, Scotch
Fiannels and FIanneIettes.
These
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26
REMNANTS

of Fancy Silks, Brocaded silks, Dres-
den Silks, Taffetas, Wash silks, Jap
anese Silks, Pineapple Silks and Black
Silks Of all kinds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
SOUTHERN RAlLWA AN.

VA SCHEDULE n % lNE ECT DNC. y, 19Oi
faSgS TlR AIMS LEA VIZ SRICHMOSD.3i.
700 a. M.-baily Local for Char lotte, N.tS,. 9 "
i 40 II M ST. lmlt Pul Imam to s.
- M Atlanta and BlrnnghaM,s New Or Ii!
s3 Memphis Chattanooga and al itho South.s
100 p Sunday kcYsvill Local. .$
4 :S0 IS. Nj -Dnily-Ll Limited Imam read 0;alE
10y NJ for all the sou tn. ~
York 8R " Itil LIN . w
* rho fpyorte route to Bal more ana .1t4stcrns
points. Lehvo Richmond 4:2o P3 n afonday Y.
N s;is r .a.sa
4.oo : tA NJ Except Sunday West Point
connecting with steamers for z Bal lmoray
and river, landings Monday SWednssd aya
and Fridays. Steamer calls sats GIG ucesteFY
Point, "A ALMONDS and Clay Hnn ssi39 GA "a
s4:45 AZ. -lxcep. sunday zeal mixed for
'' 81 A AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND
a .ss AI5Nnnd RAP r. rom all the South-j
XIX r. nj, -From Charlotte and pughA ssSS w
MO "a N From Keysvl q, W 53
X A. NI,-13nl tlmore and West Pqln . lfl,.sf5
IN Xix Al Nj, wednesdays and lft9uaysi b no. :.
n NH daily ssssp' auna ayE-pss'q Ys''
WEsTRHIR1:xs;1 Az hleh HRYH,bn Ys' y,
\ g. ~ ~ M, CT
Il. e. "a. AcKERT. q n'l Ai9ra a
washington p. tt5fii TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
BIILLFO|R|.MQNTE CARLO
SLIPS. THROUGH /. HOUSE.
Measure Introduced Under Mis-
H apprshension-Will be
Killed in Senate.

,e lSpecIal to The Tllnes-DlspatchJ I'D Nj
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.--The House OF
Representatives learned for tho first time
yesterday that M Thursday last ~ had
passed q bill authorizing the establish
5ment or.an American Monte Carlo on the
government reservation at Hot SPRINGS
Representative Robinson. of Arkansas,
introduced Il hill giving George. ", I, con-
sidine and Icdwurd Burke Allthorily..,L I
CONSTRUCTS and opeWte y falltoaa - MY
summit OF West Mountains anh 70 4hslllu
unCl operate u hotel ~ Inc s.lhln!'' N,
rhpsbil expressly provided NAT noun,
ia nould DO done without lie approval
4 Of the Secretary OF the Interior. ms
Secretary did not approve, the piHfs
should not be permitted 10 run. a,
Mr. Robinson said he had been lou
8whe,, Ia introduced the bill hat conslr
dima md Burke were capitalists hut That
G since Introducing tho ablll he had heen
Informed that they are sporting men, /,
Hp. hive NJ, objection to their DIS ", ,
Mr. Robinson said yesterdny, "but snhll
sen that tho hlll does not pass mo cell
NE. Ifpllt tile bill in good faith, snp
Ing 1t Ia be ~ lesltimate propos's'o1l =
Invest money IN y illle llotul, ,,a,,
could have operated a bis gambling mouse
n, n government rcserrat ion 'iheS euNld
lIiye been closed within an ollp on III! j,
frfor from the Secretary Of the interior,
Lacey, chairman OK the
f,nmmitiee on Public Lands, who made
J, favorable report on tho bill, said ne
h,ll VIII not be passed by the Senate now
n INIT doubt has sheen raised as ~ tho M
ktentlons of hesgnel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK Fsb. n - I. The cotton market
was acti 30 md ver ~ giraffe With fluStuatisns
recently noted. aitBough 5nnal quotations show.
cd no material change for the day; me chie!
wa q rIns hs
cation glnnel TO ,lanuar l6t Tho market
,vas very act! 70 md Irregular hefore Y ~ re-.
adVan Coz OF Mtpn points on much stronger
ca bes thin1 expected, 8 showing u gain OF lSgl4
nn's NJ Sulse orders
Gu the shnrt side. hut also attracted 5yeiS
asan na
New Orleans showed leading weakness. 4, and
ns midday nppeaied there as sn no. ssh hs
ly tSo ~ anS repor. might
,,,orn bearish than expected. Al, any rate
was SHARP ara 'si b shaWsh ne
i,et loss Of about 5f.6 points, Following tho
report there was q quick jump n prices Of
new 'hisi, Level for tho day and for HE re-
cen tadvnncc. after which, however,. u seems
though a the onss ,n We r. 'f t,,,a
point II ne session, be!ns AnallS steady a. =, z
4 mated at 10000 Dal les, . !, j,
rho censils report did not prove out q line
With general ~, 1a rrss yHM
crop Of about 100 ooo bales exeaslYe g
ne, iseeeip.s TO-. tho day were Ugh. at all points
ana soalhern SPOT markets leporlod generally a
firm prees. In some instances No, HIGHER, ~.
ss Hs ssss and MsEs s
for The Week 10000 bales est!inatell ayaI n
ilsDh las week and a7s ,. last yesa s ~ s g.
against g,Ibl last year,
Cotton futures opened strong and closed
, KAREN II; iii III III
!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
THE PRoDUcE MARKET.
Light Receipts and Limited De
Il 11nand I Due ;to Yea ther. Il

!: Everything that Is not going Just exactly
as the people want things 70. 50 Is now, and
for q week past has been CHARGED hur 70 what
The country prodics 4 mark ct has V been al
most ataa standatill} for q week or more ;rta
has been smaller than the produce commits
sion nercha hts could Wish oven In the lace
Of light receip pts. is$ I'll
Indications aro that the week Y just aheal
will witness more active demand for AZ
manner OF count prod,lc and n unless ne h!s
weather conditions &shnl PERM an W
up This. Is especial " rue as to- tu
chickens, eggs, R game and fruit
hold Food only for d day, al the unset led
condition d Of Yea Their ard he & corFsequent
uncertainty US to the volume Of ipts, ma ke
III inlpossible to forecast q long period
than StWenty-four hours. Certain II Isl how,
ever that bad has cut receipts
ri "a upon gatt outside quutat ionss for any
.tffag eatable they? manage Ia get jto slnarket :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
n k&zW K6ito|kaW!'|5S'IR!rI|lll'l| N

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. HIN
!+ 100 AZ Al.-EORFOLK 3LIM1TElo. 3 lArrlveaI
Norfolk i 70 4, a
3: osH a. M,e NJ EXPRESS. s Dunes
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to- Coluniss
bus. B!uetleld to. Cincinnat \; also Roanoke to
knoxylle md Knoxye 6, "
1910 PISS fqr ~
ca LOO II. cEAN sIIoRHE$1t M1THD q.
ryes ortok STEPS o}n ply y,
steamers TO Boston. Prov dence. =, t.e.lss,
Baltimore ind Washing ton. 4.
rs e. Norfo * and Il stations east gs
Il % 40 r. M.N1v ORLEANS 81
Pullman sleepera r ichrnond t. Lynohh nnd8
Roanoke Peters burg to East Rad ford. I.ync obs
burg 10 chattanooga, Memphis and New Or -s
= s;so 81. M.-sT 3 8 bfs EXP Phi Imam
Sleeper Petersburg to 90 noks ard Roanoke to
asains arriys sem 4;
p Nh nd ais ". II from ~ a ~
and :50 FL NJ ~ :llgs SSis
5B, RFlE G. ~, 3QSaI Y. &
en- PASS DIST Pas1s = AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
ROEBLIN G II HOLDINGS ANS "A s.5
81 533i5s8 HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED
Dec "a to " lliss in1iies.D iHpatch)

Yst,ecia / 70 2 llis's Times. Dispat ch.)
IsALTiMo Or Il, MD. N Feb. q The dissenting
scaboafd Line p Is ts
Viii nave further conferences he Blair
Ryan Interest, M iii the%yleW 81 securing some
modification Of the financial plan One me feature
,mittee has I'd legal opinion from, Cans and
Ha,rtn and feels that the stock II, repre-
cents cannot bn ehrlyed pray,llsgss
not be forced 4 entert be plan .
The Trust vas S, , nay
mn nTcf stock III the Seabohrd "a ir Li1 9
Raway have under t'e BLAIR
'sS Sqr Of tho Koebng sons
jr,omnnny Of Trenton, n. ". is, q member OF
the Advisory COMMITTEES in chgrge o OH
affairs Or John illsams y sons ~ ST
William Middendorf &; Conpany III g5 is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
'UNEVEN@R|sE IN
STOCK J ]! PRICES ! !! !.
Railroads Revive Under Rutnor;
That Congress MaySNot Enact Enact
Rate Legislation Yet. ~.
ADVANCE IN IRON IRON STOCKS ( s
Report That Big Concerns 'l!'j III ~
South Will Combine Caused
s8&I1pward Movement,
I. y 4 avocintcd PRESS

NEW s. 'eb. fho uneven y. 4 a1l !,
Intermittent. rlse iii prices was
to.da on the Stock l1xcllang Ny, Alo,o =
railroad stocks were mel uded a ~
movement than was tic case ycs n
but&thn veipromnenccR Of tii NC n y Y.
dustrlals and spociulties was SUI grca.
spcillc causes for tho buying @ ny y y
"a stocks were lacking, but 1T ~ pro l plcs
that Il largo general fleet was PROD uc y
~ tho report that tho Interstate uh ~
Foreign N Commelce commission q n h "
aenate ar It'd United states was g !..s Wy y
during :ho summer 70 ii,,..,
the Ilrond anssmo n,
tf mn n den!tva legsatlon tl,is subject
WAS IL lie postponed beyond tllt ltssse1t,, ,.
session IL Congress. Tho az G ~. n.
r,norsof q project for 4. at q
of Southern iron companies. The llni $50
States Steel stocks we're aini9 ~ anusio
able for tho great pn 2 SSs mi
Western and OF Atch ~ tn ne n, "a,
list We're s,i1laccounted for; Lile .col :,
rriera we're helped ~. y, IN 70
.J saan Vic; indcatlng close
x * IA I'D On0 bales rho rates FOL terlinE
cxchange yielded To- sigh s y PHI =
u u,tsS inEold Bars to
Nav y from tho Phlladelphitl Inint3
would 30 out on Thursday Ihe. reaz ~
profits NJ 81 81, n - n cjosed
steady livery little belo tl,c best. I.
Bonds were III firm. ntal 81 y pa pa
value 1910. 0C Tilted y, STATES f'onsls
g5'grhe total sales " stock for he day
n we're gsi 500 sare AZ S5 Il. .ssE VS. t VI
MONEY II "a MI, IlxC HAN CECIL sE:
niny,sw On ID steady ;rt T. -4a2 per cent:
CLOSING lid. T1a-4 per cent: offered ~ y
q nor cent. time loans. s cad 81 slxty Sdays.
3-4ge, per cent; NINETY per Sc
,mercs,:,tile 3 paper 4. -2Gt4 per cent,
Sterling exchange heavy with nc tual bus s
Il irlcss III bankers. bills 8 ~
tiavN hiils: i,ostud rsl tes is6 1-2 and s4.S7;
rnrnlnrcInf bIlls.& Sis ~. Bar 81 Yer.
4 III S1exi can loliars.i AZ S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
other produce Markets.

NEW Fen .ELo!-stIsaay. ,d Rye
mn,eaal-stsads, Rys1S Nominal. lsarlesroulst'
Wheat Ma. 4 red a.r ,IiiN heiec net q
advance, Mya closed At idsi july, sl'c5ss !.
September, oINc, az ,t
nat iaSsr May s slased q july,
59Xc Oats-Steady; nllXed, s6h uti7tsc.
4 Beef--Steady Cut Meats-(lulet. q. Lard
Sn 'l fssns aSlsf aspesaqs eaf
utrss s!saHy o @nshaq fsis , I'm
alsc, Rina-l';rnfs NJ lasses-l ~ rIn ,-1,s,a
Buttsr-Stfong;t Western factory, llUsla;;
Cheese irirm State, full oreanl, eolored and
While, chtices llac. Esgs--Quiet ana un'
changed SS, IL 3 n u ,.s ,,, IA.
Stnte and Wsstern, Sl,s5gl,4l Jersey sweets,
ss9llo0, Peanuts Firm, fancy handpleked,
c,uiet; jlai butch, per 10, s2els o. Gotton--By
steam 10 IL trpo u lsg l'c59S sss
(,HICAlso i La, Feb. y aller nareas So
than sxs,ssisIislp the worlds Visible sulpiy
caused u INN nlah In the plt mere 40 To-
ana July ~ a,S Corn Is down 1ssslss. oats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
SECOND. S. HELEN 4. KELLER I!
DEVELOPS! !. SENSES
Deaf, Dumb and Blind n She Can an
Write of Subject ID s 81 ls's' 81,
in Her Prese nce.
. A =, II, 2, !, s. J, /,

NEW ~ FEB, 4 Ill tho institution fo1,
the Instruction % Deaf and l,umh: ~ = one
ieaf. dumb and sbilnd girl, not quite sevel'-
teen, 81 Whom Principal Currier go 4, .,,a
.With her mental th IN \ ~ ~
4 ie past theraS Is ID reason doubt that shs
Will In time arrive at aS high g stase o.
development Of Helen Kelley. I. 4. ", 4,
Y,.a t.h!ld insappearance: bout eight years
nro The, gift contracted yellow fever and when
she recovered could sec, s l. NY 1
e She twas sent 10 the Institution for the lns
structlon Of the deaf and Dumb. pna Ses.ser,a
tlny ella HOPKINS sees, speaks alla hetFs
her sensitive finger tip Z, !, !, 4,
It has been discovered that ,pon, OCCASIONS M
when having no vlouA knoWieaEe, q . .,e
persona were engaged In sno INV. hNs
later been able to write OF the sup1eets theS
III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
RICHMOND RI PRoDu cE MARKET.

!tcoreet6d daily. Unless otherwise stated these
a9aAs.ess arg Yh9f11e ehoee
,,sund, 4 undrawn, lsal9c.: fair5to good. per
pound nndsawn. l5dl,se fair TO sS'od }sr
I Il md ndrawn. 100 le.; fair to good. round
undraWn, chickens er poan nnna
tiiaWn ! 4 isdplse. hens. choice per pound un-
iaiawn, sasv.s Drawn poultry lc gper pound pound
h' EVE 'f Pou aaS per pound 5
l4e hens pound iiesss; dueks ,s,:
es e Gainsaa dairy PSF pound
Use store packed, yellow, extra. per pound,
l6dti7c. store packed, fres mixed. Rer p0nHno!
M ,a.g ps snG nsnd SsHT sF Ssa
EaGs7-In, crates. fresh, nearby. dozen. sc; B
in crates fresh per dozen, VIC; IN pattes.
itssn Rsi sHE; hogs small per
pound, cassc; hogs. large per ISund. ag,SS;
s sSIns IND sar ss ped
sina. fancy sr pound lslas;; p aa a-
pu ssss ", pIs p1 ss3:
sasS ssI t ssssfys Ss pss sssshs
l.G5; white, mixed, per bushel, S1'oV II colorsu'
psIr1 Live vIsG sTocKVcals choice nor pound 7c
sveais, thin, per nonnd, 6lI6lsc. runners. per
5nouhi, hogs. sh9eG, per noahnd, a.
lambs pouaa taSss,; ae cs sn9'es
Urine g,s i4e. \ bulls pNr pound, w Csc,
FLO ts--Winter superior, Siatd % . winter
extra {i.s0I 10; winter clears - bQQo WIN
ter strllHl)t, i5,7oI69o: Winter patent, sogp
Go Ilekwheat. Per pound, sMdl3s,, S'ormmead,,
Osisat5p, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ton, Sslho(p
200; bran. Sl9,j0G Issl oo III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
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T,A I,TIAIORE MD, Y Feb, Il THE 13al tlmore
American yesterday occupied It's new sixlesh
which y Issued :
riai 81 tic glea fire Which took piece l
lisitiaoFs ~ ls tt,t baltimore news
IN n erect and move into n now building
i In Tho burned district this nchlyem,ent being
duo to the enterprise of its puesneF T Tho
a. r,,cture viii ba one Of the most Imposing
md costly in the business distrtet OF l5astl,