davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov. 1s.-Closing; wHBAT-spot nr7n No
red western winter: s. 7d futures IT. steady RsSeISs
steady; American mixed I'D; quiet; January.
Is SAD; March Is 4Ild FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter
steady es HOPS London (Pacihc COAST, steady,
f8 10s@fz BEEF quiet India us cd PORK
cut i I6 n steady as BACON 9uiet; CqmbeT,and
cut to 10 rib 16 "a ID, 5Os long clear
middIes light % to "a 70. as Cd; long clear mddes
heavx 35 20 n. AS short clear backs 16 to 20 ~
clear bellies IA TO 70, 46s Cd SHOULDERS-Square,
II to Is fb quiet Bis. LARD firm; prime Western in
terces s7s; american refined. sss Sd. BUTTER-Good
United states. nominally e5s CHEESE strong: Amsr-
can finest white, 5ss 3D. American colored. Cos
A1LoWPrims city fTn rs Cd australian in Lon- OF.
ROSIN-Conmon firm. los 415d. PETROLEUM Refined
firm 71sd. LINSBED OIL steady, 1ss Cd. COTTON
SEED OII-Huu refined, spot steady. 16s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Neyg-Yorx. November Is
BEEvEsReceipts Here 20 cars or 200 head tneludins
Tresssd beef dun at q 3l5c Ger n fov native No
later cables from LOndY liverpool Shipments to-day
1Ee=e 7s0 beevcs and 0Ss5 quarters OF beef
CALVESReceipts 40 head all dsec; % stale grassssIs
n pens. No trading today feeling weak 1ltF
dressed veals slow at saI2o per 10; country dressed az
761Il6c: dressed Grassers and fed calves az 4G0c-
SHEEP AND LASfBS-Receipts vera cars, or 283
head. including single car for The market tsellns
reai- sheep sold S40sJ = 100 d. lambs at 81 90
Dressed mutton steady TT1Oo per 10 Dressed lambs
IN moderate demand az 10R12tzc-
saies-Tohin % state lambs, % n average.
a 81 50 100 n. 81 State sheen. lfo 10. az 81
Rerns Company p Ohio sheep lf9 no, a.
81 * 10 do. 14S n at So "a kentucky sheep lo2 10 ar
81 70
HOGs+Receipts were 25G0 head all consigned direct
to saughterers. Feeling nominaliy steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 1s-cIosing: COTT0N-spot ouss,,
prices II points lover American middlng fair 8od;
Toed middline, $3.50; rniddilnE 5s2d loV- roF5Ir,-
56ed good ordinary. $3.50. ordinary 532d The saies -
day e000 which 200 were f5r
ton and export aRt included 800 American Receipts
2AoCo bales. including 151o0 American.
quiet and closed quiet American middlinE e G. No
venbsr BOD Ngyemler and December. 570d. Dsceubes
ard January Did January ST Feb
end March. 5.s0d March and APRIL ssd. Anrf,
and May. 5.eSd: May sgdt Jaus and y..fv
hs7di July and August 1894 s'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. 4

Trains depart from Grand Central station. 42d ST and
BOSTON. Via New London & Prov:ftl 1000 x 1902
A NJ It Zoo * l1:O1 "xi $500. II 800, y I0OZ.
sf12OO P. NJ Via WiIliuantic-tfs:0 900 4 n, TOO p
via Spfd.-+9:O0 A NJ. 1890. > 800 81 800 r "a
woRcESTEIt ana FITCI5BTRt5 va 81 Q a.
CT. HARRINGTON, sTOCKBRIDGE, LESOX. PITTS
FIEID-f4 so $40 A. NJ, 1881 P. NJ. -
Ticket offices cGrand Central Station and o1ztn 5
also at c26I lIs5 c1,954 Broadway e25 Union sqaare
c1s2 Fifth Ave Columbus Ave. c64S Madison Avs
c2T3 18th St. 2 79S Third Ave In BEookSn cS-.
SDaIy Except Sundays rstops at 18th st. zStopx
at I25th Sundays only tParIor Car Limited lIHAs
dining car cParor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

4s625 Exchange 1e !132; receipts 10000 bags ship
for the United States. 10000 bags; shipments
for Europe. 1000 bags stock; $4,000 bags Santos
Coffee market quiet; good average Santos 1900 re
Coffee market opened unchanged; at p net
unchanged to Il pig lower; sales $4,000 bags aayre
-Coffee market opened barely steady franc lower;
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee today is as
Col
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
Railroad.
Lach-wanna
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Long Island Rutabaga eO975c, DO white Co975ci Wa
TERCRESS, per 100 punches. 81 500S2
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

COTTON-Tne cotton market and IN
settled with trading moderately active for half session.
followed early next week by an official report the
which vary considerably Sales were 10000 bales
cording to estimates and the market closed steady
decline decline Of lsg2o points The opening was weak at
net loss of i49e points under LIQUIDATION and bear
pressure inspired by weakness in Liverpool and good
weather Around 106So for January the market turned
steadier and rallied points on the report Of the
National Ginners Association pointing Of only
about 800 Ooo bales but in the later trading the market
again weakened and sold to low point for the
session and within points Of the lowest for the week
about IS points down from the high level of week
Friday The National Ginners Association reported that
about 100000 bales had been ginned to November IA
and that this represented about 7S OF the
The official report is expected Tuesday although
the exact date has not yet been definitely fixed The local
bear leader has issued circular pointing to the
gnned as $4,000 bales but estimates in the trade
ginning since November will equal the
between October 1S November and the report
expected will show the neghborhood 5000 600 bales
But even If the trade of the amount gnned
there would still be uncertainty regarding the indicated
crop Cdcial comparisons are available for only two
years On November IL 1903, about GO Of the
crop had been gnned and in 1904 about 73 per cent
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

c,,dIons sor the young people have Just been
.-..a At Iarchrnont, and win take place on tbs
r--,ssx .veniag OF each month The patron
-. o-s Mrs Edward Payson Call Mrs. Hunting,
~. Flint Mrs. Simpson, Mrs Craven end MISS
Tsry Hull
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
auspices Of the Legislation Lsague. All wor.n
who care to take tickets are invited to be present

Tho National Society Of New-EDgiand Women
viii hold Its first literary meeting OF the season
at Delmonico's Friday, November "a. at 2:so
o'clock Professor George Trumbull Isadd. OF New
Haven. Conn. viii tell the members why Japan
Was Victorious in the Late War" japanese music
will be rendered by S Takaori principal of the
School of Music IN Toxic.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

a. and Mrs. Edward s. Plat left rew-York on
lev last for the Virginia Hot Springs for a
~, ~ several weeks. Later they Will return to
~. psborne. West b7th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Exchange special
eS Sa' z@eas @dn
point lower distant positions Closed qpiet and to
$y$S sSs
5s5d; May-June. 6.sed June-Juy 6.s7d and Juiy-Au-
FLOUR AND MEAI-Trade in -four was dull to.
day. with prices steady and unchanged Only sale Of
s. 5 nse Ms straghts S. TO- Wne pee8s 81 g
s. IS o. ex No xne 3 s5 M 10 RYE Yntf s. loo
Firm 9uoted PqE to good s. s9as4 10: choee fancy
g iS 5@ana 39o3ss. Fs0 ase5s%
M al s P5o%p5 s 55@sa 81 s9 5s5 s. 5 So Sas s s
SIS g sacs middiRg S IL $7 5e@$2 o red dos s2s o24
GRA5NEWHEATm 5; wheat market to-day was an
the same time time it showed good deal Of steadness and
bu support was in evdence at Chicago Foiiowng the
regular close here which so net lower the market
closed hour before. both May being
more bearsh than otherwe Gables %eTe easy and
@ s "a {Sat " Rnss} e meeE % Id become
than last for about the first time during the week
sSg cars at WnniPeg In reply to recent advice; G9ns ming
houses -four operators IN NewYork satur-
day that all Of their a5vlees from Western mills were
wheat 72o coo 900 bushels against ess 900 BY
the Produce Exchange figures argentine sP6ens @ for
a mso5 nr6d f hs s aG9q e RTshS to I'd
decline Of a points Budapest. No red in New-YoTk
Duluth. 95Ac. and No hard Manitoba, e4@sc b
afoat. CORN-Ths market rather active at
West time showed considerable heayiness
selling by brokers acting for prominent
ing interest. Commission houses also sold support at
eventually had the help OF the !e3ans
bull operator causing a full recovery OF the decline
This in turn followed by selling movement
in the last half hour the market left on easy n
l O'clock prices In the New-York market were
unchanged from the 12 o'clock close and partly - ne
previous night The interior movement was AgIe9
receipts expected at CIlcAgo
on Monday The decline Of IS Liverpool was one OF
tie early selling motives No IN NeW-Hork eIose1
seic elevator and 57o aloat; No white. 6Izsc and
No . yellow 5sc afoat. oATS-Through@ont @ me ne
dav oats were sustained the activity IN +1sn
circles steady The cash market in s5
as follows: Mixed, 20 to 81 10 SOC
natural white SO TO 96 Q371sc and cppea White
36 TO 20 10 SsG40c. RYE rket nominal: 10 .Sng
en- 7sc . Nevr-York BARLEY market quiet Lesells
was quoted Ale and mailing se461lee both snIao ,
BUCKWHEAT market steady; e852c delivered nc" A-
NE"-1OhA f1NiOIS Yestep-
whea.i openins. H:gh Log. C9ssss C199ss aa$s cas-.
psoembse ssaa1s,a 49,. saa,s sa& 90 sis
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

-. Mrs william Maxwell Dudxeon have
sr. .ss,r country house at Cold Spring. Long
oiosso "a are at their town hotrsa. No p East
Isisne' sor the winter.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

,frs Edward Van Wyck Rossiter and Miss Ros-
.,,sr will give a reception on Wednesday. Novem-
-, q rrou, 1 until o'clock at No. g Sanford
=. F1usninE N 7. Miss Alice Riggs Colgate
IN -.ceive with Mrs. and Miss Rossiter. who Will
:. 81 home on Thursday, December and q
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
Railroads.
p NSYLuEnlA
RAILROAD.

eS e - ka - S~a u eso
RAILROAD.
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS;
IS Ta minutes ss ateF tRsn ha si1aa below
.'' .'-.'a s'fefS ToR S'1fiah fah WEST.
'lO6S a. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For cincirnsti
'lO.5S a. NJ THE PENSsTIvAN1A 1S LIMITED. -
.155 PM chic, ES neS5s to SSiSSgS; AND ST
S'' r M. PENNSYLVANIA & sPEGI. 5a51, 70 chicago
.5Ss + N iGAG9 81 Io1is LAIPEI ANp CINCINNATI EXP
% F. y. WEsTERN -EXPREss.
go go PM. cLEYELAND -AND CINCINNATI EXP.
Tx WAs.iISGTo6SS ss6S'i ASD HAfihs THE SOUTH
coasfessionsl SS 'i19I h@itsd5 a @ .sa .42s as
z 25 545 eonsressieaSi onSs Si Li@lted .s2S
soUTR RGiLRAq:i2s5 Al R H. II nisat .sa AS p m
Atlantic gdii1 COAST IINE.-.a2 g m, ana s.2s p. m
sEARoARD asl1S AIR LNIE-la2S Q. m. and 1910 Z. m
N9REoLK 9IifT. AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-'s2' p N
cdEsAPEAKE daSs e OHIO RAILwAY.-7S0 g. m week
FOB pee8dPys 2tR PoiST COMFORT NoRFoIx7's Z. m
AFELANTIc EL5dNSTIc cITY.E956 a. M and -.eh-d's>
SRSoWNs MSs & II EsffSass' week
I3NS SuTs RRfNe faE s:ss Eoy @ 'fa
.Sasp Sasdpgs P Ions ! BFsaq M s
Sundays sa' fSE !Pi:GSi' fGisSGtfalA 81
ii55 M Il s. s1SSS. .f5s. 2io .sa5. sSs
30 s455 sfA65 North Phade ,nbi. UntyI.
5S5 eos 1885, for NORTH suIdays Phad'Bg9os Bgo
.75SS5 s25 '92s s55 .t1o65 'ioeS IS a oTfS nh; Phs
i Sslphia ony). s4.5 .555. 755, s2o 70 600 i0'
North Philadelphia only) .. 1910 night.
-, Dining Car. fExtra-fare train "a. -,s.a
Ticket offices Nos 46,. 1854 90 erosdway; loz F g
Avenue (below 23d S,; 26S Fifth Avenue tcorne. %
Stl: Asor House and stations named S sSoye;
lyn 342 Fulton $50 Fulton Street, SS0
and Pennsylvania Annex station The New foE otsIs
Ter Company will check baggage from hote
and residences through destination.
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Psnnsylvans Railroad SsO
Service.
W. w ArTERBrrRy T. R. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Tran1o AanSsef'
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

r-rt6av evening musicals given weekly at
~ -. al Miss Bessie Clay, No. SEQ West End
tss HY5 SeSs begun for the season. Felix Hetnk
as as che piano soloist last week
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Ms Horace Dening. Of this city, and Miss Mary
- frnnnphrevs of washington, D. c., were the
SSoe9s,esses at the tea given at the Barnard CLUB
~s-Sav afternoon
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

80. n,snton. of West l24th-st. has gene to Ken
A-. .-~ ,or the winter and spring.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Across the Back Fence-''What's your husband
doing nowY'
He's got to be inventor"
whats he inventtng?"
Excuses for not going to work. '-CWashington
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Mas. .na Mr csss ! .T: GaT q NsxTa9 q sS' Ias ssa
tntoo"s ~ the Rreslin
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
BALTIMORE Z OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lave west 10 minutes earlier except
leaves IL so D. n
TY IIberty street. 500 an. Except sun Buffet
% 1000 an. Daily Diner
Daily Diner
2O0pm Daily. Buffet.
srznvrS Limited 4O0pm. Daily. as Pullman
Lv. Liberty street 60O pm Daily DiSSsr-
15 nght. Daily. EeeparS.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
Taare New York City. West 23d ST. Liberty s.
ChfcagO. Pittsbur@, Sleeper. II so 1915
Pittkburg, Cleveland Limited. 3.60 pm 400 pm
"Pittsburg limited" Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
CIncinnati Louis, Diner $50 1000 ar
Cincinnati. Louis. Diner $50 500
1os Greenwch ST. Is Union square W. saI Grand ST.:
n z: 84S Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; 23d ST. and Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

o.ut.nusa nrora page nve part four.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

r,-s HcrtoheIl. Of Cathedral Heights. vii
A - tse winter at Chico. Cal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

,.-. Matte p. Clark, of No. E1 West 1s4th-st-.
?, m. snsnd tho winter and spring at Santa Ana,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

ths marriages OF interest which took
AnU. I..+ week vas that OF Miss Etta Lucy Smith,
pscs.,.sr.I FIeiShsz to Alrnon c. BurriIl. also OF
It's city.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

asu Harrison. OF this city is st Los Angeles.
csl- tcr the winter.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

METALS-IRON-The market for regular and foundry
pig iron certificates at the Produce Exchange steady
TO iiym with fair business doing Sales, 500 Alarcn
regulars at SIT 90 200 January foundry at SIT 40 loo March
aI 81 U S1 "a ~ ooSsf7
ary SIT 25qS17 49, February. SIT 4eQS1s. and March,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

The annual Pilgrim Mothers dinner VIII be held
the Waldorf-Astoria on December e. under the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
L|BIEl.ANDGsE|:.AINI|D|!|ER. St. \ D
SAYS mann. TO BACON. A \
Sensation al Meeting Of House House
Committee on Interstate Z rs
Commerce.
/ (By Associated Press,)

q i N.,tFi
IVA y sIIINGro N, y, G., January t6'-rno tn.
,, {, u ,ng Of stiis House Committee ON y
i,S,tt iit,oSr,stnte Commerce to-day was 5replete' .'
,wit sensational Incidents ~. I. "a corn
- N i,lwaukee chairmanof the Inter state 81 l
r.omn nerce Convent ION, WAS sup1ecl1ea g
Gaca ling rebuke by Mr.. Mann, q Illinois. OILS
sor certain statements made by him N 2
Enb,icu Ion known as Freight as wei VET
A. II public addresses, Mr.. Mann quot quoted 9
from from 4 statement alleged to have been
q made by Mr, bacon, that owing 10 ne
5onnos,tIonl OF the majority Of the two 2
commit tees Of Congress there was no po'si. pos
aiblllty Of Legislation TO further restrict
the carriers. ~ ~. !,
mi 1hir' n Bacon answered that he believed
5,t Vas true. 81 know, y angrll y etort-
ed MI Mann. ''that there was q lGel
anaS slander, know n was false, aid !
believe you knew It false
Alr Bacon calmly replied ina he u III
not want to be classed as q falsIfiur,
Which only BerYed to further niger NJ u,
Mann, who said that people who, write
articles must be hs!S responsible for What
they write. Si X s}t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
WE.E:.P|'.S.FFR|l|.A||N'HCyALL|.Y'| .:.|'.
WHEN BAIL. A | !. J DENIED @
Nan Patterson and Aged Father
Both Overcome by Action
Of New Y York Judge.
itBys Associated Press.)

If N EWtYORll, January B.---J lis tice Green
I ba un,,8 Of tho New York State Supreme
Court, to-day denied the application vi
Nan Patterson for bail, pendlng u new
trial on the charge Of the murder OF
sNCaesar'' Young. { S5t.i e "
N In denying the application to-day JUS
Stlce ,Greenbaum says that counsel for
tho prisoner made no effort to convince
the court that there Is improbabillty OF
securing IA conviction Mt q second trial
unless the disagreement OF the jury inSthe
flrst trial would Justify such an infe.-
ence This did not appear sufficient TO
him. however. ms IT is a matter5of not
Sinfrequept occurrence that Iuries full to
.ugree In cases in which, upon a Sslbse-
quent trial, and upon the same sta,o-
lments Of facts, q conclusion Is speedily
reached by another jury, .y5
Miss Patterson became hysterlcal this
afternoon when Abraham Levy. her coui,v
sci, went to the Hrombs and Informed her
Of Justice Greenbaum's decision SHE
iWept ana waved her arms franticaly,
refusing 10 be comfortcd. Later When
her father visited her nm affecting scene
took place, The young woman tried to
restrain her emotion, hut finally threw
her arms about her fathers neck and
burst into tears again, He, too, was over
come. and suddenly co Elapsed, and II Was
necessary 70 send him home W 9 cab,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
SENTENCED
FOR EIGHTEEN. ] I !. Years. !! !. ' :
Six Of the Jury for Hanging, But 9 VI
a Compromise c Finally
Reached. s 55.S.
Especial To THO Tlmes-p plspatch.,

GLOUCESTER 4, C;OuRTHo USE, -,
January s,--The jury IN ttescasel q James s
Oliver. charged with he murder of 7 i e i
virgin yr !, after an abseneee Of about TWO
hours hours, brought in q verdict at o'olfock 4
this AFTERNOON OF murder IN the second sec
degree viii penalty Of eighteen years ears
kin, the 8pepi tentihry sii3s. q. II d.
,rhe room was packed all day WITH an
intensely interested audience, who lls stenT z
ed aSf feagerly 10 tho speeches o. James n,
stubbs for the defense, and BS common Y
Ewealtr's ssa Attorney NJ. r. BristoW for he
pros ecution I'd This was he Common
weulth,s s attorneys maiden speech, 5anl Y ~
pron unced q have been a fine elt ort,
tioglcal clear, fair and i times e.oque I.
|. MI Stubs is said to lfaye made, tNs
finest speecll{ OF his u fe 81 u \
li'olliyer's wife who fait ithfully visited him
While II, prison and sa I by nm throvs shouL
gthe rial was q pat TIC flsp re. " a. cll
iloubtiess lad Its o. feet upon the 1urS isls
Jurors Jurors were for hapgln bu Z hnall V com.
promised upon the maximum Bpehall .o' .3
murder OF the SECOND degree iis Is
Mr.. Stuhbs ma do a MOI ton 1oF 9. slleW Y
trialSon the ground thai the e2Yerdlct was
contrary to tha Law and def,ce, Y
mot on; will be acted a upon 10 sto'clopk
Tomorrow morning l2y the coy n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
sOYAlMA'S MES SSAG GE
!. 10 #ElU'RO OPA'TKIN
Courteous co & Jap 7 Te:lls Ills @ \ r Russian
That Port Has Fallen and
g Compliments Garrison. ~
r R''ojestv,ens'ky ,s 's !. Flag +
s5I, ship rs 1s' ( Still . 8
NJ Afloat.
l.....
stBy Assoc c,atcd l,ress.)

,3 st8 @ BY ssoci led fress.) F35S
u 8s5yyAs1IINGTo ". y. C.,S@ jan e.---,J apsn
4 has made no overt ures Or. rea CO IA RUS
{sia. directly or Indirectly. through the
United States or any other power: she
5contemplates no such d ton and now
that Il Port lur has fallen proposes to
press the war lr& the north all the more
vigorously BY y rein forcing the Japanese
armies ut Lila "a Y angs witt the greater
5pnrt5F Of the 3 troops who have been be-
ssIeg cling Port Arthur. T his. y III brief, rep-
8resents The views OF Mr. Kogoro TAXA
shira, ,I tho Japa nesc minis ster. Il 8ss N 1
y Of Port Arthur. \. " sd ID III he
minister Is but u step In 4 he war which
i Japan is q Waging 10 r q principle. Gers
5tainl " II Is an gimport rtant step. but moth
ling could be further from 4 he truth than
the assumption that because Japan has
captured AZ str tronghold atheH all OF which
has long been expected Z, be- Japan ese
1 government s Will now make overtures
for peace: Japan is too busy Il ghting.
We are as much In earnest to-d day as we
we're at the outset % & he war. a We have
made no overturcs for peace eli her d.
8rlctl nor Indirectly. nor have the Pow
sers pproached Sus wi idea OF In
3teryentio tion.'a I$
3ss&At tho Russian EN- bassy It was reit- H
Grated that Russia would i fight allS$t be
8harder IN Of ii temper ~ loss e'i q
Port th1lr. 9!sf5Sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
!. PREPARING TO LEAVE
Stoessel and III Others |! on j IL r 'arole
Will Return Homsfsby
May Japan,
4 (By AssocIa ted Press J !

BY a Assoclnt ted Press. IA
" TOXIC, j anuary S &C General III Stoessel
ard the other Russian officers, who Will
leave Port a IT llllr, on parole vii Il return
TO their homes via Nagasaki L. 4. 5
THE Russian battleshtps at Port Arr
sthuri have not vet undergone official In
5spection by he Ja pa 4 nese. ene. From, sa. ew
tof Y portions Of Tie. wa ", rships which at
the last moment were destroyed \ by the
RUSSIANS. Y 1t seems evident that there
were no y interior ex plos Ions; e and ~ t is
hoped by the Japan esc that the damages
can he rcpa lred. .t. NJ VI lFS ssss
ID me VI locks are partially destroyed and
filled In 81 and the dock gates have been
dana ged &. The great crane Is still Intact
and serviceuble. !a
4 Discussing the condition zof the Rus;
sian wa vessels at Port aArthur,tn naval
officer said Ito the Associated Press to-
day: asts II 53sy va 4 ,.g .
FA''General Nogi has Just detailed the
commander, OF the naval landing party
to examine the Russian ships at Port
Arthur and erlntend he transfer of
tho naval munitions, rs ETC. At present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
99N5 n IN 4 80
'CA5E.L|. IN. | ! i: !
SAYS Jerome. !: [ ! N [.
District Attorne Clare hat t
Lawyers: Have BeenS i Caughhtt
I h BY ;DIsog DIsogYes Z. E'.119 f air: M
WOMAN V !! 4, Sal FoR EUROPE
Widow 81 III; llionaliiTf 4 N ' anike'r,
q anted as fitness IS oW NJ
On Hi @sea ;


3i "A $50 ctat Cd Piess 3Sl
4s NEW " DIRK, Janll ary ell terest In
the so-called n Dodg NJ orse5s 'tangle aS In
creased to-day 81 when II was announced d
that Mrs. liam B.& 81 Jelsh men, widow
of a n,illionaire ban kerr and K who was
wanted by District Attorpe u erone 8'for. tl'
Testimony before the grand jury, left
America January Sd for a Europ can trip.
Upon this announcement came a state
ment from her ttorncys. among tllem
James M !. Beck, VI who said his clientSila
sailed accord lng3 ITO prey vious arrangement
and ind ependeilt It OF the grand jury y$lnyes-i
tigat1on Sinto#tl Morsefmatter, followed
by one from p strict torneyJ eromess y
office to- the effect that counsel for Mrs.
fGelshenenf'couldin mo- deny tia t my letter
to Mrs. Gelshenen was in6his.s hands be-.
fore she sailed for Europe Y. 38
This letterEi is one made public last
night, directed to Mrs. Gelshenen,SnotIfy-5
Ing her that IA ilure to serve u ssu bpoena
for her appearance res suited RtheTpu6ll-i
cation OF her name ms one of the wlt75
nesses wanted. \ y n The district attorney is
also quoted Tonight as saying, thatsthe
E:sO-ca ed a3Dodge-h1 orse ca SO tgi IA live
wire;l tina several $inen,bers5ofS o & the: legal
fraternity In New X Yorlk ,ave licked the
wire up and have been ahort-circultcd,i
and that 1.-THE voltage Is very i'll 81 and
sufficient Il to make any ono lance who
may handle it.''iSsSs tsgs iSF l5 s S s8
s Another interesting development In tho
5ctlse was the ppea rance fs$yV.5s r. Gel
shenc1l. fson Of lrs ". ID b. 81 G ielshenetl;5
be fore the grand Jury to-day. til The pul'-l
Sportgsof his @E testimony was mot made
public. il lis & understood n lloweVer,fth that
he told or his mothers departure for FIu-i
rope several days, ago. Mrs. G elshenen3
was hooked 81 to sail on the 5Deutchlnnd.
Which will s leave Il N NewS York for Europe
8to-morrow. A suite. engaged ln3herlname,
1t Is said, will be occupied by relatives,
"A large amount of baggage was sent
.f,'omther home to the ship to-day Z Be-
side ~, 4 r, b, Gelshenen. q Is said q num-
berjg Of the fnmil " servants appeared In.
The grand jury room o-day. 81 "A
\ / Charles II, I0od ge, Il recently brought
back from, Texas, y who Is said TO have
given Information to the district nttpr-
sney involving several prominent persons
In \ he Dodge Morse ma tier, Isl still In the
city living at a private bonrding house,
and under he care of detectives, N.
II The World Tomorrow vii say: 8 Il
Il AT 1880. o clock last night young Cell
shenen, accompan niedi.by two women and
IA man, left sthe Deutschland at her HI
lboken pier tter bidding al! n!3affectionate
farewell to n gray-halred woman OF dis,
gtingulshed appearance on the d deck.S,It
was saidNsl was Mrs. Gelshenen. but.
this could not be verified, N AZ Isl RI