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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
SULTAN YIELDS.
Ruler OF Morocco Has Given In 10 the
Demands Of France,

Paris. Sept. s.-~A dispatch to the
foreign office from Nj. st. Rene Tail
lander. minister to Morocco. announ-
ces that the government has yielded
to the French demands and given COM
plete satisfaction.
The foreign Office was highly graft
ned to receive q dispatch from the
French minister al Fez Announcing the
sultan bad yielded all points demanded
In the French ultimatum. The dis
patch says sept. 4. the day preceding
the expiration of the ultinatum. Grand
Nizief ~ Freedoul Garnit. accompanied
oy a retinne. went TO the French 5eeA-
ton. where had was received by the
minister N s2G and leading Euro
pean officials. The grand Vizier then
publicly presented a formal apology for
the arrest of French Algerian citizen
Bonzian. n handed the minister tho
mount Of indemnity demanded for the
Imprisoned man and also presented let
t"rs from the Moroccan ministry ~
foreign affairs announcing the cadf re-
sponsttsle for Bouzian's arrest had haar
removed. The French minister an.
swered. accepting the excuses and
reparatton given. and t~hereupon nyor-
ositions for departure Of the delegation
preliminary to enforcement Of Frances
demands were suspended TIL for.
"ign office here says the reparation is
complete on all points and the Incl
Dent closed, thus terminating anttsi-
pated resort to coercion through th-
military and naval branches OF the ser
vice
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
DRAMATIC SCENE.
Burning II MInsstsys Residence Was
i ThrilIina Affair.

Thrilling Affair.
Toxic. Sept. gy-The destruction Of
the residence OF the minister Of hons
affairs was intensely dramatic.
Throughout the day a series Of demon
strations occurred in the a~elghborhood
OF he building and late In the after
noon the mob attacked the house,
swept the police away and battered
down the gates. The police and SER
wants resiated stoutly. but the mob
surged foiw I'd and entered the house.
One TO the leaders,. carrying an armfut
OF burning straw, gained the rear Of
the structure and succeeded in setting
II on IRE. The police reserves charged
the crowd. using their swords freely
but the mob rallied from several quar-
ters and stoned the fremen when they
arrived. The members Of the minis
ter's household were rescued and es-
corted to h imperial hotel. When
darkness came the flames from the
burning building Illuminated a menac-
ing scene, the mob hooting and throw
ing stones at the police and firemen.
and the police repeatedly clearing the
streets. Accurate figures of the casual
ties are not obtainable. 1t is known,
however. that one man was killed, that
fourteen were mortally wounded by
thTusts, and that many persons
were bruised and injured In the
a member Of the mob which burned
the home minister's residence said to
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press. I'VE burned the house for the
purpose Of attracting the attention Of
the emperor. We want him to refuse
70 ratify The treaty. We believe that
those surrounding him prevent him
from correctly understanding the pop
attitude toward the d~issraceful
humiiiating peace"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
I~slterars Program

The literary department Of the
EH@nFfh League Nttt hate . msp@8bng
FRIDAY evening september AZ :
o clock with Miss Lue&le Arnold an
Hawkins street The program i As
fultums
The Christ # Our NnzaltasM
Chapter XII Gen Lea Wallace :
taNa Wmr
leader NJ gAmanhwN
Circumstances connected w4sh Fh~
5 rffsng ~ Ban HaT. E.watt nsml
aaM
The meeting * she thrwm Nia~
MMa. Mar pteFxe
The H@aitng ef The l@nwrs. Laealn
AEao6a
CnnverNaon ~ ben liar. Mary
CamphsaA
aasae, Masses Maage CampaeEg ana
LafI3e AFmufd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
COTTON CROP SUMMARY
f'sid For the Present Season REGARD.
ed as E~keesdinalH Small

Ashevtitr, N G.. Sept Summary
OF cotton crop ~ 1905 -os as reported
oF STATISTICAL committee OF Southern
Cotton Grow ars' association reported
Thursday is as follows Production
s.bssl83 bales percentage Of condition
as compared with last year. 20 8. as
compared with governments estimate
OF f2i- The Yield rs regarded az ex
ce@dihgiy small. A from 10000. g06 CO.
lo.3oe GOO bales were expected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
ESTIMATED YIELD.


Ashevilie. n. C. Sept. s-The esti-
mated yield by states Of the cotton
crop OF iso5-iaos aud the percentsp.
OF condition as reported by the s~tati.t-
lcai committee of the Southern Cation
convention is as follows
Alabama. i,0zL.s3g bales parren,.a
Of condition, .
Arkansas. si9. &ss 70.
Florida, sfala: So.
Georgia, l,56i,isa 70.
indian Territory. 3eG,se2. Il.
Louisiana s5s.s5s So.
North Carolina. 387, soc; So
south Carolina. 1851. =.
Tennessee. 2s2. z02. rs.
Texas a.ss2.7e "a.
Mississippi. l.zi4.sTS: 70.
Miscellaneous, 6u.ess ~.
The minimum price Of the coming
cotton crop vas fixed at II cents
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
FAMILIES FIGHT.
Three Brothers Were on One SD ara
Same Number or Other.

Ardmore. Sept. Sin a pitched hat
tie near Palmer. 2 small town north
east Oh here between two families
three brothers each. one of the partiey-
pants was shot through a hand
Stfange to say. although the SIX mes.
were continually firing at each othes
with A~tnChesterS only one ~ III.
number was slightly wounded. ops
family is named Norman and the otss
B~iankenship. All parties were lodge.
IN TAIL here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
SESSION SECRET,
Speeches Of Welcome and Rsxporss,
Preceded Business heetfna

Denver Sept s-The frst meeting
OF The executive body OF the thirty
"ihSH annual @ncAnpr3ent % b Gram
Army Of the Republic began At the
broadway theater Thursday. with ths
exception Of a few minutes. aaring
which state and city officers welcomed
fhe old soldiers TO the city, formally
and Tespondtn speeches we're made hy
cornrnandeF~tn-Chlef John r. King anc
others the session were secret
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

Austin. Eept State Tgauraur
Csfnu Isatetsf GBay gave cat his stats
Fsent. showing that sof "a, #sst v.4t
ending ABF 81 tsas there ryera asx
inHurafee companies solfE business fe
Texsa Witch ime9a4as cid fsaara sya
terfa@A 8sH *sFgsen' ard other kinds
This IT. 9H3t* ar Increase over last
se@r The number AZ gents commits.
STONED sF the Department "a Represent
al these companies il s.Gaz
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

pekin Sept. s.-The absence Of fuller
knowledge OF the peace terms leaves
the community much astonished as 10
the terms of the settlement There is
a general feeling that some under
standing exists between Japan and
Russia that has not been published.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
SITUATION GRAVE.
Impression is Japanese Government I.
Censorina Teieqrams.

Pekin, sept s.-Messages received
here from a good source at Toxic rep
resent the situation there as grave. The
japanese government is apparently
~censoring kilograms. Martha; law pre-
walls at Toxic.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
WRITE Us LETTER

freely and frankly, in strietest confJ-
ehoe letting Us ell your symptoms and
uValates. We vit send tree advice
IN pam seaed e8relgpe). how 10
cure them. address: Ladies Adyisory
pHrf., The Chattanooga Medicine Co.
GAtfaas&a, Ten.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
Three More Cases.

Ficksburg Miss. Sept. s-Two new
eases ~ FiessnaFg and "a In Fostoria
"a suburb the yellow fever record
or Thursday The thirteen patients
under treatment are doing welL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
BURN CHURCHES.
Ten CHRISTIAN Structures ard . Ms.
sson School DESTROYED

Toxic, Ger SA mot "Wednesday
might burned ten Christian rhurehcy
arS a mission sehoaIho8se Th,.sp ,r
charge we're not lnllfe8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

the plumber. With r s. Cronk Co
Both phones 50. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

Natchvz. Miss. Sept. s-Another vel.
low fever case has developed here-a
negro.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09
"YoU ARE FRIENDS

OF mine, writes Mrs. r. l.. Jones. of
Oaiisun, Tenn:
fer siFlee taking Cardui | have
gained IS tbS.. and am in better health
taan tor the past 9 years. | tell my
hashafd that Csrdni Ia worth its
weight in gold to ali suffering ladies'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-09

Marlin and return. $3.50. on
sale daily. limit so days.
Corpus Christi and return, $3.50.
On sale daily. girnit 60 days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
WEALTHY WIDOW WEEDS !:
MAN. ONCE j |: | ABEL !. 4. { |. BOY
-. :. -
tspecialsto The s.Tlmes-Dispa tell,

81 ~ Especial ITO The Times Dispa tch,)
RIVERSIDE, CAL, Eel. 4. Z; Eleanor G..
Campbell widow or = Ian Campbell OF Salt
Lake ind helress to more 4 han q Million WAS
married yesterday to Frank q. \ Kelly. a
former bell boy of Hotel Glenwood
Mr.. anu Mrs. Campbell came to Riverside
five years ago. He was tbs: owner Of valuable
mining property In Utah and came here to
make d n winter home.a3 He soon contract ed
pneumonia and died. His property was left
a Mrs Campbell became interested In Chris
%tian Science, in the support Of which she has
1 Ms CainpbeIl is forty. D'Kelly is twenty
five. AS q DELL boy no was net We honest
anil attentive To busine SIS rs and gained the
p91yatto Asg
summer 81 mi o'KeIy ielfi.li with nervous prostra-
ton. y M iler $ sister. who A is q Christian
3Scientise. urged Inmate carry his atllrtlonss
to Mrs Campbell, no . was W. q ae
O'Ikelly went and received so much 82Ie!p tnat
no became q frequent visitor, to tho wealthy
"a O. KelIy{ was soon healed Of his nervous
$prostration but became stricken With a. iylo-
lent and hopeless aftiction OF tho heart. -
proposed to tho widow and was rejected jffss.
deap despair the s
seeking to forget his troubles ~ tho rigorous :
{iifc OF Manitoba wllds. But he wrote ana ing
fpolretl out his soul with Such fcrvor thal
Mrs Campbell began to think better OF / nla
proposal. She answered md no wrote ,asai IN
Though his education was neglected q 2, Kelly IS.
IL said I 10 have displayed wonderful literary
ability dnEhis love N
taniiei hin, from EanItoba's forbidden winter
Two months ago, and the wedding took plaso
4yestcrday @ III 5t1s q 81 i{is ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
RICHMOND j: !. PRODUCE MARKET.

tcorreSted duly Unless otherwise stated these l
quotations are Wholesale 2prlce.) "a, \ lS@
DRESSED }PouLTR Y--Turkey choice, per,
pound, undrnwn. 1Spl9c.; fair Z 70 good X Per
pound. undlawl 1 4&pl5c.; geese, ehsoee. per
tundrnwm, l0c,: chickens, per pound, choice
3undrawn, lid1 5c.l fair TO good, PSF pound, un-s
drawn, 191iac.j bens, choice, per pound, ln-.
drawn aQbl3c; ROSTERS, choice, per pound, un.
drawn, Sl9c Drawn poultry lc per- pound
higher thar, aundraWn. Al l3Y .lA s5l q
Tive sPOULTR 20, Chickens, per pound, 1870
sf4c:l hens per- pound, llQ@l2c,; ducks, per
pound l2Gplsc,; turkeys. hens, per pound, l6c.;
turkeys, gobblers,t per pound lao, geese, per
head 50DT6c,, guineas, per head, NC, E MI
pHliIvrE R-Cholce dairy PACKED, per pound. Z
17eplSc; choice Family packed per pound. II dp
Sc store packed, yellow. extra, per suIi4l, 4
l6Slile. store PACKED, fresh mixed, per Esund.
s$ ssIss Thai ssSHs
~ ndG In : rates. fresh, nearby, DOZEN sic.;
iintrates. fresh. nor dozen, 2Ae,; In barrels.
MisdEL fANEoli s Dressed hogs, small, per
pound 6G6,tc, hogs. large, per pound y tss.,
chine and ribs, per pou nd, psc. Dried peaches.
MI o., fancy. per pound l2at peaches, Wis
SElnla fancy, per pound. beaches. un- =
fpeeled. her pound, 1850. apples fancy, Iced,
DER mound 4qli lac. appleF, . ne 4
pound dg5c, Peas No. per y Mabel
ti Sic Der bnsheL clay psr buslsi sl.i0g
leo Beans- Hand PER Ppsslel 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
CARTER MAKES COUP. N
Gets New Chart and Condemns
HI ldings Of Old Company.

Especial TO The ines ten, nj
BRIsTO Feb. u !. 81 1T It ia an i
5nounced here that George Carter Is
paying little heed to the courts decision
western Raj lway Company forfeited in
Virginia. re- is given out MS news her
that Mr. Carter has d uletly y secured q
new otarterAundcr thu name ~ The South
6nnd West er1ls r ailwa " Company and since
+ IdnyE las t55 attorne VS. representing him
hove been busy cond emnlng tile holdings
Of tho company, under the old charter.
m These holdings consis q OF rights Of way
\ through Scott and \ Wise counties, Vir-
esinia, between Clinchpo ,lnd the Tom s
Creek Coal properties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
COTTON GINNED.
Nearly, 10000, 900 Bales Reported
From COS Counties.
iRy Associated Press.)

81 SHINesfi u III. n. G., 4 g, The CEN
18th in ss5 counties shows 0,7l7G0s7 bales
counting. half bales as round bales, COM
pared with 7,l6s.3Sl bales n tho same
counties last year. Tho 5l4antity, glnned
and January 'lStl, IS 6si.s9. running bales,
10 December Is. 19gi, / he renal nlng nllni-
her OF unreported counties .ilad $pih,ted
", S,7SS counting round bales as half
Bales -Four hundred and seyonty-sey0n
9gInneries refused tosreport. The quantity
r previously 8ret urned by these has been
sbrnught Forward m ~ his report Without
The @tDtill number brought for-
ward is l3a,il 1 4 running " ba los. III tho
count Log SO far repairing the tota I'll NJ
ming bales slnned prol. tn IA llIlary ~,
bales 10 i he sEpp 4of lpoi and tuttl rul-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

ming bales for 1904 for the counties re.
porting up to January ZIG 1901, were g = :.
the crop Of 1905. Tho total active glnners
In operation pri orr to January 10, 1907, n
the counties & so 4: fur "a reporting number
porting to the same date In 1904.
he Ttotul Suc tive 81 hers for 1901 prior
to January 18th, fot all counties (which
Is tho com plete report 70 that date, wore
this final number If glnn eries rlor. TO
January 49, a04 ggregHte ed 70, $685. ~ no
total number Of ties from which gins,
ming was ported q as $ son is ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
rAtnsy

Al q. Ill. doii...,...i,.,,...i
Amer Cotton OIL ,....,.,...s
10000 Amiilgamated Copper ..s..s
814m 4lfncr.a Car ind Foundry...,
100 Amer. Earth1d Folino pfd.i
Amer. lob. 1 y. d. OK. int
1900 Amer. rob- pfd..,......,,...li
400 Amer. Can Vi. .........,,
100 Amer Cam pfdi..,...t...s.
1s00 Amer. Locomotive, cons,
800 Amer. Locomotives i,fda..
h 5000 Amer. Slight. ~. !.
B24s0O Al, Il. and y. re, roln..,..
400 A. .l,.ssn1ld s. re, pfd. ........
.1iCO0 Baltimore and Ohlo........
{11fOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ..i
Canada Southern .,.........l
1900 CanndlanStPacific .......s.,..S
1000 Chesapeake and nio..i..
S262C0 Chi, Great Wnstcrn.,,....,.....ll
f112OO Chi. Mil. anu s, p. -.
1905 Colo. Fucl and 1ror1........i
600 Colo. Southern com ~.
200 Colo. Southern, list pfd....s
81 900 Colo. Southern, "a pfd....j
1900 cley.S Cin,5Ghi. and s L..,
ConsfTob.4 p. G. bonds ~.
200 Consolidated Gas ......
E25n00 Delaware and Hudson.
400 Deli Lack. and 1Ypst.....
$500 11rio. com
1900 Eric. list pfd.. y
1000 Erie. I'll pfd....... !.
N 500 q eheral Electric
1900 Illinois Central, cx. div...3
E $500 louisville and NASHVILLE.
500 Alanhattin...... ,....
1900 Metro. street Railway.....i
1900 Mexican. Central b.
L 11G0 MO-, Kan. and Tex, conn.,
Y COO Mo- I Kan. and Tex, pfd..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
spE ciALs LOW RATES II NEW j OR,
LEANS, L.an.vlA souTHERN.RAll-
WV - ,AlANiaCcNllNT. MARQI QRAS, 800

March list to sth inclusive, southern
railway Will sell special tickets from az
points OH, Its. lines to. New Orleans ma
rret,,rn 1T ono fare Tor the round trip,
nlns s5 cents; IS final limit OF tickets 70
inave Now orleans as lnto as March. ~ y
wwith privilege OF extension 10 March 2ath
IN , deposit 81 ticket and payment OF fee
Of SO cents. ,a,,h,a ,,a,,y
NJ southern Railway operates doun'e nA.ly
xWashington, Richmond, Norfolk, etc., to
Wew Orleans, latest design Pullmnns, day
coaches and dining cars. rhrough WITH
ant change Of trains, Forfllll Informal
lion. call on ticket agents or, address
S's'' &. w. NYE,STBU URN, d. y. Al 3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
WINTER royr'sr BATES
=, nJIry,c 'coAsT8 \ NM .

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
tourist tickets are now ON sale
10 ali Southern winter resorts yla the
lAtlantle Coast Line, TINS l!He ths
s snt,,in med between the North and South.
" offers 10 health and pleasure see ers
sservice eaualed by none. You make no
changes to Florida resorts. "a Il Il u !.
For For fun particulars apply TO any agent
Of the company or y. !. Z, !, !,
Sf "a Division Passenger A agent.
ilsS "A. s55 Richmond, Va. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02


ginn e 10 s Isnuurs 10Th Ths arst disposition
evidently was 70 prepare fox q ben rish =,
hasten spot dation-but tho report Ilrov tat
TO bs without special difference from the tirst
aa
sharply c.0sing firm at I'm az ancc OF seglt
points for tho Eduy I,
lower and other posi- tons Unchanged 70 points
higher or about in limo with fairly steady
cables and niessages from Inc sgu oas
5lsie yesterday. II developed. however Tint tho
professional element were looking for 2 bu u
tie OPENING snort selling and scattering liqui-
ldation had depressed the market to q net loss
Of some 10 points. Following this there was
poll,ts OF last nights close, when the ginnssrst
figures were made public. These showed that
sass 4es
counties fer the same time laat year II was
stated TINT The eounties renialnihg . e report
reported ginnad 10 December 18th. md the
local trnduy drew tho nferenee that the b:D
counties maa a gin at Is
that tho statement WAS considered as indicative
81 IL e35 coo bales ginnedt 10 nuary 10Th over
the belt. With tho exception q suc! '''
as gins refused To report. ID ii, Y. I, .
According 10 to-day report AZ gins sin. the
COS counties refused 70 furnish po
bales OF tho total amount gtnned 70 i3ecempstt
18Th tho addition from thiH source would not
make avery material altera tion On the whole
the showing was taken as Indlcatl 1--we of q 13 :
t6G0, oo0 bale crop and waa not thought likely
to have any immediate !nilueneeon Son aant1n
market very slowly. After the report there
was a covering ~ locsl shorts. promoted also
by tho ports OF frmer spot markets south, ana u.
the market was finally firm In tone at practi-
5cally the best point of the sesslo n safes
ifutues were est mated at 80 ooo bales *
Receipts OF cotton at the ports W We r &c
~ O;sa bales against 70 1864 lust week and tO6
last yea +; for tho waek 10000 bales against
II l,5s5 last week and lsl. II last year To-day
il ,e0i last Year and at Houston 6,e74 bales
against VI a46 last year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

". 8. refundlng rs; registered. go. ...,.....
a. refunding 2s coupon 60, =.
u S. 81, coupon lex. int.1 b. ........
", S. New Is, Slstered .....,..,3
II s.. New As. coupon (ax. Int
!. s.. Old 49,. glstered
AmcrIcnn Tobacco AZ. ccrtihcntea Eek. int.)
American Tobacco 6s, fificat ea .....:s...
'Atchson general
5Atchson adjustment AZ. $3.50
Atlantic Coast Lne Il
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio 8 -. .........'}
Central of Georgia bs
Central OF Georgia 1st Inc. -.
Central OF Georgia I'd I nc.
chesapeake and Ohio a
Chicago and "a lion ybtss. 80.
Chicago, q. and Qulncys new 4B.. .........
Chicago, r. ]. and Pacific 4s....,. $50.
Chicago, Ri. and 1'ao. col. ss..........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
SOUTHERN rally AY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. n. 19astt iss3$
iB3S8 TRAINS LEAVE r. ICIiMoN p.
700 A. Local for Cha rot n c.
1850 III teel--L ute . Pullnan TO-
Atlanta z and X Blrm ngh am, New Orleans,
Memphis Cha ttnnoogA and all the South.
600 III MEX. Sunday " Ksysyllle Local 9
1890 p Ni-Dally- II ed-P ulman read " 30
|s#fG p, Nj for all the Sou IN. tt
Il M DIRK RIVER LIN e.
III Tho favorlte route to- Daltlrnore and Eastern
points Leave richmond "a 80 SI'.s NJ. Mondays
Mssd X M-Loral- iondays, Wednesdays and
81 90 p. Nj Except Sunday -For West Point
50, Connecting With atenmers for Bal t!more3
and river landings Mo days. a tuesdays
and Fridays. Steamer calls at Gloucester
point, Almonds and Clay Ban k ,5 +. iSS''
I 4:45 A.. MExcept sunda y-r-Iocal mixed for:
y l ri AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 3
II & .5s AZ Neand :4a r.. From MI tho South.
s:M j.. M.-From Charlotte and u Durham A, sS4
$40 A. M--Iron ieysville WI 3B SS' ia
gS.H A.FNI,-I'nlt noro and Vest Point
10:i5 a. M; Wednesdays and Fridays; 6:l0. 3:
& M IL. daily. except # sunda y-- From 5s Wess
q. Nv. Rlohn9 Y4 Ky Ne a
a S. II. II AItDyyIcII l II "a I, a Loa'
6. III Ac1sERT oen'i 4 NIT I'll
~ .s Wnshingto Ion. y. Y. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

< sYn 1,nctho a. lex Int.
Norfolk md Western con- As. ~ ~
pcnnxvi - - III cnny as MI, 1o3
i, ernI 9, losls
a. ~, 4 nd iron Mountnir, 117M
81. Louis ana san - " , III y
seahnnrII Air IND "a Z. S2i
So,fbcr1, Isl /, Il. \. 9j5
Southerii hallway IS IN. 4. 0!S
raxa agnnt Pacific! 1sg 12l N
roirIn AZ Land Western, is: ~. y S5Js
I1ninn Pa citic IL ~, y
1Inion Pncific cow, As /, II *
4 steel ed "a \! J. =. \. 93N
Wnbasb Ists !. 4. ll9N
yyaba Al, Deb lbs y n. 63s
WsssTn h Ma 4sxo ,rio q
a Central Al 1. .14
M and q Collateral Trust IS !, :. ne
Central Of G0org Inc " h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
SLIGHT lNTERRUP TloN IN SERVICE
5'-f 7,,sSiV VIA THE ~ ORtS RIVE LIN 4

# owing to floating Ice II upper Chesa-
Fnenke Bay, service between Richmond
and baltimore, service via tho York
river Line will be interrupted. no sailing
from Richmond, "Wednesday. For nfor-
nation call on City Ticket Offices $40 Or
90 East Main, phones Nos. ass, 1SS or 90,
D. W.5NYESTBuRY, y, P.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS rs MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

s8 NEW. YORK Feb. ,--condi tions In the dry
goods market 10 not improve materially and
reports from, the market are TINT the 1obbIng
trade for spring does not comnierce ausplcous-
~. This Is especially truo5 OF tho South where
condltlo a re- far from satisfactory Tho local
3tobbIng gtrade shows little Improvement but
hopes for an increase are general. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

& BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. l,.-FL I3--Dull
ana unchanged III Wheat-7steady; spot, CON
tract and the month. 81 lAqPl ,l5M southern ~
sample SleIil4, Corn--TEusy; spot and the
month, b i9A gl9,ac.: n southern white. 44449c.
No white S9SG,a sales M 1874
fancy Imitation, e2G23c.: do,sS creamery. Ssc.
Enthusiastically at etc. Cbeese-Flr n Z and I'M
changed. Sugar--Strong and unchanged. *
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