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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

~ -
e n EWg YORK, July 2e.-FLoUR-Dull ard
Steady, Kye-ou!e,, Barey..Nomlnal. =,
Options .aWe: not lower: May cio.ed a
sshc.; July, saNc.; September, oohc.; Deem
'l c.:orn.Easy: No. :. size. elevator Options
september. 6lSc. cats-Steady; mixed. SOD
beef-steady Cut Meats-steady.4 Lard
Steady: western Atoa,ned. $40 refined. easy;
continent. 37.35. Pork-Steady, Tnllow-Sseady.
q Bntter--Firm; renovated. 1aI i9c; western
,imita ton, creamery, 17hIl9hc. Cheese-Steady
and UNCHANGED. Eggs--Firm; western, extra
ceiiee-spo, Rio, steady; No. invoice, sAe:
at a net advance of 5Gl 90 points. Sugar-Raw.
frm: fair refining. 7-i6c centrfugsl 81 tel
ii-lGc.: molasses sugar. lido: refined, STEADY
iRlce-Fir,n, Moasses-Dull.
\ pota toes--Firm: Long Island, !LM12G o.;
olthern. 81. 25Iaoo; Jersey sweets. 81 1a13 %.
Ptanuts-Ouiet; hnndpicked h15A C.; other do
nestle. 3H5kc. Cabba gcs-Firm; Long Island
Der 100 $4,000. sl Cotton-By steam to Liver
pool 10dI13c. Rosin-Dull. Turpcntine-steady
at COZ Gao&c. 81
CHICAGO, July es.--Rcports declaring far-
orabie progress is being made by spring -sown
wheat caused fresh weakness hero to-day At
tho close September wheat was down. i5c, Corn
Is OF Nc: oats show n loss OF hTtsc; pro-
visions are practically unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. Low Close.
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News Long Expected 70 Move
Prices Has Little, II Any,
Effect. 8 Y A
COTTON EXCHANGES L: EXCITED { ! 1: %
yellow Fever Outbreak il New
Orleans Dcprcsses Southern
Railroad Stocks
J "A ,57I
Try Associated prcss.)

NEW YORK, July GA slight stir
ring Of interest In tho Erie stocks to-
day scarcely served TO move the gen.
( eral market In spmpnthy The buying
or the three classes OF tho stock Of
the company came from but few sources
and was attributed To one or wo OF tho
larger traders, who were unable to ind
any other stock for which any motives
existed for Il traders movement.
al The unrcsponsvencss OF the United
states Steel stocks TO the quarterly state
mcnt Of net earnings was an add tlonal
reason for skepticism over the power Of
news long expected to move priccs The
quarterly report was faporably comment
cd upon and was consdercd to make a
strong showing. Tho decrease In the
volume Of unified orders on hand COM
pared Will, tho beginning of#the preyl-
GUS quarter was considered moderate. In
view Of the lul known 10 have occurred
In Tho trade, and the belief Is prevalent
that there has been something like a
rush OF orders since the FIRST OF the
month. pItlabl,rg Conl preferred de-
clined TO Il new low level to-day as q
result Of the suspension Of It's dividends
Tho cotton market WAS thrown Into
some excitement again to-day by the.
publication OF the governments revised
= hgures Of the crop acreage, and the vol
low fever out break In New Orleans was
the subject OF scussion, with "a slight
effect OF depression on some OF the
southern railroad stocks. News from the
grain crops continued favorab Bile.
Money remains very easy. The estab-l
lishment Of the. Erie sccend preferred on.
four per cent. dividend basis was, ac-i
eording to tho best oxpectatio ns. but thc ~,
4 declaration Of the dividend for a fun
+ rear at this time, With provision Z. for
payment In two linstallments. was a gem
eral surprise. The Erles rose In conse-
quence In the final dealings. at which
sima tho dividend was announced and
made the closing firm. s.
Bonds were steady Total sales par
United States bonds were unchanged cd
The total sales OF stocks to-day
amounted TO 3sl, 100 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. easy; Il 3.4ff2 per cent &
p closing bid, and offered 3-4. Time loans
easy: 60 days, 23.4q3 per cent: 10 days,
q }u31-2; six months, T.
Prime mercantile paper, 404 II: sseri-
Ing exchange. strong, With actual busi-
neps.in bnnkers' bills. Mt $i$8 751fsiSG.so for
demand, and at 1854. S5dsiSi90 for 60 day
\ bills. Posted rates. $4s5 l-2flS4S7 ~. Com
merclul bills, 1854 $685.. Bar silver. SO
rs. Mexican dollars. 61.2,
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AT PINE BEACH.
Willard Addresses the Biggest
Crowd of the Campaign.
Especial 10 Tho Tlmes- Dlspa tch.)

3 NoRFOLK,' VA" July 26.-i.ieutenant-s
Governor Joseph Willard spoke to the
largest crowd tonight which has at
tended a political meeting In. this yicln-
lily In many years The crowd was gath
cred at Pine Beach and several .attrac-
5tions Combined to make the assembly
a. great one, the greatest crowd Of the
season at that resort. These We're the
annual picnic and excursions nf tho
Portsmouth police force. That attracted.
more than a thousand persons from
K Portsmouth alone. Chief Of Police Boush
and number of the members Of the
Norfolk police and several thousand cltl-
zens were present from here, attracted
by the same object, Newport News sent
n great crowd also, Then there was the
formal opening OF the now and large
hotel there Of 900 rooms handsomely NV
iSnished, This hotel Is the conception OK
David iLoWenberg, the protector Or the
restoration Of the Jefferson In Rtchmondi
and 1t Is n fine and costly structure
Added to these there was the prospece
of hearing tho speech OF Lleutenant-
Governor Willard, who is very popular
here, for tho first time on the political
stump as an independent candidate
Lieutenant Governor Willard was not
disappointed in the audience, and the
audience applauded HIM. Despite tho de-
lay In getting here and tho the special
train which brought him too late for
speech In the. afternoon, there was
great audience. and the members Of i
listened nttantlyely to LleNt IT Cow
Sernor Wizards eloquent pleas for fairs
ness and his Indignant regulations OF the
aspersions which have been cast po fa
B him a
THE statement was freelS made by
friends Of sI.'euteEant- Governor willard
that no would he gthe eon,prolnsia e's'' :
Sdidata hetWeen swanson aud Ma nn,S at,a
therefore take the nomination FROM both
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& Total To-day at all portE-Net receipts. II. 65a
bales; export TO Great Britain, 1895 bales: to
France. 1000 bales; to the Continent, 1885
Ia Consolidated at ali ports--Net receipts. 70 COS
balcs: export to Great Britain. 20, $50 bales; 70
France, DIS balesi to the Continent, q. sos
Total since September lat at all ports-Ect
receipts. O. col bales; export To- urca Britain,
Continent si53,077 bales: to Japan. SOL
bales to Mexico, q, 33. bales. SttE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY g, 1905.

WI Il y : Z = {. -
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY g, 1905.
III stS2 IN, 55.#A CD ARRIVED #
Steamer Berkeley Shelley, Norfolk, merchan-
dIse and pa gers. Old Dominion line. &
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
lSsis'' SAILED 81
& Steamer Berkeley Shelley, Norfolk meIchan-
dice and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PoRTz OF WEST POINT, JULY 90, 1895.
s-f5-, ARhlyED ft,
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. M
& Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. $50
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 90, 1906
ARRIVED
Schooner Robert Il; steyenson Instead.
4 Schooner r.. W. Stevens. Boston.
Collier Hannibal Hampton Roads.
BARGE Derklcy, Newport .i.eg
MA ,'55sit Issf SAILED sf6 s}a a}E
Schooner Thomas W. Lawson Boston.
Schooner Marguerite Thomas, Boston fAg5 (
Schooner Maiden, Bangor. & vi
SCHOONER Fannie c. Bowen. Fall River.
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BOTH GUILTY, IS
JURY S VERDICT
NV TssocIated .Press.)

yALDOsTA. GA. July 2s,--Tho Jury jury
In tle@ case against Jesse and Leonard
rawlings. charged with the murder OF
the carter children, returned the follow
Ing verdict late to- lay IS. !, . 8 /, !,
:",We. the jury, hnd the defendants nv
Jesse Rawlings and Leonard RAWLINGS e.
guilty, and recommend that Leonard
rawlings be sentenced .ttot the pen''entHla ~
for lfc."{
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N k&zWN0ij1|k&W6StpIn
.Iu,nr,e Ii. 1ats

3Fg LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, S&
q. 300 A.. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED ArrlveS
Norfolk NJ ll:@ A.. N; Stops only at petersburssi
4. 9;o5 AZ, M,-CHICAGo EXPRESS. parloI@
Car, Broler Service Petersburg to Lynchbur1
and Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke 10
C , NJ nluened g Cincinnati; nlso Roan-
oke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Metnphls.s
Cafe Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson. 81
Farinrille Lynchburg and Roanoke. 4f51 y. NJ
500 =. lM-ocEANs SHORE LIMITED. A1s-,5
3rlyes Norfolk $50 p. NJ Stops only at Peters,
burg A Waverly and Suffolk: Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence New Yorks
Bn fillmore and Washington. . 4 q (, u ri
,7:2s +. M--For Norfolk and all stations east
o $50 p. NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE,
Pullman Sleepers Richmond t. Lynchburg ana
Roanoke Petersburg Ito Bristol, Lynohburg 70;
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Cats
Dining Car. 40 sS}3 ST.
D $3.50 r. MIST. LOUIS ExPR Ess.s Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus, Cafe Dining Car. q All p
f Trains arrive from the West z ~ ~. NJ. e:ot
p NJ. and 0ls p. M. from Norfolk II lao ~ ais
and $50 p N. u
" Offce No. S3S East Main Street. is7
wv n BEvII.II.I Q, TX. nOSLEY, XIII
Gen'l, Pass Kat, Dist Pass, Agt.5Gt
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BALTIMORE. MD, July 26.--Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat--Quiet and lower spot,
contract S4asas; red nwteny y - s1 80
pie. soassc. Corn-spo. and July, 6lc;; south
nyS.sS s9sSs&ss 2aRset ard n Sasssy
bag lots. 50a6oc. nutter--steady and !. UNI
erenmery. siWaiic !; fancy iadla l6d l7c.; store
packed; i4alsc, EggsITlrm anG ,Hneangsa AZ
medium, lie Z small. ike, Sugar-Stsady and
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.
x NETWORK. July as-Buyers In the dry
goods market were not actively 'neerssd1sd tG
complaint was heard of The inability to 90.
tain prompt shipment. AS n result fluctuations
were OF comparatively small importance
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Steady. No. IsprlhE wheAt, .U9YI.IU; NO 8.
S SSaeS.: 80. yellow, SIX aStic, So, cats.
a2ho;; No, white. slHs.; IN, No white, ;y,fe,
siraitng, 43q4sc. No. 4 naxseed. &las; No.
northwestern, {l.39; prime Timotyy seed, $50.
IO0 pounds, t1O7 al lO short ribs aides tloosel
S7754 7.S5; sort clear sides Iboxed9, SISl,sgsVn'
4 corr ract 6 grade. Sls.Nflla> 100. Eggs-F!rm az
mark cases included, i5c. Checse-Ftrln ut
SlGlSGllAc. 'Butter-Firm; creamery, lsisa .0c. ;
dairy 2l5IlGtSc, f7i, is5s x
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Nnr,hern3 pacnc ls ,.,,.,,,.,,,......, JOG
Eortherm X pacnc as Observation-Disclosures. 77h
n,orSnI,e - "a sIVest.rr con- is............. 103H
craron short Line refunding 4s....,....... 96n
nia conv 1903 q
:, "d,ya r;nneroI IA lo2H
itea1'ns NJ, wa 1ron Maintain con bs li5I
3, o,. ,nd Sal rrancisco IT, ls..n..... ssh
ST Louis Southwestern con. 4s.....''..... & s
seapoa ra H 81 c ia'ne A. Dih
Seuthern ; nIu bs 1884
SGutnsrn IL i. pa.,Gc Dists 122 z
'Ie1as nMu aeIiio ,x,astarn IA .......... 81
Toledo, ST. T.. at ~ 1914
Union i:aGtnc ~. ia ,,,..,.,........ 12s,s
Union r s staei a Observation-Disclosures. DIX
united 6htss o''S y ..,,,.,.,,...,. lis 81
wa oasn lsta y, 's' 4 ............ BSz
Wabash pep ,,l 's' ~ ',,,,... So b
Western MI. Is ,,. ,-rie Is O.a
wheeling anu LAM - ~. Of 4
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RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 2s, 81 1905,
M TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. DAILY 4ocal for Charlotte, NJ c.
IL 80 p. M-Daily-LlHIted-Huf p ullman u \
.e7lll5 Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans Z
Memphis Cha tanoogal and all the Southi
}ta with through coach for Chase CITY, Oxt
ford Durham and Raleigh. 81: J3g3aB
500 T, MEX. Sunday--Chaso CITY Local..
/ i :3O P. --Daily-L initcd--Pullnan ready 2;A
IsE{$ p NJ. tor ALI tho South. W 1i5 a4 sg 5s
YORK RIVER h Ii NE, II y. ~
j53 The Sayorite route to baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 10 =, Nj daily
except Sunday. rs Il. tJass y
9:15' p Observation-Disclosures ept Sunday q;
400 p M,--Except Sunday--For West Ioolnt
M connecting With steamers Tor Baltimort
and liver landings. Steamers call a. York
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wsdness
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester POM
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday 81 ana 4
4:45 *. M,MExcept sundayI mixed go ''1,{
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. /, IN
ARA A. Nj and Gag p M.-From all the SCUM
s.ss n M,-Irrom Charlotte and Ralei 81
$40 a. M,-Froltl Chase City and intermeo ''
AZ A. M.-Baitimore and West Point. !,
.,o,aS a. M,-Dpliy-ENcept Sunday and Mons
to,to cayt 6:io III M,4jdaily, except Sunday
= " FE %hs MfSH Fs.Nf; A, Richmond Va.
S$II EIARDWIC1S w. IL, Z, = = ~ Il ~
III Il. a. d srES NIGER. Gent; Mgr 5s
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET, !
m Richmond, Va, July &C. l9)j.
E QUOTATIONS..
+, CATTLE MARKETS.

cIcAa9 Ma ark 1Hy ssons Il SsRPsS
dunn s3,75u5oo; stosksr, and feeders S2a,:S@
s'se ; TfsSas-fsd steers i3,0odltT HogsIRe;
and Butchers, @ioas'lo; good TO ehoiee, heavy,
s5SO6i6 O2ia; rough, heavy %, gag ., llsht,
s550{S l0i bulk OF sales. 5.76q ~; sGseIt--'
Receipts, Is. 900 head, Sheep steady' lamps
weak, Good to choice wethers " $500 70 talr
to choice. mixed, 14ood4'6o native lambs soV
NPW YoH sssrs July 4sw sut s5s 6xSssp
s sna $50; stays and oxen, ssS98S eo%s
tlGOGss5, Calpes-Reaeipts, isM bead g aa!
S5SIt0c higher, l3utersm!ks loIl5c al hlg ~ ep
Venls s6dp7 bO choice and, extra 81 XIV g2lsg1,1g;
throwout $idli50; butterlnlks S3flS VIZ Dress
I'd calves higher; city dressed ysals
famhs2 Receipts. SOS heal. Good handy sheep
Arm hers steady, but. heavy; sheep llow
iSr TO choice lambs, lb.bc Ia all granes
selling lore freely. seep: ssG 4,S0 prssnmNee
handy sheep. st7h cus s2Gg b9 lamRpSS s, see M
75o one wshsra saiSpHs ~ tseO1 b1r a.
I en-. state and Pennsylvania hogs $500 $50
MISCELLANEOUS Markets
PETERSBURG PEANUT MiAHKgT;
{Reportedg by Rodgers. McC3be q Co -,
pETERSRpRc;. VA. July 2R---f ~ IT'S
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. q

1s Richmond. Va. July "a, 1905.
,a7r1 SALES. 5,yt ~ r ID U @
Virginia Certurlea-.0 at a5h.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical CO. preferred-2
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

~, INC llrAVE NICHMQN1 pAILf ~ W.
INAtNo srREEI STATION
EFFECTIVE suSpAa,. AFHltt ~ ", TN no,rt.
a.oo q M.-Petessburg and Norfolk, Wa,
~, 5.W T. M--Pelersburg and IN ANA W. West
l s:do s. s. M,-psssrsburg and Norfolk 4
,ss..I0 =, M,--Goldsboro Local,
s:ae aFlnrda and West Indian Lisn-
go ted TO all points south nd W west.
$50 g s MM. -Ps,sEsSSSFs w hssal ~
y iTTayA1Ss ARRIVE nIcIlMoN3-upa.H I'D. ~
4;o1fx. Nj; ~ A, * vi i KY, m'~.:S s;sa
4, y, ;;Sll l;;t1p q AZ NJ; lis rs i. Il. ~ fl
.Eayspt sunday , "Sanna5iy 1 Snls' PAS. ASH,
q; e = G A. ,ss - Az,
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.Al,1I1s;,olEIL[.L[AsRous AiARKRTs,

PETERSBURG PEANu UT 4, Ma {. H I e
pETERSBpRG VA. July 2R-PErA ~ lTS.-
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Spanish Market firm ut ,l.l5 per bushel; vlr-t
gina-Niarket frIn at &C.. for fancy stocx, ma
Chine picked 2hl3Hc.; Smelling stock 2G2Ac.s
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Z 3N Chlcaeo, r. I. and Pacific Il. r. col bs, viN
d. C. q and ST. Louis gem 4sn.......... 1915
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WA
n Colorado Midland 4s... 7a!s
4 Colorado and Southern 4s..,......,........ y5h
Cuba 6s. cort ical es iof
: Denver and rio $Grande 1o1N
lEDlsticrs Securities ,asS5
Erie prior lien lClH
Erie General 4s 32Sss
sgs Worth y, an % cy ,s.s
y iouisvlile and Nash, tnlned 4s....,....... l0aH
p Mania ttan consol gold 4s................ IlA
i Mexican Central ............ 7sh
Z Mexican Central list z?
T ss sna x So as1 "a Tcs..
MffIeus Md Ms.,es ss esn
4 New York Central gen. 3lHs..,............ 1914
= New jersey Central gen. bs...........,....la
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
x BALTIMORE, ND, July .6.-Seaboard Air
Line common, ?2is1e3; do. preferrcd-Not
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u. 8. refundins II. registered. ........... 70 70
U. 8. refundlng 2s. ~ ~
U. s. 2s, coupon.... y
u s.. New ~, reglsterd 20 20
". s.. New As, coupon. ="
u. $. Old As, registered ~
III s.. Old 4s coupon II.
American Tobacco As, certificates ......,... !!
a nerican Tobacco cs certlhcntes...,......}iid1
Atchigon general Observation-Disclosures. ~
HtchIson adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
40 IL t,nnrc ami cohio ~
baltimore and Ohio ahs..,...,............
Central OF Georgia. :....,...ti y
Central OF Georgia list Inc (oncrcd) 1880. 9
Central Of Georgia I'd Observation-Disclosures. 5
Chesapeake and Ohio s.,.............,.....1 II
Chica go and Alton aga (offcrcd) ...........
Chica go, D., and Quincy new ts........o.. ~
Chicag X. ]. and Pacific z. II. 4s,,......
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-16
CRIMINAL APPEALS HANDED DOWN m
pORTANT OPINIONS YESTER-
DAY.
LIQUOR CASE AGAIN
Court Holds that Whiskey Can BE
shipped into Local Option Dis
tricts--Anti-Scalpin Ordi-
nance Knocked Out

Yesterday was opinion day In the
court Of criminal appeals at Dallas
and there were several important
decisions handed down among which
was q case affecting the validity of
the anti-ticket sCalping law Of San
Antonio. the shipping of whiskey c.
O. ID. into local option districts and
the reversal Of the Fred Manning
murder case from Dallas.
In the case of exparte T. w
Hughes from Bexar county. which
was the ticket scalping case. the
appellant was arrested and convicted
on charge OF buying and selling
railroad tickets in the city Of nan
Antonio in violation of a city ordi-
nance regarding the regulation Of
the sale of such railroad tickets
The court held that the legisla-
ture could not delegate the power
to city TO make and enforce such
Ia law, but that the legislature had
the power To make a state law re-
gardtng this matter. The applicant
was ordered discharged from Gus
tody.
The local option decision was in
line with the one returned some
weeks ago regarding the shipping
oi "hi5hey into local option districts.
goiiect on delivery The appellant
I'M EaFher' OF Kaufman county, had
sven an orotF 70 a drummer repre-
Ns'1t'Hk I'ailas hqaor house for
IN@Iti'F ot "nlseet 10 De sent &C,
- - Tue "hIskey was sent as per
ne ot"Ft anu me appellant accept
"a 'ae same ana fooh II from the
oti'ee ana para the amount
W vac 'EesS 'u*f&es ON the pack
a-s anu 'ae amount thal tnr express
0.t'''h. 'A" geo t3t returning the
N'gsleS &" t1@ sh.bP@ts ih lhai clty.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-16
EARL SMITH CASES.
~st tor Trial and special NcuircS
Ordered summoned

iu the district court this morn
tag the two cases of rape against
Earl Smith were set for trial one
on Aprll z and the other ou the
18Th. Special yenircs of sixty men
iu each case were ordered summon
ed from which % select a trial Jury
The ease uf George C0uupr vs. $
=. Fowler ot al which has been Oh
trial nearly al week. vent 10 the
lurg today
fwo or three cases were OF call
today. one II the number being the
DAMAGE suit of II. r. Webb Againsi
The Houston and Texas CsntraL
q " Allen appeared before ths
esssf1 this morning ana has his
minority disabilities removed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-16
AMONG THE nExICANS
laaeCeaCe visits the Charnel HouSe In
Eexiean Cemetery.

Brownsville, Tex, March 13.-We
are now just as far southwest as it
Is possible to go in the United States
of America. Last Thursday morning
We left Corpus Christi on the south
bound Brownsville and Mexico rail
road termed the Gulf Coast line.
Mr.. William Doherty, the clever gen
eral passenger agent, has his general
offices in Corpus Christi. and when /
met him he said we could have any
thing down his road we wished.
Being anxious TO explore this new
region we procured tickets For the
first twelve miles out Of Corpus
Christi the Brownsville train runs
over the tracks of the Mexican Ma
tional on which we travelled to La
redo. At Robstown in the heart of
the Driscoll ranch this new road
branches off to the south and passes
through cattle ranches with an oc-
casional stop AT section houses. Fifty
odd miles out we pulled up at Kings
vile, which is within two or three
miles OF the headquarters of the
famous Santa Gertrudes ranch, where
the richest woman in the world lives.
owning several million acres of land
fully stocked with cattle. Her hus-
band, Richard King, died few years
ago and now her son-in-law. r. ].
kleburg, successfully manages this
immense estate. Kingsville is not
more than a year old and has already
a population of one thousand Flow
ing artesian wells spout out pure
clear water all over this town and
big ranch. Farmers are buying this
land close in to the town at S25 per
acre and a mile or two away it can
be purchased at SIS per acre. This
looks like fine soil and will no doubt
be a successful farming country
Several brick houses have been built.
among the number being a brick
hotel On south of Kingsville /
noticed that farmers are clearing
their land and putting it In culti-
vation. The next place OF any i'm
portance is Sarita on the big Kennedy
ranch In the early days In this
section King and Kennedy were part
ners and owned almost all of two
or three of these big counties. Be
fore they died these ranChers divided
their property and this town Of
sarjta ia an the Kennedy tract
There are flowire wells at This Mac.
Tha -oiI f. rfgS and fbje zartior fe
aeiog eetrIad Inv farmers Affer Iaat-
inc 1a,-srs ,.s r,essA3 thr-otoa sandy
n,4r Iaoi-iry g.,nt5v. unrn uaar
f7a.,-u.,,,,.l,.flf[ anrthar lan1t ON efr-
E-fr.,.s 1sn8 r,o~ a. Jf.tanra af 1-a
sr{IDa bar land lies a1our fhf. roaa
rha land ayo,,78 rr-a,ayflfa has
a arast aaa} nj brush and cactus an
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-16

Rudolph and Aaolph held the
boards AZ The opera house last nswht
hut there IL little ln this attraction
fu commend 4 10 the thuater golnx
pAblis fhwfe wwfs sew KFufesaus
situations @hieh wef@ quite laugh
able bat fhe general ~ofk ~ the
fueFHtsefn of thU eotHl8Hs wAs slight
IL tiuFiwrea with &gnstvuftsfa. Sow
~fat uf ths songs have been seek
hesw ~ uftem that thwF have hseig
tse@oftEed h* exefH sffesl uruhn
ia ThF g&fx
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-16

bare q g#w wxtHa ftmw paper
aHmAA H@tMn geses nm aassa Ail aas&as&a&
trwns viii hengm Es#FsnE II ~
4 seMsa Aav sur a b. Maa "A aAa su
hMv# tse4a aS8a pleaHe communicate
mFh maa M omeH Samples ~ ssffHT-
mma eMFsssiaa eam ba @e#h af Will A
FsshMsmw raMsaemne a@m
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-16

Fuanw mAn maa4st 0AtVvf &ef
pssaaaAm uf asHnm kigaa ia ene @f 4iA
essm nus l~uR aEas. whaah b feared
wzu rseEst IN the Ices ~ she azwAs
Ehe T@an@ AaAn @m# hn0@wAt Amrw
te4aw IN Is hgwaMes. Z q nNver.
e. hawe Mas @v# mMman - al tF#ms-
ea
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
THE RECITATION C CONTEST OPEN.
u Ed COMMENCEMENT ExER-
cIsEs LAST NIGHT
FIRST PRIZE WAS AWARDED $Tc
E MISS PoPLE AND S SECOND y
3To&Mlss s5NUZUM. \ X: n

The recitation contest at the Nor.
NAL Auditorium lastSnight was a bril-.
liant success. A large and apprecia-
:l' tive audience greeted the eight girls,
who, in a friendly but determined
manner. put forth their. best efforts
to obtain the prizes to be given to the
two best recitationists. rs .sst I; I;
Promptly at Sis Prof. MCGOWAN
appeared on the rostrum and an.
nounced the nature Of athe{ contest,
amounts of the prizes, and a change
in the programme.
The programme opened with "a piano
duet by Misses Grace and Ora Palm.
er, which prepared tie audience for
the treat that was to- follow. h
Miss SEmsie Mason was the flrststo
recite She gave q sane interpreta
Of the Chariot Race as recited lii
Ben sHur She was literally applaud.
ed and was followed BY Miss Lois