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New-York tribune., 1905-07-06

taSh al, aE:nils were foEowss ETDt-R s+s,,,-
" vi HEAI 40 spring 81 loGS1 10 No . SIaS1 le: 80
5s;.a57s: OATS No a.c % ga 1'ss & No ysiow
No whlt 3-i9ftsi $c; RY E = ~ Il7.i, IA
sIoa IeeclnS i-4tic. fair Chohe mailing tS5ts...
ASEED No ii 70; No NortLwesferu & 4S.
contract Sracs. 81 21Ft$lj PORK
gS2@; LARD. rer loG 10. 81 Is; CUT ME {TS-SEo-t
rio sides (l1csel 6ssS1 30: short clear Sides fvf
- 'SgS' - = ttlSfNk1 basis of high wines s y On
easier; cTearn6rles. l6sI20c: 15[I1S~
steaoS az marx cases included BE frSts ~. Dr,,
hrstS I'2ct extras lI1@c- CHEESE eaSy 9s4 y ID-I
Duluth. july 5.-C!ose- WHEAT-No I N,-,,.r,
S1.t No northern 81 OStt; DuruH l. S3c. VI
sc july 81; September. STilc. September oi
Milwaukee. July 3-wHEAT-No 1 Northern a. IA
~ 49, No ? Northern. 81 O1RSl 10: Septenber S71s
July. 553.e asked. s INV
MNnnSapGlis July 5--wHEAT-No hard 81 1sp.: Nu
/ SoTJhe,n n 81 1l%: No Northern. 81 GT1s GSt 6<N
FLOUR-First patents ST 1OIS6 ~: secood os1s e. N
Q$t; trs clears. s+S4 10. second clears - -(is Il
RItAN-IE bulk $l2 T5GS13. -
Philadelphia. July 5-wHEAT lower. No . rst sDc,
old. 9ccGfS1; July. S6GS6isc. CORN arm@r- cSs n
6lisC- M =
white clipped 81 e3tSsc- BUTTER frm. srs Western
Cleliery -ltscf do nearby prints pc EGGS steady.
Eedrey fesh lI'c loss on: nearby fresh tGsc at nar
western tfeSh, l6is0lsc. mark CHEESE zrcsf,-.
new S-zQlOc domestic Swiss. tl6l+c RecefDfs
5utO abis- I24lutD 10 sacks: wheat Oga hush ,,,
$ots@ BUSH oats 81 oo0 bush. Shipnlenis-heat 80
bush; corn. 1000 bush: oats. 81 COO bush 49, ''
S1 rs J1H e; SePtenher. S4Ssc No hard 81 051
u Co t0ltN-No = cash. DOC. July 54i,r- T@.ST,sr-
$50 sash, S2'>c; July. lsc: Ssptsrnher
3C%c; No white. 35T3J}2c. i'
Ielsdo July 5.-CI,OVERSEED-Cash Octobcr a. *
Prime 81 '' "'u' AiNit4I+A-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADE

Arm" uil3l@, No. July FLOUR steady. wHEAr-sprirt
t-r,Ty> No northern. 81 Il: nrCr No rel S -
3TS . sJTopGer No yellow. cO%c; No com 5a,r
dnI but firm; No
RYE dull: No I. Tsc Canal freights steady l ''o-
chicago July 5-The leading futures ranged a. t,t
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
Proposals.

+ s ENGTNEER OFFICE, NEWPORT. Il. l..
June s. 19O5.-Sealed proposals for dredgnS In me
entrance channel Salt Pond Block lslanI H.
will be received here IL A. NJ. July = l'sS ann
then publicly opened. Information furnished On sPP
tion. ]. H. WILLARD. Lit Col. Engrs
IT s. ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. X l.
y June S 10O5-SeaIed proposals for construc ting ex
tension to jetty Great salt tona boGS
Island II l. will be received here until II a ~ Iu-S
1905 and publicly OFened. Information Iur'seu
on Application J. ri WILLARD 1t Col. EnSrs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
The Turf.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:s5 Sunset T:33 Moon lois Moons
HIGH WATER
A M-SanCv Hook 1913 1925 He'll Gate 121S
PM-sandy Hook Gov Island 1O:46 He'll Gate 1888
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06

York and one on the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company OF New-York They are believed TO De
fOrgeries.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

s'Brings mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Grand Circuit Races.
N. lBYa Associated Press.l

COLUMBUS, OHIO, September 21.-
AT the grand circuit races on the Cos
jlumbus track to-day eighteen heats
were trotted and paced, with an average
OF less than o:0S, NYentwortl's victory
In the 2:o6 trot was the most exciting.
Summaries:
n 2;l5 trot. purse $1,000, concluded--Al :
bert c. won third and fourth heats and
race: Evelyn Bird, second, won first and
second heats, Boreazalle, third won
fifth heat. Best time. 1903 Ia.
Board OF Trade stake. 2:OS pace purse
Rehabilitation won first and second
heats, Peruna, second, won thlrd heat;
{ Don Carr. third, Best time. 2;0G.
h 2;la trot, purse Mainland won
second. third and fourth heats and race;
De Nortes, second, won first heat Best
time. 2:091-4. 4.
ale trot, purse 1.ooo--Mainland won
second and third heats and race; George
G., second, won first heat; DR., Strong,
third. Best time, 1904 1-2.
2;os pace, purse sl,2oo---Maud Keswick
won In three straight heats; Major Nc
Hurley, second; The Friend, third Best
time, 2:04 liz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

THE CHAM { l.0|.|N||.S'||.
The East End Blues Couldn't.
Connect With1r'Wi5rle u.
Ford. H5
N INTERESTING EXHIBITION [ J!
The Capitol City Boys Won Only
One Of the Three Games.
The Score. #55

Again It was two southpa WIS Ii tho
5 box, ana tho gan1o OF ball at Broad
Street Park yesterday afternoon between
y tho East End Blues and tho Brownies
was such an exhibition as the people like
10 see. It was snappy from tho begin
ming, and oil Of the players did their
share. But Woody Ford Il Monroe
twirlcr who went in the box for tho
Brownies was tho puzzle that could not
j be solved He kept his wits together, and
be Injected so many peculiar little Jumps
into the sphere that tho batters were
guessing from the start. Only two hits
I were gotten OF him, and II is a matter e
not have been b hand led. Il jack An thony
pasted one that went to the free coun-
Try for three sacks. Stout got the other
sailed out 10 deep center, and some think
4 that Sharp could have pulled y ! T down.
But Sharp Is good runner and plays
me outeld we'll. IN case q g doubt y o.
the kind, the batter Is favored. - "a s55
Seven to -Four.
@ The score was seven to four, with the
four runs that Game over fo s tho Blues
OF Gruner permitting two Of them, and
the same 81 thing occurring when the other
55 The game yesterday was to ecide the
championship between tho Capital City
League and the Twin City Lea que, and
camp OF TIC boys who have all through
the season amused tho public at the park.
Burnett pitched avery good game, but
n OF as well as he did on the first day.
And Ford was invinclbe. That's tho
cause OF the trouble. And Ford has
auburn locks Twas said when event
Z In the box that he would meet his Water.
loo, but those fiery locks were too warrn
q proposition for tho Blues. ,ltG,s 81
9Il,khan nfflnial scnre will tell the rest: eN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
louisville.
(By Associated Press.

y LOUISVILLE, KY. September 21.-
Churchill Downs summaries: 3ia
First race-f!ye furlongs, selling-Rosinl
Otto y first. Begonia Q3 to y second,
Topsy Robinson Qs to l5) third. Time,
10 2-5. n III. E
y Second race-sx furlongs, selling Monet
90 to y first, Mayor Johnson us to 81
second The Lexington $50 to u third
Time. ZIG.
Third e-elcven-sixteenths OF a
mile. purse-N ofo rs to 81 first, Yaze2 (ao
4 to y second, Chief Hayes DC to 81 third.
Tine. / AS. 5.i ss;5
u Fourth race-the Louisville handicap,
seven furlongs-Hayiland Us to 81 first
Braden (23 to 81 second, Bonnie Sue (2S
tod third. Time. 1;2s. "a III "
n Fifth race-short course, steeplechase--
Poorlands q to 81 first. Onyx AZ to I'D
second. Mr.. Rose Il to third, Time,
B25S 3-5. 81 Il II, E X, 35ss.
!. sixth race-nlle and IA slxteenth-Miss
Rillie Us to 81 first, Fonsoluca e 70 81
second. Male la Mon 40 to y third: Time.
q :49 4i}H III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
/. EDIT
THE: NE !: 4 D |.
Leaves Norfolk to Take Charge
,.8. Of Republican III
a: Sheet.
u " 5i5igfg W II 5s 4. II 4.
STRUCK BY AN AUTOM0BlL lie
Especial Is The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dis patch.)
GREENSBORO NJ, G., September 21.--
Mr.. Roscoe G.. Mitchell, we'll known in
political and newspaper circles in North
Carolina, and we'll liked generally. Is to
;bc the managing news editor OF the
Industrial News, tho Rollins Butler Re-
publican daily paper TO be started Oc--
$tober 1st.y Mr. Mitchell, who has been
here the past few days negotiating, will
leave for Norfolk day to arrange his
matters there. and will return here In
the next few days to begin organizing
the news and correspondence force Of the
paper. He has just resigned the posi-,
ton OF managing editor OF the Norfolk
Evening Ledger to accept the position
here. n He takes the place that was OF \
fered 81 first to Howard Banks and more
recently to Gordon Clley, Of thes Philai-'
tdelphia Record. II II
The formal opening exercises OF the
State Normal and Industrial College We're
held this morning. There wore present
over five hundred. stud ents, The exer-
Scises were brief, the whole college get
ting down to worknin less than an hour.
The attendance this year will be more
than the, capacityiupf the buildings, as
there will be at sleast six hundred and
fifty Students 81 20 - ~ e. si5
United states District Attorney Hol-
ton passed through here this morning
for his home In Winston from ash
$ington where he has been In consuta- !
ton with the Departments Of Judicial
and eRvenue over. the situation IN TINS
district. Mr. Holton has escaped all
Kinds Of threatened bodily harm at
home only to come near getting killed
In wa shingtoh yesterday by being run
over By an automobile. His ankle was
paining him $50 this morning that ne
could hardly walk from one train to an
other, and his face is quito badly dis
figured. He and Deputy Commissioner
Robert williams, .on Pennsylvania Ave-
ME. In escaping one machine got In the
way Of another. Being unusually spry,
Mr.. Hoton was knocked down and one
ankle only run over by the red devil.
His companion was run all over, and
was very badly hurt, being taken to
hospital for repairs.
sr;l Upon affidavit made before Judge Boyd
BY the Cincinnati Buggy Company that
J, II. Hardin, Of Wilkesboro, whose
goods are now in ha nds OF a receiver on
cha rges OF fraud and bankruptcy, on
motion OF other creditors, Deputy Mar
shall Joe Millikan left to-day for Marsh
vile with an order from the court d.
reoted to J. w. Hasty, restra lining him
from disposing Of a carload OF buggles,
which affant claims Hardin has shipped
there for the purpose OF concealment Or
fraud aHasty Is the deputy collector
recently removed and now indicted IN
the Federal Court With Hardin for al
legged frauds az an off:ser agairHt the
government. He lis also the party e
whom 1t was testified In the bankruptcy
proceedings yesterday. Hardin had exc
cutod a chattel mortgage for $4,000 on
his entire stock OF hardware.
The case grows In Interest and I'M
portance with every development,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
ts I. KILLED HIS BROTHER.
& 20 III t,,, NJ ---------- IN ts4f ~ K
Death Caused BY Shooting With
y = Mad or Paner.
l'(specIal to The Times-Dispatch

(Speclal to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. N, c., September 21.-Chas
Doanc, n young white man eighteen years
old, was brought from Yancey county and
committed to the penitentiary to serve
five years for the killing OF his brother,
They were ont hunting, Charles shot sew
eral times at game without effect, and his
little lively years old brother began rldi-
culing him. Charles became angry, load
cd his gun with powder and a wad OF
paper and fired at the little boy, saying
at the same time that he would teach
him how we'll he could shoot. Tho wad OF
paper struck the hoy on the side 81 the
head, killing him almost instantly
The older brother;w Mortified and de-
clared that he only Intended to frlghten
his little brother, The court found him
guilty OF murder In the second degree.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
SUPREME COURT.
Opinions Handed Down at staun-
ton Yesterday. 4

F Especial to The mes-Dispatch q.
sTAUNTON. II A. September 2l.-The
fonTas nphheae oSft Il a Appas 1 s
sion here: .t a. 5} s II VIZ 35.s
Blythe court: " Il i35ss z. y 33iSl
Il shlfett1 IS. Grlmsley, y. CIRCUIT Court
rnandami:s. e Denied. sSaS S 5#t $.ss5 IL IS.
BY III mes Keith, president: 81 Il
Scot vs.. Patterson,s adminlstrato Q, CIR
postlad Court
BY Judge j John al B uchanan 5$@s
GoYes 'G a Re-
Middle states Loan, Building and Con-
struction Company vs. Miller r ndminis,
TRAITOR; Circuit Court Of laockingh nan n
county. Reversed. *
Wilson wilson Vs. Miller ana wife; Circuit
Gou5 5u Gi S sfs6rs % Ssty Arm'd
8erry's lexecutrix vs.. Fish burne. ct ais;
Circuit Court Of August q county ' -, Re-
versed. 85sS $5 ls V, q !, y
Ayy eaysr gs senRR dvs GiFsnt
PETITION FOR SAPPEALs,9 EFT
aHa Wsstern waty e en-
erro o and supersedeas. Bond, 50, 800
johnston vs. Commo Circuit
Court OF Henrco county writ OF error f
and supersedeas. A No bond :,F.s I, Z,
Surface, ct al. VS.. city. Of Bristol, Cor,
poration Court city Of Bristol ,oOH rs o.
Brown, ETC., vs.. Moore and Thompson,
Circuit Court Of Amh sn,d e9 ssGS
wilson Tvs. Yaxley S admlnistra tor. ct
ais. Circuit Court Of DinWddie e 9 unity Y
1'RWsaver.A ct ais, vs., 5Jeter. ct ais, Cir
cult Court Of Prince ED ward county t'
AP PpI1daay,ie ais, vs., Board Of supcrr-
{ylsors 4 Of Clarke county, et all Circuit
Court Of Clarke county appeal s refused q
Clarke county, ct all Circuit, Court cf
Clarke county. u Appeal refused J, l
1s Hot Springs Company VS.. NlcCray an
Hot Springs Company VS. t Grove were '
continued. sS N. &, . &. u. =, ~
Lime Compan Circuit Court Of Bote-
tourt county Argued ana 81, suo . MT, a.
Va. Harmon Circuit Court Of Botetourt
county. Ej Argued in part;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
ALLEGED BIGAMIST.
Robert L. Wharton, Of Peters.
burg, Taken to ashington.
l5t ,cnect,l ~ Tho Times a. Dispa tch,) ~

WASHINGTON, D. e., September 21,----
Robert L. Wharton, OF Petersburg, who
is also known as R. Az Morgan l and
william A. Anderson, was brought here
this morning from Cincinnati and turned
over to tho marshal to be held for trial
upon q charge Of blgamy. Tho young
man was complained against by his q. al
legged second wife. and an Indictment
returned against him. Detectives Helan
and N1cNamee investigated the case ana
located Wharton In Cincinnati,
Ia When taken before Judge A, 9. Thomp-
son the prisoner denied his Identity, but
changed his mind when Detective Helan
produced photograph Of him, the
prisoner Is a drummer, and lived in
Petersburg before he came to this city.
Judge Thompson held him for removal
to this city, and he reached here this This
morning as stated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
VETERAN REUNION,
Company That Stood the Fire OF
Picket's Charge.
fsnaclal to The Times-DIspatch)

Especial to The Times-Dlspalch')
MoRRIsYILLE VA Sept, 2l-com-
many /. Eleventh Virginia Infantry, pop
ularly known as "the Morrlsyi|le COM
pany," will hold Its first reunion at TINS
place next Saturday, beginning at 10 q,
NJ, W It's formation th1a COMPANY '0I,' y,
vas one OF the largest in the Southern
army. but at Gettysburg, where u
charged In Plcketts Division, Y was a..
most annIhlated Major a. ]. Jones. at
one time captain of the company, VIII
nanias viii also attend the reunion, Many
prominent speakers have been invited
and among those booked for an address
is the Hon. 4, g. pitcher, q Midland,
a large crowd is anticipated with an
abundance OF refreshmcnts.> !.
Two saw mills have shit down and
farm work Is suffering through scarcity
of labor During the past three years
the wages Of rorn-cutteys have lncFeas-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
ONLY THREE WENT TO 1 J. POST
Five Favorites Won at Gravesenc
Yesterday and One Second 81
Choice. Ii.

~ t
u NEW. YORK, Sept. 2L--Mcrry Lark
captured the IIlndoo stakes. about one
mile and six furlongs. arN Grnyesend to-
day. Only three horses went to the post
with calrngorm a three 70 five fayorite.
with 4 to, 8 against Merry, Lark and 100
to 4 laid against Chrysollte. Merry Lark
won BY two length yCangorm was z
second, twenty lengths before chryso--
lite.f 5 II /.
Favoritcs had "a remarkable run today,
fiye public choices finishing in front.
while one second choice won. summa--i
ries: "A
First race--selllng; about six furlongs--;
5Keator rs to s2o) first, Lochinvar9( az tot
second, Bell Indian 600 to y third Time,
u4-b. 4 M VI II. 8g5 81
second race-rlile and "a sixteenth Jo-
cund (s to 81 first, Workman Is to y
second, H VIOLA day o. to 4 third. Time,
1:5o 40. 5s
THIRD race-ave and half furlongs-
jJacobite Il to q first. Arklirta q to p
second, Ravena e to third. Time.
los 3-5. ~ r.
9 Fourth race-the Hindoo Stakes; about
one mile and six furlongs--M Merry Lard
q to 81 first. Cairngorm e TO s. sec
ond, Chrysolite 400 to y third. Time,
1903 Is. Only three starters. Z
Fifth race-selling; mile and a furlong-
Grenade "a to y first. The Southerner
Is to u second Arsenal Gig to y third
Time, I :56 S-5. X. 53
Sixth race-about six furlongs-hiiddas
Il to b hrst I.awsonian Is to ~ second.
.Larabie az to y third. Time. 1:l21-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Jeff Davis to Win,

An Arkansas Democrat In this city said
to-day that there was not q shadow OF
doubt that Governor jeff Davis, who -
making a contest for the seat in She
Senate now held by Senator Berry, woll.-
be elected. To use the language OF the
Democrat mentioned, Senator Berry VIII
not know he was q candidate when the
votes are counted" Senator Berry Is the
senior Democrat on the Committee on
Commerce, and Senator Martin Is second
In rank. AZ INK,
The defeat of the former would mean
that the Virginia senator would hold first
minority place on this committee, which
Is very nearly the most important OF all
the committees Of the Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Gordonsville Affairs.
(speclal to The Times DIspat'

Especial to The Times Dlspatch') iG
GoRDONsYILLE, VA. September 2l.-
Protracted services closed at the Method
ist Church Monday night. conducted. by
Rev Mr.. Mears. Of Richmond city, WIN
Messrs Joseph Hall. Douglas Martin.
Richard stratton and EMANUEL Block left
on tho Goth for Backsburg College.
Rev. Mr., Rsmagin, of pennsylyanla,
has been called TO serve the CHRISTIAN
Mr., ri. j, Elicit, who has been quite
sick, Is stmuch improved, ,S {&9tti &s, ,5I
wood avn Seminary opened on the
18th With the largest number OF pupils u
MI, B. II. Beckhan,, who has been oon-
Quoting the Gazette for some, time, has
accepted position at Louisa Court
house, &tH55 .f flaH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
.Batted for Burnett in ninth inning.
The Southern Seminary.

Especial to The Tlmcs-D spatch) $3.50
e BUENA VISTA. VA. September 2L-
Tho following States are REPRESENTED In
for the coming session: Virgi.1n, Mary
land, West Virginia. Illinois. Arkansas.
and Texas. s 3fisi q IL. 4, III b
n Mrs. y. II, Rowe. who had an opera.
tion performed several weeks ago, and
who has been suffering lately with other
trouble Is improving. mi
Professor w. r, .smithwick. OF North
Carolina, who has been so long ieentifed
the purpose Of doing some preliminary
work. Other members Of the faculty
also are expected this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
MESSENGERS STRIKE.
Boys Employed By the Company
Attacked By the Strikers.

3s4 Especial to The 'Ilmes- DlSpatcn.l
8CHARLOTTD. N. G.. Sept. p ,-Clalm-
ing that the company has falled 20 Keep
tha wage agreement made several weeks
ago, the messenger boys employed by
the Western Union Telegraph Company
Went on strike to-day The messengers
struck several weeks ago for higher
wages, They were receiving one and
% half cents per message and demand
ed two and half cents. They were
out "a hours and the local MANAGEMENT
compromised by offering two cents un-
iii the matter could be- settled by the
main office.
The local manager declines to make
any statement. Several attacks We're
made by the youthful! strikers to-day
On new boys employed BY the company,
and tonight the police were called upon
to prevent the boys from besleglng the
company's offices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
h EByg August Inc r oyall B 81 &c.
II Real Estate Agents and 3Auct1oneerssE

Y. ON MIssloNER,ss SALE oF#3!vA W tJ,.
ABGE FAR WIT IL AVN N = ~
&TlMBE RSANDgc ORDWo oD situate I'M Il
medIately upon the Fnrmyil Il and .io "
hatan5T (iiow Underwater and " est rnl ~
r., near Winterpock .s IN sS hesterhela$
Byvlrtue of a decree OF Circuit o Gou #
Of Chesterneld entered June Is. lSOe, IN IN
silit Of 41Vinckler and ais. vs.. z NJ ahlon
a MotR MoN "a sEPTEMBER as 1906,
% clock IN front 1.-the !. rG sa'far
house OF Chesterfield count TER 1oos
sale publicly that 3yalua BILE farm o. 81
acres, more 4 or less, wherein me 8l q.
Mnhon n Holmes formerly restd L. ed, sls;s
t1a ted 6immed late ely on the FarmYille ana 1
PoWhatan r. r. (now q. TldeWateraan ana
Westerly near Bethia Church, having
thereon a dwelling house OF four or t1vee!
rooms. ta& large barn, wit hi underE {
sta bic and other building III! 81
There Ia o large quaint ~ ot3 pine saW
timber and cordwood, and q con sideraptss
quantity OF oak wood suitable for ties ana 1
cordwood. Proximity to- raj lroed an d SIG
ing makes the timber rticular Y 3Ya y
TERMS ne-thlrd Of purchas g money
eash !. balance in 6, - and IS months with
interest Sale subject to conflrmaf,9%n$py
court. g :. NJ ~ - =, ,,,i ,snarsSs
stI certify that the bond req utred OF. tne
Snecinl Commissio ner5 has been. eXecuyIsa,3s
Al PHILIP VI COGBllLL4LL,s Clleerilsss L
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ed from to cents to !. Ia. ~ day and
ll IE9 ~ n 1FS0 nm I2I3ll8 ~ az M
'V'I.R CHINA,
REFS
alto The ri,nes- b lspatch.)

n, II (speciaito The Times ispatch)
LYNcIiYuR w. v ', gepteSm ahs si.dI IL
t The i Secretary hesS aMdare sh
publican State ticket October Atm. A
( The address will be ut PAGES waro-
eeuts Ear r a c aose s shoS ne wssk
/ r. II. MoCaul will Introduce the speak
ers. n " N q R s#i . p
h NJ oRR1sv1LLE VAT There is n!9 dis
cratic party III this section as for as the
principal offices 60. Willsrd,s folio Wers
appear to DO working harder for the suo-
cess Of the ticket thar the original Swan.
NORFOLK. vA.--Leut tenant Command
or John G. Quimby. U. s. Nj formerly
executive officer OF the United states re-
eeIyinE ship TfaSkll Ct the ,aya tr9 Sn
received his commission as a commanderr
n the navy It Is effective from July 3
KApr r Letter e. re9 9sD ast
tain Vawter at Washington Springs
states that Professor Edmund Longley..
who was thought to be In extremis last
week. may live for several y. weeks 1saa OF
sW " Nc K, VA.--six Indictments
were returned by the grand jury to-day
In the Corporation Court against Hey,
iyo,t,n. w no &c lfessed to forgng. tue name
{ Of his employer, Liverymana Harry ";
HUI. on tho Shenandoah VI ley Nationa
Bank Of vvlnc hcster johnson claims that
white man induced him to forge Hun 8 8
name.
ROANOKE Vain the Franklin Coun-
ty Court at Rocky Mount to-day Mack
Alexander. who has been on trial for
the past two days for the murder Of J. eff
Nowlln last July, was sent enced. Z to IL
years In the penltentlary. Ga The jury was
out all night. Alexander shot Nowlln
home. II sASS II l5 q ,$ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Property Transfers,

Richmond --Rele Wall TO frank a, and Anna
]. Kob. l51k feot on south linz Of Cary street,
Wood and Whttet, trustees, TO Emmstte 4.
Morng. % teot on south line OF alley running
and Cary Streets, 7s's feet west Of Laurel
Street $500. !.
John Washington Hughes 70 Frank p Cars
ia feet north 81 Ross street sl,tTs, !,
w. Ii Cobb and wife to u IL puggins, ~
feut on east line OF Mayo Street, southeast cor
George G, S-,blnson and Wife 70 Everett Wad d
dey IL feet on south line OF Park Avenue. 50
fest east Of Cadar Street. subject to deed OF
trust for S76G, 1891 50, X M q. :. X 4,
John G.. hcCue's trustee to Mary q West.
% feet on north line Of broad street. between
JAN Alloy and Sixteenth StrSet, $500 b \.
II, n. Atkinson, Jr, trpstse. 70 octsf.s ~