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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
SabrOnen = 1tniucIen.
Gin 6eitigeS @eiedt nit &G1tbern BEL
Snn 6ronciSco DC NoIo6on. -
Gin @moor5t lrno Elm Soloat
getootct mnO mebrere pcr>ulm6ct.
6rallcn uno &inoer entfiibrt.

Monilo, 26. Sonuor. - @ci,
tere 9erid)tc iiber einen Inoriff Don
SaOroncn ouf ole Srtiduit Son
TronciSco oe NoIo6on, BEL mclhcm
lcbte gtodt Scr @lmoor5t s. 9. 8.
Netl geto0tct mltrOe, meloen, 0oB bic
Saoroncn 300 Wtanm 5Gblten. Sic
ltolocn mltcr Scr Nniiibrung ser be-
rild)tiaten 6iibrer Montnlon mo Sc
ll5oroo rnO 5lueier omcrifaniider Nc-
ger. 9ic Sooroncu botten 1870 Slim
ten. NuBer Dem &Slmonr5t O'9tciQ
lpllroe Elm Soloot ser Gonito6ler.
MtonnIhait actoOtct lulo orci idpcr
nermrmoet. 0oS @obnbauS 0eS frii-
bcren @onoernel1rS SrioS mllroc oll-
ge1riffen unO icinc 6roll unO 5ruei
Sinner entiiibrt.
Ole Mflnll5ipultaIIe mltr0c nm
$4,000 qepliinOcrt uno % IeminQ-
ton-@emebre Don Den 9aoronen cr.
belttet. Die Hebellen iuorcn in Gor=
ltoblcr = llniiOrmcn 0eflcioct, ltn0
olcle Sbotlode perltrIadte grobe Scr
lplrrung, Die a1noi6oftcr unO Goll-
ltobler babcn iebt bie9on0e beiFueblo
Fere5 9omaroS um5ingclt. 9oS @e-
ted)t 0olterte bier Stunoen iln0 bic
:.
ooIllt0nOt0en G%in5elbeiten OeiIclbcn
lttO nod nift befonut.
IS gebt bier bas @eriidt, Dob Der
Manila . 0ontpfer .9egnSpi," Der
ais perlorcn mlfgeaebcu lprroc, in
Fort Nrtbltr liege.
(Gine 0epeiHe pom 8. Soulror ans
Manila meloete, 0oB Die gigentbii
nler oeS GampicrS n2egospi" Oeniel.
ben ~oiligegebcn bGttell, inocm iie
gloubteul, er lei I'M hinciiiden Meer
9eideitert. Ger o2egoSpi" iiibrtc
lieben Eoiiogiere itto cine M%onnid)oit
Don go 6iIipinos.)
N0mirol 6oIger, 9eieblsbnber ser
aret5er 3 Gipiiion Der niiotiid)en
6Iotte, lit nit ieincm 6laggtnidiif
Baltimore" bon Gbefoo bier eingc.
troffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Sdynecitnrm ais 8rnnb fir Bah,
lungscinitellnna.

Gbicogo, 26. Sonuar. - Die
~Eon Imcricon 9anfing 60" ipelde
bier Elm Sporbanf = @eidGit perrid.
tete, ltelltc bclltc Die 3ablung elm. glS
8rlno oafiir miro ongegeber, baB iid
ihr Eraiioent ". $. Sllnt ais Eaiia.
qier allf einem bierber beitimmten
unro i'm Sdnee itedeu gebliebel1en
9abn5uge bciinoet. Sillius g. SeIo-
mon, InmaIt Der 9unf, erfldrt, Die
3ablung meroe pieoer aufgenommen
peroelt, iobaIo Stunt bier anIangt.
SuS 9opital Der 9ant miro anf
100000 uugegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27


oea &oroinalS Satolli bat lid oers
i9linmert, mo man fiirftet, Dab
Sltn8enentjunoltng I'M Nn5uge ut.
9te GenIperotlr 0eS Eotienten be-
"""'
81" ""I't "''
om m, or
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"a,o' ,Ht Y.,"," 81,
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Tcrllh ~. san. ~ Frl1l5 @elns
rld ooll Medlellpllr9 Sdnerul, @es
llloDl Der &olll8lll NtlDclmlllc BON
NouolIo, Dot lld) bcrclt@ 10 lpclt Don
oeW Stllr6c crbolt, lpelden er 9eltern
perm S1Ilttldlblalrcn crlltt, ooB
CT mi Stolloe mor,lod @crm@oorr,
llobe Nrc@oen, objltretlch nm lclner
Ntlltter clIlcll @c'ltd nhjlltottcn.
Nrobbritonnicu's Nph.
"Icurcihtbum
90
II, 60 Nn''t'ul, ~
WY, ',l,''!,,,V' ~l.'''' ~ S'o"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
SiidicnfleiidD fir bic Ebilippinem.

Gbicogo, 26. San. Captain
Sisf, Gbef OcS Gerpflegungs .. Gepor-
tenents Der Gipilobtbeilung allt oelt
Tbilippinen lit in Chicago eiltgctrof'
fen. Inn nit ben Dieiigen @roBlhldd,-
tern ilber 9eeignetc Mittel 5u bern'
tben, mie oas fir Die @onItobler-
monnid)aft uno Die Yoli5ei ant Den
Snleln gelieferte omerifanii6e Bid
lenfleiid lih belier Dor oeltt Seroers
ben idiisell lieBe. gr flagt, Die groBe
Site arlf Dem Nrdbipcl bringe Die
8leiidbiidien gum rS6miten," mo-
olrd) oas Sleiid) beinnbe %peroorben
unh ulbraiihbar merbe. gr benliibt
iid) jest nit 9iilfe Der Dieligen @roB-
idl16ter ein neites 8erfobren, mel
Dies oas 0ii6ieniIeiih gegen Sibc
nneinpfinblid MAIDEN piirOe, ST.
Wege 5l bringen. Salt alles 9ii6ien'
fleiid, oas uuf ben 8biIippinen ae-
braudt miro, foninlt bon Gbicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

Mei6cr umbrad)tc. Gr qob
ibnen @iftc, sic Nicrcucnt5iil-
Dung 0erllri0dtcn lllO mr. idfucr
cnt0ctft mer0Cn furultcn.
Gbico0o, 26. &omlor. - 0ic
DlpeiBen Tltlucr," nit Oencn @lolt-
bart Sobn Sod icile 6rolIen bcboll.
bette, IinO iebt bon Ben Ner5tcn nod)=
9elpiclen iuor0elt, nud)0em lie lungc
Die Srontbcit lnloirt, bon mcldcr sic
bon Sod betrogclen S%Sr0ltc1 bcfuQcn
mllrOen. IS bat iih babel er0cbe1.
DOB er babel lpcli0itcna o6t &rritn,
tien brnlthte, meId)c H%icrcncnt5iill=
Dung er5eltgcn tonrtell lrn0 0od) feline
onoeren &runtbcita 2 Symphonic 5ll
Gage tretcn licBcn, oils oicieni0en scr
&ronfbeit ielblt, 10 Dob Oic @eorntclt
Ielbit bel Der Ho1tmortcm Inter
lltdllng, ia iogur bel Der 6eniihcu
Nnolpic get0uid,t mrroen. 0ontit
9lollbt Sn'peftor Sbippp ser sic
WorOs iln0 @igalnie Nlltlogen &c.
gen Sod u1teriltd)t, oo5 &Gtbicl 0e-
Lott 5lt boben, wie sic 6roucn itor.
ben mo bic 9lcr5te babel Ood) nidbta
llnrehteS nusfinoen tonltten.
9ua Die 9oli5ei oaa 0atS 9fr.
6430, LUTON = 2luenlte, ollrd)itdelt
mollte, lplrOen lie bon oeiien GiQen-
tbiimer GomorO Sail 0arin untcrbroz
dCn, neil Sod crit i'm 9e5embcr in
oaIlelbe gc5o9cn lei, nofoem 0ie
6ralt, Die cr oanlol9 bate, ldon foot
mo begraben mar.
Eoli5ci . Snipeftor Sbippp crilbr
beitte, Dab, ais GSroll Murie @nltcr
Sod III 0cm genomtten Sullie I'M
Sterben lag, Sod bereitS nnd) elmer
onoeren 6ruu iud)te. 3wei Gage Dor
Dem Sooe ser Sro1 eri6ien Elm &ei.
rotbsgeili6 III elmer bieligcn ocut'
lf)en 3ettltng. Srou Imnlie Slider
bemerfte eS u10 benlltportctc ouas
lclbe. neil lie nid)t mllBte, OaB Der
Monn Der @otte ibrcr Shpclter lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
(Surtietnn9 bon Scr 1. Scitc,)

finn m Ser npipknrhprhru gpmoIf
Mir oTo,rbrn olfri4tio hon in Ser
9}prpinio,tro Scr moht SOS 1toofpS
NIT hrrionf1cr hcs g}oIfrn ooa ciu,iae
VforN fiir sic nomt3rSi1c @ntnffr
lima SER nroNuftipru qrSftc Acs Qan.
bps ocf,Inbru mprOcu fam. @enu
Sic Ncrtrctcr Ser Nation bcruien, nm
on ser @cIcbdeblma. an Scr iiuau3icIs
len lm6 oSmfniitrotiucn Guntrolc
Shelf 3l nchmcu. Damn lucr0cu Sic
MuBIonO mGdtio lm6 umiIbcrmin0li6
oeaeu ouFcr lm0 blilbcnO nucrbdlb
ietner @rcn5cn maiden i'm pidtc 0e5
Med]t5 lm0 Ser l&ubrbcit."
ara Sos ToIntrhri
wy"
Ectcr"bnr0 8, 20, ,$ol. - Yer
Scnot Oc2 Foiptcdnl'hcu &nltltllt5
nobm Den nod)itcbcnocn @cldIn3 an:
Gins Der NtIt8lleocr Der 6anl1ile
oc9 &oIptchnlldcn &nltitllt2, Der
Stlt0cnt Souintin, ltorb un -. So.
mar IN ocn Hlcronocr. Sdrtcn elnell
acpoltiamen Soo. Sopintin mar
clne3 Der SpIer 0c2 @cn1cbcIa 0c9ch
cine Iric0fcrtl8C lnbcluortnctc N}cnQc.
~oE,l 0t'''' n Ike Ee'',' an 3rr ,','PV,' ~" ~
Sonlor, mcl6c bcmciicn. 0ob in
HuBlan0 iclbit Oua Ecbcu iricOlider
Sl'r9er lllllId)er IT. lprIdt 'cIIIc tIctc
ellfrultllll9 lloer "a" o%lI8enlelnc
0enetll oi'''oenl olld) Der StlIoent
Soolntlh 5lt'l APfer 'Iel, ger Se.
moi trloet ooB inter oGl IeBl9en
lIhlltalloen CHI lIIltcrrld)ten obloIltt
l'lnlo9II9 ut, llllo bcldIIcBt(erltcla)
oel 0lllaTl5mlnIlter bon Der NnlIdt
DeS Senat@ bcjllglld Der Greianillc
Dom 22.Sollllor Ill &cnrtnlB 6l1 leBell,
C3loelten@) one %orIelungen I'M Suit,
1nf ell5lIlteAen llno (orlttenS) Die
soften oeS @e8rdbnll'ca Suointin'5
81 oeltrelfen."
we Stloelltc1 oe3 SnltitlltS lan0=
zen ellte delegation an Den 0iretto,
mo %ertlortcll lid nit Den @cI6Iiiiicn
ellloerltotocn.
Gnbn 0urra fci,hfho
9'0'"
NHBIoho.
2on0or II, %. Snnltor. - Dos
SlllsmGrtige 2(nt 6etrodtet 0ic Sitro.
tion in HllbIau0 ais be0ro6lid. Die
9lniift qebt oabin, Dob, mGbrcn0 Der
gegenipGrtigc Itfruhr unter0riidt
ncrocn miro, sic @ciC6cbniIic bonn
lebten Sountag in Bcter9bura li6er.
lid einen McHlel bcrbei6rinocn ncr.
ben.
Die ,IiIociirtc 9rcIic" brinot IN
Grfabrlulg, 0aS IllsruGrti0c Amt lei
fir cine ruiiiidc HcQicrlnu, NIT mels
6cr Elm Dem britii6 o fruB0iiidcn
llcbcreinfommcn Gbnlidcr GcrtroQ
obgeihIoiien mcr0en f0untc, mGhrcn0
Die lleber5cIgun0 uor6crri6t, Oub cin
@ertrag nit Dem icBigcn GcQimc nil
tiirli6 gebro6cn mcr0cn miiroc. &a3
nton obcr iiirdtct, lit Oic M00lidfcit
elmer &euolutior, Die mtcrnotionalc
-, ST.. ', S9,4 ,, ~, V Son !g''" luL1'y,
sic oriommtr hritiid1c l}rciic Sic a..
i''oI'on Ill JE'Blallo Oelprldt tomIllt
q Itl'per illlt lWIed)t per0cDltc We
li'pl DER 0elIIolCll0telt 9eBcn NllB
io'lo o1leh sum NlIrdbrlld).
yer Sorolt9b Council Don got-
1erlea' SonoolL llobnl 1cltern NbenO
@1orIllell emo Helollttlon an, III mcl-
u)er Illllullle lll1O Glltrltltlng gegcrl
oie ereIgr1lle III Feter@burg ant -.
1Snt1tor NttS1nthrn5,ntt t,,n.NN,, O,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Sic lueiRen Hulucr.

Vie Ser 6roucnmorOcr Sod iciue
@eibcr umbrodte. Gr gob
ibnen @iitc, sic 9tirrcncnt5iiu-
Dung berllriohtcn ms mr. iGaucr
cllt0cft merOcn funntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

&omno, &c. Sunuur. - Der
8ouoerneur bot cine Proclamation
erloiier, III mcldcr CT befonnt oiebt,
BOB Der 8cneralltrifc in Somno Ollrdl
Srobungen elmer fIcinen 8rtppe ser
IrbeiteriGoft berbeigeiiibrt lei, oere1
@iinidc beblfS N%enoerunQcn Der
Snbrif 6 Hegrlotioncn unO 2o6n.
erbobungen jeOod) nit ioIf' broIti-
iden MitteIn iid) nidt eriiiIlcn FONT
ten. Der 0ouoerneilr erildt bic
IusitdnOigen bringenb, Sen llebeI-
pouenoen fem 0ebor 81 i6cnfen uno
Die Irbeit mieOer uuf5mncbmcn.
8leid5eitig beripri6t er ibnen, bic
BON ibnen gcitelten 6%orOerungen eli.
ner Erilfl1ng 5t lmter5ieben unO lie
mad W0glid)feit 81 9eludbren. Sir
Den 8aa, BOB Strobenlinrl,bcn olt8-
breden iouten, orobt Der Stattbalter
nit energiihen WoBnabmen, menn
notbig nit gingrcifen Ger beiuaifnc.
ten Ma9t.
&pnno, 26. San. - Die bieiige
Staot lit rllbig. Glide 8obrifen
nuroen beute friib er0ffnet, ipGter ie.
bod mieoer eeidloiicn. Die Straben-
bnbnen BADEN ben @etrieb eingeitellt.
Truppen potrouiQiren Die StraBer1,
grbeiteridoaren 5ieben lumber, iebof)
boben iid teine 3uiamnenItoBe ercig.
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

~
Die Ier5tc bcS Erin5e1 Gite[.
Sricortf, ipeIder an 2lingenentSiin.
blntg oornieoer liegt, erlieBen nm
5ebn llbr @ormittogS folgenocS Bill.
letin:
Seine f0ni9lid)e Sobeit perbrodte
cine leiolid CUTE Naht, er idlief lGl,.
9ere 3eit uno bl1itete nidt uieI. Der
untere SheiI oeS linfen 2ungenilij.
gels lit iebt gang offi5irt, inoeIien
iino oie ACCOMPLISHMENTS nid)t
ertren, Der ElrIs lit raid, iebod) ltnrf,
Semperatrr 1924, Appetit etunS
better, Taticnt bel6nert ii6 iiber
Sdmer5en in Ser Seite uno lit bel
poIleir 8elp,lbtiein."
Gle &oiieriu per6rnd)te Sen Gor.
mittag bci ibrem Sobne. Der 3lt-
itano beilel6cn uerltriaht Scr 6amiIie
groBe S%elorgniiie, oaein ale I'm
itdnoe oellten an, bnB Die &rnnfbcit
normalen &erlntf nimmt.
&aiier @ilebelm bat ieinen geitri-
gen 9efebl, oQe 6eitlidfeiten ge-
legentIif ieineS morgigen 9eburts-
tages ab5ubeitelen, oabin mooifi5irt,
oab elm @ottesoienit in Der 8npele
l%tattiinoen urb oab er ipdter Die
8lildpiinihe oes Sofes entacgen ne6-
men miro. 9as Diner i'm Galolt unb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
MANY Meetings Next Week.

Tho city VIII be filled with Visitors next
week. owing to the assembling here almost
simultaneously Of several bodies q state ~.
Vlrrir,!a Bankers' Association which viii as
semGio here Thursday. several hundred strong,
Tho state COMMITTEES Of tho penosrat!e party,
as n1nny more well known public men will
convene hire tho same evening. and viii prob
ably not conclude Its sessions until next day.
On Friday or Saturday the state board q q
Education VIII assemble here. together with
several candidates for superintendents Of
schools and their friends and support, The bank
ers will remain In session untl Saturday, the
Stare committeeman will be here over Friday.
and the Education Board Friday night and
The coming Of the State Democratic com-
5mittee will bring to the city many friends
Of the candidates for the various elective
offices, and many OF the asplrants for iegisla.
tive oilces and the hotel Hobbies Will be TILED
With out otf tQWR and local politicians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
NkNXMIN0f6l|kg ;WeStplrl

& 40 ln AZ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
3 500 A. M,-NORFOLK5 LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk lI:2o a. NJ. Stops only at PetersDurs,
W a.Es M aho Siity EXPRESS Buffet
Parior Car Petersburg 70 Lynchb,u ~ ,,, mma
bus. BlueAeld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke 70
Knoxville. and Knoxville 70 Memphis. x Gats
Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson, w. -!
I:io =: M-RoANoKE TX 2; = I 1sIls y e:
Farmville. Lynchburg and Roanoke, M
$500 P. M..-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. .Af'
rives Norfolk $50 Steps Only At Petcir ts
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and washington. . 4, . :.
$.7:a6 r.. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
= rs ae =. M.MSEw$ ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
Pullman sleepers Richmond to LynchbuEE ana
Ronnoke, Petersburg to East Radford. Lynch
burg to Chattanooga, Memphis and New Or
= 'ea 40 p. M'1sT. Louis EXPRESS. Pullmas
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Trains arrive from tho West !:I =. ~: ~
r. IL. and 9:ls P. NJ; from Norfolk 1l;to 4, y.
A1 ot, Ice: No. SIS East Main Street.
S w, B. BEVILL, G, Il: 1CsLEY,
Gen'l. Pass Agt. D,ss' fass' Ags' 5}s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
SUCCESSFUL SESSION.
School Closes With
Attractive Exercises.

rho commencement exercises Of Westminster
School took place last night In the lecture room.
\ Of the First Presbyterian Church, whicn was
| filled to its utmost capacity with eurnest and
] Interested friends Of the school. y, {.
At the hour appointed the girls iiie eta. H.
| robed in white, and made beautiful picture
! as they took their places After q prayer ~
DR. Jere Witherspoon. and other opening exer.
cises, unusually good musieal prog 5nr
and Mas johnson, Misses Nicholas, Gray anu
! Webb. l, ~. :, !,
captured tho audience with delightful violin
| SOLO which was heartily encorcd. and TO
Which Ssi1i Miss Watson gracefully responded. s.
Miss rrs Msses Wilson, nen nenne
Miss Campbell the principal delivered the
certificates to many Deserving Macon
made humorous and helpful nduress 70 Inc u,
young aades THE Respona,e'i,.es o. IND nd
| fluencc." which Yves very much enjoyed anu
| appreciated by all present.
The school has grown through each year OF
| its history, and now includes nine grades o.
Next year the senior class will have conf
| plete course preparatory TO Vassar, or bryh
Nav. a.. ,,,ni,r c,oss
LETT Immediately after the exercises 70 take axe
the train for Ashcville. N. c.. where she VIII
represent Westminster school IN me conters''te
| or Young IWomen's Christian Association 70
| be held there through the coming yen ua W. ,,
distinctions received in third prepa1a.o1r,s ny
grade were: Miss Verna ALBERT MISS 1Su a'1 ~
| Mcraden, Miss Helen Starke
In Fourth Preparatory GraSsM1ssen H Kas
MAYER Catherine King. Gertrude Moorehouse,
chr!Atine Won N. RoseneGk Z ,,,,,..
Distinctions in First coegats m U.s.
H,ory MIC Faden.. katharine sinton Harriet
Cav ~, Emma Brown, Mary Thomas. Lewis.
Mary Chalmers, Elsie Parrish, EliIa Palmer mnar
Mira Zanler. Inez Hutzer, Nan Noh.e. Ai'ee e'
o' Distinctions In sophomore class-MlssSs an n.
ME Muller, English; Virginia Campbell Gay
wilson, Mary Carneal Ealth sprnMeg' ,. ss's
Won n Rosenegk. Annie Nicholas, Edna Whlte'
D,sinctona in Junior cassMssss E s,anIes
Trent Wilson Ruth ntnn m,cho h.'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
RESERVED VERDICT
IN CuLPEP FER. Case CA. [.
Evidence and Argument in Com
plant Of Rev. ]. w. Ware
Are Closed.
Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to'Ihe IlmeS-DlSpatch.)
CULPEPER, VA, June Safer two
days Investigation by the agent Of the
State Board Of Education, Mr.. M. D.
Hall, superintendent of schools for Fair
fax county tho controversy over the
charges preferred by Rev. j. w. Ware
against Mr.. T. w. Hendricks. principal
OF the Culpeper graded school, was closed
this afternoon, so far as the testimony
and argument of counsel were concerned.
The decision Of the matter now rests
with Mr. Hail., who though, stated that
as the evidence had been taken down
In shorthand, he would like, before rem
dering his decision, to overlook 1t after
the stenographer's notes were TRANSCRIPT
ed, and that he would notify the par
ties in interest later of his opinion in
the matter.
The controversy arose over the whip
ping by Mr.. Hendricks Of tWelve-year-
old Kennard Ware, son Of the Rev. j.
w. Ware, rector OF the Episcopal Church
here. The ofrense of the school principal
and the complainant's charges are IN
epitome rs follows: /.
The whipping took place on the third
day of last March, and tho direct charge.
rs set out In the complaint, Is that i
was Enthusiastically, wrongly and malicious
" DONE
Seldom has any case attracted more
attention here. The Large court room
was crowded during, the two days ses-
sion. especially with women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. June S.-The cotton market
was active and generally ilrmer on covering
and aggressive bull support. mostly from New
Orleans sources. The opening was quiet and
steady at unchanged prices to m advance OF !
point with the trade hesitatng. owing to the
conflicting character OF the early news. Cables,
II anything were a shade under expecta tons,
the weather map received a generally favor
able Interpretation. and the bears claimed
that the Norway affair might lead to Euro
pean complications, On the other hand there
were private advlccs. claiming firm spot mar
kets all over the south. warehouse fire was
reporto din Brooklyn which. It was said, had
destroyed four thousand bales, and private
reports continued to come In claiming very
unfavorahle new crop conditions. Locally. sen-
tlment was inclined to the bear side early. but
New Orleans ruled very firm, and In the after
noon prices here were rushed up to q net ad-
vance of 160DlS points on active covering and
aggressive New Orleans buying, where It was
rumorcd a fresh bull pool had been formed.
The market eased or little toward the close
under realizing but closed very steady at a
net advance Of 1905 points.
Reports that high temperatures, following
recent rains, were damaging tho crop In some
sections assisted in the advance. Sales were
: estimated Mt 800. 900 bales.
Receipts at tho ports to-day were 10.05S bales
against Il. S2S last week and 1880 last year. For
tho week 900 bales against 122.770 last week
and 1924 last year. To-day's receipts at New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
7 QUARTERLY MEETING. h
Secretary Coulton Presents Re
4. mort of Last Quarter.

4Ss gt pOIl OAt A@ao - < 800 -
The first quarterly Meeting OF the , sta,e
ExeoutIye Committee of the Virginia
Young Young Mems Christian Association :, was
he,d last night at the office OF State
Treasurer Charles X. Willis
The following members were present:
Messrs, G. =. Wexford, s.. w. HUFF, j.
Tnylor Ellyson DR.. w. P. Mathews, W,
7 Whitehurst, s, w. Magill and Charles
K. Willis, and State Secretaries l. =;
Coulter, II. "A. Brown and ", Heglha'a
state Secretary Coulter submitted his
report for the quarter, which contains
many Interesting items concerning the
association work In the State.
Invitation was received from the New,
mort News Association for the first boys
conference, to DO held In that city no
yemher 24th-26th, and special committee
was appointed as follows on this con-
ference: Messrs. r, l., Croker, w 10
Cottrell, C. G. Kent, Jru and LA, coul-
ter. -. c,o.o
convention at Norfolk. February 18th
18th. 1906,
College Secretary Brown made q gratl-
flying report M to representatives from
Virginia associations to the Southern
students conference, which meets at
Ashey!lle, n. c., next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
VIRGINIA TEAM
IN A QUA!|.N||OA|RY.
Unable to Understand Mysterious
Message From Georgetown
Manager.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The es-Dlspatch)
& CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June s.
Quite a bomb was thrown In athletic
circles at the University OF Virginia to-
day by the receipt of a telegram from
Manager Lawler.. OF the Georgetown base
ball team, which read as follows: "All
arrangements for game on Saturday to
stand. but advisory board reserves right
to consider ratification Of agreementA
Coming as It did Just after the compile
ton OF all arrangement for the departure
OF the Virginia team for Washington.
the athletic authorities at the University
are at a loss to comprehend Its mes1ning.
BY the terms of tho recent agreement.
which was signed by the Georgetown,
authorities after the return Of the Rector
from a trip abroad. two baseball games
were scheduled, the first for Saturday
Of this week in washington, and tho
second to take place OF the University
Of Virginia on Monday OF next week, the
first day in the Virginia commencement
calendar.
The baseball team, to live up to vir-
gina's part OF the contract, reorg anized
some two weeks ago. and began practice
for the approaching contest, and all
went we'll until to-day, when the above
message was received No meeting Of
the executive committee OF the General
Athletic Association was called to-day
to consider tho mysterious telegram. but
tonight the following response was made
to Manager LAWYERS wire: Cant under
stand you; better come here on morning
train to prevent confusion
What the outcome Of the present un.
pleasant situation will be 1t is hard
6 TO predict. Unless notified by Manager
Lawler that Saturdays game will PCT
be played, the Virginia team Will carry
out its present programme and leave
here tomorrow afternoon for Washing ing
ton.