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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
nv 10. A. Catlln,
BY y, a. Catlin
Detached Frame and Slate,
Corner Dwelling, at
Auction.

On account OF change OF residence, the
owner requests me TO offer at auction,
WEI WI,N E Mi., y june il slsT, AT s:so
O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the very attractive residence at the
northwest corner OF Thirty-hfth ana
Streets This Is a very attractive piece
OF property is convenient to car line;
is In a section which Is rapidly growing
and Is going to be sold. II necessary for
much less ti,an Its value. BY attending
this sale you may pick up a snug sum In
a very short while Can make very att
tractiye terms II desired:
y, a. CATLIN. Auctioneer
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Richmond, Va. June 1e, 1905.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Unless otherwise disposed Of, the
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY will
sell, for cash to the highest bidder. all
matter that has been on hand six months,
commencing at 1880 a. M. and contlnu-;
Ing until sale Is completed ut the auction
house Of The Valentine Auction Com
pany, No. slS East Broad Street, Rich
mond, Va, July 18th, 1905.
w. A. MICHIGAN, Agent.
Il Valentine Auction Co., Auctioneers.
Jc 18-4t.
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BY Richmond Auction CO.,
1905 e. E Main Street.
Auction Sale OF Fine Couches, Hair
Mattresses, Bedding, Plants, Soda
Fountain, Etc, To-Day.

we will sell TODAY (Tuesday) June
goth, at our warerooms. 1905 .. Main
Street. at 1880. 10 very fine leather and
Velour Covered Couches, Extra Good
yards Oilcloth, 10 yards extra flne-grade
Linoleum, Ladies' Writing Desks, fine Oak
sideboards, Iron Bed and Spring, ] Cash
ier's Desk, Folding Beds, Parlor Suits.
Family Refrigerators. Kitchen Safes, Din
ing Chairs so Vol. Books large quantity
Of Bedding, Plants sucll .as Rose Bushes.
GeranIums, Verbenias, Petuena, Hello.
trops Coleua, ETC.. ETC.; l small soda
Follntain and Tanks In good order.
q RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. III. valentine. Auctloneer.
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Cincinnati.
(by AssocIated Press. }

n - N lBy ASSOCIATED Press) Nh %
CINCINNATI, June Is. --I.atonia summaries;
First race--slx furlongs-Rain DANCE GO 70
~ first Euba t20 to y second, DR.. Wang 10
10 u third. Time. 1:l4 81. .
Second race-one mile-Judge Brady q to s.
first, Florlzel e to y second, Our Sister q
Third raae--six furlongs The Cook Il to u
frstf Wainamoinen ~ 10 81 second, Athlone
% to y third Time. 1:la Id, Gl
warner III to 10, first, neana l2s to Is second
Glass Loader l6 TO ~ third. Time, 2;5s,
Fifth race--tiye furongs-Thoo Case pa |, g 70
i60 10 il third. Time, / :0l is.
Sixth race--mlle and a quarter--Mayor5 David
S. Rose Il to y first, Hegerson Is to d
second, St Paris Is to y third, Time. 2;o6 as'
Mrs. N, Il, Lester returned yesterday morl-
In from 81. Louis. 1i III m
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+. Memphis.
BY Associated Press

/ MEMPHIS, June 19.--summarics:
: First raee-four furlongs-Tom McGrath q TO
81 first Colonel Jewell Is to y second, Tomo-
chich tlO to u third. Time, 50 IA.
Second race-six furlongs-Dargin a to y
first. Optional g to y second Just So q to .
Third race-four and one-half furlongs.
purse-Horse Radish u TO 81 first. Rolla g TO
Fourth race-one imIle-Ed Sheridan no 10 y
first, Donlinda g to y second. cotlllon Is 70
1)sthlrd, Time, ! AS, q, y, Il. 4!
y first Blue Grass Lady e to Il u second,
Tyconnel 6 TO y third, Time. :bl.
y Sixth race-seyen furlongs-Ravlanat ~ to y
first, Ailista 40 to y second, Voltage q to
y third. Time, 1880 III
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St. Louis.

(By Associated Press.)
| ST. LOUIS, June l9.-Delmar sumn1a rles:
4 First race-four and one-half furlongs-
Prentiss "a to 81 first, D. g. Taylor q TO y
second, T. B. Zero 90 to y third. Time.
$50 2-6
Sonny q to y first, Floral Artist g. to 81
second Bill Holt e to y third, Time. 49,,
Third race-seyen furlongs-Netting % to
81 first Fortune Teller a to y second. Atoga
IS to y third. Time, 49,,
. Fourth race@zthe Rosebud stakes. five fur,
first Elastic e to y second J. y. Mayberry
Fifth race--one mile I3avarian e to y first.
Courant (l5 to y second Rostof q? n to y
Sixth race-mile and one-sixteenth-Mss
Betty (2t to y first Bravery teven) second,
Kenton 40 to y third Time, l:52 lib.
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SEARS IN ESSEX,
Not a Large Crowd Attended Els
sex Court.

Special to The Times-Dispatcho !,
Esly arEs seso%a saes
Essex court to-day State Senator ].
Royd Sears addressed the people IN q very
da i for the Senate from the thrty7ninth
senatorial district Mr., i. N, stuhbs, his
opponent. was present also, but d'd not
make speech Mr. Scars Will carry
Essex by a large majority. s33,s
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Chess Tournament.

(By Associated Press,)
81 OSTEND, June 19.-In the intcrna tional chess
tournament to-day the American, Marshall, at
last won q game Taubehhaus being his vtc-
tim, while Tarrasch beat Tschigorin. thereby
taking the lead, &
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.F|ElO
DAY IN AMHERST
Continued From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First Page.)
government on paying basis as far IS
possible. However, this was not ncces-
sary. and he declared himself In favor Of
putting on the roads not only the con-
victs. but also those serving out sem
fences in the county jails.
Both Claim County.
AZ stated, the crowd did not manifest
much interest in the speaking. The
friends Of both Senator Martin and Gov
ernor Montague are claiming this coun-
~. The odds are probably in favor Of
Montague
In the gubernatorial fight 1t will be
I close between Willard and Swanson, with
the odds In favor OF Swanson. This was,
however. the first appearance of Captain
willard here to-day, and even his oppo-
nents say that he made many friends
to-day. S
Senator Bland Massie and Mr.. Aubrey
r. Strode candidates for the State SEN
ate from this district, each made short
speeches before the regular speaking be-
gan.
Mr.. STROBE attacked the record OF Mr..
sMassie, and Mr.. Masse undertook to de-
fend the same a
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SALISBURY, II; Greensboro, q.

Ei, Especial to The Times. DIspatch.)
i SPENCER, n. c., June l9.-At Spencer this
afternoon the first of n series OF games be-
tween Salisbury Spencer and Greensboro was
won by the former team by a score Of II to 4:
Z. Batteries: for Greensboro, HOLLAND and
Lucas; SalIsbury-Sp Spencer, Moser& and Bently
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South Atlantic League.
At Charleston, S. c.: Charleston, q; Jackson
Vile, 3.
At Macon, Ca: Columbia. 0; Macon, 4.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

sTRUspEES SALE OF THOSE VERY
! 3ATyTRACTIYD BUILDING LOTS AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY FIRST AND T STREETS. BY
AUCTION.
In execution of a deed OF trust dated
March a, 1903, and recorded In the clerks
office Of Henrico County Court, we will.
at the request of tina beneficiary, there
having b15n aefault in the payment OF
the debt ACQUIRED, soil. by public auction,
- IT 'THuRsDAY, JUNE 22D. 1906
at 6 OF Clock p, NJ,
those attractive building lots. fronting to-
gether o. feet, at the northwest corner
Ming back 1925 feet 5 inches. to an alley
in the rear; being lots 0, 10 and II, In
Square 1877 IL. Plan Of Paramount 49,,
TERMS; Cash sufficient to- pay the
costs Of executing this trust, all taxes TO
day OF sale; and7to discharge a debt for f
$3.50, and the residue in two equal In,
notes with Interest added; and secured
by n deed of trust; or all cash, Mt the
option of the purcha ser.
p. II. y SPENCE.
Immediately after the above sale. We
will sell large bunch OF lots IN Fair
mount, on 18TH. Goth and 2lst Streets,
between and r Streets, In blocks or
sIngly, and upon easy terms,
N. w. BOWIE g. SON, Auctioneers
Je 1s-tds.
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Cincinnati, ~; New York, !.

OlnCl1rldll, ~, NEW DIX, ;t5g
& CONCENTRATE. o.. June s.--cincInnatl wore
out three Of New Yorks pitchers to-day and
q fourth finished the game
z Score: II. II. rs
EC!ncnnati...... ........5 206o3 III "A !
New York .............0 3 03 90 0 % 10
4 Batteries; Ewing, Hahn and Schlci; Taylor,
Wiltze, McGinnity, Elliott and Bowerman
Pittsburg, II; Brooklyn, 2.
= PITTSBURG, June ls.-PIttsburg won a life
less game from Brooklyn to-day.
q Score: =. h ~
rittsburg. ......e 4 Oh 0 40 - o /
Brooklyn. 5..........0 o o 0 0.2 90 o. !
Batteries: Lever and Carhch: Eason and
Bergen. Time. hours, Umpire. Emslie. AZ: At
tendance. LOO.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
CHICAGO. Juno 1.-THE locals stopped Pit
fingers winning career to-day By hitting him
safely nine tines. Isl :, y,
c Score: slt y 49, i. u: ~
Philadelphia. -. .......o o o 90 o. I
Batteries: Reubach and king; P!ttingcr and
Kahoe, Time, l:2G. Umpire tombstone, At
tendance, $500
St. Louis, 10; Boston, s.
ST. LOUIS, une 19.-st Louis won an easy
Victory over Boston to-day. -
Score: II. II. II.
Boston......t .............0 2 0 o 0 '-6 10
3s Batteries: Thelman. Warner and Zearfoss;
Wilhelm and Ncedhnm. Time. 1874 Umpire.
Bausewine Attendance. 1900
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AUCTION SALES. Future DayA
by ). Thompson Brown 4 Co.. a. /
Fleal Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
A Beautiful Build,
ing Lot,
ELEGANT SHADE TREES.
West franklin Street,
North Line on Block Next to-
Richmond College,
40xl52 Feet to Alley 20 Feet,
THURSDAY I ~ JUNE 22ND, 1906
s O'clock.

We will sell ia public auction, on the
premises. on the above day and hour,
that most desirable lot on north lne s, q
handsome residence OF Mr.. Henry NJ. Cam
non. We guarantee tho lot to be vir-
gin soil, having few inches OF made
soil In depth near the front Purchaser
IS to pay for all paving X any charge
against the property. 3f
TERMS: One-thlrd cash, balance In one,
two and three years.
j THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
4 Auctioneers.
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At the request Of Messrs. T. y. Bourn
& Company, who are retiring from the
business. we will sell. at their store, No.
90l. North Twenty-sixth Street, commenc..
ing at 1920 o'clock, q large and we'll
selected stock OF Staple and Fancy .Groc-
cries, consisting Of Canned Corn. Toma, :.
Luck. Horsford and other Baking Powders;
about $50 Sacks Flour, embracing Ben
sHur, Harten, A No. l. Obelisk and Dun-.
Top brands; about 10 Cases octagon Soap,
Pearlinc Olives Pickles. Preserves, Cat
sups, Mustard, Baked Beans, Can Pine
apple. Pruncs, Brooms, Axle Grease:
Matches, Sauers Extracts, Condensed
Milk, Craze Nuts, Rolled Avena Shredded
Wheat. and other Breakfast Foods; Tens,
Spices Laundry and Toilet Soaps, Ar.
buckles Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Lamp Chimneys, Moasses.
oryo afc
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Southern League.

Al Atlanta- Birmingham frain).
Al Little Rock: Little Rock, 8; Shreveport.
At New Orleans: New Orleans, 8; Memphis,
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unsassrsgeea gBsea
Richmond, will offer for sale, by pubic
auction, on the premises. at Richmond.
j. = 10TH iI' DAY or ULY. 1896.
az the property, q the WILLIAM Trigg
and thoroughly equipped sh,ipbuildins g
and appliances belonging t. the
car works. OF other like enterprises. The
machinery on hand. recently purchased at
cost q over s4oo o is ct the most ~ s ap-
class condition.. The real estate will be
offered both in parcels and as a whole
and In like manner the machinery. tools &
whole. the same time the Richmond
Dock, a part OF this plant, which Is in IT.
self an ncome-producing property, Will be-
offered for sale separately.
This sale presents exceptional opport0-g
mites to ca FATALITIES, manufacturers and
other parties interested in ndustrial enter
prises, to purchase On easy terms !. ana e.
Upon application to the UNDERLINED
pamphlets, maps and other printed ma t.
ter presenting full informa lion as to the
the property and all like da ia will i be-
furnished. ~ "a $5Bs IA s33 w
(Signed) . ]. .l7 WI
PEy I121y ! (, 2 ;, ,N4!S ORD
Commissioners.
In the CLERKS ONCE Of the chancerys
Court, Richmond, Va sis5 sisS53;
8. H IIaWes s. Cow no sues, etc.,
against @ u IS VIII t. siss58 53R
VIM. r.. Trlgg Company and others. .
OF the above mentioned, Beverley B 4
Munford and Lilburn T. Myers Special
Commissioners appointed blythe decree IN
the aforesaid suit, entered &On we 80 ~ 81
May, 1906, has been duly executed.
(Slgnedj CHARLES o. SA.V1LLB,5s s
f Clerk. ~
r. on % 81 QOp, II, A 7 F}ilt9 55f&
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days


55e Fl, Seldom Taylor & Co..
Real J.stats Agents and Auctloneers,
No. N. Eleventh Street.
Court Sale of That New,
Handsome, Modernly Con
structed and Very Attrac-
lively Located Residence,
No. 1905 w. Franklin ST.,
Between Harrison and Ry-
land, Now Occupied by
Mrs. Frank W.. Danner.
Lot 81 1-2x152 IL Feet to
a Wide Alley.
In execution of a decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, Va, rem
dered June 9th, 1905, In the suit OF Mary
Danner guardian, Mi, &C. vs. sna aoTa {!a,, s.
missioner thereby appointed, proceed to
sell " gnSi'e 6 81 81
ct Sfefh sad D ta S Ts snssa aea
as above stated 1t contains 10 rooms be-
sides Kitchen servants room, numerous
closets, three well equipped bath rooms,
large, handsome MIRROR In hall on first
floor, Mirror Mantels, Gas, Electric
Lights. and the entire house is heated by
hot water. In fact. nearly every modern
device for comfort and convenience Is
found on these premises.
4 This Is one Of the most attractive houses
OF Its kind and size yet erected In this
city, It having been the purpose OF the
20 combine the essential elements OF space,
beauty, strength light and ventilation,
thus making It worthy OF its eligible site
ERMS-Une-tlird cash. balance at g.
12 and 10 months for negotiable notes,
with interest added and the title retained
until deed is ordered by the court.
PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioner. Il
The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
cHAs. 0. sAv1LLE, Clerk.
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BY The Valentine Auction CO.,
"a Auctioneers.

Large and Well Selected Stock of
Groceries, Large Alaska Groccr's
Refrigerator, Store Fixtures, Etc.,
/ IT. j. Bourn s. Co., Dol North
Twenty-sixth Street, at Auction
This (ruesday) Morning, June 20.
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Alaska, Refrigerator,

large-slze double Grocer's Refrlgcrator,
good as new; Meat Scales, Meat Block,
Meat Counter and Rack. OIL Tank and
Measures, Patent OH Tank. Revolving
Show Case, s-foot Nickel-frame Show
Case, Awning, Counter Coffec Mill, Coun-
ter Scales. etc. The entire stock IS fresh
and desirable.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION &COs.4
ks 1 m l9'l3E Auctionears p
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Cincinnati, II; New York. 7. y
L Pittsburg. Z !; Brooklyn. 2. 81
Il Chicago, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
4 st. Louis, 10; Boston, Q.
Scores Sunday.
st. Louis s; New York. 2.
4 Cincinnati. II !; Boston, 2.
d Chicago. 4; Brooklyn, /. @
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pttsburg.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs ". l. r.. Clubs ". =. p.
New York 80 IS .ess philadelphia.2s % .t6s
1ittsburg. .33 Is .579 St. Louis. rs 81 .43s
Cincinnati. "a .57l Boston. ....17 IS 300
Chicago. ..3s rs 1853 Brooklyn. ..ls 10 .2ss
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF AT-
TRACTIyE BUILDING LOT sATaTHE3
.SOUTHWEST CORNER 8 OF TWEEN
TIETII- II AND 4 STREETS, IN FAIR
MOUNT. isiii Fl
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In the Clerks Office OF the Chanceryl
Court Richmond, Va. Si95 sts si5z=SS55s
g, III. IaWess s. Co, who les, ETC., 3$7s
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The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given.
Ju 15-tds
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ID BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Sale by Public Auction Of
the shipbuilding Plant,
Machinery, Tools and 9th
er Equipment Of the Will.
liam r. Trigg Company. d

The undersigned, Special Commissioner
Of the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond, will offer for sale, BY public
auction, on the premises. at Richmond,
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Cleveland, IL; Washington, 8 !.s7
z WASHINGTON, juno 19.-Cleyeland to-day
took the fourth straight game from Washing-i
y ton. 5aT s,5S w
b Score: ~ ~ E.i
Cleyelai,d. ,..'........3 14ol4210 0-12 10 o
Batteries Hughes, Townsend and H H lon
Carthy. Attendance. 15l2 Time. ~.
Chicago, g; New York, s.
4 NEW YORK. June 1s.--The Chicago Amer.
leans knocked Chesbro out OF the box to-day.
Score; Kill u.
New York..... $500 0Q2O Ol-S 1
K Chicago 49,. ............1 O. 90 602 O-9 10 8
Batteries: Chcsbro. Pullman ond Kleinow,
White Smith. Nc Fnrland and Sullivan a, Tine,
Philadelphia, s; St. Louis, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. June 19.-philadel.
phia defeated St. Louis to-day In close and,
exciting game.
u, Score: 81 Es.EI I'll Is, &, q =. =. y.
4 St Loufs.... ...........0 o 10 20 Ia lo
Philadelphia ...... ......2 o, OIL 020 80
ri Batteries: Howell and sngden: Henley ana
Barton. Time. 2o5. Umpire, Sheridan. At
& tendance. 3, 237.
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BEVERLEY b. NlUNFORD, jan
LILBURNBsT. MYERS, Il
Commissioners.
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Mrs, N, y, Lester returned yesterday mora
ing from ST. Louis N N ~
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BY N. Nv. Bowe g. Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

ERMs: Llberal and at sale,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-01
FAVORS BANKRUPTCY LAW:
BAR OPPOSES REPEAL

effect that the committee adhere to
it's strong stand in regard to the bank
ruptcy law as a part of the permanent
jurisprudence of the United States
and in behalf of the present law, the
repeal of which is sought in bill now
pending. The committee also report
ed its disapproval of the pending bill
The minority report said, concerning
the resolution passed by the commit
tee in 1903 that they were not salts
fed that there was any necessity for
regulative to specific remedies for any
unlawful commercial combination
which may threaten commercial inter
course.
The evening session was prolonged
until midnight by heated discussion
of Mr.. Logans minority report. A
statement by Mr.. Logan that he had
agreed to put the matter off for an
other year precipitated debate. A
resolution to adopt Mr.. Logan's re-
port was finally defeated by vote of
20 to GS.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-01
EIEZI7Y. NHLe1H
LAPSES OF GREAT WRITER'S.
Best Authors Do Not Use Most Per-
feet LANGUAGE.

There is not single great author
in our literature in whose works num-
erous errors have not been pointed out,
or thought to be pointed out They are
charged with violating rules involving
the purity If not the permanence of
the language. A somewhat depressing
inference follows from the situation
thus revealed. The ability to write
English correctly does not belong to
the great masters of our speech. 1t is
limited to the obscure men who have
devoted themselves to the task of
showing how far these Wanted writ
ers have fallen short of the ideas of
linguistic propriety entertained by
their unrecognized betters. AS a re-
sult of these critical crusades there
is no escape from the dismal conclu-
sion that the correct use Of the lam
guage is not to be found in the au-
thors whom every one reads with
pleasure, but is an accomplishment re-
served exclusively for those whom no
body can succeed in reading at ALL
Harper's Magazine.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-01
DIED OF ASIATIC CHOLERA.
Cases Are Recently DISCOVERED III
West Prussia.

Dandizig, Prussia, Aug. &c. - The
Russian raftsmen recently died at
Culm. West Prussia, of what was d.
agnosed as Asiatic cholera. All
Russian raftsmen there, including
those recently arrived, have been de-
tanned or isolated and energetic meas
ures are being taken by the health
authorities to discover any cases of
the disease, and to prevent its spread.
The decision of the conference of
health authorities in which Privy
Councillor, Prof. Kirschner and Prof.
Gaffky, chief Of the bureau of infec-
tious diseases in the Prussian minis
try Of education, worship and health,
took part, was that there was no dan
ger of the disease spreading. They
agreed that 1t existed, however, and
considerable local alarm is felt.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-01

Trinidad, Colo, Aug. ga cloud
burst in the vicinity of Rhode canon,
through which ordinarily a small
stream of water runs, converted the
canon into raging torrent, which
swept through the towns of Berwind
and Tobasco, wrecking everything in
its path and drowning at least nine
persons. The property loss is esti-
mated at hundreds of thousands Of
dollars, suffered mostly by the Color
ado Fuel and Iron Company, and the
Southern Railway Company. The
former company had mines and coke
ovens scattered all along between the
two mining towns of Berwind and
Tobasco, and although they were stu
ated mostly out of reach of the food,
the tramways connecting the differ
ent properties were practically wreck
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-01
D1Az is NOT RICH.
President OF MexIcS Only Compare
lively Well OFF.

Contrary to the general opinion in
Mexico and abroad. President Diaz is
not a very wealthy man. Intimate
friends of the Mexican executive, who
have knowledge Of his affairs, declare
that his fortune does not exceed ST.
100000. He owns a plantation in the
state Of Oaxaca, some property in the
City Of Mexico and a house in Paris.
This latter was purchased during his
first term as president Of Mexico,
when he feared that he might be COM
PEELED to leave the country hurriedly
and seek refuge in foreign land. The
salary of President Diaz is now $780,
900 a year. For many years it was
only 100000, and, in the early days of
his administration, when Mexico was
weak financially, he drew out only
enough for his necessary expenses,
leaving the remainder in the treasury.
He is now serving his twenty-fifth
year as president of Mexico.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-01
Consumers And Railroads TO Fight
Beef Trust.
q PACKING PLANTS PLANNED,
Independent Plants Going to Twenty
Other Cities - Plans Laid While
Trust Was Busy With Garfield
Consumers Everywhere Interested.

Chicago, Aug 24.-Details of con-
certed action against the beef trust
came to light, when it was formally
announced that two buildings, almost
completed at a cost of Si50,O00, in
the stock yards district, were intend
ed for independent packing houses.
Similar plants will be built in
twenty other cities, including San
Francisco, New York, Alabama, Buffa-
10, Michigan and Southwestern points.
A third plant costing 100000, will
be built here Immediately.
All these plans were laid while the
big packers were interested in the
attacks of the government 1t is said
the railroads have promised the in
dependents help to almost any extent
necessary to fight the trust There
are also in the deal many wholesalers,
great hotels and consumers of meat
everywhere. 1t is said the ramifica-
tons of the movement will be enor-
nous when they become known.
The movement has been conducted
with the greatest secrecy. The new
plants are being built exactly like
those in the trust and all the by-pro-
ducts will be utilized, as this is the
source of greatest revenue to the
packers and permits them to under
sell the independents.