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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-19
Take kOdol After Eatlae.

After a hearty meal a dose OF
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will prevent
an attack of Indigestion. kodoi is
thorough digestant and a guaran'
teed cure for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Gas on the Stomach, Weak Heart,
Sour Risings, Bad Breath and all
Stomach troubles. Sold by Il. l..
Leavitt & Son, Druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-19
TSmale Parl0rs aaa Bakery.

Mrs. w. r. Hayes wishes to an
nounce that after the 23d inst. she
will have her tamale parlors and
bakery located in her residence on
Virginia Street. Tamales can be
had at all hours and fresh bread,
doughnuts, pies and cakes kept on
hand or baked to order.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-19

All trains daily 4 Meals.
Stages connect at wabuska daily for Yerington,
daily except Sunday for Smith Valley, and with
tri-weekiy stage for Pine Grove.
Connects at Sodaville with Tonopah r. X.
Connects at Hawthorne with stage for Bodie.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-19
BRIEF MENTION.

AAoiiiS III sacramento saturday.
Henry Knierim paid Reno friends
short visit the first of the week.
Miss Queen Wilson has been en-
gagged to teach the Wabuska school.
Miss Carol Rising, OF Dayton, is
visiting Yerington relatives and
friends.
Miss Maude Warren returned
from her visit to Bishop Greek, Cal,
last Friday.
ID. M. Jones, OF Gardnerville, has
been sojourning in Yerington dur
ing the week.
C. Hernleben and Charlie Whit.
ing returned from Leavitt Meadows
last Saturday.
Seven or eight headers are now
running in this valley harvesting
the grain crops.
Henry Wood and Chas. Meissner
lett Tuesday for Leavitt Meadows
on camping trip.
w. G. Gruber and wife and baby
returned Tuesday from their camp
ing trip to the lake.
-chas. S. Levy, representing Roth
Il Co., wet goods merchants, paid the
camp visit this week.
"A. w. Kdmonson, tor the Royal
Taylors, of Chicago, made a short
visit to the camp this week.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson took her
departure for San Francisco last
Sunday on visit to friends.
The stonemasons resumed work
on the new Kaufman and Downey
building on Monday of this week.
Jim Barton, Ang. Mcleod, Chas.
Mcleod and Tom Bergman return
ed from their camping trip Monday.
Schuyler Lee was down from
Smith Valley the first of the week
with Johnny Pierce's fruit wagon.
H. P. Remington, Virginia City
print, stopped in Yerington few
days this week on his way to Tono-
pah.
The price of copper for the
month of July averaged IS cents as
against I2H cents tor the same
month in 1904.
Mrs. Pete Shay and Mrs. G. b.
Pohl, of Virginia City, were arrivals
the first of the weeks on a visit to
Mason Valley friends.
ID. Lawson is doing the holding
work on tour promising copper
claims in the vicinity of the Doug
las and Ludwig mines.
Mrs A. J. Webster and children
were arrivals from Goldtield Satur-
day. They will take up their resi-
dence the Leavitt house.
Mr.. VIM. Atty, son-in-law of ].
G. Young, was intervie wing our
merchants Saturday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. J. g. Young, of
Wabuska.
Mrs. L. d. Harden and children,
who have been visiting Mrs. Geo.
Plummer, Jr, tor the past three
weeks, returned to their home IN
Reno Sunday.
Rev. r. Pike paid his regular
monthly visit to Yerington last Sat
urday. Sunday he held services for
Indians and left Monday for short
visit to the Reservation.
Walt and Will Robinson return
ed from the new camp of Golden, in
Nye county, last Saturday. They
have some good claims there and
will return again in the near future.
DIR. G.. l. Leavitt and wife were
arrivals from Santa Cruz, CAL, last
Friday and continued on home to
Walker Lake Reservation Monday,
the Dr's. health being greatly inn
proved.
Miss Veva Wilson returned to
San Jose Sunday to resume her
studies at the University of the
Pacific. She was accompanied by
Miss Amy Wilson. who will also
enter the university.
Ira Wagner and wife, Ernest
Wagner and wife, Mrs. ]. Hofhein,
Miss Frances Hothein and Mrs. Lou
Powers returned from Lake Tahoe
Tuesday, where they have been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
FORK UNION AFFAIRS.
Captain Winston OFF Tempo
rarily, But Has Not Resigned.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
FORK UNION. VA. Arr. q The COM
ing n Captain Askew, OF Georgia. to slip-
4 niy m few weeks for Captain Winston,
who has been temporarily laid aside on
account OF serious sickness, gives nuch
an tfsfnction to the friends of the acade-
nv! 81 Captain. Winston has not resi- gned,
has been stated He still has charge and
\ Is within early call OF headquarters.,, e g
expects 3tos be with the cadets when they
make their appearance In H Richmond
4 May 5th,E # ta . VIZ si5ss. 4 y. \,
q Professor Gaines. of Richmond College,
aidressed the students on Academy Day
on Making "a Life = He was EN- huslas-
:. Dr. Hatcher has recently held meetings
an Mobile, a Ala, and Hartsvllle,e s. C..,
ut both OF which there were many con-
I versions. At the latter place at the
close OF a baseball contest. the Captain
of tho visiting team attended services
and was converted. . B8 4. u 5s !, L,
Is Flo left to-day for the Baptist Orphan
age Board & meeting Tomorrow. From
/ Salem lie goes to dedicate the First Church
lin Birmingham. DR.. s, J. I Dickinson, II pa s.
StIon OIL next Sunday. @ ,,5i 81, i,3 l25
Miss Elizabeth and Edith Hatcher nave
secured assages on the hfinnea pol and
will sail June 10th for a tour abroad a f.
4 tor spending some time In Eng land and
Scotland they WI II travel on the -conti-
nent visiting Liverpool. Germany, FRI NEE 6;
and Wales. In company with their
friends: Mr., and Mrs. Solomon, Of Day
ton, Ohio. YEN BE-.
IN, Their father, DR.. w. p. Hatcher, who
is on the programme for the Worlds Bnp-
( fist Congress, for a n address on lIdu-
cation, will either accompany 4 them u or
Sjoin them later In London, Fla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Activity and regularity

The outlook. Therefore is for continued ac-7
itiytys and considerable sirreguarit There has
been important realizing by some OF the larg
holders OF stocks q and he yeoplne MT q
bear party means fresh speculative activity
Considering he high leyel Ct which prices
trend OF values seems likely to be sdowh-l
wards interspersed with sharp rallies. II few
more such expert ences as the break In North
Iern Securities this week vii tend tor modify
buliish seninlen I. General conditions are sufl-
;ciently good to- afford resistance to any SERIOUS
declines. and on side of the merger stocks DE-
.slrabla securities are q kelly to prove profit
abla tors turn on rea ~ sha clines.s The
opportunities for short turns promise TO be
more numerous: hut conservatism and good
Judgment should be exercised p n investment
held within st richly sasonable bounds The
Stock Exchange will be closed for two days
thIsEweek, viii ch. 81 I'M view of the prospective
3Eaval hattie In the far East, will tend to
temporarily lessen sPeculatiye commitments
on the long side. Nothing is more desirable
than that the market should settle dcwnSto:
a. lower, safer and more reasonable basis; but
the read ustment viii be unwelcono In some
quarters, and is likely to meet moro or less
resistance. hence pron fiuctuati Ions an
both directions will cause no surprise. Ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
SOUTHERN rail

bssg SCHEDULE 9IN8EFFEG>T&APRIL 6. 1905 81;
81 TRA1Ns liilAy II RIG HMoN p.
700 a. AZ .-Dai Local for Charlotte, NJ C.
il 80 p. M-Daiiy urat Pullman to-
38 nh. Atlantai and Btrmln hailr. 81 New Orleans,
s Nenlp q Cha ttAnoogas and II the South,
800 p. M..-Ex. KeysVtlie aLot.a.
III $50 III M.--Daily Limited Gilman ri dy $50
ssIs' p. NJ for4 all the SOU th.s
ss,.5 80 Y DIRK RIVER LINE; slS;
Il II he favorte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond +. Daily.
rs q; M.lLoca- Daily exc sunday
{2t;2O P.g M,--Except Sunday Fol. West Point
9Fconuecting With steam rSs for Bali ffnores
3 andfrlver landl ngs. Steamers call at York y
& Nh town and Clay Bank Afondays,f Wednes-
days and Fri ays.s and at iCi loucester Point
B and Almonds Tuesda L Thursday and
Saturdays tIfsg
d n TRAINS rTs ARRIVE RICHMOND. &;
.53 Az AZ and 6:i2 NJ From al the South.
&s.SSs p N.-From Charlotte and Durham. 9A
gS:sJ a. M.9Froni Keysylle.
9:s6f A. M.--Bnlt more and West Point
lC:i5 "a . NJ BAL su nday3 md M nday;
80 h. NJ. dai X, . except Sunday From
Observation-Disclosures \, F y snP d,
a s. II. IIARDWICk...l w. III .frAYl.OE
n . F. r.. NJ q Pa. ssss
Il. II. a. sPENC FER, Cen, u. Mgr ssSSlS
i{gsi e st5 Wash inEton.5s 70. e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Disputes Over Merger stoc IS.

III OF all these issues the most disturbing IS,
sof course. the possibility OF disputes arising
from efforts for control Of the merger atocks.s
The movements In Union Pacific have been
q Very important element In the market and
the dccison Of tho courts that one ra ilroad
cannot hold thea stocks OF a. cOmpetin ga road
has partly forced thed iquidation Of the North
2ern Securities stock. which that company held:
Whether this transaction has been &c completed
sor not is not yet made known there is some
reason for believing that 1t has; and recent
operations In Union Pacf TIC sug gest tina the
5latter's chief owners have already succeeded
In adjusting thep1selye to the new si.na ton,
and have been n heavy sellers OF that stock
Unless we are mistaken. all indlc atona rs4.,t.
to "a renewed strain upon the con1n,uni ty Ct.
interest piana Air. Hartman has been left
out Of The Northern Securities directorate and
facts II not r,1n,ors. point to friction between
x the Hill, Morgan and Hartman interests OF
course conflic will be avoided as ar az
possible. since i The consequences are too Sc
rtous 10 be invited: hut The street has lively
recollection Of the result OF past cont ests be-
tween these !. interests, and though heir re-.
petition Is improbable the mere possibil ity is
nm linsettiing factorFin tho stock market Eac h
party Dis playing for big stakes and the little
fellows will have to beware. For some time
to come these merger schemes and the sopera-
{ lions OF the lead Ing Interests concerned are
likely to be the cont rolling factors In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
NO HIGH LICENSE,
Fredericksburg Council Raise,
ISL the City Tax Rate.
.Rtspeclal to The Tlmes.plsp atch,)

(Epeclal TO me 'llIIlcS-I|lsphtcii,Jq5 ,56
FREDERICKsBURG, YAag April 2l.--:,
AT q meeting OF the City Council last
night an effort was made to Increase
the liquor license from $3.50 to- $500, but
the proposition received only four out
OF twelve votes and was therefore, de-l
feated. Thertax rates OF the city was In
creased II from SIPS to $40 on tho 500
value. A proposition was mada to sell
the city electric light plant, las. q means Of
raising the money to pay for the new
city gas plant. but the matter was re-
ferred Ito the beople for q specia ! elec-s
ton, az to whether tho plant should be
sold or bonds Issued for raising the
money necessary for the gas plant. Mr.
3 A. b, towering and Mr.. ~, y. Brannon
were elected mem bers of theSEity School
Board 1T was nearly one @ clnclS W hen
the Council sad jOurned. Il
Z BlshOp r. "A, Gibson prea ched ITO q
4 large audience at st. George s l1pis copal
Church here last night and confirmed q
class Of twelve candidates. Z II S
al The dedication of tho Genera Alex
ander Hayes monument on the NJ ldel'-
ness battlefield In Spotsyl yanla couEty,
which was announced TO 4 ia q 5pla ca ~ ~
\ eth, has been post poned Indefinitely, oW-l
ing to the fact that tho monument Is not
yet COMPLETED. III +. B, 4 (, ST. s vi. b
nj The properly In this city belonging to-
the estate of MIS- Maria l3ozel We 8 sold
/ hero at auction yesterday and pure !lasedj
Il by councilman w u taori for $3.50
ss Mr.. M ono ure : I).s e,onWa ne e dlstin!;
{ guished author and VII Ter, folnler ly sof
This "a now os New az! lyered Z 40.
Interesting 90 dress here yesterday e t l4!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
RAILWAY WILL
REACH Doth l! OCEANS.
Branch From Salt Lake to Oak
land Will Complete Great
System.
lspsclal TO Tie I'lme &; pis !, J

q NEW oRK, M April Plans were COM
,pleted in Wall Street yesterday by which
funds for tho construction OF the Western
Pacific Railroad are absolutely insured. ~
agreed to buy $50, 900 BOO 81 bonds OF this COM
,pany tina proceeds OF tho sale OF which Will
complete line from Salt Lake, Utah, to Oak \
land. Cal. Three Important banking houses. It
is undcrs. God, will & participate In the bond
issue. They are Blair & Co., Salomen s. Co !,
and w. A.aReaI 6 GO. Final conferences
have been held In Wal Street during the last
\ SAs is general known, The Western pa
cirlc Railroad will become an integral part
of the Gould systet1is 81 etching from the At
lartlo to the I'acl flci When the new line is
complex ed for the construction OF which the
$50, 900, 600 bonds are issued, the combined
system will tbe the first railroad in tho
United States under one control with terIni-s
nails on tho At!anti nhds Pacific oceans. The
Canadian Pacific now 4 otlrhes both oceans. w
8 The Gould system. 81 western terminus at
present is at Salt Lake, where the Denver.
and Rio Grandc and thee Rio Grande Western
now. end These properties also terminate
Ut Denver and 1oucbl where the great Mis-
souri, Pacific finds Its estern terminal. This
latter system gcarrtes the Could properties as
under the Gould cont ~: connects and brings
business as far East as Elttshurg flls5
The Wabash Is nov bhil ding into Pitts
burg through the 5tVabash rittsburg Terminal
Itailroad from the presidency Of which Jo-'
seph Ramsey, J III, 81 recently resigned. The
West Virginia Cent raj and F'lt tshurg and thu
Western land 2sthe Gould system to
cific Is eonstr ed on terminal of the Could
lines will be- slocat ed 5ats Oakland on the Pa
citic. while sBal timore on the Atlantic win,
be the OthecsS e;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
/ MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


, W PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 81 Il
ARR1NED.
& Steamer Berkeley, She lly Norfolk .merchnn-
disc and passenge GERS Old on,inlon Steamship
Company. 5t q sy ~
NE SAILED.
Il Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. 4 Norfolk, n,erchan-i
disc md passengers. Old Dominion line.
a j35 n 5sARRIVEDsSHS$ NJ
y PORT OF WEST PoIN TIA PR III 21, 1876.
baltimore. Courtney. Bal tilnsre. passengers
and general cargo i
Elm City, Haynes Mattaponl River landings.
and general cargo. ne
s37sg 5y SAILED. *
Il Baltimore. Coutrney. Bait inlore. III passengers
.EInis City. iaynes Mat tnponl River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT: NEWS. APRIL I'll 1906;
i III ARRIVED si 3s
ii Steamer, Kama, liverpool. ~ gss i, sS9i
81 Steamer Irak; & weston. {s..
II Schooner W. RI Huston. Fal X River st
rs Schooner f. r.. Iuilt. I3os Ion. 3
Barge Kntckctbo cker, PROV dence, y 3$
n n, Sg &s SAILED. NJ
ST Schooner Rebeoca j, alpicr, Bosto
a sSchooner Lucinda Sutton, Salem Az
III Schooner IL L. SIP gie, (, Sal enl. E
rges Sunbury. n ver. gs ssE sS f55s #
81 Barge II. . r !. Thomas !. yldence. 5 54.]
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
REVIEW o TRADE:
Building Brisk, Money Firmer
and Jobbing Trade Fairly Good,

(By Associated Press,) sSsG
II NEW YORK. April 81 --B Brad treet's to-T
row will say: Trade reports are ir.s
/ regular 2 In character. distribution III OF
sseasonable goods at 81 retail being res
tArdcd by cool OF. rainy weather at the
West Northwest and South, W here truck. fruit
products and young cotton ara reported dam
aged by flosts. Industries, however are ae-
tive, jobbing trade at some centers Is still
good and retail business toward the latter Ind
/ Of the week became more animated building
have Increased heavily, prices IN genera dis
Z play downward tendency, weakness In grain.
and securities being especial features Rail-
way earnlngss are still on the UP grade. U and
western wheat crop prospects continue favor
able, timely rains helping winter Nyhe eat,
though codaweat her has delayed spring wheat
ana oats seeding and corn blowing. ~ bile
pig and old iron is less pronounced and the
markets therefore present quiet appearances,
4 Inquiries for foreign blets are numerous,
their scarcity here 81 being tho immediate
feature In the markets American houses are
said to be figuring on the construction OF iron
I and steel works In Japan and China i u.s.
usually a quiet season for johbers, but paints.
material are active. while agricultural ! tmple-
ments ars In good request. Hero md y there
Industrial disturbances have cropped up but
10 far the situation IN this respect 10 very!
satisfactory. , "a I, ss n Il
III Unreasonable weather at the East rot ardod
dry goods trade at retail, but later, on a good
Plaster business was done, NY olesale trade N
inquiry for cotton Ia good and many makers
arc sold ahead well Into 1906 u i53s ~
b Business failures number 1888, against 100
I'm the like week In 1904 n III NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
SAVED The GAME IN. !.
Eli: NINTH !. |. INNING \ ! ING
,Asbury Of q. and {. M N c'o':llAl5eege,
Makes /; 4 Long Hit VII Then
Bases Are Full sssss.'s

RALEIGH, M c.. April q Tho 81 second
game between "A. apd n. College and syra-
suited ii, n score of 6 to 4 In fayorsot Al and
NJ Up to the ninth inning. the, game was II
most lost interest, especially as the game had
been twlce Interrupted by showers and the
rain was stu Eprinkling. u
Al and invent TO bat IN the first half of
the ninth inning With two oht and bases full
sAsb,ry made a long ihit oy tbs NJ left
himself In trying to make third base. was
caught between second and third thus put ting
the side out. A.. and u. 81 students rushed INTO
tho field and tho syy ldest citenent was man
Tested by the special ors.S Syracuse failed to
II Tho ia tteries 5ssyere Laval and Hadle for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
n ACKNOWLEDGMENT
LEAVE RICHMOND Dali 1.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILa.
=; 20 y. n Mn OtEOLk &L.MIft1D - Arrives:
Ninriolk u :z9 ~ NJ stops only PeteEsbprs.
9:o6 A. M.SCHiCAGo EXPRESS. s Buffet
Parlor Car. \, Petersburg to I.ynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sieepers Roanoke to Colum-a
bus. Blueileld to Cincinnati also Roanoke 10
Knoxville, and Knoxville y to Memphis Cafe
1910 p. M.-RoANOKE EXPRESS for EaIm.s
svillo, Lynchburg and Roanoke. [ 5tSSss5 ri
300 r M Nj SHORE e LIMITED. .Ar-3
burg. Waverly{ and Sun folk Connects with
steamers n to Boston Provdencesi Now York.
Baltimore and Washing tom &
}}e rs T. M-For Norfolk and ali stations east
$3.50 r 71i.-sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman sleepers Richmond to Lyrchburs and
Roanoke, Petersburg TO East I2adfordt Lynch
burg to Chattanooga. Memphis and New or-S
. $3.50 F. . M.--sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. ullman5
Sleeper Petersburg to Roa noke and Roanoke to-
Trains arrive from the west a "a a.. Nj 2:U6
md $50 P.S M. Il
9 Office No. S3S East Main Street,
4SSsE w. b. REvILL, 8 C,RIf BOSLEY. S
Cen Il, Pass. Agt q Dist. Pass g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
REDUCED Rates VIA sEAao ARDi
e al r. Il N 6. 49,

ATLANTA q A., and return. account
meeting National Il A ssocta lion of Manu-
facturers. the seaboard viii sell round
fr,n & tickets to Atlanta at 4 one far e. Plus
o ~ cents. Rate from edmond, S15.75.
Tlckets sold Aiayz14th and Isl hi, and good
returning until May eotll. By payment
~ so cents, tickets Will be extended ,ln-
m sI,,ne 18th. The Seaboard has verys fast
and convenient sche between Rich
~ nd and tlanta,s md operat es two daily
trains With Pullman sleeping cars. cafe
- rs. and the best Of day coaches.
Il KANsAs CITY, n O., and return. account
az Southern Baptist Convention, the Sea:
hoard viii sell round trip tickets at one
wavS fare plus 50 III cent y round trip from
Richmond, $o9. "a. II ckets sold Mayas7th
t5F1lth nc. limited to return on or be-
f "a J, May go. ,,ao5. The seaboard has
a yerv attractive route to Kansas City,
Via Atlanta, wit h except ionally convenient
~ ledules. For further Information rela-
tive 10 any Of the abQye reduced rates..
chi 1t Richmond Transter Conipany.s
office, q Main Street Station, or to the
\, s,Ss g g3fsit I'D
3 All Information tcheerfully given, and
5your patronage respectfully solicited.
Y; ii3SS w. Nd. $TAYLOR, @
~ q ys4 Ticket Agent. n
800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
FLOYD COURT.
Hoback Allowed to Stay Out Of
Jail on Account Of Wounds.

Especial to The Times Dispatclr.) Il Y !.
FLOYD, VA. April 81 on account of
sickness Of Judge Blair, Hon. %. w.
Saunders is holding the April tenn of the
Circuit Court here There was q large
crowd In attendance on the FIRST day OF
the term. - t43t v,
z The grand jury in attendance returned
the slargcst number oflindlctments known
IN the county for years Five were for
irhtirder eight feonles, and III Tyrone for
81nislemeanors and selling liquor withou
license. King in all six fotr
85 Fred s. Hoback, who was Indicted for
the murder Of John s. Jet, q prominent
hotel keeper, and Who has been confined
TO his home from effects OF wounds he
received at the time OF the killing. was
refused ball, and on account Of still suf-
gferihg from. the effects OF the wounds.
was placed under guard at hls home,
until the expiration OF ten days. In order
that his health might not be Impaired.
fS Hoback has not fully recovered from
the clitsysreceived ut The time he killed
fJett Il 55@ s4ss .'
This case has excited unusual interest
and Mr.. r. Il. Jordon, OF the firm of
gLonglcy and Jordon, Of Pulaski, has been
employed to assist II. the prosecution.
& DR.. "A. ]. TIoback, the fatherSo Fred.
who who also indicted us an accessory,
was allowed ball In the sum OF 50, 900.
The cold snap has killed the apples,
peaches and pears. and fears are ,ex-
pressed that the wheat crop Is also dam:
aged ga{I5s ~ p fs5l SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
.MARKE BUL:L[D
10 ST |. | ] ! {. |.
Favorable Conditions Offset BY
Influence Of New Set OF I
Developments.
THE Il IL H l U. Y R Y N FIGHT !.
* 81 ~ * III Il a
May Wheat Corner, Equitable.
Fight and Other Things
Unsettlc Prices.
The HlLL.HARRlMAN FIGHT
.fsnecla, q rbe ,rin,e.. pispatch. /,

s., Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RI NEW. YORK, April 21-The seranity OF tho
stock market has bcen considerably disturbed
4 by recent events. and prevalent optimism re-
ceived some rather rude shocks from a series
4 OF Internal developments. Outside conditiotis
continue quite as promising as at any sst.He
during the last six month";. The fact, however.
\ that prlces have been held 5unreasonab1y high
ana that outside buying could not be induced
Z ID como In ut the top has materially weak
I encd the confidence OF those who believe in a
further rise. The bull side OF the market
has been supported by the world wide ac-,
Btiylty OF business and by the phenomenal pros
Sperity which still prevails in the United
States. especially In iron, railroad and n,er-.
camille circles. supplemented With the outlook
for good crops. Money also continues easy and
no prospects OF sttingcncy are In sight. Our
foreign trade is In somewhat better shape,
and there Is abundant testimony OF continued
enterprise and activity in the business world
Bcincts OF Wall; Street the situation Is sotne-
what different. Every one OF these favorable
for ali III not more / than they are worth
Values have been upon 50 high a. plane that
stocks are not attractive from cit her the In
ayestinent or speculative standpoint. Expe-E
Erie,iced Z, Judges know the market has been
practically buIIed to a standstill: consequently
prices are coming more and more under the
welcome or not, cannot N be Ignored Some
of the conditions referred to are the posi-
billties OF further differences between the Hll-
Hartman interests y tho uncertain outcome OF!
the Northwestern iRallroad fight: ther May
wheat corner. which threatens II disaster TO
some: the Equitable dispute. which creates
gdiscord the Stock q Exchange tar, which
threatens to disarrange the usual channels of
business a and the Isusso-Japanese sea- tight.
which. II lost by the latter would have an un7