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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
THE SENATE WILL
NOT RATlFY TREATY
Senator Teller inquiries Into
San Dominican Affairs.
APPOINTMENTS ans coNERmEr

Consideration Of csrator TelIer's Res
solution win rase Place Friday
Senator'S Who Hays Seen Absent Are
Now In Their Seats.
waehlngton, March i7-Desplte the
fact taat 1t IS recpsnzed that Their,
are not enough votes Tor tao ratlhca
ton OF the Santo Domingo treaty
there was q g,neIal return today Of Re
publican members wao have been ab
sent Senators Lodge and Kitrtge
who have bean away for few days
were IN their seats today end Sen
ator Dolliyer is within reach II Vtt
should be called for
After the reading Of the Journal 10
day Mr.. Teller asked IL there were
objections TO consideration Of his res
olution OF inquiry concerning Santc
Domingo Affairs. Mr. Curom. who
had arisen TO move en- executive SEES
slon3 said that an opportunity woult
be given to.aorrow for the consIcera
ton of the resolution.
Il know that said Mr. Teller "bul
n we are called 20 vote ON the treaty
this week we would have 10 act with
out the Information"
"Wou, ! 80 not believe The inform
alton we would e lts worth much
any way said Mr. cT'om
AR. Teller aid he go not want thc
resolution 10 lose lts pnce, and Il was
agreed that he might call Il up tomor
row
The senate then, az 1905. went into
executive session.
The senate today IN executive eos
sion confirmed the following upm.ns
tons
Secretaries rleratlons Roger sher
man Gates pou,e.'e ~. 90 the
Hague raul Grand doHau,evlilc. OF
Rhode lslena. az Dano
Seer ;ar!cs 90 embassies John W
Garrett 81 Maryland ot go Peters
burg Georg BARCLAY n'yea. ol Nea
Jersey az Vienna
Also a number 90 rf9m9tons and ap
appointments 30 TIE navy and revenue
CATER service
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18

Lincoln Neh Narcs M Thf lntf
Pac.ac raHroat iDeay started q t
corn sDeal over its Fytteu 81
hraska Toe train su 9bfat hfr
days Oh tt ur.a grC saG tFanche Dc
he state art tees ceE ulH he 4slr
cred af aL pnclpa l0rns % amfes
lora % thf state rnifertf several 81
whom ar ace NurrF tHr traia 81
o. fte frtraa pf Prefrum D.
Lfor ~ a a
~ fae rrleu T i q 90
Farral ca 90 fafssN 81 ts t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
- At Sd. Petersbura.

St Petersburg, March 1.-THE new.
from the front Is again very serious
Field Marshal oyama Is striking an
other blow az the defeated Russian
army In spite Of the exhaustion Of
his forces after the twelve days strug
gle for Mukden he has been able &
organize a fresh turning movement
in the hope OF completing the victog
won u&fer the walls Of Mukden
Tuesdays attack on the Russian al
vance line az the Fan river, 1t IS nov
evident, was only a feint while the
Japanese columns were being worked
around % get In position 10 fan upon
the Russian rear. and yesterday tho
blow was struck. a dispatch 60 the As
ISOLATED Press from santoup1u bring
ing 90 50. Petersburg the first new
that q battle was In progress north o.
Tie Pass. that Kuropatkin was iaker
by surprise IS a fair Inference from
the manner IN which Tuesday might
he abandoned the Fan river positions
leaving So buniedly that be asain was
Obliged to Duru hls stores TO prevent
them from fallin into the hands o. tht
japanese 80 oleW is given as tc
whether the Japanese came down from
me mountains east or struck iu from
he ucFt ol me Lao river The pass
81 practically the gate where ,le noun
tains and l4a1 ryer meet. and O. CON
naua isc Wt1.e country lorauaT-
With the Japan ia behind lhe Eus
sian army ai Use Pass General kuro
nattias position o. extremely critical
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
INauaeaNr LrAoGa CLAM.
Bulgarian cbisf and Men sarprlred b,
csat3rmea

Bulgarian chsi and Men sarprlred b,
csaI3rmea.
New York March ~ Arosta pHl
aarIan leader chief oreanlter uf hl
.ongsfsni'ns RESURRECTION Oh che eo
louica district hra been billed n %,
course OF o Ggbl with eendarmcs pe
oJrdiug 10 = Herald dispatch from sa
lon'ca
ln company with 90 of hls follower
be- wps surprised by strong force o.
gendarmes at small VILLAGE mean
GurspHrh a place twp hours distant
from 8alctlca
fierce dsbt followed lasting thref
bours AZ tbe end Of that time onB
eve Of the Hngarians were iof' alive
and they were captured Ono gen
darme was tiile1 ana u were wound
90. Tho Hu'srlags had BEEN traEs
porting Ammunition 10 one of tbel
stronE holds in zoe mountains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
pylna Oh ohost 800

oedensaefg ~ s.. Mafch ia
ghot prank played near the village %.
Arnpr.cr Onts hs party o. younf
people we're going home from r. dance
hah frightened Two women into nor
vous prpslrat'nn suddenly confront
ed ln tbo road by tbo form % mar
Of giani proportion wildly cry!ng nne
moaning ali uf the parts led Ia terror
Several 81 the women tainted Tie
ghost" DISAPPEARED bui 90 one daref
50 home. and q neIghboflng farmoi
took them 90 for ibe Night Mlas IA
polnte end Miss sayolr became seri
onsly il Miss lapointe wac sent "a
hospital 60 OtBaa. where there b
BAT uiiie hope 81 her recovery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
MILL OWNER KILLS MAN.
Trouble Arose over Trying to Get OF
eratWss 20 Leave Gotten Mil.

eratlVes 90 Leave Gotten Mil.
Charlotte, n c.. March NJ. Ear
Carpenter a wclkuovu cotton mu
owner shot ANA instantly killed. A. NJ
Kate pcTntondent OF the Minis Man
ufac,uring company
The tragedy occurred IN the prem
ises OF the Harden Manufacturer
company, about 90 nilas nom this cts
Kale went to the house OF one Of N,
operatives. it ls said, Tor TIE purpos,
Of inducing him aud his family to NOV,
20 his mill Carpenter learned Of IN,
object of Kale's visit and controate,
him with ,he charge. A hght ensuc,
in which both drew pistols, Ka'e sho
Carpenter in the breast. iunictmg s
dangerous IL not fatal, wound, ant
Carpenter, IN turn, AIRED at Kale, me
bullet striking him sQuarely I'm the
forehead PASSING directly through che
brain, causing instant death.
Carpenter this evening was said e
be In very precar.ous condition, ne
IS SON Of o. u, Carpenter one % tht
best known mill owners ln the south,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
RgAR ENO ooLLIaIoN oN aL.'
TWO Passengers Badly Injured Whit,
Others Were Slightly Hurt

No FaeeIll8Gta aeAiI ~ lAfaa NfNfs
Others Were Slightly Hurt.
New York. March 1.-TWO pas "a
gers were injured badly and dozer
Others slightly injured while hunere5s
were thrown into a panic of fear by ,
rear.end collision between two soUts
bound sixth avenue elevated trains AZ
Flfyseyenth street ana Columbus az
enue during the forenoon rush hour.
today
A train, which had just stopped al
the station, was run into by another
that had been following Il closely
Glass in the cars which came ir
contact was smashed and scattered
over the tightly packed passengers ant
the platform of the rear car OF the
first train and the motor chr OF The
second were splintered
The most severely hurt were william
McCluskey. who received badly lac
Grated wound on his head. aud Edwart
c. Fronk, who suffered a fracture Of
his knee.
Passengers say that the collision
was due 10 the attempts OF the mo
tormen OF the rear train 70 dlscove
how near he would bring his train e.
the one ahead OF him without hit,iue
IL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
MILLIONAIRE FouNo DzAo.
Mysterious Death Of weslthy Dostoni
an In a New York t,o.ei.

Mysterious Death Of WesIthy Dostoni
an IN a New York t,o.el.
New York. March 17-Henry r..
Reed. prominent sugar reancr 81
Boston Mass, wealthy and highly re-
spected a director Ia half dozen cor
porailons, and senior mcnbCr Of TIE
firm Of Nash, s9ladIug d Co, Broae
street commission merchants, has bees
found dead ia his room on the Gran
Union hotel uuder circumstances thsi
pointed at first 70 bis % lhle murder
then % his suicide and last 20 dean
from r'ural causes.
Their Is even yet somewhat OF &
mystery IN the case. ard The police
were looking for woman who &c
oompap. him 20 the hotel and was
registered as Mrs. Reed" She was
not Mrs. Reed She disappeared from
the hotel, whether after his death 81
before. q Is not known.
The woman WIS observed as she ga
tered the hotel last Sunday night She
was slight OF build. fair Ia feature
about IS years Of age and was a,,lret
In dark clothing and hat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18

all peace suggestions and Is unshaker
in his resolution to continue the war
An the higher officers OF the Far East
ern army recently Joined in petition
to Emperor Nicholas not to consider
peace. asking that they be given o,hei
opportunities TO show the quality o.
Russian yalor aud representing thar
although they have rereated they ant
the army still have the win to fight,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
NHw cure FOR RHsuMArlsm.
a Helpless Cripple Uses His Limb
Under = Hypnotic SPELL.

tNANF FNgNuuNe spell
Chicago. March H. -llypnotlem Al
a cure for rheumatism has bees
brought 70 the attention Of Unlveuls
o. Chicago medical professors by fh,
discoveries and denominations ~ o.
70 vs. Greenbcrg. % young medlca
student who claims 20 De- able 10 cur.
the meet chronic case 81 the aIimen.
By hypnotic power
Youus Creegbfrgs theory naa e,v
cnt tr.ai 20 q phy olog clam r8r
Quoted Do Prof Aa;on , Carbon
helpless cglp.c from zoe Home ~
incpbin was brought 20 coz c'a
room on e Hnteter ara traua ins
thr hypnotic ata bF Cwnr.e
Wlu gaL tt mea'ai iuerar
gre operator GO nan HEf 'o.a Oh
to aav the ure 81, M unt Wiser
De- ri % vas at m arl
hs loHr lnaa foat raet t 81
noi acoompIlsla fo- ia1 HHe
fare
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
ADAMS MAY HOLD
OFFICE BY FORCE
Democrat Is Urged Not to Sur.
render II Decided Against.
RsPu1tIcANs Make eAsoAIN

II Ex-Governor Peaboay Is Seated b,
Join, Convention Ne VIII Resign
Immediately and Lss Ltee,.naat Gov
ernor Assume Office,
Denver Colo, March Three
men may occupy The chair oi the chiet
executive oalco OF the state OF Colo
radp Within single day 10 me joint
executive convention ralGea Che bar
gain SAID % have been agreed upon by
lenders of tbe contopa.ng factions %
&c Republican party Lackng tht
necessary votes b Dust Governor AT
va Admins AND secure Eos himself IA
ryUs'uGer OF tno biennial term which
bsgau JAN 40. the office Tor which d.
8 coatesting Jnmcs n. Peabody has
egrr.d 90 resign immediately after be-
iug seated AS governor and permit
Lieutenant Governor Mcdonald. who b
also Republican, % succeed To- the
glytmorshp 10 m said that Ave OF
tae twsnr.lwo Republican members OF
lho ronofal nssemblr Ono bsvs ,grosl
rai io yais ion paabpay ray. r,naan,
IN ts tsls m.mpr,ml.e me.r ynte,
Ia addition ~ tbe Al which pssi,,t,
sr.ay htd An riy. tim i wst,r,t,
III ma 80 ie.gt aIi,t ma wh,n ~.
snrea ~ thn .cbe,e /. s..,,,st a. 4.
neD ift somr ,teer npt.p .,,,,8,
perohroarr nm tii h I'M. vI,n ~,
aaIar.t, al tb..f prty
Ceysreor hasr. n bsle~ 49,, :.
an el.p.rt p ~ n.moefstis r,,to
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
no sYneArAy roa srakaaa.


hugH4t belmont WIZ fl9af Mons d
Their Tales 81 Woe
NeH YORK Narch il pres ient So
rn belmont 90 ihe uter50r0ugi
company vho hra returned frpm PALM
btach 10 latr personal command q
tap e.r.kl Situation announced yes
teuy Mat ihe strikers need egpee
30 ubs.hy from Dion alfh stories
hogr 5rea sold ol by lbe men ebt
lef Thorn
Tue hH tfIf Hr rtlnobt .s prl
d-at ~ Use c.Hc Federation Md h
al rm nuHyr at fhe snae
mate 90 df Ia Who aau
Horr of s0s'fnaaa ta taD $3.50 b. ~
htfea the Eebefai oG W tla cons
gsaf fro iba parf bmalst 3 uett
tt apDlrtlal fgg uof. broaah .ll
rwr rHErHel
rWf Bfluoaf 500 reffaa
ath strikers OF aa1 ~ .
ceun''e H'f hI fueau
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
Aorasss TO race lvaY AoAln



Murder On Apf.L
NcE york Msfch tT san pauaf
son wlH BIZ put 0n trial elea mora %
aHtWei charge ~ numbering Caesa
Y0Hns ihe wealthy b01snate
THE decision ta bean reacb ar,
q T a0ouuce4 az Coo fHHfi tar
nfy eNca fhaf 't second ifIal ~ fh,
osa would brrn tp1 20 one lay
t.ch aas iectd o. frf Scr o8 th,
cburre ~ murder Has 8htre 30
taf fr case was r1mp.wet 1aHsl
~ fHe severe Hens of ono 9f u
neubeH Aguhm ifu ahir bears
fhf caa unable aene.
SHE eHmf fo melf Zen
reiease ou EaJ since ila nn la
rasr musf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18

WainHea March l7 -Ta laps
ncse .tesU91 bas received pacl
From tlc ior.gu once q Toxic as.c'
s8ys
~ou advance troops pressing ih'
enemy ercry herf occupied r.e Pas
o. 1875 % THURSDAY
Aro-htr t.fgatca t0 he feaf.of
SAYS
olr factneuf occEp q Sins E'-s
on ,be lsth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
FOUND AFTER 50 YEARS,
Man Disappeared ball Century Age
~ llvln7 In Australia.

~ -iNfti3 ~ fAaNti SITS
New York March Ia. After &
search Of ~ years James travis. o.
rluahing T. L. has been located II
Australia ne ran away from homt
fiftythree years ago ia a whaling ycs
sol and bad long ago been given ur
for dead by hh hro,hor and others o.
the family
Twelve years agn q wealthy roiat.yt
OF the family diCd and wllloi james
s900o0 Advertisement tor Tho mias
Inc mon were Inserted In newsDaprri
all ovCr ihe world the state depart
mont also made attempts 20 rnd him
Travis finally SAYS an adyouiscmcb'
in an Australian newspaper and wrote
60 hls Gmny me- Fad been married
wes me father of - children no wrote
aal bad prospergd financially
The legacy DO wlIl now receive bu
almost doubled Do yalue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
CORRESPONDENTS Are SAFE.

Paris, March 17.-Ludoyic Nadeau
the French newspaper correspondent
who was reported from Santoupou yes
terday to have been Killed by Chinese
at Mukden after the Russian retreat
at the same time that Mr.. Little. thC
correspondent Of the Chicago Daily
News, was enormously asserted Il
have lost his NE has cabled to his pa
per, the Journal that he was made q
prisoned at Mukdcn by the japanese
and that he VIII be sent TO Japan
whore he hopes to regain his liberty,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
Ruaslans Abandon Advanesd PoaltloI

santoup0u Miles North Of Tic
Pass, Manchurla Wednesday, Marcel
10 Evening" THE Russians have
abandoned their advanced positions or
the Fan river where the desperate at
tack of tho Japanese yesterday 0iarch
1D was repulsed and have fallen back
upon the defenses of Tie Pass Pre-
vious to the retirement the supplies OF
wood, ETC., collected there were set or
fire
a desperate and bloody battle Go nov
waging north of Tie Pass.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-18
BATTLE is RAGING
AROUND TIE PASS
Russian Troops Unable to Gsl
Away From Japanese.
RUssIAN Position IS oRIrloAL
General KurOpatkin Is So Hard Pressed
that He Is Burning Supplies to Keel
Them From Failing In Hands Of jap
anese-oyama Pressing Fight,

Toxic, March Noon-The Japa
nese occupied Tie Pass at midnight
March 15.-Details of the occupation
OF Tie Pass have not been receive.
at Imperial army headquarters. Al
official bulletin reports the action ans
that the japanese are in hot pursuit.
of the retreating Russians. but il doel
not mention any particulars about the
fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
Four-Cornered Fight On. y

A lively four.cornered fight Tor the
House or Delegates from Goocllland zig !
Fulvanna counties Is now on, ana unless ,,.ss
the ield Is reduced 1t Will be simposslpiie
to predict the result, Mr.. Charles M NJ ",
johnson. well known me,m1per o e. ne tns
that he is not allied With either Of ti!ee
warning factions In tho county. Mt e, q a.
Il sm1lr was the next 70 announces m, a hm.
IN this city. Then Mi, David II, lteake,i
another ar ti,a lawyer and ex-memher OF tho
House son OF the head Of the Leak x, fan,
lion, announced his,tcnndidaccy,. Einially
Mr.. INC, Page, a lawyer or Goochlnnd.
entered entered, tho field. The 4eake faction has
heretofore been dominant IN county poll.
tics, II has been opposed by VIAL ~ !, o y
tTluyanna had the delegates, but accord
Ing to the alienation rule II, vogue IN the
choice q member q me manss1l y R Rpw
wanna candidate has announced for The
ulaCe l t4s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
SOUTHERN Rail ~.

Il, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 8, 1e05.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
, a:oS a. M,--paily---Loca for Charlotte. N. G.
1850 +. aily--Limited--B Buffet Pullman to
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South
e:oo T M.--Ex; sunday-Keyeyille Local.
=. M, for all the South. =
YORK RIVER LINE. 5.5
= The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:2o p. NJ. daiiy,s
except Sunday. si l3S "a, 80
2:l5 r M.-Local-Daily, except Sunday: y
ago P. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call 1t York
5 town and Clay Bank Mondays Wednes.i
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. fi8 go 4
4:4s AIN, 51Exeep. Sunday local mixed for
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:53 A. NJ. and 96:42 P. M.-From all the South
1886 p. M.-From Charlotte and Durham
Z $40 A. M.-From Keysvle.
{ 9:26 a.. M.-Baltirnore and West Point. rs
10:<5 A. M Daily. except Sunday and Monday:
S;lo p = M, daily. except Sunday From
C. 5$w,SWEsTBURY,D D. p. a, ]. RI Richmond. Va.
Il s.. Il. HARDW1CK. w. H. TAYLOE,
II. b. SPENCER. Gent. Mgr. Mgr ii 1> Sf
Wa Sh ngton.S D, c. slt 3issss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
The PRODUCE MARKET.
OTHER PRODUCE MARKE'

OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
IA NEW YORK. May 25.-FLOUR-Flrm. but
slow. Rye Flour--Fir nm. Il, Cornmeal-Flrn.
w he arm; No : red. .lioH Options
showed " &c. decline, except MAJ, which
closed eHc. higher May closed at Il 10: July
eernls se'sn nr 10. Z saAe Options closed
u nc. net higher. May closed at eoc.; July.
5sI.c.: December. bl*c. oats----spot steady;
mixed oats. s5aSasac ii, IS ., Is Y. q.
Western steamed t7.15a7 q: refined. barely
FIRM: Turpentine--Firn at .7Sg7s;1 ~
Mia dull p futures closed al decline OF 5a
points a Sugar Raw, steady: fair refining.
ssic. centrifugal. IS test, nc. molasses sugar.
TIC; refned, steady. Rlce-Firm Moasses -,
STEADY. y
dairy. lsaeihc. cheese--st eady and unchanged.
iEsgs-steady and unchanged az
y Po,atoes-xseady; Southern rose. s24a.7s:
s2.50ai.oo.s Peanuts-steady; fancy handpieked.
6a a5hc. other domestic. 21i as &c, ca bbages.
Easy; Charleston, per barrel crate. 60c. G$l.00.
co.ton-By steam 70 LIVERPOOL. loal &c. r &
CHICAGO. ILL, May a5.-Nothwithstandlnsl
remarkable acrobatics In prices changes for
Trade 8centered In the wheat pit. the volume OF
trade In "a corn being comparatively small
Heavy rains In Kansas and missouri! was one
reason for a Arm wheat market. Frost IN the
close July wheat was up exc. Corn traders
after establishing for the May option new
high record mark, witnessed the price drop to
soc. on a report Of private settlements by
recovery. Final quotations however, were
down E6hc. compared with last nght's close.
Oats are up NC; provisions are on n. 2ls97lsc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
REIGN |. \. j : Terror !
\ G|IREENSVILLE
"a Commute Persecuted BY
55 an Organized
Band.

55EsEB Especial Ito The Times Dispatch.) Fl
# SUFFOLK VA May. rs. Acc ing to-
Hurricane Branch, who returned with
blood / hounds this; evening from Green's,
Vile county. VI rglnia. state bordering
on terror prevails sa bout twelve miles
from Emporla. A community tinhabitated]
largely blythe Scotch, is being persec,l:-
ted BY ansorga ntzed band whose ms mberst
lie in ambush and SHOOT with Int emit
kill, SO Branch says u I'll }v,s q.
-Four persons already have been shot.
none fatally q he5 woyii d .ba rassassins are
seemingly both wl1itass' hi1d nblack - Two
arrests have been mad eAW flliam Good
wyn (white). and Sam White lcolored)
They are confined In the same prison
at Emporia which formerly held Cotton,
the mul Il -murd erer, who figured ina
double lynching a few years ago. the
other victim being O Grady.,ia white
tramp. Ky &. fi3ffT7
VS. Branch says he hasanot slept for four
nights. and that some the scare strick-
en- residents have not been to bed for
more than week The motive for the
criminal aims against the Scotch has not
been dlvulged. There will be evelop- !.
ments within day Or two Branch says.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The cotton market
opened weak at a decline OF sal points under
liquidation and selling for further. reaction
promoted by lower cables, runors OF a Japa-
nesc naval defeat In the Far East and q
rather better vitw Of the Southern weather.
There was some demand from yesterdays
sells at the decline. tending to steady the
prices gradually worked OFT to net decline
I OF about 1876 points, when temporary with
drawal OF pressure and continued covering on
the forecast, calling for further rains In the
belt, sent prices back to about the opening
figures. $ft W
Later. however. New Orleans weakened and
sent selling orders to tho local market. while
I II was rumored that leadin gbuls had taken
profits on their long contracts We're preparing
10 switch over to the short side OF the account.
There was selling. attributed TO these interests
and the market during the afternoon ruled
generally weak with the close barely steady
and at Just about the lowest OF the session,
net decline Of f+aes points. Sales were 90.
timated at 800 900 bales.
Receipts at the ports to-day were G6, 748 bales
against Is, sos bales-tast wee kand a,ar last
year. Estimated receipts for the week ls5, 200
bales against 1867 last week and 20 1858 last
year. To-day q receipts at New Orleans were
4, 402 bales against 795 last year. and at Hous-
& ton $500 bales against 43s last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
IA German Z ove Story,

The Walter Edwards Company IS more
than; pleased with the reception which
is being accorded st at the Bijou this
week. The audiences were not large
at the opening performances but ca Oh
day since the ,openinG Icy the house has seen
Increased audiences. s9s a q.
gomar, the beautiful story from
the German. by NJ lss Lowell, Is TO hold
with d the Walter Edwards Company in
the cast. This Is one of the standard
productions, and has been presented hero
ny some Of the most noted actors IN
week, beginning with the perforlna nee
Monday night. The costumes and scenic
effects are to be In keeping with the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
Nine Candidates in Race,

There are now nine candidates IN inc y
race for tho hve seats in the House !, o.
dariinntJon Of Messrs. Kelley and Grimes
10 make athe 4 contest. NJ essrs. p, -
and p p Cox Eve ct I'm the h.
~ ~ IN sni,a nts aatc,s Atessrs.s Harry Y,
Glenn ora way luliery George n, Skip
With, X III. PeytnJ \ Is, W. Nc ,l sIa'
Maurice Powers and Charles =, Johnson,
maehinest, is the last. asplrant put. Is !,
already at work distributing cards ar, ana
shaking hands with the e pe9 q igna
Tor the House yet, the fight for the sal.
aried city Offices and the state contests :
overshad owing those for the lower bra al '
of the General Assembly liz I, !.
General Charles j, Anderson, memDer
Of the House ut present, is ca M y 9
for the Senate and isep,poss e wv tow a lns
former a member Of tho, Board Of Police
Com miSS toner's. ~ 49,. u