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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Is poRrSoFS RICHMOND. sAPRI LEO, !: 1906
II ARRIVED gsss5
Steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk, merchan:
.dise and paAsengers Old Dominic line
8 Steamer 4 Pocahontas,S3 Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
serRers Virginia Navigation Cornpan
b Barge sharon Hill, hs Bal terby, IN Bal fmore,
coal, e. P. Murphy and Son. ri ss5
SAILED.
i Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, OF Dominion line,
4 Barge Perryville. Morse, y james River. GIT
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 20, 1905.
& :; * Ut Fl ARRIVED VI w
Z Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
SAILED.
{ Charlotte Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. 8 "a
sIDRT$ NEWPORT NEWS. Il APRIL q, .,e5:...
h2 ARRIVED. q ii.
Yachts Apache, New York
Schooner L. EEL. Sprngue, Norfolk. i39
Schooner s.: II. Blackburn Boston. III ri;
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, FAIL River. A
Barge R. r. Thomas. Fall River.
fI4{f 5f-g s;;s-s z. SAILED. 5333Ef,s
schooner q NJ. Monahan. Savannah.
4 Schooner S. S. Thorpe, Sewburgport 3
Schooner w. C. Tanner, Bangor #
n Barge Iowa, Providence. TX
Barge City OF Atlanta, Providence.
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WHEELS OF FUN START,
Attractions Open q; Ton ['s IN or row
EVERYTHING Ready fork Easter. 1

,rhe Virginia Amusement Company VIII
omen its numerous attractions ut Reser-s
yoir Park tomorrow, SO that everything
!. may be running smoothly by ga ster Mon
d day. Tho boats on the lake are all ready
5 having been. newly painted and repaired; y
tho tlneful merry go-round will recon-
smencoS Its perpetual stream OF popular
airs. while tho ferocous lions, striped
tigers. h wIld!-eyed deer and other wooden
Wild beast sail merrily around the circle.
s Over at tho Shooting Chute ttrac-.
ton, tho placed pools invite Q splash and
tho cars Of tho intricate sWl.tc hpack;
await those who delight IN nerve wrnck-
sing thrills, THE. ozark or" have their
voices In training and arc on edge TO cast
= smell. over tho unwary who pass the
abode OF the "Trip to the Moon.
Hea less Lad W and THE Crystal Maze.
tt is announced with regret that the
Anuarama will not open Its damp ca nails
Rodents played havoc withsthe devil inc O.
chapel and tho picturesque scenery OF
the water ways, and so those punts,
named after many States VIII remain
torpid, 34 4, =.
Z, TheI swimming pool will not yet make
Its hid for cleanliness, for summer Is still
a far cry distant /, ],
Happily arc the hearts OF those de-
scendants Of Romulus and Rem US. nc
have put their faith and fortunes In fruit
stalls and soda water fountains I'm Tor the
time Of harvest lst at haNa.
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SOUTHERN RAT ny,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL s. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 81
100 "a NJ. -Dally-Lo Rfors Charlotte, N. aOtl
1880 IL. JM-DaIly-L Limited. Buffet b uIlnanktoS
$ Atlanta aud EBir1nng ham,, x N ewsS Orleana,s
Mem phis. Cha tanooga Eahd all the South
X GOO p, MEX Sunday-Keysvill 10 LoCe & Is
Is 10 p. -Daily-Llmlted-P Pullman reeay $50
- p NJ 4forGnll the Sou tn. e.
u U nj Y DIRK RIVER LINZ ~
Il The fnyorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond By 80 z. Nj Daily
1 e s:is =. M.GLocal- except sunday
Y 400 p M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
- connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at y orkrs
ri town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes-5
days and Fridays, and Mt @ loucester Point J,
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursdays and 4
Saturdays. ,ag, !. VIZ
4:45 A. M.-Except Sunday-Local mixed ZOE
8 NsT RI n ARRIVE RICHMOND. IS
"a IA al land 6:42 p. M-From a IL the Southgs
&s.sS P M-Frpm Chariot ter and Durham. II. sfs &
S:%I a M.-Trom Keysville. .ii5sj
9:% a, sM.-Batimore and West Point:
"a a. Nj, $pnl ly, except Sundayannd Monday;s
80 daily except :ss sun ida
q. w WEsThTRY ?. Rl 4 "a Va
" s.. H. TIARpW1Ck. w. 5Ii. - fLoE,sis
LII P. T. Nj, CT PA,
i55 II. B, sFENCER, dcn'l l. Mgr. W.
3ss Washlngton, D. G. sB} 5ssSSS
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] AIl. ANIlc CQASTl LINE,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.$
S STREET STATION 49,
DETECTIVE SuNDAY,gAPRIL1 eT
4 9:o5 A. n. "a L. Ell ross TO al points
800 a. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. q
e 10 p, M.--Petersburg and N. and NV. Wet
400 P,5 M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. 3
.s4i0 r. Godsboro Local. stsS,
6:453 p. M.-Petersburg Local.
9:S p. M.-NFlorldaIS and West Indian Lin.
tied q to all points gout 81 ~
: $3.50 P, fM.-PetersbIrg and M and W. Vest
II $50 p. M.-Pe teraburg .ocal.
An '"TRAINN ARRIYhS RICHMOND 49,
~ "a. NJ; A., N. ,S:S3 A. Nj: ''lo: rs
p. MI: rs r. M; a:ls u. NJ. NJ
Al Except Sunday. = Sunday only.
4 w. =. CRAIG Cen PAS ACT. &
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N NV : N0it1|k'.&W6St|eI''

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI.
300 A. M.--4NOHFULkaa LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 11:2o "A. NJ. stops only at Petersburg.
lWayeriy2 hnd suffolk.
], 016 A. M.--CHICAGO EXPRESS. Bunsts
P 4,a Car. Petersbur6 ITO Ly nchburg and
bus, Blueheld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke tie
i noxville.s and Kntxville Ito a Memphis. Gaze
,ll2:i6 2: n: s1noANoK E EXPRESS for Farms
Vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke is< <sssat
53 300 p. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Are
rivess Norfolk $50 P N. Stops only at Peters.
burg, #Wayerly. ana Suffolk. CounectB with
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washington. 5ie5il ISL iiss
& 7:258 r. M.--Bor Norfolk and oil stations east
$50 p M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LIME.
Pulma n Slsepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to East Radford Lynch.S
burg to t:hattanooga,a Memphis and New. or.i
h ESQ r. MIST LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman!
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Trains arrive from the West y 40 A.. II & 2:ts
p M and rs =. from Norfolk II $40 ny
and 6 $50 p. M. 5f II
{{lss W.$B SREVIIL. {;ss c. III. sBOSLGYGS5gsS
Gen'l. Pass. Agt Dist Pass Ast. Mn
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THE C|NC|NNATl'S
VISIT T0.R|CHM0N|D|.

The triennial general meeting OF tho
Society OF the Cincinnati will DO held In
the Council chamber%of the City Hall lin
\ this city on the morning OF Wednesday,
May 10th j., at 1920 o clock, when the mems
bers will be welcomed by Governor Mon,
tague II 81 1aSt & ii}
At ]: 80, % clock on the same day lunch
con WILDE served at the Commonwealth
Club. e q &;
Insthe evening u; banquet wi, be served
at the Westrdoreand Club, ut which Will
be present the me nlbers and oftic GERS OF
the. association. the French nI1lba ssado or
and the Governor of Virginia
Z on Thursday morning a special train
will carry the party to West Point from
which place a; steamer, will be taken Efori
yorktown, where tho BATTLE-GROUND will
be viewed. Luncheon will be served on
the steamer returning, and It is expo cd
that Richmond will be reached about Il. vt 3
p. M. 4 IA gs y
h on lThursday 4 evening Dr. and Mrs.
George Benz ] ohnston WI entertain the
society at a reception.
sFriq py morning MT ;1D:so O'clock III the 70
final h}iaf ng i be- hold satsthe
Council Chamber aft En- Mrs. Fier b
bort AHgllst uss Gle At,orne Will entertain!
tile society and9 the Colonial Danes Of '
Virginia ats8luncheon.s5 n 81
In tho afternoon & Mr.. 81 eth Lorto ton
Treasurer 81 the Virginia Cincinnati IL, and
Mrs. 5Lorton, will receive at the Ricnmo gIs
Hotel. ~ 4 Il ~
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NAVAL STORES.

q WILMINGTON NJ c.. April co.-SPIRITs
at 5sAc. Z receipts 8
casks Rosin-Firm at $3.50; receipts Is -baT-
rels. Tar-Fir1n at 81 So sreceitps,l none. Crude
Turpentlne-Fi Firm at i2,soas.7o and 8. %; re
ceipts, 2 barTels.N 81, 81 -. -.
5TINEFirm ut 63h 454c receipts. $50 casks
4 sales, 100 casks; shipments. 1s2 casks Rosin <.
Firm; receipts ,e5S barrels sales s4 barrels
4 shipments, f1i9 barrels. S3a, . !: - ~
L d CHARLESTON,isS, c., April 42o.-TURPENr
TINE AND BROSIN-Not hing sdoin sts ~ I
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

lo4h c. q, and 81. Louis gen 4s. 1oaA
iox Chicago Terminal As (offered) PIX
ioH COLORADO MIDLAND - ~ ~
TX Cuba Is onrtilca tes .
"a Denver and Rio C,rande Is
lo4N Discrs Securities ~
lo4H Eric prior lien no o5l
~ Eric General IN
I;sX Fort Worth and Denver City LIST.
MI 1Iockinr Valley 4ils IoYered)
ssM ia nan s. tes as1s
103y Louisville and Nash. Unified 4lC3
Ia Ianhattan conyoI gold 4s 1O4
'aSn Mexican Central AZ III
1854 Mexican Central list Inc, ~
aS MINI and ST. Louis As 96a
:S Missouri Kansas and Texas 1o1A
1861 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2dH.
iii az Mexico con so
sai New; York Central gen 3Jts. 100s
~ New Jersey Central gen 5s
iii Northern Pacific 105,7
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n, :, N. a, :; - 7lH
tIi,l wv, - mr.. a. 1o1N
H SoIao,h SILL Mm Ia refundtng e7h
1regom Snv NJ ais 1854
e, IL 1o2M
St. Louis and Iron Mountain con- es..... TX dd,l
ST Louis and San Francisco e. 4s,'..'... ~ s's
e. Lonss nv IL S7a
Hr 4 q. - s5M
So,,, ,er,, 3 iiwav X 1874
~ isfs 123,a
r ef ast nI,d Western 4s ........., s4s
=, ie,, % 81 on II 1o6H
1tn,o,, cn,v II 1855
f}hS etaai"sa Observation-Disclosures. OTIS
xI;, s,, = 1lsN
Wabash Deb. BIS 81
NE sa;sn, NJ Ia Eria e3A
wi cnnsin Cent "a Is 84is
~ H =, lsaiia r1is1 ii 81
Cant Sa IaI f Genrri I'd 6eA
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U. 3, retundins %. registered
U. s. -lrefunding u, coupon ,..... s........
u. 81 3s. coupon. ............
u. s. New IL, registered ~ ...A:...,.
u. 8. New 10, coupon. Il. s.........t...
u. 8. Old ~. registered j, 49,. ......,...
u. s. Old B 4s. z coupon. U, J. ~.
American Tobacco IA. cert incat es:
American Tobacco 6s cert flea les ..........
'Atchison general a ........t............
Atchison adjustment Is
Atlantic Coast. Line 4s....
Baltimore and eOhio 4s..:.., .............,.,,
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs
centra, OF Georgia observation-disclosures.
Central OF Georgia 1kty Inc ........-........
Central OF GeorgIn I'd 1nc.-......... .,.......
Chesapeake and Ohio AS ..........
Chicago and Alton 3hs...
Chicago, b. and Quincy new. 5s..:..:.t,-.
Chicago r. 1. and Pacific r. r. 4E,..... ].
Chicago. r. !, ana aciflc r. r col. PSF. 4
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b BALTIMORE. NJ D. \, April LOuR Quiet
and unchanged. WhAat.--yyea and lower;
81 OH dllo4N southern BY sample, BIC dsl. o5.
Corn I9asier;a spot and the month, bls %
51,te.; southern white corn 4eas?e I. Oats ats.
ter-Tirm; fancy imitation. 2sde9c.; do cream
cry, 34G3bc. Eggs-Easy and unchanged at ITO.
Cheesc--Firm and unchanged, Sugars rong
and unchanged, 3sfS sd q a h h
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

The offerings Of loose leaf tobacco on the
Slip were Very small and only tWa nSateG
saiesl These two houses put out o few piles.
and some OF them werc OF very Ns ATTRACTIVE
z To-day being Good Friday, there will DO no
sales and the weeds business Is closed.
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attitude Tof sellers Is one OF Increased indie. 4
pendence on the account OF the solo -ahea e
condition OF many lines. Increased ~ export
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Cash quotations We're az follows; FLOUR-
Easy. No. spring. wheat. $l.o6 Ola; No:atS,
,!7Re;; No; .G yellow 400; No g oats ssoei
tasas esSeo a nors
western, $l.40. Mess pork, per barrel, ;12.40@
1915; lard, per 100 pounds. $7071h a. 10: short
(boxed), $6.s71se7,00, Whiskey, basis OF High
wines. 1913, Glover, contract grade. 81 90.
I,utter-ste ady; creame ries, 81 a1c,; dalries.
.caQ2sc. Cheese Firm at l4c.& Eggs-IcasyIat
mark cases included, n 15Hc.i flrsts, lbXc.;
spriEle iirsts, 1910. sex tras, nc. "A a t
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MISCELLANEOUS; MARIETTA.

PETERSBURG Pl1ANUT MARK EFT. b \ 2
PETERS BpRa, Al, april .so7-I'I2 p. NuTs--
Market Arm at 70, for fancy stock machine
picked. sls9sMc,; shell ling stock. e@sxc.
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!, DRY st.ooDsa MARKEr

d NEW YORK & April n. Dry goods market
conditions have been "a iat owl NJ part.
fially to the holiday which has been observed
70 q certain gsxtsat bX the buyin g trade, 4aas
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). .r,1,,,ro ,,<:Err.,, or M ,I

Il ss5SlsSCOTTONSEED$ OIL MARkEl.83s s5s5t:
4 NEW, YORK, pril 2o.--Cottonseed. oil barely
Arm at higher prices. Prime crude,5 q. o. b
mills. 3oae1c.: prime summer yellow. :2sA P
26lkc.: OF summer yellow, nominal: prime
white, oges1fc.; prime winter yellow, ~ esisc
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40 head Market. nominal " stead Calves
Receipts, 204 head. Market steady, Yeals, = ~
Dressed ealyss qasn city dressed
per pound, Sheep ana Lambs elpts, ma
head, Very little Inquiry for sheep or la!nbsi
medium to fair. wooded lambs, q. 76 elp-
d,s't spling lambs $40 % per head;
ogs-Ifcceipts 2, 437 head. " Market quiet. but
steady. Prime state hogs. IS. 10000 'l
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SCHOOLS {: CLOSED ], ]: ..

Coming Men al; and j Women = Of
Richmond Will Observe Easter
Tie public schools closed vest errlay, not
sto bsss, bIa # morning the
coming men and VI rn en- Of z ichmond ,op-
serving Good Friday and Ell ter m onday.
IN some Of the y 81 hools FL exercises We're
held. at the Leigh School the pre- granrme
songsSWolcome. springtime. chorus. BY.
III Bird Story, frank Lat QUO " -
songC Consider he lilies Fannie Cell
man. - . q !. Z.
Fl song-Gogierlan Sixth and Eighth Pri-
mary. . u Isl s. 555tEs 5 s
4 The Old sOaken Bucket. choir
ReHtat1oil-A1ice Seeds.
IS SonglBilly, Fra noes Crane.
Anvil Chorus--C horus u.
Observation-Disclosures Z. Tpore:g n s.s IL
ri Song -Fishing g FNan INIT n lnerin y
XIV Green 5Apple-David w Gins eln, S$ y
4 FoollshsfIittle Maideh-NIary Gordon.
Asy Song-Vinlet5 SemO n. 81 s.i rs, iH
Eg5 Recitation-Lelie Smp SON.
.Juanita-Charles Phillips and Mason
Elliott. - # Y u ,
"a Song-Swanee River, School.
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Richm onders in New York.
fsnecial to The Times Dispatch.)
Kew YORK, April 2o,-yictoria, q. w. Poe;
Grand Union, g. IL Currer, As,
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April &20.-rLOpR-Quiet and
barely steady Il Rye F1our-SloW.s Bnckwheat
F1our-No nal Cornmeal-Steady. Rye
s9m,na i.W ga1ey So red. ,loaa
elevator. A collapse In May after nid-day
la Ia rally. May closed at &c. down and July
zc lever; No; red. May 81 o July. s2h
corn.-steadys slofs :, 6oc.s elevator, OPTIONS
net unchanged. May closed At =. 5z.ac. july.
5asc Oa,s--Steadys mixed, s5as5 \. y.
Beef-Strong packet t129 13 CO..: Cut Meats ~
Steady LardSteady;; Western steamed, 49, w,
refined
Cofree-Spot Rio quiet; No invoice. ~
mild quiet; Cordoya, 1oGpl3c. Futures closed
l,inchanEed TO points advance. SugarGhaw,
quiet frn1. Fair refining, &C. l. centrilug az
s6 test. 4ssc.; molasses sugar, s1ac. rehheo,
Butter-Firm; Western imitation, creamery,
250egc s Cheese-Firm and unchanged Eggs-
Quiet and unchanged ~ . :, y, =.
~ Notwithstanding: Long Island. ~ 504 ..oo;
state and West ern, 81 5ersey sWses
81 dys1sc other domestic, 81 g. Cabbage
Steady Florida. per barrel crate, 81 az;
CHICAGO. ILL., April eo,--Theg price OF
t,yhent for May delivery broke an even DC. q
bushel here to-day. The slump was generaily
believed to be evidence OF the abandonmeht
Of the deal In May wheat BY John w Ga1es
Ing during the greater part OF me session. y;
The lowest point of the day was reported at
Asl.OSls. Buying by shorts caused q partial re-
Ecovery,9 but the market closed weak win iAiay
changed provisions are of ~ a6c s
NBs The leading futures ranged as follows: u
M 80 Open. High. Low. Close.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

& CHICAGO, ILL, April 2o.-cATLE-Re-
espd5s msks poas e.
dum ;i.60G5s7O, I'stockers, and feeders, $500
49O; COWS, ST. 6oG6 80 heifers, f3G5.8o canners.
j SS.G003. 90; bulls, $3.60q4,75; calves, Rd6,26.
Receipts, "a head 4. Market loo. lower,
Mixed ana butchers 1915 good 70 choice.
heavy 49, rough heavy g @ ssSas .s so
Sheep 1ecsipts 5000 head. Sheep steady;
lambs steady to weak Good to choice weth-
.$444.7 n ma tive lambs slorn, y $50 10.
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r1UHsIoNp7 'sT 4 ). j I .iARKEr. /:
Richmond, Va. April 20, 1906

II Bank OF 5Richinond.--i5 at 1es. sS
Norfolk Railway and = Light per cent
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-01
Accidental Happenings.

Mrs Margaret c. Orr and her two
grandchildren were asphyxiated by H.
Eliminating gas in their home at New
ark, N. j.
M. w. Murray, contractor of Ros-
we'll, N. NJ, in driving across the Rio
Hondo liver, overturned bis wagon and
his wife and six children were drown
ed.
A street sweeper accidentally threw
a lighted match into the gasoline tank
of Mrs Howard Goulds automobile,
which exploded. There was no one in
the car at the time.
While playing in baseball game
between Menominee and Escanaba,
Albert Hubert, one of the Menominee
players, attempted to slide to the base
feet foremost and sustained fracture
Of the ankle.
A bolt of lightning descended a
chimney at Huntsville, Ala, struck a
bottle of turpentine, exploding it and
spread the blazing contents over four
children in room. One child died an
hour later.
The Pere Marquette round house at
Muskegon, Mich, was totally destroy
ed by fire. Eight. engines were burn
ed beyond repair. A small machine
shop was also burned Loss, $125,OOO;
fully insured.
Several lives were lost and serious
damage was done to crops in many
sections of Texas by the terrific wind
and rain storm that prevailed.
Streams are out of their banks and
bridges have been washed away
A boiler in one of the mills of the
Nieber Falls Stave and Lumber com
pany at Staples. Ont, exploded. Ralph
Walsh and Robert Fisher. engineers,
were killed, and seven others were
seriously injured.
The boiler of an engine that was
standing near the Hooking Valley rail
road house at Columbus, Ohio, eXplod
| ed and instantly killed six men who
were at work near by. The building
was damaged and quantities of the
debris were scattered for hundreds OF
| feet in all directions.
Dagmar e. Turberg and her sister
Dora, two young women stenograph
| ers, were struck and instantly killed
! by a passenger train near Forest
| Glenn, III. They were in group OF
| five who sought to evade a freight
train that was approaching on the 9th
err tack The other three escaped in
jury.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-01
Decisive Battle in Korean Straits
Saturday
Confirmed Reports Show Engagement
Resulted in Total Uudoine Of
Rojestvensky's Fleet.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May %, 1925
p. m.-Word has been received in this
city in a private cable to the Japanese
consul that an engagement has taken
place between the naval forces Of Adj
miral Togo, and is still in progress. The
battle took place at the north entrance
of the Straits of Korea. At the time
that this message was received the jap
anese had succeeded in sinking one large
Russian battleship and four cruisers, al
so two repair ships, and the battle was
still going on. As the cablegram was a
private one to the Japanese consul, no
further information could be obtained.
TOXIC, May CIT is officially an
nounced tina t Rojestvensky feet has
been terribly annihilated. Twelve war
ships have been sunk or captured. In
addition to this, several war vessels of
auxiliary type were also sunk.
TOXIC, May 29.-In the battle fought
Saturday in the Straits of Korea, the
Russian battleships Borodina and Alex
ander III, armored cruisers Admiral
Nakhimoff, Dimitri Donakoi and Vladi-
mir Sonomach, coast defense ironclad
Oussakoff, protected cruisers Svietlant
and Jemtchug, repair ship Kamtschatka
and cruiser Irtessia were sunk. Battle
ships Orel and Nicolai | and coast de-
tense ironclad Admiral Seniavia and
General Admiral Apraxine were captured
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-01
Foreign.

According 10 news from Liesen, in
Syria, ITO persons have been killed by
an explosion caused by firedamp in the
Bosruck tunnel.
The British admiralty has invited
engineering firms at Glasgow to make
tenders for the construction Of turbine
machinery for new battleships.
The Austrian government has placed
preliminary order for six torpedo
boat destrOyers and ten torpedo boats
with firm of shipbuildcrs at Fiume.
Experiments made with an inven-
pedoes at sea by means Of Hertzian
waves have proved highly successful
at CadiZ.
During demonstration of work
men at Buenos Ayres the Socialists
and police clashed. with the result
that seven We're killed and forty were
wounded.
Strike riots took place at Barcelona,
Spain. as the result of attempts of the
strikers to compel all workers to cease
their labors. A state of siege has been
Proclaimed.
At a meeting of the council of min
isters in Paris, M. Delcasse, minister
of foreign affairs, announced that
President Roosevelt, has accepted the
invitation of the French government
to send a military mission to the mex,
maneuvers in France.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-01
Paw Of a Rose Grower.

"a good rose grower-that is, one
who can show good results says a
well known florist, receives as much
pay as a college professor. AS rule
his knowledge has cost him about as
much.
"By a rose grower l mean 4 special
list who can produce heavy-headed
beauties with strong, yard-long stems
Growing roses in pots or in the open
is another Natter. It requires skill to
grow them well, but it requires some
thing more to show cut flowers OF the
quality that has come to be consid-
cred first grade. That is business
by itself Good rose growers get from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year, and some OF
them receive much more notably a.
few who cater to the New York mar
et.'-Phila6elphia Record.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-01
HEIR TO KlNoDOM.
Station Agent Perfects His Title e
the Servian Throne,

Ottumwa, Iowa, May 27.-Theodore
Maximilian Streu, the Rock Island
station agent at County Line, has for
warded here an affidavit made up of
certified statements from Servia show
ing him to be the rightful heir to the
Servian throne. He has also placed
similar papers in the hands of the
American minister at Belgrade, and
also at Dresden, Saxony, where he
was born. Streu, in his papers, de-
clares he is a direct descendant Of
King Lazar of Servia, who was killed
by the Turks in the Turkish invasion
of Servia in 1904. Streu lays claim
to the treasures of King Lazar, which
are still buried in the ruins of the
castles of Shumada and Srabatz.
Streu, who is thirty years old, has
been tracing his family's record for
years. Only short time ago he sue
ceeded in securing the data necessary
to establish his claim.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-01
Che ncWS
Washington.

Paul Grand dHauteville of Newport,
R. L., has been appointed secretary of
the American legation at the Neither
lands and Luxembourg.
Secretary Morton will leave the cab
met on July /. if the president will
accept his resignation on that date.
The secretary has not completed his
plans for the future.
Brig Gen. Henry l.. Abbott, retired
engineer officer; Mr. Randolph of Chi
cagO and Mr.. Schleusler of California,
have been appointed consulting engi-
neers to the isthmian canal commits
sion.
Wildham H. Carter has been detail
ed to pacify the east coast OF Samar.
The troops sailed with Carter in per-
sonal command The native scouts
have been recalled and the regulars
will hold the position alone.
Thirty-two thousand rural routes
will be in operation on June 80, the
end of the current fiscal year. This
service VIII cost Uncle Sam about $22,.
100000. In the year beginning July l,
5000 additional routes will be estab.
lisked, and the cost of the twelve.
month period will be about 25,OOO,O 900