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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
JosEpHs' BILL NOT FAVORED
MetailIferous Nine owners Not Rnihus'
iastie over inspeetorshlp Measure.

Representative Harry Josephs bill
introduced In the Legislature for the
appointment OF a general mine inspect.
or with supervision over metalliterous,
ms well as coal mines, is not meeting
with popular favor among the operat-
ors Of metallferous mines and Il Is safe
to say the measure VIII not receive
very enthusiastic support from that
quarter While the latter would not
object to the creation OF the office OF
inspector Of metal mines under GER
tain conditions, they fail to see the
feasibility Of having "A general inspect
or when conditions are so vastly diff
ferent between coal and metal mines
Representative Joseph said to n
News" representative today. II un-
derstand there has been some unfayor-
able comment made concerning this
mining lnspectorship bill, but ] am sat
lsned the mining men Of the state do
not understand Il thoroughly. The In
tontion Of the bill Is TO have two men
appointed--a mine inspector and an as
sstant-one 10 have jurisdiction 90 FAR
as the duties Of his office are concerned,
over the metal mines and the other
over the coal mines.
But" continued Mr. Joseph, III there
IS anything wrong about this bill now
Is the time to remedy It, | want the
mining men 20 speak out now, TO meet
with the committee on mines and min
ing and offer such suggestions as they
can. Opinions from mining men VIII
be helpful to the members of the Leg
laturc I'm enactng the kind OF mining
laws we need In this state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
AT Opening They Showed a Ten
dency to Decline but Soon
Rallied.
SAVED BY BUYING ORDERS.
Erie Largely Absorbed Speculative
Interest Centered in Minor
Properties

New York. Jan Deepening dealings IN
stocks today showed the declining ten
dcncy with which the market closed last
night gaining force. Opening sales Of s,
500 shares Of Amalgamated Copper car
red ii down "a and the price subsequent
~ recedcd rs Brooklyn Transit lost a
point, aud there were lurge fractional de-
clincsvin Baltimore a. ONO, ROCK Island,
Union Pacific, Kansas a ToNas preferred
the United States Steel stocks and Sugar.
Buying orders became ample enough To
check the fall after the first 10 minutes
This support WAS most eHectNc IN the
coalcrs and western stocks, some OF them
rallying TO a large fraction over last
night Reading recovered to &ss Brooklyn
Transit and the United States Stel stocks
made up their losses ana Amalgamated
Copper nearly so. Fresh attacks on Anal
gamated Copper drove II down to l6lR. The
market was dull aud heavy and while free
from active pressure made poor response
10 advances In individual stocks. y. 4
n rose ~ and 81 Paul and New York
Central q. point There were gains beside
In Lake Erie & Western Of . points, G.
G, G. & ST. Louis Of 2A, Northwestern
2i5, Atlantic Coast Line 2 Canada South.
ern ~ and Chicago Terminal preferred
and Iinseed j.
Bonds were steady at noon.
Except for the largo absorption Of Eric
little interest WAS manifested In the ac-
tive stocks during the noon hour the
well known properties or these, the e.,
c. e ST. Louis South Shore & Atlantic
and the Chicago Terminal stocks display
cd unusual activity and the advances
awakened some activity In other usually
dormant stocks. St. Louis Southwestern
preferred, Northwestern preferred, Iowa
Central preferred General Electric and
Manhattan improved I TO lla, Chicago
Terminal 4, the preferred 81 and G, G. 4
St Lauis "a and the preferred 8. Cast
Iron Pine yielded 1 and National Enamel
ing la
The aggressive strength of specialties
caused the list 10 rise gradually. ST.
Paul gained IA. Northwestern rose an
extreme 3. TIM preferred 3h, Chicago Ter
minal 6h, c. G, G. q ST. Louis g. Peoria
& Eastern 3ia, ST. Joseph and Grand Is
land first preferred /, the comomn 2H,
and Iowa Central, 81 Louis & Southwest
on and Chicago Union Traction |, Lack
awanna lost 2 Kansas & Texas preferred
and Kansas city Southern preferred and
St Louis & Southwestern preferred re-
acted rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20

mine to large extent, says the DC
Lamar Lode.
A number OF cases involving Hens on
the Horseshoe mine aud mill are held
against @. Pray Smith and his associ-
ates OF the Shawmut-Nevada, VINO
operated the property under a bond and
lease, The Horseshoe has been Inflated
from the start A. w. McCune took
hold OF II, and after doing large
amount Of development work, built a
mill He lost $4,000 on Il, including
the amount paid for the property
originally and the cost Of the mill. q.
Pray Smith tried il with a slightly DIFF
ferent mill process, which was fatal
ON account OF lack Of water, Most OF
the people OF the camp do not believe
II can be worked at a profit unless ore
of a higher grade Is found. There 10
n world OF ore which runs about 81
u ton, but the cost Of mining and mill
ing eats up every cent Of the values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. 2O--May wheat opened
unchanged to = higher at 1,l4% to l.liS
After touching l.liA01. lis, the price
quickly dropped 10 ! 1872
CASH Whcat--No, 2 red, III; No 3, red,
ll2ql.lj; No. 2, hard, Iii; No. 3, hard,
1,O501.ll; No T. northern, lis; No. ..
northern, ll2dlii; No. B. spring 1860
LII
Corn-No. @ $685.; No. g. iils;al3.
Oats-No 2, 30&H3l No. 3, 30i8,
on buying by longs the loss was ro-
gained Tho market closed strong with
May mp y at 1.lj,
close; Wheat - May, lis; uly 9s4Q
9S2t; Sept. 9lh,
corn-Jah. i5s May 1905; July, l5%
ASS; Sept, ij%
o2ts-Janr Soii. May 8lu3lls July. 81
d3llS 4
Pork-Jan, 70 52ls May, 1915.
J ard-Jnn., 6.Gj, May, G.S1h; July, zoo.
G.S.
Ryc-Jan 70,
FlaN-Cash northwest 1l2is
Timothy--Jano 230,
ClOVcr-Jan.. 1876.
Barley Cush. $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
VIII CALL MASS NETTING,
Mining Men TO Meet LEGISLATORS At
Commercial Club,

The mining committee Of the Com
merclal club, OF which John $, Brans-
ford Is chairman, Is holding a meeting
this afternoon Tor the purpose Of dis
cusslng matters relative to the several
mining bills now pending before the
LEGISLATURE Some of the bills intro
duced, | believe. largely by Reprcson-
tatlve Joseph" said Secy Fisher Har-
rls today propose some radical
changes i'm our mining laws, The club
Is OF the opinion that the members OF
the Legislature would like 90 hear a
discussion of these matters by the Lead
ing mining men Of the state, with that
purpose I'm view Il is the intention 20
call mass meeting for some time next
week TO which all mining men, as we'll
as the members OF the Legislature viii
be invited
II understand the members Of the
Legislature have a desire TO meet with
our mining men and hear what they
have 10 say relative to the proposed
legislation and for that reason the
club Is acting.
1T is not the proper thing To act
hastily In making changes IN our min
ing laws and, I am informed. Il IL not
the desire OF the legislators TN do So
ON the contrary they are inclined TO
see counsel with those who are inter.
ested In the enactment Of good mining
laws"
The mining committee Of the club was
still in session at o'clock this after
noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Jan 90 Butter Easy. street
price, extra creamery, 2u29i6, official
prices, creamery common 10 extra, l91t2q.
state dairy, thirds o iirsts, 2lq26i ronovat-
ed common 20 extra, ijd23
Eggs-Wcak. Western, 26 do, average
best 2j
Cheese Unchanged.
New York, Jan 2O.--Sugar, raw. firm.
Fair refining. w.; centrifugal 90 test jii
mOlagSes sugar, f.
Rehncd-Flrm. Crushed, G.S; powdered
6.&; graduated Gl5
Coffee-Steady No 7 Rio, Ss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
Rockefeller has peslqred.

New York, Jan. l9-The directors OF
the Amalgamated Copper company to-
day declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF one-half OF ! per cent and an
extra dividend also Of one-hulf Of I
per cent This Ii the first time within
the three years that the dividend has
exceeded the rate Of per cent per an
mum,
william G, Rockefeller resigned as
secretary and treasurer Of the COM
plny because OF ill health, +. p. Adj
dicks formerly assistant treasurer was
elected vice president, and A. II. Melin
WAS elected secretary and treasurer In
Mr. Rockefeller's place william G..
Rockefeller also resigned as director
Of the company, The latter vacancy
will not be filled Immediately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
DalyJudge stlffened and stock sold TIP
To seven Dollars.

On the Mining Exchange today 5,O35
shares Of stocks were sold for which
was paid the sum Of &62l450 Consd-
cradle Inquiry was made for DAILY dur
ing the early part of the call and the
stock sold at 2.65 and 255 New York
Bonanza weakened slightly but DAILY
Judge stiftened, advancing from SIS
TO $500 a share. one lot of Daly-West
brought 1880 on the Open board. Mali
driver improved, while Ingot held even
with yesterdays closing quotations.
The quotations and sales were posted
as follows;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
Nevada Stocks.

Today's sales OF Tonopah and Gold
field stocks In San Francisco, as fur.
nlshed by Child Cole & CO.. brokers,
We're Ton Common ll.25, Ton Bel
mont y. Ton. Extension i.25 Ton. Mid
way SO, Ton. North Star 20, McNamar.
IA 2S Montana Ton. 2.0S, Goldheld n.
Jumbo 65, Jumbo Extension %, Sand
storm d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
LIVESTOCK.

800; market steady Native steers, 3.5OQ
i.b5, cows and helfers, ?. 60d4 10, Gamers.
iG0q2 50, stockers and feeders, 2.50di. %,
calves, 2Od555; bulls, stays etc, 2.0Ol
ESQ
higher Heavy 451nd46j; mixed. 4.55Q
$50; lights l.iOa4.55 pigs 3.75ai Is; bulk
of sales, 4.55aAG0.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market steady.
eWstern ycarlings 8 .j0fi6 % wethers, 500
$3.50; ewes, 800. p; lambs, 6.2j07.j0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
Important Measures Effeetlng Mining
Now Refore legislature.

The legislature OF Montana rs con.
sidering the passage OF nov mining
laws. Commenting on the subject the
Mining and Scientific Press has the fol-
lowing to say:
Recently the Association Of Mining
Engineers OF Montana, at IT'S annual
meeting, took up the question OF needed
amendments to the local mining laws.
ana some important suggestions as 10
Montana's needs IN that direction were
made, Among other things, Il was pro-
posed that the state mine inspector
should De q graduate Of school OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
THE SNOWFLAKE CASE,

Suit Involving Title 20 Fay, Nevada,
Property Comes TO Trial Next Week.
From present advices the cases IN
yolvlug the Snowflake at Fay, viii be
heard In Phoebe Jan. %. Il Is to be
hoped the title 20 that property will
be cleared up az that time, NJ the IN.
ture of the camp depends upon that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,

Liverpool Jan 2O,--Close: Wheat
March. is, Nd May, Gs, 1 d; July, Gs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
\yC)C)I

st. Louis, Jan. 20.-Wool. nominal Ter
rltory and western mediums, 2la22, fine
medium, lidlS, fine lG0l7
LONDON WOOL.
London. Jan. lg-The wool sales were
10 have been held here today. but were
postponed on account OF the fog
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20

Kansas city Jan @.-Cattle-Recelpts
$500; market slow. steady Native steers,
3,75d57j; cows and heifers, 1.75ai 30;
stockers and feeders 3,0)d4.30; bulls, 2.7j
d4No; calves 3.0ONG,5O western fed steers,
3.50dj, Is, western fed cows 2.O0n3,15
Hogs-Rcccipts 10000 market steady.
Bulk of sales, GOn4. 50; heavy ASA. S2ia;
packers, 46Nii.S0, pigs and lights, 4.OOft
40
Sheep Receipts. 1900, market steady.
Muttons, 2jd5. 70, lambs. 6.00d7 .00 range
wethers, j.j0a6.jO, fed ewes, $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Daly-iOO at 266. 25 Mt 2,55.
Star Cousolldated-5OO at 70.
New York-7OO at A; 100 at AZ. 100
at ASK.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax--l,0 600 1914,
Daly-Mdge at 675; 100 az 700.
Daly-W est--l00 nj 1850.
Ingot-1 900 at 3%
Naildriver--3l0 at o.; 900 at So.
New York--l0O at AN.
Star ConsolIdated-2OO at 1914.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call .,...,,.,1,52j $3.50
Open board ..,,n,,,.,,,,,8,5l 5,40200
Forenoon totals ......5,O35 B.2li6O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
Time Table
In Effect Dee.
1904.
S1%E

ARRIVE.
lom ogden. Portland p,,,.
fIanclsco. Chicago M
louis, Omaha and Denyer'H
noIn osden aud intermediate o." AN
LriolHS .:,'.,.,.. ........... o.s
from Ogden, Cache Vaiicv 80 S'N am.
intermediate points a"u
IYm ogden Chicago, 81 Ionis, A'9s p.n.
hdnsaS CITY, Omaha bsnya
una San Francisco '''''
IRON Ogden, Cache "v..,ii,.,, $50 pm,
FroHncJ,.gnony' Portland ana san
DEPART. pu'
p3r ogden, Omaha. ntr,
pIe,yei, Kansas City and M
t,'-,.uls ,,,,,., ,......... zn
f9r Ogden, Portland 81 u" an.
ttnony, San Francisco ana IN
,egiHtulat0 points ...... ,o..,
w Ogden, Omaha. Chica.,o" '"'s9 an.
DelEef, Kansas City, 81 f.oSls
,,bnd san Francisco
vsr Oe1vh. Cache Valley, Den. -" p'n'
, Kansas City, Omaha st
,, LOUIS and Chicago ..'.. ~ ne
fYF ogden. Cache Valley. nnt;e,' $50 Pm,
Helena, Portland San Tran,
c'sco, and intermediate nainas .
= NJ SCHUMACuER' "1 T L't pm.
y. IL. hurley, a. p t RAJ Mgr
D. y, SPENCER, a. a a.
City Ticket ofhce, sot Ma * ~ a
Telephone $50 SNeet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by the Brokerage e. Finance
Co. successors 10 Hudson Sons Co,
hrokarS Merei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
CIIICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. N.-Catte Receipts, g.
600; market steady Good To prime steers
5,0dG,2j; poor to medium, 315q5 50,
stockers and feeders, 225Gi.25 cows, /. 2'
2.ij bulls 2.iGati0 10. calves So5ils 90 '''
Hogs-Recelpts today, 1900; tomorrow,
1900; market strong, Mixed and butch-
ers, iOq4 e.; good to choice heavy, 4. Goa
80; rough heavy, i0QA50; lights, 1850
4,50 bulk Of sales, .45fl4 57ib.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. market steady,
lambs. steady Good to choice wethers
5.0Od6 .50 fair TO choice mixed, 4 coat 90,
western sheep, 1896 50; native lambs
6.15g1 .65; western lambs, 5.76a7 Gj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
Cincinnati Shareholders of DAILY.
West Company Will Receive
Recognition
AT NEXT ANNUAL MEETING,
President Bamberger Leaves New
York to Confer With 0hiOans
The Next Dividend.
Especial to the News. >

New York, Jan, 2O.-J E. Bamberger
president Of the DAILY. West Mining
company OF Park city, Utah said yes
terday that the antagonism which was
recently displayed against the corpora
ton is dying out
II am personally in favor OF the Gin
cInnali shareholders getting recogni-
ton" he said, "as they had a lnrge
interest IN the property | expect TO
leave for Cincinnati on Friday and
win endeavor to see exactly what the
stockholders there are DESTROYS Of secur-
ing The quarterly dividend will be
declared on March II"
For several weeks there has been a
lively scramble for proxies 10 be voted
at tho next annual meeting and great
many have attributed the late advance
IN the stock to this cause. Local as
well as eastern shareholders have re-
ceiyed notices sent out from Cincinnati
and signed by II, y, Livingston, chair
man of q committee appointed by the
Shareholders In that city TO represent
them at the meeting 10 be held IN Dem
YER The recipients of these notices
were asked to send their proxies to Mr.
Livingston.
The eastern market for Daly-West
was depressed and locally one lot was
bought at 81 a share, which would go
TO Indicate that the contest wagcd for
supremacy has been brought to an end
and that an understanding has been
reached between the interests herto-
fore dntngonlstc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-20
AS. CAMPBELL
NEW LAWS FOR MONTANA.

- - = - -" = =" = y ~
Stock Broker 2i6 u. +. Walker Block
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

Most complete line OF prescription
goods in Florence.
S0-+0f Palace PharmScy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
Continued on page ~
Imboden In Jail.

Denver. Dot. 18-Leonard B. limbo.
den 10 In Jail and officers arc search
Ing for eight Of his associates who an
charged with Inbodsn Of lsttins the
funds Of the Denver Savings bank.
Tho grand Jury 10 still probing and
other indictments are expected. Up
to O'Clock this afternoon Imbodeu
bad not furnished bond and must 70.
main in Jail. J. A. Hill and O. B.
Wiley have secured bonds and arc 70.
leased from Jail.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
THE PRESIDENT IS
OFF FOR THE SOUTH
VIII Take 2 700 Mile Journey
Through Southern States.
Given q Grand Ovation at Rich-
mond. Va.-Large Crowds
Assembled at Every Sta
tion to Greet Him.

Washington. D. O. Oct. ls-Promp.
tly At the hour nxed this morning
President Roosevelt departed on his
., ,0Oo-mile journey through thA south.
The special train left over the South.
ern railws5 and consisted Of private
ear, = baggage car. two sleepers and .
dining car There was . large crowd
at the station to $50 the departure and
the services Of . number Of special
ofacers were required 70 preserve
order.
The party consisted Of President and
Mrs Roosevelt and maid. Secretary
Loeb. Surgeon. General Rixsy. Aassr..
A. O. Latta. John L. AcGrow, John
McIlhenny. John L. Greenway, L. 8.
Brown Of the Soutrern railway. rep
resentasi yes Of the several. pres asso.
Citations, one photographer. two SEQ.
ret service and two messengers. Mrs..
Roosevelt, according 10 present plans,
10 70 accompany the president - far
- Atlanta. and the most of tho other
members Of the party will return
homo from Little Rock. Having the
president and bis personal attendants
to journey on to New Orleans.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
DAMAGING CYCLONE
VISITS THE EAST
Towns Are Swept and People
Are Killed.
Storm Most Destructive at Sor-
onto, Ill.-Trains Wrecked
and Farming Land
Deluged.

St. Louis. OCT. Is-The town Of
Sorrento. III thirty miles northeast
Of here WAS struck BY . cyclone last
night. Four persons were silled ont.
right. thirty-H I've others injured. three
Of whom are fatally hurt. Forty
houses were blown down. BY the nerce
wind. Tho path of the tornado was
throash the residence portion Of the
town. Tho storm came from the south
west. Those killed were in their
homes and were crushed.
Alton. ILL.,. va visited by . cloud
burst and the streets were like tom.
porary rivers. A freight train ran
into washout ten miles north Of
Alton and was plunged into the ditch.
Many valuable horses being shipped
~ freight were killed. Also mum.
bsr Of trsmps riding on the train wore
drowpsd. The freight Grew SWAN to
shore 10 save their lives.
Near 81. Louis tho lowlands arc
flooded and the police are busy rescu.
ing the people from their house tops.
Pulsa, I. T.. Oct. i8-Two children
Of r. I. Anderson were killed at
Mans Point, OLA. by . cyclone lsst
night and others were injured The
storm came from the southwest and
leaving Mans Point swept the Ar.
kansas river valley carry ing destruc.
tion through the valley . quarter OF
. mile In width. The people were
forosd TO their storm cellars.
Most complete line OF prescription
goods In Florence.
ss-+of Palace PharmSoy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
Must Go to Jau.

Denver. Oct. is-Judge Holbrook
In tie West Side criminal court today
refused 70 reduce the bond Of Isaac
6oLi6er. the Alamosa banker. The
amount Of the bond 10 600. 900 and
he must 10 70 jail. Sohif1sr 10
charged with wrecking the Bank Of
Alamosa which contained deposits 10
the amount Of oi6O, 600.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
Murder Trial.

Denver. Oct. ls-The Schmidlap
murder trial was continued this morn.
Ing. Or. Dslshanty wAs the nrss
witness examined for the stats. One
more day will be con sumed In tho sx.
animation Of witnesses.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

An "up.so.dsts' Drug Store msnAg-
cd BY an "up.to-dste'' registered
pharmsoist Of 81 years experience.
30. +N Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

Dootor-you will nnd II 10 youI
to trsds st Palace Phsr.
macy. S0.+0l
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

Richmond, Va. Oct. ls-The hrst
few hours Of the Presidents long tour
Of the south lay through historic
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

A nne line Of hand painted Jap
anese OhinA-beautifulf
%. 40f Palace Pharmscy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18

We pride ourselves on technique in
nlling prescriptions. Try Us and you
will call again. Registered phar.
maoist.
% +0f Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-18
Rhode Island Republicans.

Providence, r. l.. Oct 1S-The re-.
publioans Of Rhode Island in state
convention here today renominAted
Governor Utter and Lieutenant Gov.
ernof jackson for another term. The
rssolu tions strongly indorsed the wise
patriotic and progressive administra.
tion Of President Roosevelt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-28
COrOner's Inquest.

DIR. w. r. Purvis, Coroner, was en-
gagged this afternoon in ascertaining the
fac's in connection with the killing yes
terday Of James Richardson, colOred,
near Spring Park. The jury was COM
posed Of the following: Messrs. }. Low
enbach, Richard Gibson, John H. Trim
yer. c. ]. w. Summers, E. Warheld,
IT., and r. E Knight. -Four bullets
entered Richardson's body. Balls we're
found 10 the right leg and right arm,
another penetrated the left side near the
hip and plouphed its way through the
intestines. and another entered the LETT
aide at point about an inch below the
heart. The latter was the direct cause
of Richardson's death.
The jury, after hearing the evidence,
retired and returned the following YER
dict:
ave the jury, find that the said James
Richardson. deceased, came to his death
by gunshot wounds of the abdomen
and left lung, said shots having been
fred by Alexandria policemen while IN
the discharge of their duty; and we
further fud that the said shooting was
iustifiable, and the cOroner's jury dis
charges the said officers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-28
Case Continued.

Charles Twyuer, colored, who was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Lyles charged
with being one of the three negroes who
ON last Sunday afternoon held up and
robbed Ed. Jones, colOred, near Spring
Park, was arraigned in the Police Court
this morning. Jones said he recognized
Twymsn from the fact that he wore
springfield SHE es, but said colored man
who was with him at the time could
corroborate his charge. The witness
lives in this city and will he summoned
to appear tomorrow morning to when
time the investigation was adjourned.
Jones said that when the three negroes
accosted him one ofthem placed a pistol
in his face and after taking $7.32 and
a knife from him compelled him to take
off his shoes and stockings aud gave him
two minutes time to leave the neigh
borhOOd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-28
Personal.

DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure are Inc
guests of Mrs. Hunter Mcclure IN hich-
mond for q few days.
Mrs. Joseph Carr, of Newport News
announces the engagement OF her daugh'
ter. Miss Eleanor Harrison Carr, to Mr.
Gardner L. Boothe, Of this city. The
marriage will take place in Washington
February |.
Mrs. I0dia Henderson left this morn
ing for New York to visit her son, Dir.
John Albert Henderson, general travel
inc agent for the American Fertillzer
and Chemical Co.
Rev. B. 2. Truitt, of Washington
will preach in the NJ. p. Church to-
night
Mr.. John A. Lanuon, of this city, ana
Miss Rosina +. Sullivan, of Aoacostia,
will be married at z o'clock this evening
at St. Teresa's Church, Anacostia.
Mai. and Mrs. j. W. Green have re-
turned from North Carolina, where they
spent the past summer and fall.