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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
BIG INCREASE IN
OUTPUT ] i: o.: IRON 81 \
Returns Of Production Through
out Country During Last
MonthRNerv Remarkable.
snccial ~ F IN; Tlmcs.pls1p,atch.

Especial to The mcs-Dispatch.)
NEW YORl,eApril 12-Thls afternoons
returns ofsfthe country S Iron production
during March were very reiilarka Bile: In
so far as CONSUMPTION of iron Is a m cas- cas-
urc of tangible prosperity. the 5country's
Industrial activity would appear to have
reached a quite unprecedented height.
Last months output Of iron nearly
touched, and the months consumption
4actuallya;tthe high'figure of two million
tons, comparing With January'ss go
and with the previous high record In
American production, the ,7l36Oo !. tons
B OF May, 1905 lphat this huge out ut
means may be seen from the fact that
our largest iron prod during any any
previous been the 1s oa9 ego tons tons
Of 1903, ID, ocl5 q 4
we have produced 6 800 0OO; 4 .otheilq uar-
tiers were TO duplicate the sliow.ng, out
put for the year would B be 21CoJ,u0; or
y, woa Mafi 81 s sseo ca I'd sue fsurss must
naturally be cons idered; with reserves; but
they compare riftEer. interestingly With t6
the yearly iron n, output as Mtely as lsss
III FURNACE stocks, which ihas t>c<l con-
witnstanling ftliee Increased (. outputs q
sGou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t snnn BASIS
fact is! worth keeping in8mind, when re,
calling 1903. 1t is true that a high record
more Of iron production Simmediatelysp pre-
and s'hrinkage ofsircn industry, But he
large output Of May 993. had been pre-
coded by continuous increase inridle stos ks
OF iron which rose from 62,261 tons on
iss S7 at the opening pc Of April and to 5
90i at the end Of 1908 3f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Rumors Of Naval Battle Help
Iananese Bonds.
Especial to The mes-Dispatch.)

special TO Tue
LONDON, April 12.--An advance OF two TWO
5centimes In Paris exchange on London
weakened discounts. Gold was naturally
in consdera bly, less demand and unless
something entirely unforeseen occurs IN
Tar East 1t is, possible that the Paris
demand lis over FOR the present. Money
was very plentiful Throughout the Gay
and was almost unlendable al the close
Bar silver was helped by the better IN
dian prices.
The usual application has been aIspe-
cal settlement, and quotation ior me
new Japanese bonds. Similar application
has also been made for Pennsylvania
Trust certificates. Gopher was dull ana
.fentureless throughout. Tin closed steady
but rather Inactive. The new 2 81 per
cent. Exchequcr bonds are quoted at 0 H.;
The bonds are tredeemable by annual
drawings extending over a period Of ten
1t is expected here that there will be
an immediate issue OF 10COl,0W pounds
Z Excheq,ler bonds. This is preparatory to
government payments on maturing issues
later.
The markets generally were quite and
steady. American stocks are firm with
interest centered chiefly In Ontario and
The rumors from Ans terdam of an en-
ga cement near Java with heavy loss 10
Russian fleet helped Japanese bonds.
There Is an active stock exchange at
Amsterdam and such reports should be
taken with considerable reserve. The
tone in the Paris Bourse was firm
Berlin was quite inactive. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
DEMANDS REMOVAL
Of JUSTICE j !. HOOKER En-
Conan Declares Judge Brought
Bench Into Contempt; q and i
Disgrace.
lBy Associated Press


ALBANY, N. Y.,sApril 1.-THE removal
OF Justice Warren b. Hooker from the
Supreme court bench Of the State of New
York. by a concurrent resolution of the
Senate and Assembly, was the conclusion
drawn from the evidence given before
the Assembly Judiciary Committee and
presented TO the committee In an arHu-
ment to-day by former Deputy Attorney
General Henry. b. Conan, counsel for
the Committee of Inquiry. Mr.. Conan
read his conclusions of fact, embracing
six different ,postoffice. aDpojnn tnlens those
OF Frank Pa BAIL Maurice Hooker, Ora
CALDWELL Thomas O'Neill and Minerva
Jeffrey. katherine CLARK. the Dunkirls
office leases. and the Judgment against
the city of2Dunkirk. In each of these
cases Mr.. Conan declared that the con-
duct Of Justice lIooker was immoral and
tended to submit the administration Of
Justice by Judge Hooker on the bench 10
contempt and disgrace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch:)
NEW YORK, April 12.-Fresh from
her docks In Bremerhaven, where she
had undergone complete overhauling
in PREPARATION for carrying her quota OF
the spring rush to Europe, the Kaiser
Wilhelm IL champion racer ofYthe North
German Lloyd Line. came into Port yes
terday afternoon. vi III .stsy 5ss
Her grooming did not bring about any
new speed records and thereby hangs a
tale-one which tells OF a friendly warn
Ing sent by wireless from the eastward
bound liner, and which told Of a whole ole
armada OF bergs lying straight In the
path OF the westward speeding racer.
The message had come from the White ilt
Star liner Teutonic. It had the effect fec,
OF halting the swift progress OF the Ger Ger
man steamship, for a fog came rolling by
soon after 1t had been received. and,
forewarned OF ice, Captain Hogem IAN
had the speed OF his vessel reduced 10
little more than half the gait at which
she had been splitting through the quiet
seas. ft &c Re
The Teutonic. which was on the east
bound track which Is sixty miles south
OF the vest bound had reported nine
.beres In her path. 4Tten she signalled a
report which she had received from the
Cunarder Caronia, and which gave the
latitude and longitude OF forty bergs
which that vessel had. encountered on
the course which the Kaiser Wilhelm. was
then travelling. VA Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
NAVY CONTRACT. 4
Richmond Tobacco Concerns
Have Entered Bids.
BY Associated Press.o

'- ~ Wy IfhSVVIItte'N, I'"sJ t718!-
WASHINGTON, April ls.-Rlds have been
opened at the Navy Department to-day for
l5o 900 pounds of tobacco, the annual sup
ply purchased by the government for the
sailors, Nine firms entered the competition.
submitting from two to four samples each
with varying prices for the different grades.
The bidders and prices submitted are as fol-
lows. the figures given being the range
Of price per round;
Butler & Kosher, Richmond. 81 to So cents;
=. Lorrilard Company, Jersey city, l-2 to
81 IL cents; Lipfert Scales Company, Winston
Salem. N. &C., 40 l-2 cents; Ihrus * Bros. Conf
pany Richmond, IS to IL cents; Manhattan
supply Company, New York, IS l-2 to 50
cents: Patterson Tobacco Company, Richmond.
Sc 10 II IT, cents. Rucker and Wtten Tobacco
Company Richmond, IS TO 10 cents; United
States Tobacco Company, Richmond, IS to Al
cents; Wrlgh, and Caesar Tobacco Company.
45 to IS cents. ~ III t49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
!. ROBBER IDENTIFIED.
Secretary 81 the McAden Mills
Recognizes John Fisher.
1\SSOS f'f1So J 80 -. n,

(SDccial to@Thc Times Dlspatcn' -
cHARLOTTtS, III c.. April Pr. r..
Ray. secretary of the NlcAden. Mills. at
McAdensve, to-day positively identiied
tho man giving his name ms John Fisher,
now under arrest at Wadesboro as one
of the men who robbed the safe IN the
mill office six weeks ago. securing over
two thousand dollars and some valuable
papers. Fisher was seen several times
within week prior to the robbery IN
CASTOR county, near the mill. There IS
no change III the condition Of O'Day,
though his death is momentarily eS-
pected. .@
Fisher Is too badly wounded to be moved
yet. AS the requistion papers have been
q arranged. the men. II O'Day lives, will
be taken to Lancaster county for trial
first, as soon as they are In condition to
be moved. Pinkcrton Detective SCHEDULE,
whoA accompanied Mr.. Ray, By his meth
cd of Identification, Is positive that the
right men are In custody, rs both the
Heath Springs and McAdensville affairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
THE NORTH STATE
PEOPLE COMING [: ! n n
They Will be Present at the In
stallation Of Dr.. Alderman
To-day.
SUBSTITUTION OF "a TRUSTEE ~
E. Nj. Wiley Now in Charge 70
the Mount Airy Companies.
Distilleries Captured.
SUBSTITUTION OF "a TRUSTEE
n. y
tspecinlto The Times-Dispatch.)

GREENSBORO, N. c., April 12.-Presi-
dent McIver and several members OF the
faculty Of the State Normal and Indus
trial College for Women, left for Char
lottcsville tonight, to be present at the
ceremonies attending the installation OF
Dr.. Alderman as president Of the Virginia
University Friday.
Normal College faculty when made presi-
dent of the North Carolina University.
RAILROAD RECEIVER.
Judge d. Tucker Brooke, Of Norfolk,
representing interests In the Mt. Airy ana
Eastern hallway and Manufacturing
Company, secured an order IN the Federal
Court here this morning, substituting
L. M. Wiley as receiver OF the MI. Airy
and Eastern Railway and Lumber Com
pany and the Mt. Airy Construction
Company, iii place OF w M Tun!s, former
receiver The Tuns Lumber Company
has sold all its interests iii the Mt. Airy
4 Companies to L. M. Wiley, who, with
the Southern Railway Company, IS m
sterested as creditors and promoters. Inc
Tuns Company was also q large credl-
tor, but has been paid off, and the ina l.
tiers which have been in litigation a long
time are thus considered as settled ca sat's-
factorlly to all parties concerned.
The Federal Court, which has been IN
session nearly two weeks, will probably
adjourn tomorrow upon the termination
Of trials on the criminal docket Only
one case was tried this morning-that
against viii Cody Of Randolph county,
for blockading The Jury is out Win
the case.
Judge Boyd announced this morning
that a special tern, Of the Circuit Court
would begin here Tuesday. April 25th,
for the trial Of civil causes.
DIsTlLLER1ESb CAPTURa RED.
Revenue Agent Chapman received m n
formation last night from one Of ms
deputies in South Carolina that q rulu
rad been made yesterday morning IN the
southwestern section OF the State, and
ave blockade distllleries captured IN
bunch.
Another special tax school district was
added to the many already In Guilford
county, when Monticello District, IN an
election Yesterday, voted a special tax
nv a large majority. This makes twenty
seven such districts in the county, which
also has now fifteen graded and his = n
schools. 1,
4 The Christian Advocate Publishing
Company has purchased line 10y o.
Judge Adams on East Castor street, pay pay
ING 81. ESQ therefor At a meeting Of the
directors It was decided to purchase the
lot, and by next year erect an up-to-
date publishing%house building ofNbrlck
The Advocated sthe official representa-
tive of the Western North Carolina con
ference OF the NJ. F.. Church, and under
the editorial and business management
OF Rev. D. H. Blair Is prospecting ana
advancing In growth and influence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Sighted Iceb:ergs.
.(By Associated Press.)

LIVERPOOL, April 12.-The British
steamer Mi hlgan, which has arrived : he; :! 6
from Boston, reports that April - IN y,
sghter thirty-seven large icehergs ana
a heavy pack of field Ice SO dense th ina,
she was compelled TO steam twenty-se y, 8,
miles southwark along the western edsc
before gaining open water.
a The White Star Line steamer Teutenic,
which arrived at Queenstown to-day, IRON on
}icehergs IS April s. between latitude y,
north, longitude 40. west, and latitude Il
north longitude As. west. Is U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SWALLOWED TEETH. I.
Well Known Sculptor Saved by
Rare Operation.
{. Especial to The Times DIspatch,) 4

E ~ Especial to The Times Dlspatch,) EMO
NEW YORK. April IL. Charles H., Me
haus, the we'll known sculptor. Is slowly
recovering at the Polycllnic Hospital, IN
East Thirty.fourth Street from r1, the = e :
alive and on the high road TO recovery.
is duo to a rare and mastarly operation.
six weeks ago Mr.. Niehntls, N q. m {
and the wide rubber plate to which they
were attached. Mr.. Niehaus. reached "
York nearer dead than ALIVE late last t
Poiyclinic Hospital. That afternoon, Or.
John sA.I Wyeth performed an operatio n,
successfully removing the false teeth &c,
FAR far down behind the breast bone '4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
OFFICER ROBBED.
Tramps Overwhelm Him on Top
Of a Freight Car.

Especial to The Times -Dspatch)
SPENCER, N. c., April 12.-Otticer =.
w. Davis. night watchman for me
Southern Railway at this place, was held
up and robbed by three tramps sl as,
night, who secured s27 in money and the
pistol with which he was armed
The trannps We're; on top of an outgoing
freight, when discovered by the officer,
who ordered them down. at the same
time mounting the car himself 20 put
them off, Instead Of leaving the tram.
the tramps threw Mr.. Davis down on
TOP OF a car, robbed him, and under cover
Of his own pistol, wrenched from ms MS
hands. carried the off cer TO- Lexlngtoh'
eighteen miles distant, where the high
waynen escaped. siaSaae ts,
Special Detective Haney, is now at works
on the case. The preparation OF the
deed caused sensation here and at e Lex .s:;
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
& NEW GRADED SCHOOL.
Henderson Is to Issue Twenty
Thousand Dollars in Bonds.

III Especial to The Times -Dispatch)
s. HENDERSON. N. c., April 12.-The
election was held here yesterday - de-
eide whether $4,000 In bonds should be
issued TO erect new buildings for the
graded school: 1t was carried by an
overwhelming majority, only six persons
voting against 1t.
While Mrs James Finch, an aged lady
OF Graystone was being driven through
here the horse became frightened and
began TO run, The lady was thrown from
the buggy and received two kicks In the
face. injuring her seriously.
Several members of prominent fami-
lies have and others are contemplating,
removing to Madison, Wis, among whom
arc Captain ]. b. Shaw and family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
NATIONAL; ASSOCIATION OF MANU-.
~ fracture S,IATLANTA, GAr

on account OF above occasion, the
Southern Railway will have on sale
3ianta,g and return, at very low rates.
Tickets Ticket on sale May 14th and 18th, with
1 final return limit May Goth. Final limit
may be extended to June 16th son pa y
S rn az fifty (bO) cents, Rate from Rich
imond h slb.7b for the round;trlp. The
lanta' and runs two through trains daily,
For information apply to nearest ticket
agent OF Southern Railway or to- Rich
a,nond Ira nsfer Company or . !, 7, 1,
n "A Y "a. CIV. WESTBURY,
d. p, A. pooo East Main Street, Richmond,
Va tFSS$ s /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
FOUND WIFE REMARKED
But This Enoch Arden Stayed
Husband No. 2 Leaves.
!, (sn,ec,al "a THE Times nispa tch.)

ESSEN, CONN., April s12, Charles
and Was supposed to be dead has re;
turned to find This wife married again ana
With four children. After N waiting ..s.S
years for her husband to RETURN ETY. ME- N I;
ware eating supper Saturday evening
when the Supposed dead man wake q IN
them =, I'D a u yacate Cd tie premises
and WITH the two oldest OF his children.
left town. Hyatt, who. so far as KNOWN
has refused to tell OF Ills VIII rea oouts
during the last twelve years.is again tEe
head of the household. a. 3. Ss3. 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Takes Entire Output.
Especial to The Times ispatc

y -7--- ISTWc1HT To Tie
Il NEW YORK. April l2,-TThes United States
Steel Corporation has closed son.ract With
take entire coke, output Of the latter for. a
series of years. The Pittsburg Goa Company
reduces about 100000 tons OF coke q year.
the purchase of ali the coal the Steel Corpo-
ration will need from outside sources for the
next TWENTY-FIVE years from Plttsburg Coal
Company, Iag&sft5 ss4 5ieiis F,ft ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Increase in Stock,

Especial tosThe Times Dispatch) " N
NEW YORK, April PA special meeting
of the stockholders Of the Dis Four will be
held in Cincinnati on May 3lst for the purpose
OF authorizing an Increase in stock, E
1t is understood that most of the money
derived in the increase OF the capital stock
will be used for completing the company's line
into Chicago, and giving II Its own line Of re-
frigerator cars Plans for the proposed ex-
tension from Danylle i:.to Chicago are we'll
advanced. way #ssa f. l74 atl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Graham Denies Rumor.

Especial to The Times DspatohD
NEW YORK, April l2.--President Graham,
If the American Can COMPANY, says; 1.-THE re-
lort that ] Will resign as president OF Amer
can Can. and that am selling my stock
8 so absurd and baseless as TO be hardly
North denial. ] have not the slightest nten-
ion of resigning ana my holdings Of Can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Change Of Venue for Hoch,I
, ..a16 IHY Associated Press.l y. n =

CHICAGO, tII,I., April IA change OF
venue was granted t9 JIohann Hoch tie
b;ss nase VAS called for trial the defense
pr iS "a petition alleging It to be, inns
ppossjble to secure a fair trial before Tier
Judge Tuley or Judge barn vs. "A 4, fregsfe Y
Was granted. April l9 was set as the
date Tor Hoch's trial. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Theatres Controlled.

The list OF theatres announced as url-5
der control ofFthe parties to the agree
nlent, ana which was to be supplemented
by any theatres subsequently, passing
under control of any fsthc parties in the
next five yearsgis as follows: y IA il
knickerbocker Theatre. New York;
Hollis Theatre. Boston; Colonial Thea
ire, Boston; Boston Museum. Boston;
Providence Opera House, Providencc;
Chestnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia;
Chestnut Street Opera House, p iladell-s
phia; Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia;
People Theatre. Philadelphia Academy
of Music, Baltimore; Ford's Opera House.
baltimore; ~ National Theatre, Washing
ton; Columbia Theatre. washington; AZ
win Theatre, PIttsburg; Euclid Avenue
Opera House. Cleveland: Grand Opera
House, Cncinnati; MacAuley's Theatre
Louisville; Olympic Theatre, ST Louis
Century Theatre. st. Louis; Powers's
Theatre; Chcago Illnois Theatre. Chi.
cago; Grand Southern Theatre, Column
bus; Victoria Theatre, Dayton; Yalen-
tine Theatre. Toledo; English G opera
House, Indiana polls; Star Theatre, Buff
falo; Princess Theatre: Toronto; Boyd's
Theatre, Omaha; Broadwa Theatre.
Denver: TABOR Grand Opera House, Den
yer: Columbia Theatre. San Il Fra ncisco;
Tulane Theatre, New Orleans. 5sI.i
81 =
Defining the Boycott.
s;S.'AlI Of which" the agreement con-
Etinues, "shall be booked with attractions
in conjunction with each other; thu t Is
:. to say no attractions shall be booked In.
any OF the. said theatres or. places Of
amusement Cor in any which may be. here
after acquired as aforesaid) which will
insist in playing an opposition theatre or
place OF amusement in any of the cities
above named Cor any which may here
after come under this agreemenD. unless
the party hereto having the theatre or
place Of amusement in said competition,
Spoint shall give his or their consent In
writing to permit said attractions to- play
In sthe opposition theatre or place OF
amusement, III
&. An agreement to pool all profits Is set
outEin the fourth clause Of the nstru-'
ment, and Of the net profits 1t is stipu--.
lated Messrs. Hayman, Frohman.e 1<law
and Erlanger shall receive 20 per cent;
and the 'frm of Nixon and Zimmerman
E Is per- cent. from all the thea tres enll-s
merated. Nixon & Zimmerman In re-
turn are to turn over from 80 ID to 50
per cent. of the net profits Of the theatres
owned by them in Pittsburg, Philadel-
Hphia and Baltimore. Klaw and Erlanger
are given control Of all bookings while
Nixon and Zimmerman are. designated as
the holding REPRESENTATIVES,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
/. MERGER DELAYED.
Believed That Negotiations Are
Again in Allegiance.

Especial to The Times. DlspatchD
NEW YORK, April 12.--1ndications are That
the negotiations for the merger of the southern
iron properties will be held IN allegiance for
some time to come. After nit tending q number
negotiations we're discussed, President Mnben.
of the sloss- Sheffield Company has gone South
to- Inspect the properties Of the company
several directors have accompanied him on
no ri : ! ]
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Paid for Funeral; Shot Himself.
II fsnecal ia The Times plspatch.) ~

wlLMINGToN DEtY A, April !. l 2 i;,, Az
local hotel Mils 9f oc RS Y6lak s az e.
ySesterday afternoon and sent bullet
into his brain, Before medical aid could
be summoned TO- him the man n was 9, s 81
There is Slmost nothing known Of the
man who took himself on IN TINS dellpeefi-
ate way, lsals3Istf iP5t 8st 8.4 W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
4 GATES PEOPLE WAITING G..
Will Make Demonstration When
Proper M o1nent Arrives.

IN Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
81 NEW YORK, April -. a demonstration Of
power is daily expected from the Gates pool.
which now holds options on 90, 900. 900 bushels
OF May wheat. The members Of the pool yes
sterday- liquidatcd about Is 900 shares Of their
stock. market holdings and nre now thought
to be Tree to take up the fight when the pro-
ptlous moment comes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Enormous Transactions in Union
Pacific.
Special to The Times lspate

nm Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) ~
~ NEW YORK April AZ The amount OF
Union Pacific convertible bonds exchanged for
stock on April nth was 100000 The total
outstanding sl5l5i3900. Cd A{
e The enormous transactions In Union Pacific
stock since January lst include a grand total
Of 1O776o0l shares; that many shares have
changed hands in three months and eleven
days III, Is
This means in effect that control OF property
has practically been sold hbt1b eight times
within three months period. i,ii5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Richnonders in New York.

Ispeelal % The Times, DlspalchO
NEW YORK, April l2-runion Square. ], o.
Morris; Imperial, ], s. Richwine: Hoffman, ".
+, Mayo: Aston, J,sG, RichMinei Breslln, II.
$ Bertlck and wife; Herald Square, a. !.
Battle. Jrt; Marlborough. w. II. Adams and
lllx Wy W. Wy lIstH. - L-i-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE, AT
81 LANTA, GAu REDUCED RATES
Z. VIA SEARQARpa AIR LINE. ~ p

8 ATLANTA, G Al nd return, account of
sAnti,Tuberculosis League, Atlanta, Ca
t Tie seaboard viii sellireduced rate tickets
ia Atlanta and return oH the certificate
plan, certificates will only be validated
Is delegates actually attending this meet
Ing and Is notSa open rate,s Meeting.
opens Monday, April II Ia. The seaboafd
has two daily. trains In each direction
between Richmond and Atlanta, with
pullman sleeping cars, coaches'Ea ana sea,
hoard cafe cars. which are maintained
al the highest degree of excellence, For.
further informat ton as to rates, Pull
man reservation and all Information. call
Z - 8 w. Al,iTAYLoR,
City Ticket Agent.
II. IS. Lizard,
District Passepg A gent.
H SO East Main Street, t.g N \ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Killed on the Track.

| Especial to The mes-Dispatch0
ASEIEVILLE N c., April 12,-F>rank
J. M. English e. Comp any's lumber yard.
near the Southern Railway. Station. was
run over, bya switching engine last even
ing. Both his legs We're cut off and he
T died four hours later. &