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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

OF their stores has caused vigorous pros
tests and discussion.
In ORDER TO settle the misunderstanding,
the Mayors letter copies and defines the
disputed law, deciding that stands OF neat
appearance and moderate width may be
allowed in front or stores for the dis
play of fruits vegetables and other goods,
provided that sufficient passage Is AL
ways left open for the free use Of Pc
dcstrinns.' ,s.4t
The ordinance itself provides that nd
'blcycle rack or unsightly box, barrel or
stand, or any other Objectionable obstruc-
ton, OF any kind whatsoever, shall be
permitted on any OF the. sidewalks Of
the city,
Mr. Nj. M. Booth, OF this city has pnr-
chased privately from l. II. Kaufman
and Company, OF Richmond, tho machine
rs, stock and fixtures Of the Southern
Hat Factory, on Old Street It is un-
derstood that Mr.. Booth will continue the
business for the wholesale trade under
the firm name of M. NJ. Booth and Com
tpany. Is.
The Petersburg Medical Faculty at u
special meeting r1ls afternoon, passed
resolutions the death Of DR.. Robert
D. MIlwa!ne. The faculty Will attend
DR.. McIlwalne's funeral tomorrow after
noon At the Second Presbyterian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
RAINS DESTROY WHEAT.
Dogs Kill Turkeys-A Law Need
ed Against Dogs Hunting Alone.
@ iSpecial to The Times Dispntch)

BOWLING GREEN. VA July 1.-THE
continuation OF the rains have injured q
great deal OF wheat. Some have thresll-
I'd and in some instances 1t Is good,
ana some report short. The largest one
is crop Of Mr.. James T. Riehards'
who made twonty-elght bushels for one.
rho Supervisors of Caroline county
laid the levy ut the same rs last year.
and refused to make an additional levy
for schools as requested
Dogs have destroyed q great many tur-
keys for some Of the people IN y, tlll 5
nelghborhood, Mrs 7 G. Moneure haY'hs
lost nineteen half-grown ones.
A great many laws are passed for the
protection of game. but there Is no IAN law
MS ono that would make It compulsory
for owners Of huntlng dogs 70 ,S o 1hem
season. II this evil was corrected, the
country would abound in game. WHY
should dog be allowed to hunt he do o. amy amy
tho land be restricted as to when no
shall hunt2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

years old and over, t61 pounds. Allowance
as by rule to mares and geldings; hnlf-
brecls allowed S pounds; maidens allowed
10 pounds, or non winners in 1905 allowed
Is pounds; gentlemen riders allowed 0
pounds; no horse to carry less than $50
pounds; ; purse, $l95, Of which 1s6 to the
second horse; $3.50 to the third horse. !,
Winner preceding day to&carry 10 pounds
Ienalty-1 Conflicting Evidence" Port
ner Bros; g. palm Room" G. Fl. Smith
3, LA Touralne,3 Portner Bros.
Firth rnce-steeplechnsc; opon to al;
about two niles; pounds B under the
scale; four years old to carry 40 pounds;
five years old, l5i pounds; six years old
and over, 16l pounds; allowance as by rule
TO mares and geldings half-breds allowed
8 pounds; maldens allowed 10 pounds,
4 or non-wlnners In l006, ,allowe4
s pounds; gentlemen riders allowed /. .
pounds; no horse to carry less than $50
pounds; purse, $50, Of which $50 to the
second horse; SIS to the third horse. Wins
ner preceding day to carry 10 pounds
penalty, "Lida Woodlands, G. r.
Hurkamp; q Harry Patton" G, H..
Smith; 8. "Expanslonist," g, II. Hurkamp'
No time. III :, ,,,,,,.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
NEW MESS HALL IA. II !.
Building to Be Only One Story,
But Old Towers Retained.
fspcciall 10 rhe Tlmes-Dlspatth.)

Way rs Special 10 Inc llIIlcs-lIisI 4f54
LEXINGTON, VA, July ll,-General
scott Ship has let the contract for the
erection OF the new mess hall for the
cadets to take the place OF the old one
destroyed by fire. The contractors are
Arnor ana Son, Of Lynchburg, ana tna
building will be completed for use by Oc-
tober 18th. Tho temporary wooden build
Ing will be used until the new one IS
finished The new mess hall Will be only
one story high. and be simple covering
the same ground MS occupied by the old
one. The two towers that stood at The
entrance of the old one Will be rebuff
in the new hall. No new kitchen VIII be
built at present, but the old Will supply
the needs OF the occaslon but II Is an
tlcIpated that d new bakery and COM
mIssa ry building will be built, N Whichi
the kitchen Will also have place
The amount Of taxes collected by Coun-
~ Treasurer S. r. Moore for the past
YEAR are s9Osg1. There is delinauent
list OF sl25. 80, which will BIO placed IN the
hands OF constables, and If not paid the
dogs killed. The amount paid out Tor
sheep killed by dogs during the past year
was s4Os leaving balance OF over Soto,
which. with the previous surplus, now
amounts to &l,49l33 This may either
he applied to schools or roads.
The Lexington volunteer fremen have
elected the following delegates to l1the
annual convention, which meets IN Har-
risonburg Va, August 10th: John Spill
Ian, a. w. Seal. &. a. Rhodes, y. 2.
smith and John L. Henderson, The rae
!, Inc team is practicing three times q week
and doing fine work in their trials,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
New Wagon Mandatory.

Especial to Tho Tmes-Dlspatch.l ,6
EUREKA MILLS, VA, July 14--A
Joint stock company has been organized
at brakes Branch for the manufacture
OF wagons. It Is proposed TO erect an
up-to-date plant and manufacture the
very hest wagons that can be made. The
capital stock will he not less than twenty
thousand dollars, ten thousand of which
has already been subscribed with very
little effort,
AS soon as the wagon plant is In sue
cessful operation the manufactnre OF
buggies will be added
The ultimate success OF tho enterprise
Is assured from the fact that Its offs
GERS and directors have been selected
from the most prominent and successful
business men of the county. Following
ars the officers and directors OF the COM
pany: President, George b. Russell; Vice.
President. Robert w, Payne; Second Vices
President, Captain Norman L. Shaw; Secs
retary and Treasurer, William II. Pettus,
Jr; directors, George b. Russell, Robert
w. Payne, Captain Norman =, Shaw,
William H. Pettus. Jr.. r. Nelson Mor-
gan DR., c. Wiley Tucker, S. Elmer
spaulding. Judge Raylon Green and sYlt-;
liam G. Scott. Il TAI "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
fredericksburg Affairs.
[Snecinl 10 The Times Dlspatc h.)

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
Colonel j, r, Tii.ett, Of MANASSAS, was
here to-day comforting with Colonel, ~ =;
Cole, president of the City Council, ana
Councilman Il, w, Mills, chairman OF me
Public Interest Committee Of the, same
body, With reference TO the, reunion or
Aaosby's men 70 be held In, this city,
Arrangements are now being made for
that event. which promises TO be largely
attended. The time has not been officially
announced, but the maetlng Will preb-
Captain IT, III DeJarnette, of Spo.syl-
vanilla county, candidate for The pohlo-
cratic nomination for the House of Dele
gates from this city and spo!sylyanla
County, who, was paralyzed a few days
ago, is now improving.
store 81 MI. j, Willard Adams and took
$500 In change from the money draw, To-
day young man. who was formerly en-
y Moved in the store, Harry Bra gdon, was
arrested, taken before the Mayor and sent
- u tAs grand Jury,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Crop Drowned Out.
Especial to The Tlmes-D Dispatch.


SMITHS CROSS ROADS, VA, July a.
SMITHS X ROADS, VA, July IL
This section of the county has had the
greatest amount OF rainfall for many
years Crops of tobacco, cotton and pea
nuts arc drowning IN many places. All
bottom lands planted in corn are pre-
dcted to be almost an entire failure.
Roanoke River Is fifteen fcc; ubn;e COM
mon water. and I. is said the rain from
the mountains has not yet reachei here,
Many river farmers fear tborE corn crop
on the bottoms will be entirely DESTROYED
By the overflow. a rain each day for
twelve or fifteen days, and some OF the
old weather prophets predict many more
days, as It commenced on the 4th.
Many large saw mills have located
In this section and 1t will be but a few
years before 1t Will be almost impossible
to purchase timber necessary for build
Ing here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
WILLARD \ | {
MUCH APPLAUSE i | ] |. J |:
His Frank Manner and Speech
Pleased the Farm
crs.
De ENDS LEGISLATIVE RECORD E.
Candidates Find What the Peo-.
pie Want and Then Scramble
to Get It.
fsneclnl u rhe MINES. plapntch.l

tspccinl to The rmcs-D ispntch.) N
sCHRIsTtANsBCRC, VA, july ADO
Jeph +. Willard spoke here to-day ac-
cordlng to appointment, and was greeted
y by an audience that was very gratifying
to Ills friends. He spoke for about an
hour and a half mid held the close tat-l
tcntlon OF his hearers 10 tho end. Ills
speech wds very practical and very force
full and while he dlsclaimed IN the outset
any pretcnsions to oratory, yet more than
once he reached eloquent passages.
In IL very frank manner he gave hls,
record on the sim crow law tracing
Tho bill from It's Introduction TO Its final
s passage, and stated that the amendment,
he offered was to exempt from the opera
ton of tho law d certain electric rail-
way, but the amendment was defeated in
! committee. sb5 s. 5i Aag.
He maintained that his amendment was
proper ono, introduced at the request
Of prominent citizens Of the counties af-l
rected and that he had mo apology to
offer for his conduct in the matter.
Voted Right.
In this connection he asserted that dur
ing the5twelve years he had served III the
Legislatures he did not claim TO have 70
have voted right in every instance, but
he did claim that every vote he gave on
any public question was cast honestly
withgthe lights before hin.nnd free from
any Influence from any source whatever
He asked his audience 70 support M
II what he stood for commended Itself
10 them, and then proceeded to discuss
\ the Improvement OF the educational facll-
tiles, good roads, advocating the work
ing OF convIcts and jail criminals on them,
tho Importance OF inducing the better
class from the West TO settle In the State.
and an up to date, modern system OF
auditing the receipts and disbursements
OF public moneys
Apt Illustrations.
In discussing these points the sneaker
,punctuntcd his address with apt illus1ra-
tons whic Invent to the hearts Of his
farmer hearers, and frequently evoked
applause. In outlining his platform, he
said that he had been accused In a
plea SAINT way by his competitors with
stealing theirs.
He referred TO his letter of announce
mcut, which would speak for itself, but
ndded that his experience led him to
believe and say that al the candidates
we're striving TO find out what the peo-
bio wanted and then there was a rush
and scramble to get in the wagon first.
Tho reception accorded him was hearty
and sincere. and both by his speech ana
manner Of mnglIng with the PEOPLE he
Impressed himself In way that has
given his friends encouragement and
good measure Of confidence. sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
CONDUIT WORK,
Arrangement for New Telephone
system at Lynchburg.

(SpecInl to The Timos-DlsPHIGlN1 .,,
LYNCHBURG, VA July 14 -: e. w naW
OF constructing tho conau ~ h .ny His
seeph by th ssS sou'he Bell eephone ana
Photograph Company is nearly co nn,n,a
two or three days work more hai ~ 9 ha
ducts ready for The cables, The COMPANY
IS expendlng 100000 on q new sysle ~
here, which viii include a costly eSfhannEEe o
building and underground wires " We !!
The Seventh Day Adventist Church ., OF
.I.ynchburg, lis conducting a series OF re-
yyal meetings n ten. tn n1u Meek Ses II
dential sections Of the city. Tho meetings
arc Well attended on fair evenings. /, !, q,
A new telephone. line has been comp 9. e,
from Bedford City to Biz lslaha,. mus
lions with this city. The line has q num-
Der of intermediate stations between Bel
ford city and Big Island,
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result OF their efforts Is even more tam
gible. Larger quarters have bcn0ne
necessity, and Messrs. Taylor and Brown
have heen fortunate enough 10 ind what
they need in the building nearly opposite
their present store, No. 0l3 East Main
street now occupied BY the Southern
Express Company. This large structure
will be rcmodeed and handsomely fur
.nlshed in time for occupancy by septcm-.
Der 18th next When the Richmond people
are admitted TO tho new store they Will
see " business house which will be a
credit to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
HEAVY PROTESTS
FR0MM.E.R|:.C| |: | ] !
Mayor Jones Literally Defines
the Obstruction Ordi-
nance.
SLIGHTLY ONES MAY REMAIN E! 1.
Southern Hat Factory Changes
Hands TributcSto DR..
Mc1lWainc.
(special 10 Thc rim cs- Dispatch.)

Especial to The ,rimes-D ispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, July H.-ln let.
ter to CHIEF Of Police Ragland dated to-
day, Mayor Jones defines his interprcta-
ton OF the much discussed city law
known as the obstruction ordinance
which was passed by the Council several
years ago, but, according to special in
structions. has recently been enforced
by the police With unusual strlctness.
The ordinance forbids the blocking OF
the sidewalks by Objectionable obstruc-
tons OF any kind and its recent rigid
among the merchants OF tho
city In the matter OF show cases In front
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
A Free Trip
D New Yor|
rbo dispatch summer outings Contest vii close Saturday

The Summer outings
There viii b fourteen first prize trips
Mountain Lake Hotel at Mountain Lake. va. rhe
ot Springs Hotel at Mt Elliott Val The Ocean
Hotel View Buckroo Beach Hotel at Bncko and The
Princess trip Of two
York city With headquarters at the New Grand Hotel at
first and Broadway. y@
will be awarded to one Of the parties who fa to win one o. ne
named trip known the Consolation Prize trip and
thousand votes
to their d
too late to enter the contest for with Just little effort prop
the three thousand votes be secured
Each party composed the privilege OF
them thus making up
d party Of three ladies. S.s8s
The For subscriptions
going BY mali two votes
nwa
paid subscriptions renewal s suspion for any
person mailing list and Il the ia not
time the order Is received the subscription VIII %
subscription for the paper to be by n
order will entie the suer
the paid
will ne the subscriber TO two votes for each one cent q
new subscription that
is not delivered Times Dispatch carrier
subscriptions Will be
certificates 5sa## s#<8 S 52s 8x8s S$s
TO be the three thousand votes
enter % p da and b. nail Viii
allowing three votes
cent pad for same other editions produce
+ YOU I've II Richmond Of
the Outing Tours Contest who VIII gady supply
consolation prize party one that h abso
uey in the contest 8@.
Remember that lady in
the state wholly efforts
for he support, eligible enter the contest
Simply Outing
pooffice and residence; also that
with business addresses and then go to work
the three 58S 8$s4
this most delightful trip
New York magnificent Hotel with
from Richmond and and board and
the hotel while in New York prize worth
matter of Just day less in which o take
be 4 Il Il 85 4 III a.3
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An,icable Adjustment,
-lsnenlal 1n rhe Times.plspatch

(spec,al 10 The Times Dispatch.) Id
WINCHESTER, VA July A-Third
Vice President George l.. Potter, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and other
officials were at strasburg, Shenandoah
county, to-day, comforting with the mu-
nicipal authorities regarding the latters
proposed legal steps to compel the rail-
road company to run It's trains into the
town Of Strasburg, instead of stopping at
the junction, as It has for many years
In violation Of Its charter.
4 ut is said that an amlcable agreement
will be reached. W
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success follows intelligent and we'll d.
rcctcd perseverance,. That this Is true
mono the less III the shoe business than
In other lines of trade and endcavor has
been striklngly illustrated In this city
BY cssrs J.&Tentoh Taylor and Charles
A.. Brown. comprising; the flrm OF Taylor
and Brown. About fourteen years aao
these enterprsng gentlemen began "a
retail shoe business, and by Industry,
courtesy and prompt attendance upon
the wants of the trade have won for
themselves an enviable position In the
estimation Of the community. Another
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
.DISFlCuRINC. ULCER,
People Looked 1t Hsf Ii Am,1sneat.
pisnsslssa lasutlbl.. f,cl Nou
clsit Is Ever. 81.
THANKS GOD FOR CUrlcuRA.

Mrs. P. rlackett, Of 400 Var Buren,
ST. Brooklyn, n. ", says: ! wish
to give thanks for the triatvelo us cure
Of my mother BY Cuticura. she had
severe Ulcer, which physiciats had
pronounced incurable. II was a ter.
rible Disagreement, ard people.
would sla1d in Amusement and look
after her. After there was no 3 ope
from doctors she began using Cnti.
cura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, ana
now thank God. che 10 completely
cured, and her face 10 as smooth and
clear as ever. = VI <. XII Al ii ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
State Senate, was on hand and seemed
very hopeful Of his success 4.

State Senate, was on hand ana seemed
very hopeful Of his success x
meeting Of the county Democrats was
called. Mr.. r. 7. Southall was elected
secretary The candidates for clerk wero
assessed SIS, the candidates to notify tho
county chairman not later shan tho
Goth Of July. Tho Judges and clerks will
BIO paid $3.50 per day. The following were
appointed Judges In tho following pres
cincts:y Wine Creek. w. Il. Woodward,
II, B. Boswell and r. b. Goddin; Gums
5berland Precinct, r. D. Cook. S, T.
sharpley and j. J. Caroline; st, Peters,
w, w, Alexander Robert Parker ana
w. r. Tunstall; Black, S, S. White. q, Z.
Fisher and D. a. Bailey.
County Chairman DR.. L. a, Slater has
called meeting for tho Republicans, to
be held at tho courthouse Friday, July
2lst, for the purpose OF selecting delegates
and alternates to the State convention at
Roanoke. to nominate a candidate for
Governor and State officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
New Kent Election Officers.

(spocial to The 'rimes-Dlspatch)
ROXBURY, VA, July 1.-THE July
term of Circuit Court was held Thurs
day, Judge d. Gardiner Tyler presiding
A large crowd was present
Mr.. Thomas W. Gardner, CANDIDATE FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
A Good Beginning.

The new chief engineer of the canal
has started Off wol!, He begins by taxi
ing q three months Journey 70 the
Philippines, on full ay.--Atoblls Rsstsr
ter. " 4S7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
REMARKED AFTER
TWENTY YEARS.
a Happy Celebration, of . Mr.. and
MRS.. II. Fabcr, OF
Norfolk.
--------.-
The KILLING u: I. j WAS JUSTIFIED S
.Coroner's Jury Sustained Town.
Sergeant il Shooting
58S Mailman.
The KILLING WAS JUSTIFIED
(specIal 10 rho Times Dlspatch.)

afis (Spcclal to rho Tinlcs.D lspAtch)
Il NORFOLK, VA. july t---Rev. DR..
Thomas s. Dunnway, Of Fredericksburg,
8va.,. who for many years has been one
,of the leading Baptist dlvlnes Of Vir-7
ginia, IL hero on q pleasant r1lssiori5
lie officated at the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Fnbcr, OF Norfolk, twenty
years ago, and remarked them tonight
In connection with tho celebration OF
their twentieth wedding anniversary, at
their home All OF those who took part
in the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs Faber
two decades ago took part IN the cele-
bra ton Tonight, 30 far as possible Or
Duna way Is now supplying q pulpit In
Washington, D. CT, to which, city he will
return next week, visiting his relatives
lii this section meanwhile. HAY.
KILLING Justified.
The coroners Jury here to-day justl-
fled Town Sergeant Taylor Of Cape
Charles, in tho shooting OF Wilmore
Robb,[ colored. Rohb was shot In the
neck while armed with knives and Great
ing disturbance and terrorzlng the pas
sengers and tho crew Of the steamer,
Pennsylvania at Cape Charles on Tues
day morning. He came on the boat as
she was leaving to come here, and defied
arrest I'LL shot blythe officer. The
evidence showed, in addition to the terror
the negro caused at the time, that he had
been adjudged insane by a commission
Of lunacy in this city several months
ago, but not being violent he was not
sent to the asylum He had been at
work on the Eastern Shore, aid was
returning TO his home here when the
murderous insanity attacked him, and
he resisted arrest and ran nmuck on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15

SENTENCED FOR vAGRANCY.
Joe Ferguson. aged twenty-five years,
who said he came from Buckingham
county, Va. was in the Police Court
this morning ard sent to jail for ten
days as "a vagrant. Ferguson was found
asleep on pile Of lumber in the marine
district Last night. He appealed for
another chance. bit Justice Simmons said
he could do nothing for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
ooAsTWlsEs TRIPS in sITHE3
Hst5 FL VA, Ak VvORL ~ sfFI&

Richmond to Boston and return, S23.po:
to Providence and return, $2100: includ-&
Miners Transportation Co., from Norfolk.
daily line to New England Tickets on;
sale at @. & O.. and N. 81 w. Ry. i@ Of
fees S19 East Main Street. p. @. Iohr.
Agent, Norfolk. & "A 5s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
90 ON -n1l nNH THE 4
THE DIV&Qv BEST
POPULAR nIL0 ROUTE

TO NORFOEK,8 OCEAN 3VIEW1 AND We
BEACH 7 O.MORROW N si8
$500 round trip to Norfolk and Ocean
View. $t.28 TO Virginia Beach. Quickest
route. Leaves Byrd Street Station $3.50
A. m. The only Sunday outing Train to
the ocean without change Of cars. ,8i4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Buckroe Beach, Old Point,
Ocean View, Norfolk,

800 round trip every Sunday. via 6,
& Q. ~ s.5 4. 1t AT y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
Running Races.

to all, $50 to first horse. SIG to second.
and IS to third-l. monsoon" Robert
Taylor; g. "skymmer." J. A. Hlckman;
0. "Nnn Patterson" J, IT, Lane. Time,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
CALIFORNIA; THREE
CHIEF INDUATRIES

Sacramento. Cal. Nov. ii.--The Dc
ioher hu.iotiu OF the California PRO-
motion committee. just published
treats or the years o,stpui IN three Of
California principal adustries Theii
rtcs re- shows a stcaAl ircrcase over
previous years. shipments 81 fresh
declduous fruits IN a fresh siata, car
load lots. unprecedented Suqr cars. oi
which over q 800 cars have gone for
ward 10 date. That leaves about 1860
cars OF apples. grapes and pears 10 DC
shipped This total Is the largest
ever recorded and exceeds last year :
shipment by over 1900 carr Fruit
growers VIII receive more than 80.
$50 600 of this output, exclusive OF
canned and drided fruits. About $50
cars were also shipped BY express IN
small lots California Will this year
contribute between 40 and 70 per cent
nf all the wine lcgltlmatcly produced
from grapes IN the United States
cost value Of This vintage viii be
about 81, 5000o0. calculating the
grapes A. a paying price 10 the grow
efs. eoopcpage not included, The sell
irg value viii be- about si0.OoO.O00, IN
cludlng cuOpcFaRe. More than ~, 100,
600 salons Of wine and brandy VIII DC
hlpped from California this year.