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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15

steaSn a No spring wheat, S5!sas7c.; No; 81
s9Gs7c. No. red si1sepssc No.. rs! corn a,e'
white ss5n 5Isoisc,: No. 8 white. e9d3la4c. NO
2 rye. 7lft3sc. Good feeding barley s7qssc;;
fair to choice mailing ied!c No 10 nans :, hy
seed sseO Mess Ilork, Per barrel, sls 5al3 s7ls
lard, per 100 pounds. '697; short RIBS sides ln,
Ntosel. s7l?..aT25 short clear sizes "a
s7NT leis. lNhiskcy, basis OF hish Wihg ~ S ~
Clover, contract grade, s3NB2. Bu ,NlIsr,T
Firm: creameries l7Gpsc; da,ries, 9 Ie,,.er
Cheese-Steady at l39l3Nc Esss-rseF % 3 .
at mark, cases included lln-3c,i nTsss - y,
prime flrsts 26c; extras, sc.
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DRY Cooirs MARKET.

& NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE dry goods market
to-day was active. and although buyers In
many Instances were not willing to place orders
for very late delivery. yet,the strong situa-
ton with reference to deliveries made many
al.xious TO secure goods to cover, their REQUIRE
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Dispensary Sales,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
HENDERSON, N. C., November l4,-yrhe
sales of the Henderson dlspensary from
the first of January to the tirst of Sep-
tember 1905, aggregated $4,000.
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1 Luncheon At st. lanes.

be held at ST. James Episcopal Church
to-day will not be given until the. first
Wednesday in December. On that date
q luncheon will be served by the ladies,
and Christmas cake will be on SALE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
LOW RATE WINTER TOURISTS TICK
ETS, VIA HSOuTHERN RAILWAY.u a

ETs, VIA nsouTHERN RAILWAY"
Now on sale to all Resort Points In the
South and Southwest, Fast and frequent
schedules. Elegant equipment: unsur-
passed dining car service,
Detailed information furnished by any
Southern AZ Railway agent, Richmond
Transfer Co., or G. w Westbury, d. r..
A., Richmond, va.
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Home For Incurables.

A call Meeting or the board of munasers
OF tho Virginia Home for lncurables Will
he held tomorrow morning at II O'Clock,
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MIR. Knight AWAY,

Postmaster Wray II. Knight is spend
Ing q few days in Nottoway county. on u
little bunting trip, He will return here
Saturday.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG. PEANUT, MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov 14.-PEANUTS
Spanish-Markel steady Mt 95c per bushel
with good demand: receipts light Nirginias-
Market steady at 3Ac for fancy stock: machine
picked. gAQSc.; Smelling stock. v a2Ac.; re-
CENTS light. &asfs 3fs7{s5s.f sssty sfY4
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS IN THE
A SOUTHWEST, AccoUNT MELLOW s
FEVER, NOW REMOVED, land
5a SERVICE ERESUMEDtAS

SEHVIS6 sNESOm ~
HERETOFORE.
The Seaboard takes pleasure in an
nouncing that qtnran tine regulations for
merly in effect through the Southwest
have now practically all been withdrawn,
and passengers may again be ticketed via
scaboard through either Memphis or New
Orleans to Southwestern points. The Sea-
board has now double daily service be-,
tween Richmond and Birmingham, max
Ing tho fastest time between these points,
with through train service. New line
from Atlanta to Birmingham, with heavy
steel rails and magnificent roadbed; short.
est line between these points.
For all information as to rates, tickets
or Pullman reservations, call on any Sea-
board agent, RICHMOND Transfer Com
pany,S or
II. s. Lizard. w. NJ. TAYLOR,
IA Dist. Pass. Agt. City Ticket Agt.
WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA. THE,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
ifSg RAILROAD. ga
Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts, via, the
"A tlantic Coast Line. This line Is the
Shortest, quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
1 It offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily.
Full informa ton. apply to agents Of the
'7s e. s. CAMPBELL, D. P. A.
SBa5. 4jsats 81 III Richmond. Va.
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REDUCED RATE TO COLUMBIA, s. G,
ACCOUNTS OF NORTH CAROLINA
PINE AND LUMBER ASsoclA-
TION, IVA SEAB GARD AIR
LINE RAlLWA'

LINE RAILWAY.
The SEIABOARD oegs TO announce rate
Of one and one third fares for round trip
TO Columbia, account Of the above meet
ing, to be hsld In Columbia on November
Is, 1905. The SI1ABOARD offers tho only
direct route from Richmond and vicinity
to Columbia, running two daily trains in
each direction. without change both
trains having through coaches and Pull
man sleeplng cars. For all Information,
call on any sEABoARp agent or the
undersigned. a
II. S, Lizard, w. M. TAYLOR,
d. II. A.. Phone 406, G, ", A.
$40 East Main Street.
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE-
SORTS VIA sEARoARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT
LIN IL.

Round-trip winter tourist rates are
now on sale by all Seabonrd agents to
winter resorts mt greatly reduced rates
via the seabourd Air Line. The Sea-
board Is the shortest line to Florida by
many miles, and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules: service unsur-
passed. Two daily trains running to
Florida without change. The only d.
rect line to Camden, Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts.
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any Seaboard agent,
Rlchmbnd Transfer Company or to
Fl. s, Lizard, w. NJ TAYLOR
dat. Pass. Agt, City Ticket ACT.
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N ACKNOWLEDGMENT
azgSsz;1HaMHg
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
october l-19os.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 A.. .M,---.NOrp OI-iA 1-tAll il.l, "a ArLNca
Nortolh ll:Zv a. Al, stops onty az PstessDtsS.
s:VS 4 M-sI LOUIS AND CHICAGO E2s-7
PRESS. Parior Car. Broi.er SERVICE. Pstersouts
to Lluuhburg and Roanoke Pullman Sleepeta
RoanSk. to co.unbus. H!uehed to Cincinnati.
a,so roanoke TO Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Memphis Cafe Dining Car Roanoke TO VIII
Ip.iS p. M.-RoANOKE EXPRESS. For
Earinylle, Lynuhburg and Rennoke:
s9o 4, NJ, OCEAN SHORE LtMrlEP; AE-
SM ,sa SS vaVar.y ana Suffolk Connects With
staainers 10 boston, Providence. Naw York.
4ss +. M,~For, Norfolk and all stations east
= 10 + KNEW ORLEANS sHoR Or I,
Pullman Seepers Richmond to- Ly1cRbur8 and
Hastoke, Petersburg to Bristol, l.ynahburg 70
fattanooga. Mempnis and New OseaIis,S Gits
's s9so i, M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS Pullman
sleeper, Richmond and Petersburg 10 East
Radtord, and Roanoke to Chicago, Cafe Dining
Car WA, 49,, AZ ,.Gs
and $50 T. NJ
", j, RnyILL, 9, mi, Y a p,s IL.
Gen'l. Pass Aet. plat' fass, hs|
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Cotton, ouct; mddny 1880. gross receipts,
p ,S5h bales; stock, o3s $50 bales.
Total To-day at AL porta-Nct recelpts, 95.a69
Llales; exnors to Great Britain. e,ln3 bales: g
tl'rance, 1855 bales: to the Continent, 9.Sl9
bales; stock, 1,l9c.s G7 bales,
Consolidated Mt all porlF--Net recelpts 100. $50
na'ss; export 70 Great Britain. 4l,42l bnes;
bales Il II ''3'
Total since septefbcr LIST at all ports--Net
Eo74s7 balcs to France ao4-ss5 bales; 10 the
continent, Snt,@ot balcs; toJapan, $3.50 balesi
j NIi9W4 ORLEANS. Nov. 14-cOTrON-Spo
EoSton easier; saes 1,Gc9 hnles. Including GOO
II ,u1nl n, Quotations reduced ac; middlnss
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SEA.BO1ARD.
Am LINE RAILWAY

l-s-lS0o.
TRAINS LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC.
3l0 A. M-Local-For Noflina and Inu.,,c
2:2Ol p M,-Seaboard Fast ila.i,-SayaapAh Z
- I jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham and
oVulnH eSS. .sit a Agt.5sss
1000 p. M.--Seaboard Express-Sa yanna.:, Jack.
sonVile. Atlanta. birmingham and s;outh.i.
west y 4 . :. u.
s:s5 A. M.-From Florida, Atlanta and Sout.l.
1855 :. M.-From Florida. Atlanta ead 6cutra
west
$40 y, Miriam Local Points, Is
Fl. S. Lizard. w. Al. TAYLOR.
Dist. Pass. Agent. City Ticket Aren't
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New jersey Central gen. 6s................. 1914
Northern Pacific l03S
Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1874
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... l0lh
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............ 81
Pennsylvania conv. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 02A
Reading General Is. Observation-Disclosures. lo2h
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 1lS
81 Louis ana san Francisco fg. 4s........ So It
At Louis southwestern con. 4s............. SO
Seaboar I'd Air Line NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S9h
southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5ss
So,, thern Pacific list A. certfcateS........ 81
so,,therr Railway 5s...................... 100
TEXAS and Pacific 1854
Toledo 81 l.. and Western ls........... SIX
i;nion Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 16
f;nion Pacific COW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Tinted States Steel I'd bs...:s.............. Gh
Wabash ........................... 1l5%
WABASH Deb Observation-Disclosures. 7Gss
Western Md 4s...................... S1h
Wheeling and Lake Eric 4s................ 9oN
Wisconsin !, Central Observation-Disclosures. 95M
N. and o. Col. TT. As (offered) ............osH
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U. 8. rcfundlng 2s. registered. ............ Il
U. S. refunding g. Observation-Disclosures. II
U. S. IS. registered ....................... Il
u. S. 3s, coupon. ..............,. II
Y. 3. Old 4s. registered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,
Y. s. Old IH. coupon. Observation-Disclosures. II
y. s. New AZ. registered /:
Y. s.. New Is. coupon. ....g.............. /:
American Tobacco 4s.....................
American Tobacco Gs..............,..... Il
Atchlson general Observation-Disclosures. Il
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures, Il
Ba fillmore md Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
Brooklyn r. I. conv. Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ii
Central OF Georgia Let Inc.. ............
Central OF Georgia 81 Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF. Georgia Sd Observation-Disclosures.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4sk........... II
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures.
Chicago, d. and Quincy new 4s............. II
Chicago r. l. and Pacific r. Il. 4s......
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Dichmond s. Petersburg
TX Electric Railway.

Sts% ssi i y saI-S s sas g #!ss%s
Limited car. 5;ts e n; aa'y foo sNs sySaaiors
s,tr.ses every hour from 5:ss n, ~, 20 l9;S
81. Last car lliio ~. LAtiu tsa sat ~ =.
ri daily, except sunday. .na,ti,. 49,,
All ears from PstersbuFs eoanrot'ns ~
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1LY-BYRI1-#
li4 STREET STATION.
EyFECTIvES SUNDAf,tAl 'RILf 18TH. III
1905 A. MA. G. =. express to aIl points
Sf5s Il South. ip&33 ~ q 4. III
800 A. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:lO P. M.-PetersburE and y. and w. West
500 P.M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. II
s4:l0 p. M.-Goldsboro local.
b;45 r. M.-Petelsourg Local. x
i 1928 p. M.-"Florida and West Indian Lam.
81 tied" to all points south. e I'll
$3.50 P. M.--petefsburs and n, and W. West.
II $50 P. M.-Petersburg Local. 6
n TRAINS ARRIVE INTERCHANGEABLE.
& 4:O7 "A. MITE A. N. 1913 A. M.;.''1o:A
r. M; 7:45 p. M: 59:1s P. n.
Z sExcept3 sunday. ..Sunday only
5T1f'a g. 7S.NCAMBELL. Div. Pass ACT
W, ]. CRAIG. Gen. Pass ACT.
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ID = =. Is richmond,
X. ca fredericksburg q


.assazE,rruHuras.r1ur. Potomac r. r.
iI.,ns Leave 81 Observation-Disclosures.
4:la A. M.--Daily-Byrd 81. Through.
Gas A. lly-Ma!na ii 81. Through 81
&7:& A. M-Week Days-Elba- Ashland Ac-5
$40 4. M.Npa'1y--Byrd S.. Through. Local
70 los noon-Weck Days-Byrd st. Through.
Z 400 P. AI.-Week Days-Byrd St. FraderickA
T$f[E burg Accommodation.
Y6:0S p. M.--Daily--Mains 81. Through.
80 p. N.-Week Days-Elba Ashland H.
sos s. M.@paIIy-Byrd 81. Through
trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
$40 a. M.aA--Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac.
m colnmodat ton. W. lts{ NIL 3ss Ist
$50 A. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. FledricIs-S
n5a q burg ACcofr.up da ton. ~ ~ j gS
4 8 80 A. NJ Dat y--Byrd St. Through.
IA p PM M-s Daily St. Through
+ 6:4S P. M.-Week payS-Elha Ashland Ss &c. Z
7:15 ?, M.-Daily-Byrd 81 Through.
900 P, M.-Dally-Byrd st. Through. Losal I
80 r N -Dally-n1nin st. Through
'8NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or. Parlor Cars 81 e
all above trains. except trains arriving Rtch- 4
mond II so "A. M. week days. and local accom-
modations. ,1s.l
~ !sG's 5 Duke, =. VI. cuLP; ". P. TAYLols.
Genl. Mnn'r.. Asst Gen'l. Man r.. Traf. Nan
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Night Line for Norfolk.
For New York.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'s.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r. 1.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
dence Monday. Thursday and Saturday at q
P. H. Passengers and freight taken for ali
8. Rwy anu N. and w. Rwy. Offices and
No. Sl9 East Main
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. VA. Nov. ~. 100
SALES,

Virginia Ccnturies--i.1l0 at 9slz; 100 at Sex
Bank OF Richmo8d--SO at 124. "a
gsEirgln!l Fire and Narine--4 at 43E-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
Are You Looking to
The Future? # 81

l. Would you like guarantee certain financial rating
tain time?
Would be interested estate
dred the dollar by deposig small Of
few without Interfering with material Of it?
g. Would willing deposit
certain principal few that principal
would become with interest depositsH
Would you provide dowy your daughter payable
the proposition any speculative
feature?
Would like college education your children?
g. Would you like to be guaranteed income for life?
4 Would you like guaranteed at certain year
very substantial increase present after few years
g. Would like protect your your
Are interested protecting your capacity your
tate or family?
An institution with patrons, backed
by sixty of dealing will ALL No out
ideas Goth century century
You can't lose.
Fill blank below if interested mail Kmbro Column
bia, Tenn.
desire information question. Observation-Disclosures.
Name
Address
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
THE Y. Nj CA.
MOVEMENT
THE Boom TEE
MAKES A FINE FINAN-
CIAL REPORT
And Chairman Greenlaw Calls
For a Meeting of the Full
Committee To Further
Press the Work.

For the last two weeks not much has
been doing in the Y. M. G.. A. move
ment, and some were beginning to
think it had gone the way of many a
good enterprise, to the public graveyard.
But Tuesday and Wednesday a little
more canvassing was done, IN addition
to some that had been done before, and
the committee met with such liberal re-
sponses that it was determined to pub
lish the list of subscribers up to the
present-though not a tenth of the
people have yet been seen-just to show
the liberality of those who have been
approached, and to dispel any doubts
and fears as to the success of the move
ment. These subscriptions are for
equipping and maintaining the Associ-
alton for one year; and all subscribers
of $40 and over will have free member
ship the first year. The committee at
first thought they would ask for only
So, 900; but they have found where they
can use another thousand to good adj
vantage, and have decided to raise
$1,000. They think they will have
comparatively little trouble in doing so,
as this movement appeals to every one.
Quite number who have been APP
preached said positively they would
give something, and all they felt able,
ana the committee believe they will.
The committee believe, therefore, that
they practically have 81 500 or more in
sight, though they only report what
has definitely been agreed upon and
signed for, The list reads as follows:
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WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT!
Highest market price paid for Wheat.
Sacks furnished. j. B. ASHTON.
IN THE HANDS OF RECEIVER
A WideIy-KnOwn Chicago Grain
and stock Brokerage Firm IL
Involuntary Bankrupt,

Chicago, June 2S.-Knight, Donnealy
|& Co., one OF the most widely-kno"n
grain and stock brokerage firms in the
west, and of reputed financial stand
ing throughout the business world,
has become involved In involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings in the Unit
ed States district court. Three Pc
titioning creditors with claims
amounting to $4,000 filed q petition
before Judge Lands, and Edward G.
Potter was appointed receiver in bonds
Of 500, 900.
The bankruptcy proceedings are be-
lieved to be friendly because of the
presence in court of Attorney Silas H.
Strawn, representing r. H. Donnel'y,
one of the members of the firm. TAS
matter was carried through the coun
hurriedly, and after the proceedings
were completed but little information
could be obtained from those interest,"
ed in the case.
According to the petition for the re-
ceiver, there is $250,000 outstanding
in various kinds of grain, stock and
bond transactions. Attorney Whitney,
for the brokerage firm, declared that
the failure would cause little excite
ment on the Chicago board of trade or
the New York stock exchange. as their
trades are so evenly balanced, the
transactions Of the long side of the
market will, to great extent, Offset
the trades on the short side.
For every transaction made by the
firm." said Mr.. Whitney, ''the Chicago
banks hold collateral, and If the banks
sell out at the present market prices,
money will be gained instead of lost"
The petition for the appointment Of
a receiver sets forth that If an attempt
is not Immediately made to realize or
the $3.50, 900 worth of transactions, the
deals will necessarily have to be closed
out at great sacrifice.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
CHAUFFEUR PLAYS THE FOOL
pa.hes mt Little One to Brighten
Him and brushes Him to
Death.

Philadelphia, June 28.-What eye
witnesses say was q deliberate attempt
by a chauffeur to scare pedestrians re-
suited in the death Of Eldon CARRIER, a
Ave year-old boy. During a concert at
Broad and Susequehana avene, a big
automobile. driven at a high speed.
dashed toward the crowd
Scores Of witnesses assert that as
the machine approached, the driver
steered directly toward the child, with
the evident intention of frightening
him there was evidently miscalcu-
lation, however for before the chaffe-
ur had gained control of the machine
1t had struck the boy.
The automobile driver then put on
all speed and rush j up Broad street,
pursued by two bicycle policemen. The
bluecoats were unable to overtake the
automobile, and gave up the chase
after run of several miles. There
were six persons in the automobile
when the accident occurred.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
EXAMINATION
FOR PAYMASTER
William J. Hine Only Tennes-
sean In The List OF
Applicants.

The Army and Navy Journal has this
notice of the recent examinations of
applicants for assistant paymasteIs of
the United States Army:
THE examination tor assistant pay
masters which has been in progress for
two weeks at the Washington and Mare
Island Navy Yards will probably be
completed on June "a. One thousand
applications were received and from
this number one hundred were desig-
mated and seventy-five appeared tor
examination. The number appearing
for the mental examination was nifty
SIX aud on June % there were between
thirty.five and ferty candidates TAX
ing the examination. The examina-
ton has been of an essentially practi-
cal character, free from catch ques-
tlons and, perhaps, all things consid-
cred, is as sensible and fair list OF
questions as was ever So omitted for
this examination. Announcement of
the successful candidates Will probably
be made some time next week. There
are In the grade OF assistant paymasteI
thirty vacancies up to date.
MI. William j. Hine, of Columbia,
was the only rennessean to take this
examination. He is member OF IN
old and distinguished family, being
great grand nephew of President
James X. Polk. He was educated at
the University of the South.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
He KILLED HIS TORMENTOR
Yardmaster of Chicago Terminal
Shoots and Kills n Switchman
He Had Discharged.

Chicago, June 2S.-Having shot and
Killed Jesse E. Thomson, switchman.
recently discharged from the employ
ment of the Chicago Terminal Railway
Co.; Yardmaster James S. Walsh of
the company telephoned to the police
to remove the body, then gave himself
up Thomson was discharged by
Walsh for alleged neglect of duty. He
had announced his intention, it is said,
of killing Walsh and loitered in the
yards repeating the threat
When Walsh left the yards, Thorn
son followed him and, after taunting
him, hurled a cobblestone Walsh
drew a revolver and fired, killing his
assailant.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
PROPOSITION LOOKS FAIR
IIinois Miners Propose Arbitration
With GOV. Deneen' ms
Arbitrator.

Springfield, ILL.,, June PA proposi-
ton that upon its face is entirely fair,
comes from the executive board OF the
United Mine Workers of Illinois. IL
proposes to submit the question OF the
complications arising out of the pas
sage of the shot firers' act to arbitra-
tion and to make Gov. Den cen the ar
bitrator, whose decision shall be abso-
lutte and final.
II this is not satisfactory to the oper-
ators they offer to submit it to board
of five, two to be selected by each par
" and the fifth to be selected by the
other four.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
YAQUI ARE ON The WARPATH
Az Least . score Of People Butchered
By the Red Mem I'm
Mexico.

Tucson, Ariz., June 2S-At least e
ranchmen and a number CT women and
children. probably numbering, alto
gether, a score, have been butchered
by Yaqui Indians during a raid by the
redskins along the San Miguel river in
the Tres district of Sonora.
A strong party, consisting principal
ly of American Mining men, headed
by Joseph Dewitt, has gone out from
nozo Station to rescue other settlers in
the district where a general ma sa IRE
is threatened. The Indian war party
is said to number about 100.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-30
MORTON SUES FOR Big SUM.
New Head of the Equitable Hires
Expert Accountant.
viii Determine Amounts Due From
Former OHicials-All Perquis-
ties Cut ON.

New York, June 2S.-Paul Morton,
new chairman of the board of directors
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, expects to begin suit in the So
cietys name shortly to recover from
former officials vast sums which he
thinks they secured by questionable
means, directly or indirectly, from its
Golfers.
Price, Warehouse & Co. and Has
kins & Sells, chartered accountants, are
already engaged in an investigation of
the society's books to determine what
sums, If any, have been taken In this
manner. Attorneys Austin G. Fox anc
Wallace MacFarlane have been re-
tanned as special counsel to bring the
suits. The lawyers. have
been instructed to place themselves In
communication with the state insur-
ance department and to act in harmo-
ny with It,
Mr.. Morton Is also taking Aeps to
cut off all perquisites hitherto enjoyed
by officials of the society. ut has been
the rule heretofore" he said.
ito allow each director $25 for each
executive committee meeting, and
these allowances were made, whether
the directors were present or not.
I'm future no director will receive
fee for any meeting which he does not
attend. No officer or employe
who happens also to be director will
be paid at all for attending board meet
ings."
Charles Stewart Smith and MARCEL
lus Hartley Dodge. who were qualified
as Equitable directors by holding Hyde
stock, have placed their designations in
Mr.. Morton's hands. John Jacob Aston
Is reported also to have rendered his