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New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
CURB MARKET TRADING

The market for outside securities was erratir
notably IN number of the lately active shares AZ
times certain stocks showed exceptional strength
under active trading. but realizing sharp reae-
tons generally followed. Generally, however
strong tone maintained Interborough Rapid
Transit the feature. rising more than per cent
but reacting nearly points on the announcement
Of the deal 1t ended with a gain Of "A per cent
Mackay shares improved materially, but likewise
eased off toward the end. In tho final dealings
United Copper was run up points and closed
near the top. Standard Oil advanced nearly 70
points. while fluctuations OF from a point 70 :
points were common in the list There good
inquiry for bonds which held firm
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

based. It Is possible that disbursements this Yea.
viii run between s1400O0.OOO and Sf5ooo0eO0
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN-The proceeds :.
the S51Oc000 sixyear per cent notes. be issuad
when authorized. to the stockholders Of the Kanss
City Southern at % up to 10per OF their hor,
ings, viii be used for the general Improvement n.
the system. The engineers estimates Of the I'm
provements required practically correspond with
the amo6ut OF the note issue. Among items the In.
provenents will include 5000 tons Of s5-pound s.a,
rails The road will be ballasted where necessa-
and terminal facilities will be greatly improved
SLOSS-SHEFFIELD STEEL AND 'FRONT.'.
statement of the Sloss-Shefield Steel and Iron fo
the year ended November 80 shows that the earn
ings for the year, after deducting charges and ~
preferred dividend. amounted to apprOximateIv
per cent the $10.0o0,oGO outstanding conor,o.
stock. comparing with per cent on the sam.
amount Of stock in the preceding year and 1ii
per cent in 1905
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-"Rr,s
streets reports the exports Of grain for the vseE
with comparisons, figures in bushels as follows
Wheat, -four included 4:2 4s2 against 445I62 Iss.
week, 1.0S070S in this week last year sos In ia,
and S,560486 in 1902; from July 7S20s compares
with 3S,7S21S7 last year. So in 1888 and I2sM9
in 1902; corn 30Ss S5s, compared with 34O777s la,
week, 1888 in this week a year ago. s6O54 :,
1903 and 1,502551 in 1902; from July / 32s45 "a
against 13.91S2 in 1904 26S9S351 In 1901 and 82s s
in 1902
RECORD FOR STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT-A
seat on the New-YorIl Stock Exchange has been
sold for $4,000. This is the largest amount eyer
paid in the history Of the Exchange. Wall Stree.
brokers are predicting price Of $100o01 for Stock
Exchange seats.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
IS, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
naercial 75c discount bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight 215c telegraph, &C. Boston-Par. Chi
cago-loc discount. Charleston-Buying, par sell
ing 1-1oc premium. ST. Louis-25c discount bid, 15c
count selling T5c discount. NIinneapolic-SOc pre-
MUM
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges,
S3s5 029 III; balances, $9,o193O5. Philadephia-Ex-
changes SO 56O5SS; balances, &.1108S7. BostonEx-
changes $24 429 49, balances. S1,55l,514. Chicago
Exchanges $40 237, ,565; balances, $619612 Baltimore
Exchanges, Sc, IL, ,28S; balances, S5O3621.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver 651sc- Mexican
silver dollars. SOC. Bar silver closed in London at
so 1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 2Z47; Lisbon. 800.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 1891.
GOVERNMENT neutrality-suspicious. receipts
reported from Washington 1891 402: internal reve-
nue. receipts s04i7S2; miscellaneous receipts S3o752
Receipts the day. s. O56916 expenditures, 81 &c.,
CO., Receipts for the month to date. $40 4s3 $780,
penditures $S $4,000; of receipts. $6553 $780,
Receipts for the fiscal year to date $3.50 98 952 ex
penditures 1892 0E06o4; excess of expenditures, $
oS6, 652
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury debtor
to the Clearing House Sa22,O5s.
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs.
Imports and markets OF drygoods this week.
with comparisons. were as follows:
This week. Last week Last year
Total Imports 49, a1s9sd S2855s d5 ss9s1 555
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
days:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

Quotations for foundry at the II a m. and las
p calls yesterday compare with the final prices
OF Thursday as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
Financial Meetings.
&IinSsor Crust Goupauu

Mutual Afe EEilding Nassau and Cedar Streets.
NeY-York City.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Est Company, Tor The election Of directors and inspect
OF election and for the transaction
business SHAH properly before meeting viii
be held the eowntown Office OF the company Nassau
sd Cdag streets il the Borough OF Manhattan ana City
OK &ew-Eork- wednesday, tbs 10th day o
1904 az u O'Clock The polls viii be open from
u IL 70 2. II
\ GORDON NoRRIB Secretary.
Dsssd NevF-York December q 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at Is
per cent; highest. 16 per cent; lowest per cent;
last loan, 6 per cent; close. 8 per cent: ruling
rate, Il per cent Time money quoted at per
cent for ninety Says to six months. Commercial
paper was quoted at 6&96% per cent for sixty to
ninety days and 51196 per cent for four to six
months.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market closed firm
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
nyHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK

holders Of Fidelity and Casualty Company New
York for the election Of directors election OF inspectors Of
ssd before the meeting Will be held the offices of
the Company Nos eI-4oo Cedar Street. In ths City OF
New York Tuesdsy, the 2nd January 1908 az
10 q clock noon polls open until l2So clock
fHB HTB FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW
RoBT J. HILLAs. vlce-Prez.-seoreta-y.
BRONX CONSUMERS ICE COMPANY
A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of this Company the election Of pirso-
tors for the ensuing year VIII oe E 1924 81
on Tuesday January 9Th. 1905. az 73O p. m.
MARTIN CAFtLSCH sec,y
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

FoREIGN MONEY MARKESI-Catt -s,L.. ilgsc s,.co,n+
- asl@sH per cent Open market olscooIs o. II
L3l so+ short bills s7s@4 per cent; long os S,+
AZ per cent Berlin discount rat se. Ss pSs rsnngs
gerItn exchange on London ~ % sTchange
PaT1S pson % francs 1o14 centinnss Bar gOlo IN
h1.lGe-z %npE1GN SECURITIES. - British oonsois az
-,onsv. gsl; for the account ss1a French i'i''''
francs 60 centirnes.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK.

New York, December 9Th, 1905.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
- Of The Irving National Bank OF New York will be
held It's banking house. No. Hudson Street City OF
New York On the eth cay OF January 1905 at o'clock
A purpose voting the following
the Articles Of Association
bank governing the number Of directors of said bank
RESOLVED that Section of the Articles OF
ton OF The Irving National Bank New be-
hereby amended oy inserting the mot less than
fifteen and not more than twenty-five stoekhodars In
place words 'hfteea stockhoders.
BENJAMIN +. WERNER. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

III, 4a0 Total sales
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
RAILROADS.

.odd lots tM dividend.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

i.s1I.56s Total sales for the day. 'Unlistei.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the IL a. m. and la
D. m. calls yesterday compare with the final prices
OF Thursday a follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Young Man Arrested for Alleged
Criminal Assault.

For a crime talegedtto have been COM.
mitted twelve months ago, William Pat
tcrson, a. young white man of Elcnrico
county will be tried before Squire Lewis
Of Henrlco county, at II o'clock Inns
morning. lie is charged on warrant Win
having used abusive language and at
tempted criminal assault upons Miss Rosa
Crldleton, a. young lady of the county
Tho young man is now out on ball. CON
stable samuels arrested him more thah
a month ago, but has kept his tongue
about the matter, and 1t was only yester-
day the arrest leaked out.
q. Rowsey and W. D. lnge, "hite ,i'lei''
we're fined $3.50 each for lighting py
squire Lewis In Henrtco county yester,
day. They disputed over ball game :, a q ~
settled their disputes with thelr l'sts'
The fines were paid. ,,,ho
Emmett Jones, the negro boy Wno
vas arrested few days ago IN Henrico
cnnntv vas held for the grand jury by
squire Angle yesterday, on inc ch ,1,a,
If breaking and entering several hw V,..
1nps, The pickaninny Is oniy tWe,s s
Years old, and the question mas ar,se.
&c 10 what disposition the grand July
will make Of him.. ,,ra ,yh,
Imther Miller, the young negro wv wv
shot Addie Logan, negro "o.ilnm a. a. :,
dnys ago, Will be given prenl'll1.ui
WEARING before Squire Lewis ms lnu .,,, :,
inp The youth declares that INC s''oot''''
vac accidental. HH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
CARDINAL IN NORTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY.
Distinguished Catholic Prelate
Received Into Association
in Baltimore.
(speclal to The Times Dispntch.)

Especial to INC aIlmeS-LlSpalch.l
BALTIMORE September Ills Emil
nence, James Cardinal Gibbons, head Of
Tho Catholic Church in the United States,
was Tonight received into tho North
Carolina Society of Baltimore as a mem-
Der.
Cardinal Gibbons for years resided IN
North Carolina and was bishop Of that
state He has always had a warm re-
gard for the State and her people, ana
on the occasion Of the annual BANQUET
last January sent by Governor Varied
his greetings to the society
AS a former resident he Tonight APP
piled for admisslon and was received
with enthusiasm.
Another new member received Tonight
was MI. Sylvanns Stokes, well known IN
Virginia as proprietor Of the Monticello
Hotel at Norfolk. Mr.. Stokess now no.
tel on Baltimore Street has just been
completed and will be opened this month.
He has named it for the North Carolina
county in which he was born, Caswell.
The new chief OF tho local weather
bureau and lecturer at Johns Hopkins
University, Dir. Charles II. Won Herman.
is the latest addition to tho large North
Carolina colony In Baltimore. He mas
been for fifteen years head Of the State
weather and crop service at Ralelsh'
N. G.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
ANNUAL REPORT.
Of COTTON |. d CROP /
Secretary Hester Gives Totals
Showing Conditions During
.8 Past Season.
Is, t,roas

(By3Associated Press. ),..ig
Y NEW ORLEANS, September l.-Secfe-
tary HESTER OF @the Cotton Exchanse',
has made publicIthe following leading TO-
tails from his annual report, showing inc
cotton crop Of the past s!anson
Receipts OF the new cotton handled ut
Southern .outports to close of August,
1901 New Orleans, b96 bales, GalVeston on.
Il, SG2. MOBILIZE 034; Savannah, 24,4S3;
Charleston, OPS. Wilming 4eS; NOR
folk, lGO.
Total new cotton growth 1@5-CG n,hrke IT,,
ed In July und August TINS year, io4z9
bales. New cotton marketed July ana
August last year, 70l74S bales.
American cotton crop for Two years.
year ending close Of August:
Forts elpts--l9oi-o5, 1O,a197S2 bales;
10000, 1852, 222 bales. $3.50 40,
Overland to lnills-1sO4-t5, 1,2aS1SS; 1905
OF, 039,943 bales. 49,, az
10000, 1,Dl0262. 4,,u,
Totals-19OiO5, 13,011 40; loo5-oi, lo'll!,al..
Less taken by Southern mills from
ports, 1904 -'O5 4b,5S5 10000, loo'oaa.
Total crops, 1oO4-'O5, 135G5,SSb; 1908
E'04, 10,O11,374
growth Of cottont Of 1oo4-'o5 un thous-
ands OF bales):
Commercial crop Of 1aoAo5, 1866,
Less old crop Of 100000, 200.
Total 1896.
Plus growth of this year, marketed IN
July and August, 1904, 80.
Grown, not marketed, 1908 'o5, 322,4o2.
Total 1868.
M Deduct July and August receipts Of
new cotton, growth of 19O5-'06, 775.
Actual growth Of crop, 1ao4-'05 per
United Stutes Census Bureau, lS6o3.ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
HOW MR.. royal
UNDERSTOOD IT.
Gives His Recollection Of What
Mr.. Younger
Said.
THOUGHT II IMPORTANT
Asked Mr.. Younger to Allow Its
Publication and Finally
Gives Consent.
THOUGHT IT IMPORTANT

Mr.. w. l.. Royal gave out the follow
Ing statement last night In reely TO the.
interview with Mr.. l.. G.. Younger re-
gardIng Mr.. Hancock and the electoral
board:
"Mr. Younger has put the matter in
n light that is totally surpriilng 10 me.
The whole matter came about,thus: Mr..
Bowe put Mr.. Younger on the commit
tee Of fifty. / wrote him to know If
i've would serve. He called me up on
the phone and said he had received my
letter and he wanted to come TO my
office and have Il talk with me. told
him to come on, and he came. lie said
some one at Judson Cunninghhms drug
stored had 'phoned him and asked him J +
he did not know Mr.. Hancock. He re-
piled that he did The person then asked
him to see Mr. Hancock and get him
to have u change made N the election
! officers at ona or the precincts In JET.
ferson Ward, for the reason that they
were unsatisfactory to the voters. He said
he wrote or 'phOned Mr.. Hancock to call
and SEQ him, and Mr.. Hancock did so.
That he told Mr.. Hancock what haa
been said to him and Mr. Hancock re-
plied that he amounted to nothing IN the
Electoral Board and could not 90 any
thing in the matter. VIII not Buy t!itit
these were his words, but that was the
Idea conveyed by the words he used.
+ said to him that was very
important statement, and ! wanted
him to let me make it public. re sala
he did not want any notoliety about
It. but that could give his name TO
the grand jury with statement u
what he had said, After that asked
him IL he would serve on the commute
and he said he would.
Gives It Out.
"The next morning concluded ina
the statement was so important that y
ought to be made public. aTd ! 'phoned
him and asked him to let nd give IT 20
the newspapers. He replied that he did
not want the notorlety Of a newspaper
statement, but to give his name to the
grand jury. then said would tel
the newspaper men that leading pusl-
ness man had made the stat~.ent &c
ms. and he said he had no objection &c
its being put In that way. and, WheI
the newspaper reporters called on me tina
morning, ] gave 1t to them ns II ap
pearcd and just as understood M
| Younger to make the statement 10 me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
NEW MAYOR LAYS
DOWN LAW TO. POLICE u |
Young stainback Taken Home
Without Having Regained
Consciousness.
,ecial to The Times Dlspatch.)

2 Especial TO The times lapa CcT.|
s SUFFOLK, VA!, September l.-Mayor
Bradford Kllby. who, was nducted into
on,co to-day, In an Informal address to
tho police force, told then. that the
police court must hereafter BIO run on
a cash basis, that there should be no
further credits to petit prisoners who
must hereafter pay fines when imposed
or go to jail He also emphasized me I'M
portance of civic cleanliness, SAYING y
was as much an officers duty to arrest =
person who Uttered the Sidewalks az ~
Is to capture criminal
z Mayor Kilby defeated two oppoAsn's,
including the outgoing executive, on
platform standing for the extension "
town limits and improved streets,
Without ever having regained con-
seriousness, w. ID. stalnback, VINO was
found In a forest five miles from mere
wednesday In a camatose state, to-h|s,t
was taken by his father to Weldon. ~
c., his home. .bo
several doctors have examined ~. .no
YOUNG man, but none can diagnos,s' J, tMs
case nor remedy the patients col'u's.s =,
Some have suggested poison or HsgtI M
is Stainbacl has not taken nour1sH'NSNs
nor water for several days \, fine
At a meeting this afternoon " rn IN
Suffolk Chapter, Daughters Of tHe Mas Mas
federacy, Mrs t. r, Harper ana dele,
Anna Mary Riddick We're electeu ban sS,S
pntcs 10 the State CONVENTION ~ MA, 10 !,
n s,,nna and Miss Mary Judith Smlu na as
nhnsen mid OF honor to the sponsor ~
the a Grand Camp of Confederate YeteFs'Ns'
winch Will convene at 'Peterspurs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
DOIlarBO ZOa PhOra Free
We viii send you free request one full size DOLLAR bottle
a The Great Wonan's Remedy. ZOA PHORA

.
brhod a
medy
nwomonMe " g I.
disbursement ghh painful ana
natnrde d 9
yreed
mrswhesd daughter
n1ony we'll
al
without one cent cost 5wy penny o.
s,fozo Pho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
SEVEN NEW CHARTERS
Many Of Them Are Awarded Nor
folk Concerns.

Tho following charters were granted yescr.
1ns r5nep e.
a,id}l reaburcr: bdthof Amherst ca pitul 80, <:
Maximum. sis, 0o0; minimum. $1,000. CbJscts
''i Rounoke Clay thanksgiving COMPANY, Ing.
Principal Office. Roanoke. Ineerporato1s: s. w..
a!son pTss4en1, WIS Ra,t1s Jr a S'c e.
m mfnhSHs ssH 1's o o and PURPOSES
brisk 81 ~ knas re1l a1,ns fs
prnelpai office. Radford IncorPoIators;;. J,
w. Parker. president; William lngles. Vice
president Lc seGrsar syioe Sna !ae a.i
num- $1,000; minimum, 800. objects I ana
purposes: a general Wholesale and rclall NM
erai water business,
office, Roanoke. Ineorpora tors: IVY; G.. Stephen,
son. president; j. d. frshburn, vicc-pres.dsnt
i. ". Goodwin. secretary and treasurer; oS a.!
dn General :sGo real Estate business.
baltimore Union. Inc Principal office. Nor.
folk W. 4 a. Hd6e1 pI lee
secretary. and John Wilson. treasurer AZ o0 g!
minimum 500 ob5eeS ana 5s,ess con
pfjneinai " Office, Norfolk, Va. 1neorporat3rs;
pssNa n4ioh ! oS s. yas:
poses 10 acquire real estate 10 erect hall
Soiok s5awsvys Company Inc PF1spsi
s saMs T n2esasn W windseT r.
, Rodgers. vice president, Baltimore, Nd; H. 8.
Price secretary and treasurer Sort93!k. "a.
capital stock aiaxmun, 'h ~ n'' annera
\ ~, business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
A FINE TEAM.
Horse and Buggy Present to Kan
dolph-Macon Student.
(snecial to Tho Times Dlspatcl,

Especial TO Thc IlmeS- DlSi'ltcl''l III
ASHLAND, VA, September AIRS
]. Bnscom Crcnshaw, who mas neen
spending the summer with the Misses
Crenshaw, left this morning for Balu-
more. where she will join her husband
Aucfa Visiting Baltimore and Atlantic
Cit% she will return TO A(lanla' di'.'
where Professor Crenshaw teaches.
AR. Hal Scott who left here few
DAYS ago to join his wife ut New River.
near Lynchburs, stood the TRIP wen ana
reports himself as feeling better
A fine horse and buggy that was sent
here some days ago and caused much
axcItamcnt among the boys, turns out to
hc for Mr., Carl Brandt, who viii attend
Randolph Macon College the coming SEES
sion Tho outfit was n present 10 the
Young man from his father.
Miss Nellie Gerrond, OF Annapolis, Md,
60 n guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs.S. p. Wiley, on West Clay Street.
Mrs. r. r. Gary, wife of the former
manager of the Henry Clay Inn, was IN
town to- day. She has secured comfort
nble quarters in Richmond, where 'he
family will spend the winter
Mr.. Frank Vaughan, en- route nome
from Europe. stopped few days IN
Nav York to attend to business and
MISC enjoy the sights Of the city,
Roth Mrs. Dolly Carr and her son,
Richard are reported convalescent'
Mrs, Carr is In Brunswick county at the
home of her father, where her son VIII
20 upon leaving the Retreat IN Rlch-
,uond. The report that Miss Slmms,
Mrs. Cars sister, has typhoid fever IS
entirely without foundation.
Mr.. George Merritt Molly has just re-
turned from an extended trip TO Canada.
Miss Bertha Latane, of Tappahan-
rock, is the guest Of Miss Clara,
Miss Louise Mttinger Is spending
some time with Miss Bessie Crown,
Mrs j, pontz Tyler VIII leave In Il
few days with her children for Warm
Springs, Va,
Miss Julia Wesger has left for Wake
field Va, to attend the FoH-Owens
marriage on September 9Th,
AIR. Bruce Wiley, who has been guest
al the home Of Professor Arthur g
Wlghtman, las returned 10 his home II
Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Peudloton is visiting
friends and relatives in Louisa county
The many friends of Miss Bessie Bin
coe will be glad 10 hear that her condi
lion SIS somewhat Improved
Miss Estele llllGit has been ON visi
10 her brother Mr. Ashton Ei'eh 81
West Clay street,
There will be a german at the lienr
Clay Inn Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02

~ given out Until the final Utica tons
Ind been exchanged Ny VIZ ~ ~ t1'sss'S.
az tho two countries u. M,
mn treaty will be cngrossed on tne
,..at,y natcr az the American stttte
Department. ~ peculiarly tihe slunn.s ~
linen parchment paper. Two Oh thc s' a...
srnpicrs Of thesState Department haNe
IVAN SAINT for 20 come here anu 90 the
snrrossing II Is officially stated that
president Roosevelt Will not come !, 10
Portsmouth ID he present at the signing
Of The treaty. ,,,.
M ARRANGEMENTS looking to JOINT
farewell visit to president lNooseVcit
hayo been made or even sugscste q.
\ isaron koinura and M. Witte VIII go
srn,arately to oyster Bay to express
ibnnks On behalf of their respective
countries and Bay goodbye
4 M Syyitte expects to sail Sertein0el
,sth on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. ic mas Is
already Professionally engaged u su''' y.
rooms on that steamer ~. ~
Raron Komura has Professionally on
uarcd cabins OF, q steamer SAILING IT, ~
the Pacific coast September aotll' ~, 10
and his suite expect to leave New aoih
September 18th. ,,,s,o,,s
4, no White Mountains have been prac.
tically abandoned because OF 'aeN -
time. ,,,.,,,. os
Af. White continues to receive llcssus ~,
~ congrnt,,lation from al over lhs PIN. -.
11o reads each one of them anu sfco
directions to his secretaries reear|uli'ie
tho answers to be sent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
DECLARE NEGRO CAN
FARE Better IN S.0UT \
llRy Associated Press.l

DETROIT, MICH, September Elk
tension OF the industrial and business
ed,lcaton~of the negro Is urged IN tho an
nual address Of the National Afro-Amer-.
lean Council to the public, adopted at to-
days session of the convention of the
council Tho address urged the negroes
OF the country to contribute their means
towards further tests of class laws which
operate against the colorod man; urges
Ill negroes to broaden their efforts to-
ward the reduction Of crime by members
OF tho race and touches upon efforts be-
Ing made in some quarters to encourage
the negro to leave tho South for the
North and Its more liberal sentiment to-
ward colored people, saying that climatic
and economic conditions are better for
the negro In the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
MRS. TAGGART ANNOYED
BY GROSS Examination
(By Assoclated Press.)

(By Associated Press) Ua9IaT
WOOSTER,y O., September 1.-The cross
examination OF Mrs. Taggart by Attorney
Sterling, in the Taggart divorce case was
finally concluded to-day. Mrs Taggart
vehemently denied that she had ever had
any correspondence with General Bell or
General Miner, in which she attempted
to have Captain ,raggart court-martialed.
Referring to the charges against her IN
connection with the Summing trip and
French ball In San Francisco, Mrs. rag
CART appeared much annoyed, and sharply
replied: mo, SIR to each of the ques-
tons bearing on that subject
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
TWO CONTESTS UP.
senatorship Fights to Come q
core the State Committee.


senator Bland MassIe. who was ae.
feated for denomination by Mr.. Aupres
., STROBE In the Nineteenth Dl s,, :, a.,
the face OF The returns, writes Chairman
1,iI that he will make a contest,
Mr.. Ellyson has also received the to!..
lowing letter from Chairman Williams. OF
,'At a conference held In this city on
Ane,,st Goth to canvass the returns Tor
for the Thrythlrd District I,i'.o, held eboi on
nan nan OF the Norfolk County Committee,
m and myself we're unable 10 agree as 10
Montague was the regular ., nominee ~nn and
desire TO forma sts - " centrai Commit
tee tat III that body VIM at It's next
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