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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-11
SECRET SOCIETIES

A F. Il A. NJ M.-MILBANK LODGE No 30,
a. Stated meetings at Masonic Hall, on
third Thursday evening of each month. Visiting
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
Aug Anderson, Sec. WILLIAM Ross, w. M /.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-11
The Best is

is always the cheapest no
matter what you are pur-
chasing. | sell furniture
and only the best grades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Make MARKET FOR
BOUGHT STOCKS.
Former Advance Datnpcncd by
Sale Of This Glass Of
Securities. y
SOME ADVANCES MADE.
Stirring Anew Ru,nors in r.: Rail I.
road Deals Strengthens
the Market.
MADE:
Ifg ilTfY
SOME ADVANCES
-. A.,ocintod rress.).

-
NEy YORK, May 2.-Thc character " "
~ taa,,,n,, ,,hirt met tho opening advance
the sclilhs WIZ" VIM ..-.,s a,,cient warn
in prices today carrica g ,ne, MA.
ing that the stocks wh,ch VIZ '9i
ts erotaS ~. ,,,aro ,,cIne DISPOSED
ton IN the markel VIZ 4
4 or again.
i. sen,ned mite evident that the high
.,, ss taon, helned for the purpose
OF making better 'nlarket iors u'sioa ,,,s
Or tnese s ",,,,. sn,, ewhat dampened tho
q class OF se''i's ,,,d,,ood ~ yes-
,er,av.a considerable advance In prices.
rvcn thc conspicuous advances In special
stocks later In tho day did no. se.ss ,, ~
trely restore son,dtensie n ante sns long
list OF effective gains we're shown as a re-
suit OF the days business business, an tae at .irons
points were numerous md dlvers,iieuI. ~.
The conHpicuous advances latc N tn !:
day werc tic result OF a stirring ancw o. o.
the r,ltnors Of deals Tho rev 9. 4, .uis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
ALEXANDER DENIES !.
.CHIA|IR|GIESIhADE BY HYDE L

CIV Associated I,ress.)I

(By Associated Press.) #
"a NEW YORK, May flames W. Alex
ander. president qf the Equitable Lie lie As: AS
,surance Society, in affidavits filed with
Supreme Court Justice Maddox to-day IN
reply to tho petition Of James q. Hyde
for permission to intervene in what are
known as the lord suits, denies nllcga-
tons made by Mr.! Hyde. i$ IA Z. n
Mr.. Alexander says there is no founda-
ton. for charges Of violation Of any
duty as trustee under the trust deco. ~
The heads OF the! insurance departments
OF wisconsin,, Massachusetts, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Now Hampshire VIII meet
5atIthe 10 finan House thursday TO decide tctLt
what action they shall take III $ co mn .
ton with the Equitable Life Assurance
Society controversy. i y. J.
Insurance Commissioner S. =. Folk, OF
Tennessee, q brother Of Governor l,e'
Of Missouri, and Insurance Commissioner
Henry r. Prewitt, of Kentucky, arrived lf
in this city to-day and had a long con- con.
ference with President .Alexandcl ana ans
Deputy Superintendent Hunter. who has IA,
charge of the Investigation being made
BY the Insurance department Of this state stale,
trhey viii meet Mr.. Hyde o-rnorro'W.. vi. f3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
RICHMOND RI Il PRODUCE MARKET.

(correcte ed daily Unless otherwise stated these
-ouotations are Wholesale prices;l
LIVE Winter chickens pei
,o,,nd 15lIsoc.: brollcrs per pound. Zo4oSc;
~ na t'per pound, 1311ic.: ducks, per Ionna.
i.SIlic: turkeys, hens, per pound. log i1E. ;
ti,rkeys gubbisrs. per pound. ozfioc. geese ss,
Ter, head. 500 75c.; guineas. per head. 9c;
I,tiTTER-Choice dairy packed, per locn n
n1Stsic. choice family packe ed, per pouha. 10y
sIc.; store packed, yellow. extra per pou ,,nd
rel hqss yellGs SoSns slaae
: sEGGS-In crates fresh, nearby. dozen, lec. !;
In :, crnte fresh. per dozen. lsc In S95 bar.
I 't esIi; EI...lNEOUslDried peaches, n. 6.
fancy. !. per pound. 13Il4o. peaches. Virg!nia
fancy' per pound, 19gl3c.; peaches unpeeled.
ner bound 4S35c.: apples. fancy, SLICED per
bound a 4dthc.: apples. eynporated, per
.pound' 4a5c. Peas-Blnckeye. No.. ! per bushei.
ti.25ai. %; hlackeye, No. 2. per bushel, t,4e;
bia c. per bushcl. sl40: clay. per bushGl y aDle
Fl 20. Beans Hnndpicked. per bushel. sl.aSG
40: white. mixed. per buahel sllo9Lse .: COL col
orcd, per bushel. sLl59l y
ycas nm Sn per pound. Sasssc.: runners pei
bound. ia5c.; hogs, choice, per pound. ~ Csc
lambs choice, per pound, 010c sheep. choice.
Der pound, Sei4ltc:; beef sAttle GO common 70
brine, a,s d4c.; bulls. per pound, ~ s1dc I.
= = E'I.OUR~Winter superior. 3350I3l6; winter
cxtra al 756p4. "a; winter clears, f5q6 70; win,
Tar 81 might So e5G5.50; winter patent, 5164f
e "a Tl,ckwheat per pound. 2ls l3c. Cornmeai;
citv Sucked. 7o9T2tsc.!; country bolted, sacked.
s.iS d6ss. Milfeed-shipstun. per ton, $2leoV
2.00; bran. fl9. s0G2l 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

But great as is this potential wealth
It's p 9 ,1rnr ae suis
ity OF the South and:tts prominence Nc J, AZ
d cent of wealth and industry is dat
ing from is@h for thera can can,
prosperit than ever befpre Witne Z, lies
nst re eStaansu co sEp
Eare rearfng the first reward Their en-.
5lnrgIng business ma kes Ti1e establish ment
steel Reztay
more and more the product Of certain
destiny, as every day increases he de
2na a rea
merger under some. form or other cam an
mot BY atha spn,a g s y , Gl
tsra.t 81 ply fs ssn
ago 4 merger would have bGena1 IN POS
5sible. "A year from now 1T will do ubtless
be more han areailI invs,t the enfer-
$priso5is the sure index Of It's accompiish,,
fiinent. and capital Is becoming nore anu no
less e9 iip
steel Industry. The market q ppre cha non i.
in the stocks of the steel corporato.l, !, INA "a
moves a hitherto bad influence u!tll
makes more likely a fairs reception, III dor
tine shares OF the new corporation, w i Heii--
ever they shall appear ~. i, /, y. q ],
~ ~ railroad stocks Of Southern rail-
b.r r9 rejects q belief in the permnnence
Of the Souths Growth, which can only pe 2
borne out by attainment or Stne !,
roads themselves make a showing 4@n ar,i
contributes substantially to. tho genera u
&testilnony5of wealth.. and their prosperity
is helping to open the eyes . OF the, rest
snf 5tI,e country to the great grO-wth there.
The FL. louisville ana Nashville Railroad has
for several years earned In gXcess ,ot,teh =
per cent. upon Its stock; ~ he ldiyiInn M
was five per cent, and the &eaTnlnSS #ate
eiantic Coast Line could lease this road. OF
whose stock it owns more than one-halt,
upon a. seven per cent basiss + he Iad van
#tage to the Coast Line would pc ma ternl
Coast Line made 4. bad bargain In its pur.-
4 chase OF louisville and NASHVILLE stock
mt a high price. Now 1t appears to have
been a wise move. ~ =, ~.
by its purchase fsLouiSyllle and Nash
VILE stock and of the Plant system, IN
1902, the, Atlantic Coast Line Jumped into
the front rank among large railroad sys-
tenn From 75G-ml!e I 1a dGS
a lie,ns ii the Southern ei coast tho company
has reached out to the NNest and North.
and has Increased the souths hold upon
facilities which the small, unconnected
railroads could mot previously think OF
o1 Mall Streets kttltude Of doubt and IN,
the bull market In stocks may. cloud FOR
Ia time the future Of Southern properties,
but there are very few who look deeply
Threshold of a considerable expansion
Hence investors arc more inclined to vel
come than to deplorc occasional Opportu-
the enterprise OF the South, whenever the
weakness of the general market allows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
The Produce Market.

Receipts OF everything green md good on
again yesterday except strawberries. These
fell off considerably and II was well enough
that they did, because too many came In the
day before and the commission men needed q
little change TO clean up. They did clean
up and tho fresh berries that came yesterday
sold n little higher. ls3i4. q
{. No vegetables arc coming in from Virginia
points set and all Of the stocks como from
quantities ia iileet tho demand and the slump
in8prces that occurred on Monday hns not yet
been recovered. z &. g Z.
fowls, are still scarce and rule rather high.
EGGS from nearby points are plentiful and are
eat them soft boiled or otherwise,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
STEAM BOATS. s
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TEMPORARY CHANGE IN THE
sCHEDULE OFLrHD OLD DOMINION
S,Ts.CO.S JAMES RIVER STE siERS
@"BERkLEY q AND BRADON, 81 II UN-
MING NIGHTLY jBIITWEIGN RICH
MOND AND %NORFOLK,VA.
Account Of the annual overhaullng OF the
Steamers BERKELEY and BRANDON ,of
the James River Night Line and COM
menclng Thursday, April 9th, and con-
tinuing for n period Of about two weeks,
tho boat for N OItFOaK, VA, will sati
from RICHMOND every morning at $3.50
O'clock Instead OF ! clock In the eYell-
Ing, the night schedule from ri CIMOND
during this period being discontinued. Tho
sailings from NQRFOlt tx to ICIIMONi
Viii be continued on the night schedule,
the boat leaving sNORFO1IIL..at8 o O'clock
each night Instead of 7 o clock the run
Ming schedule being as follows:
Leave Richmond. ....,...,..S:30 "A. NJ. g
Arrive norfolk about,.... $500 r. NJ.
Leave Newport News. 1000 II. M.
Arrive Richmond about. boo "A, NJ.
H All passengers offering can secure reser-
vations at tile Companies CITY Ticket Of
foe, sos East Main Street, or by calling
,fii'hhis change in schedule WILL In no way
effect the booking Of passengers for the
Main Line SHIPS, norfolk to New York,
or the regular receipt and delivery Of
freights. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Tobacco Exchange Opened.

There were two small sales Of loose leaf
tobacco on the warehouse floors yesterday
morning. after which business opened up In
the robacco Eixchange for the season. Nearly
a hundred packages were sampled and eighty
odd OF these were sold, Tho first package
offered was Knocked out TO q, Nv. splcer a.
Con at 81 III
All OF tho buyers We're out In force and
there would have been much llyliere times on
change As'it was. the bidding was spirited
and there WAS considerable activity a. long rs
the songs OF the auct oneers were to be heard
irhe hlghest price attained was ~, and figures
ranged from that down TO S2,b0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
BALTIMORE: TO 0. MAKE MAX
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
J. z. - Z
l1.x Associated Press.l

I BALTIMORE MD. May 2,--AsSa result
Of to-day's municipal election. Baltimore
viii spend an additional 1000, 600 inzpu,p-
lie improvements the loans thas wii lima maR oe
m I'm cnmpuiGn. OF the amount named,
$1,000 600 will be- used to i construct on str
MODERN sewerage system, 2,0000C0 goes
for street paving inthe annex 7, ~ ,t ne
in,nroved system OF parks. The majority
for tho different loans was from Z, GOO 70
il, eco. The new City Council Will be DEM
2ocrntic in both branches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Floods III Texas,

e iIBy Associated Fress.l
sIIoUsToN N, TEN. Mily 2.v-'Ihe Rrazos
FLYER Is flooding the bottom lands s5all
along the valley from Hearn,s south (
Richmond, and rising slowly at tho lat
ter place The water is a foot and a
half deep in the town Of Columbia, near
the mouth. and has spread over ~ CON
siderable area Of farm lando The dam
age IS greatly lessened ny the warming
which enahled farmers 10 Set their stock
out. but the loss to cotton and corn VIII
amount 10 many thousands pr 9 llars,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
SHOT IVIFEANDI]| TURNED ! e.
PISTOL ON HIMSELF v |. !
fBy Associated Press.)

IN - (I3y Assoclntcd TESS. Y
sIsTERsvILLE, W.. A.. MayN2.- 4 Jus
Bolen, thirty-one years old, laborer,
shot and dangerously wounded his wife
and motter-in-lnw Mrs. John Hcslop.
and then shot himself to death to-n.s s!ll
at Paden City, near here. - u q snoo..n y,
,yas tho elimination Of q 1T OF anger ana AM
5icalousy upon Bolen's return after an
absence of a week, when no alleged mis- ls,
conduct on the wife's part. He selzcd
the woman as sho was leaving tho house
aud shot her MS She lay on the ground our ti
Tho woman's mother fled for assistance,
md was shot down by Bolen. Believing sG1lgs
no had killed the two women, no turned
the weapon upon himself and death was =!
instantaneous. Tho two women are e, botnh
in Il serious condition, and Mrs. l.' y
expected to do. IL n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. May p lo fa
CATTLE a1AR1lETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

.sE Richmond, Va. May ., 1905.
Ri There was a fairrun OF cattle on the market
to-day Best steers, 5isa5Ac.; few extra
fine, &C.; medium 10 good. ~ Csc; ileifers; 40
&C.; cows. sMa4,4c.; bulls. a+c.: veal calves.
sei fresh tSS5 hssd e Hsax
5lsc. Light run Of sheep and lambs, Sheep
selling 4a6,sc.; fall lambs. 6dehc.i spring
Prospects ' fair for all kinds Of stock for
next market i 4s5 8
CHICAGO. ILL, May Ee-cATTLE-Receipt s.
$500 head. Market steady. Good to prime
steers. S5GDd6.65; poor to medium, H30Mo 90;
atockers[ and feeders, 81 1865; COWS SaaeS5
s2.ea4:a' calves. ssgS e Hogs1R 3. eseipts;
butchers. s5.15a5.a5; good to choice heavy,
ss.l0G5 S7t rough. heavy. S4.Sog305; light,
s5.d555 80; bulk OF sales, 50. lDGI530. Sheep
ReceiFts, 1900 head. Market steady. Good
to choice wethers. s4.4oI6.0o; fair to choice,
mixed, $s.6ta5. IS; native lambs. sac g. N,
NEW YORK. May -BEEvEs- Receipts.
FOR good b4eves. a. calves-R Receipts. $50 head.
most OF which were held for to-morow's mar
ket; feeling dull for Everything except strictly
prime and choice veals.Y A bunch sof 81 choice
Sveals sold Mt s6;3 no other sales. Dressed
calves In fair demand; city dressed yeals. ca
shc. per pound; fancy, &c. per pound: country
dressed, 6d47,5c. per pound. Sheep and Lambs
crate Inquiry. Choice clipped Western weth-
Jersey spring lambs 1850 per head Hogs
Receipts, zoos head. all for slaughterers ex-
cept few head. Market easier. State and
Pennsylvania hogs quoted at 50. 6ogo.i6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Laredo Well Supplied.

(l3y AssoclateH I'TessJ ~
LAREDO, TEXAS, May 2.--Mayor San
chez. Of this city, has requested that an
be made that no assist taI, &c
fnn IDS received will be returned to the
donors. THE Mayor SAYS. that several
wealthy residents VIII defray the en-
nnmse Of succorlng needy persons. & ts V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
4 H.. rrna.. 1s,, hale.; sale. 20 bales: stock

bales: gross. 1913 bales; sale. % bales; stock
81, Is bales. q " % ns7
bales: export to Great Britain. 1853 baies; NJ y
Japnn. 100 bales; stock, CO. 24l baies. :. o,s
r Consolidated at all ports-Set rcceipt assso
ba les: export to Great BRITAIN 70 s3l paits !, "
the Continent, 64C66 bales to Japan. w pas:s
Total since September LIST AZ a. poT,s,...t \,
receipts $780, $40 bales: export to Irfat ~
oss bnes Z; to France. 694 AZ paiea; ~ cs
Continent 27s2 .s73 bales; to Japan, - -'''
ba les; TO Mexico. Is. Az bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La. May e.-cOTION--.
Tho SPOT cotton market was hrTn: moSeine .ao
restrained BY limited on erings SAFES SAP
la lea Including 100 to arrive and wv l.. e. "
Quotations unchanged. . !, 81. <. ian
Futures opened very quiet at q decline OF ag !
points on disappointing Liverpool and iay9rap 70
weather reports. The crop summary. rea , "
O. clock was generally regarded as puiiish ~, DIV
tho recovery OF q few points was soon 100.
prof. taking by shorts during the coslng nour
OF the session gave prices n ne OF 4st1 po!h,s
In the trading May opened points lower =; ~
rs, declined 10 7S3 and finally recovered !, 70
\ * October opened points down az 1.e ~,
declined to 7.lc and Nnnljy advanced TO s!.hy =,
The market CLOSED firm at about fne rop
Cotton futures steady Nay ioU ~ 81, 70
4sfT7 rs; July. 4s7 Augus., 3 80.
september 4T7.5s october, 594t so; No.e m
her, 7seR7ei: December. cog 20 a ANU :,
7.es17T0. 1f5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., May g-TURPEN-
.TINE-Firm and unchanged; receipts, gs
and So aace rGasp
barrels. Crude Turpent lne--F'rm at $26odptC0
and $3.50; receipts, 30 barrels,
SAVANNAH, GA.,4 May 2.--TURPlSNTINE-
Quiet at 68Nc.: receipts 5G5 cascks; sales, 2i7
casks; shipments, llb casks. Rosin--F Firm; re-
ceipts, l,eis barrels; sales, 109o barrels; Ship
ments ,Oi9 barrels. lff5tiiei at
Z CHARLEsToN, S. c.. May 2.-TURPEN-
TINE AND EROSIN--Nothing doing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Fire in Baltimore.

(By Associated Press.)
Z, RAFTING RE. Md, May 2.--Fireg to-
fnirht totally destroyed the cooperage
plant of Kmbal Tyler z. Company, Y,
southeast corner Of Eighth and, .Gousl.
this city, the damage being placed at
about 1900 only partially covered by
Insurance. tA34t lte5 y75 Itst ~ ~ 5;' tflfaAt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

Neu. lar snv Cent raj per Observation-Disclosures. 1H5
fJort tcrn ,aciii AS 105ls
Sor,hs IN n ,snniIIc 76ss
ff's,f - :. flisSettrn cf,, Is ............ 10lh
Oregon ,hort 1,ina refunding 4s............ a7h
f,ennsvlya min cow 1p1%
Reaana-1 General "a 1924
81 Lofts and iron Mountain con. bs .... llGla
i Sgt9s Z N -pi ,nrisco fg. 4s....... e0A
~ oy,is soa,thwester IN con. 4s............ S2N
Ssa,,oa I'd sirli,ine "A ssh
saufhern pacific as q. q. +. Il. 9Ss
courtroom pa iirray I6s 119
Tcras and PACING lists. ................ 1ash
r,niado 81 ~ md Yves tern 4s,............. 81
I'D ts II b. 4. 80. 1865
FY-nion pacific iconv a.. ..... 122
rs Steel I'd IS &. -. 9tTS
ty;sha N I ats & -. I16 n
yyata SL ISe,, Pm 70
Jvsasern Ma. a. I, Ssh
SvSaHiin- and lake. Erie a. 94Fs
f1visrnrain Central a. 9sla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Bug Kills Boil Weevil.
~ (Ry Assoclntod Press

WACO, TEXAS, May 2.-Charles How
ard. OF the chronological Bureau. Depart
ment Of Agrlcnlt at yashinsto {, :, has a.
been notified Of tho dsciniyery Y Tai ni
f IS destiroy f tho boil Weeyl, The insect
vas found on a plantation near Waco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

points. and shortly after the market Increased
the decline BY Two or three points on the
hear pressure. following lower Liverpool cables,
good wca ther In the belt and heavier receipts
than looked for. After selling Off to about I. ~
for July good bull support developed and
bears. seeing Wall Street brokers with good
5tuying orders. withdrew offerings, allowing
the market to creep up to within or points
I OF last night close when there was another
break to nearly the previous low point. follow
Ing tho weekly weather report which was
y hearishly Interpreted by certain local operators
The bulls again came to, the support OF the
trading there was covering by the early sellers
The close was steady. net unchanged to 2 points
lower. Sales wore estimated Mt 900 bales.
%, 6s7 bales against es.s?7 last week and sa3
last year; For the week (estimat ed) 10000
bales against 163. 500 last week and 34Bl2 last
year. To.days receipts at New Orleans were
b.aG5 bales against 1901 last year. and at
Houston 1907 bales against liza last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Receive All Corners.
- 8 z i.si- 80 So D
BY ASsocInted Press

& WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2.-The oni-
Gers Of the Southern Industrial Parlia-
decided. in view Of the Interest
as delegates not only from
those persons sent by Governors OF tho
several States, but also from represent
iltives of all chambers OF commerce,
boards OF trade and commercial bodies
In tho South. Si 2sa III ,.4 i{ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
AF:T TER
SOUTH CAR0uNA Fish.
~ % . u Is .f-. 1 l.ffVf
d - - - ii
nv a sstocIatod Press. )

- ~ l3y. AssooIutodlFr esS.J 4.
Z GEORGETOWN,@S s. c., May 2.--Commo-5
dore Il. "a. BENEDICT arrived here at noon
on his private yacht, - Oneida" with Y
party of friends, consisting Of ex-Presl-
dent Cleveland, DIR. w. 8 G. Lusk. Dr.. ].
IL, People and J.. y. Huntingdon. The
party left New York Sunday at noon, md
had a fine trip. Thursday the party VIII
20 on a fishing trip up the Naccamnw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
DRY GOODS MAkKrT,

NEW YORK, May 2,--Buying in the general
dry goods market has been restricted, but
nrmness is the dominating fen ture OF the situa-
ahead to any extent. but tho situation Is grow
Ing IN statistical strength The unusual number
az retail buyers Is having considerable effect
upon tho general distributing market. while
first hands maintain their attitude Of inde-
pendence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
BISHOP GALLOWAY
COMING TO VIRGINIA
viii Preside Over Session Of
Conference in Roanoke
IL Next November. M.
(By Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE, TENN, May AIT to-
nights meeting of the College of Bish.-
ops OF the. Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, a plan of visitation for the com
Ing year was adopted, including these
dates: 49,.
First District-Bishop a.. ". Wilson,
Western North Carolina. Greensboro. M
C., November 9Th; North Carolina, Will
son. NJ c., November ed.
Second District-Bishop WV. Dun
can, Bristol. Va October 18th.
Third sDistrict-Blshop G. b. Galloway,
Virginia, Danvile. Va, November Sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
h An Interesting Revival.

Revival services arc helng conducted
at the Asbury Place Methodist Church
every night this week. Rev Mr.. McGheel
is nrearitng. Last night there We're four
lprofessiOnS. 4ssg 81
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Z MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY. 3, 1905.
q "a H., RRIVEDFi ~ it{ - rs;

POttI4 W Ola 1SVu. i
ARRIVED,
Steamer Berkeley Shelly Nat;elk msrsher,
Company " . ~ q III ,
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia NAVIGATION Company II
z SAILED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion llne r. s.
!. g PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY2, 1905,
81 ARRIYER
panyille. Short, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. AZ n 9y3 5lsS n
@ 8,t5s SAILED
Y Danyille Short, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo, s1s s. rs rs + NJ "a
y PORT NEWPols NEWS, MAY Z, 1905
ARRIVED,
steamer ISaltibia, Trleste, i5 NJ N 81
e Steainer Anlstel dylt, Amsterdam. II III y
Schooner Governor Towers. Ban gor. "a a \
Schooner L, NJ, Deerins, l3oston.
Governor Ames BostonN d
q SAILED. &
Steamer Leonidas, Monte Crsto.i & s5s
rs Schooner FpRnlN Palmer, Koytsm ~
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n k : H0lto|k&WeiSter'nI'

LEAVE RICHMOND EsAilIi.
eOo a. Ah.-NOKEOl4k LlMrrED. Arrives
Nstorfolk I:20 A. N. stops only at Petersburg.
tWnvery und Suffolk. M n s3535 S95ISyl
. e:o5 a.. M-CHiCAGo EXPRESS. ,BurSt
Par!or Car, Petersburg to Lynchburs and
Roah9ke Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to Colum.
BUS Biuedeld To Clncinnah;z also Roanoke ito
Knoxville, and Knoxville, to Memphis. Cafe
1910 2. II; 3,-1soANoKB PREss for Farms.
Vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke. 'B
800 M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.i
rlves Norfolk $500 p. n Stops only at Peters,
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore md Washington. z ssla
rs p M.--For Norfolk and oil sta lions easi
q $50 p N .sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburt And
Roanoke, Petersburg to East Radford, Lynch
burg to,t:hattnnoosa. Memphis and New Orr
f.. 80 p. M--sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg 70 Roanoke and RoanokeStol
Columbus. Dining Car. SS3 .;s gl$
Trains arrive nom this West Z "a gA.s NJ, aus
p. NJ and :1s P. NJ; from Norfolk II 40 AZ NJ.
and. $3.50 p. M ga
E Office No. t83S East Main Street. 5Ssa
W. b. REVIIL, g. H BOSLEY, 55s
Gen'l. Pass. A9t Dist. Pass Ass. s$
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ro r. \, OF, MARKEr.

NEW YORK. May 2,--Cottonseed oil firm
with trade light. Primo crude, I. o. b., e0p
mer yellow. nominal prime white. 29Gp291sc.;
prime winter yellow, 29M @Soc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, May 2.-PEANUAS-
spanish-Alarket steady at sl.o2dlosls. Vir-
gnas-Market steady at &c. for fancy stock;
machine picked 2hgsMc.; Smelling stock,
9ll2Ac. ssa.asss.it ~ tt.liti " Z