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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-07
CREAMERIES ARE VERY BUSY
creameries at Many Places Are
Breaking the Record for Amount
of Business Done.
Of Business Done.


Some of the creamerles of South
d akota are this year breaking all
former records as to the amount of
business transacted and the amount
OF butter manufactured, says a
Chamberlain correspondent. The
heaviest weeks shipment Of butter
ever made from tile Iroquois cream
cry was sent to eastern markets the
other day. The Shipment consisted
of n hundred and thirty-thret
tubs, each of which contained sixty
three pounds.
This does not represent the entire
product of the creamery for the per-
iod of n week, as quite a quantity
of butter was sold to patrons, and
customers in nearby towns in addi-
tion were supplied. 1t is co%nserva-
lively estimated that the total
amount Of butter manufactured by
the creamery during the week reached
the enormous total of four and one
quarter tons,
In n day recently the Iroquois
creamery had milk and cream re-
ceipts a%ggrepating about 49, 900
pounds. Butter to the value of $500
was manufactured by the creamery
in one day. During a period OF
thirty days the %lroquois creamery
purchased slightly less than 100000
pounds of milk, for which the farm
ei patrons were paid an aggregate of
SO, 1892.
During the month of May the
creamery at Clark manufactured two
tons more butter than during the
corresponding month last year, and
paid its patrons about $1,000 more
than for milk Notwithstanding May
las. year.
In one week the Hazel creamery
shipped seventy-four tubs of butter.
The milk receipts Ut the Hazel
creamery show a ste ldy increase and
it will not be long until the institu-
ton takes its place as one OF the
more successful of the smaller cream-
cries Of the state. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
Representatives r Of Five Great
Organizations Call on Pres
ident Roosevelt.
SAY it WOULD AFFECT WAGES.
Conductor Huntley Argued Re
duction in Earning ..zl Power Power
Meant Lower Salaries.
(By Associated Press.)I

: 3 ~ = + e
WASHINGTON. d. q, November IA
An earnest protest was made to the
President to-day against proposed rail-
road freight rate legislation, The pro-
test was filed by representatives Of the
five Sgreat labor organizations connected
with ding-the engineers, fircmen,
conductors switchmen and trainn1en. The
members OF the delegation which calied
on the President represented the several
organizations. Thy pointed out to him
that railroad rate legislation logically
h meant the lowering Of rates, This they
contended VIII be followed by losscnlng
of the earning power Of the railroads ana
consequently by reduction eventually OF
the wages of railroad employees Il
The delegation which called on the
President came from twelve different
States and represented all OF the larger
systems Of railroads
George IIuntley, Of the conductoFss OF OF
ganlzation, presented to the President 9
statement OF the character OF the Or
panjzatIons represented and assured MN
that no faint of partlsanshlp or political
colorIng existed in any degree among me
nrembers OF the delegation,
q Mr., Huntley said IN presenting his
statement: 4, y Y
zone million and q quarter railway.
employees have noted with concern the
tendency toward Federal legislation on
railroad rates, AS there has appeayed
no hint that any general increase IN tho
prevailing rates was contemplated, we
are forced to belleYe that the other al
formative must follow. and a general re,
duction In the earning power Of our rail-
way lines would reHult.''5 sSs8
The speaker declared with emphasis
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Car to Remain Away
(Bv Associated Press

(By Associated Press.) 53 XII
Il ST. PETERSBURG, November IA -
Emperor Nicholas and the Russian court
will not come to St. Petersburg this win M
ter A short time ago It was announced
that the Emperor was about to return;
to the winter palace, in angannex Of which
Count Witte has Installed himself. but
His Majesty has now decided to- go from
Peterhof back 10 Tsarsko oe-S Selo. where
she has been living for almost two years.
with the exception OF the last month
spent at Peterllof. His decision not To-
come to the capital Is regard ed as Sunfor--5s n
Stunelte, not only for It's moral effect, but 'll
because 1t keeps him surround ed BY court
Influences and out Of close, immediate
touch with Count Witte, who at the spres-Ss
.ent time should have daily, almost hourly,i
conferences with the Emperor Membe rs
Of His Majesty 8 encourage have strongly.
advised against the Emp eror being In IS 81. ~
Petersburg when tonal Assemniyl 4; !
meets, well as On accoun q t1les aah, y y
ger OF popular disorders g T the capiittalL pit'ls
this Winter 3 S;S ssi5i ll 8 III 66M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
.LAUNDRY|NAN 10
AD|.v'A|.NICE PRICES.
Richmond Firms Form Alliance
and Announce New Scale
Of Rates.
IN EFFECT De- CEMBE Err FOURTH.
Declared That Concerns Have.
Been Losing Money! Per-
nnanent Organization.
N EFFECT DEC CEMB Err FOURTH.

Dwindling profits and increasing rates
for supplies, resulting In a sellos Impair
lnenL OF the financial status OF the trade
in this vicinity, have forced tho laundry
men of Richmond into an alliance for
mutual protection and support, the first
step following which will be the pgpnrul-
CATION OF an advanced scale Of prices to
become effective In less than month.
Meetings Of representatives Of practl-
cally every laundry in this section have
been held from time to time recently. and
a permanent organization known as the
Richmond Laundry Association has just
tcen effected with a staff of officers, In
Guiding q secretary, who Will devote his
entire time to the interests OF the body,
Offices win be opened shortly at some
point yet to be decided upon, AT a ses-
sion held Monday night the advance IN
prices was further discussed and the new
scale was In part comp eted. The llst
will probably be finished at another meet-
ing to be held next Monday. The ad-
vance will go Into effect on December
4tI as follows: So
FIX Old price. New price.
Collars ...,.... ..,.. 2cents, 9l-2 cents.
:CuI1s,...,' ~ 3,..,'.,,'' celts' pe".e'
Plain shlrts., ..,". 10 cents. ~ cents.
Plated shirts. ~. 10 cents. !! cents.
Shirts with cuffs, 10 cents. 10 cents.
Ladies' shirt-waist 15 cents, 20 cents.
Whether or not there Will be an ad-
vance In the prices for what is known
as "flat" goods--bed and table linen
has yet to be determined. The laundres
which have endorsed tho new list and
entered for membership in tho association
are the following. Which includes prac-
tically all in this Vicinity: Royal, Eclipse,
American Eagle Richmond, Model, Troy.
Southern, Virginia. New York. and Ches-
lterfleld, of Manchester 5
Not a "Trust,"
It was emphatlcally declared yester-
day on behalf OF the managers, who have
tContlnue1 en Second Page.)
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CASSIE SAYS SHE ONLY
0y'ERDREW ] 1. ACCOUNT
Famous Female Financier Ex-
plains How Her Methods Do
Not Differ From Ordinary,
(By. AssooInted Press. !

e CLlovEI4AND. November 14.-Ex-Judge
u, ]. Wing. counsel for Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick announced to-day that an APP
plication for a writ OF certorari is now
being prepared and will be submitted to
the Supreme Court OF the United States
with q view of obtaining u review Of Mrs,
Chadwlcks case before that tribunal The
Mrs, Chadwlck's case on the general
ground that errors We're made In her
trial here before the United States Dis
Court of Appeals at Cincinnati.
Since the decision by the Circuit Court
of Appeals in her case, Mrs. Chadwick
has been in an extremely nervous condi-
ton. She declared to-day that she had
not been convicted on the evidence pro-
duced by the government. She insists
that she did no more In her dealings With
the Oberlin Rank than what business men
do evary day in oyerdrawlnx their bank
accounts.
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that railroad employees were Satisfied
that any legislation tending to reduce
the earning capacity of railroad lines will,
In the same measure, interfere with the
prosperity and generally satisfactory con-
ditions Of tho railroad employees.
Mr.. Huntley stated that 1t had come
to be the attitude Of the administration
and OF prominent Republicans generally
that when revision OF the tariff is made
the changes should be by Its friends,
and not by Its enemies. I'VE suggest"
said Mr.. Huntley, that a similar course
be followed III railway rate legislation"
In response, President Roosevelt as
sured the delegation that it was not his
purpose or the purpose OF those who
favored railroad rate regulation to do
anything that might n]ure the railroads
OF the country, or incidentally the en-
ployes of the railroads, He said that it
was his purposes that all classes-rail-
roads shippers and employes-should
have perfectly fair treatment. He was of
the opinion that the proposed Legislation
would not mean a reduction necessarily
in railroad rates, and suggested that tho
members Of the delegation, therefore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
MAD M MOTHER HuRLS
. BABE THROUGH WINDOW.
Child, AS II Fell, Narrowly
Missed Striking Passing
Woman Ped estrian.
Associated Press

y CHICAGO, Nov, 4,-Becoming suddenly
insane this morning, Mrs. Benjamin Gest,
Lying at .113 Well street, hurled her hve-
year-old son. Lucas. out Of q third-story
missed Miss Lola Woods, employed In u
department. store on the first floor, and
crashed into a. basket Of crockery which
had been left on the pavement.
The child was taken TO the county hos
pital where 1t was declared that he would
probably recover. The mother was over
powered after a desperate struggle, during
wslch she attempted suicide with a re-
yolyer She was taken to the detention
hospital for the insane.
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For Clean Streets.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Civic I'm
Sproyement League are making a great
light here for cleaner streets. and at a
merchants on Main and Broad Streets
to put trash cans III front OF their stores.
II Messrs, Miller s. Rhoads We're the first
yto adopt + he suggestion and many oth-s
ers will follow. The body named q COM
Smlttee 10 try and secure the loan Of Va
cant lots as Fairgrounds for the children
Of the c!tJ. s
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RUSSIAN SITUATION
is VERY SERIOUS
Action Of Worknen Brought
About By Condemnation to
Death of Mutineers; Do
lay In Reforms; Mar
tial Law in Poland
and Other Acts.

CssoLd pelBloossV AD "a
81. PETERSBURG, November 14,-ln
View Of the condemnation to death Of
many Of the sailors who mutInled.g at
cronstadt the delay In carrying out the
reforms outlined In the imperial nanI.F
festo, the proclamation OF martial law
In Poland and other repressve acts, the
council Of workmen's delegates have de.i
cIded to proclaim a general strike
throughout Russia to- day. ss5s,,Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
Jews Refuge British Flag
(By Associated Press.) 4.

<. / . : +. y K.
LONDON, Nov. 14.--A conference, atrg
tended by prominent Jews OF England,
Paris Berlin and ST. Petersburg. which
was held here to-day under the pres-a
dency OF Lord Rothschild, resolved to send. I.
an influential travelling commission tn
Russia to visit all Places where Jews iweIe
reported to have suffered during the dis
turbances, ss}
At mass-meeting of the Jews Of the
White Chapel, held Tonight, there was Az
repetition Of the scenes witnessed at other
like meetings in various parts of London,
Israel Zangwi.l, who made an mpassloncd
speech, introduced q resolution, Which was
passed unanimously, expressing indigna-
ton and horror al the outrages. The res
olutlon declared that the blishment
of an autonomous Jewish colony for the I
gradual reception OF oppressed Jews WIS
the only solution of the Russo-jewistts
question. Il
3 A letter was read from Joseph Champer-@
lain approving the scheme for tho estah-
llshment. Of jewish colonies under the
British flag,
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast virginia--Nalr and warmer
Wednesday and Thursday; variable winds,
becoming fresh southwest. d
North Caroina--Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; warmer; fresh, brisk northeast.
shifting to southwest, winds,
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METHODIST APPOINTMENTS;
FEW CHANGES MADE. HERE.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
sVIOLENlC lCE: 5s5.a
in VLADlVOS:'T''Ol,)'Klt,I2I' I {
Carnage Follows General Dissat-;ll p ss7:;l
isfaction Regarding the Re-
form Manifesto. III
2(Bys Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG, November 1+'-Tlle
4, - "a Val In Russia, following the pro-s
tmulration Of the reform manifesto, has Hs:
now reached yladlyostok and. Ye eniseskg
ana IN the extreme points Of the empire.
Confirmation has been obtained from Va ~
rious sources Of an uprising at Vlad1yo-S teli
stok where the condition of affairs iisA y
Quite critical. Many persons have neens
killed, and the foreigners have taken e.f 4
refuge on the ships in the harbor. MANY af''!yy
public buildings, stores and houses nave ltt st'Bs
been pillaged and set fire to BY the MODS nor:
Fl The American embassy has recelVeas
from Consul Greener. at Vladivostok, !, oe-8;
tails of the outbreak which began sun sun
fiav q afternoon, Immediately after the de-
parture Of the Russian armored crtlts 1s rsss
!Gromoboi and Rossiau. The peopl ple,$ " Y ~ p,
had gathered X in great crowds IN the \
streets became excited by intiammatorYg
speeches. Many soldiers and sailors We're
also In an angry mood, having $expecte edi
to go home with the squad ron. The MOI
began to break windows and gpillage ana 4
in the evening set fire to the theatres
the Golden Horn Hotel, to several blocks 4
OF Chinese buildings IN the northern part
OF the city, and to the officers residences 4
and other buildings In the eastern q uar-Ss
fters. The fires burned all night. Seventy
buildings were consumed, Troops We're h
summoned to restore order and fired fre-@
quent volleys. killing many persons,
Just before the American consul tele-ss
graphcd to-day the commandant Of the
fortress of Vladivostok, Assisted BY
priests and the leaders of the worknen III
organization. addressed the mob. urging
them to keep the peace, but the consul Y
said he feared the attempt would be In
vain,
Mr.. Greener added that twenty-four5
merchant vessels in the harbor We're now
crowded with inhabitants. The consult
was on board steamer when he sentSs
his dispatch. and he expects to remain
there. JJ % III @
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REDUCED RATES TO SOUTHERN
n POINTS VIA sEARoARpT ALI f
3fs %3tt Eft2 TIME RAILWAY 8 t(g6 s5'H,5 N

su.49-Ra!eigh, N. c.. and return, account
exhibition Of North Carolina poultry AS
ISOLATION. Tickets sold January 9lh 70
flsth, Inclusive. limited TO return by jan
nary l9, 1865. The Scaboard is much the
fastest and most convenient route 10
Raleigh. hnving the only direct line from
this SECTION, & &
K 32l.00--M gomery, Ala. md return, ac-
count OF Interstate Sugar Cane Growers
Association Ilie Seaboard VIII sell on
January ed and 2Itil. round trip tickets
RAcllmond 10 Montgomery at ~rate OF
$500, limited To retura by January Both
i'rhe seaboard has an exceptionally good
schedule to Montgomery via Atlanta.
For further information In regard %
above cheap rates, call or wriiesto adj
dress below, and any Information Will be
Scbeerfully furnished.
a I.Ns Lizard. ~, NJ AfLols
& Dist, Pass, All. Gity Tlcket q ~, /,
Phone Ms: $50 East Main Street,
The Seaboard Air Line has the shortest
line from Richmond 10 Florida by forty
llye miles. Two fast trains every day
With Pullman. sleeping cars running solid
without change, 70 Florida,
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1iIE|AlRMI,ol,UI.jIlN,1sNE:jWl

M m h6stt cart IA. Etswott rs md
~ vr a;ini bffs illiaiii
SButbs s isis street,
~, ,ieht fr Ci!ftoh
he Id aeverai months on
IN road III y !, n y a, MA. ~, f,er
n. NJ, AZ Ana n Mrs W.
1 l, h nsy
Il NM sh,dtsR' q s,,ena
". rci t,ves here.
t aor eiSitilhe Viii return hsr,s .s.
DAY from point the spent s'e
kcrs s out again nfter
Nj illness 81 sevrral weeks. s u W, 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
js5 DANCE AND SUPPER. S
Jolly East End Be Boys Ell! Entertain terrain
33$ 3s3 U Therns and Friends.

The supper and dance Il the jolly East
End Boys fonda II ig twas s a most en-
sjoyRbc affHir.9 Nlrs. n lie " ebb& contrib
siitcdSa9numherSoffi nstrumenta l8sclec lions,
and Nlossrs. Burnley Iaedford and d e;lr-
5a Mrs Nellic Webb, Nj Uses 81 .lj w lshop,
Ella shop. BESSIE SI3os Ger. Afubcl $l'os-
Emma Tr iursii:s. Dollie5 Berry. AIunie ohm
SON. Grace y Wade Rosa md Annie ,,s Sci :,
ern Bntkns8 Carrie and Lenn,.,Ia,y Y,
crime Chandler Josie Rcdford, Minnie
Carr Dora Blankinship Lucy Bottoms,
Clarence Berry. MI lie Berry Arthur.M Nal.
Tory Ap. Lucchesi. Louis Bal [rerTa 2
8Eosqilet, 81 robert FL G3Oldsworth,sE Charlie
4 Owens illey Noonan, Earl Curtis. Lee
Charlie Wade ohm, Beck
sRicil,lrd n SolltllWurd. N Frank I3tckncr.
Larry Wade. jerry ;illahan. Louis Car
/ ter And 81 Eneling, Matter Dawson nj DiGiS
sRo,to Louis I'otto,9 Louis 4 Tuck, l'l M.
Pa 81 &c. Nlr. + Burnley. "A 5s u
M Cha pcrone danes Al "a n. NeW,84l y.
"A I3lanknship and M. BosQuet idt As5.i RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
TOBACCO MARKET.
Small Sales Yesterda y---- little title
Y Is BUSINESS Expected This Week

~ The tobacco market vest erday re SUI 50
Business after the wee lss y nspe 3;
Tor tic Christmas and holiday 10 By
But it wa merely ,omi,al Resumption m
there being practically nothing done.
There were sales at only two ], {, q, tfe !.
houses aud the total Y offering did 8SSnnt
ggseexceed twelve or fifteen thousand DO unds,
Indeed It'll was hardly expected that much N
would be done this week Gid ID new ,' th ~
the weather has changed 70 narsh INV
5bljzzardy, IT IS assured that unless SO me-
thing in: tile way Of decided change
3appears there viii he few going to mar '3
9ket.I % Az l ~
rhe mai orty of those who desired e.s ready
money and sold part of their crops early
8to3S &c [ same, rketcd$ their loads be-
fore the holidays Now lie remainder l'117
will be hcld until n more sea sonublc ol-
gportunity, and itIis expected ~ fa Y when en-
the leaf gain begins TO arrive In 40 uanrt-
sity$thntt he stocks on hand Will have been
sufficiently depleted NJ to create !; y more
active demand than hat existing Just . be-
fore tile olidays. & AL. IN
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#Cardoza and Harlan Here.

EgRrhoportly figure Of Otis Harlan and tho
figure Of Hugh Cardozo also Y portly.
8ij:ocked the entrance To Murplly's Hotel
FOR a few minutes yesterday. and then
the two theatrical men wen eros TO
EtI,egs Bljou Srhcatrc where 4 n conference
was held witt Ii .aranag,sers Wells and Nc G
Il Zee. @ n -. 4 o. MI ~ .
\ Nv, Harlan is the, New York !, nlnnageT
ana is here to talk 7 hings over w ltha Mr..
i3NVells Mr. G.nr6ozoBis the Southern rep
iesentatveaof5 Mr.. Wells. and is here also
3gs BothF gentlemen were busy all day shak;
Sing hands with friends. Mr.. Harlan VIII
return to 4 New York ut once, but MI
5Cnrdogo Will freman at his old nome or
several days. 5t ri & 55s III b NH Fl
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3 Desperate Captured.

s Especial to Tho Times. Dispatca;}
3@ CltatiigOI1E, n /. q, Jan; .'.--sNNl Lar,
outlaw, Was VA captured at Salisbury this
afternoon, There IS q heavy price I, on z
larrss head, and he has been 0utla nnM
Svicte1 itsycha agojof arson, and ,sentenc;eda
10 thirty years in. the State prison; He
escaped innti was recaptured, onl 70 e, es-
deiied the mintons or the law. he IS \. q
$dcsperatc negro, and Is charged |, W W,
every crime IN the calendaT sheri ;1e NM
Harris and bring him to Charlotte.
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,Bellan Not Eligible.

5I3I1 lIf BY 5NESOcIHItu EI1Ttbs.I IE-
II WASH lNGTON. Jan. 3--Collect,orE. or
l OF New Orleans. to-day called on Post
master General Wynne to urge the ap-
pointment Of General Behan rs post
master at that place. MI. WINE e ~, m
Lie because he was not a legal resident
OF tile city aud did not vote there Ut
The last election The referees wll pre-
sent another name for he appointments.
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tI- -
DiViDEND NOTICES.

IVIlnlingto ton, n. IS O.. u ec. 81 100
Otlice&of the {Trea sureT. NJ 5s5S!
Atlantic Coast Line Raj road Com pa
Directors A. Of TIC 1itlantic II Coast + Lire
sRatlrOad Company, duly called 81 nd held
on November 18TH. 9o4 VI - vfd end isufs
Two and Orc Fla II Per- cent. was de-
8clArcd on thcGt Common On RI tal S lock ~
THE TrnnHiirer.l Wllmlngto n .s3s t,1...5l on
Janua rs 10TH, i Uo5 FALL Stock holders 4 $;
4 . { 1cc6lrIirr aithI 1904. ne IS ransfet
4 book 4 will stand closGd from = eeernbsr5
9th. 1901 s to- January 4 9th e(b, DO. III
dates Inclusive. III
3 AA1 les II. Il n ST. Treasurer
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WINTER n opNlsT RATES d
IN igfEs $50 MI a ~ y

4 THE .ATLANTic cO ASST l.IN1 81 8l8 q
Winter tourist tickets arc now OH sale
TO all Southern h winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line q is he
shortesi, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the Nortl and South.
III offers TO healthfand pleasure seekers
service .egua lied by none, You make M
changes to Florida resorts. II ,s i9t&S
For full particulars apply to any agent
OF the compan y /. or " IT
y Is,s b B! g. -, CAMPBELL,
q III Dlyssl0n PASSENGER Al gent.
y ss4 ~ n n chmonda Va