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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
DEsERTER Arrested.
Commence ent Exercises at Ran
ydolph-M Commence June q.

III All (By Associated Press.)
iAsIILAND,7VA., May a6.--Nfichael Shee-
han, of Massachusetts a member of the
nty-ninth Coast Artillery. stationed
rested here last Thursday by Sergeant
Trevllian. Of the town OF on 3 suspiconu as
was taken In custody: here to-day by
two soldiers from the fort. and taken
J Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Morgan. OF the
Virginia and Caroline Chemical Company
viii occupy I he residence Of Prof: r. H.
Bennett forSthe summer Z, IS
dolph-Niacon College will .beginfth year
on June 4th by the baccalaureate sermon
In the chapel by Rev. J.; M La than. in
the morning, and Rev. ~, n. Light t
y Nj. John Harrison and iamilyo OF Rich
m,epd Will occupy "a M rs Louise Child
s The song recital and @irlramatic reel
tatlon at the Henry SiayiInn next M Men
5ington, and Mrs. Yeanans, of RE mond
for the benefit OF the, st. James Episco-
pal Church, will tax the capacity of the
hotel to its utmost. f e
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n NV 0ifo|k&!W Western / i

Ss LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY 5a
81 100 IA. M-NORFOLtl4 LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk l;.o y. NJ Stops only at Pet ersDurs'
sM g:Ss x, M NJ EMPRESS. Buffet
Pnrlor Car, Petersburg 70 gLynchburg, y, ana
Roanoke pullman Sleepers Roanoke TO Colun-
bus Blueneld to Cincinnati; talso Roanoke 70 20
Knoxville. and Knoxville 10 +, Memphis. E Gate
Dining Car, Roanoke TO WilliAicSsun w. -
Iis:i0 =. MIR oANoFlE EXiStEsss. fo %
I 500 p. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED: Ar AZ
ryes Norfolk 52o r Steps e. Wsn
steamers 70 boston, Providence. New YORK;
Baltimore and WashinK ton, . \, y y,
rs P. M.-For Norfolk and al stations easy cas-
$50 p. M.MNEwi ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Shoppers Richmond to .Lynchburg ana
Roanoke petersburg to East Radford. Lynch
burg 10 Chattanooga, Memphis and New Or.
8'e asS i, MI MEsT fouls EXPRESS. Pullman
sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Trains arrive from the West 7:t2 a. n. 2;os
r. III. and 9:ls F. NJ; from Norfolk II ;to a. -
ny uft Ice No. SIS East Main Street.
w. B. BEVILL. C...d; bOSLEi III
Z Gen'l. Pass. Agt, DsstA Fass. All ase
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that he has ever
iDolan% Arrested.

fSpecial.to The TImes-D tchO s
young sman9w WIS arrested last night,
charged with Eattempt Ing fto obtain money @
lunduiyS from Colonel WAS filngton. Rpe.
bling was held IN s9 pr bo9d aof
a = t teie 10 Colonel Roeblng signed
with the name Fof 4 the colonel grand
son. Siegfred, who d isapp cared from
school at Ashayille n . Co, 2 feW " days
cover expenses or returning to Trenton,
the ome$of the Roab bling FAM Sieg-
fried Roabling is believed to- be In he
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Il MAGOoN@TA OATH.
New Governor Of Canal Zone
Discusses Conditions.
fBy Associated Press,

{l3y Nssociated irtss =.
III PANAMA, May q. - fIezekiah Il a. GudgeT;
Judge Of the canal zone to-day administered
the oath OF office to Charles g. Magoon cover
nor OF tho canal zone, In the Ancon DIST rlct:i
Governor htagoon In his inaugural speech
said the reorganization OF sthe cnnnl commits
sion had resulted In the Capitalization Of !. au-
5thorlty and the transfer .5ot power Inon.
OF moro energy into the work OF constructiion
continuing@t the governor announced thnt Ghie !.
Engineer Wallace had completed me plan o., OF
he double tracked, that rates Will be reduced
and thnt the docking facilities at Panama ana M
Colon will be Increased and extended equaiiy
to ali steamship Ecompa MES.
Regarding sanitation. the governor said that
no efforts and mo expense Will be spared %
make the zona healthy KS 1a3
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Funeral Of Mrs Dulyal.3

4 The flneralfof Mrs Eliza Macon Duval,
who died at her home No. 301 East
FRANKLIN Street, Wednesday night, Will
take place this afternoon at O. clock
age was the cause of her death. She
was So years of age and perhaps. ono
of the best known old ladies In Rlch-
1mond IL
tors Mrs. ID. NJ . Abbott md Mrs. r., r..
Wormley;S her son, Alexander DIval her
grandchildren, Miss Lucy. Wormley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Garter Wormley;sand other
relatives md, friends, INCLUDING Dr.. Ed
h Mrs. SDuyal was marricd ITO her Slnta
husband 5atSher home, In Amherst. In 1888.
He died IN 1867.
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I ~ 4. d u tslt:i:nond, Ircuericks-
1sa ~ x ] 10 burg y Potomac II. II.


3s. d a. II I--unl ly-Byrd st. Through.
I, \ =, a 3Ai-Lui iy-NIhln ST. Through 49,
asYs, IA. EM.r-Week Days-Elba. Asa la ~ 8s Ac.
$40 SSo.' asiIoeo ST Through. Local
4, TX, s.nHn.-Wcek &Days-Byrd St Through.
. IN: M =. MWeek 3DaysB yrd ST. tredsrlck.i
I O5 p M.-Datiy--Main St. Throug q. ~
SSJ r. NV eek Days-Elba. Asniano &s Ac..s
sd, p io.'iM.@DaiIy--Byrd st. Throush h.
-. ~ raIns Arrive Klchmondl-So nv ard. 8
$40 y. N. Days-El Ashland Ae'
60 SS otsW Days-By ST. Fr"dsricx q.
is A.. M.-Dail s.. Tilroug :, +, y
ii 10 a. M.-Week Days-Byrd q. phrouSh.E
3 II . Poia Daily Main ST. Through. 8
Sis - Days-ElDa. ashland Ae ~!
e IS 5" M.sSDailyByrdS ST. ThrouSb. ts
u 90 r aily--Byrd St. Loca1
q 80 =. M.-rDaily-M Main st. Through
NOTE-pGnan Sleeping or Parior : r. on
ali above trains except trains arriving KEN
nlond i1:5o "a. NJ. week days and local accom-
modn ions. ! . -.
W WI DUKE, ". cULP w; .I'.aTAYLoR.s
Cent Man r., Asst Gen'la Man - Iraf. Man Man!
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selves as confident OF his success in the

selves as confident OF his success in the = ts
primary.
It is reliably reported that some Of the
liquor dealers OF the city are advocating
Mr.. .Wyatt's nomination.. 1t is also ex-i
spccted byshis friends that the Anti Saloon
League element will generally support
Wyatt, and that a large prop ton OF the
church vote will be cast for him.
u Mr.. Garrisoni however. Is not idle He
and his friends are quietly at work, but
they are making a careful and dlligenti
canvass 4 Of the city and smile at the
claims OF the Wyatt men. ID 81 .5588
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Firm. No. spring wheat. 81 oaG1io: No 2 red.
Nj corn sss No. az yslI9w
No. white an 1s2iac. No. 2 rye. 77a7sc.
Good feeding barley. 4o942c; fair 70 choice
mailing, 4sG4oc. No. I flaxseed, sl2S; No. !
northwestern, sl.45. Mess pork, per barrel.
isl24oal2A5; lard. per- 100 pound s7l7d7.eo;
short ribs sides QooseJ, 81 l2G7. Is; short clear
hig hwines, sl.2s. Glover, contract grade.
sli.751l2.25, Dggs-Eas vat mark. cases In
cluded, l6Ac nuttei--Steadyt4 creamery l6@
2Ic.; dairy, l6Gl9c. Cheese-Easy at 1O9l0,4c.
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WYATT Hunting for Votes,

/ Police OfIlcer ", III Wyatt, clad y
VIII Viii The smile that WON'T come off GERS
,tainiy be fore june 2otll--i nov very busy
Nynixing'' with the people OF Richmond
In the prosecution Of his canvass 10 10y
5erse Who also have off theirf coats, gr
, is speaking. IN his behalf. MI,
Wyatt and his followers express tnem-3
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New Orchard Concern.

The Corporation Commission has re-
Gently chartered concern which bids
growing section OF Piedmont, Va,
& It is the Consolidated Orchard Com
pany, OF 3crozet. and following are the
officers: John e. Etchinson, Jr., presi-
dent: Robert p. Maryland, vlce-presi-
dent; c. s L. Wayland, treasurer and
manager: McC. Goodall, secretary,
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;SSK11AB B; !. r I. D D.
Ain LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE SRlCHMOND-DAILY. 8EESSi
9:1O7 A.TI..--Locnl-F'or Norma anu Ha inlet.
2:1O r. M.-Seaboard Fast Mall---SavAnnAh,9
Jacksonville, A fanta and southwest
200 r. M-Seab board Express-Sa Jack-
sonville, Atlanta and southwest M
ssf5.35 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. *
6s:s5 "a. M.-Flum Florida, Atanta$ and eouth-;;
ASS \. M.-Frosu Florida, a lanta and so,,th--
s 80 X M.From Vocal Points Y e,
u = 4 Lizard ~ ". NJ TAYLOR,
- Dist PASS. Agent City Ticket Agent "a
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Cronk-Rlchards.
Especial to The Times-DIs,,la tcll.1

FREDERIcKsBURG. VA, Nav 25.-
Mr.; Joseph 3 ~ !! cronk. q Glynoht Nd.
Orange county, left here Yesterday for
Washington where they were married %
They are n oW on a bridal trip and will
visit friends sin Orange and Spotsyl-
vania counties before going, to Glymont,
Md, where they will reside.
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MISSING LAD
No Trace ! ound Of Young sieg-
fried Roebiing.
(Slpe cial to The Times -Dispatc

t5ASHEVILLE. A N. O. May 25.--su p to Z
o'clock tonight, no trace Of siegfrled
5Roebling. who has now been missing from
5Ashavillc School for five. days, had been
found by his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ohm
"A. Roebling, or by the various searching
parties which ave been rgat iized sine
the lad disappeared Z II .st Is III s3 va
''ThisEis the first time that he has ever
left U.S. he said VIZ, e s5354s vi IKE
2 va rious @rumors5 current to-day tina I
young q Roeblinr IL had been seen In the
neigh hcrhoods Of this city, have all been
q but prove to N be grou nd
less. III &
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY Is, ~

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY Is, 1905
IL ARRIVED
Schooner Howard Palmer. Boston. y
Schooner George e. Klinck. Plymouth.
4 Barge Carrie Clarke, Providence.
Collier Nero Norfolk. IS
Steamer Rappahannock, Liverpool.
Steamer Hestla,g Baltimore. &
Schooner H.. W. Cramp, Boston.
1 Barge. Ohio. Providence.
+, Il SAILED TX
Barge Cenfuges. Boston.
y Barge CASTOR. Providence. Z
i Barge Florida, Providence ~
BARGE w. D. Becker, Providence.
8 Schooner Mary w. Bowen, Providence.
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NEW YORK May 26.-REEyRsr Receipts!
1888 head. Feeling weak. Calyes-R ecepts. 24s
$3.50 buttermilks, 1915 grassers, s30 mixed
calves. N25 Dressed calves, steady Z city
sgsc, per Pound, sheep and Isambs-R 5.
1915 head, Market steady. Sheep. ss,5od6.l 10 /;
choice wathers, s5,e5 90. 40; yearllngs,e 50 ESQ
6.hb; no sales Of lambs, Hogs Receipts, 1908
head Market nominally weak. 49,.
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THE DRY GOODS MARKEq

8. NEWX YORK, May 20, IN dry goods mar
ket appears 10 be gaining In Strength daily.
Buyers are constantly complaining OF their
on back ortlers being continually asked for.
but not received Indications point to q still
further upward tendency In many lines & b &
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421sbalcs gross. 2,273 bales sales, $500 bales :.
stock. ia. 1858 bales export to France, 80 bales;
to Japan, 900 bales.
M Total to. day at all ports--Ne receipts. 2s,74s8
bales; export 10 Great Britain. 20 6l9 bales; to-
France, 1924 balest to the Continent a7.9o
bales; to Japan, II. 900 bales; to Mexico. 66o
bales. 81 sjs 49,
Total since September 1st at all ports-Set
receipts. 1905, 4o7 bales; export to Great Britain,
443s9s bales; 10 France. III 500 ba les; to the
Continent. 2.ol5. a,3 bales; Ito Japan. 2,lS;S
belsc Va to Mexico. 2e.132 bales. @
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VETERANS REUNION
5'LoUisVlLLE,s t<Y.,EJUNE 314.te.
RATES AND fARRANGEMENTS

Excufsion tickets to Louisville and re-
turn. at rate Of one4 cent per mile, plus
twenty-five cents, authorized (Richmond,
$l3.l5; Petersburg. S13.15; Portsmouth and
Norfolk, s15.l5 Fort Monroe, SASS; New
port News, sl465; charlottesville, sll.OO:
Lynchburg, s11,00. etcD Tickets sold
June 10th to 18th, inclusive, limited June
18th, subject to extension. not later than
July 10TH by depositing ticket and pay
ment OF fifty cents fee.
4 Coaches, carrying Richmond and Peters
burg Camps will leave Richmond June
18th at P, M. for Louisville without
change, arriving Louisville II next morn
Ing e5 r3
For Pullman reservations, apply to
Richmond Transfer office, sls East Main
Street, or address Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Passenger once, Richmond. Va.
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MlIIs JOE, N. MARKETS. II,

(Reported BY Rogars, ccaba and Coz
PISrER SBU IaG, VA, May a25.-PI0ANU IT'S
Spanis h-AdarketA firm at q 81 o2h.l Virglniah-
Market quiet at 81 q 4c., for. fancy stock ma
chine picked, 2,sGsNc.; Smelling stock, 2ae&c
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casks !; shipments, 727 casks. RosIn-Firm
sales, as barrels: receipts. 1921 barrels; ship
mentA, ,064 barrels. 49s8
y CHARLESTON. s. CT. May Is. -TURPEN-
T1NE-Steady at 7oc. Rosin-S STEADY. ll As \ ~
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CATTLE MARKETS.

. CHICAGO, ILL. May 95-CATTLE-Re-
prime steers. $5.eoas.6o: poor to medium. s4D
$50; stockers and feeders. ia7ade,l6; COVE.
hsifsrs g soa5so e cam x SLIGO
Receipts, 30. 900 head. aIket &c. lower, Mixed
and Butchers 81, soG go; good to CHOICE heavy.
S :ssS bulk bulk, Of sales. ,sssas5o sheep.2
Receipts. 10000 head Market steady. Good 4 Q
choice wethers, shorn, 81 fair to choice.
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NAVAL STORES

3s WILMINGTON N. O., May 25,-1sPIRITs
iTURPENT IN Eff firm at Soc. receipts 50 easke
Rosln-Firm at 1875 bid; receipts, lo6 barrels.
,Tar--Firm at 81, 0Si receipts, 81 barrels Crude
Turpenti Firm at .soa4,76 and -, % res
ceIpts.s 1B barrels. * u !. .-sl
SAVANNAH q a. May a, X g,ti MI IN ~
Fir mat 7lhc.; sales. 800 eipts 9sS
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IMissTArents Wins Suit.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day In the case Of Culver and Fitzpatrick
VS.. Miss Grace Arents for sl463 he jury
found for the defendant. AZ ti
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BALTIMORE STOCK aaARKHT.
Line common. Is bid; do. preferred 36 bid.
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ALLEGED BATTLE
Affects MARKET: |:
The Unconfrined Run1orsi Of a
Naval Engagement a Dis
turbing Influence.
PRICE OF WHEAT AFFECTED E:
Weather Conditions Were Not
Favorablc-Repo Dissolu-
ton Of Steel Rail Pool.

NEW York, May 25.--The strong
opening in to-days stock market was the
overflow effect from yesterdays vigorous
recovery. Subsequent events made 1t plain
that the demand came largely from I'M
covered snorts who were alarmed by the
strength shown yesterday. Their active
was freely fed, 80 prices made no appre-
ciable progress beyond the frst advances
The character or this selling intimidated
the professional buyers; they reversed
their position and sold out their holdings
For a time the professional attitude TO-
wards the market was one simply q ,.,, 90,
completely after the first hour without
any Immediate urgency to sell at the
slight concessions. But, with the perccp..
ton q the unsubstaalt,al hrIhbe ,non
the market and prices to crum olc.3 IN
stead OF the gains shown at the opening
the course OF the days trading established
comprehensive losses. These e. were s BY no
means sufficient 10 wipe out yesterdey,s
sharp gains, but the reverslVe FEVER III
tone was decisive. II n,
The 4unconfirmcd rumors OF naval bat.
tile was q disturbing influence on all
speculative markets and In our own grain
markets; weather reports helped to Meet
Rthe price OF wheat, while the attempted re,
d corner in May corn was a continuing ltl-
hucnce in that market.
I The reported dissolution Of the steel rail-
pool was accepted as an explana ton OF
!, Bomc OF the past weaknesses OF the United
& States Steel stoeks,. and was regarded Oh
d movement towards conformity with an
existing state OF public opinion and Us
threatened results In y legislative action.
The market showed no rccuperatiye force
on Inc down grade, and the closing was
weak and at about the lowest.
RANDI xycrt,S irrcQtlla r.gTOtGlH sales. r
value. s2,615 COO United States bonds
were all unchang ed ION call.
The total sales Of stocks for tho day
were $4,000 shares. S
SSs5 MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money call easy 2si-1as A. per cent =
closing bid 2 per cent; o 1ered al 80
per cent; time money. easy and dull:
sixty days, per cent ninety INC days .an ~
prime mercantile pa per. 3 3-4@a - per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual !. a!
business In bankers' bills atS4.S7. 1b14.S7.2O
for demand and at s.. So. $50 10 for sixty
day bills: posted rates: S4.S0G4 IS com
smercial bills, SHAFTS. Bar silver. oS 1-2;
Mexican dollars, As.
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coTToNsEED or MARKET

NEW YORK, May 25.-cottonseed oil arm
with trade quiet Prime crude. e. 20. b. mills.
3gaMc.; prime summer yellow, 2shaesc. !;
Bic. Z; prime winter yellow, aot a3lc llL5aEsl
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Was Well Managed.

IL was IrSChIlIlle1 ln4ELne snlSlOrytOI
the association that entlemen3h have COM
posed the Z COMMITTEES, en- arrangements.
The orga nization, which, Is, sdistinotlS$!for
ladies, with gentlemen only as auxillaries,
has heretofore relied solely upon the
lady mani ers to attend to- all the de-
tails. Messrs. RI "A. Ian cast ter. and w.
G.. Stanard had charge of the excursion
yesterday and much Of the success and
pleasure of the trip is due to their untr-
Ing. EFFORTS. assisted Greatly BY the pres e !.
the Virginia Navigation Company The
committee desires to return thanks to
Mrs Harrison for allowing t he eX cllrsion-
lists tt to stop at Brandon and enjoy the
scenes there and also to the press Of the
city for it's liberal support helping to
make the excursion a sue cess. Rctras 81 I
5ments we're served on the tr under the
direction OF Miss Bette Tyson.
Some Of the Party.
"A Mw.. Of. those. who went on 4 lie ex-
v H. s.p L and acting president the
association. Mrs. John 3. III lltfoot,
treasurer; Mrs. tkins. Mrs; Savage
and Mrs. Stanard, members Of the Board
Gordon. Mrs. w W. Gordon. Mrs. OF
way Warwick. Mr., and Mrs: w: a.. Cren-
shaw, Misses Kate and ..z Sallie ,A n
son, Mrs. Glbbs, Colonel W 9. skel II n
Colonel Ta2ewell anu M NJ -
and Mrs. William Mayo. Mrs. Av. ~ Up
7 penheimer, Mrs. ArmIstead Wexford. Mr.
and Mrs. Granville Valentine. Mrs. fudge ,nl.
Riley, Mrs. Richardson. M brodh1,e Z.
o. N the. WniHerslt 81 Chicago; Rev, Dr.
ana Mrs, r ichmond Mrs, Is a.
troy troy III RIcn moha Mrs. r. Owen Mrs +:
Henry Walden and Miss Maden, Q, q BUCK OK
Hill. Mnnchester; Mrs, Kean. Mr., ana
Mrs wv. Ellis Jones. ST.. and Mr. nn .
Mrs w. Ellis Jones, @Jr. Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. SBedel1. Mr. and Mrs, Free
man. OF Curle $ N eek. and Mr., nd MIS-
Hath Lorton and Mr.. and Mrs. Law
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OLD POINT WEEK END cURsIoN
Tsdm!MMe opaTIoas sH VIZ 3. 4

W "a l717l79 ANU. ~, .HAIEWNV,'I 3ss
Commencing Saturday, May 27fh; and
continuing each Saturday UP to septem-
Der Goth, G, g. o. Ry. will sell for train
NJ. excursion tickets to OLD Point and
return. including dinner and lodging SAT-
urday and breakfast and luncheon Sun
day at IS. limited to Monday following
date OF sale, s5
Also round trip. including dinner ana
lodging Saturday. breakfast, luncheon,
dinner and lodging Sunday and breakfast
Monday, at 81; limited to Monday follow
Ing date OF sale, ss 3s..
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TWO KILLED SEVERAL |: y {: R.
INJURED IN WRECK

(By Associated rress.)
tn IyousTA;fyGA.,7 May 25.-Two men were
killed. . one was fatally injured, two were
PROBABLY fatally and three We're slightly In
ger troiley car and Louisville and NASH
Vile Goa car on the Augusta! iken ilway In
a stsetoh OF woods some miles from Augusta
on tho South Carolina Side of the river.
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Northern PacIfc Observation-Disclosures 064s
Northern Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Nofroik ana Western con- Is ). 1o1s
Oregon Short IIne refunding 4s............. 9TH
Per,rsylva MIA conv. 101M
Reading General 103 B
81. Louis and iron Mountain con- 5s...... 1l6h
ST.: Louis and San Francisco IS. 4s....... 90
St. Louis southwestern con. 4s.....t,..... S211s
Seaboard Air Line s.
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Southern Railway 81 119X
Texas and Pacific lists 12ai
Toledo ST. III and Western As. ........... 81 n
Union PACING Is I. 10eh
Union Pacific conv. Observation-Disclosures. 11SN
United States Steel I'd observation-disclosures. 93h
Wabash lists \. 4. n. ............... III
Wabash Deb BIZ. 4. !. .............. 70
Western Md. Is Z. .......... IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................. e3A
Wisconsin Central As ........... 9ls
NJ. and o. collateral trust 4s............. 9S 4
Central OF Georgia Sd 1nc.................... 63h
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STEAM BOATS.
Mo DOMINION
I'LL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Njght Line For Norfolk.

cave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
traetI at 4 n. H., stopping at Newport News
', ro,ite Fare $3.50 one way, $3.50 round trip.
t en- stnteroom berth: meals. Soc. each.
=. lot Cars to steamer's Wharf. ~
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FOR NEW YORK,

,a ~ Connection In Norfolk with Main linz
ship lsowlRWs d q q n and AZ sS g NorioIS
=. g, w WoenSssoke 4 Ohio ny, at o A. M ana 4Ap
~ making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfoik With Main Line Ships sailing at I
y: X NJ, r cHAtKhsEYk,, G ySp Ticket Agent. SOS
q Man s. B'wALk A INV AHssa aaa s4 + M
New York. N. y
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, r. T. and Pac. r. r. COL 6s.... 91s.
c., C., 6. and ST, T. gen, ~ foirered) loass
Chicago Terminal Is (ofrered) !. ....... IS
Colorado Midiand 4s.. tx
Colorado and Ssouthcrn e3ss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26

The annual excursion to jamestown by
the Association for tho Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities yesterday proved to
be the. mos !, enjoyable occasion OF any
excursion for years Over SIX hundred
persons went. down the Pocahontas,
and the "trip was free OF accidents or
any unpleasantness.
rs The boat left Richmond at Sis yestc,,-
day morning, and returning arrived in
the city at $40 2. NJ. The crowd was a
select and certainly the most enjoyable
one That had ever been ito the historic
place on a like excursion. On the way
down the i. boat stopped at Shirley and
took on Mrs. Carter and several friends.
AT j amestoW the excursion party found
Mrs. and Miss Barney. z OF Jamestown;
Mrs Lyon g. n Tyler, Miss Coleman and
other ladies' and gentlemen from VIII
iliamsburg, who had come over to meet
the excursi AZ a l4;sss
In excellent condin on. flowers being in
evidence on every side, A s hort religious
service was held 5in.s the tower OF the
oldts.church by Rev. Otis Meade rector
of the Christ Episcopal Church, in Rlch-5
mona. After ABOUT an 10 ur and a half
spent In James town, the y party boarded
the steamer and came back to Brandon,
where they. were most cordi ally&receivedi
by Mrs. Harrison and family. The gar
;dens at. Brandon We're especially beautl-t
full, and the Housewives thrown open and
all Of the n old relics ftexhib y From
Brandon he party came directly to Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-26
Cotton futures opene.d weak and closea bare

s Spot cotton closed quiet, is points declines
tmiddng !. upands, $50; mlddlng gulf, SIS;
sales, 1900 bales.
Cotton. quiet; middlng, $50; net receipts