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REAT, ESTATE EXCHANGE

TO ExoHANGE-1eo ACRES OF FRsT-cLAss
land in Pine county, Mimi; PA miles from
Kerrick station; free and clear Of incumbrance
hotel Or livery; only those meaning business:
Address Immediately NJ. Zimmerman 1898
University nv, st. Paul. MINI.
NEW MODERN. HARDWOOD FINISHED 8.
horhood; might take lot, farm or land for
$4,000 equity. RAFT, Bank Of Commerce.
A GOOD FARM TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property; the buildings cost $4,000, and 1t
Is within driving distance Of twin cities Ad.
dresss 4557. Journal.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR AN AUToMo.
bile, or implement stock. 160 acres land in
Aitkin county, MINI. Address 42O6, Journal.
1877 ACRES ON LAKE MINNEToNKA TO Elk.
change for Minneapolis property. Shepard.
CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. .. O.
Shepard. Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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AGENTS WANTED

~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~-~~
LEARN TO FIT GLASSES By SENDING FOR
our free book on the eye. 1t will tell you all
about 1t. Get profession that pays you
from So to $15o. per month. The optical pro-
ant, profitable or SO little worked; no longer
necessary to work for some one else at a
meager salary; for short time only we are
sending our book free: 1t will teach you to
be an optician and costs you nothing a postal
card will bring 1t by return mail, all charges
paid. Jacksonian Optical College, Jackson,
Mich, Dept. 81 ~ = ''f $500"
$50 A MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES TO
men with rig to introduce guaranteed poul-
try and stock remedies send for contract; we
mean business and furnish best reference. G.
R. Bigler Co., X 522i Springfield, Ill.
WANTED-GOoD RELIABLE AGENTS 70
sell Queensware. Address Box PAL, East Liver.
pool, Ohio. s-rs = f. ~ 1888 !
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Unimproved.


CHEAP ACRES, NEAR CITY, S1,475, FOR
nearly acres, near Lake Harriet and Mime
tonka carline all smooth land ready for plow
$4,000 takes Lyndale S. 46th
st, car ole block. F. ]. Percival. 800 Guaran-
ty building.
CHEAP LOTS, CALHOUN PARK, ON HOLMES
av, inside SD st, $3.50; Humboldt av, east
front, large, near 3d. 1915; corner on 4th
av S, near 9th, 500; make offer. 3. J. Per-
cival, 500 Guaranty building.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-WILL SELL 600
acres wild land in central Minnesota, in small
tracts, accepting part trade, balance time.
Mrs Sarah A. Fuller, 50 Iglehart st, st. Paul.
FOR sALE-LoT 8. BLOCK 4. CORNER s4th
av and 49th st. Minnehaha Park addition,
half acre, lying we'll above grade; fine location
for home; price reasonable. 4342, Journal.
4HE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY CO.'S
lots at KoochicEing Falls sale. Easy terms.
Call write at 120 Temple Cour t,
Minneapolis.
IMPORTATION FREE-CANADIAN LANDS.
r. Il. Stoner, Canadian government agent, 231
Boston Block, Minneapolis. MINI.
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There is remedy over sixty years old
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. OF course
you have heard of it, probably have
used it. Once in the family, it stays;
the one household remedy for coughs
and colds, Ask your own doctor about it.,
We have no secrets We publish J.c,Ayerco.E
the formulas of all our medicines. Lowell, Msss.
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ELECTRICAL

N.Y. 49,. ELECTRICAL MOTORS.
We have the only complete line Of new
and secondhand motors and generators in
the west at prices that will interest you see
us before purchasing. Northwestern Electric
Equipment Co.. 131-133-135 9Th st, st. Paul,
MINI.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
wanted

~~~~~~
WANTED-To BUY TWO OR THREE REG.
istered draft Stations. Clyde Percheron pre-
ferred, for cash; prices must be right they
will not be considered. Address 4507, Journal.
WANThD-FIRsT-CLAss DELIVERY HORSE
weight 1880 to 1000 lbs. K1ldall Fish Co.,
200 Washington av N.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

INVESTORS, ATTENT1oN-THE AMERICAN
De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co. have with
market and I am instructed to close, all deals
by Jan. /, 1905, and am limited to very
small amount. Kindly place your order at
once. If too late, l will return draft. p. W.
McAllster, 236 Boston Block. " -
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI.
cago, Denver, Spokane. Pacific. coast ter
ninals and tributary points. Best Of service
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. AZ s Sd st.
"THE SONG OF OUR SYRIAN GUEST AMI
"Love Watch for sale at Minneapolis Book
and Art Exchange, 17OS Clinton
HOLIDAY LIQUoRs-THE CALIFORNIA VIM
House, 200 Nicollet. Both phones 6o4.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

--@-~~~--~~---~~~~~--~
yers and solicitors; main office 925.933 Guar.
anty building MinneaI dis, MIMI: 50 McGill
building. Washington. D. G -
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STOVE REPAIRS

.~S~.SrN%S~~NNCNNN~N
REPAIRS FOR All STorES-GREAT WEST
ern spovs Repatr Gas y Hennegtn.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

COWS, dogs AND POULTRY
sC0TcT Co111Fs T1NrsT TFFFn1TG IN
the world: sired by our imported 'Wishaw
Climax" the only litter brother to the SIC, 900
worlds champion: stud fee So Highland
Collie Kennels, Buffalo. MINI.
JERSEY cow AND HEIFER CALF; BOTH
solid fawn; heavy rich mixer; price 500.
22O4 Grand av.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

For Sale.
foa sAiEoM2 s s.YnA IS s raofsa Q
mare; absolutely sound; with. four
mile in s. Quarters sR IN a'fR Rs ma a
has great future unless you are o
looking loo for something good and sa Will
dress as4s. ' Journal r' u0n ans"e'. A. Q
g Q o Q @ o o Q 9 g Q 90 .
LOGGERs TAKE NOTICE.
400 to 600 head of big. heavy, young, nrst.
class logging horses constantly on hand: each
horse guaranteed aso represented; come and
and give you selection from the largest col.
lection In the northwest. Barrett thinner
man, Midway Horse Market. Midway. st.
Paul
ONE CONCORD BUGGY. ONE OPEN BUGGY,
pole and thills. road cart and steel runners;
one new light double harness. one single har.
ness; sacrifice price for quick sale; no use
and Hennepin.
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT, ELE.
CANT coupe Rockaway in finest condition,
with or without double coach harness and Il, fine
coach mare; going west; will sacrifice. 301a
Aldrich st $. South 331-L2.
FOR sALE-0NE FINE BRoUGHAM, ONE OF
best make. cost 81 500 almost good as new
fS Saf sSs sh a 8 i2t ssfsa =
FOR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM VISION.
sin 20 head Of draft, driving and farm horses
and mares must and will be sold at once. Ala
Sd st 8. -.}-- - ,Ft. -.
ONE. MIKE MAINS SPEEDING SLEIGH; ONE
ball-bearing pneumatic tire runabout, both al
good as Few. 1401 Chicago av. T. G.. phone
2643. .-.-..,2 .....-. ~ lr.f-aE e#.,'1
zIMMERMAN's HORSE MARKET, DEALERS
in all classes of horses part time given when
desired. Stables IL I'd st N. "1-..a 's.~..
FROST & co. - IT, :
All classes of horses for sale.
Is I'd st n -''-. ~
RoCKAWAY-sECoND HAND BUT Go6D As
Wallis Coach g. Carriage Works, ~ anG
II Grant st. .-r- d, -. p, -.
RoCKAwAY, IN F1RsT-cLAss CONDITION
and for sale cheap. Inquire L. B. Mayer, 49,
Fremont N. -
GOOD DRIVING TEAM FOR sALE-sU1T
able for coach team. 6, and 10 Old Colon!
building. ,gg> --.. = Er ~
| NoTICE-DEAD HoRsEs REMOVED. n. W
scavenger Co.. 1O2 LIST st N: phone 1875 Main
FOR sALE-HoRsE, HARNESS, CUTTER AM
buggy. Call at 1919 Aldrich av N.
FOR sALECHEAP, CLOSED CARRIAGE
! good as new. 1112 I'd av s. E
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BOARD AND ROOMS
49,. Offered.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
board, suitable for two; also side room, walk
Ing distance, pleasant location, thoroughly
modern. $40 4th av s. :
BEAUTIFUL SUITE, PRIVATE BATH; SIN
gle room. private BATH single room, without
bath. Hotel Waverly.
NICE LARGE FRONT. TWO NICE SINGLE
rooms. Hotel Southern, 4th av $ and 9th st.
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$3.50 FROM LIVERPOOL AND LONDON, $31
from Scandinavia; low rates from Germany.
II. d. Lidman. Is Sd st 8. Minneapolis, MINI.
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.,E ~ 49, BAPTIST.
NORTH Haaa',x SIDE 1 M1ss $50 NJ " Withers
street and Sixth avenue N. :.Ie'-' ! >
FRERev KEENAN, Morning Ac
of TIE gin eor evening The Mission
oI1yET- Morning, a Christmas cantata by
e. 19s3s %esnns
First Christmas Sermon Special Christmas mas
hffs Rsts' Of the Gsess T BY b Es e.
nd 5s% q AfTsen5 pkzh1sH-Rev Gustav uelDy.
tSss its e is5s:s0pt os9stn ass
caE sSSsn& SS1Hsaz school f. festival csna
Kedsmption: fourth in a SERIES Baptism pdSa1
cENrRAL eHs Dr. 5s:S1 theodore Heysbam. Morn
5 Bbe sb ths Of Of the
efrYee at 40 Geoek SPECIAL sfda music bells
n MissIfn Of the Son Of MAN. evening 1h
mas Day Question Special music A morning rrisu
TABERNAcIzE-Rev G. H. Gamble. Morning
G saa Messenger sysPns spee h
hqan sole sSshns M ssF1fes
Jesus as the Revealer of Moral Defect
evening, "The First Christmas Sermon
Subject for Thursday evening, Doing Bette
Next Year 1888 &. a II = :
IMMANUEL-Rev. c. J. Triggerson Morning
"a Great Revelation; evening, 'The Mar
ner of Gods Love- - -
UNIVERSALIST.
TUTTLE-Rey A. r. Tillinghast Mornina
christmas and the Happy Life; evening
= Christmas program and festival by the SUI
day school. - - -
[ ALE soULs-Rev william II. Ryder. Mornins
Jesus and Christ" Sunday school 10 nj, :
UNITARIAN.
NAZARETH (Norwegian) -Rey Amandus MOI
man. Morning, 1.-THE New Incarnation
Childrens Christmas social Tuesday evening
: LUTHERAN.
) ST. JOHNS ENGLIsH-Rev A. F. Elmquis
) T. Morning. Search the Scriptures; evening
i . Holy Communion. Text. Josh. ill. 8. Service
Christmas day, $50 am Text, lisa. TX. 81
: Luke IT, 1920. Children's festival, 1870 p.m.
TRINITY GERMAN Corner Thirteenth avenu
n s and Nineteenth street)-Rev. Frederic Si
ven. Morning, 1920, .Our Lord Preparing tt
Redemption of the World" German and Emf
e lish evening services 80 pm.
4 ST.. JOHNS GERMAN-Rev. Paul Dowida
!, Z Morning, God the Giver of All Talents
I Is evening. PM. Christmas Eve concert ar
: distribution of presents. Monday mornin
!, Christ. Is Born Unto YOU
!. SAUGUsTANA-Rey. G. ]. Petri Morning, 20,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Forakcr's Creates A Stir.

Washington, Spccial.-Senator For
akcr Of Ohio who caused quite star
by declaring IN speech at Bellfontaln
that he was opposed TO conternns
rate making power on Interstate
commission is annoyed by newspaper
comments which make 1t appear has
utteranccs Indicate that he has fallen
out with the President. 1t Is
true" he said, "That the President
favors this power be conferred ON th'
commission and that ! opposed 1t, but
there is no radical disagreement be
tween the President and myself.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Ex-Governor o'Farran Dead.

Richmond. special-FOrmer Govern
o. Charles T. O'Ferrall. OF Virginia.
died in this city at 10 o'clock Friday
morning from nervous prOstrauon. he
had been in failing health fer about a
year. but prior TO his death had Deen
confined 10 his bed for only a month.
the last three days OF which he was un-
conscious. Owing 10 paralysis OF the
throat he was unable to take nourish-
ment. Governor O'Ferrall served IN
the Confederate army. rising from the
rank OF private TO that OF colonel and
was for six terms Representative n
Congress from the seventh Virginia
district. he was So years old.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Montreal Special -A decision
against Colonel J. F. Gavno- and Cap
tain 3. .. Greene. the American Goa
tractors wanted IN the United states
on charges OF defrauding the govern
ment. was handed down by Judge
Ouimeat ia the Court OF the King's
Bench. Il is the general belief among
legal men that Greene and Gaynor
have reached the limit OF their re-
sources in fighting against eXtradi-
ton. The defense stil has two weeks
IN which 10 bring further proceedings
20 act as a stay. The decision given
today was on q writ OF habeas corpus
based upon the content that Judge Ia
Fontaine. the commissioner who held
them Tor extradition. had no authority
20 act In the case.
Judge Oulmets decision Quashing
the writ Of habeas corpus holds the
original order fer extradirion issued
by Judge la Fontaine.
Donald McMssfer. acting on behalf
4 OF the United States authorities. has
Hotifed Judge Ia Foutaine 10 make
/ every preparation for eXtradition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Havana. Bv Cable.-Omcial dis
patches received Friday afternoon
from Cionfugos announced the killing
% Congressman Enrique NiNucndas.
leader OF the Liberal party and the
most able orator of the lower house.
and the chief OF police OF Cienfugos.
during conflict between the two
political parties. the Liberals and the
Modcrates. Tho government advices
say the police had information that
within the hotel IN which Niilucndas
resided q a quantity OF arms had been
deposited. and they went &c the hotel
90 investigate the matter As the po-
lice asccnded the stairs they were met
bv party OF Liberals. who fred en-
them. killing Chief OF Police Illancc.
The police returned the fire. killing
Nillucndas and wounding several 9th
ers. Intense excitement prevailed at
Cionfugos and Havana. The govern
mcnt authorities fear the result which
the affair may have upon the election
OF members of the election boards.
which will be held Saturday. AS the
news spread throughout Havana the
/ Liberals and Moderates arc rapidly
gathering i'm their respective clubs,
/ and II Is feared that unless the leaders
give wise counsel a clash may result
4 dispatch from Cienfugcs says that
about six persons were killed and q
\ wounded during the conflict
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
YELLOW JACK GAINS SLOWLY
Progress Of the yellow Fever From,
Day 20 Day.

New Orleans, Special.-oriesA re-
port 10 p. m:
New cases, 4s; total TO date. 2.SOS.
Deaths. 6; total. Sos.
New focl. II.
Cases under treatment, SO: dis
charged. 2ISS.
Saturday ended the tenth week o. the
fight against yellow fever in New or
leans with a record OF cases and
deaths for the day higher than expect
ed.
While there have been n considerable
number Of new foci in the past week.
an examination Of the maps IN the
oGice OF the Marine Hospital oEicer
does not disclose any extensive spread
OF the disease Many o. them repre-
sent merely the crossing by the disease
from one side % street 70 the other.
As the cases are promptly reported.
howeve-. the inspectors are able 10
tag them Immediately ana tske due
precautions 20 prevent : spread % the
infection.
II the present rate OF progress is
kept up. the state board OF health be-
leves that yellow fever in he coantry
parishes viii disappear almost as soon
as in New Orleans.
Lake Providence. which was a hot
bed Of fever two weeks ago. is rapidly
driving out the disease. For the fourth
day. all the new cases at Tollulah axe
/ negroes. Seventeen cases are under
treatment in the Barataria district.
In central Louisiana picS.rE and
moving OF cotton IS somewhat handi-
capped for the want ot sufficient labor
ewing 10 fumisation requirements
Einners are having some tro1ble IA
getting cars
Wo-k was resumed Saturday on the
leyee front The settlement decided
on by Adam Torch. the arbitrator. was
accepted by both sides and there vii
BE no more cotton labor trouble d-r
Ing the present season.
The country reports were not lifc-
cnt from the usual run. Dr. Shayot. o
PlaQueninrs parish. reported the trou
bles he was having with ;ke italian
on Pointe Celeste plantation ana sal.
that they had barriCaded them seivc
In their houses and warned az loctCr
that they would Kill the first one wa
attempted 20 enter. The civil author.
ties were consulted and Is was decide
20 put the whole plantation ulier STRIFE
I quarantine until the fever lci r.sar
pea7ed and then proceed against the-
/ crluiualiy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

New York. Special-At the annual
meeting OF the Associated Press held
al the Walcorf-Astoria Hotel, the fol-
loving directors were reelected for
the ensuing three years.
Messrs. George Thompson. 81. Paul
Dispatch: Charles II. Grasty. Balti-
more News. ". l. Mclean. Philadel-
phia Bulletin. W. r. Nelson. Kansas
City Star. Adolpb s. Ochs. q the
New York Times. was also elected FOR
three years 70 take the place oi
WhitelaE Reid. New York Tribune
who declined reelection on account o.
absence abroad.
After transacting some routine bust
ness the meeting adjourned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

St Louis, Special negro at
tempted assault on the wife OF Deputy
Sheriff A. J. Shores. at Clayton last
night The aesailant was shot by
Shores and badly wounded. The shoot
ing attracted a mob OF negroes who at
tempted 20 lynch the negro. but were
prevented and the nend was lodged In
Jail. Shores was on trolley car when
be heard a ccrscu. lie saw the negro
running and fired and the negro fell.
Afterwards shores learned that his
wife was the victim. who was found In
a faint on the sidewalk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
FRANCE IN EARNEST
Determined 70 Compel CaaifO 10 Act
in Better Faith
PATIENCE IS FINALLY EXHAUSTED
Venezuelan Dictator Eust DisSvow
Offensive Attitude Toward French
Charge d'AEsirs at Caracas or Ne
gotGtions VIII Be Broken OF.

Paris. BY Cable.-The offensive atti--
tude OF Venezuela toward n. Taigny.
the French charge danaires at Car
acas. has aroused Indignation in Off
cial quarters here. Although the Min
istry has not yet taken definite action.
it Is said in the highest quarters that
Premier Rouvier undoubtedly Will de
mand that Venezuela disavOw the Of
fenslve action ana adopt n course con-
f0rmable with tie usual courtesies OF
diplomatic Intercourse. The Venezue-
Ian authorities are now seeking TO
show that their action was directed
against NJ Taisny personally. and not
against the French government but
oniciels here do not accept tho distinc-
ton between NJ. Taighy's personal and
Official capacity
The semi-onicial Temps Friday
printed a leading article rejecting the
official sentiment on the subject. Il
said that VI. Taigny has been ordered
to insist on Vcnezuola's Withdrawing
her positive refusal 20 deal with him.
II the withdrawal is made and Presi-
/ dent Castro makes an apology. then the
/ negotiations will continue. II Venezue-
/ L. does not accede 10 VIII be unwise to
/ Immediately break of diplomatic rela-
\ tions by the withdrawal OF NJ. Taigny.
| since this would leave French inter
ests unprotected. The best course would
be FOR France and the United States
/ TO make Joint naval demonstration.
n~ hoe f~s .f.an-
| Germany and Italy took part. The au-
| thOritics here say that exchanges viii
occur ar Washington relative 20 the
mutual interest involved in the pend
/ ing controversies
NJ Jusserand. the French ambassa-
dor 20 the United States. Will sail for
\Cw York.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Guilty of Wife Murder.

Cowngton, Ga. Specialize jury
In the case Of Columbus w. Walker,
charged with wife murder Mon
day at ) O'Clock returned q evr-
diet Of guilty with recommendation for
lifc Imprisonment. The jury was out
less than forty minutes.
The children Of Walker testified IN
his behalf. The verdict was contrary
10 the expectation Of the public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

New York. Speciality the cNpio-
sion or a large quantity ot powder the
fireworks factory of Joseph Speizo m
Grecupoint, was totally destroyed.
Spcizo = sixteen years old SON. Anto-
MO. was Instantly killed and his wife
and TWO younger boys and work
man wc.c seriously injured. The eN-
piosiou SHOOK buildings within a rae
dius of mile aad for a time DC was
believed that many persons had been
iucd An members of the Spcizo
family worked in the factory. small
frame structure IN an open lot. pa
which they turned out saluting bombs
for use in Italian festivals. This in-
volvcd the use of much black powder
quantities OF which were scattered
over The work benches. Joseph Spci-
~. the proprietor. was absent ihe
place being in charge of his eldest
SON. Manuel. who escaped unhur'
when an alarm was raised by one of
the younger boys that an explosion
was imminent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Fall River. Mass. Speciai.-SSles In
the print cloth market for the week
will amount 10 about 20 900 pieces. The
demand continues quiet for all classes
Of goods. The future course Of the
market will depend largely on the new
cotton crop Manufacturers are belieV-
ers in lower prices for the raw mate
rial. and are only purchasing enough
10 cover necessities Samples OF the
new crop are being shown and are said
10 be OF a good quality.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

%D.4

believe
previous
period has ever
also the artificial character commercial machine
The certain
therefore artificial
the moral
has
act "hon
sfseA while individual
each stakeholder aUenuaeo S
sppresahe whole or
responsible stockholders oe
sEnorsanate 20 me
The
No people have III
nooen
debsuched han
make OF
pTeoeone
life The evils Nc
Of the ledger What
nlh-ual distinguish this industrial age
befores Are men 'ne
OF
cultivated relation OF 1ne i
o
monelovins peoQe
when earned
desire 10 hoard
American
n wealth IS Il"
for further constructive
To achieve rather than acquire is his ambition
fa deaA
Is
unCuestionahy broken
thai are KEPT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

London. ~ Ca3'c-The governments
i-tc-uc- 20 purchase tsc decks ~ SIM
ra-o-e has locn aa open sec-ct Tor
many months. aal according 70 good
art-c-ity thc British raycrameu, is
sl-.'v facing tlc r-sn-t %, tae new
etrot -i- situation Sd the Gar East. ana
providing hcr navy with conron,ent
docks at singapore. vli-A S. the ccn-
t-o 90 The fc~ East.
The Ja7ancsc alliance permitted the
withdrawal @, Eve b,t.'esA.ps srou the
China seas. ana There s. no Intention in
uocs O.: peace 90 despatch any battle
ship 90 tic far EAST The three chu.s-
az r-orre-tho China. the East Indies.
aua tho Australia squadron-win re-
main as before.
Meanwhile TIE extensive docks ~ the
Tan.org Taror Com1anr VIII be Dur-
chased 90 pr.cc 90 De GNel ty tho ar-
bitrators now in tho FAR EAST o., which
hoard s.r Michael Hicks-Bcoeh SIS ths
umpire. ana Great Britain viii have
one 90 the Gncst naval bases ia th'
world cad one which in the event c
war. would be o. tie highest stratcs.
] value
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
RaiIroad Security.

Dallas. Texas. Special-The general
attorneys OF Texas railroad companies
secured ar injunction against the rail-
road comn8issiOn OF Texas foroiddlna
TIE putting into effect OF an emeTgen-
cy rate on dry goods. The rate was
much lower t,4n the usual tariff and
gave several Texas jobbing points an
advantage over the big IobDing points
OF the country. A big legal fight IL
expected az a result Of this Temporary
order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

New York. Speciai--After entering
the house OF Mrs. George c-ossman. at
52s West One Hundred aaG Forty-sec-
ond street. for the fourth time with
ia four days. an unknown negro bru~
tally attacks Miss Irene. Mrs. Cross
mans hfteen-year-old daughter. and
escaped before he could be caught The
police believe the mans intention on
each occasion was robbery. Several
detectives and police are huDtlng the
negro.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Philadelphia, Pa, Speciai.--A rear
end collision between the east bound
New York Limited Express from St.
Louis and a local passenger train
which was standing at the Paoli sta
ton Of the Pennsylvania railroad, l9
miles west Ct this city, resulted in the
death Of FIVE men and the inJuring
OF more than twenty others.