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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
REDUCE MILEAGE BOOKS.
Passenger Association Expects to
Sell 2,ooo-Mile Book for SEQ

NEW YORK. December Sat a meet
Ing OF the mileage bureau OF the Western
Passenger Association next week. II ts
expected that the price Of the 2.OOO-mile
book Will be reduced from 500 tn go 60
the refund on the cover from $3.50 10 20 IN
II ID also proposed 20 place on sale "a
lOOO-mile book for SSo. giving refund or
%. There has been no cnange in the vest
ern m--eage book Tor ten years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
NEW STEEL CAR PLANT.
Reports Current in Pittsburgh
Ss 600 600 Concern to Be Formed

PITTBURG. December s.-Repofts are
current that the manufacturing industries
OF this district are to be increased by a
new steel car plant. backed by S5.0OOOO0
capital. To be ready for operation by De-
cember I. 1907
II Is asserted that one Cleveland man,
one or two from New York. and Pittsburg
capitalists are interested. Patents have
been secured. IL Is claimed which are
rsdically different from any now in use.
The plant will be within twenty miles OF
this city, the rumors say.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Patents to Virginians

! sIecIll % 'Ille IlneE5- Dlsq1afch
ARLINGTON. ID. C., Decent Q
Messrs Davis & Davis WashiDgton ~
ent attorneys, report the grant. fbis -,
TO citizens Of Virginia, OF the follovytng
patents: 'o"'''s
70. 3 Beicher' Hoekman. lamp: j. D.
James Pulaski filler. NJ J. Pew
stanton. typewriter, W r.. Rane,- g.
folk spoon; G.. r. Wickes Cocin.-tc,,
coke-leveling machine. T. +. Wii[i9sC-'
richmond. tag: b. a. Richardson ~
NoToik, design for badge: ana T.
Savage. Norfolk. design for watch-rba, ~,
or similar article arm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Currants for MANY Prodncts-

Among the many uses to which GsNcS
currants are to be put, writes Consul
General Horton from Athens. il not only
wine and alcohol-making but the manu-
facture OF such products as sugar OF
raisins' pulp foods (marmalades and
jams) for tho markets Of Northern FNl-
rope. The fodder prepared from dried
Corinthian currants combined with
starchy matter. gives nourishing and
highly esteemed stock food
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CONTINUED on Second Pagol
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Develop Great Industry.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec S.--The
Great Western Polling Mills Company has
been Incorporated IN this city. and the
new concern promises to develop another
important industry iu the form OF the
manufacture OF iron and steel. The capt
tai stock ls s5OO.OoO 10 is expected that
the plant Will be ia working order early
next spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
RID District Counties.

II viii be observed that every county In
the Fifth Congressional District Is a
deficit county and each deficit runs into
the thousands. the total for the district
being S27.783.2o, nearly half OF the deficit
for the entire State. However. buchanan
county. ia the Ninth District. draws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
British Cotton Goods in October

The value OF the shipments OF cotton
piece goods from the United Kingdom FOR
the month OF October was So 0s5 2Ss. The
sales TO China fell or somewhat, but the
requirements or Turkey were on an ex-
cepuonally large scale. and Argentine
and Brazil took an appreciabIy larger
quantity than last year, while midas
demands also Increased,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
PUT HARTMAN
LINES UNDER FIRE
i or1nal Notice Given That Inter
state Commerce Commission
VIII Probe Combination.
MAY PROSECUTE THE SYSTEM
That, OF Course, Depends Upon
Findings OF Com
mission.

WASHINGTON. December S.-FormaI
announcement has been made by the
Interstate Commerce Commission OF Its
intention TO probe the affairs Of the rail-
roads known as the Hartman lines.
After a prolonged conference with Frank
b. kellogg and g. A. Severance, Of ST
Paul. counsel engaged in the case. the
commission made public a statement as
follows:
The Interstate Commerce Commission
has to-day ordered an Investigation OF
and Southern Pacific Railway sys;ems
growing out OF their common manage
ment and control. Frank b. Kellogg and
c. A. Severance. Of St. Paul. have been
retained TO take charge Of the invesuga-
ton. which extends from New York TO
san Francisco.
A conference was held Friday after
noon between the commission and cOun-
sell at which the general subject was
fully considered. but dates for hearings
and other details have not yet been de-
termined.'
The announcement also was made that
the active work OF Investigation viii
begin the latter part Of this month.
Hearings will be held in New York. Chi
cago. ST. Louis. Kansas City. Denver
Salt Lake City. Omaha and San Fran
cisco.
Every man connected with the Harri-
man roads supposed to have knowledge
OF the facts in the conduct and manage
mcnt OF the system will be summoned
as a witness before the commission.
This means that E II. Hartman and
other prominent railroad men associated
with him will have fun opportunity to tell
all they know about this latest and great
est combination OF railroad property in
the United States.
VIII Last Till March.
II Is the opinion Of Chairman Knapp
that the inquiry Will DO completed about
March list The evidence collected. n Il
iustifies such a step, will be certified 20
the Department OF Justice with Il view to
prosecuting the Hartman system as
combination In restraint Of trade
The determination OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission to go after the
Hartman lines was foreshadowed severaI
days ago. The commission desires it to
be made plain that Il has nothing to DO
with the enfor cement Of the act aimed at
combinations IN restraint Of trade. name
IT, the sherman antitrust law.
But ont Of the inquiry inaugrlrated to
cay proceedings against the Hartman
railroads for violations 81 the Interstate
commerce act. the sherman antitrust
act and the general conspiracy statutes
are expected TO grow. Under the au-
thority with which II T. clothed. the com
mission mny examine into tho operations
OF any or all common carriers and thus
disclose facCs upon which criminal or
civil proceedings against such carriers
might lie.
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Conditions Point to Bet
ter Times for the Viz
ginia Planters.
VERY HEAVY SALES
FOR A SHORT CROP
All Virginia Markets Have Been
Glutted and Prices Keep Up.
Consumption of the Weed 4
Had Wonderfully IN
creased-Better
Times Ahead.

When. during last summer and ths
early fall there seemed to be never.
to-oe-stopped leak in tho clouds. and
rainstorin after rainstorm came along fo~
days in and days out the cry went IN
itpm the sand hills OF south Carolina
me foothills OF North Carolina and from
ai iiedmont Virginia. the dark tobacco
regions OF tho Southside and the sun
curing beit OF the centre. that the to-
hacco crop Of 1876 was literally ruined.
ana tnat tho growers Of the weed would
see hard times when they commenced
20 market the water-soaked stun
ineSe gloomy prognostications have
proven so FAR, 20 have been the fore
casts OF false prophets. The reports from
au the markets in Virginia and the Car
oinas show that the crop was not so short
as the seers said IT would be. and that
lheir forecasts AZ to the quality 81 tho
Weed were but the forebodings 81 ths
Narieet ragefr,fefo
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The Annexation Fore
shadows a Building
Boom.
HOME SEEKERS
COMING To FRONT
Activity in Lee District Has
Broken Out Afresh-One Con-
Germ Erecting Many Houses
TO Meet Demand of
Renters-Suburbs
Continue Active.

Since last Thursday. when the supreme
court OF Appeals handed down It's de-
cision in the annexation case. and there
By materially Increased the size OF Rich
mond. che rcal estate agents have talked
OF bus Little else than the imned ate effects
or auueNauon on tlc market and tine bus
ines W tine dealers in Richmond property.
All agree that annexation Is "a good thing.
and that 10 will bring a great deal Of
property in the market that has hereto
fore been hard 70 sell even 90 farm land
one agent expresses tho opinion thar
there VIII d. more lois bought this win
Ter Tor small homes than ever before Ia
The same length % time 500 tie hlstcry
o. Richmond While many of these los
VIII De- taken 90 hy spectators and held
for profits most Of them wnl be bought
tf men OF small means WIEN a vlow q
building comfortable little homes on them
nj an early date That the majority -
such deals VIII be ln tho newly annexed
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Cotton Statement.
fBy Assoclated I,ress,l

srf'satsiA lIoy [thSUCIdtcu h1'TeSS,)
NEW ORLEANS, April O.-secretary
Hester makes the actual average weight
Of 7,4G0,2S4 bales of the cotton crop, en,-
braclng port receipts and overland for
the seven months from September to
March,, inclusive, SILL, against 1887
pounds per bale last year, decrease of
"a pounds, Detailed averages are as fol-
lows:
Texas. 52s.97; Louisiana, 51s.67; Alabama.
52479; Georgia, 5G7G0; South Carolina,
4aS00; North Carolina, 49l; Virginia, 496.77:
Tennessee. including Memphis, st. Louis
and overland. 522,
Tho statement Of the worlds Visible
supply of cotton shows the total visible TO
be 4,535,457 bales. OF this, the total Of
American cotton is 3Oo2,457 bales. ana OF
all other kinds, Including Egypt, Brazil.
India ETC., 1853 900 bales.
OF tho worlds visible supply Of cotton
there is now anoat and held in dreat
Britain and Continental Europo 2,lS2. 900
bales; In Egypt,- l6l 900 bales; IN India,
$4,000 bales, and In the United States,
1,195, 900 bales.
Secretary IIestor's weekly cotton state
ment shows for the six days of April
deorense under last year of $4,000 bales,
For tho 2lS days OF the season that have
elapsed, the aggregate Is behind the. 2ls
DAYS OF last year 1,3s8,0O0 bales, Tho
amount brought into sight during the past
week has been 140,7li bales, and for tho
six days of April 1t has been II 252 bales.
The movement since September ISL
shows receipts at all United States ports
to he 6SOS, $50 bales. a
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TRADE REVIEW.
Commercial Horizon Cloudless
Except for Labor Controversies.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, April 6.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Iof trade will say
Tomorrow:
Opening OF spring trade Is not per-
ceptibly retarded by the partial interrupt
ton to coal mining, except In the, imme-
date sFiGinty Of anthracite mines. High
temperatures, not only broadens the de-
fmand for sseasonabe merchandise, but
stimulates agricultural Operations, re-
opens Northern navigation, and starts
many contemplated building operations.
Were it not for a few:labor controversies
the commercial horizon would be cloud
less. But some manufacturing plants will
be compelled to suspend IL the fuel sup
ply Is cut of and structural work Is In
terrupted by demands for higher wages
in certain localities. That the year 1905
started out to eclipse all records is evil
denced by bank exchanges eighteen per
cent. larger than in the first quarter OF
the previous year. while liabilities Of
commercial failures averaged only 81
cents TO each 81 600 Of solvent payments
through the clearing houses, which Is
the lowest commercial death rate for the
first three months of any year. Railway
earnings IN March were 60 per cent
larger than last year.
Progress In the iron and steel industry
has not suffered as yet from the partial
suspension of coal mining, and new bus
mess comes forward each week In great
volume.
Failures this week numbered 1877, as
against 2S2 last year, and is In Canadn,
as against Is last year.
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TRADE WITH FAR SOUTH.
Mississippi Valley Export and
Import Association Formed.
lRY ASsOcIatcd PreHN.

Iehn')
NEW ORLEANS, April Gan organl-
cation to be known as the Mississippi Val
ley Export and Import Association, having
for It's object the advancement Of trade
and the ports OF South America, was
formed here to-day at a convention OF
business men representative OF nearly
every Southern State. The organization
decided to require the Isthman Canal
Commission to put on a steamship SER
vice between New Orleans and Colon, SO
as to put the Mississippi Valley on an
ed,lalsfootlng with the section of country
tributary to the Atlantic seaboard. Tho
bill of Senator. Gallingcr in behalf Of the
merchant marine was endorsed and Con-
gress VIII ,ll, be asked to put river and
appropriation measures in order that tho
waterways Of the country may be ade-
uuatelv improved. Vice-President e IT,
Russell, iof the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road, and Congressman Ransdell, OF Louis
lana, were speakers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April .6.--Cotton market was
yery quiet during to-day's session and prices
based of In tho absence Of support. The close
Hns qu!ct ut n net decline of Toll points, Sales
Tor the day were estimated mt only 1000 bales.
rho market opened steady, but at n decline
,f ans points In response to disappointing
mbles, Prices worked up point or two imme-
ilately after the call on covering. but soon
ased off again and during tho middle session
Inc market was very dull and Irregular within
/ narrow range active months ruling abou!
Gl7 points net lower. Toward tho close OFFER
ngs increased owing TO reports that the lead
M New Orleans authority had revised the
lverage weight of bales as OF December 3lst,
faising 1t TO 6l71l pounds against 1l9'a7 pounds
,he average weight reported at the same date
last vcnr, which OF course. was heavier than
Inc average weight OF bales for the season
AZ n whole The market closed within point
nr 30 OF the lowest The weather South con-
i'nued somewhat unsettled. but the preclnlta-
lion reported was light and conditions as
whole were seasonable. Private cables from
Liverpool were rather bearsh, but tho alnrket
irere was very quiet and spot sales were
smaller at 10000 bales. southern spot markets %
we're unchanged to Sc hsSher with fair safes
Receipts OF cotton ut the ports to-day were ere
7G46 bales against 1889 bales against lol. 4o-
inst week and l9i, 800 last year. To-day's re,
.eIpts at New Orleans 1904 bales against $40.
last year and at Houston a'lsl bales against
i,lOS last year. d ps,r MA
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
nulet. ~, $50 r,osa
~
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CINCINNATI, o., April s,-Hods-ArtIve
Butchers and shippers. ss4s'iaB.4s; c%mmn,
s5eaa6,25, cattle-slow = Falr to good shsppers
at Ss'5o06. rs. Lambs-strong at t4,5o@7,0o.
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SUICIDE SERMON.AT
THE D|sPENsARY
~, . ,r,,,o. Mss, !, !,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.),
RALEIGH, N. c., April 6.-Rev. Sylves.
ter Belts, q Baptist minister Of this city,
has been granted the privilege Of preach
ing to the patrons Of tho Raleigh dis
pensary each evening at $50 o'clock, the
permit being by Mayor Johnson. His frs,
sermon was last evening" and he used
for his text tho suicide. Of Young Leon
1Veathcrs here several days ago. Ho
exhibited the bottle from which Weathers
took his last drink and the revolver With
which he took his life. He declared his
purpose TO preach at the dlspensary each
afternoon for the next week or two at
least. He attracted several hundred PEG
pie last evening. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
"The Banquet of Death"

The =. NJ G. A. mems meetIng. will be
held at Grove Avenue Baptist CFnrch, and
DR.. ]. w. Porter who Is conducting
evangelistlc services there this week, VIII
Of DEATH Dr. Porterris pastor. Of the
First Baptist. Church at Newport News,
and hetis q fine speaker, q man with a
men. At staunton he addressed the mems
meeting during the state Convention. and
it was one of the largest and most sue
cessful meetings ever held IN the stale.
Vice, which begins at 3:l5, and the ma 10
quartette led by Mr.. Joseph Il, White,
Will sing II tt
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RICHMOND GRAN MARkET.
Richmond, Va. April g. 1908.
QUOTATIONS. a
CATTLE A1AnlsErE.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MA RkET.
lSales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va. April 8, 100

Richmond, Va. April s. 1906.
Report Of the live stock market for the week
0rs es s Ap SAats eSum to good g
common e far .4:s bes, hs,f's s,is
Common Sans ;ssc; Bulls lis sSGis,; extra
best calves, fa7,tc comn!oS to fair tas e :;
SOUS sous ana stays. 4ltg6,sc, best sheep. 6a6Ac.
common TO tair, ta r5s best lambs. 707'so'
Xii Kinds OF stock In good demand and
prospects good.
CHICAGO. April le.--cATT1.E-Reco!pts l.too
Market srens e ss hghs5 hs
celpts, 5000 head Market steady. Choice TO
R ea~s sssSy tq Satsber gedsm {
S asi seod g s9sss a's "sse
s sHssPi ss''Vee'N' y9A''''S'' :
Sgw S., ToRK S;e.1 April snH Sys ,s
s Sssis "a ass ssesp ses
lambs hess s ssed ppe% $3.50 ufsaHs
Receipts, 1856 head, Good state and Penn
light. Market steady Choice. S. 6oaS so; prime
@a0aS6o. Hogs-Reeeipts light market active.
S,4o o;pr ro lux s5toaaw sheep-suppy light:
%sFks' s vsSi sa hs' Ssshss' sS' amos
cINcrSNAT1 o. april ~, s@ II "a, r,
ana shRRoys seo
At 4 ss5Sd IS Larnbs-strong at ,i,5o@7oo.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, APRIL g., 1905. 3ls
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. liTl5
100 A. M.--DIiy --Local for Charlotte. ". G..
IL 40 +. aily-1.mted-Bu Pullman to
8 Atlanta and Birmingham. New. Orleans.
Memphis, Chattanooga and all tho South.s
Through coach for Chase City, Oxford.
Al 3 Durham and Raleigh. @. sj.ssi'
800 p. MEX. Sunday-Keysvllle Local. gI3. VA
1880 p Observation-Disclosures ready $50
1Yd F. NJ, for all the South " 3.i!ss3 ss$
YORK RIVER LINE. Sistti 335
f The favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
a:15 E M.-Locnl--Daily. except Sundays. d
400 P M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore.
Steamers, call at Yorktown and Clay Bank
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.a
and at Gloucester Point Clements and
Almonds on Tuesdays Thursdays E8 and
4:45 A. M.--Except sunday-Local mixed for
West Point 5si5t s35S& s4S Nj
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. .igsg8sg
$3.50 A. NJ. and z 20 P. M.-From ali tho SoutnH
$50 ?. M.-From Charlotte. y Durham Y ana
Z $40 A. M.--From Keysvle and intermediate
Stations. II i;A $ss4 s
e:e5 a. M.-Daily--From West Point with Bal-jj
timore connections Sundays, daily. except
Monday. E3 57s5l 5s1 i58s 3GSH
1o:45 a. M.-Daily except Sundays and Mon.5
days; $40 p. NJ, daily, except Sunday
From West Point. I5ll 81 si52 83,6
55 s. II. HARDWICx, W. II. ATAYLOE, M
II. b. SPENCER, Gent MET. 58S
Washington, D. G. 81 u
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Emmanuel Revival Closes.

The revival services at Emmanuel Bap-
list Church closed last night. There was
moro preached a fine sermon on The
Value OF Time" There was one CONVEX
sion and one addition to the church. Rev'
Mr.. Stuart, OF Vennble Street; Rev. MT,
Cridlin, Of Manchester, and Rev, !, W
Mitchell were present and took part IN the
services. 49,.
Carolina to-day to NIL an appointment at
kinston tomorrow. H8.
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MARINE ISTi[En1.1GENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 6, 1905

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 6, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Barge John r. Zimmerman. Meyer, Baltl-
nlore.f cdal. N lsona and I4add.
z I gS{t1ITIrStl SAILED.
, Steamer sPpcahontas.G Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Tug Radiant. Burke, Baltimore, two oil
bargcs. @
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 6. 1906.
lfEl ARRIVED. @ fyt3
Steamship Baltimore Short Baltimore. pas.
sengeers and general cargo. tg4
Steamer Elm City. Haynes Mattapnnl River
landings. passengers and general cargo.
p lsi 1Tl3s 9sisrg SAILED. 81 q Oh (
Steamship Baltimore; Short, Baltimore. pas
scngeers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mattapont River
landings pa Hsepsets and general cargo. 81 Il
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ARGUMENT BEGUN.
acknowledgment Case to Goto Jury
Next Week.
(Dy Associated press0

8 sAvANN All, GA, April G...-Judgc Speeer
defense to, direct verdict Of not guilty,
II, tho Greene and Cinynor.t case. General
Barr opened the argument. He was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Osborne, VINO had hot
two clock Until, Tomorrow morning at
0:30 o'clock.
MIR. Osborne wilt be followed by Mr..
Erwin Colonel E,Meldrim will speak for
the defense at the tconclusion Of MIR. Err
wins address, md 9the concluding nrgu-
ment will be mado for the government
The outlook now Is that the case will
not 60 to the Jury Until about the. middle
ofnext week unless night sessions be held.
W. w. Osborne announced that tho
would ask tho court to address the jury
In his charge. was as to the construction
upon which the defendants might be CALI
cd fugitives from Justice.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts, IS
casks Rosln4 Nothing doing; receipts 1l9 bar
rels Tar=Firrn at $3.50; receipts. Il barrels
Crude Turpentine,--Firln ut saIA.75 and 500;
d SAVANNAH, CA. April s.-TuRPENT1NE-
Firm at 65hc.: sales. 81 ca SKIS: receipts. 6O3
casks. Rosln-Firm; sales, ISIS barrels; re-
ceipts. Ills barrels: shipments, 200 barrels;
stock. IS. 1855 barrels. 5f
CHIaI5s1'oN S. C.. April s.--TURPEN-
TINE Nd ROSIN-Noth!ng doing.
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

Tho tobacco breaks were larger yes
terday than any day this week and the
n arket closed firm and with an upward
tendency OH all grades, The sales amount
Ing TO 10000 pounds were ms follows:
shelburne, 10000; shockoe, $1,000; Stone
wall, $1,000; Crenshaw's, 1900 The total
sales for the week we're $4,000 pounds.
The market has been active and bidding
spirited all the week. A few good wrap
pers have shown up and they sold we'll,
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Convicted of Murder.

8 NJ (By Associated Press.) ~
+ WAYNESBORO, CiAt,s April 6-George
Gibson, young white man who killed bis
father at his home in the county, after
he had been drinking. was to-day con-
victed Of murder, the jury recommending
him to the mercy Of the court He was
sentenced to life Imprisonment
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Bank 'Clearings.
fnv AssocIntett Press.

(13y Associated Press)
y NEW YORK, April 6.--Total bank clear
ings, S313 ,s6s, 465; outside New YORK, Sl'-
0j2, 200 g9, increase 0 per cent. Il
Richmond, s5,l52,3id, Increase 16J per
cent.
Savannah, $i,1s1,Sse increase 3s's per
cent. ags h,
Atlanta. s42ob.os6, increase 2.s per cent.
Norfolk, S2tW.Ol1, increase 2,6 per ceilt
Augusta, 494, increase 4.4 per 'ceh1.
Charleston, N,s74,o46 decrease O.S per
cent. y.
Knoxville, s1kias,775, increase III per
cent. 344
cent. t
1 Macon, ss2i,2l2, increase 1915 per cent.