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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12

LONDON, July 12-Later-Two
more victims OF the accident have sue
cumbed to their injuries and two 9TH
ers are in a dying condition. Sixteen
persons we're injured seriously. The
brakes Of the OMNIBUS failed to work,
allowing the huge van to gain great
momentum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12

Wash suits, one-fourtI1 off at
stemple's. 12r2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12
Eight DEAD,
TWO ARE DYING,
MANY INJURED
SUCH WAS RESULT OF ACCIDENT
TO MOTOR OMNIBUS THIS
MORNING.

+ LONDON, July 12.-six persons
in an accident to a. motor omnibus
in an accident to a motor omnibue
while on their way to Brighton the
famous seaside resort. Descending
Handcross hill, at one of the steep
est inclines in the the omnibus
overturned, buryng passengers un-
der the wreck. It is feared several
Of the injured may die.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-12

Is one lot 25e wash goous now 1sc.
i2s2t sTEMPLE's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. is.-The cotton market
was generally easier To-day and closed at a net
decline OF agi3 points Sales We're estimated
at 100000 bales The opening was at a de-
cline of lsl3 points In spite of rather better
cables than expected under selling by local
bears, who were encouraged TO operate mort
aggressvely on, the short side than recently
at leading points. easiness at New Orleans
and the apprehension of depression as result
of March notices early next week. which seem
Trade interests seemed ready buyers of March
against sales OF later positions. and there was
some scattering demand for investment. but
local bears expected TO reach heavy stop-loss
orders on "A scale down. and with the exce2-
tion of a or 8 pointrally In the early after ter
close was barely steady at the low point OF
the session Southern spot markets. according
to official reports We're unchanged, TO lie. low
ar. Exports, are running heavier. and to-day
slightly exceeded the port receipts, but In
terlor receipts are running considerably over
expectations, and are attracting attention. al
though bulls claim that they merely reflect tho
big trade demand and rapid exhaustion OF
unsold supplies.
Receipts Mt the ports to-day were 1859 bales
against 2o704 last week and 1i.92s last year.
For the week (estimated) 10000 bales against
1873 COZ last week and ll5.S33 last year. TO-
DAYS receipts at New Orleans G,102 bales
against 5.l7S last year, and at Houston 39o5
bales against 2,s24 last year, =
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
oAfs's s'e''''' Open. High. Low. c,ose
MNs sreh s...:.....loss 1895 lo5s iS.ss
M =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
DanvilIe Tobacco Market.
as Reported by tnIbrell Bro,hers.l

Danvle. Va. Feb 10. 1895.
Owing to cold. harsh weather our receipts
have ,e,. been somewhat smaller this week than
half hours each day. The roads are in such
horrible condition that the farmers cannot get
70 town. Notwithstanding their anxiety 10 avail
themselves OF present prices. The quality %
the tobacco offering this week has been above
the the average. perhaps but still in bad order.
The offerings still show a scarcity of fine bright
tobacco. as well as The lowest grades. Prices
advance all along the line. Buyers continue
70 be very. actiye.s and SPECTATORS have been
taking Hold more freely The hogshead .marke.
shows t,,ores activity than We have. seen in the
past eighteen months and number OF round
lots have changed hands a. prices that make
the owners considerable profits. We hear OF a
number OF lots having been sold in England
that have been Inactive for quite. a length OF
time. and there have been not few Inquiries
from this source also, The only. inactive to-
and scraps. The stocks Of those held in the
various inland markets i'll the aggregate amount
to only a moderate quantity. but the holders
are confident that these VIII also In due time
I. lis generally conceded that not over % per
cent, of thet' I'D belt crop is still n the hands
Of faisi,ess, TIE stocks held by the sl,eeuators
idly depleted by moderately large purchases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Gossip Of Bulls and Bears

Z, NEW YORK. FEB. 10. chesapeake and Ohio
has doubled its gross earnings and more than
doubled lis net earnings ~ the last Ten years.
From q surplus OF S50,eo0 per annum oyer
i IL; CHARGES, the road has reaehed a point
sssISSoo out OF this sseI sgd or per cent
dividends, Hence II is that hnanciers predict
ia higher rate of dividend ds,rltwtion The
operating expenses for maintenatce Of the
property have been made more fheIal than
crease of only Sis niles in the mileage operated.
tenance in 1905 against s2,S,i,os5 in 1885 The
Item has been steadily growing larger eaen
year N, adaitlen g thls; sxtraoIdnary eN,t
been made mn fair hass O. eomparls9a lgcnts
shoWn frslsh earnings psr mile
mi!sags opera tsd was /, iteish, sarnllss
Mere $50, and freight earnings were 80, lSs;
earnings, there having been but about sib, 900 =
600 bonds Issued IN the. last ten years, and
fore, been only about sI50,oo0 increase In IN
terest charges on funded debt. In I905 tho
capital stock was ss9l1aa, 1901 bonds $780, oSaasi.
IN the capital stock was 500, 49, 400 bonds,
WASHINGTON, Feb. lathe supreine Court
in the New Haven and Hartford and Ghesu,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Iuiy .............. $50 asaM s..gs s.ss,s

Cash quotations were. as follows: Flour
5sisasot.c.: No. red. SAB as4fsc.; No. com.
sess gee: No. yellow. 5ssal ioc.:. No: cats.
ss.Gs0i.c.:. No. 2 rye. sc. Good feeding bar
ley. 6isMasc; fair to choice mating, ioM isc.
No 1 faxseed, siOf. No. / northwestern si.i2;
prime timothy seed. ss35. Mess pork, per bar
rel si5;s5ai5,so: lard. pei. 100 pounds, $40:
sides fboxedl. ss.5oGS.55. Whisky. basis of
high wines. si.es Clover, contract grade.asn Ia,
Butter-Strong: creameries. lTMiItzd: dhirics,'
l7a2iiac. EsSs-weak at mark. cnsss includ-'
ed. 12isc; hrsts. l2isc.; prime. hrs!s. i5isc. !;
extras, i5l.c. Cheese-Firm at iiSSHlsc,
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. is.-Flour-DulI and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull: spot: contract. s5l,c. !:
southern by sample, not quoted. Corn-Sirons !;
spot 4si. nisasc.: southern white corn. 4sf46stc.
olts-Easy: No mixed. 3iT34Ac. Rya-Duil;
No. western. 1sGi13c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20

ket for the two weeks ending Feb. 10th. aB
reported by John X oglesby. of Lynchs Ware
house. were follows.
Sold week ending FEBRUARY 9TH 5o3. 600
pounds. sold week ending February 18th 55l 90
pounds: increase for week ending February
18th. HOO pounds
1905. lo,loi.t0o pounds; sold from September
I. 1901, 70 February IS. 1885. 5000 pounds;
ircrease for 1896. 2,s3i.200 pounds.
The quantity OF tobacco sold the pas. week
was about The same as sold last week The
better than for several weeks past. but there
was mould on. many lots. The trade has been
little better, particularly on the low grades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
NEW ORLEANS. Feb y. -c OF on. 70

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. is.-coTToN--spot
cotton quiet and easier: fale. 500 hales ,,oi IN
lions reduced Re: middlIng. 10 elise.
Futures opened easy a. decline IN. Of M. sms
i,ort WAS given TO the market from my quar-.
Ter The II o'clock call showed loss OF lsnnt
was weak 10 the trend OF prices steadily down
ward The market closed weak and witnln
40 oint Of the bottom with net losses Ok $50
- points
Closing bids futures: February. 10 "a; Mars ,i.
i0.ss: August. io7ss October. 1911: December,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
GUSTAINs PRICES
IN STOCK MIARkET
Effort Proves Successful After
Irregular Movements, Which
Was Followed by Rally.
MONEY TENSION RELAxEs
The Rate for Call Loans Was
Apprcciably Easier
Yesterday.
MONEY TENSION RELAxEs
tBy Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, February l0.-Therc was
In the stock market to-day which proved
successful after regular movements and
was followed by a rally from tho low
points of last week. There was q re-
newed show of strength In some of the
stocks which are still the subject OF ru-
mors OF important projects yet to be
announced and there was the announce
ment of the valuable stock subscription
privilege to the proposed new issue Of
Chicago and Northwestern stock. The
action of the money market gave no
cccsaion for fears that an acute condi-
ton WAS Immediately imminent, and
there was some relaxation from the ten-
sion OF anxiety OH that subject which
depressed the stock market last week.
The tl6.267.41 Chicago and Northwestern
stock issue and the action towards the
issue of sl6,Co90p0 and Hudson con-
vertible bonds showed that the flotation
OF new capital was not completely. The
rate for call loans was apprec!ably eayer
to-day. The extraordinary rate OF ex-
pansion In gross earnings OF railroads
reported for the second week was
OF favorable effect ON senti-
the corresponding week OF last year in
the case OF louisville and Nashville
reached thirty-six per cent, Central OF
Georgia. thirty-four per cent, and
Southern Railway twenty per cont.
Support OF the market was manifest at
the opening. hut was met by the selling
caused Inevitably by last weeks drop in
prices. and the calls for additional mar
gin which went out In consequence. The
support in the market persisted and the
arrest OF the decline In itself lightened
the pressure to sell. An uncovered short
interest added TO the demand for stock.
Except in few stocks the strength did
not become aggressive and yielded In a
number OF reactions The market rallied
al the last however. and closed firm
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value. soi3e.ocp.
United States IS advanced one-fourth
per cent on call.
Total sales we're 1.io5.sro shares.
NEW YORK. February Money on
call steady 3d5 per cent. ruling rate
4 to H.; closing bid. 3. offered a, 4.
Time loans firm. sixty days and 20 days.
51-2d5S-4 per cent: six months, L.
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5d5 Ii per
cent: sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers bills Mt ass. GOA
4se.25 for demand. and at 3s2,e5a4s2 20 for
sixty days. Posted rates. 4s3 l-2I4ss, and
47Gis7 IL. Commercial Bills 1852 3-s Bar
silver 65 1-2. Mexican dollars, 81 l-2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
NAVAL STORES.

-MtLMlNGToN.. N. c.. Feb, ls.-sP1RlTS
TuRPESTINE-Firm at CSC. receipts. . casks
RosIn Arm at 1918; receipts % barrels. Tar
Fir mat Else; recepts, % barrels. Crude Tur-
I, lsXWANNAH, GA, Feb 10 -TuR PENTINE-
Firm Mt 69c.: sales,5 l5I casks; receipts, 81
casks; shipnlents, 295 easks Rosin-Firm;
ments. s13 barrels; stock, s4.ls7 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s: CT Feb ls.--TuRPEN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
HAiLHoAps.
ID a.. n Ri6hrtond,
N. IN Fredericksburg a I.
ssxsnsvusse~.ssssssr,rs Potomac n. n.

oEkekSSNFsuKSrs VoSotHHo NJ N.
Tra'na Leave Observation-Disclosures II
t;s5 a, M.--Dnily-Byrd St Through.
az. fU ~ s..-paily--Main 81. Through.
s F g. Mis,..Daily--Ma!n st. Through. All
0'of Al /, Nh Except Monday. BYRD o. Through.
7'2s a; M..Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ac-
s'p a s.,n M,.-7Daily-~fsyrd 81. Through. Local
I" os noon-Weeif Days-Byrt s.. Through
hun M..Week Days Byrd 81 Frederic ~
Durs Accommodation. (. -
S.s s 5 ~ M-paily--M Main ST. Through.
cofnir,odnm,fieeER payst--Eiba. Ashland Ao-
si.y = M.-.Dally-Byrd st. Tbrodrh
s.1 trains Arrive Rlohrsondnsoutfward.
e CO nWsek pays-Eiba. Ashland Az
bars Assoeek.,, psaysshyrd 81. rrsdertek..
1 i:s5 4 4 M M-S%siis@SyssGn 81 1hr9ssh:
~ s:5 sSS;sas|S s5i za: s.ssss e
Ss anhs'lyfs1s s. Il. rs fsssss noe.,
'aa r E lm;mp "a y St. Through. AL
ii MR Rs.,KE-M pa2, s.. Trhrs y r,ro,,,,
ali fio1hh as. Sleeping or Parior cars on
,ar dDo 2, trains except trains arriving Rich.
,,ods, i, A. NJ. week days. and local accoH-
t,ons s mo- q arrivals and departures and eonnec
D. DUKE. CIV. GULF, w. r. TAYLOR.
asst 10 Prest. Genl Stunt. Traf. Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 49, 1876.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSaled At IIninn Stnck NardaA

Richmond. Va, Feb 49, 1896
Report q the live stock market for the week
Bes ssea y o as q n1peror steers
5isc.; medium to good. 4sdi7sc.; common to
fair, 3isu4ic.; best helfers. 4fsgis4c.: medium
e e. good. 4athc: common ssa5sc.; best ,, cows,
3stc.: calves. sdT;ac. for beet: com,n5n. Sis9
head. Sheep. best: saslsc.; fair TO good. 4,.a.6
5 5s so1fmon sgts best lambs rs IS so.
Prospect good for ali kind of stock for next
market.
CHICAGO. Feb. is.-cATTLE-R Receipts. 70.
ooo head. Market weak. loc. lower: Common
to prime RI as- steers a. sos VI COWS ss@s g elf
80 900 head Market SC higher. Choice. to prime
s. @sspa o55 head hSaasS
kes: Best strong 15 Others slow. sheep sIV
SEW s.S Tan sssets EsS ,5s ssI.
Veais. i5sas.sg: Little calves. sss6gioS; barn.
s ssp. I ss Sheep sees a s1s eas I
s anss and sia pesnsyi1afhia sas mead
prime. % esW se fair, stssds
prlme heasss medium MAJ and ssrkss s Light
y Ss,ssss sommen s SPRING %s
R eSeNs sA1 I, ree
snss a aes ielpesssd ss ssn shs
Steady at ssa5.25. Lambs Strong at sia7.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Richmond Produc. Market.

LIVE PouLTRYEch!cRsns anisM. M 1.s;,i pe:
B. b. l sso.ssss ;seh :Sasse gss. l ssss
slss III lat s saeh NAL sep PET M pei asffs
i' ph tsEEs s pTRF ger f sip sRt&s
keys. hens. per h. isal7c.: turkeys, sesbls II;
s sc .i, fssks a., eh p.s No. fA Bfs 10
ems choice small per r. iia San, chi .ha;ns
GAsiElRabhlts choice. 10 fancy. each. ls9
ssaes sssh. ssS1sc: Wild 'aSieys esoiss. pei
Geq is a1ss ss''ss ssssy 49,
sGiiTERNchoIee family packed. per H., ise,;
choice dary.Racksd per ib so shSise ssoss
ehSee Ell per s ls s sT s,Sss
Il IEs " 1881 sae,s. =, ~ sas An;
seas fair to goed per 10 sha,s ys .,is. nun 1,
lambs spring Pa H. sass f sn to
FIRE ss ST iii sass small, ..er d. ne;
choice. large per ID. sisaic.; old sowE. etc.
peg Is ssss nAcos-Ham,. small. well .moA-
ed. per H. ieaiic: hams. large vel smoked.
la hals C.: shoulders. weil smoked per h.. I'D
film, pee lb iss &c: dry ssl BE,
it'' 49, . >
ssapss 20 prime e ssss m,as sa
mon to prime. sLJoa3.0o: raceovn- common. to
prime. le4sos opossam common 70 prl ,as,, i ~
sfI%S rBs S'e jsseSss Peeled
Der h. size: onions. choice dry per- bus 75e:
No per b Dst Sn ssan;
choice eoeFsd pss bus Siss ginseng; ;,i large s.
ps 0 sos s pel seSs.n sss PEI wa PEI
ID, sal2c;: pink root. per H.. ii10isc; seneca.
is!s4 saeis saPs
sa Winter ssrsgnf as ses p %,n5sr pa
S. G0r 1aGfsd sss sssAs' s0u4''s
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-FLoUR.Dull and a.
sads love-
bSalI. BuekWheas- STEADY. Rye-Sominal
ss .ser red a sss ss.s ssy 5a
-SsadS @ ,. ssya5 saiy o tss
Ss
sisss l5SI7
q
Fcordova 9SGllsSc. Futures lO1lo points low
sS's' 'aS
creamery ,s;se sta ns d alss
coiorsa and white September fancy s di.s.
Eggs Weak; nearby, selected -Vuz :s. \ s'u'"-
S; nssmpaa , ssGnq Ms sFSe asa
SSasf hasiss Rsf ferssn swess
s ssaas sSasss
Steady; fancy handpicked other 90
nestle. 2aadp5c. Cotton--By steam 70 LIVER
pv Gottonseed oil-Barely steady offerings !, Of
crude were freer. Prime crude O. , y; daIc
Srin,s White pr@ sHer brine Winter Sslaw
ss1sas4ssc.
CHICAGO Feb laAett pS,y ap IS rbs oe aS
Sslns ~ 5sss. Slso showed sWsl
The leading future. ranged Is folo ~, ,,,o..
III S# ~ I'll ils u. I'll
I|gs#|E| ], ;,:;;::: III III
a ~ :s:a:::; a i y 4. y
Hs$ ss fsss lsss
zS #|S RissYsss 81 III II. 1'S' 'SSs IS
May ......,s.,., s.s7,N $50 s,l7,s s,:s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 10. 1905.

2
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passenger Old dominion line.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
+. All, q - ~ ,;i,.s4fl 3 SAILED. KS
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves James River
landing and Norfolk, merchandise and pas
sesn q Virginia NavigatiiS1 , company company
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk, merchan-
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. 10. 1906
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Courtney Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Petersburg Tobacco Market.
reported by Graddock.Jones virginia Wara

5l1sg 't'sH petersburg. Va, Feb 10, 1906
Receipts continue light and market closed
more active all grades Strong demand for
common Tugs and wrappers.
The quotations are as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Spo. cotton closed quiet. Il points lowe
tnIiding upiands lilo: middling gulf. l1.3S.

Cotton quiet: infddling ii.i0 gross receipts.
i.i91 bales; stock, ls5.si7 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Nct receipts. H,st
baes; export 10 Great Britain. 5.o54 bales. 70
the Continent i2.so1 bales: stock $3.50 bales;
Consolidated at all ports--Set receipts. as,l5.
bales: e1por. 10 Great Britain, 81. to5 baies; 20
France. 9oii bales; 70 the Continent. l-.ss
bales
Total since sep,ernber list at All ports.-Nes
receipts. s.0350i5 bales export 70 Great Britian.
sosI,gf5 bales: TO France. 5s5.957 bales: 70 tic
Continent l.6s3sis bales; to Japan, 5a.oai ba!es;
20 Mexico. s,o5i baies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS alARKETs.
PEANUT MARKED.

PETERSBURG PEANUT -NfARKET.
tReported by Rodgers. McCahe and Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. l3.-PEANUTS-
Spanish-afarket firm at SI.02la per bushei;
receipts light. yirgin!as-M Market quiet at &c.
for fancy stock :tnachine picked, 21aAc.: she'll
ing stock at 1isSIac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb ls-I'he attitude of gen
was Conservative and operations were of q
temporary character. The Influence Of export
trading Is still apparent With the result that
mand prices are slightly nrmer. though ir-.
regularties are said TO exist. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20

New Jersey Central gen. 5s.......,........ isl
Northern Pacific l0iTs
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. iG5.
Norfolk and Western con. 4s..........y... 10ij,
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s........... osa
Pennsylvania cow Observation-Disclosures. l0s4
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 1912
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. Ss...... 1ifE
st. Louis and San francisco fg.. +s........ Ssis
st. Louis Southwestern con. is......,....... 81
Seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. 81
Southern Pacific is. Observation-Disclosures. sfs
Southern Pacific LIST is. certificates...... e5ts
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. lis
Texas and Pacific iss
Toledo, ST. l. and Western is............. Aii
Union Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los
Union Pacific conv Observation-Disclosures. i5o5s
United States Steel I'd 5s.-............... 9s3s
Wabash lists ............ iIg
Wabash Deb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lSta
Western Md. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
Wheeling and Lake Erie as................ 9g$s
WJscpnsin Central is, e2ts
~ and o.. Collateral Trust 4s........... yiA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
y :
Virginia ecntur.es-i.eco AT ssN.
STATE SECURITIES Hid Asked

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND. Feb, ly.--Seaboard Air
Line. common and MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
TOBACCO MARKETS..

sl Richmond, Va. Feb 49, 1905.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue light
and market aStsve at quotations. Brights--i
Market strong at prices quoted Light receipts.
Dark Fired and Stemmlng--eRceiptsm moro lib
etal during the past week, but the market
continues firm at quotations ~
sNOTE-Much of the tobacco arriving Is In a
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to look after the order
of their tobacco, before sending to market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
. MEW YORK PRODUCE MARKER. 4

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-FLoUR:..Dull and q
SADIE lower Minnesota patents, 81 iVola I; do.
RYE Flour-Barey steady. Buckwheat Flour,
Dull. Buckwheat-Steady Rye--Nominai
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-19
Situation at Bialstok Assumes
Nearly Normal Aspect
Patrols being Removed and
Dead Laid to Their Rest.
TROOPS AND POLICE
TOOK ACTIVE PART
In Massacre According to Report
Official Death List Not
Available.
A..ociated Press Cable to The Eve.ias

Annotated Press Cable to The Evenlng
Times.
st. Petersburg, June 19.-M. vina-
yer, a member of the lower house, to-
day received the following dispatch
from NJ. Jacobson. member of the
commission sent to Bialystok by the
lower house of parliament to investi-
gate the Jewish massacre there:
Order was restored yesterday.
Seventy-eight Jews and six Christians
have been buried. A majority of the
dead were killed with bayonets or
rifle bullets. The total of dead has not
yet been established A cossack yes
terday killed passing Jew. The city
council has unanimously declared that
the massacre was not the result Of
race hatred. but was due to provoca-
tion. and the troops and police parti-
cipated in the outrages. The reports
that Jews and revolutionists attacked
the inhabitants are false"
Night Passed Quietly.
Bialystok. Russia, June 19.-The
night passed quietly and the town is
resuming its nominal appearance.
Some street cars are running and
several factories have resumed work.
Fully half the patrols have been with
drawn from the streets and in the
suburbs.
BuryinE the Dead.
The bodies Of more than hundred
Jews were buried during the day. An
imposing array of military force pre-
vented the resumption of the disor-
ders. The correspondent of the As
ISOLATED Press last evening saw dozens
of Christians of the lower classes with
sacks on their backs coming from the
desolated Jewish quarter to submit to
the examination of the soldiers and
police. If the sacks contained plum
der, none Of 1t was seized. A renewal
of the disorders is not considered
probable
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-19
Texas Man q Guest in a Chi
cago Hotel Plunges Down an
Air Shaft From the Sixth
Floor Dying Instantly.
CASE OF SUICIDE
OR AN ACCIDENT
Witness in Criminal Action May Have
Been Temporarily Deranged by
Uneasiness.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Chicago. June 19.- william F. Run
nells Of Lexington, Texas, fell down
an air shaft from the sixth floor Of
the Grace hotel early today and was
instantly killed. Runnells came to
Chicago last night with Sheriff Scar
borough and several other persons
from Lexington as a witness against
Patrick LAWN, alias Cyclone Pat
under arrest here charged with being
an accomplice of Chas. Coleman. the
safe blower who was killed May 20
near Giddings, Texas, in q fight with
Sheriff Scarborough.
Before retiring, Runnells appeared
extremely nervous. He said he did not
wish to sleep alone and begged to be
allowed to sleep in a room occupied
by Thomas Largent, a member of the
party. While sLargent was asleep Run
nells left his bed and going to win
dow opening into an air shaft, either
jumped or fell into the shaft. The
sheriff yesterday expressed the fear
that injury would be done to his wit
nesses and asked for police protection.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-19
GOVERNMENT WORD
SUSP P|C|0USLY
RECEIVED
Russians Fear Dismissal of
Parliament Despite Assur-
ancesAppeal to People.

Associated Press to TIE nve.ias Tines.
st. Petersburg, June 19.-In spite
of the governments left-handed denial
that 1t intends to order parliamen-
tary recess, the Rech today expressed
the fear tha ia "coup d. etal' is immi-
nent and appealed to the country to
make its voice heard in favor of the
dismissal of the ministry and the pro-
longation of the existence of parlia-
ment. An official denial has been
given out of the report that members
Of the ministry participate in sessions
of the Trepoff star chamber at Peter
hof, which, it is understood, has alb
solutely decided that parliament must
be got rid of and is only hesitating in
regard to the method.