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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
IMPORTANT MEETINGS. y
Common Council Tonight tc
Hear Report.

There will be two Important municipal
meetings at the City Hall this week. One
will be that OF the Common Council to-
night to hear the report Of the special
joint committee named to inquire into
conditions In the Health Department..
This special committed is composed OF
Messrs T. &. Williams (chairman). Nor
ton Lynch. Blair and Grundy. The report
is In shape. but no intimaton has been
given the public as to what 1t contains,
The other important meeting will be
that of the Board of Aldermen to-mor-
row night, when tho famous gas problem,
Will come up. Good judges OF the stu
alton say the Board VIII almost certainly
concur In the action Of the lower branch
and decide to refer tho whole question TO
the Committees on Finance and Light,
With p0MCr to act. 800 ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
For Charity's Sake

,rcndcr-henrtcd women are struggling in
their efforts to raise money for the In
fanis Home, rhirty-scCdnd and Clay
Streets. anu to this end they have open
cd a country store" at No. '27 East
broad street, next door to Wasner's Drug
Store
There are eighteen babies in the hos
ptai and the lady managers are doing
all III their power for their comfort anu
relief. Mrs. l.. o. Wendcnbnrg is u menu
Der Of the board. and is taking an active
part in the work.
The ladies ask not only contributions
from merchants and the public. but pa
tronagc from all.
rhe store Is open day and evening. and
PARTIES desiring TO make purchases VII
lind everything there that can be OBJ
taincG lii an up-to- date country store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Tinkcn-,Nolde,

The wedding Of Miss lila NJ, Tinkcn to
Mr. George II, Nolde VIII take place at
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Sixth and Clay, Thursday evening, April
18th. at half-past eight o'clock Miss Ans
mic Noodle, sister of the bridegroom elect,
WIFI be maid of honor, Miss Amelia Eeltis
and Miss Amanda Glndoch, bridesmaids.
Mr.. oscar ,rinkan, brother OF the bride,
viii lie best man. The ushers arc Nh, Au-
gust Node. Gus Gundlock. Thomas yn!T
den aud while Itinderrator.
a reception VIII follow ne ceremony "
lie BRIDES home. after WHICH the Ptlan
and groom will leave for " SpflIlptll iouF'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
WANT CONVENTION HERE.
Local Delegates to Strive for tho
Next Meeting.

Richmond VIII not only be we'll repre-.
sented at the neNt National Convention
OF Charities and Corrections, which meets
in Philadelphia May 9Th 70 18th, hut n
strong effort will be made 10 get the
convention Of 1901 held in this city
Mayor Mccarthy has made the follow
Ing appointments for delegates TO the
convention: c. - Cook. president OF the
jciMc Improvement League; Charles
Iiut7ier, president of the Prison .Assoeia-
ton OF Virginia; Joseph ", RlIley, Johp
Gaa3and Pollard John Stewart BRYAN,
Mrs y y Valentine. Mrs. g Il, Boiling
Mrs. Jemes Peasants. The following
gentlemen from the Council Committee
:. On Tie Relief Of the Poor, were also
named bg Ats Honor; Marx Gunsi, julius
a. IIobson and w r. Dabnoy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
CRAM. COUNCIL
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Twei,ty-fourt1, Annual Session
Begins at Murpl1y's III This
City To-day.
RlCHMONDER GRAND REGENT
Mr. w. M. Bickcrs Will Be
Elevated to tho 1digl, Office at
.s To-day's Meeting,

(, THE twenty fo,irtl, session OF the tirunf
Council Royal Arcanun viii be hell
III this city beginning ut 1890 o'clock;
MlirphS.s Hotel will DO tho headquarters
and the sessions will be held in the
assembly room OF the hotel annex.
The Grand Council is composed Of Its
officers, past grand regents. life MEM
beers, standing committees, state mcdicni
examiner, and Representatives. from thu
subordinate councils. as required ana pro-
vldcd by law. Each member will sec
that he has the, appropriate jewel Of his
rank. The sitting regent OF II subordinate
council IN good standing may represent
Ills council. when neither the represent
tatlve nor his alternate cun attend.
Should the sitting regent SO elect, he
may appoint past regent of his council
to serve. Should no past regent be able
to attend, the regent may appoint any
one who has been q member of the
council ut least six months prior thereto,
toBscrye lis representative for that scs-
sion. But such appointment shall nos
confer Upon such mcnhera.thc rank nor
cntitleI him to the honors OF past regent.
or to hold citheran elective or appointvc
office In the Grand Council.
Alternates who are regents or past re-
gents are entitled to n seat In the Grand
Council nfter proper identification and
intia ton. But they cannot draw mile
age or per diem. They have neither voice
nor vote in the proceedings Of the Grand
Coulci. t
The Committee on Credentials will iimcct
In the office of Nlurphy's Hotel ut II
o'clock this morning. Representatives, al
ternates and visiting past regents will
present their credentials to this commit
tee at that time.
Mr.. w NJ. BIckcrs, of lis city, will
be eleva1.d to lie position O. sand re-
gent
The Committees.
The committees for the present ses-
sion arc as follows. the first named NOM
Der to be chairman thereof:
On Crcdentials--W. NJ. Myers, NO. sos;
y. S. Louderbach, No. 1924; IL. Cavalier,
No. 227.
On Distribution of Rcports-lra r. Holt,
No. ao3 ]. c. Bowman, No 4cS; ". p.
Francis, No. 1872.
On .Returng-Ci. f. Gill. No. cas: c. w.
Whitmorc, No. 405; r. II. Cobb, 1851.
On Appeals-D. II. Appich. No. 627; r.
T., Stanley, No. 1902; II. L. Darden, No.
1i43
Mileage and Per Dlem--R. S. Dawson.
No. 22S: John G. Osborne. No. 1915; w.
I. Parham. No. T6; Z. w. Dashiel. No.
1t6S; J.. ], Prufer. No 400.
Medical Examiners Report-Dr. +. 3.
Olhausen. No. 2ooa: T. W. Taylor. no.
Isl; G. T. Leinen. No. 1o2S E,,
On State of tl,e Drder-R, G. stearns.
No. 1863; r. T.. Rhtler;s No. 81; S. Tr.
sayer, No |12s:R r. PItzer, No. 1907;
T.. r. Tcasey' No 1893
Assistantto the Grand Secretary--E T.. L.
G. Scott. .llen,y Clay Council. No. ISL;
Ashland
Committee OH Laws--W. H. Hurkamp,
No. Nc; w. E. C;arlick, No. 81; c.. Frank
CARRIER. No. 400.
Committee on Finance-J, Taylor ELY
son. No. 1879; e. l.. G. Scott, No. 5s4; II.
a. Allen, Jr., No. Hos.
Installing Otflccr-Fnst Supreme Regent.
W. Holt .Apgar, Of Trenton, NJ J.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Arrests Smallpox Patient.

Quite q sensation was created In tho
courthouse yesterday when Constable
George X. Crowder walked into the court
room with handcuncd smallpox patient
at his side The pair confronted Judge r.
Carter scott who, however, kept them
at their distance. Nobody around would
have touched them wIth ten foot pole.
The negro was John Meredith. who has
been in tbs p"at house Tor tc last three
weeks, and who was discharged yester-
dag with certificate. He was arrested
by Constable Crowdrr Yesterday morning
Immediately upon fl!a d.slniSsal from the
pest house on warrant charging him
TItl attempted criminal assault on Mrs.
A. l.. Blake, Df ienrlco county,
The negro has been under surveillance
~ the pest house since last Friday. and
%raterHay morning tho Hoard ~ Health
notified HE cbt.ntY authorities that the
patient nas IN condition 10 be taken way
Constable Croxdrr vas At once detailed
an 10, case ana the isaTIesE officer went
M, ~ fag Ills game, With M other pre-
caution thar pair of handouts. He
brought TIM negro to tns courthouse IN
the reEt mouse wagon, and carried him
into the ropr, rom on the second floor.
Annr thH Ihrse ~ few short min
EIths. which EAemgeh hOtirn 10 tho scared
~ idan being about 1sfsdlth was carried
into ne battm@at and put Into the tenn
fcnrytsY Pm. TIC clt2 IaN Wan communi-
eathI aita. hui ttie authorities there de-
tIated against hagiag the smalpox patien,
IN the plane. N his negro will have
IN remain 10 ite courthouse .laU until he
either Kfta Getter, of elsc gets his SEN
,HJ,fe fran ne cpbr,
'fha cbgaiy nGafd Of health had call
"a meeting ytattfGpY u consider shn
sm> INK sftaatron In 'he couh'y, rhe
meeting MR. fustGW4d tY n aasslon Of We
Ef@YA ii sap4i yLRors n!D acted upon 'ht
fsfA6nsrlAat!ogs ~ ilF' leash hoard re-
YardiGz ne a.a9GBs sd ne EAl%naa th4
enBufY 'natGsj ~ tfs@.bt =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Collision in the Bay,

Especial 10 Tho Tines Dlspatch,)
NORFOLK, VA, April l6.-Whc schooil-
and tore the stern from. tho barge lSath-
.nr erin in Tie N lover chesapeake, The barge
VAS loaded With 10000 feet Or lumb ,,
ana tho buoyancy " the cargo kept no
whci, had The Ilnthcrlne and six Other
.bnrges in tow for Pllilndclphia. towed the
Katherine back here, The schooner appl,,
out Of the Cnpes, bound for Colon, This
owners OF the barge have flied n Claim
for damages against the schooner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Alexandria Convicts.

Especial 10 ''he TIn,es..Dispatci') ~,
ALEXANDRIA,. N.A,. Aprl lO.,-W NJ
who was recently indicted by ne crane
jury on the charge Of criminal n 4, s ~
mon Ills mother to-day lRn ,eaGd S'J Haze se
i,n,,,1t. II. rhu Corporation Court. to SIN
Years III the penltcntiary. rr charge -, g,
against lluuSborp5nsh :, WI } ns'erreu y
William lifouks tcOloredl MAS TO-DAY
semtencti by Judge Enrley,, o. ne Gor,
uoration to,i1'. - Il trrnlpt SIN wears ~
Inc reni.en,iary on the charge 81 pu''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
The Easter German.

rho Easter german was danced last
evening at the Masonic Temple, Mr..
Thomas B. McAdams leading, with Miss
Marshall, of Washington.
The chaperoncs were Mrs. Cooke, Mrs.
Frank Stacy. Mrs. r. Carter Scott, Mrs.
Jack Dctrovcll Mrs Farand. Mrs. Rich
ara f5IVilson, Mrs. William Mayo, Mrs.
George B.. A1c.Adans.
lgri1osa dancing were Miss Laura Ruthcr-
foord. with Mr. Georrcy Jamns Watson:
Miss Alice Doyle. with Mr.. Charles
Bruce: Miss .Courtenay Crump. With Mr..
Robert Arnold; Miss Louise McAdams,
with Mr.. Dunn, Of Pennsylvania; Misc
Leila I3lairs. with Mr.. Wigs; Miss Amy,
OF WillIamsport. Pa. with Mr.. Nelson.
Robins; Miss Bertil Smith, with Mr.. Hal,
& t Chicago; Miss Margaret Williams. with
Mr.. Lane Lacy: Miss Lima Shields. vii
Mir. Nash; Miss Esser. with Mr.. Daven-
port: Miss Sue Spillman. with Mr.. Percy
5Boshcr: Miss Page Royal. with Mr.. VIII
liam Turner: Miss Carmichael, with Mr.
Turner: Miss Davenport, with Mr. Greg
ory; Miss Cora Younger. with Mr.. lIods-
son; Miss Annop Churchill Berkeley. with
Mr.. Lewis Blair; Miss Nellie Talbot.
With Mr.. Gordon; Miss Anne Talbot,
Will, MIR. Cannon; Miss Ostcrloh. with
Mr.. Taylor; Miss Nina Whitmore.A Nith
Mr.. Cabell Fitzgerald; Miss Reid. with
Nj. Miller; Miss Bessie Frazier. viii, Mr..
Roy Jones; Miss Gordon, with Mr.. Brock
cnbroug,; Miss Tyler. OF Cleveland, Ohio.
with Mr.. George MorGan; Miss Harris.
with Mr.. Ellyson Miss Louise Icrbct.
with NJ. Snowdcn. OF Baltimoc: Miss t.u-
genie Tnylo. with Mr.. Holmes Hurt: Miss
Margaret Mcclure, with Mr.. Gordon;
Miss Carrie .Arlnlstcad. with Mr.. Wcrth:
MIsstERobcrls on.sof Stauntun. With MIR.
Russell Cecil; Miss Mines, With MI. Au-
g,lstinc. ts3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
,Many Hard Luck Stories,

Twcnty- three men and women Who uid
not nttlngly observe Easter sunday were
forgiven by Justice John deter Crutch-.
acld yesterday morning In the Police
Court.
,rhirty-six crrlng souls We're convicted
and fined OF. jailed.
Justice Crutchiicld felt In an Easter.
are associated with NIT, g. PaSne, Of
told no rccntcd and forgavc.
Seventeen crap shooters were fined and
the res q! tho docket was made up Of
ncgrocs Who hnl fought OUT their l'ttle
difficulties,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Electric Freight Line.

Especial 10 The Times, Dispatch)
WINCIlISTI1R, VA, April lG.--lt IS
said that the Winchester and Washington
city Railway Company Will furnish clec-.
trio power for the Shenandoah Ore ann
IRON Company, Which was chartered III
New Jersey last week to develop on an
extensive scale the rich mineral deposits
In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Jefferson
and Charlie counties, A freight trolley
will be built from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ut Millvillc, Jefferson county,
". Va, to The mines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
IDENTIFIED BY TEETH.
Body Found in the River Was
That Of Sherry Coleman.

Iay the two prominent gold teeth the
body found in the river at Seventeenth
and Dock Streets on Sunday was idcnti-
fed rs that OF Shcrlcy Coleman, whose
home was IN No. $40 ST. John Street.
He had been missing ever since Sovem-
Der 25th last. Tho body Will DO shipped
to Hanover Courthouse this morning for
burial, lie leaves wife and several
children,
Coleman was an enployc Of the Rich
mond Locomotive Works, whore he had
worked for some timc.g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Bind the Liquor Laws,

phe headquarters committee OF the
Anil. SAIGON League met yesterday, he
RaN. j. ~, Mitchell presiding It was
decided Ia 4odifN all ,the existing liqIpr
laws df lirgipa and bind them into une
Book for use ia temperance ""rk,
1t was exported 70 tin committees NAT
next SUNDAY would bs observed as laliy
days, ~ Norfolk, and practically all the
ipuIpits OF ali denominations VIII We Alisa
by league WorfsIs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Board Elects Matron.

al Inc recent monthly meeting of tho
hoard OF governors of the Masonic Home
Of Virginia, Mrs. II. NJ Barbour WAS
unanimously lechosen matron or VIZ
home for another term OF one year.
sOtllcr routine business matters pertain,
ing 10 the home were transacted, ana
everything was found 10 be IN satlslnc-
tory condition, and tho health or inc
home inmates good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Represent Their Sunday School.

At ,l,c First Presbyterian Ghnrcl yes
.tcrdny Mir. a. NJ. Forester and Miss
i3ranch l;nfnrd were appointed Delegates
from hut sunday school to the state
Suntlay-school Conyention,. which meets,
;rhurs,lny of this week. The Rev. VII
liam S, Campbell will also attend this
convention and will make an address on
"rhrough the EEe-gatc 70 the Mind ana
'Dr. A, IL. Phillips filed the pulpit Of
Grncc street Presbyterian Church yestel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
! Mr., Leakc Goes South.

Mr.. w. Douglas leuke. q wcll-knp,wn
yo,ing business man of this city, who lns
lag been CONNECTED with the Winso-
lGllett x Grupm shoe Company YIN lenNN
"a Afuy LIST for Corona, Ma N.Y. l.ehko
ms accepted a position tllnr& With tho
Njerrimac Coal Company. lll MIL. leave
With the hest wishes OF his many friends
In Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
St, Hilda's Guild Sale.

St. IIilda's Guild will hold q salo Of
APRONS and fancy articles Tor charity at
the residence of AIRS, Frank Powers.
No. 3Os East Franklin Street Tomorrow
from 10 Il NJ. until uAP. AZ, i is earnestly
that all members of he Guild
send either nprpns fancy nEtlcles or
money to Mrs. Powers. on Tuesday af-
ternoon, All arc most cordially invited
% at end. 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
TO WE'D IN BOSTON.
Mr.. John M, King Goes to North
ern CITY to Celebrate Nuptials.

Mr.. John NJ. King, ex-member of the
Board Of Aldernen, now Goa dealer,
left yesterday morning for Boston, where
ne will be married Tomorrow to Miss
Mary Helen Fitzwilsola handsome young
brunette of that city The couple Will
return to Richmond in the latter part nf
next week, and Will make their home at
tho grooms residence, 205 North Nine
teenth street The bride-elect formerly
lived mere, 55#UsF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Mr., Watkins to Sing.

Revival services are in progress Mt Cal
vary Buplsl Church during tho week.
by special invitation, Mr.. lladdoh 3
Watkins will sing Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Another Meeting.

All O'Clock q meeting of the policy
holders OF the society was held at the
offices Of the society.
Judge George l.. Christian was called
10 the chair aud Mr.. Z. A. Palmer acted
as secretary.
se} There were present some fifty policy
holders, including those who had earlier
In the day held q meeting at Murphy S
Hotel.
Il The bylaws, resr Getting meetings, state
that a majority either OF the policy
holders or Of the insurance must be
present to constitute Il quorum. It was
found that Il majority Of pollcyholdcrs
was not present and that but $4,000 out
\ Of S16.2i0.o1o of insurance was represented.
n While there was no quorum present, an
informal meeting was held. All the
members Of the standing committee We're
present and one of them stated that II
six policyholdrs would rise and make a
tempt would be made TO cxpel the mem
hers of the standing committee, such
q ,nce ting would be called.
There was no request made and the
meeting adjoulnd with all policyhoders.
III perfect harmony.
1T is said that the dissatisfied" ec-
mcnt retreatcd ;,from It's position and
stated that it W. entirely satisfied with
the management o.. the affairs Of the
society rs the present standing COM
inittec.
The company is now doing business in
twelve cities III tie Richmond,
Norfolk, Fortsmouth. Danvllle. Lynch
burg, Charlottesville, Winchester Slaun-
ton, Fredericksburs. Wnrrenion. Peters
burg, Alexandria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
MANY Committees.

'li.p Committees on ,,,,ai LIT
Poor and Water n,ra nl';s lt ! ~" ,,,nt,1e
nature, and related maInls 70 pppros'''s
bills and pay rolls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
Mias Archcr Elected.

6 tdI4 srHHaG, d4rsbtfHaf Slr, ann
NfS ~ $ &tAitsff ~ ti3s tltS, haE ncyi,
rftaet ~ tra tsjiy fEetOOi BOARD ~ nj
ri 80 3ftNzidfad ftrtH ~ the latf MisS
A6fl F;1fr5 n, ffa<fisf NJ Central scnopi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17

Mr.. r. r. Ecklcs. who was in $50 an
official of the old Richmond and Dan
villc with headquarters here, has Just
been appointed assistant general freight
agent Of the Nashville. Chattanooga and
st. Louis Railroad. Mr.. IIcklcs. while in
Richmond, married Miss Emma V. Sn-
Vile a sister Of Mcssrs. Charles .. ana
John r. Suvile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17

President George W. Stevens, of the
Chesapeake ana Ohio, left sunday night
for New York. where he engaged IN
business Of the road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
|. NOT BUY !"
SAYS DIRECTOR.
Official OF c. & Q. Denies Pur-
chase OF Cincinnati, Ha,nil-
ton and Dayton.
Mr.. (. !. ECKLEs PROMOTED
List Of Cutting Railroad t,onvcn-
observation-disclosures Great
Earnings Last Year.

4 director Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
on yesterday, when shown telegram
from Cincinnati. stating that tho Gin
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
was about to be purchased by the Ches--
apeakc and Ohio. said .thaltt. the \ story
was absolutely without foundation.
The 1imes-Dlspatch two weeks ago
printed an interview with President
George ". Stevens, in which he stated
that the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day
tor, would haul Chesapeake and Ohio
coal 10 the Lakes and to the Northwest,
and that for this purpose a tartflc ar
rnngcmcnt had been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17

On Sunday. April Goth. the Chesapeake
and Ohio excursions will be run to Nor
folk, Old Point Buckroc Beach and
Newport News. Excursions will also be
run from these points to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17
POLICY HOLDERS
ARE IN ACCORD
Two Meetings Of Those Inter
csted i'll the Mutual Held
Yesterday.
MEETINGS HELD BY MEMBERS
Bit tho Directing Element With
drew Opposi,ion-No Quorum
Was Present.

f There were two meetings Of the policy
holders or members Of the Mutual Assur-
ance Society held In Richmond on yes
terday.
THE much talked Of meeting of the
so-callcd Dissatisfied took place at 10
o'clock at Murphy's Hotel, when about
dozen policy holders. representing
about half a. million of insurance, talked
over the situation, without. however,
forming an organization.
The following statement was given out
after the meeting:
Gan informal meeting of some Of
the members OF the Mutual Assur-
ance Society of Virginia was held
at Murphy's Hotel ut 10 o'clock this
morning for the purpose Of discuss
4 ing such matters as might be brought
before the annual meeting of the so
to day. No organization was
Is attempted. The meeting was hnrmo-
liio,,s, and nothing OF n radical nature
was proposed, but the consensus of
@ opinion was that the society has been +
managed conscrvativoy and judi
a95 clousy. Some suggestions were t&
offered s:is to certain improvements
that might be made in the conduct
OF the society. all Of which were OF
a. conservative and reasora BILE charac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-17

~. Scott Parrish, Asst. Treas
Letters were received from Mr. T.. y.
Barber OF this city, offering his services
rs expert accountant. and from Mr.. Ar
thur Levy, of the National Cash Register
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-14
General Markets.

New Yo9k, Nov. IS.
FLOUR - Steady, but dull: Minnesota
patents, s4f0al.30: winter straights, 49, Asa
s55; winter extras. $2.soa3lo; winter pat
ents, s3.7sa4
WHEAT . Opening about unchanged.
wheat ruled dull and narrow all forenooni
offerings were light. and there was tona
OF steadiness induced by firmness in the
northwest December, 81 S-16aS1 5-16c. !;
May, s39saS3 11-16c.
BUTTER = State. dairy, tubs, fresh,
fancy, per pound, 25as5iac. firsts, 2Sa24c. /;
seconds, s1a92c,; thirds, l9a20c. creamery,
extras BIC. frsts, 2aa28o.; seconds, 2ia
23c. held. extras, 26a2654c. firsts, 24a251ac.
CHEESE-State, full cream, large and
small, September, fancy. l3zc; October.
best, 12%c.; fair to good. 12a121kc.; half
skins, best small, 10izal0'4c. large, 10Ac.;
part skins, prime, 9l@a9aac.; fair to good.
71sa83sc. full skins, 3a4c.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extra, per doz-
en-. s5c.; nearby. fresh gathered, firsts to
extra firsts. 32a33c.
POTATOES = Steady and in fair de-
mand; Pennsylvania, choice. per bushel,
5Sa60c. New York and western, choice,
per bushel, 5sa55c.; do, fair to good. per
bushel 4sa50c.
LIVE PoJITRY-Quiet, but steady;
fowls. 12a14c. old ROSTERS. &c.; spring
chickens, 1latSc.; ducks, 13a14c.
DRESSED POULTRY Unchanged;
fowls, choice. l9c.; do, fair to good liz
a12ihc. old rooSsers, aiRe nearby chick
ems, l4a15c.; western do. I1allc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-11-14
THAW TRIAL DEc. 8.

New Lawyer Confident That "Unwrit-
ton Law" Will Save His Client.
New York, Nov. 14.-Features of in
terest in regard to the coming trial OF
Harry K. Thaw for killing Stanford
White developed today as follows:
Dolphin Michael Dslmas of Califor-
MIA, just retained chief counsel for
Thaw, said be was sure Thaw would
be saved by pleading the higher" or
s'umwritten" law. 1t is said that Mr..
Delmas has received retaining fee Of
100000.
District Attorney Jerome fixed Dec.
3 as the date for beginning the trial.
1t was decided to try the ease either
before Recorder Golf or before Judge
Greenbaum in the criminal branch Of
the supreme court.
Mr.. Delmas and other counsel for
Thaw visited their client in the Tombs.
Mrs. William Thaw and Mrs. Evelyn
Thaw were also at the Tombs.
That Thaw has broken down in the
Tombs was asserted by Mr.. Delmas
Although he made the statement Of
Thaw's collapse, he later refused to af-
firm that he was correctly quoted when
he saw his statement in print, and, al
though not saying so directly, he gave
the impression that he had not been
quoted correctly.