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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
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rom or WEST poIN7, d. IN
Coming Wedding

MARION, Va, December s.-Arss Mar
SaIet Nenable Will b. married al the
X NenaDie. at Marion Va on Nednes-
u-s evening, December l2th at o'clock
70 Ar. Harvey Andes. of Bristol. Tenn
10 invitations We're issued as the mar
mage Will be a very quiet one. on accol1-, /,
'l the recent death OF Miss VenabIe' s sis
ter. Mrs. Rowlette
., MISS Nena5le is a niece OF NJ. n "
IN that city.
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barrels
CHARLESTON. S. G.. December SzTUR-
PEfINE AND ROSIN-NOthlnS doing
NRRTNf s1G=NC-u
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. a ies
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk rnerchan-
disc and Passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer POc1hontes. Graves James River
landings and Norfolk unercha ndise and pnSsen
gerE virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley, shelly Norfolk march. -.
disc and passengers. Olc Dominion Line
lghI. 80
PORT or WEST PON1, d. ) lrs
XII
steamship Danvtue, r1oulas, Baltimore pas-
sengars and general cargo.
ID
steamship Danviiie Thomas. Baltimore n..
sensers and general cargo.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

SPOT cotton closed quiet; ruldIlinr uplands.
us, mlullns Eu4f. l--Vs sales. none.
Total to-day O.. AID ports-Nct receipts G. 40
bales export o. Great Britain 1o 4l7 bales.
g France. 1913 baica. 60 tho Continent q Us
bales, stock lE14 fI4 lala-
Consolidated az ali ports-Net receirts 81 ar
bales; export 20 Great Britain tl7 taf.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. December s.--Larga shipments
~ slear from Duluth were the principal cause
az steady feeling to-day ln the local wheat
market al hplsh The price of the May iel-v-
ery declined -s1--c Corn was up 20. Oats
gained A.sel Provisions were l-i-c 20 j.
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| have had listed with me for immediate
sale. $500 shares OF stock in we'll de-
ttloped gold mine: Dividend will be paid
In February. THIS IS GOOD
Address at once, for particulars.
Hos
Care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

National r r Of Mexico con S.. Is
.(e" York Ccntrsl gen 8bs-.-.-........... S4A
,-s~ jersey Central gen s. (bio9 100000. I3sA
Tor aern Pacific &s....-......-..-.--.-.-..... hS
-,'i Litfu racine 70
tNortok an Western con 4s-.............. sssS
9 Ts 81 II Line rounding 4s---.---..... 80
eiliiay wanna cow. e33s....-.---.-..-..--.- 6ls
L-e.iilS General ~
. LUIS ana Iron Moontain con 6s..-. 113+s
- Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s-....... -.
81 Louis Southwestern Don. ss.-.......... ~
SeaD'-rc Air Line 4s..--...-.---.--.-....... -
southern Pacific 4s..--.--.--..--..-...-A.. 4. ~
southern Pacifc Ii a. certidcs tes-......... ~
Southern Railway 6s.........-..-..-...... lls
Le1as ana Pscinc lsts--....--..-.-.......... u1lS
Toledo. St l. and Weston 4s...-......... 81
i1on tscihc lQyss
A51tad states Steel md 5s..--.----.--....... =
" apaSh - Odd IL
W aoasn DSo. b. -.......-... -
VI hesling and Lake Erie - Old .......... 81
" 4sfpLsln central OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. va
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RICHMcEp GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. December S. 1876.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE Nran1rnre

ANiNAANAt-ND Law T. STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union stock YarisS
Richmond. Va, December 8 1906
Ahe receipts or I'VE stock for week ending
December 30. were follows:
best s'eers' % 9o1ac-i medium 10 good ga
&C.; common 70 fair. 2A@5ldc. heifers ~ ~
sc; cows. N2u3iac.: bulls. 25a3c. fre,S6
cows. Sl0as4o 90 Hogs. 6Aa64c.; sosvs. So sitc %.
stays, 4st3c fat sheep 4U6c.; lambs, lblS7isc :
bucks. S14441ac. '-@
Prospects good for next week.
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CHICAGO. December S-CATTLE-icsft
mated receipts. 60 head. Market stead,--
Bccves. fA lO0l90; COWS and heifers 81 6g16. Is
stockers and feeders s. 4oa4.5O: 'Sexans. 81 ,ssS
49, westerns. S2.9OG6.oO; calves s. 500. ~.
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IlsH 0u0IatIUu7 WNTr flTI0Ns. FINur-
Firm. Winter patents. s.5'e359; stra-gats.
S3.-Nq3. o. spring patent. s. s'n3 80. strslahts.
s. 20a5.f bakers, s. 4e9-s1 No. spring
wheat No. 9. 7sab4c-; no red. 7se.B
&C., corn. foizc.s 80. yellow. 4s lac.
SO. oa.s silsc; no. white. ga $50. 10.
rye. sf4ntrc. Fair TO choice ma ting 4-U
,ee a.. ""Aseel' si.Il-e, 40. n e.
clover. contract grade. $500. short ribs s des
los~cl. So.-1I>. %. mess pork. per barrel 40.
iarI per leo pounds. s. ~, short clear silts
OtoxeiJ. ss.754s So Wniskey. basis o. hirh
wines. Butter-Market steady; cream
cries. ~ c.- daIrics. eg-tc Eggs-Struug
at mars cases included 9f49)c.; nrsts 31c. !;
prime nrsts alc; extras ojc. Checse-Steady
az l3nllc.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

chicago r l. an dPaciho p r. S.. ~
1nl. r. Q and Pac. r r. col % DID. sIsk
g., G., C. and 81 Louis gen. 4s..-..-.... lgl5s
Crlorado Industrial o.. series A..---....... 7diE
Colorado Midland e. Did ......-............ 20
colorado ind southern fs-.--....--......... sIA
LIZA g ibdl 1gzsa
Denver and Rio Grande fs-.-.-.....-....... esk
Lisii4ers' Sscur. ties 6s...-.-..---...--.--. s7N
Ere pr.n- lien To-
Eric 80 = Observation-Disclosures. .......-.. So
ttDckinE alley SIS Old .--..-...--.....
japan es-----.-.--.- 81 -
Japan Is. End series e19k
JaIan, 41s. certif ates .---..........-.-... IA
Jal'an -. certhcet es ga
japan as certificates md series ...--.... slgs
Louisville and Mash. Unified 4s........-... 1Olt,
20 nhatA1 cp1-oi gold 4a.--.-.--......-... 1,ot2
-NthA - 81
Mexican central 1T Inc ..........-....... Il
MINI. and al Louis - f0Terpi) .......... %
ai-s,url Kansas and Texas fs-.-......... s7aa
~ lf-,2url Kansas and TeEae gnds ........- s7lz
Mobile and On+o col Tr. - (0neredl ...-.. 81
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-27

For best Tea and Coffees Deans Tea
and Coffee Store. Phone 1411.
f. w. Harris returned to his home in
Hoquiam, Yesterday, after undergoing
treatment at st. Joseph's hospital
Someone has been circulating the re-.
port in Montesano, that F. E. Jones and
A. ]. West, of this city, are opposed to
the removal Of the county seat. Mr..
Jones is indignant, and no doubt Mr.
West feels the same way. But then it
is anything to create sentiment, whether
it is true or not.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-27
MODEL BAKERY

City Clerk Clark will be at his office
on the evenings of September % and %.
as registration officer. Get registered.
Porter Breakiron and Ralph Callahan
who graduated from the 10Th grade in
Cosmopolis last May are members OF the
Junior class in the school on the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Coats entertained
at dinner Monday evening, at Hole.
Washington, in honor Ct Mr.. aad Mrs.
J. r. Hanify, # San Francisco. Thosa
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hanliy, MI.
and Mrs. Coats and Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Johnson.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-27
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

DR.. Smith, Osteopath, rs =. o. block.
Pocket cutlery and barber supplies at
Evans Drug Co.
A. S. Benson was admitted to st. j.
seph's hospital Tuesday.
The Logger>' Restaurant, POO South i
street. ready for business. 74tf
The C. f. Burrows dock was damaged
by the steamer Coronado, Tuesday.
DR.. Raffenburg, of Hoqniam. is at St.
Joseph's hospltal quite i'll. He was
brought here Yesterday.
Take look at our stationery whether
you wish to bay now or not. |. is a
pleasure to show it. Evans Drug Co. If
j. J. Dunn, chief engineer Of the Grays
Harbor Electric Co.. will leave for a
short visit to his home in Missouri, about
October l.
DoYou krow-That yoursuit will
wear twice as long by having it cleared
and pressed regularly. Call up ;79l and
get our monthly rate. Aft
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott veatherwax have
returned from a visit to Eastern Wash
ington. While away they visited the
state fair at North Yakima.
Three steamers, lumber laden, started
together for San Francisco Tuesday after.
noon. Much interest is manifested as to
which one will arrive at her destination
first.
Dick Boettger left Yesterday for
Mocips to be absent for few weeks.
He is just now feeling the effects of the
hard work which he did during the base.
ball season, and vacation is necessary
Miss Lillian Nngent, of Escanaba,
Mich, was the guest of Rev. aud Mrs.
F. f. Greene, Yesterday Miss Nugent
is IN liking a fying visit to the west ard
stopped at Aberdeen one day, to visit
h n former pastor,
Ladies'. read this catalogue of charms.
Bright eyes glowing cheeks. red lips IA
smooth skin without blemish. in short
perfect health For sale with every
package. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea IS cents. ". b. Paine & Co.
Capt Henry Peterson has sold the tug
lola to the c. Il. Burrows Co., and has
taken charge OF the steam schooner
Coronado. Before buying the lola, Cap
tain Peterson was master of the Corona
da, and is welcomed back to his old
charge by the travelling public.
P. NJ. Ellefsen, chaplain of the Sea-
mems chapel. Astoria. is visiting Aber-
deem, with view to the establishment
of a Seamen's Institute in this city
Chaplain Ellefsen was surprised when
he learned that over 600 ships loaded at
Aberdeen during the year ending June
80, and will make q strong effort to es-
tablish an institute, in which he will
have the hearty cooperation of the citi-
zens.
Forest Ranger Bixby suggests that the
law for the protection of elk be changed
90 that for every cougars scalp taken to
the auditors office, a transferable per-
nit to kill one elk be issued. Since elk
hunting has been prohibited, the cougars
are Strengthening them in droves. AS
but S. lie paid for cougar scalps, they are
hunted but little. Such permits he
thinks, would be valued as saleable to
tourist hunters, and would cause IA war
on cougars that would save many times
the number of elk that would be killed
under the permits.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05
malks b the 90 haye been desLfoy.

walks IN the yard have been destroy
ed. being torn Up b. the roofs.
United States Senator Mallory IN
specied santa Rosa Island. across the
bay from the city, and found reports
true that two channels had been cut
through the island from the gulf ID
the bay Both are about feet In
depth and nearly a quarter Of a mile
vide Fhey are separated by a
stretch OF miles. and both are be-
tween the sites Of the Hfe.saying sta
ton and quarantine station The
government viii have to build jetties
there to prevent further washing.
The island has always protected Pen
sacola from che gulf IN severe blows.
and VI Is predicted that had Il not
been for the places the city would
have been destroyed on this occasion
It is. therefore very necessary that
jetties be bulk and the constant wash
ing Of the sand stopped
Montgomery, Ala. Tuesday tender.
cd $500 10 the storm, sufferers. Ii be-
ing the first dlrect oaer Of assistance.
The mayor and the relief committee
declined the offer stating that Pensa-
cola was equal TO the emergency. The
mayor also forwarded telegram to
Governor Broward thanking him for
his offer to issue a proclamation call
ing for outside aid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

ChicARO. OFT 50 dirpaIsh % the
iutsrosean frum Mieaekee says that
Cap,Ain Frederick Febs, ave cach q
sis chsarer tiote ESQ pfof Is Ais
eeaia bteanss hs aanfp3 se ~ ~
lleged 81 hla busiaeae cares 81 csf
ia.a exiest ani aessaae hs wanted 10
see what ltsg Aca,s @ via X ana
Sow thtg uoaid hear lhs
bllif vas the tttiimees q Henry
Flpk colrcley a. laitzusi reFsnss -
fafe tetEt csrpsutee in ~ coaaiy
ceeu Tuesday Tts pueesalnst uefp
iasiiiaisl b tsiselas 80 aa8a.l q
nsenisnes az 80 tAs STATE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05
Dlsarmino Of Rebels BEGINS.

Havana. Oct The disarmng 4
the rebels 10 tas immediate yiclnlt
Of Havana began "Wednesday wlthod
opposition Many OF the men wei
allowed to keep arms which the
claimed were their personal properl
Several trains during the day will col
vey the disbanded troops homewardI
No trouble Is reported to have %
Cured in any parts Of the island
Preparations are being made at I'd
palace FOR the reception Of Goyernd
raft, who viii establish his ono
there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

clan and one who was in ghe crowd
hastened % the jail, and coming out
inside Of few minutes. Informed the
crowd that Hoyie could live but a
very short time.
HoyIe has been exceptionally pop
ular, and the fact that he had been
shot while looking through the jail I'M
ORDER 70 ascertain II she negro was
there took an The fight OUT OF the
mob. and for The most part It dis.
persed quietly
The big man who had led the gang
with the telephone pole. however was
anxious FOR further vengeance on the
negroes, and paaslonately urged the
crowd 70 follow him 70 the negro sec
tlon Of the city He sfalked away,
followed By few men. who deserted
him before ne had gone three squares.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05
Wlnthron WLn oovern cuba.

Washington, Oct. 4--Aftor a TAI
al he White House with Goyend
MagooA Wednesday. the president \
considered the plan he had formed I
sendlne tho Judge to Cuba as clyI
governor. and decided thai in yies A
the fac, that Secretary TAFT had
ready taken up the subject wiih Bd
man Winthrop. the present goyernd
Of Poao Rico. he would not interier
with the program. Consequently Nj
Winthrop viii be provisional goyerna
Of Cuba. and Judge Msgoon. after
short vacation 70 this country. at
as originally planned, 80 TO the PM
ippines IS vice governor and memo'
q the Philippine commission
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

p --'ff 80
Birmingham. Ala Oct. 1.-Two
depwy sherils from Mobile reached
Birmingham early Wednesday, having
IN charge Cornelius Robinson, the
Young negro who Is alleged to have
assaulted 12-yearold white girl near
that city Tuesday afternoon and be.
cause Of which crime q mob atteinpt-
Cd to storm the Mobile jan Tuesday
night two men being shot Robln.
son was placed 10 the jefferson couir
" ian for safe keeping. He denies
his guilt, but was Identified BY his
victim The officers aay that after
the arrest and Identification Of Rob
inson. he was rushed 70 the Mobile
jall but kept there only long enough
70 secure team when he Was driven
10 Carey's station. on HE Southern
railway few miles out where = train
10 Birmingham WAS caught AZ $50
o'clock Tuesday evening Robinson
was not in the Mobile jail when the
mob gathered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

Chicago. Oct. f-A few hours y
fore the time o. ais intended depaa
ure Tor Mexico. lobn Alexaader DoFl
Tuesday decided 90 remain 10 -
City indefinitely. The sidden chans
Of plans CAUSED great surprise In ~
Cisy. where 1t has been commOnB 4
ported MAJ Dosie was going away
make fnaI EFFORT b regain hl
hcauh. John A. Lewis. one * Do
les eiosei ffiopds. Rho ives % ha'
accompanied him On he Mexican ioa
nty. ANNOUNCED for Dowic that q
ars, apossle's1 health bad iaken
sadden chance and that Dgsie "a
mnrh heflfr paplcallf than be q
oc,n Be- several weeks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

Rouen. Oct A large number ~
posters were placarsied on the waila
here during the nlght dsnes by the
Anu-Mili,ary association. sammonire
TIE new recruits % desert from ne
army X they believed they were sun
able 20 endure the iusulis punish.
mcnts and vezailons ~ baffack BE.
and concluding with "a Invitation b
the women d Roaen 10 form an IN.
terhAiionai society u motaera 70 ~.
sisi ne despols ~ the 6overument
which - siili ihirsung SCR human
blood The police tore dorn the
prociamaiious shortly after Daylight,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

So Peiegshurr. Oct "A bod 4
tack made ~ 4 numheF ~ reFo'u'to
irs Wednesday Afierueoa On tae cas-
ieg * 80 0faneh cEsom house BE-
sne frustrated ~ ihs culfk sc'san
ne police eko fehused sese1a'
lat neacking party ailsf q iaas.a-
durnr which one man y rfportsi
asse bcsn killed. me annE g
-arxd a. the lcerpe 80 - 80 @
ace ailrs oHt ~ a. rpF freqie-
"a stosoashfaEta Ia sAe cig q
affair eari srsal eKeiteu - aas
ths 81 gators 90 ne hceee 49, !
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

NtN f0lk. Oct i~-A special %
the Times srom s.. Petersburg says
that ainf corpses vita SACHS Over
saelf hcats ana hnros Ao,es IN tAelF
breaat hays foarsd ashore near the
palace 81 Pe,eghoR TAey aga rre,
somaaly sAiioss saecaied a. cEoa,
sia1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05
CUBAN REBELS
REFUSE TO DISARl
1000 Insurgents Will Not "a
Down Arms.
SITUATION GROWING sERIov
RsvoIutienists Continue to congreu,.
IN santlagO-Thsy Promise TO oil
arm II Ordered BY General cas,iRI
Review Of Insurgents.

Santiago. Cuba. Oct. At is a
ported that 1000 rebels in the yiclnit|
Of Guantanamo have. refused to al
arm The situation>here Is sim 4
rious The reyoluilonlsts continue 4
concentrate IN Santiago. They pro1
Use to disarm II General Castillo d
ders them to DO go. The general
expected az any time. There was
spectacular review Of the insurgent
Tuesday Good order prevails here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

Victoria. b c.. Oct 4--in conse-
aueAce 81 Interference with their bus
mess 10 Behring Sea By Japanese yes
sells. & large feet o. which we're in
the sea this suIAmer. hunting within
the prescribed limits and using ere
arms. the British Columbia sealers are
70 presen, a protest. to the imperial
government The BFitiSh Columbia
seaiers arr bound Ay the terms Of the
niodus ylvendi 10 remain outside a
e0-mile zone and nse spears only to
take seals The seaiers claim the use
% Ere arms by the Japanese makes
the seals so restless that Il Is only
with great diGioulty that they can Be
taken with spears.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05
STORM SIGNALS FALL
ALONG GULF COAST
Second Hurricane Predicted Did
Not Materialize.
OAMAes ssrIMArss TOO LARGE
Negroes Refuse 70 Work. Though
Railroads and Others Arc Begging
Thsm~shedn Powers Threatens to
Arrest Al Who VIII Not Work.

Arrest Al Who VIII Not Work.
Mobile, Ala. oct. q storm sig
nails have been ordered down along
the north coast Of the gulf.
sheriff Powers. who has just re-
turned from the west coast Of Mobile
bay. says conditions are much inn
proved. Negroes are refusing to work,
though railroads and others are beg
ging them sherif Powers mas
threatened 70 arrest all who will not
work al their own homes or for 9th.
era.
The sheriff insists that the women
and children be taken from the de-
vastated points aud brought 70 $40.
bile, where thoy can receive proper
care else many deaths win result
from priyations
With teleggaph wires working In
sufficient number 20 carry on all bus
iness, with ali railroads 81 operation
except the New Orleans division Of
the Louisville and Nashville business
conditions are now almost normal
Cotton brokers Tuesday received their
frst direct quotations since The storm
Dealers IN perlshable goods supplied
their nrst orders and the fsh and
oyster trufic, which has been dead
Cor week, commenced to show signs
% lie once more. and trade gen
orally 4 an that anybody cosld ex.
pect. Telephone service Is restored
and street. cars are running on ali
lines The lnterurban roads are stll
out OF commission and are not likely
TO be IN operation for some time
The Louisville and Nashville brought
IN three passenger trains from the
north. and late Tuesday sent oul a
number OF freight trains
Conditions down the bay and along
tie coast are rapidly improving. aud
many sections are reporting now that
thclr first estimates az damage we're
too largs In this city. Tor example
two tays after the storm prominent
insurance men we're positive IN thelr
Insertions that the loss would amount
10 between 100000 and ts.00ooco,
the same men now PLACE the hSure
al 81 .0Oo.o 600 Proportional reductions
are made ia reports from other places
visited b. the gale The loial loss
Of lives he's not been more than 100.
bm Il Is not possible even yet to give
q oorrect aEsresate
Mobile breathed much easier when
q was ascertalacd tbat the Storm
Which caused 80 much anxiety would
not arrlve.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-05

Montgomery Ala. oct t.-Gover
nor Jelka has Eone 70 Mo5lle 70 loos
iuto ne GOOD situation There Is
some talk % bis saliins an eSira ses
slop ~ she ieEtaisiure b appropriate
mopey fnr thc sufferers bus th.a vill
hardly De ihe case Il Is thoaGht, a.
me capllas.