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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-07
MARKET RALLIED
ASRATE DROPPED.
Money Oil Call Again Potent
Factor III Determining Course
Of Days ding. I'd
CLOSING STEADY AND DULL
Estimates Of Condition offWintcr
Wheat Proved Helpful
Influence.

(By Associated 1'i'css.)

NEW YORK, April 6.-Money on call
loaned at 81 pcr cent. OH tho Stock Ex-1
change to-day. keeping up the tendency
of d progressive rise IN the maximum
for each day Of tlls week. The excess
over yesterdays 80 per cent. rate, now
ever, as Is seen, was only nominal. The
gcyerest stringency Of the day was over
before the period at which the furry
had occurred on previous days OF INC
week 04a4@
Stocks came more freely upon the mar
ket early to-day than at any time tins
week, the early flight IN tho call loan
rate nrousing apprehension Of stu sever
err conditions before the close. But tils
market made Il strong recovery "hef TIC
+ call loan rate ran off ana the most
urgent necessities were seen to be fllleu.
4 The complications Of the weeks cur
rcncy movement published during the
afternoon offered ample explanation Of
the course of the money market during
the week. AS the surplus reacrve OF the
banks last week stood at only littlc
over s5,00O,0OJ, 1t Is clear that the main
tcnancc Of It's integrity depends on the
extent 70 which the deposit liabilities
have been reduced by tho scaling down
OF loans. Some of the heaviest lending
In tho market today was by banks which
4 called large loans earlier in the week.
Some OF the loans thus called were sup.
roscd at the time to be OF Japanese
funds on deposit here which we're be'nH
called In for remittance to Japan. It was
conjcctured that the high rate TO which
money had risen induced the replacement
OF some OF Theses funds In call loans To-
day.
As the coal conference was adjourned
for the day that factor was without
much influence on the market publish!
cd estimates OF the condition on April
1st of the winter wheat crop. showing
a. highly favorable situation we're n4help-
ful influence. Pcnnsylvania's gain reach-
cd nearly points. The money rate rel
n slow as per cent, but closed at 10
per cent. The closing tone OF the stock
market waB steady but very dull.
Bonds were heavy. total sales par
value 81, $4,000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call. The total sales
stocks amounted TO 9nS, COZ shares.
NEW YORK. April G--lioney on call
strong. higher: highest 81 per cons;
lowest G: ruling rate 1G; last loan l5;.
closing bid l2; offered Is. Time loans
Nrm.t 60 days, 80 days and Six months
1-on6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 1-49'5 Il.
Sterling exchange. weak with actual BUSH
ness In bankers bills s4.A.5nI$5,si55 for
demand and sl.s2. 15@siS2.2o for sixty DAY
bills. Posted rates s4.s3fsi.s3 1-2 and *4.5
81. Commercial bills s4.sl 3-4di.Sl I-S..
Bar silver CT as. Mexican dollars 49 %.
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"Rushers" to Play the "Pilots.

Tonight will be Ladies'" night at the
are Invited TO witness the games. At $3.50
the Rushers Will play tho Pilots; ut tho
ilnvlncibles and Hustlers will appear. and
trhe gn,nes last week left tho Rushers and
in wi tied for first place, and the
flnal outcome Is still uncertain, Results
y wef Ranaers 8; Rushers Is. Pirates 10,
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Burglars Early Morning Call.

At an early hour yesterday morning
burglars broke Into the s1ms OF an NJ so n
~ dinmond stud, valued at SIS, and several
nar tL1 OF clothing Entrance was, effect
ed by smashing the w 1nl;', , IN !, t he
kitchen. Members of the family heara the
t thnt = cat at had overturned something in
the pantry. t
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Big Fire in Georgia.

(By Associated Prcss.)
MACON, GA, April s-The business
portion Of the-clty of Butler, Ga, was
practically destroyed byfflre to-day. Fif-
teen 5stor e-houseso and business establish
surance. $4,000 The fire originated in a
cotton, warehouse. The Masonic hall was
burned .|Ule1E
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Produce Market.

The receipts Of country produce on Cary
Street were larger yesterday and tho de-
mand was somewhat more active. Tho
market was very firm and trade quite
active. There We're but few changes IN
prices, however, and these were confined
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RAILROADS.
r. f. & P. s:;!:::ss !

RI. s. P. E Et;;s;; z \ 4
Trains Leave RIohmond--h orthward.
4:ss 4. M.-Daiiy- Byrd st. Through 9s9
s ssS A. Nj [,ally-MaIn st. through. ISL!
$50 O. s;,, MIpa ~ y ST. Through ~ I
e5t =, M--Exeept Monday. Byrd st. Through 4;
7:a5 a. M..Week Day.-sba. Ashland AZ 3
s.io -. M--Daliy-nyrd 81. Through. Loen
sGt stops. mn " Ii75sgg
1906 nooh-yyeek Dnys-Byrd St Through. 81 M
400 T. M.---week Dnys-fsyrd st. Fredericks
&4 birg Accommodation. 4li ~
5:9S +. n Daily. Main &; Through,
$40 =. M.@paIiy.-Byrd s. Through. Il
trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures IN
X $40 A. M--iWeek Days-Elba. Ashland EAc.
$500 A. M.--Weck Days-Byrd 81. Fredericks.s
4.s burg Accommodation 44ii III
1i:So 4, M.-wack Days-ijyrd St Through,
s:sss i: M- !, Days-Eiba. SshSana AZ
5 Sys M MbaEybya 81 H. F4H sssssh
o:42 +, Nj -Daly--sra.n ST. Through. All All
10 80 r. MMpai iy-.Ara,n ST. Through. s
.NoTE-p,illnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
MI nbovc trains except trains arriving Rich.
,nond 1850 A. II. week days, and local accom-
inodations. a tF ES 85t q K.
Tine Of arrivals and departures and connec.
". b. DUKE, c. ". GULF. ". F: TAYLOR
Asst. to prest. u.nl. sups. Traf. Msr :li
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.Richttniioride rssiiii New York.

(speoalFto The Times-Dispatcl,.
NEW YORK, April 8.-Naldorf-F. a.
Davenport: Brestlin-A. B. Scott and
wife; Belleaire-J. B. DeGrnm; Bucking-
ham-G. P. Christian Broadway Cent
ral-W. T. Hutchinson: Imperial-W. A.
Danner. ~. 49, 5hl.tS..g m. ~
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New York Central gen.. 3hs............... s77s
New jersey cCntra gem. 5s.............. 1888
Northern Pacific 1914
Northern Pacific IS 76M
NorfoIk md Western con. 4s,,..,.,,..,..... 10l
Oregon Short Line rcfundng 4s..........r... s6la
Pennsylvania conv, 3hs...j!................l 0lh
Reading General t................. l00ts
St Louis and iron Mountain con. 5s...... l1ti1
st. Louis and san Francisco fg. 4s......... Slb
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............ 50
Scnbonrd Air Line Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. o.
Southern Pacific 1st Is. certificates ...... 9e5s
Southern Railway 6s.........................l1 aA
Texas and Pacific MISUNDERSTANDING. 123
Toledo. st. L.. md Wester 4s.........,..,. 81 q
Union Pacific conv Observation-Disclosures. 1854
United States Steel Cd observation-disclosures. B9h
Wabash lists (offered) ...::..................1l 6
Wabash Deb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Western Md. As. ............... S6A
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s............... S9ia
WISCONSIN Central Observation-Disclosures. 92 ~
NJ and o, Collateral Trust As .............. y6
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u. S. rcfundlng Is. registered.
U. $. rcfunding 2s, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
U. s. IS, registered. .............
U. s. 90, coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
U. S. Old f4s. reg.stered .....................j
U. s. Old A.. coupon. .........................
U. S. New Is. reglstered............
u. s. New 4s. coupon.....
American Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.Atchison general 4s........................
Atchson adjustment Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.......................
Baltimore and Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Baltimore and OHIO Observation-Disclosures.
Brooklyn r. 4. conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Central OF Georgia 6s............;;,........
Central OF Georgia list Inc. (offereD ........
Central OF Georgia I'd 1nc................
Central OF Georgia Sd Observation-Disclosures.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4's...................
Chicago and Alton 3hs........ ................4
Chica go .B. and Quincy new $50. $500.
Chicago, x. 1. and Pacific r. II. is......
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Prominent People Here.

Among tho prominent visitors here last
night We're Judge w. NJ. Smith, Of Cum
berland; Hon. George g; bl@nd, !, OF i K rEI
Gnie. or lTIhlifax; Hon, Thomas D. Clarke,
Of Dlnwiddie, and Judge Timothy Rlyes'
of Prince Geprge.
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300 a. G. L.. com ............n
2o.s0o American Shelters, com. F.
leg. 100 Amnlgnmnted Copper 80.
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry. !.
300 Amer. Car and IFouni, pfd
100 American Cotton OIl..,...
300 American Tobacco, pfd...
American Gun .............
W American Can, pfd .......,.
800 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
3100 American Sugar ...........
$500 A., +. and s. re. com.....
100 a., r. and s. re. pfd......
12,3O Baltimore and Ohio......
$1,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
5000 Canadian Pacific .........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio....
1,l00 Chicago Great Western. !.
$500 Chicago, Mil. and 81. Paul
5000 Colorado Fuel and Iron. i.
Colorado South, com. ~.
100 Colorado South, LIST pf1..
Colorado South, I'd pfd...
900 Clev.. Gin, Chi. and st. /
$500 Consolidated Gas ....,.....
X 100 Della ware ana 1Iudson....
Del, Lack. and Western. /.
1900 Erie, com....................
eco Erie, 1st pfd.................
900 Erie, I'd pfd.................
900 General Electric .......
900 Great Northern, pfd.......
400 Illinois Central ..,..........
300 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ............,....
Metro. Street Railwny....
400 Mexican Central ..........
1900 Mo, KAN and Tex, CON-.
5000 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd...
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Mr., Harris I'll,
Mr.. John w. Harris lies dangerously y!
of his home, No. 5Ol West Marshall street,
WITHDRAWALS OF FLORIDA LIN lTEp
TRAINS, SEASON 1906, r., F,

The Florida Limited Trains operated
between New York and St. Augustine
viii be discontinued for the season, as
follows:
seaboard Florida Llmlted-Last train,
southwark arrives Main Street Station
o.42 p. NJ. Saturday. April tn, Last
train northward, leaves Main Street sta
ton $3.50 A. NJ. Tuesday. April 10th,
Atlantic Coast Line New York and
Florida Specialist train, southwark,
arrives Byrd street station ll4o i. NJ.
Friday. April 9th. Last tram, northward'
leaves Byrd Street station o'o4 a. NJ
w. r. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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DAILY SERVICE, VIA YORK RIVER
ae LINE.

on and after April 9th, steamers Of
the York River Line, between Baltimore,
West Point and Richmond, will be run
daily, except Sunday, Very low one way
and round trip tickets n
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M1sCrI1ANEoUa MARKETS,

DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, April e--Tho dry goods market
to-day was quiet and firm. All bleached goods
were practically held at value, Cotton yarns
We're firm With most Southern mills getting new
orders for deliveries IN June Conyertefa
bought steadily to meet their needs Tor May
and June.
ss NAVAL STORES. 49,
WILMINGTON, N, c. APRIL s'-sPlHlrs
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and unchanged. Wheat-Duil spot contract,
iSa ssAc.; southern by sample, 72gGstc. Corn.
Firm: spot 6lHA5l'c southern white aee,s e9tn'
Rye--f',7n !, No. 2. western 7og7lo Butter;
Quiet: fancy Imitation. l8Greoc. :fdo:. creamery;
-l5c Eggs-Steady at 1sc. Cheese-Strong and
unchanged; large, September, l4hc.; Noyember'
lie; small. 14Gl4Ac. Susar-Steady and uu-
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers ,(exceept Saturday
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Linz
S Weste agI ~ At 4. H. and PM. and Chess
peake Ohio Ry g. as,iy 5oI ~ aa SUNDAY,
WorfoiE With Main Line Ships sailing al ~
n Tickets sos e. Main Street, B3 Jsg
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Cotton. quiet; gross receipts 4os4 bales;
sales 10 bales stock. 1856 bales. 49,,
Total TO day at all ports-Set receipts ,bio
bales; export to Great Britain. 6lo bales; 20
France. so baies; to the Continent. ll.Ias bales
stock. s9s.359 bales. ~.
Total since September LIST at al ports.S;e'
receipts. ,sOs 80 bales: export 70 Great lSrltun.
2H7 los bales to France. Gns63S bales: 70 ,tne
Continent. 1925, 069 bales; to japan. 9l?sa baies'
to Mexico, 2,7lA bales. Es
x NEW & ORLEANS. April e.-corr0N-Sp,99tt
cotton nrm; sales 1850 bales, including i.tpo
to arrive and 70 T.. o. b. Quotations. niaailns,
ii 3-l6c. Yesterdays large sales lelt puy , !, >
but q poor assortment to choose from. a ia1 ,
demand was reported from the continent. potn
Italy and Havrc doing some fresh business e.
here. Futures responded to unfavorable Llv-
crpool cables and opened dull and sgt poin MS
dwon. 4 notice was posted ct the cotton Ea n
change showing that the average ,welent ~
bales handled for the seven months OF .ne
,season ending with March was Oh pounus
against 6ls.h7 during the same period last seaf
son. The volume OF business transacted 70
day was coInpar t!rey light. ard I'm me az,
sence OF support prices continued 10 ease Oh Z
toward the end of the seHson. The close Wis
nj the bottom. 10 points lower on al positions
from Auril to August. Inclusive. and 6AS pointa
on the old crop positions. 49,,
Z Cotton futures closed: April. ll-b: aiay,
Ills: June, 11.2s: July, ll.?6: August. liW;
September 1865; October. 1898; December
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.CREMEAN' S NECK
BROKEN BY DROP
CONTINUED from First Page,)

and engaged the family in conversation,
making nbrnggadocio display Of his fire
arms. In the evening lie returned and
asked for lodging. but was refused BY
Kidd, who told him he was unable to
keep him and requested him to leave,
but Cremeans tarried and while in the
house made some Improper approaches
toward Mary Burton, the daughter Of
Kidd. The father then ordered Cremealnlls
away. 1 II *
Cremeans left but returned later, at
ter the family had retired, and as he
stepped Into the room, he said. Damn
you, you all think you have run me on
but I've come back to melt both barrels
OF my gun .riEht into this house.
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! Bay Line to Baltimore

!; ! !:
LAY Lilo ~ DdiIalIiOE08g
\HHS@ Via C. and Q. Rwy and Old Point
\kAWA u, s, MAIL ROUTE. sfl85s FAX
\W1sYB Leave Richmond via G. apd 9.
ll( = daily except sunday at r, Nc
Ill Connecting at Old Point with
" ,teaners OF Old Bay Line. leAy.3
ing 7,i5 p. NJ. arriving BRltt:
mora s:so A. H. connecting North. East and
Wesf For tickets and Information apply to
r ana o. Rwy Richmond Transfer Company,
and No $50 Hast Main stTss!
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Apr! 6-seahoard Air
Line, common and Notwithstanding doing.j
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to the products ufSss tht barn yards.
Chickens and eggs were n shade higher.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leav. corner Of Seventh ana e P bo,II
Limited cav, b;45 P. NJ, daily except Sunday. g
Cara leave Petersburg; foot Of sy6 6aaE 5
Fl. last car il4o r. M, Limited car rs a.
x aa esrs from from Petersburg connecting Rich.
mnnd cars ----- ----..- 800
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Scaboard Air Line Railway.

Scab0ard Air Line Railway
southbound Trains Leave Richmond Ivy:
$50 A. M,-I.ocal to Norlina. Mamlet an ana
$50 p. M,-soiid Pullman to st. Angus !.
2,so P. NJ, and ii p, M--yhroueh. Pull.
80" mans and coach.H to savans,
nah jacksonville, Atlanta
Birmingham and southwest.
Tralns Arrive Rlchmond Daily. 81
6;t6 4. NJ: d:46 A. M: 500 r, N
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, nto;A rom rsertlna ans continued favorable
,hs cree erect Y eod ss en ns liz
nnu'Is yheat market Al the close wheat for
Nay Nay delivery Was OFF 'I9Nc c9rn'wss up ,ng
Nc. Oats showed a loss o. Sc' FfoY'S'o"s
The leading futures ranged as follo%s'
-f' Oman High. Low, Close.
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n QuOIatIO1lB -"WLTe
Dull and easy No. spring wheat, 7iGSvc. !:
No. 3. 7sGisoc.; No. red. s4A gs3%c. No. :
corn. s+&c.; No ALLOW. 45li ai5'zc: NO; =
oa ts Z 3lHc. No. white. 32R c. y No93 l"htc.
alGla?c. No. 2 rye. Sic. Good feeding barieS
az ;fair to choice mating. aaaD;Y7 IN
prime timothy seed. s3.i71s. Mess pork. per
barrel sl6o5al6.lo: lard, per 100 pounds. ssssls
short ribs sides tloose). ss.6n:rsG co. short clear
sides (boxed), SS.UG9.G1. Whiskey, basis OF
high wines, IT'S Glover contract grade.
1850. Butter-Weak: creameries, l5a, ,sa !;
Eggs-Stcady at mark. cases included, SIC.
nrsis, l5,sc.; prime irsts. 1916; extras lSc.
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The Shooting.

4 . 3 4 {
Old man Kidd who was In bed said:
s"No, no, I reckon you won't do that"
Cremeans became angered at this retort
and turning toward the old man, fired
one Darrell of his gun, striking him IN
tho hip at the time. saying: Damn you
4 I'll melt both barrels into you.
Kids wife and Mary Burton then
Grapped with Cremeans, the other bar
reIl Of the gun going off during the en-
counter and part of the shot entering
Mary Burton's foot. Kidd died the next
day. Cremeans made his escape from the
Immediate scene OF the crime and headed
for Blueneld and was captured by the
chief Of police. Newkirk, and the city
police force in the mountains east OF
the city. q,
Before Cremeans started for Bluefield
he went to the homo Of his brother-in-
law, Henry Hodge. and told them that ne
had KILLED old man Kidd and shot q Wo-
man, that he had done q bad nights
work for which he might hang or be
lynched.
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ATLANTIC COAST. LINE

19 EFFECTIVE APRILE sTII. lsft5jj
Ira ms leave Richmond daily: vi
For Flor ida and South, 9:06 a. Nj. rs p. NJ:
For Norfolk, 900 A. NJ, AGO e NJ an 7'E!
''i For N. and ". Ry, West. 1910 and 90: s3
For or. Petersburg 900 A. NJ. 1910, 500. SIS,
w For a' c1oldsboro and Fayetteville, ':6s F..
Trains arrive Richmond daily:. AL, SEE a,
s.l0:45 and 1870 A. NJ; 'l:oo 2:oa. 6oo, e'v vo{
and $50 p NJ. Il; SfsiStg&
l.E.xcort Sunday '.sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures ana conneoss$S
tIons not guaranteed. :, Ay5}}
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April e.--FIOUR-steaay. Rye
Tiour-Qulet., cornmeal-Firm, Rye-Nom'na''
Enthusiastically. ,,,, ,,o, or
oposs 5 ns Sw se Nay ysa sISS
September. S2asc. ,.,,,,n
AGlsc. net higher. May, bo1sc.; July, 59Nc.;
September, bassc, oats-steady; mixed, Sg
BBeef-stoady, Cut Meats Is. Lnr ,a
iow-Steady, Rosln-steady. TuTentne-FlFm
at n GsagSiSNs' ENTHUSIASTICALLY. cotree-spot
RI ts'ss quiet mild sieady cofdoya' loals{s;
Futures steady net ,d to 70 reRnin n
s lssas lsse senr d 7s;Sis s, mo-
= : B,ltter-1isnsy and unchanged. Cheese-FlrT'
and unchanged Eggs-Fimer: nearby, ss lee;
ed, 2Ic. Western ilrs.s, l7hQl7'sc' do, SOUTH
erns. l519Gl7l2c. aoa r,ro,,,,s N
h jve,pool steady. Cabbagcs-Weals Florida,
per per- crate ,s5oaseo Charleston ss?S@ 10
o efISi on light offerings trade moderatey
active Prime crude O. p pills, HS,; U.s. i76 Rse
primo winter yellow, s7aSso
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The Trial.

on the n5th Of April Cremenns was
taken to Pearlsburg and May Sth was
indicted In the Circuit Court OF Giles
county and given an immediate trial and
convicted OF murder In the first degree.
June 18th Cremeans was. sentenced to be
hanged July Aat. Shortly afterwards the
Supreme Court OF Appeals of Virginia
granted a writ of error, and the case
was heard, the court announcing their
decision December H. 1905. confirming
the finding Of the Circuit Court OF GILES
county. In February. at the term OF
tho Circuit Court. Judge Henson again
sentenced Cremeans to BIO hanged Friday
March 23d. Cremeans's counsel then Pc
tltioned Governor Montague TO commute
the sentence to life imprisonment, Th's
petition was denied, but later Gocernor
Swanson granted Cremeans respite OF
two weeks on petition of ltay. r. a;
owen, his spiritual advisor. who asked
this time to give tho condemned man
nm opportunity to prepare for death.
Attorney John w, Williams and a. "a.
woodward, who were appointed BY the
defendant. put up a remarkable fight for
the lie Of their client, though there was
no possible chance of remuneration for
their unceasing efforts In his behalf
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R1cH,,oNp ] STOCE MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April s. 1905
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia 5000 at aih.
SALES SINCE BOARD.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred
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STEAM BOATS.
aid DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Nioht Line for Norfolk.

Leave RichmoGa eveEy an nSen " Nan Icy
N Ns en- rou,e Fare. s2o one way. 80 round
Tin Including stateroom berth meals. loc
each Street Cars to steameTa WnaFf.
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Spot cotton closed quiet 10 points lower; MID
ding uplands. ll.G9; middling gulf, I.s5; safes,
10 0bales. Il
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A STAY Refused.

y
Cremeans's attorneys presented a petl-
ton to Governor Swanson Tuesday
asking for stay Of execution to
Etyo time to present the case TO the
United States Supreme Court, but were
refused, Attorney John W. Williams Their
proceeded to- washington and presented
the caAs to tho Supreme Court but JUS
tice Harlan refused to grant q writ Of
error which was APPLIED for; This was the
last and !, !, only effort nosslbe fol
Cremeans's attorneys to- make to save
his neck, but despite their efforts the
supreme penalty Of tho law was carried
out,
". b, snIdow, Commemorative attor'
ney, assisted by ]. A, Meadows. OF Pc
tersburg. prosecuted Cremeans, tho CASE
being heard before Judge Henson. The
following nitlzcns of Giles composed the
grand Jury that found Cremeans guilty
for tho murder of George Al Kidd: II. j
Stafford, A., p. Taylor. w IT, Buckhanon
7. w. Porterfield, J. Ma Peters, G. a.
TIardwicke,I1 A. TX Caldwell, L William II
Thompson, Giles G. Lindsey. James John
ston. Charles NJ Munsey and William
A, Williams.
his credit no having killed three men
and purtioipnted In several other mur-
ders. He had been a horse-thief. high,
wayman, postoflice robber and all-round
had man, He was forty-two years OF
age, and had been In prison thlrty-seyen
times. (#
The statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1889-1906, 1906-04-20
WE MUST BE SHOWN.

II the Denver Tramway con show the
Negroes Of Denver any good reason
why 1t does not give employment to
them in the proportion that they pat
ronize the company, 1t is a daisy. Ev-
erybody knows how the renegade Re
publicans and Democrats OF this city
by the most outrageous manipulation
elected Speer. But that was an easy
one beside soothing Denver Negroes
into thinking that they ought not to ex-
pect to work for the Tramway, yet
should help it keep its grip
on the city. Not two dozen
Negroes are employed on the
various departments of all the Den
yer public utility corporations. That
alone is argument enough why the sec
cess Of their franchise petitions is
either OF Indifference or distateful to
us. The employment Of smooth-tongued
politicians OF our race to vote us is
futile in the face OF this bad record.
1t Is no use to ask will the other Eel.
low do better, for the present compa.
MES could do no worse.