davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF RICHMOND. JULY a, I 1905.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY y, 1905
"a 5s .4gsi.5 ARRIVED.
.ams ss,sels, oia ss
Z Steamer Pocahoptas. 0ravAe q James River
,landinks and Norfolk. merchandise and passens
rers. 4 Vlreiuia 3NaviKation COMPANY,
Schooner silver Star Williams, James River,
wheat, John 9. Jacob. & Company
Y steamer BERKELEY, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passenE gers. old Dominica line
A PORT or WEST POINT. ;JuLYs2@, 1000.
n n st ARRIVED. ~
I Steamship Charlotte, Murpny. baltlmoso. pas
senKors and general cargo -.
D steamer Elm CITY Haynes, Mattapont River
landings ph isenssfa and general cargo.
No. 'HaS ass'aaj SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte Murphy. BAL tnoEe, PAS
sengers and general cargo. . y y. ~ . VI
" STEAMER Elm City. Haynes. Aattnpona Rlvss
landings. passengers and general csvy, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
NkA N0itok Stem lal II

K " ONLY ALIrRA1Ls LINE TO NoRFOLksssSSss
Leave Byrd St Station. Richmond. q DAILY, $E
h IN Effect May n, 1904 s
FOR NoRFoLK: 20 20 a. = ~ Y. l. VI
$3.50 n X.
If FOR II the WEST and y the
SOUTHWEST: s.o6 H All No 1870 noon. -
p. II. XII Pullman 4 Parlor and Sleeping csss.s
Cafe Dining cars u Trains arrive 4 daily frotas
A NJ EOS r. NJ, s:t0 r y a s,s,,:s
ioftico as u. Il Main ae. sFlyer; 2 III hrs. IA III
WI. b. BEvlLL, G.. II BOSLE
ID Gen Pass Agent $s Dist Pass \ gent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Rlch mond and Petersburg E|psiiil Railway.

s,rsats. Manchestor. every hour ION the houtll
from GAN 70 10 r. NJ. Ins'! car - midn.she.8
4 cars \ leave Petersburg fo!'t of sycamoESs'3
street every hour from .d:ss N 70 l r. g.
Lnst car llto =, r Lnsed ca -
Al, cars from Petersburg coNnectlns R As'i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

pHlLApELPHIA,-Air.a and Mrs, Young, who
reside III Narherti have signlned their int9n.
sested nv linton Sinclair. Mr.. Young Us b o
member Of one Of tho old Knckerhoeker famy ,i
iiek, aud Ia closely related to the Vandorbll.s
while Mrs, Young comes from an old NORTH
Carolina 1amily. l.sall .Nsn AK lHs4.aHN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
,yv,o TRAINS TO LYNc HRu re, VIA
H Y ~ - a q JAMES RlVeR LINE, =

TWO TRAINS TO IYhcHHu,Rsu, Wa
'3' 9, a o., JAMES sRlYkR ~
HrIdas station and Clifton Force,
directive July "a, 4 Chesapeake and Ohio
train leaving Richmond at b;l6 F, A.,
daily except Sunday WI! carry tn nil,ie
sleeper, to Lynchhprg MntuTal bI.ag y,
1880 n, M, Natural Bridge 7:lo Al Nj
and Clifton Forge 3 A, NJ, RETURNING,
sleepor viii arrive Richmond $40 a, n"
daily except Sunday, Sleeper open for
occupancy mt Lynohburg o'so T. NJ.
Daily train leaves Rtohmond for Lynch
burg and Natural Rrldgeiiat 1920 "a, Nh,
With pnrlor car,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
4 aAtLaoAt,s.
RI : ; s:s;s & "

S]Sf-ig s-S py0e0sh 10 M ytssy n
Il rralns Leavs Atehmstd ~ lvort hsSa
.S.so A.s n. -.fsity. Bysd n. fhfsseA ss
SEQ A. 81 ,--Dai y NJ ain ~. rhtough. y
57:Ss a.. n. ~ week pays.siciba. FfS1eeida -
SAce0tntnodAtioB s85 Sss
GOA. N. -4Daiit4 byrd 81 Thfosen Y ssSs
11:og noon-WeAS DAyA--0yfd D.. TAte10MG N
4s0y r. A..-Wssk Dlyn. BYRD 81 11soss1Iste g.
az burg accom- mod aloa d l4SS9 sS tsS
sos r. q. -Dal;t-Aaln9 - Is ThseA4 s !. Is
$40 =. u Week DAys-1lbA. l AsAlAses - IA
Sasso ?. M.eSDaii1-Byrd u Thrsush ssSi
5aA aims Arrive Alehmo1 ~
ss:S AZ M.--Week pays Elba AshiAad VI 49,
contnodati Ion. lsss5
ss0 ~ S,; A.--wsek 81 rredsr.lsss
Il 49, fIvuH aecomntodAti "a M !.
!; * q q Mai--DAily--Byrd " Thr0He sa
u;eV f. IN MaI,-Week Oays-Byrd w. zhfsas
s:sS = +, e. rA.suass
]. \. Accomn1odA ttoA q es VIZ
sS a. PPsII||y.-Ry,d g: I rlfSSSs
e ;Et, Il, I, G ain 81. rhross
NJ, IN Sleeping OF Parior care ~
mona II A except trains hivs.
mod s,in 10y - ~ week days, and local accomf
t,o d'm. 10 q a,riyas ana ana
~ =. DUKE, G. w. GULF. r. TA!iLOoitSs
M % fres Gen supt. q. -. sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
ATT tANT'IC COAST Z i'm El

M It'll VI pFElGCrIVEl MAY nth. *sss
Trains leave Richmond daily gss
n For Florida and South. e:0o A. u y:
o'i For N and ". Ry. west IL: and s.so
For Petersburg, 800 AZ. NJ, II ;io. 100 .sS:ss
81 10. Isl r.. III, III is and ALSO & Masas
For Goldsboro md yetteyliis n -
,,.io Is and Ii 10 A. n 100, 20s. s.ee
and $3.50 p. N $: II stsi
4. Except Sunday. Sunday only
lions no. guaranteed. x w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

ne New York stock Exchans o. announced that
i forged certificate for nifty shares of Union
Pacific common stock had boon discovered.
/ nd ia signed with tho names OF p. Fl, Iiar.
rlman and Alexander Mllnr. without Official
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

Ill No q red Gear lots) ..,........... y z 80
r Rejected lear lots) ..........,l.. g % tA1 z
Virsinia dag loti) ..........:,... g g
Virginia bag lots tfot soed) ,...S3 80 g y
q Nc. White Gear lots) .......... O. &c
s. No. g white Tear lots) ............ 81 1
j5 No. 10 mixed Gear lots) ...:....,.. eQH a4&
vrsinia. 'si Sas io.ss.............. % q 50
NJ mixed tear d ts) I. !. !. 4. d 81 ny
81 MOI J mixed tear lotsl ..........55 q 4
"a No. white Tear lotAl q NJ 4S
4 No. 5 white Gear lots) ...t...... q ~ &
inter seed 80. g y IL % 81
vi;,,s,., 6. &. FL: :sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
\ For NEW YORK

va Ni oDnneetion In Norfolk With Main Lins
ship, feowins day att P;.A sl.. Norf9lE ana
Wssisrn, My. ohlo ~, at o A.. Is. and II, M.
MAKING connssl9n DAILY Ss5seps sandsy1 IN
Nort ,c,n,st SOS u. Main Street, RichpaonAl
n = !, sfer CO., sic y. Main Street, The Jaffofs
NJ Murphy's Hotel 5 ssS ISL 81 sS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
NA,yy,iAf. afoREs.

Il sAvANSAH., GA July 24.--TURP ENTIN e. q.
Firm at 67c.; sales. 9Ss casks; receipts, Lssi
sal l. ) lss barfels receipts, 6.0st bnrrels ship
n,ents ?,0la barrols !; stock. G50O barrels VS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

National r, I n Of Mexico epn. ts.....n". g!
Neu. Yort Central gem 8hs., Jih
Nan, far.nv RAM ,ai rem, S. 125 &
orth An 4, 1oS1s
Northsrms Issnifin 10 78ii
Norfolk and Western Con, "
Pennsylvania cony. ~ sSA
~ ~ At. = III frnn Mountain con. IS
AT. Louis and San Francisco fg 4s..l.... S2x
Geatos n Az IA Z, 8Bit
Houther pnoi No \. yls
Southern Pacific 1st u. certtttaAses...
southern HALLWAY g.:
Toledo,@lBtr L. and Western s.........,. ,SSl i}s
Union Pacins ~ 1 ~
Svnhn ~ ists 1l4s
x,,aho ~ nah A. a Z. u &
Wasan,n IA !. y. SSH
Sssii:t s ss{, sHs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

Y VIENNA Ferdlnand sanr. author and mem.
her OF the upper house Of the Austrian Reclls'
n, III, shot himself at hills residence In Dobllng,
4 suburb Of Vienna. ,fto had been suffering
from nervous proatrntion. IS N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

ii ABERDEEN. CONN--necnuse her husband
would not buy her an auto OF the latest DE-
Sign and spend more time In entertaining her.
Mrs. Frank II. Kirby nttempted suicide py
taking carbolc acId. Il The couple have been
lllarr!ed but a few weeks III M 5s.5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MAR1KIp

AS =. x PEANUT MARKET, =, I. 3:S7
si. fReported by Rodgers II cCn be "a Col Had
PETERsBURd.5 w. July 2t-PEANuTs-.
spaIlah--Market firm at S116 Virglnias--
MarEet nrt1l at s1tc. for fancy stock r1achlne
plckod, lHSf2kc. 5g55f 2Gi i$sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

gun BY Mayor stoy in Atlantic CityfsoE the
double drowning OF Robert Tomae aud !. his
daughter. It was shown that Cap Clark.
shoulders wet In his attempt 70 rescue the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

NEW YoRK,--Mrs. Elizabeth Mcyltty, III
yorced wife OF Philadelphia manufacturer
son. md Albert NJ King forner IA, race , rack
CHARGED Win stealing 10000 worth Of lew;
els from Mrs. IIalsey Corwln, were s,lteha RS
from custory Tho police have been nbie 70
ind no trace of the Jewels, III 458 a7l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

FIJI ALHEMARLEt HORSE SHOW,
$500 HARL oTTEsplLLE AMP RE,-5
,'7t'i i..55 h TuRNr-Ss.eo
Tickets on sale, via Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, July S0th. slst md AUGUST
lat. good until August 2. 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

! The Wixnrd burbank has made sonte Won
has not ~ Yet succeeded In developing one
hot viii rcuoye IT'S Jacket AUTOMATICALLY when
n person has been detained Rts the Woman's
club. ~ H!cAgo Inter Ocean, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
: INV FHOODS MARKNT

4 NEW YORK, july e4:--The dry goods mar
ket was steady to-day buyers taklsg domeatlc =
was quiet Yarns wore firn. "A dyances were
noted in some lines Of groy printed eoths. lsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
The Annual Game.

The Annual y Game.
SIS sec, remnrke the summer boy, II
III guess I've thought OF .e " thllas L
1,vo Syoilow socks, some lurds ties, cane
And one bright diamond ring 's3 * & I,
T"r,et's sce,' remarked the simmer 81 4
II guess there's nothing more to sch oose !;
White skirts, q bath suit parasol n
And half dozen peel; a boos
~ cts see,', remarked tho God OF Love,
M think I'm oil prepared for play:
rye bow and arrow. beach and and moon s1l1 M
s II. - ~ 3s Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

Prefers Widowhood to Spinster-
hood. u 81
Is 1t because q man is better late than peyeri
tint tho average woman would rather be q
widow than an old maid !r-FueKs VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

N INDIANAPoIIs,s I'm D.--Of thu $50 samples
81 food products examined BY tho State Board
81 Health 800 were pure md OF standard quail.
Ity,T and $50 adullerhted y orr below N legal
percenta 20 equal to- 4s.7 POT cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

u PARIS Exports from France 70 tho United
States for@ year ending June aoth reached at n,
record breaking total OF }107 ~. ~ an a IN
crease OF Us, $50 ATS, or II per cent. over the
t1re ,,ioiis .yca r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

y NEWPORT, r. IL Richard 7, Wilson. sJr..55
son 81 Richard I. Wilson, OF New York. and
brother OF Mrs. Ogden E0oelet, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt ana Lady Herbert. Is seriously ~
in his summer resid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

NEW ORLEANS. July ~ COTTON MID (! 4
ding loNc total sales M baies on the I, sp q;
On better liverpool cables ana reports thet to-
much ra,n war falling In some , OF n. Ea ~,
ern Atlantic. States Tho advance 81 no.
undet Jack 81 bull sent inent until he close
when pricoS were at about the lowest. July
failed 20 develop much fEtrenRth. Tho Closing
ear Sateady and ed9 points under yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
Brief Items Fro, n
Ere here.

8 W1LM1NuToN.- ~ Edward Addicks will be
the nominee Of the Union Republican party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
STEAM BOATS.
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NIuht Line for N orfolk

X reavo Richmond every evening (toos ,AAhl
stree NsCw Isaaa Ns tx
moulding statsroom berth meals. Soo' each.
a. reet Cars 4 to Steamers \ W MARI. SFS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

4yVATERTOWN.aB. i 3. -Playfully running to-
rcot a train, Ida 0ustab erndt. aged !. three e
rhe mother and daughter. Elln, tried to save
.he child a All were killed. 99 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

8sEAFORD. DEL Franz c. Dawson, right
neldor 9t soaford baseball club: proved him,
frightened horse and saved tho lives OF Mrs.
William S. Burton and two daughters. i4i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

\ LANCASTER. PA.-Fortnal opening II OF v, si g
shoe factory at Denver was made the occasion
v d. sung and d pastor invoked n the DIVINE
blessing on the industry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

tsS5 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE. MD.,8fJuly A.--SeaboardA AIT
Line, common and Preferred Nothng doing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weaver said tina t
against tho inter contractors. mt least this
yeur. He strongly intimated that the D new
evidence submitted by Major g lllette was 5nol
u surflcent basis for such prosocu TOMS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25

NEW YOn Il, Charged with removing the
body Of his daughter from a coffin and at-i
tempting 10 throw Of g wiz dow Ch9rlss
a. Eaat res Vas an
human, monster'esby Magistrate Moss In the
Harlem Court ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
september &. 1o.z lo.7? 1a!i 1919
October 70 % 1919 35fe LYLE &s !vie
S }S :s:; }s.' 's s|3
4 gpot cotton closed qu!ot: u tniddlnB uplanas,
10. 70 rniddilnY sui5, Is: Sales, 81 bales.

q Cotton. qulet rnddng 1879; srpss rece!psa,;
1.ll2 baies sales. VI balesJ stock. % 2l9 bales
bales; export 10 Great Britain. {! bale. 70 tho
Continent $40 bai.s stock 2al bale; e; ga
haIes Z EXPORT 10 Great Britain 6o4 balest 70
Franco. 80 bates to tho Continent ~ 80 bales;
70 Japan. u bsles. 6. . !. I, ~. 81,
receipts j, Ni49 bales export 70 Great Britain.
aSsoo bales 70 France bales; y e. ~ y,
continent asG Ss,ss x. 20 20. ~ -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
SIT DENTS 81 ~PENnED.
Notion Foiiovs Demonstration over
tthlctis Euis.

Rock Island M NOV II sey.
eniy-eight members of Aueastana col
lcge in this lily have just finished a
term Of suspension for what was call.
ed by the faculty "A mob demons1ra-
tion owe i refusal OF the board OF
directors of the college to rescind the
synod actrns against intereoileei
ate contests athletics Girls as
well as bofs Cahe paaer the rule and
the order affected all but three OF
the young ladies rooming In the la
dies halt
The students sought 10 make
amends by offering an apology to the
members r. the board who were sub
jected to public derision at the homes
of faculty members and while at the
Rock Island railroad station In Rock
Island. A committee was sent 20
Omaho at the expense of the student
body to offer apology to the board
members there and this apology was
accepted by the aggrieved directors.
Resolutions of humble apology to the
college faculty, college officials and
Others who were the target for the
demonstration were also adopted
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
SHERIFF NAMES DEPUTIES.
Ice Moore of Midlothian Has Been
Selected as office Deputy.

w. II Forbes. who succeeds to the
office of sheriff next week, has COM
pleted his list Of deputies The men
who have been selected to assist him
in preserving peace and protecting
the rights of the citizenship of the
county are well qualified for the
work before them.
Lee Moore of Midlothian, who is
soon to retire from the board of
.county commissioners, has been named
as office deputy.
The field deputies are J. w. Mag
gart and J. V. Forbes Mr. Maggart
has been foreman on one of the coun-
tvs road gangs for the past few
years. Mr. Forbes is a young man
and is nephew of the incoming
| sheriff
Tom Morgan, who has served at
deputy at Ennis under sheriff Min
nick, will be continued in that posi-
ton by Sheriff Forbes.
Henry MeWhirter, of Italy, ha
been appointed jailer He has not
fled the new sheriff of his accep
, ance Mr McWhirter has been
resident of Ellis county many year!
and is one of Ttaly's most respecte
citizens.
!. j. McCalpin, one Of Sheriff Min
nick's deputies, will continue to worl
as baliff for the grand jury until Tho
present term of court begins
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS.
The Bcli branch Country Club l.
fcrfusnenti, Organized.

4 meeting OF those Nho subscribed
stock for the purchase Of the Bell
Branch lake from the International
and Great Northern railroad was held
at the court house yesterday after
noon permanent organization
was effected by the election Of al
rectors and officers, The personnel
Of the directorate is as follows
B F Thornhill, J s. Herring
Henry n. Anderson, S, p Spalding,
II. II Dobson and c. r. Spalding OF
Waxahachie r c. Mitchell and Alex
Moseley OF Italy. J. +, Davis, Milford
The directors met and elected the
following officers S. p Spalding.
president Alex. Moseley, vice presi-
dent; c. T. Spalding, secretary and
treasurer
The organization Will be known as
the Bell Branch Country Club and
will be chartered under the laws of
ment resort. improvements of the
the state as a pleasure ana amuse-
property are to begin at once. A
number of commodious club houses
are to be erected some time within
the near future.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
WORK ON NEW INTEHURBAN.
Large Force Engaged in building
New Road Between Dallas and
sherman

One resident and one locating party
Of surveyors. working under the gen
eral direction of Fred A. Jones, con
sulting engineer, and George A. Du-
ren, assistant twenty teams and
thirty-fiye men, working under the
general supervision of d. M Picton,
manager for the contracting firm of
/ Suderman & Dodson, comprise the
working force now engaged in the
construction of the interurban roac
btween Dallas and Sherman.
The permanent line OF the inter
urban has been established as far as
Howe and about half of the line be
/ tween sherman and Howe has been
/ crosS-sectiOned. stated Fred ! Jones
/ yesterday "Thc work is progress
ing rapidly and the road will be hur-
ried TO completion. Dallas News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
DUEL WITH ROBBERS
Two Hen Are Dead and Two Dyims IN
Sen fraa(lSlo.

San Francisco. Nov 1.-Two men
are dead and two others are dying
and another seriously injured as tho
result OF the pistol duel Thursday
night in an attempted hold-up OF "a
saloon by two masked robbers.
shortly before midnight two men
with handkerchiefs over their faces
and reyolyers in their hands entered
the saloon of John O'Connell at Sixth
and BranaE streets All inmates com
piled with the order to hold up their
hands given by the masked men ex-
cept Geo. O'Connell, a retired and
pensioned police officer, who drew
revolver and commenced shooting at
the robbers near the Sixth street en-
trance.
Seeing the gun flash in O'Connell's $
hand the two robbers began firing
at the ex-policeman and the patrons
OF the saloon at almost the same mo-
ment, When the smoke of battle
cleared away four men We're lying on
the floor of the saloon, two of them
dying and four seriously injured
O'Connell with two bullets in his
chest, Stephen Lynch twice shot in
the abdomen, Louis Delatour with
his jaw torn away by a bullet and
Michael Kennedy shot in the ear.
From the Sixth street door trail
of blood led across the street to the
sidewalk opposite the saloon, where
was found one of the robbers with
his mask still on, dead with two bull
lets fired by O'Connell in his chest.
The second robber escaped,
The dead man was identified as
Frank Burke, an ex-cOnyict
O'Connell died soon after being
taken to the Central emergency hos
pital, where it was said also that
Lynch and Delatour. both labOrers,
shot by the robbers, cannot recover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
THE OIL DEALERS ACT
latspeAeeats Demsad that tssiern Rosts
RedsCe Rate heets Fiat Refssal.

Chicago NOV II Demand by the
independent OH dealers OF the entire
country that the Eastern railroads
make reduction Of nearly 80 per
cent IN the rates on petroleum. and it's
products has been refused and the
oil men declare they viii take their
case before the Interstate commerce
ton viii be- sought and. dealers be
iieye that their demands win he
granted
This call for lower freight rates
comes from the men who were re-
sponsihle for the Investigation OF the
Standard on Company which has re-
suited In criminal and civil proceed
ings in several states, resulting In
the attack which the National govern
ment has begun against the life Of
the oil trust,
At meeting OF the General
Freight Association. which has been
in session here nearly all the week.
committee of independent dealers
have been pleading the cause Of the
oil men with the Eastern roads
1t is charged that all traffic men
came TO the meeting instructed to
vote against the petition for the 40
per cent reduction The oil men in
sist that less than carload rates
should be changed from third TO
fourth class The railroads offered
to make the reduction OF 10 per cent,
which was refused
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
HIGH RATE ON CORN.
The Grain Dealers say The New Tar
IN T. Not Fair.

THE recent raise in the tariff on
car corn with shucks on by the rail
road. is causing great deal OF ad.
verse comment among the grain deal
rr-. DO is very probable chat the mat
ter viii boz brought before the inter
state commerce commission, as 90 .-
claimed that jt is discrimination
gaiu-f chat Sind of corn.
TN. u.u tariff calls for a rate 90
per cent h.aher than tbe rate charged
on other corn. for .r corn with
shucs. ou. while ear corn with tha
abu,Ea Oft goes at tbp old rarH. which
has uH. usyu raised Many oi -ne
shippers of rnse state and fH, r.-rN
t1re. handle corn t1r tyediue pUH
pose. lu rh- mluur. and BE- s fruu
Hem lud aIso enc consumers af ...
same .ow tgFt ftr ereH-.#. Hru..
. I. eomIua rur Worth I.....m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-17
SAM SPARKS WEDS.
New State Treasurer Marrics popu-
lar Corsicana Lady.

Hon. Sam Sparks, state treasurer
elect, and Mrs. Bertha Mulkey were
married at Corsicana Thursday af-
ternoon at o'clock in the First
Methodist church, Rev. j. A, White
hurst, the pastor, officiating. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bridal
party left for Waco to spend the night
and from there will go to San An
tonic and to the city of Mexico. A
large audiepce witnessed the marri-
age and the bridal presents We're
numerous and handsome The bride
was the daughter-in-law of Evange-
list and Mrs Abe Mulkey.