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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
MUTUAL LIFE PRESIDENCY.
Gage T.. Tarbcll Is Tentatively slated
For the Position.

New York, March 20.--The Herald to.
day says;
Gage +. Tarbell is slated tentative
" for the presidency Of the Mutual
Life Insurance company In the event
that the forces now enlisted under the
banner of Stuyvesant Fish should sue
coed in oustlng from the Mutual the
present board and executive officers.
"Mr Tarbell is at present the second
vice president of the Equitable Life
Assurance society. While the present
announcement may be accepted au-
thortatively, II Is no part OF the Fish
campaign to have this portion of its
plan prematurely revealed. and extra
ordinary efforts have been made to
keep ii secret.
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NO CONFERENCE TO-DAY.
BUTTE GAMBLING GAMES CLOSED

Butte. Mont, March 2O.-While faro,
roulette, crap, poker and other gamb-
ling games We're running full blast last
night, Sheriff John j, Quinn. accom-
panied by a squad of deputies. walked
into the different gaming establish
ments in this city, cleaned out the
houses, and compelled the propretors
TO lock the doors.
This action was the result of a cru
SADIE instigated some weeks ago by an
organization OF citizens, known as the
Civic league. The fight became SO Bit
ter that Atty. Gen, Albert j. Galen took
a hand and directed a communication
to the sheriff ordering him TO close all
games
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
WEIGHT MAIL FRAUDS.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 20.--Ao-
cordlng 10 report made by Supt.
Gslnes Of the Eleventh division rail-
way service, which had been forward
ed TO Washington, Irregularities hayo
been discovered In the amount OF mail
carried during the present Weighing
season In this state COntraband mat
ter, II Is alleged, has been located
among the matter carried by several
railroads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
WILL Be WEST
OF THE CITY.
Wireless Telegraph Station to be
Located Near Shore of
The Lake.
WILL BE ERECTED VERY SOON.
All Utah to be Included in the
Marvellous Message Scheme
During Coming Summer.
Auxiliary stations to be Erected Both
North and south--Advent OF
Wonderful Agency.

Salt Lakers have heard much Of wire.
less telegraphy as an abstract pro-
position, and something OF the proposed
invasion of Utah by n wireless tele-
graphy company, sending "aireosrams'
throughout the state.
The definite movement embracing
Utah In the wireless system Is now TAX
ing shape, and the prediction is made
this morning by II. A. Trenholm, of the
De Forest company that by the end Of
the present summer every town of any
consequence in Utah can send wire
less message to Salt Lake, and out,
through the big Salt Lake relay station
TO any place IN the United States and a
little later to amy place In the world,
and that al a cost averaging 20 per cent
below the present. schedule.
Denver now has communication by
wireless With most Colorado towns, and
a big relay plant OF 80 kllowst power
calculated to send messages direct TO
New York and san FRANCISCO, I'm IN
vorable weather, and TO the coast
through the 81 kilowat station Il Is pro.
posed to build hero IN fair weather.
which 10 the wireless is least adysnta-
geouf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
VIOLET TEWkSBERRY
Anxious To Return 10 England From
France, Where She Was Arrested.

London, March 2o.--vioet Tewks-
berry. wife Of Lewis G. Tewkeberry, the
fnancier Of New York. who was ar
rested In Philadelphia March 10, on
bench warrant Issued in New York in
1903, following an indictment for grand
larceny, appears anxious to return to
England from France where she was
recently arrested on an extradition
warrant. Her attorney, IN the high
court OF justice today complained of tho
delay, He said Tewksberry had DESERT
ed his wife in France after the couple
fed from England In December. The
attorney applied for a writ OF habeas
corpus which the court refused on tho
ground that the writ would be ineffec-
tive In France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
HOP POOLS.
Campbell Bannerman Declines 10 En-.
ter on Crusade Against Them.

London, March 2O,-In the house OF
commons today, Premier Cambpell-
Bannerman said he declined TO embark
IN crusade against hop pools" In
America or elsewhere. A member ask
ed for information about an alleged
pool formed by hop exporter of
Wheatland, Cal. and the employment
OF Chinese coolies by order OF hop
growers. and expressed the hope that
the British government would take
steps to prevent the pool from DESTROY
ing the British hop industry. The pre-.
mier said he had no information re-
garding the pool referred to, and added
that he had been informed that Chinese
labor was not largely employed by the
Oregon hop growers. and he had no
reason to suppose that where II was
employed was under other than free
conditions. The premier therefore de-
cined to take any action in the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20

nj KEEL announcing the discovery OF a
comet by Prof Ross at Melbourne, on
March H. 0;li Greenwich mean time. ia
right ascension hours. minutes, and
o. seconds, and decinaton minus Z
degrees Al minutes.
The comet has daily motion In right
ascension Of plus ] minutes and 80 sec
onds, and in decllnation of plus | de-
gree 10 minutes. The physical appear
ance of the comet was circular, min.
ntes I'm diameter Of the eighth magnl-
tude and with some central condensa-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
TORNADO IN MISSISSIPPI

Hsttiesburg, Miss, March "a tornado
passed over south Mississippi last night
Whether there has been loss OF life is
not known here The information came
ed here from New Augusta. Miss From
his account the tornado originated at
point between Beaumont on the Mobile,
jackson and Kansas City railroad and
Brooklyn on the Gulf and Ship Island
across the country, distance OF 10 miles.
Its path was quarter Of a mile wide
II passed through the Newman Lumber
company's tract No 2ll, tearing down
trees uprotting and destroying all of the
timber IN It's path.
Mr. Kennedy could give no information
a. to probable loss OF llfo but he was
certain the storm had swept through the
country described.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
THE WARREN MASTODON.
j. y. Morgan Gives IL TO American
Museum of Natural History,

New York, March 20.--J. Pierpont
Morgan has given to the American
Museum Of Natural History the War
rem mastodon which is considered the
finest specimen IN existence. with this
gift also goes the rest of the Warren
collection Of bones Of extinct animals.
The mastodon will be set up In the
museum as soon as It can be brought
from Boston.
The Warren mastodon was found
about 1860 near Newburg. n. Y, by
laborers engaged in draining some
marshy land. IL was purchased by
Prof. Warren, Of the Harvard medical
school. Because OF its fine state Of
preservation the skeleton being also
complete, it has attracted much atten-
tlon among scientists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
NEW BREEDS OF COTTON.

Washington. March 19.--Following
q series OF experiments extending over
several years the burcau OF plant In
dustry, department OF agriculture to-
day announced It had developed a
number ot new breeds Of cotton. seed
Of which are ready 60 be sent out for
next seasons planting, which the bu-
reau claims promise 10 almost double
the value Of the cotton crop whenever
they are used These new cottons
have been bred from the native ana
short staple upland variety and are
from half 10 ;hree-quartcrs Of an
inch longer In fiber than cotton grown
from the parent seeds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
U. S. SUPREME COURT.
Original Docket VIII be Called April
o, First Time Since ~.

Washington March 9o-Chief Justice
Fuller announced In the supreme court
OF the United States that on April there
would be a call OF this original docket
the first since ISL The purpose Is 10 70.
quire OF litlgants Of this class TO explain
their delay IN presenting their cases ~ the
hope thai some Of them can b. clint
mated from the docket. The list iucudcs
30 cases, including the following KAN
sss VS. Colorado, 1901. State OF Waning
ton vs. Northern Securities company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
UNDER DEATH SENTENCE.
Three NcxIcans for Killing Old Wo.
man Said 10 be "A Witch.

Mexico city. March ?o.-!Three men are
in Belem prison under sentence OF death
for having killed in Toluca. capital of
the state OF Mexico, an old woman whom
they believed to be a witch.
Belief IN wtchcraft prevails among the
lower ciasSss Ia the rural regions and
many crimes have resulted from tho su-
perstiuon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
PREMIER MoRET RESIGNS.

Madrid, March % --Premi Moret hay
ing announced to his colleagues his n
tention 10 resign owing 10 the
passage OF the judicial reform
bill all the cabinet ministers to
day placed their designations in his
hands The departure Of King Alfonso
for the Canary Islands has been deferred
pending "A settlement OF the cabinet crisis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, March 2o,-Without pre-
liminary business the house today pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the leg
islative appropriation bin for amend
ment under the five minute rule
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
THREE MEN KILLED.
Were Operating Snow Pillow and II
Turned Over on Them.

Dayton, o.. March 0.-While operating
o snowplow on the Dayton and Troy
traction road at Chambershurg six miles
north Of here today, william Humphreys.
Bert Hoover and Gustavus Nlcol were
killed In an accident. The pillow was up
turned and the men were crushed under
meath " tons OF steel that had been plac-
ed on the car to weigh II down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
STEAMER oLYMpIAN ASHORE

Punta Arenas chill, March % The
American steamer Olympan from San
Francisco for New York before reported
ashore IN Possession hay, lies broadsade
to the beach, hanging amldships Cost OF
salvage In estimated at 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
He WAS A GOOD FOREMAN.
Railroad Man dubbed Seven Men to
Death Defending Himself.

Bristol Tenn, March 2o.--Information
from Marion. n, c., Is to the effect that
In a fight between "A railroad foreman
and Italian laborers, the foreman In de-
Tending himself, dubbed seven OF the men
to death, with crOwbar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
\ NEW COMET.

Cambridge. Mass. March 20--A dis
patch was received at the Harvard OBJ
servatory yesterday from Frof. Kreutz,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20
PANAMA RAILROAD.

.,,, t, wallace said there are two suV-
nreS,hhe which had been subjected to
,,s..Il reviow because Of criticisms
~ on them. First, that The rail.
IN mould be substituted for the on.
me mo latter Is being constructed
sr.,. Nv ssld, u should be compIetely
a"a In management and control
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-20

,sr,. oucst OF the Useful !. the err
In Ind Of lin, mnititudc----madc easier,
nj 70 half its aspects, by the fixed habit
Of "ad-readiDg'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11

Southern Railway Company,
B BY direction Of the Freight Claim Agent we
viii se at public aust!on 70 the Highest !, n,a
fo I - unclaimed and refused freight on
TUESDAY JUNE g. 1908, commencing at 10
stoS~ - - '''''s r. H. LEA, Agent.
STANDARD AUCTION CO Auct!oneer;
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s vie, Va Va p Bbl. nsi ST 5 csmpee!
Burkev!!le. Va. Bog Books; ct. .. scott
.Soes sa xs F ps Ps!as ha
sssesssss, sss{as i; Ts;s sis:
Rfodaax Va. Wason . Coupler; =, Ms;
Ono On 4 j.: I: Hsnges: il, = Dsiowasr: broad.
Way "a ksi HS Ma1Sss n'ssa
Broadway Bas.d;, Va, Rolls Wrapping Paper: ID
Edw Rtche broadway 70 .rS va i,rs, hdls X
eoSr!Isna VA: e., pSeks; .: Davis j. See
irwin, charlottesville Va, ) Dox Drugs; p.
isy plysHt Aas'So,,s,syS Boz
Ke ss Phosphate %; MIA Lu.ey. chsrlottesvil!e.
aSs eeVh a 81 MaESe Mssss Co.
%h1s WSts o1 sas cases
Soap. l Case Lye; 30, u, NJ. Brown.
,charottesville. VAS Box p. Granite; y.
J. M, Brown Chariot tesyllle. ya;. !, Box q
Va, "a Crt, I. Tanks, 9 S. Crit, 3 Crit, r.. Ware:
49, Il. N. shsckeford. Charlottesville, Va.
Rolls Paper; ~, Atgynaaf Bros, charlotle Les,
Vile. VA, !, Casir,gs, 4 p. Casting; IS. Tho
A.. s. g.. Machine 40. Clifton, Va Cos
Wheel 49, shippers' Order, Notify jas Brady
Clifton, Va. !. Bag MIL Fixtures; 81 Teos
EulIss Chase City yar Crit " 70 noards; S =
SYRUP 81, Nlrglp.a Furniture Co; Chase CITY CITY
'.e eo ehsse S chase psss civ bsss
2'Box Smoking 'T,ahaeco; Az s "a, Kirby, ch9 a.
Hubbard chathsIs, Na Wash n Machines hInsG, lS'
81 Coli Cot RoT q. Crit. W. Boards, Box
spuce, 49, G. T.. Dodd. Chatham, Va,
Pipe Cutters, ,kld,, l Pipe Cutters Loose; |,
Bsdford Walker, panylile Va. I Table; Is. N,
o. Siudham. Lanviiie Va, Box PAPER; ".
60 wm. b, Pssle, Danyi!le, Va Trunk; 81,
o. e. Sloyton. Danville, Va. BOX l1ruEsi bt.
w. NJ Jackson. panylie. Va, BON Msnichei
d. C d. Gro J;s Danyille Va, Boz, Chans,
81. o N, r.. lAt{ipanyll, Pelham. ), ~ S DanT
Vile Val, ~ n. MIL 3 parts D., pr ~. ~ ~
Brown, Dan gille, Vail Case III hottlss; oo.
j. n Frank who, Grocery Co. Danvllle ito1
Choc.; SIR III Garus, panfli!e.4 w, i;yas,
Cases; IS, ErAnyile II, II, Co. Danxlile, ~ NJ.
i stone Ca,ting on; 50. J. ", Mansfield. pan
Vile Va, Camping outfit Is boxes, craze.
nd Poles, Il 3D. Canvas. BIsl. 90, y, y, Mor-
ton. paulaile. Va. isussy Whse4i ". staos'
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son and Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers. IA
.TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE !
IF.
Highly Valuable and Most De.
sirably Located
Bro |, a Property,
Having a Broad Frontage Of 60
Feet on the South Side Of
Broad Between Belvi-
dere and Pine Sis.

/ BY. virtue OF certain deed Of trust
to the undersigned trustee, dated June
q. 1900. duly recorded In tho clerks office
of Richmond Chahcery Court, in D. b.
16S a, page 161. which was given to se-l
cure the payment Of a certain sum OF
money therein mentioned and default
having been made In the payment of a
part thereof. and being directed by tho
beneficiary SO to do, shall OFFER for
sale at public auction, upon the premises,
on 3 t9f 355s;5 5S#
TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1906,
at $50 o'clock F. NJ, the above described
property. Us g 5ssS 5 8g
NE lot adjoins the property Of the
r.. F. ana p. Railroad at Elba Sta ton
fronting ninety feet on the SOU tn side Of
Broad Street and extends back between
parallel lines OF irregular depth to q wide.
public alley. e. .35 81
3 This is truly valuable piece OF prop
erty and is bound to steadily enhance IN
value, .E ~ tS4 !. "a
all taxes III any 10 day Of sale, and the
sum OF 5000 with interest from Decem.
Der n, 1906. tie balance upon O. credit Of
one ana two years with Interest from
day OF sale, the deferred payments to. be
secured by deed OF trust upon the
property, or all canA ut thN5 option OF the
purchaser r. II. SUTTON, Trustee
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CHICKENS KILLED
BY HAIL PELLETS.
Ten Thousand Dollars Damage
Done to Crops BY Yester-
days Storm.

Special to The Tinles-D ispatch.)
K WINCHESTER. VA, June 1O,--Fully
$4,000 damage was done at Apple Pie
Ridge neighborhood. this county. yes
itcrday afternoon by a severe rain ana
.hailstorm Hal fell large enough to
kill half-groWn chicken and ruined wheat.
corn and other crops, and severely dam
aging the large apple orchards In that
section,
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BY N. w. Bowe & San,
Real Estate EAuctioneers. III
r RusTEE's SALE OF "A LARGE
" .5S NUMBER OF MOST ATTRAC-
TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR ME-
.tsass CTIANICSvILLE TURNP1KE,
a4t "a n A 1I(VvTTf n.

In part execution Of a deed OF trust,
dated & october 49,, 1885. and recorded in
Henrico County Court In D. 3. v 100 B,
page 80. / will, az tie request Of the
beneficiary. thee taving been default
in the payment of the debt secured, sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
533 1! a MONDAY. JUNE IS. 1906
ats o'clock P. NJ. in front Of the resi-
dence OF w. II. Brauer.s ESD. about 70
BUILDING LOTS, situated ~ on both
sides OF Rogers Street. and on the east
and west sides Of Nineteenth Street.
1heseflots lie beautifully. are not far
dt-tant from the Locomotive Works and
ths chesapeake and Ohio Shops and are
within two squares SSof the Fairmount
AS. place for@nlces homes, or for
houses for rental purposes there Is MOTH
ing better on gtheFmarket; and we extend
a most cordial invitation to home seekers
and SPECTATORS to attend this offering.
feeling assured that bargains can be
lad. 5s5ss ss5S: SO it53s55Sg
Plats OF the properts. may be had on
application to the auctioneers. and 1T
is expected that every lot offered Will b
sold TO the highest bi lder.
TERMS-One-third cash and the bal.
ance at six. twelve and eighteen months
for notes, with interest added. and co.
cured by a deed Of trust. or all cash ct
the option Of 1.-THE purchaser. s5s
N :. ~. BOWIE, Trtotee.
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Cunninghan,-Gloyer. !.

. q lsspecIal To- Tic Tlmes-D!sUatch.) E y
NORWOOD. VA, June lo-On lyednes-
day at o'clock a quiat but pretty mar
lr,ago was sole,nnzed at the home OF
the bride. In Buckingham county, when
Mr.. Willie L. Cunningham led to the
altar Miss Annie s., Glover.
Miss Malide Cunningham. sister OF the
groom, was maid Of honor and Mr.. Lynn
Spencer was the officiating nrinister, X
The bride and groom. accompanied by
the best man and lrdld OF honor, left
where they were happily received Mr..
Cunningham is a business young man,
and a. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cunning
ham. OF this place. ,i}ig BIZ
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COMMENCEMENT.
Beautiful Girls Greeted With APP
plause While They Played,
(snecial IL WE TImes. DIspa ia

z 9F1a (SneCIHI 70 TIC 7TTlltBrDlEpatCH,J
CHESTER, YA.,S Juna f10.-Mlss Snead's
musical commencement was decided
success. The. elite Of the town and sur
rounding country filled the large and
beautiful hall OF the Masonic Temple.
Young men and old men, matrons ard
maids tastefully att!red in summer gar
ments, ornamented the handsome hall.
in the right frame TO give the young lady
students hearty ovation, Coupled with
tho musical performance. Of the girl
students, who made beautiful s,;,;n.l show
.tations in professional style. Round
after round OF applause greeted the
Young ladies. and as each finished their
task, two ushers brought forward lovely
formers: and the recitatlons were several
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tinres encored, and the readers made to
reappear.
The medals were awarded by Rev.
Mr.. Paylor, who made some tasteful and
ceivcd the first medal, Miss Alma Tones
the second gold medal. and Misses lila
Shaw and Ashton Hatcher received silver
medals for proficiency and progress.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY N. w. howe & Son and hfcveigh al
Ilinn, q
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE
OF
Two Valuable Store Houses

on the east side OF Fifteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary Streets, Nos. IL
a q,1s II and four 2-story and Basement
In Street between Twenty.f1fth and
sTwenty-sixth Streets, Nos. 2509, 2511, 251S
and 2515 by aucqion.
IN execution OF a deed OF trust from
Franklin stearns and Emily ST. his wife,
70 the undersigned trustees. dated March
II 1888 and recorded in the clerks office
n obedience Of 4 decree 81 tiie Chancefy
Court OF the city OF Richmond entered
a Meg e 1895 n the suit IT. On q Rsna
executor and ais" we will sell, by pub
nc u auction. on the premises, in the order
TUESDAY. JUNE 49, 1906,
the following desirable real estate, to-
First---At 4 O'Clock P. NJ. we will SELL,
o. e1,t the premises Two store houses on
rfs he er strsst kw 3 N0s e sns
by a depth OF 14s feet to an alley In the
rear % feet wide. with three-story brick
store house thereon: and the other,
and running back 14a feet to the afore-
said alley. and having thereon four
story brick house.
These houses will first be offered sep
'gether, tho trustee reserving the right to
accept the bids producing the best re-
suits; and,
Al 8 O'Clock p. M. we will sell. on the
premises. the four houses known as Nos
@0a, 2511 2513s and E515 East Franklin
Street. These are two-story and base
nent brick residences. and will make
desirable homes or good investment prop
critics. They will be sold separately. and
only 30 many OF them will be offered as
may be necessary to satisfy the require
ments OF the said deed OF trust. The lots
upon which these houses stand front, in
the aggregate 66 feet. and run back
within parallel lines about 100 feet.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to defray ex-
nenses OF executing the trust. and all
taxes due on the said property to the day
OF sale, and to discharge the debt se-
cured by said deed. amounting to 10000
as $, Of March q, 1905; and Il there be any
shall be made payable II, such manner
and at such time as the Fidelity Savings
Va, administrator d. b.. n. c. t.. a. OF
franklin stearns may direct. to be am
nounccd on day OF sale.
HENRY T.. WICKfIANf,
N. w. BOWIE
1000 f3s' si r-r,,o+ "A,
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 Main Street.
.A 10 Per Cent. Investment.
CENTRAL LOCATED DWELLING.
NO. E735 NORTH NINTH STREET, IL

q AN D., III
Two Building Lots, GO feet. North Tenth
Il Street. II, rear above, at public auction.
a g8 on the premises.
TUESDAY. JUNE l2TH . !, j,
g p. NJ. neat, Two Story Detacne 2,
Frame ID Dwelling. six rooms: wide hall,
etc. With outside kitchen: The lot fronts
* feet by 1870 feet. with 6-foot side alley,
city sewers, gas and water. D. u, 4,
two vacant lots in rear, fronting 60 feet
b " 100 feet on Tenth Street. with right
Of way from Ninth street ,stti Through aSoye 2 8
.U nv house is occupied by a first-class
tenant an at a rate TINT Will pay y per
cent cent and owing to Its desirable central 4
location Is constantly ocsu pee small nail
pay as we'll, or better. IS
cash payment and bal "a !,
anee easy that q any yal eent-payer can
buy. buy a 3 orfiii t5'SHsoN BROWN s; CO..
Auctioneers.
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Or. William Russell Jones has re-
turned to this city from Boston. Mass.
where he has been attending the Amer
lean Medical Association. Il,
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generous scale, but stocks OF rlbs ana
lard are Increasing. II,
RAILROAD EARNINGS ls'l +.
Weeks Total for Thirty-l,ine

-WeekS ! OtaI lUI 1lI1tty-11ttFtEc
Roads Was Nearly $14,ooo,ooo.
Especial to The Tlmes,-ispatch.)
5 NEW YORK, Juno 10,-The gross earl
ings Of SO roads for the fourth week OF
May aggregate slsesso4i, compared With
sl2ooo,4s3 In the same period OF a year
ago, or an increase ofsl4l per cent.
j For the month Of May the cross earll-
ings Of 81 railroads totaled Sst, t55 ,2o2'
against s57,sl9,a4 in the same month OF
1905, an increase Of s7,1s5,sss. or ls,4a per
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Fire on Docks.

{By Associated Press.)
= SOUTHAMPTON, June 10--Fire which
broke out on the docks here Saturday
night destroyed a railway shed and a
few trucks The loss was slight.