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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
New York Markets.

FIOI1R-Steady, with fair inquiry; MIN
nesota patents, $4.lOM4 35; winter straights.
So. 500 &. go; winter extras, $2.oo45'zo' winter
WHEAT Aside from it's steadiness;
wheat showed little feature; the smail
northwest receipts and a higher corn
market were the chief bull ~enc
December, so 11-16@S2 15-16c.; May, 500
S5bc. ~ round
25a251sc. (Mercantile Exchange onicis.
quotation, extras. 25c); hrsts' l5454pec.
seconds, z1a22c. thirds, l9g2oc.; held sis5
| &C; state dairy, tubs, fresh fancy, FAC;
firsts. 22G23c.; seconds, N@2lc.; thirds, IL
| 619c.; western imitation creamery, nrsts.
191kd2Oc.; renovated, extras ZhsT1zc'
irsts, 19k@2Oc.; seconds: 1lhsalSlsc.
thirds. 151kI1G1hc.: western factory, ftrsts,
i9c.: seconds, 171s@1sc.; thirds, l6@l61sc.;
packing stock, No. l, 1Sc.; No. ?, l7al11sc'
'CCHEESE~State, full cream, small, fan
CIV, 13c.; fair to good, 12al2isc; large,
fancy, &c.; fair to good, l21salz%c. IN
ferior, 1O1a@111ac.; half SKINS, small, pest
1OA aloMc.; large, best, loAc;; part skins.
prime. sHq9lAc,; fair s to g9 s1aaah ns@s7sc'
LIVE POULTRY-Firm: fowls, 14M15c.
old ROSTERS, lie; spring chickens, lao
i0 D;RiE fsSssi -PPodiUI'LrRY- Steady; fowls,
choice 131bm15c.: do, fair to good, lac.
old ROSTERS. &C.: broilers, nearby, 16d
1Sc.: do. western. 14d16c.
POTATOES+Easier: New York, west
ern. choice, per bushel, 53@55c.: do, fall
to good, per bushel. 4Sm50c.; Pennsylva-
MIA, choice, per bushel, 5S@6Oc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

The Bantam-How in the world did
you, the latest turkey in the yard,
escape being killed for market?
The Turkey-Why, you poor little
simpleton! evidently you Aave been
reading the comic papers,. Who ever
heard of a genuinely fat turkey found
on sale at a market?-Juddse e.
Gardens drug store. Hall ave-,
is a branch office for TIL EVENING
NEWS, wheTa} "Want r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
BartIctt's Band Next Wednesday.

An evening of good music Is PROM
ised when ]. A. Bartlett's American
band and orchestra comes to Wilder
Hall October 8. Aside from the must
cal features, a vaudeville bill is
among the promises of this organiza-
ton. A world of laughter and music
and song are crowded into three
hours of entertainment. This band
is said to be j.. A. Bartlett's crown
ing effort in the musical world. All
of his best compositions will be play
ed as well as the lighter popular mu-
sic of the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
The Brute.

I'm saddest when I sing she sang.
Clear rang the notes and high,
Her father from the other room
Responded; s am l."
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
KILLED by Kick ut Football.

PRINCETON, N. j., Sept. 27.-While
carrying the ball over for a touchdown
in a practice game of football at Law
r%enceville. John p. Kennedy, captain
and right halfback of the Lawrence
vile eleven, was kicked in the head.
He walked off the field apparently un-
hurt, but died an hour later in the
gymnasium of the school. He was
twenty-one years old, and his home
was at Troy, n. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing stock Quotation

Money on call, 5 per cent; time money
and mercantile paper unchanged in rates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Very Little.

when an actor passes away"
quoted Boothby Hamfatter, he leaves
nothing behind him."
N"Nothin'," assented the landlord of
the one-night stand hotel, ~"exceptin'
mebbe a trunk full O. rocks, an a rope
ter show which winder he clumb
uter."-Cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Didn't Have to.

"The audience didn't laugh at that
story told at ALL"
Nope"
That's mighty funny. l told that
in the factory at noon and every one
of my employees laughed immoderately
at it."
yes, but you see, these people in
the audience were not your employees"
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
live stock Markets.

CATTLE = Supply fair; market slow;
choice. s5.75m6: prime, %.4oas.eS; veal
calves, $Sm8.50.
HOGSGReceipts light; market active;
prime heavies, s7M7.10: mediums and
lis: pigs, Sc. 9Od7; roughs, s5.50G6:
SHEEP AND LAMBS Supply. firm
market steady; prime wethers, $5,6o@o: %;
culls and common, $2.5093.50; lambs $50
7.S0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Jos. Bruck
y.
132 Smith st.
His Friendly hchema

nding Little Brown Belligerent-I thought
awarsQu were my friend. Yet you are fur
le. nASing arms and ammunition to the
sScli honorable enemy!
His Robust Ally--Hist! Not a word!
INN selling them to him so thai you can
CAPTURE them and get the stuff for moth
ing,Ndon't you know!-Chicago Tribune
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

Shea man without any sentiment
IN him misses a good deal in life.
He-A good deal of trouble yes.--
Detroit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Defined.

Knicker-What is the political stu
alton?
Bocker-You need a rubber wagon
to see which is the band wagon.-N.
Y. Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
a Combination.

The bathing girls the game for me-
For wild beast hunts ! do not care;
She's sport enough, because, you see,
She il both lea and bare,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
PATENTS FoR JERsEYMEN

The following list of patents, is
sued September 49, 1906, to residents
of New Jersey, is reported by the In
dustrial Engineering and Patent
Company, Odd Fellows temple, Phil
adelphia, Pa:
John G. Brooks, Paterson, needle
loom; Joseph Broome, Bayonne,
printing machine; John Brown, Cam
den, trolley wheel; Arthur w. cash,
Newark, check-valve; Joseph w. De
Castro, Newark, pocket for billlar7
tables; Alfred A. Franck, Jersey GU
door check; Harry 7. Goss, Ruther-
erford, driving mechanism; Harry I.
Goss, Rutherford, printing machine;
Frederick Graul, Newark, brush;
John A. Lieb, Newark, finger ring;
Paul r. Lisa, Newark. dish washer
and st~erilizer; Thomas F. Morrissey,
West Orange, returning device for
monographs; Frederick Reinhard,
Jersey City, musical instrument; Al
fred Shedlock, Jersey City, hair
dressing device; Henry w. Smith,
Newfield, jewelry case; William }.
Marley, Englewood, apparatus Tor
drafting angles; John T.. WILCOX
Carlsbad, hair dressing device.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Enouah for Him.

Athletic Enthusiast-Do you think
you get exercise enough?
Stoutly-You bet do! It keeps
me s~cramblins to set q Living EDe=
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

&C., says eas'lS fag4hd In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
A Difference.

She's awful skinny, Isn't she?"
Il should say not! She's wiIlowy;
hat girls dad has got money. "7tHous.
.on Post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
METHODIST. N i SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
(specia. to The Times D,spatch.)

s ROANOKE, 81 a. July 49, The fortieth
annual session Of the Sunday School Con-
iventlon OF the Baltimore Conference
opened In Greene Memorial Church this
morlng, NJ. II T.. Walton. OF q Woodstock
presiding, and W. H. NJ llan Of Balti-
moro, secretary. The address Of well
come was delivered BY Rev. w. y,
Ne,ghbors, u p. D.. pastor. and was re-
sponded TO by President Walton.
n Several addresses were made on Sun
day school work. and tho organization
was completed \ by d the election of the
following Independents: Baltimore Con-
ference, George n. Lamar; East Baltl-
more. Miss Lille Myers; Washington.
W. Z. Branan; Winchester, Miss Mamie
Ambrose: Rockingham, w. n. shlnnick;
Roanoke. John S A.. Taylor; LeWisburg,
w. II, Cacklcy; Moreaeld, y. II. Marx =
wood. Nh n. " Il I;
The selections were made through thp
Committee on Permanent Organization.
composed ol Rev. F. y. Prettyman, W, Il.
Brannnn, w, II. Cackley, Miss Mary *.
Duffoy and Miss Mamie Ambrose. I'm sBi
s. Tho other comn!tteeH were appointed
by the president as follows: state Of
the Work. Row. ], s. Andrews, Rev. ].
s. Englo, Rev. George 7. Tyler. ]. NJ.
Warren and w. "A. Melville. Resolut tons
Rev. Charles p, Dulla, A. Il ,. Pugh,E
Merit Newcomer, Rev. y. w. Ienle e, Rev,
II. g., Ball. ~ 1881 g5.s 56 S&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
. 4 DClA1RACTs.
\ IN. .FA.IR. |MA1'TEsA.
firms Engaged for Grading
Race rack, Fencing B
.i:...s III Stables, Etc.
I = -.

n An fad journtd sneoting ot tho Executive
( Con ,itt6o Eof lilo Slit Fair Association
was held ycstnrt1ny afternoon at tic 3o1Ilcu
or Nfessrn. Nolail.1 mad isaslservill, and
Ia t,t,tl,pcf Of lcptitrAe w t5rs prcpariag tile
grounds, etc. scre awarded. ISL sS v f3gs
SSS 6oine 81 htii, werpT grading for lilo
race track u 1'l,ill I'd and Allport; ]tlll
Tending sto contractor niton;8 tho Bbt,ild-s
ms i cuudlly divided between teoo,ley ana
Atkinson ahds Cont a. d NJ Nalkup.
AtE,tt u Of l,e grand
$SAiiflung tl,ei 4 wards obtaincd 5iby II.
S'Wulkup WI hes otitract for the build.
Ing Of exhib stu blcs. which NilI
5bettWos i, niii,btr aid viii 3ardo,nhrHdate
%%nlnetyst Wos horses. Tho lnrE q, Will By
( 240s feet long BY IS ~ feot deep !; t he other
$willNbes 1tO foot BY 50 foot sj1 ISL. &
lings' ny well IN the Tuco tracks,, ana g,v!ll!!
be cospse3 rasssG tir Rs sseeS
5thnacontra call for completion by Sep;
tsir,ber q 49,, d except that ior the 4 grand
Stand and tiiis be n, shed by Octo g
"a Hi,s eonsrs ets agsrsgate tie sum ~. %
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s;COLEMAN- - HURT
Emmanuel Epis opal Church the
3i.3 Scene Sc Pref Xz1 G CEREMONY.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
n CIIATHAh15i July, Fl LIs1nnih1ue1i l1pis-s
copal Church was to-day the scene of Q
very pretty SWedd Ing, when Miss jamie
Hurt, youngest daughter OF Captain and
Mrs NV illinm b. Hurt. became tho bride
/ OF Mrs. RI Logan G coleman, Of tRiceville.i
sPittsyivana county. f. The ri edifice had
been tastefully decorated. and was fl lied
with friends Of the contracting parties.
TO the strains Of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, beautifully rendered by Miss ADA
&Bolanz, the bridal party entered headed
by the maid OF honor. Miss y ulla Cole
man. eldest daughter OF the groom. Pc
conngly attirea IN white and z, ~ CARRYING
She was followed by the BRIDE, W no en-
tered with her father, and was joined at
the altar by the groom and his best ma n,
Colonel u. s. Reid. OF Chatham.
Rev. c. o. Pruden, rector OF the .rhr-l
we'll Dnbney. TO tho strains OF Mendels,
sohn'g reccsslonal, the party & repaired
from the church IL reverse order. q ny n
were driver, to the Southern X. 5l)epot;;
where Mr. and Mrs, Coleman boardeo
the Northern vest!bule train Tor an 9 K
tended tour OF Northern cities. Z, (, !
The bride pretty VI pr brunette, M.
gowned In ntrnycling SUIT Of olu ~ 81 81 ~ -.
With, hat and gloves 70 match; ana ..n car A.
ricd large bouquet o. y nrlae,s c coSS.
,,iishnents. and very popular. The; groom
| e progressive planter, OF PittsylvatlA'
and enjoys q vide and Spop4n,fa W. Nd
auaintance. After their tour. Mt. h = az
Mrs Coleman will be ~ nome 20 . .!.s.,
Trisnds al tho groom 8 country resi- 'HsA
dence near Ricevtlle. +535 X sStI
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N|ll|!S}Il|R)|IlR | !.
1laShl1 STREET
Captain Morgan +. Mills;to Offer
dinancc A}ta 4 b:lish hing Lin, II
h. lBstWeen |, Isl ihttlh1IE and Tenth 3. II

~ ;,,ssE fa
meeting q tho douIe III an . rdinance
strS'gssn irs Y the Isa{
tween Ninth ana Tdnth \ Sheets 90 as : 70
,tho prepaty- hG|ers along the
tie Bank Iot Alchnldad .1 , . Z. !. !.
ID The natter Is sonei pf grctt interest TO
tho property hollers bn thu sauaro;iEsatld
they Ill favor the ordina N ost heart,
lily, IA discussing II ID sau Jet las night
nj " am Offering this measure for. the
Improvement. Of Mali Street AT present
the handsome building 5ot tAe Bank Of
Richmond and the lfopertYa \ccupled 4by
the Commercial \ TIotbl pro pet into Al he
street feet bsySnd tne',s3lg ing ,
the q strHa't Whlle th }e
leph1o Of the nine otheES plecs I, Of property,
fronting n tte ploek The e'ly can VII
Of course be bylt q mog' n !, s e
fac e viii DO an aIornHnpt to Main,
Street we'll worth coPId eriha With im-
proved appearances H Y1ll cone an III eu- u
hancement OF taxab!e va1uos' n 3f5%$i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
REMARKABLE CASE.
Young Man Guilty Of Forgery
Without Apparent Cause,

G, II, BRONSON, a youAg man, not over
3twenty-three years OF age, was aFraigned
in tile Hastings Court yesterday morning
OF, an Indictment, charging him with
forgery. Tle entorod q plea Of guilty. and
threw himself on the mercy Of the court.
Judge Witt gave him the minimum tenn
In the penitent!ary--two years "a
Bronson Ia Of good family connection,
who came here something over q year
ago ago from MASSACHUSETTS,. Having had
Experience III The drug business and
being q young maj, OF good address. he
easily secured q position With the whole
sale drug house Of Purcell, Laid & CO, In
an ieyil n,o,nent ana without any apparent
necessity for ~, he forged q check for
Sl5, and had II cnshod at the First Ma +
tIonal Bank, His punishment Is great
Bronson Is comparntiYel q stranger IN
the city and has but few friends to inter-
oeda for him, but this looks like q case 4
IN which q conditional pardon might
work we'll. 81 AZ N l35 Z, Ne 3 s aiS =,
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" ally Court r ecor d.
Hastings Court.

Cascs tried yesterday: James Chambers
felony. gullty: ten years in $pcnitetltiary.
William lawson. felony, guilty: " six
non ~ n 1aii ana nominal fine. an.
fsE g. a Is Bronson. torscry;3 p.eud guilty
two years In penitentiary. III
Joseph Williams. felony: acquitted.
scnh Is nv,iia ma ana tiSnay - T "a ey
Law and Equity. II
5s5 O. a4a on rrIal,7gh ,chinonu Standard
-. 800, ~, -. -,
steel, spike ana 81 ron s Company a INl
Wickham and Northrop, truytceS;8 w. oOO
claimed !nf declaration. & si8jJ :s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
|l0OklN|G FOR D |. s !. / |
'F|:0 |! The /: new !. SCHOOL
Board Of Visitors Of Colored Deaf
and Blind Institute
s3s.l5 Meet.

The first meeting OF the Board Of Vlsi-
torsi OF. the Virginia State School for the
folored Deaf and Blind met at Murpiy's
Yesterday and disposed Of some business
OF Importance. The body decided to ad-
;vertiso for bids and Inducements for q
site FOR the proposed bull dings. #
n Mr.. Harry r. Houston, OF Hampton,
the patron Of the bill creating the new
school. was present and conferred with
the board III D. 5sS3 "a
lianls. John Stewart Bryan A. G. Waller
and d. y. 1Jurritt. M
q The matter OF securing q sito and erect,
buildings VIII be pressed with az
any husineDs an ,orsan lzatio,t ;zwas per
fccted by the election OF MI John e. VIII
l!an's. president. and r. p. hurrltt, sec
rotary. a y 5S5 48 3ls5 55
ure tied UP for. the present, but the next
viii 5straighten them out all
right By some meanSS,,,the approp'rlation
Instituted not long since in the Circuit
Court hore to have It restored. This ease
has never been I rled, and probably WILL
not be / pressed. ~ H. 3S{;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
'sFirst aid to the
Bowels

vv ~ HEN II q arsburr,, s our
|@s'\\A\V Stomach. Headache, BAD
& \N5\N Breath, ooatcd Tongue,
Bolching 81 Stomach, cas,
or any 81 these fofefunners ~ tndigsstio,iI
appear. Old Dr. Casoaset waits Ia 30 tlkhs
Son The spo. II your pocket
Dr. Casoa.et guarantees u euro the
( most obstinate cases o. CONSTIPATION, ana
indigestion, without discomfort IL inoon-
2venieAce. I'm
3 HIS medicine does not grips nor purge
but exeroIses naturally the muscles that
line the walls q The lntestines and Bowels.
Want u Exercise weakons and relaxes
the Bowel = Muscles, Just B q Il weaksns
Arm, and Lsg muscles. -777@.$
Old Or. Casoate q goes directly after
these Bowol-Musoles.S He wakes then, up;
Just as a cold bath would wake up 4 lazy
person. gss y
Then he works them Through The
nerves) I'LL 5theysget 50 strong from that
Exercise that they don't need any moro +
help e do their duty. 5I. |
Heavy dinners, late suppers, whiskey,ts
vino or beer drinking, nervous excitement.
sudden exposure 70 cold "a heat and q dozen
other everyday !kel!hoods tire the Bowel
Muscles. ls 4,
In such cases q ll.tle Cascaret III time
Is worth fifty dollars worth Of Treatment
later on. % say nothing q the suffering.
discomfort, loss 81 Business Energy. and !
Sss e Social sup 'aa y saves r's "a
Little thin Cascaret Box. shaped 80 you
ion'tnotce its presence II purse q vest
socket. 35
Contains SIX Candy ablets-P Price Ton
tents 2 Box a any Drug iat 3. NJ
Be sure you get the genuine. made only
~ tho Sterling Remedy Company, and &
ye.isold In II s'l Every table. stamped
'cCc. Y, q
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CITY OFFICIALS WERE g u 1: 5: !: )
jamestown Construction Com
I paiiy Desire to Use the Poca-
sl,ontas Basin. 81,
lII.II.A .IsII,E
lfsalnec,a, q IrAe MIC. pI,isp,a,toh.)

r. Il Especial to THE fitness lspatch.)
PnrEns tyRu. Az JUS 49, Peters q
burg Acrle OF Eagles second annual plo''
Mo at the Hlicralio Farm, in Chesterilell
to-day was the biggest and tolliest ce|e-
bration that famous and beautif'ul Icy, otl
picnic resort has seen sinbo Engle ho g
tally Nude merry there last year.
The comm tteo on nrranse h,ents, with III.
MI. Charles r, Waist, rs chAirinn n and
Mr.. joel i. Il Brown as secre tary. gave an
cole tvrginia" ' welcome to about wo
hundred guests, who, with the many
Imc4nb on OF tho big aorle. marching to
$'DixieI' blythe Citixens' Band. lined up
\ ut tlSa Weighted ata bles for q great plan.
Itation dinner. which received vastly moro
than Justice, ftcr which baseball games.
pig cirascs. W boxing matches, and every
variety a. OF s}s picnic entertainment drew
crowds OF cheering onlookero. 5 Il ii l4l
n The baseball game between the Eagle
and Petersburg teams was In full swing,
with 1agles Ahead /. to o. when the
scrambfing crowd proved an Irresistible
piece OF fun and Attr1lcte ted all tho rooters
the pig soon surrendering to superior
numbers. ~ .SS up 3s a 5s5i n fS
Among the big crowd OF guests wcro
many Of tho city officials and q larSa
number OF ptonlln ent citzens. Governor
Swanson sent a letter expressing his great
regret that d previous engagement spre-.
.vonted his coming. q = ty AZ 58i|
II Tho ID Jn1nest town { Construction $s ana
Amusement Company wants to exhibit
at tlle exposition tho famous old Indian
relic Pocahontas basin.'ssaa great stone
hn1vl rces.n1,lif q II ich ~ for
many years has stood 1t L ING snotahern
end OF ,Pocahontas Bridge across the APP
ponlnttox River here, and IS q favorite
object OF slghtsecrs Us tho basin used
by tho Indian princess, daughter OF Pow.
ihn tan. 81 WI q tss4. ri 3S5 sS
& Mayor Jones to-day received a letter
from the company asking the conees-
sion Of using tho rolc as q part OF ''Old
Jamestown.''g 8554 4, !! \, II Y \ Z.
The Mayor viii refer the letter Is tho
City Council ana the big font, with Its
curious tradition, will probably play q
most ppropriate part In the Indian ex- :.
shibit. M. II q " $8g
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MUST PAY PENALTY
F0R VIOLATING / | [ Law ]
Government Not to Interfere in
Matter Of Americans Arrested
for Conducting Telegraph.
\ \. " y N. III u y ~. b z. W, u I;
3(By Associated Prcgs:j

s3 HAVANA July 49,; The government to-
day received q report ii from thes Cuban
officials OF the Isle o Pines relative to the
Imprisonment at lNueva Corona 81 Mlss
Nilllie Brown, q L. c. Ciltner,, postmaster.
OF the town Of Columbia. and liam
an old military order prohibiting other
Tho report states: that tho persons named
d.eliberatey and de,tla,n'tly mai'itutned
been warned The government will NOT
$pa rdon the offenders nor interfere IN the
case, but In Difference to tho feeling 81
Americans IN the Isle OF Pines IT has tor-i
dered that Miss Brown be transferred
from the common jail to S the Mayors
home. The government believe that rev.
olutlonaryi Americans are responsible for
the Incident. but this tho islanders deny;
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Persing(,er Staples.

(spoclal The i1'nehT DispatcN. ~
HHlgh sohool, and MISS =! llinn, DeJarnet,s
Staples, daughter Of the !. lnte Datnl9l
noon to-day q al 81 st, f Joints Episcopal
Rev, NJ; II, Milton, n; p,,& the rectoyn
Church. Rev. n. II, Milton, =. D., tho
Neighbors, D. 81, The bride entered with
her UNCLE !, MT. W!Ner Il, Staples. Prof.
W. &, Nv! llaNls was best man, mud Miss
Of honor. Tho other attendants were Miss
Emma Staples, Of L1exingto on. and Mrs.
Dr.. Samuel staples, Of Washington.
The couple lett On trip. through New
England and Canada.
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.L2llRa1,sg;!!3
rIzXS.& H6XS'Hz177z7z2S~
fourfold In quantity and 81, os4. LIZ OF =
more than twenty skiold, IN ''tll e.
Other Imp Industries.

IA rho value Of products for other i'm,
rnrtnn. industries Increased as follows:
Scots and shoes. from q ,4o2, 4so ~ lsV1 g
50 G,724, In 1906; Strengthening and meat
srucklng, Wholesale, from $3.50, GEO, to ST.
9e6 ss3s; carriages ana wagons from 81
$40, s24 to s1,o13,6so; coke from 81, o72' ga
to s1,Ss457o; brick and tile from 81 ,ooe, ~
s. q 81 500 ESQ trunks ana vnlises from $685.
$50, to sl,747,16l; bread md other bakery .ul.
products from s932 1861, to s,6oG,939; boxes
wooden. from ss99,G2o, to 8, 49,, s51. For
Fix manufactures and for bak king and
Yeast powders there was an increase In
Sl 9o5 over tho value Of products reported Cd
iii 1900, but the statistics cannot be pre-
sented separately without the posi- bility
Of II disclosing Individual 4 operntIons.
Tho manufacture OF cottonseed oil and
cake, boot and shoe cut stock, and en-
vel opes were the most important$oi tho
new Industries that rep ortcd att the census
OF 1905. The Statistics for these cnnnos
be shown, however. without disclosing
opernti ion 8. IN ~ IA "a < f53,
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Sheriff Accidentally Shot.
sEIE n! (Rx Associated Presa.l I'll

SDELAND FLA, July 1s, Sheriff J,
r. Turner was shot IN the loft breast and
e. M. llurtz while they were raiding a
E',blind tiger at Lake Helen S to-day.
Kurtz fired at one OF the negroes who
was trying to- escape. u The bullet struck
the side OF n door,y7 glanced and pene-.
trated sherin Turner's breast, i In the
excitement all the negroes escap ed. ~ u slf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Sparks W. Melton ana little son;
Carroll Of Augusta, Ga, have been spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. NJ ::o,rs
parents, Dir. and Mrs. James Nelsos,ant
the Womnn's College. They leave this
week for N elson' 81 county home, VIZ Nell
wood in5 Chesterfield county. rs as s, ~
\ Mrs: William Hugh Nelson and Misses
Alice and Laura N elson Dr. and Mrs
James Nelson q md Mrs. \ Spa rks9 Melton
and son. CarrdlEH7llnve5rre returned from
ocean View whore they spent q week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
DAYS ACCIDENTS.
One Heat Prostration-Fire En- En-
~ .17<7ss.0x 600 pI,c Mania EFinper.

One Heat Prostration-Flre IN IN
zine II orse Breaks Mans Finger.
e ~. c,.y ambulance was called to Belle
4sia..d al 2:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon
70 attend Ed. Burch. OF 7o5 South chureh
street a. He was prostrated with the heat
and after Being attended was taken nome ! :. !
VIII lanes and Henry Jonn .,n,,. vas ,,ass
bows. got In q fight about o,cioek YES
{ . erday. q, Fourth aud Aar'ha!l Streets
The latter was badly cut about me ta 8I'e
ana DR.. Hudgins took ten stitches; . Y. I
= q. I. carter got his tand caugn = ~. : =
cog-wfeel ana c paa'y snnn ns'o about 80
O'clock yesterday. The ambulance was
called and Or. Hud gins took SIX ,atite ~,
a .'J horse Of Are truck No. 10 kicked Val,
entlne Goodman. at zoe sou.h 4; L at.nn
street. about $3.50 o'clock yeaterauy ny eve =,
4 1n. and broke his ring finger. The am
b t,tl was called and Dr. Eludslns at
tended him. @l2