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Deal at Our Stores
AND SAVE MONEY.

Best American Grunulntch Sugar,
per pound ...,,---. .....E,.,. DC
New Clipped Herring, per DOZEN. Zoe
Kew California prunes ............ sc
Fresh Ronstcd AaSuyru Coffee, per
large bars swif,,s Pride soap for. ..sc
Hest Wine. CatuWhi and black
berry, per gallon ....... zoe
Fest Quality Tomatoes, can. .........7c
Sugar Corn, 4 Cans for. 25c
2 lbs. sIountnin H0ll Butter for. -. 15c
G-strinS Er0om ..,t.....5.#..-,.,... .2Oc
b-Strink broom 49,. .,...... lsIc
LurGe, juicy Lemons, per dozen. use
3Nother's Oats, per package .....,...1 dc
Eresh soda Crackers or Ginger
Snaps. per pound ........,..... dc
Good Lard, per pound. ...........9 lee
ToIsiutocs IN cans for soup. ,.....,..5c
virginia Comb Honey, per lb..... 15c
y French Candy, per pound. ........ &c
New Dates, per p"und ,.,.,.....,..,5c
Mncur0ni or Spaghetti, per lh..... &c
Y Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 3 tn box. .10c
Whole Sweet Pickles, per lt.....,lOe
"A Bweet Mixed Pickles, at. bot..,.,.,.lOu
4 Large Extract Vanilla and Lemon. ;. 80
Nice Smoked California; Iiams, per
pound ,........'.... '...'''.,,,., TIC
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Portsmouth.
Totals

hI;ya,shbarEi ,'.,aa {" 9 4 . 3 c c-s
summary: Threa-base hlts-Bentley,
Bowen, Hooker, Carter and I.oos. Sac
rlnce hits-Dobson. Stolen bases
Bentley and sullivan. First base on
errors--Lynchburg 2, Portsmouth, !,
Earned runs--Lynchburg, FL Ports
mouth, 3, Left on bases--LynchburS,
RI; Portsmouth, A. Double plays
| Hooker and Garter. Struck 'out--by
Carter, l.; by I.oos, A Base on balls
4 lGIookcr, Bentley and Carters, Wild
pitch-.Ioos. Hit by pitched ball-Car-
4 ter. Attendance. 1900 Time, 1881.
lyInp!res. Nv aWtgt and Eugns. 49, - I
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Hughcs Stops Cleyclnnd

F CLEVELAND. May 90 clevolanTs
winning streak was broken to-day,
Washington winning, to o. Clove-
land was unable to solve Hughcs's do
livery.
Score by innings: r, II. T.
Cleveland 30 o 0 90 4
o Q o. o o A O--S n 9
Batteries: Licbhardt. berger md
Wakefield, Hughes and Blnrkcnship.
Time. 900. Umpire, Connolly.
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nrOwns Dy,ncI, Ult..

ST. LOUIS, May 2o-St. Louis won
from New York to-day by bunching
hits,
Score by innings: r. IT. f.
New York,..O 90 1 0oaO1-9 4 Il
Batteries: Glade and OrConnor DOYLE
land Thomas. Time. 2:17 Empires.
lo'Loughlin and Stafford -
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BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioncers.
AUCTION SALE
OAK. CHAMBER SUIT PARLOR SUITE
HALL AND STAIR CARPET,
WARDROBES, ETC,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY }22D.

BY direction Of Mr.. John Neisz, who
is declining housekeeping, we will sell
the entire household goods. ut NO. 5lO
South Pine Street
TOMORROW. wednesday,, MAY 22D,
commencing at 1880, sharp, viz: Two
Oak Chamber Suits, Walnut Wardrobe,
Oak Sideboard. Oak Extension Table,
Hall and Stair Carpets, Hat Racks.
large Refrigerator, Rugs. Chairs, Buck
cts, Singer Sewing Machine. Iron Beds,
Springs and Mattress, Mahogany Finish
Parlor Suit, Parlor Carpet, etc. etc.
Sale positive. Ladies' especially IN
vited to attend sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co.
Auctioneers..
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit
CLUB STANDINGS.
Error Heats Detroit.

DETROIT, MICH. May 2O.-Downs
Imisjudgcd Murphy's line lily IN the
ninth. and 1t went for two bases. scor-
ling Cross, who had walked In with the
only run of the game.
Score by innings: i. ~ y.
IPhiladelphia.O 0 Q 90 oil o
Batteries: Eubank and Payne; PLANK
and Schreck Time, 100 Umpire
Evans.
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A. AND NJ. COLLEGE,
BEATS WAKE FORREST.

RALEIGH. N. G., May Gothic last
game Of the season was PLAYED on the tn
tween the A. and NJ. and tho Wake
Forest College tnnt the score being
I to s in favor of A. and M,
nnd was witnessed by record crowd.
At the beginning Of the. ninth inning
tho score was 5 to s, with A. and NJ
first at hat. Staples struck out, Shu-
ford singled and was safe on error by
ccntre-field. Drake then made two
bnse hit, and both scored on MT by
Thompson. Wake Forest was unable
to score again.
The score by innings: 7. Il. ~
q. and NJ. .;,..,2 o02'd / &c g Q % 10 4
Wake Forest. IL 2 ~ O-b
A, and NJ; Turner and Hamrick for
Wake Forest. Struck out--by Temple.
Z; by Turner. 5. Base on ballss---olf
,remple, g. lit by pitched ball--Tem-
Pic, /. Double play-White to Penton,
for Wake Forest.
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j. Il. I<11ENE's suPERNIAN

takes the best players to do this, and
it may be that Pendcr Is held down on
for various reasons which are of no.
vital concern to the public. Why, then,
blame Pendcr because his outlieldcr
overruns fly OF another player throws
wild to the bases?
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CLUB STANDINGS.
Errors Fatal for New York.

errors to-day gave ST. Louis their
chance, and they broke New York s
winning streak Of seventeen games. z
Score by innings: r. II. p.
st. Louis 49,. % O o o d 0-6 . 2
New York...2 0 20 o o l l. Cd ~ 4
Batteries: Brown and Marshall; Tay-
lor, Ames. Ferguson and Bresnahan.
Time, 2:o5. Umpires. Emslie and
IODay.
Boston Wrcnl>s Vengeance.
BOSTON, May 2O-Boston took ven
eeance to- day for three previous de-
feats by Chicago, winning to l in a
one sided game.
Score by innings: 7. Fl. 10.
Boston .....1 90 1 3 1*-6
Chicago $50 0 0 % 0 1 O OIL s 8
Batteries: Flaherty and Needham
Frazer and Moran. Time, 1:55. Sn-
ipircs, Carpenter and KLEIN.
I.ccycr Invfncible.
BROOKLYN, May 20.-The Brooklyns
could not hit Lever to-day and lost
! to Pittsburg.
Score by innings: Il -
Pittsburg 20 2 o o 0 OIL o %
Brooklyn 100 o o 0 o 0 o 90 2 !
Batteries: Leevcr and Smith; Bel
and Butler Time, 1850. Umpire
IJohnstone.
Phillies Win In Eighth.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2O.-Phladel
Iphia defeated Cincinnati in pitchers
battle to-day, winning in the eighth
inning on three singles and sacrifice
Score by innings: x. II. !.
i Cincinnati. 20 0 2 0 90 %
IPhiladelphia..O 9 o 0 0 90 sd 9
. Batteries: Ewing and Mclean; Pit
), niger and Doom. Time, 1880. Umpire
ISirlcr
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PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAG UI1.
West End Defeats Springfield In In
tcrcktInE GuIurh-.Clul Stnnllnkh.

To-day Madison Is to play l1lbh; Tho
other games for this week will be
Marshall VS.. Randolph on "Wednesday,
Leigh VS.. Central on Thursday,
and West End VI. Elba on FRIDAY
Therot remain two postponed games,
one between Randolph nnd. Sprlngield,
and the other between Madison ana
Randolph The game on Thursday
ought to DO ono OF tho best IN tho
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CARDINALS STOP
CLAN is STREAK
After Winning Seventeen
Straight New York Loses
to ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
Philadelphia, 4: Cincinnati, 2.
Brooklyn, 0; Pittsburg. 3.
New York, 4 ST. Louis, 6.
Boston, 6; Chicago, 1.
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SOX Turn Tables.

CHICAGO, May gU.---CHlcHEo Tuv"TSUd
Yesterdays score, defeating Boston,
A to @. to-day,
Score by innings: X H. -.
Chicago % 0 o 4 2 O 0 1 81 O
Boston $50 o 0 o o o 0 900 s
Batteries: Smith and W. Sullivan;
pruitt and Armbruster, Time, las
Ump!res, Sheridan and Hurst.
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Lawton. trustee plaintiff, against Law
ton and ais, defendants:
I certify that tho bond required Of
the special commissioner by the decree
of March, 1907, has been duly given.
Given under my hand, ns clerk OF the
said court. this 10th day Of May, 1907.
SAMUEL p. WADD1LL, Clerk.
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Curator. !. 5 Sale
at Auction
TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1907.
..s. AT 1880 A. NJ,
AZ 7slsl East Main Street

Wo we'll sell for tho account Of tho
undersigned curator. Uprightriano and
Stool, Handsome Mantcl Mirrors, Oak
and Walnut Wnrdrobcs, Oak and Wall
nut Chamber Suits. Parlor Suits,
Lounges, Crockcry, Bedding, Stoves,
large leo Box, large lot OF Chairs,
Rockers, and Tables. Pictures. High
Priced Slightly-Used Carpets, Drop
Head Sewing Machine, etc, etc
This is aelarge lot Of goods we'll
worthy the attention Of the public.
TIRMS: Cash.
FRANK b. BLILEY. Curator.
VA. SALVAGE q WItECK1NG CO..
Auctoncers.
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To-DAYrs GAMES

Richmond at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Danvllle.
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CLItn STANDINGS,
With the Colts going as well as they

With the Colts going as well as they
we're last week. it was only natural
that the fans expected the locals to
return from Norfolk with three scalps
hanging from their belts This would
) have done much to offset the lead
Danville has on Richmond. and might
have meant that Richmond would
again take the lead. provided Roanoke
got busy and took at least one from
8 the Tobacconists. AS it now stands
Richmond will have to take the re-
naming two games from PeNner's
crew and Danville lose the next two
to Roanoke before Richmond can re-
turn here for the series with the pres
cnt leaders next Thursday at the top.
Should Richmond win the next two
& and Danville but one and lose the
other, the latter club will then be
two points ahead of Skaters bunch.
However, the next two games turn
out. it will be safe to say that all
three OF the Danville games hero at
the end of this week will be holly
contested, for it viii mean that the
+ winner of the series starts out next
week at the head of the list
a little new light was thrown on
the Lally situation By President Jake
Walls yesterday afternoon III speak
ing OF the matter, Mr.. Wells was
Z strong i'll his denunciation Of the for
mer umpire for the shabbs manner
I in which no has acted towards the
officials of the league Simply be-
cause he saw a better business open-
ing IN floating ark across the river
from Cincinnati, Lally Threw the
league cold, said Mr.. Wells Not
%i'hstanding the fact That Lally fail
nc
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league. as these two teams are tied
for first place.
West End defeated Springfield in a
onc-sided game yesterday by II to O..
Griggs, for the winners, was we'll
nigh invinciblc, striking out fifteen
batters Newman and Lucas, for tho
losers, famed two and six respectively
Tho lineup: West End-Montague.
Grigg, Warrick. Southwark. Ruskell,
Lishman, Rueger Padgett. Barber,
Observation-Disclosures, Hurbert Lucas.
Duke, Jackson Folkes Goodman,
Cancpa. Owens, Chandler. Newman
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locals CHANCES
OF REACHING TOP
Danvillc Must Drop Two and
Colts Win That Number
OF Games.
MORE TALK ABOUT lALLY
President Jake Wells Makes
Statement Concerning I'M
pire's Quitting,

NETHERLANDS RESULTS.
Richmond- Norfolk tp6stponcd).
DanNille, 4 +; Roanoke, 2.
Lynchburg, S, Portsmouth, A.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland, O; Washington. s.
Detroit. 0; Philadelphia, !.
st. Louis, 8; New York, 2.
Chicago, A Boston. 0.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AT Augusta: Augusta. 2; Macon, &.
At JaclSsonville: jacksonville, .;
At savannah: Savannah. 4 Column
bin 0. &
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ho t.n. Curtis Morriscy, Powell. Sacri-
nee hits-Eustace, DOYLE Metz, ham,
Morriscy, O'Connor. Two-paSe Nus -
Hicks, bowen. Double play-RegsS n 10
I.oyle to Bowen struck o Vic
v l1e 9; Ham, Q, Base on balls ais
os r. Ham :. hit by pitched ball--Nlor-
pis Time of game l:35' Umpire
stanton, Attendance, l,soV.
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To-DAY,s GAMES.

Chicago at New York.
l'ittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at RostH-i.
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will sell ct public auction, on the
promises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, 1907,
ut GI5 p. NJ. that desirable Franc
dwelling above referred to, containing,
about ten rooms. This house Is attrna-
and trees, and will make an excellent
home. Must be seen to be appreciated.
TERMS: Liberal and announced q
sale. AS
IVA w. q. BLANToN, Auctloneer.
1915 Bank Street
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Auction Sales Future Days
by Edward S. Rose Company,
@ Renl Estate A,ictioncers.
COMMISSIONING AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Or t5l
AT TILE 1NT11llS IJCT1ON OF THE
THREE CIiOPP1ID ROAD AND
PATTERSON AVENUE
HEINRICH CO., VA,
NEAR by
Tl11I HANDSOME HOMES OF CAPT.
SAMUEL REGISTER AND r. w.
T3ROWNTNG, ESQ,
CONTAINING IN ALL IL AND T2-100
(. Z ATtp1CS
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co..
lib Main Street.


1113 Main Street.
ATTRACTIVE. MODERN COTTAGE.
NO. 3114 FLOYD AVENUE. ON
wESTHAN1PTON LINE; PRETTY.
SHADY LAWN. 55ox1SO FEET TO AN
ALLEY; at public auction. on tho
premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY 21sT. At 6 PM.
an up-to- date. unique and comfortable
SUBURBAN HOME,
with city convenienccs; . rooms. be-
sides closets; pretty reception hall;
electric lights, porcelain bath. hot and
cold water, gas-pipes throughout the
house. A charming home, tastefully
built, and well located In q rapidly -im-
proving section. See it and you VIII
like it. Immediate possession II de-
sired.
TERMS $500 cash. balance long time,
and explained at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 8 Co.
Auctioneers.
~
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BY w. G, Blanton.
Real Estate Auctionoer.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN If
e Home Place = !,

ON THE EAST. SIDE or DEEP RUN
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN STREET
AND FLOYD AVENUE, WITH LOT
Slx1G3 FEET lE
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Attention,
Builders, Contractors!
AUCTION SALE
OF

ELEVATORS. ETC. TO BE
REMOVED.
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WNI.5 CRUNPs TUCKER.
Special Commissioners.
Edward S. Rose Co., Auctionccrs.
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SOUTHERN CUTS
ITS DIVIDEND
President Finley Makes State
ment of Presidential Rea-
sons for Action.

NEW YORK, August 23-The direc-
tors of the Southern Railway Co. to-day
cut the semi-annual dividend on the
preferred stock of the company from
two and half to one aud half per
cent President Finley made the fol-
lowing statement:
.'At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Southern Railway Company
to-day the income accounts and results
of operations for the fiscal year ended
June 30th last We're considered A
dividend of one and a half per cent.
was declared on the preferred stock
out of accumulated surplus, making a
total dividend distribution of four per
cent. for the year For this purpose
there was appropriated a portion of the
surplus income carried forward from
the year ended June 80, 1906, after
payment of tho dividends for that year.
I'm taking this action the directors
were influenced by the consideration
that the income account for the year
reflects such abnormal and eXtraordi-
nary conditions as may not reasonably
be expected to recur. At the same time
the directors considered that under en-
listing conditions of high prices of sup
plies. material and labor. of increas-
revenues, 1t was the part of conserva-
tive prudence to limit the distribution
of the profits of the company, at least
until the permanent effects of such
conditions can be fairly measured"
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OFF
FOR PACIFIC SOON
President and Conference OF Of
hcials Announce Tin
erary.
POWERFUL FLEET is GOING
Sixteen of More Powerful War
Vessels of Fleet to Round
Horn.
POWERFUL FLEET is GOING

OYSTER BAY. N. Y. August 23.-The
Atlantic battleship feet will start for
the Pacific next December. according
to an officlal statement issued tonight
BY seeretarx Loeb at the s dreetiom OF OF
Vas made following a conference this
afternoon between the President and
of the Navy Depart
ment. Itsfollows:
"A conference this afternoon between
President Roosevelt, Assistant Secre-
Admiral Brownson, chief of the Bureau
Of Navigation. and Kear-hd,mirtaal q, mi J
fleet. was held to decide some Of the
details in connection with the fleets
Consist h OF sixteen battleships. and will
start some time. In December, going
through the Straits Of Magellan and up
to San francisco. and Will probably
also visit Puget Sound, The question
Of the route by which 1t will return
has not yet been decided. The de-
stroyer 1otilla will leave for the Pa
but will not accompany It,"
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DIES
VERY SUDDENLY
James c. Roy succumbs to At
tack of Congestion @of the
Lungs.

Mr.. James C. Roy, a prominent and
well-known druggist of this city died
very suddenly at 10 o'clock last night
at his residence; 500 North Sixth
Street. Mr. Roy suffered an attack
of congestion of the lungs, and was
ill for only about ifteen minutes be-
fore death intervened He was sat
work as usual all day yesterday, and
returned home in his usual health.
Mr.. Roy was born and reared in
Richmond. He was In his seventy
first year. and had been for fifty.
years In the drug business, his last
position !. being with the City Drug
Company, at Fifteenth and Main
Streets He had served at other drug
stores, with Robins, Owens & Minor
and others. He served through the
four wears OF the Civil War, being "a
member of the Ambulance Corps. He
was widely known. having a host of
friends. and was one of the most
popular druggists in the city.
Mr.. Roy ia survived by his wife,
Mrs, Elizabeth r, Roy; by four chill
dren, Ellis c.. Temple b.. William II.
and Miss Mary c. Roy, and by three
sisters, Mrs. NJ r.. Cunningham, of
Norfolk; Miss Alice Roy. of Richmond,
and Mrs. p. r, Taylor.tof Richmond.
He was a member OF Marshall Street
Christian Church, The funeral ar
rangements have not vet been m>de
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JUDGE MORRIS
FINES RAILWAY
Now Minnesota Fed
eral Judge, Mulcts Roads
Officials Also.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, August "a
A fine Of 100000 was imposed upon the
Chicago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha Railroad Company. and its for
mer general freight agent, Hiram NJ.
Pearce, was ordered to pay a $4,000
fine by Judge Page Morris, in the
United States District Court in Minne-
apolis to-day.
The Omaha road. conformity with it's
former general freight agent. was con-
v1cted in the same court April 11th, of
granting rebates to the Spencer Grain
Company on an indictment containing
fifty counts.
Judge r. P. w. Morris, the full name
OF the judge who fined the railroad
and its official, is native of Lynch
burg, Va, and was until a decade ago
a resident of that city. Judge Norris
was prominent in Republican politics
in Virginia, and was once a formid
able candidate for Congress from the
Sixth Virginia District. Soon after his
removal to Minnesota he achieved
prominence in his profession. and was
some years ago elevated to the Federal
bench.
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TAYLOR OFFERS
TO RETURN AND
STAND TRIAL
Former Governor OF Kentucky
Makes Many Conditions
TO Agreement.

INDIANAPOLIS. md. August a.
William S. Taylor. former Governor
OF Kentucky. whose extradition has
been sought by the authorities of tha.
State since the assassination of Gov
ernor William Goebel seven years ago.
tonight gave out signed statement.
in which he says:
III Mr.. franklin will cause what
remains of the 100000 corruption
fund to be returned to the Treasury
of Kentucky. no part of 1t to be used
in these prosecutions, thus putting my
case on the same footing as other Grim
inal cases. will guarantee that all trial
juries in my case shall be composed
of six upright Democrats and a like
number of upright Republicans: will
guarantees that ball Will be granted
me within the limit OF 100000; will
dismiss the indictments against all
parties used as prosecuting witnesses
except myself. leaving them free to
testify without fear, coercion. or re-
straint and last. but by no means
least Will in advance, by mutual
agreement. select an upright and inn
partial judge to try my case. / will.
without any promise of immunity. re-
turn to Kentucky. not only 10 testify
in the Powers case, but TO submit my
self TO trial.
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CHICAGO & ALTON
RAILWAY is SOLD
Deal Not Effective Until 1t Is
Known Railroad Is Not
Fined.

NEW YORK. August es.-The Toledo, ST.
Louis and Western Railroad Company has
acquired control of the Chicago and Alton.
according to an announcement made here to-
day. The acquisition Of the road is subject
to certain conditions which will not be fln-
ally determined fortten days or two weeks.
While the negotiations have been closed
thu change in ownership will not actually
take place until the Hawley interests have
obtained definite knowledge that the govern
lment does not intend to fine the Alton s29.-
100000 In connection with the Standard OH
rebates. Two other factors Of less import-
ance have not been yet settled.
According to a statement issued to-day the
terms under which the Chicago and Alton
har been acquired by the Toledo st. Louis
and Western provide that the latter shall
issue its collateral trust bonds secured by
the Chicago and Alton common and pre-
ferred stock. purchased on the basis OF four
per cent. at par for 63.6oo shares of the
preferred stock and two per cent for the
first five years and four per cent. for the sec.
ond five years on $4,000 shares OF COM
mon stock at 35.
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