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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
PEERLESS MACHINE
GREATLY IMPROVED
NEW MODELS ARE BEING COB.
BLED UP
Double Ignition System Feature o
New Car-TWo Spark Plugs
to Each CYL
inder

Peerless automobiles of the 1908 model
are beginning to arrive on this coast
and are being gobbled up as fast as they
come. The first machine was purchased
under guarantee to do a mile a minute.
The machine went several miles along
the Palisades road at the rate of sixty
three miles an hour and the purchaser,
viii Hook settled for the machine on
the spot and took it home with him.
Numerous changes in the new model
make it more perfect piece of mechan-
ism in it's details than last years car.
The double ignition system, which has
been generally adopted in 1908 automo-
biles, is a feature of the new machine.
There are two spark plugs to each cylin-
der, one connected with the magnet and
the other with the storage battery, which
is used alone for starting the machine.
All the wiring is carried epcased in a
copper tube, which runs along the side
of the engine and not on top of 1t, as in
some last year models.
The fanwheel Is run by friction drive,
the entire mechanism being encased. This
it is thought will do away with all
trouble from adjusting the fanwheel to
tighten the belt ard constant repairing
to the belt. which usually has to be
patched and replaced with annoying fire.
quency.
The commutator will be encased In a
cup filled with light oils, as in last year s
car The car itself will be larger than
last years model, and only seven passen-
ger machines will be put on the market
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
DETROIT CLNCHES
LEAGUE PEMMANT'
u Associated Press.

" Associated PreSS.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-The Detroit team won
the American league pennant today by beating
st. Louis in a one-sided game. 10 to 2.
Up to the fourth vinnng Powell held De-
t-oit safely, no one reaching second base but
In the fourth Cobbs triple started a batting
bee that sent Jones across the plate in that
inning and so worked upon Powell that two
bases on balls, two triples and a double were
marked up for Detroit in the next inning.
netting five runs.
After the disastrous fifth the result of the
game was never In doubt. Evans. who was
severely injured by thrown bottle during the
last Detroit series several weeks ago, again
did duty as umpire Evans made his appear
ance in company with Umpire Sheridan and
was warmly greeted by the Detroit players
who showed great dsapproval when the bottle
thrown. Score:
St. Louis q hits 9. errors O.
Detroit 10. hits 49, errors l.
Batteries-Powell and Spencer; Siever and
Schmidt.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Philadelphia secur-
ed a double victory over Washington today.
The first game went fifteen innings.
Vickers was going strongly In the nrst
game that Mack did not replace him In the
second and he did not allow Of the locals
to reach first base. Score first game:
Washington, e. hits 9, errors 3.
Philadelphia 4. hits IL. errors !.
Batteries-C Smith and Kahoe; Fritz, Wad-
dell and Vickers and Schreck.
Score second game
washington o. hits o. errors /.
Philadelphia 4, hits s. errors l.
Observation-Disclosures and Block; vickers
and Schreck
off Fiene and won a fast game from Chicago
today The same teams wind up the season
here tomorrow. Score:
Chicago 4, hits II, errors O.
Cleveland 5, hits 10, errors l.
Batteries-Fiene and Hart; Rhoades and
Clarke.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
EARL's + EW HOTEL, THE
SANTA ANITA, OPENED

Ushered in with blaze Of glory and with
all kinds of talent on hand to wish it a long
and prosperous life, Harry Earls new hotel
at Arcadia was opened last night by the genial
called, was only in a temporary state last
night, as everything from the building to the
bar is a makeshift while waiting for the real
goods to get here, but it was instantly popu-
lar none the less
The latest acquisition to the ranks of mine
hosts severed his connection with the Be-
lasco company last night and his fellow actors
paid him neat compliment by adjourning to
the Santa Anita to assist in the opening. Most
OF the Belasco company. reinforced by MEM
bers Of the Los Angeles and Burbank com
panies. on hand and had large share
in the evenings doings An impromptu pro-
gram was sprung on Earl and he was the re-
cipient of hundreds of well wishes from his
friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
SALvIDERE WINS RACE
AGAINST NICE FIELD
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Amid the cheers OF
Is, 600 spectators, Savidere, the heavily played
favorite, won the brighton Cup ana ssSVV py q
head In a terrific drive, with Running Water
second and Ballot. added starter. third.
Results:
All ages six fuilongs-Baby Wolf won, Ken
tucky Beau seconu Cloisteress third; time,
1:12 Is.
The Chautilly steeplechase, handicap. about
two mies-NavaJo won. Thistledale second
All, ages one n:Ile9sponer won, sewell sec
ond. Old Honesty third time. 1:S9
The Brighton Cup. two miles and quarter
salyidere, Ii to 10. won; Running Water sec
ond. Ballot third: time, 3:52
SIX furlongs-Beadel won, Rialto second, Alex
Grant third; time. 1:1S 3d.
Mile and three-quarters-Lan Allen won.
Beauclalre second Brancas third; time, 2:6s 20.
Five and half furlongs-Sir Cegeso won,
Rollando second, Clausus third; time, LOT 30.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
WINDSOR SUMMARY

First race furlongs-Charles Eastman. 112,
won Mortboy, 81. second; Platoon. 1oS. third;
time 11S 1-5.
Second race 5 furlongs-Shirley r. 107. won;
Linda Lake. 102, second; Lady Ermy. 81
third; time 1906 2-5.
Third race. rs miles-The Englishman. lO4'
won; Giimmer. s5 second; Willis Green. 90,
third; time 200 1-5
Fourth race, 51s furongs-Frescati. 81. won;
C. H. Shilling, 92. second; Eonite. 1oo third;
time 1:12 4-5.
Fifth race, Z furlongs-E Excitement. 112, won;
Lord Dixon 104, second; Birmingham, l04,
third; time 1882 1-5.
Sixth race. lie miles-Merry George 1O2
won: Harmakis. 1O4. second; Ayr Water. %,
third; time l 81 3-5
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
By Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The first game of the
double-header between st. Louis and Chicago
this afternoon was forfeited to st. Louis in the
fourth inning-9 t. Gas the result of argu-
ment concerning = decision by Umpire Rigler
In Chicago's half of the fourth inning Evers
was called out at third on throw from Mar
shall that looked like he safe. There had
been some previous criticism the part Of
Manager Chance Of the Chicago team, and
when Evors declared out Chance ana sew
era other Chicago players emphatically ques-
toned the decision. They surrounded Umpire
Rigler who pulled his watch and gave them
time to resume playing. When they did not.
he declared the game forfeited to st. Louis
Chance, accompanied by Pitchers Pfeister and
Overall, Immediately left the park and went
over to the Detroit-St. Louis game. The
second game was won by st. Louis-4 to 8.
McGlynn outpitched Brown. Score of second
game:
Chicago 5. hits G. errors A.
st. Louis 4, hits 6, errors 1.
Batteries-Brown and Moran; McGlynn and
Marshall.
BOSTON, Oct, 5-Boston won both games of
todays double-header. scores
First game
Boston 6, hits 70, errors 2.
Brooklyn 8, hits IA. errors q
Batteries-Young, Boultes and Ball. Pasto-
rius, Bell and Ritter.
Second game r
Boston II, hits g. erros 0.
Brooklyn l. hits 4, errors 6.
Batteries-Frock and Needham; scanlon. Bell
and Bergen.
/ CINCINNATI Oct. 5.-Errors by Mowrey
gave the Pittsburgs the only run scored in the
first game. Scores;
First game
Cincinnati o, hits 2, errors A.
/ Pittsburg l, hits q errors l.
! Notwithstanding and schlei; Camnitz and
d Gibson. l4
| Second game
! Cincinnati 4, hits s, errors o.
! Pttsburg /. hits 7. errors l.
Batteries-Hitt and Mclean; Obey ant
Phelps. .ts
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
RY j. G. GRIFFIN

ITEM BERRY is going to give the ma
III tives a treat today. Not that Hen
~ is ever anything but picture OF
manly grac7 and sylphlike beauty, but
the sartorial bug is going to take full
effect at the game this afternon and Mr.
Berry will be the center of attraction.
And maybe the rubber necks won't get
their moneys worth. If reports which
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
SUMMARY

Home -ftnn-Bassey Two-base hfts-Hetmul-
Ter, Johnson. Sacrifice hits-Johnson, Eagan,
Rafferty,. First base on called balls-Of Per-
noll. o; off Wright, 4. Struck out-By Pernoll,
q; by Wright. 3. Hit by pitcher-Donahue.
Double plays-Wright to Haley; johnson to
Hartman; Wright to Eagan to Bigbie. Passed
ball-Bliss. Time-1:45. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

came down from Frisco few weeks ago
are to believed the honorable leader of
the Angels has everything that walks
beaten forty ways from the jack when 1t
comes to springing a noise without say
ing anything. There is so much class to
the rags that even Jack O'Brien (well,
the names written now, so we won't
change it) deigned to comment on their
beauty and artistic blends.
Hen certainly is the stylish, as has been
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

sixy and one as model ~" The big
Six" is listed at $4,000 and the small
one at $500. They are both built up
on the same lines with the wheel base
on the big one 1872 inch and ia inch on
the small car. The large one is rated
at fifty-horse' power and the small one
at thirty five horse power.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

whence-and unless it knows you is very
apt to bite Also. the shoes are of a
choice brand and recent vintage. so treat
them gently along with the wescut.
All hail to Hen, the sartorial king, who
will be on parade this Afternoon or
course. he might WEIGH on the PROPOSE
ton. and sport his old uniform. but If the
truth has been told. tooay's the day. II
he does. its Ringing Bros three rings to
the high places, for Hen has them
skinned block and three feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

said before From his smoked brown
skypiece to the yellow horsehides which
protect his Tribes he is blaze of color,
and now that the people of this part OF
the woods know that Hen is about to
spring the glad clothes a riot will prob
ably be precipitated at the Chutes this
afternoon.
But few words of caution. Don't
make a move to touch that vest of Mr..
Berrys or you'll get stung. 1t is a spe-
cial importation-no, no one knows from
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
LAroNIA FINISHES

First race, 6 furlongs-Stoner Hill, ITO, won
Sister Polly 1o2, second; Cork HILL 1o2. third;
time 1:1S 3d.
Second race, furlongs-Moscow Belle 100
won; Heron. 81 second; Vanen, 92. third; time
1892.
Third race, 5A furlongs-Lens, 100. won
Ovelando, 50. second; Marvel p, 81. third
time 1 10 4-5.
Fourth race. 1 mile-Lexoline, 1OS. won
Deutschland, 1903, second; Edwin Gum, 107
third time 1:44.
Fifth race, furlongs-vansel. 96. won,
Laura Clay 100. second; Addax. sS. third
time 1:19
Sixth race, furlongs-Belltoone, 107. won
Deacon, 1oS second; Dainty Belle. 1o3. third
time 1:1S As.
Seventh race, 1 lie miles--County Clerk, 100
won; DR.. spruili. los. second; Charlatan. 1o7
third; time 1853 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

NEW YORK Oct. 5.-Rain and darkness
spoiled todays double header between New
York and Boston The first game was called
at the end of tn etenth because OF rain and
after it had cleared off enough to permit the
starting OF the second contest darkness made
ut impossible to play more than three innings
Score, first game
Boston 3, hits 7, errors
7 New York g. hits 3. errors ].
Batteries-Harris, Shaw and Peterson; Doyle
and Blair.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
SUTTON CHALLENGES
! ssocIated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Gieorge sutton. holder
of the billiard championship ls-inch balk line
two shots In, today issued challenge to Jacob
schaefer for the ISL balk line championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Bernard, Zeider. Carlisle
Sacrifice hits-Street, Carlisle, Streib. Left on
bases-Los Angeles. Z; San Francisco 4. Bases
on balls-Of Gray, 2; Off JOY, s. Struck out
BY Gray, s: by Joy. z. First base errors
Los Angeles, q San Francisco, 1. Time-2:0O.
Umpires-Quigg and Moore.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
PORTLAND BEATS
OAKLAND ANOTHER
CELLAR CHAMPS KEEP ATHE-
MANS DOWN LOW
PernoI Allows Opponents but Seven
Hits, Which Result In Trio
of Runs for Vans
Hirelings

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5.-Portland
won again today by score of to 8.
Score.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Evsrythirs you want you ysoInS. w,si nna ONE 5ns
cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Everything you want you Will nnd in the
ciassiied pages. modern encyclopedias One
cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
SAN FRANCISCO
CORE BY INNINGS

P1ager batted Tor Hogan IN NTH; y Batted
or Gray in ninth; xtwo out when winning run
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Abdul the Turk ran out on the match
he had slated with Young Peter jack
son, and now Manager Russell is looking
for another opponent to get in the San
Diego ring with the black man next
week. Young Peter is in hard luck in
securing go, for he has done nothing
since he fought in Nevada Labor day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
~ryy WORK pRopuCE ,1ARkEr.
tCOrreCted DalIy.D
pOIIJ. TRY-1IIE

NEW YORK. September 1s.-FLoUR-
steady. Rye Flour--Firm. Cornmeal-Firm,
Rye-steady. Wheat-spot steady; No
req. slo3s. elevator. Options ac. net lower,
September. sLo5I; December sl.oS: May,
slllb Corn-spot dull; nominal Options
SC net higher. September. 71iac.; Deem
Der. &c; May. s4bsc. Oats-Spot barely
steady; mixed 52pc
Beef--Firm. Cut Meats-stcady. Lard
Easy; western prime, ss.e0ao.oo; refined
barely steady. Pork-Steady, Tallow-
steady Pertoleum--Firm. Realistically
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 55i.c.
Rice-Ftrm. Molasses-steady, SUGAR
, Raw, steady; fair refining, s3.45; refined
steady. Cofee--Futures closed steady,
/ points lower Butter---strons western fac
tory, common TO frsts. leGa2izc.; cream
cry, specials. 2s62siac. Cheese-steady and
unchanged Eggs---steady and unchanged
1 Peanuts and Freights--Quet and I'M
4 changed Potatoes-Easy: Southern, sweets
per barrel s1.5od2, 25. do. Jersey, se.25 d
4 $50 Cabbages--Steady and unchanged
4 Cottonseed oil-Frm on covering AM
4 light offerings Prime crude. I. o. b. mills
| $50. prime summer yellow, 55956c.; of
summer yellow. 4sGblIac,, good, off sum
mel yellow. t7tsd52c,; prime white ant
| prime winter yellow, Goo;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
Law and Equity Court.
Charter and, License.

The Corporation Commission yester-
day issued charter to the Virginia
Finance and Realty Corporation, OF
Covington. r. ". Crowder. president;
". W. Glass. vice-president: G. D.
Carter. Jr.. secretary: 3. P. 10th, treas
urer-all of Covington. Va Capital
stock: Maximum $4,000; minimum
$4,000. Object: Real estate.
Alicense to do business in the State
of Virginia has been Issued to the
Philippine Exposition Company cor
poration organized and existing under
the laws of the District OF Columbia
written power OF attorney having
Teen filed with the commission appoint
ing w. A. Sutherland. of the James.
town Exposition, statutory agent
Maximum capital authorized by char.
ter, $4,000. Object: Exhibit at James.
town Exposition.
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Financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Central Of Georgia
Railway Company
SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS
THIRD PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS

The Board OF Directors OF the CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY hav.
ing fled with the Trustees OF tho respective
mortgages securing the above bonds declara.
lions that interest at the ratio OF 3a7.2e per
bond Is payable October list next on tho
Second Preference Income Bonds. and that
no interest is payable on the Third Prefer.
ence Income Bonds for gthe fiscal year end.
Ing June 80. 1907. the undersigned. owning
and representing large amount OF each
class OF said bonds. have been requested to
act as a COMMITTEES for the protection Of
the rights OF the holders thereof.
The Committee have prepared Pro-
tective Agreement, which is fled with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY and NAN
HATTAN TRUST coMPANY. New York
Immediate action being necessary, hold.
ers of either class OF tho above bonds de-
sirous OF availing themselves OF the benefits
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS with t:e
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. and THIRD
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS with tho
than the goth day Of September, 1907. and
negotiable receipts or certificates OF deposit
will be issued by the respective deposltnries.
subject TO said Agreement.
After September 20, 1907. bonds will be
accepted only upon such conditions as the
Committee may determine.
Stamped bonds must have the October I,
1907, and alt subsequent interest warrants
attached. The interest to be paid October
1. 1907. upon all Second Preference Income
Bonds deposited. shall be collected by the
Committee at its discretion. for account
OF the holders of the negotiable receipts or
certificates OF deposit therefor. and II coli
lected. paid to such holders as In said
Agreement provided
BoNDHOLDERS SHALL IN NO EVENT
BE OBLIGATED TO CONTRIBUTE FOR
EXPENSES IN EXCESS OF $3.50 FOR
EACH SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME
BOND. AND $500 FOR EACH THIRD
PREFERENCE INCOME BOND DEPOSIT
ED FIRST TESTAMENT OF $3.50
PER BOND is PAYABLE AT THE TIME
OF DEPOSIT OF SECOND PREFERENCE
INCOME BONDS. AND OF $500 PER
BOND UPON DEPOSIT OF THIRD PREF.
ERENcE INCOME BOMBS.
Copies OF the agreement may be obtained
upon application to the dcpositarlcs or to
the undersigned.
New York. September s. 1907.
CHARLES. ALTscHuL.
OF Lazard Frercs, View York City.
Chairman:
r. WALTER LEVY.
or Maitland. coppell & Co.. New York city;
ERNEST GRoEsBEcK.
of Groesbeck & Co. New York city:
FREDERIC wM SCOTT
o., Scot. & Stringfellow. Richmond. Va;
j. F. MINIS,
Savannah, Ca.
Committee.
JOS. S. DALE. Secretary,
50 William St. New York.
WILLIAM n. COHEN. New York:
ALFRED A. COOK. New York;
SAMUEL B. ADAMS. Savannah.
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MARKET ACTIVE.
'ultry, Meats and Fancy Fruits
Selling We'll.

Poultry, Meats and Fancy Fruits
Selling Well.
The produce market was reported
yesterday to be fairly active, with light
receipts. The market will probably
remain firm and active for some time.
All kinds OF poultry, eggs, butter. veals,
lambs, sheep. dried fruits, fancy apples,
etc. are selling we'll Common and
medium apples are very plentiful and
low. 3Is
The majority Of people are returning
from their summer vacations. and this
movement naturally creates a larger
demand for supplies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
.DULlNESS in STEEL
FEATURES MARKET
Selling OF Large Blocks of Steel
Stock Ends the Upward
Movement.
STIFF RATE IN TIME MONEY
Another Cut in Copper Brings
the Bid Price Below
Fifteen Cents.
STIFF RATE IN TIME MONEY

NEW YORK. September 1s.-A large
reduction in the outstanding snort IN
terast in the stock market was as
signed as the principal cause for the
languid subsistence in the BRISK up
ward movement which was in evidence
yesterday ii was considered signia-
cant of this condition that return was
made of some large amounts Oh STOCKS
which had been borrowed for delivery.
The elimination of this requirement
feeble and ineffective on prices. me
progress of taking of evidence in the
government suit to dissolve the stand
ard OIL Company was of more influence
on the market than yesterday. Ihe
prorress of a new phase In the New
York Traction merger investigation
with the return of important witnesses
sharpened the attention to activities
OF this kind.
Traders on the floor of the stock eS
change drew important intsrenSsS h,ncrs
, the selling of some very large plocks
3pf stocks of United States Steel on ali
assumption that the personality or tne
sellers represented affiliations with IN.
the steel trade, The incident was de- !.
cisiye in ending the upward movement
which developed after the lrresulat
opening in the market. Actual happen
lngs with important bearing on values
were few.
The Immediate feature of the money
market is the large offerings of mer,
camille paper he result being Sun
seven per cent rate even LOT the prliile
grades. and names less we'll known are
reported to be paying considerably
higher rates. The call money market
also still shows the effect OF the pay
men.s. making for the New YORK CITY
liz per cent. bonds.
Satisfaction was felt by those inter-
ested in the money market over the
showing of the national banks as con-
tanned In the controllers compilation
Of reports of conditions on August
legal reserve to deposits had risen to
21.s3 per cent, compared with 21.22
per cent in May Goth. the date OF the
preceding call, and 2o.7o per cent on
September 4th, the nearest correspond
ing date last year. Another cut in
copper at the Metal Exchange brought
the bid price below Is cents per pound
with >sferngs of Electrolytic Copper
at is cents
This had the effect of shaking 9
confidence that has shown signs o. o.
growth in an arrest Of the decline II
Copper in the neighborhood of II
cents a pound Stocks recovered par
of their declines.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales
par value; sl;2.tooo- United states n 2.
call Total sales to-day. 495,4oo shares
NEW YORK, September ls.-Mone
on call firm, SI+ IL per cent; ruin
rate, 4 closing Sd3 s-s per cent. Tim
loans steady; sixty days, 5 1-2@S-4
ninety days and six months. 6 per cen
Prime mercantile paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with &C
tual business in bankers bills a
s s.sl5 $3.50 1850 for sixty-das bill.
Commercial bills. s4.S1M4,s1 SIS.
Bar silver, 6S 5-s: Mexican dollars
80 l2. Government bonds firm. Rail
road bonds irregular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
aTARTLEs COURT.

Tom Rollins {ColoredI Hands Out q 500 Bill
for Security.
Probably the most startling and unlooxea
for happening IN the Police Court for q losS
tima occurred yesterday morning. when tom
Rollins (coloredl tossed over TO serksant
Tailey a crisp 800 bill paymsnt ier me se -
curlty imposed on h ny for thlr.y GAYS. y
Rolirs was In coul NY y, !
eE!ns 10 shoot HIS say sl' I, 49, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
TO HONOR MIR. MILLER.
VIII Be Proposed for Election to E1ecutiv
Council. AK " sagtaSs

VIII BE Proposed for Electlon :" E1ecutIVe
Council.
Announcement is made by the ,5v lrsinla
lion that thew will place before the Atlantic
CITY convention, 10 be held next week, tho
meme OF Mr.. John NJ, Miller, n, vice -psesl-
dent and cashier Of, the First y tlonat SANG IAN.
of this city for election TO "
council. J88 4y - j
Since conlng to Virginia Mr.. Miller mas
been one OF the most actiye WorFe N th i,s
Virginia Bankers' Assoc lat ton, ano When ma
approval, each member becoming. a SILT
appointed committee TO work for p'f una ~; " :
representative, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, September ls.--Crop damage
reports from Western Canada had a
Strengthening effect today on the local wheat
maiket. December close &c. higher corn
and oats a shade higher; provisions s'a q
lac, lower,
Leading futures ranged as follows;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
BAKER DISMISSED.
Was Charged With Failing to Keep
Promise OF Marriage.

Promise OF Marriage,
w. II. Baker. white, was brought
to the Police Court yesterday morning
to answer to the charge OF the be-
travail of Miss Gertrude BRYANT. under
promise of marriage. Attorney Harry
Smith defended the accused. Oh the
statement of the woman that inc
promise OF marriage had not been
made until the birth Of her child JUS
tlce Crutchheld dismissed the ease.
The young woman went out Of the
court in the arms Of her other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, September ls--The dry
gccds market was quiet to day, the holiday
otsarrances having some effect. and the
stormy weather also stopping trade with the
jcbhers, number of cloak and suit buyers
and the heads of some large jcbbing houses
we're In the market, hut all were operating
conservatively. The leading silk piece goods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
"A Costly Joke.

and costs and placed Under 800 security for
twenty days by Justice Crutchfisld yesterday
morning on the charge OF tteratenns g. the
he pointed the pistol at Nellie Just as q Joke