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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-21

Young Asplrant-SIr. n,yIm
on your supporting nel
Practical CltIsen-IAit tss
young man. Are you sol, hn
for Office or do you visi b NJ
my daughterl-Ballluon lusn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-21
SPECIAL DELIVERY.


branch delivery Offices eab
35 month"; 100 for thre
monts.
Asylum Store O. De Asylum Avenue Junction.
w Lane. Garden Road store
Daue Store, Commercial street.
Eppley, State street
Harrison Doe, Fair Grounds Road
Howells Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets
O.. X Grocery A. A. Engleba I, Twelfth street.
Wheeler's W. D.. Whee Highland avenue.
YewP f.. @. Twelfth and Leslie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-21
SOUTHERN PAGNa

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| June ie
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No. l6-s:g T. A. O'11'
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-21
Holiday Times.

"Jinks is over there Dragging
about a 16-pounder.
boy or turkey. kansas City
Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-21
Here's Good Advice

Htreb UOOU huNICb
o. 8. Woolover, one OF the best
known merchants OF lie Raysville,
N. Y, says: "If you are ever trou-
bled with piles, apply Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. It cured me OF them
for good 90 years ago." Cures every
sore. wound, burn or abrasion. 25c
at ]. g. Perry's drug store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
GAMES TO BE PLAYED.
Fredericksburg College Team
Announces Schedule.
tspecial to The Times- Dispatch ]

FRED VA. March 25.
The schedule OF She fredericksburg
College baseball team Is give nhere: 81
March 2sth, Thursday--M Maryland Agri-
cultural College at fredericksburg.
March 3oth. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uni
versty OF America at Fredericksburg.
& April LIST. Monday--Eniverslty OF Bal
tmoro at Fredericksburg
April 6tn, saturday--McGuire's Uni
vcrsity School at Fredericksburg
April 10th. Northumberland Dale
Academy at Fredericksburg.
April 18th. Friday-Gallaudet College
at Fredericksburg.
April 13th. Saturday-Randolph Macon
College at Ashland.
April 18th. Thursday--Western Mary
land College at Westminster. Md
April 18th. Friday--Araryland Agricul-
tural College at College Park. Md.
April Goth, Observation-Disclosures College
at Washington.
April 23d. Tuesday-Fork Union Acade-
my at Fredericksburg.
April oath, neutrality-suspicious. High
School at Alexandria.
May LIST to 4th-Southern trip, playing
Hampden-sidney. Hogc Memorial. Apo.
mattox. and Country Club at Petersburg.
May 9th, Monday = Randolph Macon
College at Fredericksburg.
May 18th, Neutrality-suspicious. Seminary
at Fredericksburg.
May 18th. Saturday-Technical High
School at Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
BARGE BREAKS
BARGE IN STORM
Big Float Built for Delaware and
Lackawanna Lies on Shore at
Virginia Beach.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch. ]


CAPE HENRY, VA. March a5.-Barge
No. 6S was wrecked to-day at $40 A.
NJ. two miles north of Virginia Beach.
The barge was in command of Captain
l. L. Swift, of Providence. r. l., and
was being towed to New York by the
tusboat Asa w. Hughes for the Della
ware and 1.ackawanna Railroad. She
was new and had Just been turned over
TO the owners by the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.
Captain Swift was the only man on
board. and when She broke loose from
the tow the captain OF the tugboat Of
fered to take him on the tug, but he re-
fused to leave his ship until he was
landed on the beach by the life saving
crews of Cape Henry and Virginia
Beach, who were on the beach when
the wreck struck.
The main cause for the wreck was
the terrible storm which set in at this
place about II O'Clock Sunday night, and
when the Inflated barge was OF
Smiths Island in the attempt to turn
around and run for llarbor the tow
line parted about 9 "A. NJ: flom that
I. time until She struck the beach her
fate was sealed. for she was per-
lfectly helpless and adrift with the
seas running mountain-hgh and wash
ing entirely over her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
"a PERSONS HURT
IN THEATRE Wreck
Building Blown Up by Natural
Gas Explosion During
Performance.

GREENFIELD, IND, March 25.-
Twenty-four persons were Injured,
some seriously. and a two-story build.
Ing occupied by five-cent theatre
with moving pictures, was wrecked to-
night by an explosion of natural gas,
used to heat the building. About 200
persons We're in the theatre at the
time of the explosion, and In the panic
that followed, men. women and chill
dren rushed for the doors. trampling
ON one nothcr
The theatre was recently construct
ed, and was known as the Bijou. At
to-night's performance the house was
crowded. and the opening number on
the program, an illustrated song, had
scarcely been finished when with a
loud noise, the portion o fthe building
Det1lnd the curtain collapsed, and the
debris was thrown out over tho aud
si i II hen mad rush FOR the doors
began.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
.LLABILITYACT
UPHELD BY JUDGE SPEER
Hands Down Important Decision III Case Of Sncad
against Central Of Georgia Railway-Govern-
#ment Has Right to Make Laws for
Interstate8 Common Carriers
Right to Make Laws for
Interstate Common Carriers.
WHKVN HVVtH. I.I'
"Sic Senpcr 'l'yraMMiS.'

MACON, GA March 25.-Judge Emery
Speer to-day,in 4 decision in the. case OF
Lucy Snead, administrators against the
Central Of Georgia. Railroad Company.
ployers' liability act, passed by the last
Congress. This decision is opposed to
those sof United Suites Judge Evans, at
louisville. and Judge Mccall, at Mems
the Constitution of the United States
he declared that to command. to prohibit
and to. protect8men engaged in the hand
ling OF commerce, whether Interstate or
foreign, is within the domain Of national
Legislative regulation. Congress having
the rght to control commerce on the high
seas. as established BY the courts re-
peatedly. itafollows that Congress has
the right to control the transportatio Ivy
land of the same commerce.
n The creation of the Interstate Com
arbitrary and discriminating rates. tho
adoption of the anti trust law, forbidding
combinations in restraint of trade, held
d fbnrE ot nppieable to railroads even
nouncing rebates and forbiddmg passes
IN interstate traffic, are quoted as Illus
trations of the power of Congress to con
troll such matters. N. =
For the Public Good. !61
Congress, determining that there should
DC. ne ], uniformity. for the protection of the
=, on, or more employees OF railroads in
me United States, enacted the law. the
constitutionality OF which is called in
question I, !. The cision points out that
i.n1ury cannot result to corporations or
g any useful or valuable power of tho
state by this national legislation
The actsis. no, Irivation to the corpo-
Iatlons Of due eprocess of law Their
the. Constitution: and they may seels Tia
United States courts by removal when
case cas- are brought in the State courts.
me act does not deprive the plaintiff OF
Cfof s,c =
prefers. The Judge quotes numerous Gus de- e
cisions to sustain his position, and CON
ciudes with the Statements
am clear as to the fconstitutionality
would uphold the law. The law de-
serves the APPROPRIATION of tho entire coun-
Try. It's incentive to carefulness by those
MO MO ,s control railways Will be Immeasur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
PRICES GONE UP.
Most of Tobacco Crop, However
Has Been Pooled or Sold.

Especial to The Times l)ispntch.l
4 BUCKINGHAM. VA, March 25.-rhc
prices for all grades Of tobacco have adj
vanced on the Farmville market, but
most of the crop has been pooled or
sold, and planters have gone to work on
the new crop. Fertilizers have all .ad-
I yanced in prices.
DR.. T. II. Lacy will preach at Emanuel
on the first Sunday III April for the last
time before going on his trip abroad.
Mr.. Sam. 3. Gibson is said to be i'll
In Lynchburg.
Mrs. Sue Gibson, of Manteo, has i'm
proved considerably In health.
Mr.. G. w. Patteson lost his pocket
book on the Manteo Road sunday. 1t
I contained a snug sum Of money
The usual springtime fires have been
burning in the woods, and last week 1t
got on some fine timbef lands owned by
Mrs. Ca. Spencer and Mr.. J. II. Fitz-
q gerald, and II also consumed an uEoccr-
pied llouRe on George Shepherds land.
Early gardeners planted corn, string
beans and other vegetables while the
warm spell lasted
Mrs w. f. Pratt, of Farmville. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Moselcy have been
on visit to Mrs. Mar!ah Moseley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

plumb that 1t can no longer he shot
Whether this was the weapon with
which Bootl, shot President Lincoln
on the memorable night OF April i,
1866. ut Ford's Theatre. cannot post
lively be stated. but there Is every
reason to believe that the pistol be-
longed to Tho famous actor, and lt
may we'll have been the one used MT
the time OF the assassination. Mr.
Rowe, into whose possession tho weap-
on has recently come, will make every
effort to trace the ownership, nnd if
the serial number Of the pistol can
be made out with the help OF fine
glass. Will nsk the factory to assist
him In determining the History OF the
20 al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
STUDENTS RIOT
At vAs|LI ISLAND
About to Be Expelled, Explode
Bombs and Create Panic.
School Closed.

sf. PETERSBURG, March s5.-The
High School OF Sciences. situated on ps-
iii Island was the scene to-day OF Il
series of explosions. which, Fortunately
brought no serious casualtieS In their
train. The explosions We're engineered
by members OF the senior and Junior
classes, whom the faculty We're about
to expel bodily for offenses against DIS
cinline.
,t,.. students hurled bombs filled with
j ;tt-smsllinr material. at unpopular mem
hers o. The faculty. and at the same time
i smaller bombs were exploded IN other
PARTS of the school. and in the street IN
front of the buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
OPERATE Ships q. I. !;
FROM Gull PQRI|.T:
Southern States Charge Discrin,i-
nation in Matter Of Panama \
Trade. sa l,g,.
BUSINESS GOES TO NEW YORK.
Oliver Says Government IIas
Made a Mistake in Building n
Canal Without Contract.

NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Dele.
gates from the South assembled al
the Southern States and Gulf Coast
Panama Conference to-day, adopted
the following resolutions:
THE natural economical route.
for large part Of the United.
States for passengers and MAJ
terials intended for Panama. Is via
the ports on the Gulf OF Mexico.a
THE Isthmian Canal Commits
sion has been operating what isai
practically a government owned
steamship service from New York
to Panama, and this exclusive ser-t}
vice via New York places the in-.a
dustries of the SOUTH, theY Gnlft,:
States, the Mississippi. Ohio,i Mis-;
souri,, Alabama and Georgins Valrs9
leys and contiguous territory ats
prohibitive disadvantages; Ss.gtss
THE Southern States andf&Guf.
Coast Panama Conference represents 4
TO President Roosevelt that at least
two OF the governments steamships
should be operated out OF gulf port Y
because of it's closer proximity by
some hundred miles to Colon'tthan
New York sGtiS: 81
Charge Discrimination.
we strongly protest against the
Determinations OF the purchasing de-
partment of the Panama Railroad
steamship line, whereby the. large
majority OF orders are. confined to-
the EASTERN States We see in this 3
virtual monopoly of present canal
trade, the gravest danger feature Of
future prosperity of that section Of
the United States, particularlyi4th the
Southern and Gulf Coast States,1sina
TIL, n .{1,,'| ~.
trade to Eastern ports will have the
certain tendency to establish and,
maintain a channel OF commerce In !
that direction. from and through the
Panama Canal, when it shall have
been completed.
Blackburn Denies Charge.
Former Senator Joseph Blackburn
of Kentucky, member of the Cana
Commission, said that II the govern.
ment did not maintain it's own, line OF
would be at the mercy of twof@for.
eign-owned lines III transporting sup.
piles to the Isthmus. He said also
that the steamers could not be divided
between New York and a gulf spor
without impairing the service to stht
dctriment Of the workers on the canal
He said there is no Discrimination
against the South. 3i. XII,
At the first session, w. j. Oliver TIKI
contractor. made the following criticism
OF the canal work: ssts
IT Is to be greatly regretted that thu
administration has decided to place thu
construction OF the Panama Canal in thu
hands OF army engineers, instead oftcom'
ter how capable the army engineers ma,
be. their training has not been along tfli
lines OF construction on a large Scale
they are totally without organization &
costly red tape" 7''f''a :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
PLAY AT ASHLAND.
Y. M. c. "A. to Meet Randolph
IL Macon at Basketball,

Tho Central y. M. q. A. basketball
team will play the Randolph Macon
team tonight at s o'clock, leaving
lIlbn Station on the Richmond. Fred
Tho local team will be composed OF
tho following men, who figured In the
recent William and Mary game: a. A..
Booth, captain, at centre; +. p. Van
SAINT, II. b. NlcAdams and T'arko Thorn
ton, forwards, III. n. I.eake. M. i. Law
renee and WA. Collins, guards
The regular league game OF baskets
Romans and SaXons ~
scheduled for tonight In the assocla-
ton gymnasium. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
CHILD HELPS FATHER
10 COMMIT SUICIDE

NEW. YORK. March 2s.--With the IN
noccnt aid Of his little siX-year-o old daugil-
ter. Yiliel. Theodore Schmidt. painter painter;
who was partially paraiyZed, commltteu
suicide, to-day with illuminating gas i'll
his home in 13Sth Street.
Mrs. Schmidt left the child at home. to
care for her husband and during her
absence Schmidt Instructed the child TO
bring a rubber hose to the kitchen. at
tach# It to n gas jet, wind it around his
neck, and place it in his 4nouth. He then
told her to turn on the gas and then GO
out to play. The child obeycd, and when
Mrs. Schmidt returned her husband was
dead Tho little girl told her mother her
= unsnspecting part in the tragedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
LAFAYETTE WINS.
Defeats Carolina University BY.
Close Score.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch;

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., March 25.-
Lafayette defeated Carolina this eve
ming to, the tune Of 2 to !, in one OF
the prettlest games ever seen on Caro-
lina's home ground. The features OF
the game were the swell pitching OF
Thompson and the poor batting of DO tn
sides. Lafayette played an errorless
game, and made three hts twelve men
being struck out by Thompson; Caro-
lima made three hits and two errors,
six men being struck out by sneidcr
for Lafayette. The game was bat
tie between the batteries, and was a
very quick one. Carolina made one
run in tho second inning, and kept
the score there until the sixth inning,
when Lafayette scored one and repeat
ed It in the eighth. Carolina went to
bat first. but Lafayette did not take
the last half OF the ninth inning. The
lineup is:
Lnfayette-,Knox. sllortstop; Shocks,
first base; Long. third base; Sneider,
pitchers Swnnk, left field Kelly, right
field; Updergrove. second base.
Carolina-James. third base; Whlta-
kcr, shortstop; Montgomery, second
base: Ham-.ton, first base; Story, centre
field; Thompson, pitcher: Morrow, left
field; Orr, right field; Roger. catcher.
Umpire, DR.. r.. p. Lawson (better
known as Kid Lawson). Lafayette
plays Carolina here again tomorrow.
Morrow will pitch for Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Cor,elvou HELPS Situation.

w.lSHlNGToN. March 2a,--The Sec
rotary OF the Treasury announced 70
day that he would accept IN supsti-
tuition for United States d per cent
bonds of 1907 now held to secure pun
lie deposits, any other government
bonds, Philippine bonds and coru,I-
Gates. city of Manila bonds. Porto
5Iican bonds; District OF Coluihpl.
bonds at bar. and Hawaiian bonds at
30 per cent; also State. municipal ana
high grade railroad bonds, such rs are
legal Investments for savings banks
in the states OF New York aud Massa-
chusctts, on the basis Of 20 per cent,
of their market value. 1t is under
stood that any such bonds thus Will
drawn must he assigned TO the secfe.s
tary of the Treasury for redelnptioM,
under the provisions OF the aepis',--t
,n,ent circular AZ March II, 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
~ " BOWLING - -

morrow morning will enter Upon training
on Lambeth Field, at tho University Of
Virginia, where tho Nationals engaged
In spring practice lust year and the year
before
Tho remainder Of tho squad Will drop
in during the week, and the entire bunch
of twcnty-onc players will be in action
by Easter Monday.
Tho players who came along with Man
agcr McAllister are lSisslngcr, Milllgan,
sVowinklc, Curric and Tozer, pitchers:
Foley aud Fennel catchcrs; Smith. sec
ond base: Nattcross, shortstop; Whitney,
first base and White, outtlcldcr. Kissin-
gers wife Is along. US Is also County Clerk
Price, IL veteran .rootcr."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
.Mnneu Easy in London.

LONDON, March 25.-1'lc break in
prices in Wall Street produced n weak
ness in tho street prices OF Americans
+ here to-day otherwise the stock en-
change surinountcd the first day OF the
dreaded settlement With much greater
ease than was expected Money was
plentiful, and the carry over was cas-
ny arranged. The innuN OF the general
Investing public Mt tile ruling low
prices helped greatly to sustain the
market
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
"Spaulding'sn Burned

3 CHICAGO, March 25.-The snort,ro
goods house OF a. G. Spaldinr & po pa st.b
on the west side OF Wabash AvonTn,
near Monroe Street, was snnrtlv on 49,
.stroyed by fire last night, tho da mn no ~
Delng $500 900. The fire. which stnrted
N y, the basement, is thought to have
!. burned 1,l nearly an hour before il w,.
discovered VS. covered The flames spread through
thc I'VE 1loors of the building 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
TO HOLD MASS-MEETING,
Citizens OF Northside Will Dis.
cuss Innortant Matters

A mass-meeting of the citizens of
Barton Heights and Brookland Park
has been called for Tonight in the
Assembly Hall of the Public School
Building. The meeting will be under
the auspices OF the Citizens Associa-
ton. Rev. r. II. Pitt, d. r., prcsi-
dent.
Several matters Of great Importance
to the residents of Barton Heights
and OF Brookland Park viii be dis
cussed.
Messrs. Martcnstein and Lightncr
will furnish music after the more
serious business of the evening has
been completed. Every citizen of the
nighborhood is urged to be present,
whether a member Of the association or
not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
SCHOONER ]. r. WH!TC0M8
AGROUND AT ASSATEAGUE

WASHINGTON, March 25.The general
superintendent Of the Life Saving Ser
vice. received dispatch from the keep
er of the Assateague Beach Llfe-Saving
station, Virginia, stating that tho
schooner j. II. Whitcomb, from the
West Indies to Philadelphia, loaded
with nuts, stranded at 4 o'clock yes
terday morning seven and one-half
miles northeast OF that station. He
reports that the crew was saved. The
Whitcomb was owned in Ellsworth,
Me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Department Store Fails.

SAVANNAH, GA, March 25.-P, IT,
ioye. conducting a retail dry goods and
department. s store, filed a voluntary Pc
i Ltion IN bankruptcy to-day, with liza
biiities of S111,O21, and assets. s113.-
56l.49 the Citizens and Southern Rnnl,
savannah. being named as preferred
credltor to the amount OF s30,4O5.
rary. receiver 80. .tNe1 lPo ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Postal News

Special to The Times Dispatch
carolina postmasters appointed: Hudson,
C .,liti county: Elcany r. Hickman vice
william, .. Hickman. resigned; Rlsdcn.
caldwell county. james "A. Laxton vice
a. ]. Bradshaw. resigned: Sprite. Stanley
county, Hampton p. Carpenter vice j, d.
Love, resigned. s%-9.
s Virginin-7Rurnl routes ordered established
as follows: May lat. rredcrlcks Hall, Louisa
county, route 2; population, $40; families,
g; population. b0o; families. 1Ao n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Policeman Loses Pistol.

Mounted Policeman krouse lost his pis-
Ioi yesterday afternoon somewhere in Lee
regulation police type and must have
cropped from tho officers pocket as he
roe ,i,, around the monument on horseback
~ - l,Dtlal reward Will be paid for It's re-
turn 70 the Second Police Station ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
EXAMINATION 0|
POLICE SCANDAL } l |!
Bingham and jerome Examine
Books Of Patrollnen's Benevo-
lent Association.

NEW YORK, March 25.-polce Com
missioner Bingham District. Attorney
Jerome and -Assstant District Attorneys
ELL and Tinker visit tho headquarters
Of tho Patroolman's Benevolent Assocla-
ton Tonight made "a hurried OK
animation Of the books5of thetorganiza-.
ton. t5ls9 s5fjf t5SfS .fi 6
The commIssioner the district at
search 81 evidence ia. conflrm q report
that ,s1gb,Q0o had been raised to af-
feet legislation relative. to the Police
lIocpartment. 1t was said that an; as
seA,sment had been made against every
ing to $40 each. The story came out
~ connection with the passage of tho
Bingham police bill which does away
with. permanent police Inspectors q in
the city. 5 q t,}s} $t
The officials who made the investi-
cation tonight declare that they found
II book which showed that nearly every
enc eng o. 7ooo patrolem 4, nag contributed
After a scarci. Police Commissioners
bingham said that tho books ana pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

Two interesting bowling games were
hold last night before large crowds
one at the Williams Alleys, the other
ut tho Cook Alleys.
At Williams Alleys the Olympias
won out with II good margin NJ the
score Will show, with Splitting making
the highest single roll:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Went Down in Defeat,

Captain Cosby's strong team OF East
Ends, after having lately reorganzed and
strengthened u great deal, again went
down in defeat before Captain kn:S.s
Southside boys last night at the Lake
Alleys. Both teams put UP hard bnt-
tie, and were in the struggle from start
to finish. and played very interesting
game, the Southsidcs winning by thirty
eight pins majority over the East Ends.
The following are the scores:
.-...- =. SOIITHSIDEr. e,rErA M. ~ s.I-.-.-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Kills Man With Club.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., March 25.--Zeke
Austin stole UP behind George Gaddy,
near the ELK Mountain cotton mills five
miles from this city, yesterday. and strtclt
a club, from the effects Of which Gaddy
died last. night. Austin was arrested.
1t is B stated that the men fquarreled
earlier in the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Berlin Clnsed Strong.

BERLIN, March ab,--prices on the
Eourse to-day improved on repuf-
chases. Canadian Pacific closed 5 =
points up. and b. and .. and PennsN'-
wanna recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
At+i1,a + Mallory Dead.

PENSACOLA. FLA. March 2o.-Attilla
F. Mallory, one OF the most pro .,la.. ~
citizens Of Pensacola. and a orothef "
United States Senator Stepflen Is. MAJ.
lory, was found dead in his office shortly
after his return from dinner. NJ M. Ma MAJ.
federatc Navy during the Civil War.