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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
SYNDICATE OF FAIRS.
Cooperation by Which There Will BE
Fine Racing Attractions.
Especial to The Times-Dil

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
RALEIGH. N. c., March 2.--The
management of the North Carolina
State Fair is bringing to successful
Will this year be in splendid syndi-
cate Of big fairs in other States that
will assure the greatest racing at
fractions in the history of the State
Fair. The fairs interested are Galax,
Tazewell. Radford, Roanoke, Lynch
burg and Richmond, Va, Raleigh. Co
lumbia. Spartanburg and Greenville,
S. G. Another thing that is very graf
flying to the friends of the State Fair
in this connection is that in this cir
cult the North Carolina Fair is enabled
to retain its regular long standing
dates for the fair-third week of Octo-
Der. This time the fair will be Octo-
Der 18th to 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
INDORSE TAFT FOR PRESIDENT
AND BRITT FOR GOVERNOR
Especial TO The Times-pispatch.l

= speclaI 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch
ASHEVlLLE, N. c.. March AT the
Republican county convention, held in
the courthouse, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates and selecting
delegates to the State Republican Con-
vention. to be held in this city March
l4th Secretary w. H. Taft was in
dorsed for President Of the United
States: j. G. Grant, for Congress: Hon.
j. j. Britt, for Governor: Judge Adams,
for State chairman, and T. L. Roland
and Charles French Toms, as dele
gates to the National Republican Con-
yention at Chicago from the Tenth
Congressional District.
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MARINE INrELLIGENcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH D. 1908.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mer.
ehand'se aud passengers, ola Dominion Line.
steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, mer,
UEanulse ara passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
- steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. mer.
oHnhulsc and passengers, Old Dominion Line
~ aleamer Barheey, Shelly, Norfolk, mer,
oNsnuise ana passengers, old Dominion Line
stsalner Mobjack Graves. Norfolk and
1 , hiyer landings merchandise and pas.
sshssfs, Virginia Navigation Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03

TSperiaI to The Timcs- Dispatch.1
HIGH POINT, N. c., March 2.--The
Home Banking Company will open for
business this week in the Johnston
Building on Main Street. Messrs. T. It.
Wrenn, ]. c. WEIGH and Geo. Il. Penny
arc among the important stockhold-
ers, officers will also be named the
first Of the week. The new bank has
a capital of $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
ASIEvILI.E LODGE OF ELKs
DECIDES TO BUILD HOME
Tspeclal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1

AsHEvILLE. n. c. March 2.-The
Asheville Lodge of Elks proposes to
build permanent home In this city,
and for this purpose business meet
ing has been called for Wednesday,
lied THE Elks Home Company" a
corporation to be formed by members
of the local lodge. At this meeting
a stock subscription list will be open
ed for those who intend to become
stockholders, and the occasion will be
featured by an elaborate banquet In the
club rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
COUNTY FAIR CIRCUIT.
Meeting of North Carolina Secretaries,
But No Action Taken.
lspecial 70 The Times-Dispatcl

7 oVVVIdI 10 7 nc IIlntS-DISpatch.J '-"---|
W1NSTON-SALEAI, N. c., March q
The secretaries of the Forsyth, Gull
ford, Rowan and Mecklenburg county
fairs met here this afternoon to organ
ize a circuit, arrange dates. etc, but
adjournment was taken without any
definite action being taken. Another
meeting will probably be held in Char
lotte next week to pass upon organi-
cation and date questions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
DRY GOODS M.pKrr

NEW YORK, March 2.--The dry goods
market shows positive signs OF recovery
from the extreme quiet of the past weeks.
Mali orders for the day We're numerous, but
Tor small lots OF goods. The jobbers feel
more encouraged about the prospects ar
their house trade for the week. Dress goods
N the inner makes are being ordered again
n ruler volume, and some few repeat or
GERS have begun TO come forward Cottou
yarns are quiet. Raw silk IS lower
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
NAVAL STORES

WlLMINGToN. n, e., March a.-spIR.
IT'S TURPENTINE--stead al 49c.; re-.
ceipts, 10 casks. Rosin--steady al ssi5:
receipts ~ barrels Tar--Firm at $3.50;
at s2.25@325 and $3.50; receipts. 20 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA, March 2-TURPEN-
NJ 6oc,; sales. 60 casks; re-
ee:pts, Sa7 casks; shipments, 479 casks
Rosln--Firin; sales. 1899 barrels; receInts
! 800 barrels; shipments. 1865; barrels
stock. 1888 barrels. Quote. A, b, G, Ss3.2S,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
SURVEYORS GOING OVER ROUTE
FOR NEW ELECTRIC LINE
Especial to The Times- plspatch.l

ASHEVILLE, N. c., March Pre-
liminary work has been started on the
proposed Asheville- Hendersonville cleo
trio railway. and several large crews
are now busily engaged surveying the
route. Much Roadway has already
been made. and the work is being
pushed actively. The surveyors are
making their headquarters in Hender-
sonville and are working from that
point. The survey has already extend
ed beyond Hlllgrit.
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In Honor OF Grent rsmpernnce Leader

VSVtVIa1 70 TIC TIIINts- L'IhpulCIl,I
HIGH POINT, ~ g., March 2.--Memo-
rial exercises in memory of Francis T.,
WIZARD We're held yesterday afternoon
was present, and the exercises consist
ed of Scripture reading by Rev. Enos
Harvey; music by the Misses Woody
and Harmon; exercises by the chill
talks by Rev. j. b. Thompson and
ReY. Q. a, Alder; reading by Miss
Woody, and offering for the Win ard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
OFFICIAL. RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
By Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SAFES:

AllIs. Chalmcrs ,,..,.,..,.
IN. ,t,ai,,,.s MA
Aliis-'-i'ni iiisi -
3o,SS2 Amalgamated copper -.
American Can .............
400 American Can, pfd.0
ZOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer Car and Foun. pfd
100 American Cotton Oll....,
500 American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
50. OPS American smelling ....
/ $50 Amer. Sugar. eX. div.
American Tobacco. com.
100 American Tobacco pfd. -.
! nqp Anaconda Copper ........
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Winston Tobacco Trade.

Speclal 70 The Flmes-D Ispntch,1
WINSTON SALEM. N, c., March a.
Local manufacturers shipped 3S29, GOT
being an increase OF over 900 900
pounds OF same month last year.
stamp sales amounted to $229,TS1.S2
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nIrthdny EYcry Fonr Ycnra.

Especial to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.l
HIGH POINT, N, c., March 2,-Beina
porn porn on the 10Th day of February and
therefore, not being able. 10 have a
tphlrthday only once every four years, IS
inc case OF Mr.. Mccarthy. OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
Tobacco Sales Mt South Hnl.

SPECIAL 20 The Times DISPATCH.
SOUTH HILL, VA, March 2.-The
south Hill tobacco markets sales dur
ing the month of February amounted
to- 52l,745 pounds. The average for
bright was $3.50 per hundred pounds.
Prices on darks were as follows:
Lugs. common ...... &c to &c
Iugs, good. ...... Sc to 1Oc
nilolt .-....#...... sc 10 lZc
Shipping tobacco. Toe to 15c
Several farmers made an average
as high as SOC.
The highest price during February
was 4Sc. The market is good and
firm at above prices One of our larg-
est dealers told me this week that
tobacco was selling higher than he
had seen 1t since 1892.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Rsnortel by Rodgers, Mccabe g. Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, March o-pEA
market steady at soc per
bushel, Observation-Disclosures steady at 81 10
! sc. for fancy stock machine picked, 2jr 40
&C.; shelling stock, lisQ2i.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, OF
this city. Saturday another birthday
rolled around. and he celebrated the
occasion by taking day off-as such
events only occur once every four
years with him.
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CHICAGO, March ,--cATTLE-Receipts
es,nateG about 1900 hGad Market active
$a.e595.00; neifers. s2,5O@5.a5 bulls. $40
@A:5o calves, $6.T5Q7.95; stockers and
feeders, S2.I5 QA.90. Hogs-Reccpts esti-
mated about $4,000 head. Market steady
TO sc. lower. Choice, heavy shipping. 81 50
9t,e5; butchers s4,45a4.65; light, mixed,
S3.loGi.i1; bull kof sales. S4.59Q4.6O. Sheep
Receipts estimated about $4,000 head.
Market steady. sheep S4.o54 $50: lambs,
sea 6H0; YearlnEs. Sh.75D 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03

The dog tax tickets. which are being
prepared in the treasurer's Office, will
soon be in the hands Of the consta-
bles. Persons owning dogs are re-
quested to be ready with their taxes,
and thus save trouble for the authori-
ties and avoid the penalty by prompt
payment.
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sportsmen WHO have been

Sportsmen who have been making
have BEEN been war ad' that Saturday Vas
the last day OF the robin season. Many
of them, it seems from Inquiries, re-
been under the impression that the
omen season extended to April list.
This however. is not the case. and all
who are caught ssnealSing up on the
redbreasts after this will be arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)

ISaIeS at Union STOCK Yards.)
Richmond. Va, March .. 1905
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending March 2, 1908:
Catte-Best steers. 81 q 54ac.: medium to
good 1905 &C.. common TO fair, 81 a 4ssc. !;
best heifers. 4A@5c.; medium to good, Az O.
Az q &c; medium TO good. 3is 4c.; com
mon TO fair. az G3hc.; bulls. si4Gp4c. Cows
and calves. $25il50.OC per head Calves.
fair, 4aa54c: best lambs. 6,i@7hc .:' COM ~
mon to good, bGR6Hc.; best hogs, 5.15@54c.;
common TO fair, 5@5.1oc.; shoats, 5000
4%c.; sows and stays, Ais04&c. Cattle,
1c0l5c. higher.
Prospects good for present prices next
week.
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U. S. retunding IS. registered. ....... 1oi
U s. refundins IS. oupon........... 100
l.. S. IS, registered. .................. lol
L. S New As. registered. .......... l2a
L. S. New As, coupon. ............... IL:
American Tobacco 4s................ 81
American Tobacco 6s,.,............. lol
Atchison general 4s................ q
Atchison adjustment is (bid) ........ 8
Atchison conv. Is lbidl..., 8
.Atchison conr. 5s tbid) ........... y
Atlantic Coast Line is tbid) .,........ q
Baltimore and Ohio 4s............ %
Baltimore and Ohio Siss.............. .
brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. A.. 8
Central OF Georgia 5s............... ..
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. Offered. 90
Central OF Georgia End Inc. toffered). 46
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. Offered. Is
Chesapeake and Ohio 4i5s lex. int. q
Chicago and Alton 3as. 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03

At Henrico Courthouse yesterday
Magistrate Lewis fined Charles A. Wolf.
him under security for sixty days for
trespasslng on the property OF the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway and rid
Ing. on trains. In default OF the se-
curity and the amount of the fine. Wolf
went to jail. The arrest was made by
Detective J. S. Huntington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-03
cnTrnN MARKETS..

NEW YORK. March The feature of to-
DAYS cotton market was the strength OF
MUM over July from l5@ % points. The
close was firm on May and steady on other
positions ut net advance OF llGl2i points.
Sales were estimated at 1000 bales. The
rIaiket opened steady at an advance of 56p
l. points. and before the advance Was
checked sold 12G1G points net higher on
old crop months as a result of covering ana
local bull support, which was encouraged bS
timer cables. larger English spot sales and
tito bullish cot&truction placed on Satlrday
visible supply stateiatnt At the advance
Offerings ircfcaSed and prices cased Oft or
. points from the top under realizing and
selling BY local bears. There was n con-
tinued good demand, however, and after
some little irregularity the market firme1
up again on runlors concerning the inten-
lions OF the new bull with reference 10
March and May contracts, and the extent of
the short interest in these deliveries The
close was within point or two of the top.
Southern spot markets We're generally un.
Changed. Exports exceeded port receipts
for the day by IL considerable margin, and
the interior movement continued light.
Some New England advices reported a bet.
ter demand for goods ana claimed that
SINNERS We're better buyers of spot cotton.
7 Tomorrow VIII be holiday IN the New
y Receipts at the ports to-day l77sS bales
against l4,190 last week and 27,0O5 last
year. Fer the week 10000 bales against
days receipts at New Orleans 1875 bales
against S.l6+ last year. and at Houston
2,!Uo bales against 6,ll last year.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady or all but May. which was firm
Open. High. Low. Close
March ..-........1o.5l 1911 1850 1910
May .::..::.::,c.s9 1856 1oss 1881 49,
july ........lo.57 1000 1850 1875 90
August ........... 1o.3S l0.40 1910 TO- 4.
October ...........lo.Uo 10.0S 1000 1906
November .........lO.O0 1000 1000 1905
December ........l0.0i 1905 1901 1906
Spot cotton closed quiet, 20 points ad-
vance; middlng upiands. ll.G5; middlng
gull, 1880; sales, a3,425 bales
Cotton. quiet; niddlins, 11G5 gross ra-
ceipls S,iea bales; sales, 2S,425 bales; stock
10252l bales,
Total to-day al all ports-Net receipts
li7aS bales; export to Great Britain G. zoo
tales: % the Continent, 1910 bales; stock
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
Ss,'pi bales export TO Great Britain, 12,0at
bales to France, zoo bales; to the CONT
nent 1872 bales. TO Japan, 450 bales
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts, 6,SGi,6 s1 bales; export 10 Great
Britain, a.49s6Sl bales: TO France. 673, asa
6a!esi 70 the continent2. 5o0,la1 bales; "a
Z japan, -ho,5GS bales; to Mexico, 1920 bales
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
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HENRIco NOTES

Supervisors to Have Monthly Meeting
ut Courthouse To-day.
will hold their monthly meeting at thu
courthouse to-day uS IL O'Clock.
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New York Central gen. 3,as..... $50
New Jersey Central gen. Us ;bid) -. 121A
Northern Pacific 4s................. 99Ts
Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T0ts
Norfolk and Western con. Is toid).. 95ia
oregon Short Line refundnG 4s...... S6si
Pennsylvania conv. 3;.s (bid). ........ e2A
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 81
s.. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 1o4st
st Louis and San Francisco IS. 4s.... 69h
St Louis S'western con. As toffered)... CO
Senboard Air Line As. 4a,s
southern Pacific Is (offeredl ......... ssh
Southern Pacific LIST As certificates. SO
Southern Railway 5s................ 81
Te%as and Pacific lsts................. lO5N
IoIedo, st. j.. and West. As (oHered). 60
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 9e1s
Union Pacific conY. As. .............. saiS
United States steel end 5s. ........... IS
Wabash lists. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1929
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Western Nd. As (offered) COMMENCEMENT. 55
Wheeling and Lake Erie AZ (offered). so
Wisconsin Central Is tofered) $50. So
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METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY

The meteorological summary issued
by the Richmond branch of the United
States Weather Bureau for the month
of February Is as follows:
Atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea
level, inches and hundredths) Mean.
30.1i; highest, 30.SS; date, 9th; lowest,
29.l3: date 18th.
observation-disclosures, 6S; date, 18th:
lowest 10; date. 9th; greatest daily
range, 81: date, 18th; least daily range,
9; date. 22d.
Mean for this month in 1881. 40: 1882,
AZ 1889, 40; 1884, As; 1885, "a; 1856. So
1887. 40; 1883, As: 1889, SO: 1890, 5o
1891, 40; 1892, IA; 1898. 40; 1894, SO:
1895, 81; 1896, IL: 1897, Al; 1898. IS
1899, SO: 1900, So: 1911, So; 1902, 50:
1903. 40; 1904. 81; 1906, 81; 1906, 80;
1907. 80; 1905, 81.
Mean of this month for twenty-eight
years, 39.S.
Absolute maximum for this month
for eleven years. 10
Absolute minimum for this month for
eleven years. %.
Average daily excess (4-s or de-
ficiency q of this month as COM
pared with mean of twenty EIGHT years,
-3.2.
Accumulated excess % or deficiency
O since January 1st. -S9.7.
Average daily excess (-t-) or de-
ficiency Cd since January LIST, lis.
Precipitation-Total this month,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. B. and Quincy new As. 500. O.
Chicago, r. !. and Pacific r. X. ISL. g.
Chi. n. !. and Pac. col. IS Eek. int. &
c.. c.. c. and St. L. gen. As (orfered). o
Colorado Industrial IS, series A..
Colorado Midland As (offered) ....... 5
Colorado and Southern As. .......... 8,
Cuba IS lex int. ,....... .......... 10
pcnver and Rio Grande As (offered). Q,
DIstillers' Securities IS (bid) ....... 6
Eric prior lien As toffered) ........ S:
Erie General As tbid) ........ 5
I locking Valley AIS. ........... .
Inter Met, 41&s. 5
Japan 4,ss, certificates ......... s
Japan AS, certificates, End series. S
| Louis. and Nash. Unified IS Cofrered) o
Manhattan con. gold As (offered) 80. 81
Mexican Central 4s... &,
Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid) $500. /.
MINI. and st. l.. IS Eek. int. orered). 81
MISSOURI. Kan. and Texas Is Cbid) . Q
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ends :.
Natl r. r. OF Mex. con. As ,bid) '. 7
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va March 2, 1908.
QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Martin, and a score of men insisted on shaking hands with him. During the excitement pr. Peyton lost watch fob, and that was too much--thus the hair cut and a new mustache,
 While the Indiana doctor was trying to escape from the Hoffman house he was found by several enthusiastic democrats on their way to attend the state democratic committee meeting in the Victoria hotel, and before he could prove he was not William Ien- nngs Bryan he had his straw hat broken,
 "I am Bryan democrat" explained Dr, Peyton. "I like Mir. Bryan, and have entertained him but l can't cor~ ry around any more of his troubles on my shoulders. lTe seems to have too many friends in New York, so I'm going back home where folks know who ] am,
 Tt so happens that Mir. Bryan and 1 are the exact age, tho same height and weigh the satne, must look like him. for the folks on the New Haven train, think, put Mr. Bryan down a9 terrible liar when l insisted was not the real article,
 T would like 1t much better if peo-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
Unconflrmed Report Says Ty- rant Has Refused to Con slider Hollands 8 Second
 Proposal.
DUTCH CRUISER
SAIL s
Venezuelan President Has Been so Seriously III That Consultations of Physicians Were Held
 Daily.

Oct 4,--President Castro returned tc Oct 4.--Presdent Castor returned to Caracas few days ago. cutting short his stay at Barquisimeto on account of i'll health For a time the president was very sick man and consultations of physicians were held daily, His con dition is improving now, but as vet lie has not been able to give his atten ton to Hollands second note, which Baron seckendorff, the German minis ter, presented to him on Friday last
 The belief Is held here that Pres- dent Castro will not yield to the Dutch demands, and that rather than do thls he would fight
 Sir Vincent Corhett, the British min ister, has returned here filter an ab- sence of month in Trinidad
 Willemstad, oct. 4.-lAdvices received here by steamer state that at meet ing on october 1, tho Venezuelan sen ate and President Castro refused to consider the Hollands second note with regard to tho controversy that has arisen between the two countries.
 According Co the same advice. Presi- dent Castro who had been seriously III but was improving, suffered relapse and was again reported to be very III, Some of the Venezuelan ports are mak- ing preparations, fearing q blockade by the Holland government
 The Hague. Oct. 4.-some concern exists hero over the report, not yet en- tirely confirmed, that President Castro has rejected the second note of the Dutch government The majority of the people. however, and the govern ment still trust that the Venezuelan president will understand his own ln- terests sufficiently 10 revoke his decree of May 1. which virtually put an end to Curacoa's commerce
 Many arc opposed 10 hellirerent ac- ton on the part of Holland, .n the wish that Tho Hague. as the seat of the peace conference he not connected in any way with tho idea of war, but the government will be prepared for any cventualltiee. The cruiser Utrecht has been placed under orders to proceed to the East Indies. but by way of the West Indies When she arrives in West Indian waters there will be four war ships under tho Dutch flag assembled at that station.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
WOES OF BRYAN's DOUBLE,
Hoosler Mistaken for the Nebraskan
 Has All Kinds of Trouble.

Dr, David Coombs Peyton, of Jeffer~ sonville, Ind, president of the Indiana State Medical association, got a halr cut in the Hoffman house. the other day, says the New York World, pr. Peyton also said to the barber You need not shave my upper lip to-day. I'm going to grow a mustache'
 Then Dr Peyton got in a closed cab, and notwithstanding the heat. pulled down the curtains, and told the driver to break all records driving to the nearest railroad station
 once Dr Peyton thought 1t was q joke because he is remarkable dou- hle of William Jennings Bryan, but after being routed out of New Haven train coming from Boston to New York al midnight, pushed to the back platform, cheered, and asked to deliv- er speech, Dr, Feyton thought it uas time to change hig looks,
 Dr Perton would not have worried so much over the loss of sleep, but yes. terday he was caught in the Cafe
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
SPEEDING AUTO KILLS
Turns Turtle at Foot of Hlll--charIes
 Weishecker Of IIarlem ncnA,

New York oct, 4-Charles Weis- becker, wholesale meat dealer of Harlem, was killed, and his wife and Mir, and Mrs. Louis Ungorch and the chauffeur were seriously Injured in an automobile accident that wrecked Mr. Wesbecker's Dig touring car noar Edgewater, N, j., tonight
 Mir Weispecker MT Ungerich and Mrs rngerich suffered fractures of thc skull. The chauffeur had several ribs broken and sustained severe intetnal injuries
 According to witnesses the machine was making fifty miles an hour down steep hlll to gain Impetus to ascend the next hin and was rounding q sharp turn when one of the front wheels skidded, exploding the tire. The CHT SbEHEd 10 TTEG mo HIT TUU rHTTT turning completely over landed with q crash against a telegraph pole.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
SINCERTTTY'S CHARM,

Few attributes add SO much to onea personal power as inc knowledge that one is absolutely genuine and sincere
 If your life Is n perpetual lie, lf you know that you are not what you pre- tend 10 be, you can not be strong There ia a continuous struggle with the truth going on inside you which saps your energy and warps charac. fer.
 If there is q mote in your eye, re- move it at once C,Ger0'ae, yon oar not Iook the world straight Tn the facc, Farther there wil) ne a e'oDrll. ness a h2ao about yoHr character whicu W' be noticeable 70 those about yn2s
 Strength 'oe in character. Deceit ia wcabness} sham and pretonse are en- feeblins. only tho genuine and the