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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-03

desirable subdivision in ID. c.. on City and
Suburban ears; city water and gas; nigh alti-
LIGHTFOOT. 1907 New York ave NV.
oc1-3t
FOR SALE-NEw AND VERY ATTRACTIVE =
roam house ut Mt. Rane-. District li'ic sta
ton. ne. corner I'D st. T.. l. ave. tust
in Md. line: one fare: l"'- tax"s: wafer
sewerage ga. cleo. lights cellar and attic:
price. S;;.3h.: $lnG cash. monthly payments
j. c. ROGERS ?44 II 81. NV, or Rogers
office. District line station. se2a6t
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN; FARE OPPORTUNI.
ty. new eight roam hGuse. beautifully located
at WnoGaide. Md: Forest Glen electric cars
pass the door; excellent wafer. sewer. modern
convsnenccs. one aani c-third acres ground.
large lawn vegetable Garden. young orchard.
apples. pears. cherries. Isaci,rs. spricots.
rlrms. Ininces. Strawberries. rsspbarrcs b'ac;-
berries suoseharres. graI'es. rn:rlnta. rhubarh.
etc: ornamental tees. shInhbery and flowers;
$4,000 easy terms. Arpy 10 owner Only. DR..
&. T. CALDWELL. en- premises after pm
FOR SAi.E-FINFsT LOTS N TAKOMA PARK:
near elertri, and steam car lines: water. sewer
F Fsa g Tr. sneaP q" A. easy s terms apitf
COLOHt,., PEOPLE. RUY LOT At SOUTH
Kenwnrth. -. g. and have your house built
monthly fnstallment plau. Apply BERNARD
G. EROWN. 62T Colorado bldg. mh2S-tf
FOR SALE OWN NORTHWEST DISTRICT
real estate. an Wisconsin ave. 30 minutes from
light mscada,u road and ave: school. churches
stores, police and IRE protection: prices. $50
per lot and up. Call. write or phone for plat
and price list.
Look for the Red Arrow.
H. F. HANDLER CO. 70: 10th st. NV.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CHARTERS ISSUED
Alexandria Corporation VIII, Run Cabs
in Washington CITY.

Alexandria Corporation VIII, Run Cabs
In Washington City.
The following charters We're issued
by Clerk R. L. Wilson, of the State
Corporation Commission, yesterday:
The Capital Taxicab Company dnc.).
Alexandria, Va. Fl. A. Porter. presi-
dent: G. H Tolman. vice president; W.
f. Thomas, secretary and treasurer
all of Washington. D. G. Capital: 0Iax-
imnm. 100000; minimum, 100000.
Objects: Transporting and transferring
passengers and baggage
!, Manchester ne, Bargain House House dne.p.
dent; r. l.. Patram, vice-president: &.
w. White, secretary and treasurer-all
of Manchester. Capital: Maximum, ga
900: minimum, $4,000. Object: Furni-
ture business.
The Consolidated Swimming Pools
president; W. A. Bond vice-president:
J. A. Johnston, secretary and treasurer
all of Petersburg, Va. Capital: Max
imum, $4,000; minimum. $4,000 OBJ
jects: Swimming pools, Turkish baths,
etc.
Crown Savings Bank dnc.). Newport
News, Va. T.. c. Brown, president:
John Williams, president: G, B.
Mcintyre. secretary and treasurer--all
of Newport News. Va. Capital: Maxi
HlIIH SsODuU, 1TllUlHluIl, SO,UbU. ODe
ject: Banking business.
The Lacrosse Development Company
GncD, Lacrosse, Va. W. W. Meredith,
president, Meta, Va; l.. II. Raney, vice.
president, Lawrenceville, Va: w. w.
Wilkinson, secretary and treasurer, La
Crosse Va. Capital Maximum. $10.000;
minimum. $500. Object: Real estate
business.
Auditorium Amusement Company
GncD, Alexandria. Va. S. Ross. pres
sident: w. f. Thomas. secretary: Z. X,
Fox, treasurer--all of Washington. D.
C. Capital: Maximum, $500, 900: mini
mum. 100000. Objects: Opera and the
atrical amusements.
Appalachia Hardware Company Unc.).
Appalachia. Va. F. P. Hurt, president,
secretary. Appalachia, Va. Capitals:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum $4,000.
Object: Hardware business.
The Sycamore Apartments Unc),
Petersburg. Va. S. II. Turner. secre-
tary; W. f. Poole, president; r. Fl.
Mann, vice preside entail of Peters,
burg, Va. Capital: Maximum. $4,000;
apartment house.
t1nc5 Rosslyn, Va. P. ~. robertson,
president; j. H. Hamill vice-presldcnt:
J. #. Hodgson, secretary-all OF WASH
ington, D. G. Capital: Maximum, $10.-
900: minimum. $4,000. Objects. To
run school. a publishing business and
The Hall Realty Company Gnc.).
Suffolk, Va. z. E. Holland, president;
F.. NJ c. Quimby. secretary: o. s. Smith,
treasurer-all of Suffolk. Capital:
Maximum, $4,000; muimum $4,000.
Object: Real estate business.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1o.--The cotton mar
ket to-day just about recovered yesterdays
lcss as a result of rains in the Southwest,
fear of overflows, reports of better spot
Remand and covering by yesterdays sellers.
The close was steady at net advance Of
1S1 II. points. Sales were estimated at 150.-
700 bales The market opened steady at an
advance OF points In response to better
rabies than expected, and while there We're
slight recession during the day the general
tendency was upward until late trading
prices showed advance of 1890 points
The close was shade off from the top n $
a result Of realizing, bu, at no time dur
ing the day did there appear TO be any ag-
Sressive selling for short account such as
was In evidence at times yesterday The
big Wall street people who were reported 70
be- bearing the maIkSt on I:uesday seemed
fe be passive during ire days trading, sell
5ns a little from time to time, but making
nc apparent effort to break prices The wet
weather in the Southwest and possibility or
Hoods furnished ground for most of the
bullish talk, and there We're rumors of n
break in the levees along the Red River,
which, however, were not confirmed Re-
ports OF better spot demand and the rela-
tive hrmness of the nearby months in Liy-
erpool attracted some attention but July
mere was relatively quiet, and new crop
inonths led In the upward movement
Receipts at the ports to-day were 12561
haies against 15.o0S last week and 1850
last year. For the week 5000 bales against
estt last week and si.osS last year. rs
Gays receipts AT New Orleans 472S bales
sgainst 1857 last year. and at Houston
<'2e2 BALES against AIS last year.
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Trndc Report.

Bradstreet's Saturday will say for
tions generally are about as they have
existed for the past month. Dealers in
building materials report increased
sales. Agricultural implements and
farm supply dealers have had a sat
isfactory season. Dry goods and shoes
are dull: however. some filling in or
ders are noted this week. Collections
continue slow. Retail trade is fair.
In Virginia winter wheat Is being
harvested. The crop is reported the
best since 1891 Tobacco planting is
completed. and an increased acreage
is reported. Crop conditions generally
are reported good throughout Virginia
and North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-11
BUILDING PERMITS

Many New Structures 10 he Erected In
West End Section.
Building and repair permits were
issued by Inspector Beck yesterday as
follows,
Q. b. Willis and s.. B. Petit. to erect
q frame dwelling en- the south side
OF Taylor Street. between Strawberry
and Sycamore Streets.
r, NJ. NASH to erect frame dwell
ing at 2213 Taylor street: cost sl,S00.
s, r. Tinslcy, to erect a brick store
cost $500.
Mrs. L. It. Splitting, to erect brick
dwelling at o6O3 Grove Avenue.
II. H. Noltc. to repair brick dwell
Ing at 10 East Canal Street; cost, $500.
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steady. coffee-Quiet Rio. No. Z. SIC:
Santos, No. 4. SIC; mild. dull: Cordova.
90. m12&.c. Futures net unchanged to 10
points lower. Butter--Barely steady and
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Eegs-Steady and unchanged. Freights AMI
Observation-Disclosures. Phtatoes--Steadv:
southern, first. s2.25d1s.50: seconds, sl.oo1
200: culls. s1a1.25. Cottonseed Oil--Dull
and easier. Prime crude. acc nominal;
prime summer yellow. 47Ac. off summer
yellow. 42945isc.. good off summer yellow.
~ d 45c.; prime white. 479 SOC. prime win
ter yellow, 47Q49c.
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BALTIMORE. MD, June 1o.-FLOuR--
Dull and unchanged Wheat--Firmer spot.
a4Ss 94Sc.: southern on grade, a13o+Ac
Corn-Dull: spot. mixed. 7ec.; No. white.
7ac.; southern white corn, Sic: do yellow,
sic. Oats--Steady: No. 2 mixed, SIC. Rye
Quiet No. western. domestic. ssd soc.
Butter--Firm and Unchanged fancy imita-
tion. 200 21c. do. creamery, 25c.; do, ladle,
1Sm19c.; store packed. 17@l7hc. Eggs
Steady and unchanged at lie. Cheese
Firm and unchanged: large. September.
l3Ac.; new. flats NC; new, small, 12hc
susar--steady and unchanged; granulated
and fine, $3.50.
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NEW YORK pnopuoE M,nr rr

NEW YORK, June lo.-FLoUR-Mark
more active and easier. Rye Flour--onis,
Cprnmsal--steady Rye--Dull Whea,-
Easy No. red SIC. elevator Options i n
& ccrn--EasY No. 2. 7Ti.c nominal eleya,er
Cptons net unchanged July, 76c; Septe,n
per, iAe. osts-Easleri mixed, hsQbBc
Beefr-Flrfn. Cut Meats Lard and Pork
Steady Tallow--Firm, Rosia--ouIet Tnl
prntine-Qniet al Ac. Rc.-Quiet. Mo
iasses--rseniet. suaar--Raw firm fair rein
ing, $500 9s.A2; centrifugal "a test s@iOsp
AZ; lnolasses sugar, sass a s6T; renned.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond Va, June 10, 1908.
QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June Observation-Disclosures ed
receipts about 10000 htead. Market abou,
10c, lower. Steers, ss.75a6.75. cows san
900, heifers, siQs.s5; bulls. s3.75i5.bG
calves. s2.50@5.75. stockers and feeders
sS.2ha5 $40 Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head
Market easy. Prime. heavy shipping. $3.50 ~
h.66; butchers, sA5OG5,bo: light, mixed.
s53oa54o; choice. light. ss,4Od5.5o; pigs.
Estimated receipts about 1900 head.
Sleep strong; good lambs steady; mediums
loc. lower. Sheep, s4,50dp $50; lambs, $3.50
&6.bo; yearllnsa, $4,000,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June i0,---The dry goods
market ruled steady and quiet to-day. More
euSng OF silk piece goods is reported for
tali delivery. Ribbons are also stronger
Cottons are more quiet wiah buyers holdinr
OF, having recent aayices and an uncertain,s
abou! The future OF distribution. Knit goods
ana hosiery show Very little Improvement.
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ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour--
Weak. 10c. lower. No. spring wheat, o..
crs1.O4: No . red, e1Gs2c. No. cornS 6ss..:
No yellow, 72k M73hc No. . oats. so q
SIC. No. 8 white, 5O@52c. Flnxseed-No L
northwestern, s1.24A; prime timothy seed.
ss.sod3.ao. Short ribs, sides Uoose,, $3.50
762; mess pork. per barrel; $3.50 ls IS
.(toxedD. s7.6o67.75. Whiskey. basis Of high
wines, s1.s5. Receipts---Wheat. $4,000 bush
els; corn, 43s10o bushels; oats. $4,000
bushels. Butter-Market steady: cream
cries 100 diaries, 17G21c. Eggl-
Steady; at mark. cases included. 13ia914c.:
hrsts, 14c.. prime frsts, 1870 Cheese
Easy at 9ls 912c.
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NAvAL STORES.

WlLMINGToN N. G., Iuns 1o..-.spIR1Ts
fuhPESIi SE--Rseeipts, III casks. Ros,7
7--s,eahy az s2Aoi rtcepts. iaa barrels Tar
Inrpenti n AT s2@27o and sa7b; re-
SAVANNAH GA, June 1oTItppw>,
TINE--Firrn al i3iSc3 sales AL aasns.
GENTS i,o5a casks. shipments. 40 ca.p.
Rosin--Firm; sales. 3,iga batrelg, rece,ntr
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NEW YORK. June 1o.--BEEVEs--Re
ce!pts FOG head Ordinary 10 prime steers.
sG,0od7So per 100 pounds. bulls. s35om
b,65; COWS. s2a5.25; heifers. S. Dressed
beef slow at llhc. per pound, a little extra
peer at lac, Calves--Receipts, 4Oo7 head
Neals. $3.50 47.lo; n few lots at s675. But
termllks, st,5oa5.25. Dressed calves high
or; CITY dressed veals sdl2no. per pound .
country dressed. sIlolac. Sheen and Lambs
Receipts, 1927 head. Sheep. ss,5oGpbIoo.
lambs, s1a1.s go Hogs--Receipts, 6aas head
Market steady. New York, State and Penn
sylvania hogs, $5s5d6Io.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 1o.--The local wheat
market completely reversed its tone to day
and closed weak after showing decided
strength earlier in the day. The July de-
livery was on lsc. Corn was Il q nc. higher.
Oats were &c. lower, and provisions were
2iad5c. higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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q. S. refundins Is. resistered........
u S. refunding Is. coupon. ..........
u. S. Is. coupon. ........,,.. -. .t.'....'
u. S. Az. registered. ......,..
u. S. As. coupon...
American Tobacco As. ..a.............
Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.
Atchison general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.Atchison adjustment As tbidl......5..a
Atchison cony. As tbid).... ....,........
Atchison conv. 5s......l........,.
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio As tbid).....
Baltimore and Ohio Sias.l
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. is,.....
Central of Georgia Ss...............
Central of Georgia lst Inc. ...s.. $780,.
Central Of Georgia End Inc. (asked).
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc. (asked)....
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS (bld).....
Chicago and Alton 3iss tbid). .......
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4s......
Chicago r. I. and Pacific r. r 4s....
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.IVe cottoh Closed QuIeti midding up-
shns, ll4oi midding gulf 1l.s5

spp' cotton closed quiet; middng up-
lands 1l.4oi middng gulf, lls5
Cotton quiet; middlipg, ll4o; gross re-
oeipts S,0ls bales stock, 77.795 bales,
t .e, today at all ports--Net receipts.
s saies; 10 Japan. soi bales; stock, a.s,sss
Consolidated a, all ports-Net recetp.s
.h,iss pateS. export 10 Great Britain, 1881
i nsles' 70 France. l.4o4 bales. to the Cont.
nemt' Iosaa bales TO Japan. 6O4 bales
otal SINCE September LIST al all ports
Iet receipts. s.n63,iiS bales; export to Cirea
;Hritain, 2.,ss,slS bales; TO France, sos,ss6
bales; to the Continent, 21s2,ssl bales. ~
Japan, lss,s6s bales; 10 Mexico, l,54s bales.
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NEW YORK. June 1o.-Money on
call easy, / 1-2G1 "a per cent; ruling
rate. ! IL: closing bid, L.: offered
at "a per cent Time loans dull and
steady sixty days 9 ia. and ninety
days 9 L.; six months, 3 l2 G,3 3-4 per
cent. Prime mercantile, 3 1-2G4 per
cent Sterling exchange Irregular. with
actual business in bankers bills Mt
stS67SGshS6s5 for demand. at si.S525
Gs4s54O for sixty-day bills. CONNER
cial Bills s4.S5. Bar silver. SO SIS;
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OFFICIAL RANGE. AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
ThomasB ancheSC CT, sand Brokers'

SALES.
200 Allis-Chalmtrs ....t.s.....
1900 Allls-C Chalmers. pfd. 1850.
1920 AmnlgHnHtcd copper ~.
American Can .n.........
100 American Can, pfd........
200 Amer. Car aud Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
American Cotton Oil.,...
600 American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
1000 American Smelling ......
500 Amer. Smelling. pfd. $3.50.
800 American Sugar ...........
American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
a.43O Anaconda Copper .........
100 Atchfaor ....................
Atchison, rfd. ............
Atlantic Coast Line......
300 Baltimore and Ohio. ......
$50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
800 Canadian Pacific .........
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
Chicago Great Western.
400 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul..
CHI, NJ. and ST. Paul, pfd
500 Chicago and Northwest. /.
800 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. u
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
400 Colorado and Southern.
Col. ana South, list Dfd..
300 Col. and South. I'd pfd..
200 Consolidated Gas ......."
Delaware and Hudson.
800 Distillers' Sec. Cor. -.
4Uu ERIE ...................
Erie. 1st pfd...............,
Erie. I'd pfd.................
General Electric -. $3.50"
3.150 Great Northern. pfd. .....
200 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
GOO Illinois Central ..........
! 100 Int. Metropolitan ......".
GOO Int. Metropolitan. pfd....
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ssl Chicago r. l. and Pac. col. ss (bido. 10
AZ Chicago r. !. and Psc Ry. rfdg. Is. 81
;, c.. c., C. and St T.. gen. As (bd)... %
Colorado Industrial ss.............. 62
Colorado Midland Is Odd. ........ 62is
0N Colorado and Southern As. ............ s9Ls
. Delaware and Hudson conv. 4s..... 100
9 Denver and Rio Grande 4s.......... ael.
SO Erie prior lien As tbd). SO
Sss Erie General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
5 Hooking Valley 4as tbid). .......... 1913
osi Interborongh Metro. 4las.............. 81
Ok Japan Observation-Disclosures. st-s
2N Japan Avs ............... ........... san
SS Japan AS. End series tbid) ......... So
3 1.cus. and Nash Unified As (bid).... 9sh
s,s Manhattan conso gold 4s.......,... 96
5 Mexican Central As. ................. SIS
Mexican Central LIST Inc. Odd. ..... 1s
Ga MINI. and st. Louis As Odd ........ s.
1914 Missouri, Kansas and Texas As. 96ia
Missouri. Kansas and Tex. ends Odd s3s,
National r. r. of Mexico con- 4s...... s1a.
Gss New York Central gen. 31s. ........ %
III. New Jersey Central gen. bs (bid) 1855
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Daily Court Record.
law ana Equity Court.

Suit brought: c. A. Shelter against
the Richmond Storage and Safe De-
post Company. to recover damages
for the loss of one box of pictures,
valued at 5000
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FOR NEW YORK
The Clyde Steamship Company

PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE.
Freight received and delivered daily at
c. e. o. Ry, Co.'s Depot Seventeenth and
Broad Streets. H. X. RWOoDFIN, Soliciting
Agent. Clyde Line Wharf Phone $40.
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STOCK SAIL { s
CONTINUE LIGHT
Little Activity Except in a
Few Speculative
Favorites.

NEW YORK. June 1o.-The stock
market remained in rut to-day. the
total shares sold continuing about the
low record for over a year past. Even
with the shrunken total, the proper
ton Of activity In three or four of
the speculative favorites was main
tained to the detriment In the. compare
son of the usual run of stocks. Opin-
ion over the effects on the steel mar
#ket OF the rricc-clit remained much
confused. There wero reports from
posed TO look for further concessions
later and Sc We're little disposed to
take hold at the present level. No
gold was engaged to-day for export
and foreign exchange experts were
of tile opinion that the movement had
Terminated. Some light was thrown on
the ptrsistencS OF the movement In
spite of the money redundancy abroad
by the report that purchases had been
making Of gold for account OF the
Russian government to recupernte adj
vHncss made to Western Europe at the
time of the money crisis in the United
States.
Foreign stock markets We're report
al,le extent of the Russian demands.
Weather conditions were reported UNI
favorable Tor crops in the Southwest.
hut the only reflection of this news
tn the stock market was the heaviness
of Atchison. The days results In the
market were wholly trivial.
Bonds We're steady. Total sales par
value. s2,T4I,00O. United States bonds
We're unchanged.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
1as,5eo shares.
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Clty Clrcnlt COURT

Johnson and Company against A. S.
3. James. The Jury found for the de-
PENDANT, the court nstructing the jury
that gambling debt was not recover
able by civil process.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Virginia Navigation Company's
Merchants and Miners Transportation {

FrOvidence, Il, I.
Steamers leave Nor liz for Boston Mon,
Wed. I and Fri; for Providence SUM-. Tuea.
and sat. at g p. M. Passengers and freight
taken for all New England points. Tickets
on sale at Offices 2, q, q NY. N !, ~. Ry.'
Co, $40 e. Main.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Northern Pacific 4s.......... 1olA
Northern Pacific 3s (bid) ............ II
Norfolk and Western con. As. ai5s
Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s.......... 90b
Pennsylvania conv. alss 1915. ........ 3lN
Pennsylvania consol 4s............... 10l
Reading General 4s.................. 30
Republic OF Cuba 5s.........7....... 1osN
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. u.s.. 1863
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. Asa. 73i.
st. Louis Swcstern con. As tasked).. G7
Seaboard Air Line 4s..........l...... 51a
Southern Pacific Is tbidp............ s5h
Southern Pacific LIST is Odd $1,000. as
T e and Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los
Toledo, ST. l.. and West. As tbid). -. TAX
Union Pacific as. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1929
Union Pacific conv. 4s......... ..... 9lia
United states Steel end 5s........... osh
Wabash lists. Observation-Disclosures. 104
Wabash new AZ. Observation-Disclosures. 54h
Western Md. As tbidl. ..-...... 66
Wheeling and Lake Erie As tasked).. So
Wisconsin Central 4s................ S5N
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Norfolk andWesternRy
Seaboard Air Line Ry.

soUTHBOUND TRAINS CIIEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$40 A. M.-Local TO Norlina. Raleigh
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Dr lngham. Mem,
phis. Savannah Jacksonville and Florida
points. 5:45 p M.-sleepers and Ahes
Savannah, Jacksonville. Atlanta. Birming-
NoRTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED 10
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
s.1o A. NJ 6:o5 p NJ, 5:25 p. II.
II &. Lizard. Z. p. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-17
NAT GOODWIN HAS
 VAIN LOVE QUEST
Edna Goodrich Wonders How Any Man With Three ChinS
 Can Be Sentimental,

PARIS, May 16.-The last romance of the last of the "Florodora" girls, Miss Edna Goodrich, had Paris for a background. Mixed up in it werI private detectives, Nat Goodwin, dressmakers and jewellers.
 On Friday night Edna Goodrich sailed from Cherbourg on the steam ship KaiSerin Augusta Victoria, with 8 precious trousseau and a justifiable sense of triumph.
 Whenever Nat Goodwin's name was mentioned her laughter was worth hearing. He followed her from New York to Paris. He was under the impression he had followed her from Paris to London, but Miss Goodrich foiled him. While he went to Lon don, thinking he was on her trail, she fled from the Grand Hotel, over to the Hotel Normandie, near by, where, under an assumed name with her mother and a faithful companion, she had taken rooms and went on suUp- ping expedition.
 In her short stay of less than two weeks the former chorus girl scatter ed in the shops S20,000 of the money Harry McMillan got out of Goldfield,
  riage which takes place on June 10.
 When Mir. McMillan learned that Nat Goodwin was on his way to Europe, he was terrified lest the for mer influence of the celebrated actor over his betrothed might be renewed, and cabled Miss Goodwin asking if he should not come on immediately to Paris whence they could steal away T. T
 Miss Goodrich cabled that she was equal to the situation. Moreover, She preferred to be married in her own native land and insisted that the wed ding should take place as arranged in Berkley, Cal.
 Having treasured her future bus band, Miss Goodrich went calmly on her shopping tour, but took the pre- caution of having private detectives watch the impetuous Goodwin. She left word in the Grand Hotel she had gone to London, and even had her trunks thus labeled and put on a cab. It was this false clue that Goodwin followed. Edna says he is a pathetic object, but she wonders how any man with three chins can still think of love.
 Her theory is that he secured Lon don for her, employing English de tectives, and himself in searching ilo- tels and shipping offices.
 While the sentimental actor was thus engaged, Miss Goodrich, heavily yelled skipped quietly into the estab- lishment q a we'll known dressmaker in Place Vendome, here she was fit ted for her new wedding gown and chose other dresses by the hour.
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