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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02
News Received In Rome.

Rome, February 1.-The news of the
assassination of King Carlos and the
Crown Prince of Portugal at Lisbon Gre
ated a tremendous sensation in Rome,
both at the Quirinal and the Vatican.
King Victor Emmanuel at once tele-
graphed to the Queen OF Portugal, who Is
his cousin, his most profound sorrow and
expressed his warmest sympathy.
The Vatican was Informed of the assas-
sination by the Papai Nuncio at Lisbon.
The Pope had retired for the night and
Cardinal Merry Del Val gave orders that
he was not to be disturbed. Therefore
news of the terrible tragedy will not be
communicated to him until morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02

premier in every step he took, and yet an
other prediction was made that King and
premier would stand or fall together.
Even with all that had gone before, the
end might yet have been averted but for
the fatal government decree that was
gazetted today. 1t struck the final deep
note of tyranny. Armed with 1t, Franco
had the people at bay.
With power to send any citizen of high
or low degree into exile or Punishment on
mere suspicion. with all parliamentary
immunity suspended, with all persons sem
fenced for alleged political agitation,
classed as criminals and deprived of civic
rights, after a forced trial within two
days of their arrest and with no right
of appeal, what was left?
Franco justified the move on the ground
that 1t was necessary before the country
is "deluged in blood"
The crushing reply of the outraged
people came in today's bloody crime.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02
IntoIerabIe Conditions.

This was not the rabble alone that felt
the stern hand of oppression. Here We're
conditions that We're intolerable to people
OF the highest class as we'll as those Of
the gutter.
Ell Correlo in its last issue before sus-
pension a few days ago, thus summed up
the situation:
1--WE are living in reign of terror,
such as often precedes the downfall Of
strong government"
With crushing force came the fulfill
ment of the prediction tonight, when in
quick succession the King and his heredi-
tary successor fell beneath the hand of
assassins and the government came top
ping down under the impelling force of
revolutionary movement that may add
Portugal to the list of free republics.
Carlos was warned. His own son, now
dead beside him, counselled moderation
and the repression Of the arch-represson-
ist, Franco. Many republicans, and even
scores of anarchists, before fleeing the
country to avoid the possibility of ar
rest. besought the King to pause and re-
fleet.
Prediction Fulfilled.
Instead. Carlos resolutely supported the
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numerous arrests. the military visits and
the general brutality of the police, all
combined to feed those passions on winch
revolutions thrive.
Kings set some proht by experience
and Carlos was no exception.
pran,ier Franco was allowed a free
hand. Absolutely inhexible. within the
nast week he announced a determination
either to Danish or exile all suspects, re-
CARELESS of rank or position.
He destroyed the liberty of the press,
suppressed all public meetings, harshly
repressed all street manifestations and
turned loose a strong street patrol, which
by day and by night has held In terror
practically the entire population of Lis
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02
$500 NettletOns S5.75
$500 NeftletOnS Sass
$500 Cox Special $685.
$500 "Kox" Shoes So. As
$3.50 KOx" Shoes S2.95

We are offering some Sc
and 81 Nettfetons, as good
shoes as any in our two
stores, at $3.50. If you can
find your fit, just put your
self in the list of lucky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. February 7.-FLOUR--
Steady with moderate demand Rye Flour
Steady Buckwheat Flour-Quiet. Corn
rca-Steady. RIe--Dull. Wheat-Spot
G1m: No . red. sl.0als elevator. Options
closed at top. May, sl.os.;: July. sl.o.,..
corn--spot firm; No. .. zoe. elevator. op.
tions, &c. net higher. May. 703sc.: July.
6aisc. Oats-spots strong: mixed. Sc
Eeef--Firm. Cut Meats, Lard. Pork. Tai
lew and Pctroleum-stcady. Rosin and
Turpentine-Quiet. Rice and Molasses--
Quiet. susar-Raw. steady: fair refining.
s:.25; centrifugal. a5 test. s3.75; molasses
sugar, SIS; refined sugar. steady. Coffee
Spot steady: Rio. No. !. 6Ac.: Santos. No
A. sf.c.; Cordova. steady at 9stGl3c. Futures
net unchanged to 5 points lower. Butter
Finn; creameries. held, seconds to specials.
process. seconds to special. $50
32Ec.;. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Easy; nearby, brown and mixed, fancy.
.Ga 97c.; firs,s. :59e5hc.; Western and
Southern. hrsts. eSc.; seconds. e4924.c.
steam. Ind. Peanuts-Steady and un-
changed Potatoes-Frm and unchanged.
Cobbases-Easy and unchanged cottonseed
Oii--Easer for crude, but Arm for refined
on professional bull support; Prime crude.
.9iG n 3ec.: prime summer yellow, 39hc.: oft
summer yellow 37s.Mssac.; good off sum
meg yellow. 3sH4 asc.; prime white. 400
sc: prime winter yellow, ~ Gpt Iihc,
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III = =
-Ell.l'AN NINRE I,,I,S

NEW YORK. February Tho cotton
market was irregular to-day. closing steady
at net advance OF points to u decline
o.. = points. Sales were estimated at 2n5-
bsies he market opened steady at a de-
cine OF /. points TO an advance OF points
AMI Immediately following the call worked
hiEhcr on bull support OF May covering OF
sierts and favorable advices from Southern
skhoi markets Some of the same brokers
Nho We're buying May seemed 10 be selling
July. with the result that While May sold
" to n'L advance OF points during the
. AFTERNOON July. hGhs around the closing fig .
uEe3 OF last night, and later the whole list
9eacted under realizing with May closing
points net higher and July points net
lever Light estimates for to-morrow's re-
35ce'p's, smaller into-sight movement for
the week than expected and the large ex-
ports were the encouraging factors on thu
advance, while the later reaction was partly
& Hue to notice from the exchange that In.
nrtries made of leading Southern mill in.
tt.iests show that reduced consumption OF
-II to - per cent. is generally expected, and
nT'ess business improves In the spring the
reduction may be considerably larger. Wires
& from the Eastern belt reported some demand
from American mills, and there was SONS
z tax OF inquiry for supplies out of the local
Stock. Exports for the day were ubout "a .
SU90 bales in excess of the port receipts
Receipts at the ports to-day were 80 o7s
spales against C3557 last week and "a 90
last year For the week 100000 bales
y aGainst 2Sl,eSi last week and s56IlS last
year. lo-day's receipts at New Orleans
& lL3Ii bales against l0,l9l bales last venr
Rnd at Houston G,.2i bales against ll,Seo
2 bales last year.
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in this way. but / do not know what


in this way. but do not know what
else to do
The father of this child. while. re-
sponsible for it's life ana my wretched-
ness, stands high socially, morally and
also in business. He is of cultured
family and well educated am also
OF good Scotch irish descent and have
had good educational advantages. I
am not telling you this to boast OF
who or what | am. but it may be that
some one will be mercifully inclined II
they believe me.
Very respectfully yours.
(Signed) ''TH II MOTHER
Why the baby was not left ut the
home of DIR. Swope, as was evidently
the mothers intention. cannot be
explained. The child was warmly and
neatly clad. but. neither the. clothing
nor the blanket in which the baby was
wrapped afforded the slightest clue
and the mystery of the child's identity
is puzzling the police authorities
The baby is very pretty with big
blue eyes and rosy cheeks. Mrs. Reed
has declared her intention OF Keeping
the babe until some satisfactory ar
engagements are made for its disposal.
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e. w. WESTBuRY, D. p. A..
$40 u. Main street. Phone 49,
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n. 6 w. FILES ANSWER.
Lower Rates to Virginia Points Dae to
COmnctition. t5fa

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
3 RALEIGH, N. c., February >7.-The
sion is notified by the Interstate Com
merce Commission that the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company has
filed its answer to the complaint OF
case alleging unjust Observation-Disclosures
against North Carolina points insfreight
rat ties as compared with Virginia cities
The answer sets out that while the
rates to Virginia cities arc. lower than
to the North Carolina points, this is
due to competition to those points,
and, further, that while the North Car
DINA rates are higher they arc not
5pany will show at the hearing before
the Interstate Commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
FROM PuLPIT TO BANK.
Tnrl,cc1 Minister Resigns to Accept
Plncc as Bnnk Cashier.

Especial to The Times -Dspatch.l
HIGH POINT, N. c.. February "a
prominent minister of the Western
North Carolina Conference OF the NJ. E..
Church. South. In the person of Mr.
Geo. +. Kirby. at one time serving
place. Will sever his connection as a
member of that body to take the po-
sition of cashier of the Home Bank
ing Company. to be established here
March goth. The new bank is pro-.
noted by Mr.. r. r. Nrenn,s a capitalist
OF Marion. and other parties. The cap
ital stock to begin with is $4,000. Mr..
Kirby is stationed at Kings Noun
tain at the present, but will move his
family here the first of March.
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4 GIFT TO THE SHERIFF.
Baby on the Doorstep and Pnthctc
Note From Its Mother.

g-tfs Special to the IlneS- Dlspdtcn,je - N
ASHEVILLE, N. c., February -
Nesting n a big basket w VA m,
eddy nursing from bottle, tiny
three-weeks' old baby girl was ,n toun ~,
the side porch OF the house occupl ne
by eX-Sheriff Henry Reed, on Mo orsn
Main Street. The baby was discovered
by Mrs. Reed. who at once TOOK ~
in. and later notified the police. ~,
Inside the basket was found the lol-
loving pathetic letter addressed 70
the, Rev. Or. sWope. rector OF AL
Dear Mr. Swope.-, hope q g, yW oInI for
give me for leaving this innocent, and
helpless babe Ct your door; but Ioa II nope Pc
find II a Christian home among Epis-
sopal people ina family 9 tT,s 9or ,Ns To
sake Of the child, who is l.in nowise
responsible for its own existence. or
give me. will sin no more Pray
for me- and may G9 q BLESS d ana py No.
almost to madness TO dispose Of II
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Cash quotations We're az follows; Flour
steady. NO. = sprins wheat, sl.06@1.09: No.
96e. asl,oa: No. 9 red, o4Go67sc No. corn.
ss@Ss ss, No 30 ysliow, S9HS soe No
Sec Fair 10 choices mating, S4493c FlaS-
see,l--No ! northwestern s1,li.: prime
timothy seed, $3.50, Glover, contract grades
sl31o. Short ribs. sides loose,. s6GpG,o5;
mess pork. per barrel, Sl1,55@ll65; lard,
per 100 pounds $3.50: short clear sides
tboSed), s6,25GpG50. Whiskey basis of high
Vines, Sill Butter--Market firm; cream
cries. e2W33c.: dairies. .l@29c Eggs
Easy; nj mark, cases included, .ldpa2c.;
lirsts. 22isc.; prime tlrsts, 23i.c.; extras,
aaisc. sCheese--Stcady at ll4lSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued yester-
t. II. Rowland, to erect frame dwell
ings on Taylor Street. between syca-
more and Rowland; value, $1,000.
Charles NJ. and George j. Bialkowski,
70 erect frame tenement for three
dwellings at 40S. 40 and i12 Randolph
Street: value, $4,000.
a permit was issued to the Virginia
Life Insurance Company to repair
prick Office at 912 East Broad Street !;
value. $l25. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
DEAD MANS SECRETS.
Much Interest In the Opening of Zach
nry Holland. Sufe.
lspec!al to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special "a The Times Dispatch.1
Jordan, an expert safe man. last night
was summoned to Holland, Va, to open
the safe OF Zachary Taylor Holland.
the wealthy money lender, who died
OF the nephews and nieces were in
favor Of waiting until after the funeral,
which occurred this afternoon,
Mr.. Jordan went to Holland again
tonight to peep into the decea 81,
most sought-for OF all the contents, is
the WILL If there be one. II no testa-
ment be found the estate VIII go to
sister, Former Senator Thomas Fl.
Baines says twas one of the biggest
country funerals he ever Witnessed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
RAILROAD CHANGES.
Supt. Hudson, of the Dnnyillc Division,
Has Been Promoted.

Spec1AI TO The 7Tlmes-Dlspatch.I 1880
SPENCER, N. c., February 1.-THE
are greatly concerned over the an
nouncelnent to-day that Superintendent
". r. Hudson, OF the .Danville divls-.
ion Of the Southern Railway, has been
Birmingham division5of the same road
effective at once. The rallroaders are
gloath to part with Superintendent F1ud-
pres IT. position t The promotion, 1T It
Is said, was made on account OF his
special fitness for the heavy work Il
the Birmingham district. General sat
ter p G. Walton Of Greensboro. Is
named as superintendent of the Dam
vile division. to succeed Mr.. Hudson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
GOV. GLENN PLEASED
WITH HIS RECEPTION
lie Believes the Crusade Against
Wfiskey Is Most Auspiciously
Begun in Old Dominion.
DENIES CHARGES AGAINST HIM
Especial to The mes.plspa.ch.l

RALEIGH, N. c., February 7.--Gov-
ernor Glenn returned this morning
from Richmond. where he says he was
accorded one of the most hearty re-
cepttons and interested hearings he
ever received anywhere when he .ap-
ginia State Anti-saloon League to
speak In the cause Of temperance. lie
believes the movement against the
"whiskey evil' Is most auspiciously
prohibition states OF the Union.
The Governor said his attention has
been called to letters In the Industrial
News. Greensboro, f,om Representative
that the Governor had written various
railroads or railroad officials while
aGitating the matte, of compromise In
the passenger rate fight to the effect
that he considered the 2 4 cent rate
1conilscatory, ruinon, 10 the country
and ought to be repealed. He says
there is no such letter in existence.
and that to prove this, his letter files
are open to the inspection of any one
interested. and that II there Is any
person who has such letter from
him lie desires to in this way convey
his full consent for 1t to be turned
over to parties making the charge
Tor publication.
Another Denial.
Governor Glenn further declares that
he had nothing to do with setting the
date for the prohibition election nor
does he believe that Hon. Locke Craig
did: however. he could only speak for
himself Governor Glenn says the only
date he mentioned was April 2Sth. as
he believed in a short. quick campaign.
Asked If he would take very active.
part in the prohibition campaign. the
Governor said he certainly would, as
est for the state. This reference to
the prohibition date and his ac-
tirity was in answer to charges that
he had influenced the choice of
tunity as possible to further his al
legged aspirations for the United States
Senate against Senator Overman as
possible.
Charters Granted.
a charter was issued to-day for the
the purposes being literary and social.
and the corporation having no capital
stock: The ncorporators are II. Pc
trio. ID. r. McKinnon. u. v. Eve and
others.
An amendment is granted the char
pany. of Pembroke, Robson county.
increasing the capital from $4,000 to
, Editor Mormon H. Johnson. Of the
nounces to-day that he Will remove the
principal Office Of his publications from
Raleigh to Charlotte April 1st
In rounding up the work of this spe-
cal term of the United States District
Court. Judge Boyd, who has presided
in the stead of Judge Thomas r. Pur-
nell. who is off for few weeks much
needed rest. imposed penitentlary sent
ences onJa number of prisoners. Wal
ter Scarborough Arthur Debnam and
James w. Roodrick were given twelve
months each for retailing whiskey
without license. Two boys under six
teen. guilty Of the same offense, We're
sent to the reformatory in the District
OF Columbia to serve terms James
Price. OF Clayton, was given one year
in the Atlanta penitentiary for selling
whiskey to q minor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
BANKRUPT PROCEEDINGS.
Frankfurt Lonn CO., Norfolk, ana y. VI
Pierce, Whnleyvillc, 1nsOlVcnt.

( NORFOLK, VA, FEBRUARY 7.-On the
petition Of creditors. whose claims ag-,
sregate over. 5000. the Frankfurt
loan Company Cine. was throW y ~, mo !,
II. Wells, G. r. Swtnk and r. g. Miller
We're named as receivers BY Referee
ID. L. Groner. -,
James NJ. Pierce, Of Whaleyvilie, Va,
to-day filed voluntary petition an
bankruptcy, placing his liabilities at
s2,5Go and assets at $1,19O. sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Dik1 IOCl'S IH!itthEi.
NEW YORK. February THE dry goods
jot bling trade for the day showed a little
activity in dress goods and cotton goods
departments Buying is still very conserva-
tive Tomorrow the annual excursions of
buyers will begin Cotton yarns rule gen
orally quiet with a moderate amount OF
trading reported In knitting yarns Wool
is tending lower. Worsted mems wear OF
the better fancy qualities Is in fair demand
in houses where special styles are proving
attractive. 1t Is expected that mapped cotton
goods Will be opened for fall within ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
roo MUCH PROHIBITION.
Wilmington Preacher Breaks Down.
Under Nervous strain.

tspeca to The Times Dlspatch.i
WILMINGTON. n. c.. February e.
Rev. Fred D. Hale. pastor of the First
Baptist Church. has suffered a ner-
vous breakdown as the result Of his
strenuous and somewhat sensational
work in campaign here for local
statutory prohibition for the Leg
islature. He left yesterday afternoon
for Fort Myers. Fla, to recuperate.
and will be absent several weeks. Dur
fng that time his pulpit will be filled
by the Rev. Frank c. Brown. Of Nor
walk Conn,
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Ratlroaos.
Southern Railway,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N B.-Following schedulc figures pub,
lished only as Information. md are NOS
guaranteed:
1900 al. M.--Daily--Loc for Charlotte.
t1.16 a. Observation-Disclosures Full.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, Net
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga, and
ali the South. Through coach fof
Chnso City. Oxford, Durham.
$500 =. M--Ex. Sunday--Keysvllle Local.
1880 p. M.-Dnily--Limited pullman ready
$50 j. NJ. for all tho South.
YORK RIVER LINE. u.
1880 p. MEX. Sunday--To West Point
Connecting for Baltimore Monday,
"Wednesday, Friday.
2:1t r. M.--Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day---Locat to West Point.
1880 A.. MEX. sundays--Locul to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:55 a. NJ. $40 r. 3M.-From all the South
4:t0 =. M.--from Charlotte. Raleigh, Dur.
ham. chnse City and local stations.
$40 a. M.--From Keysvlle--I.ucal.
0:20 q. M--From West Point. and from,
baltimore Wednesday. Friday AMI
Point. 'iT5i5
e. w. wEsTBuRY, D. p. A..
?2O u. Main Street. Phone 4b5.
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NAVAL STORES.
MILMINGroN. ". 81. Februa1y 7.-sPIR.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. February 7.-sPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-steudy at 51c.: re-
cepts. IS casks. Realistically at 1925;
receipts, seS barrels. Tar-Receipts. ~
bcire!s. Crude Turpentine-Firm at s2.35 @
3.5c and So
SAVANNAH, CA. February 7.-TURPEN-
TlNE--Frm at sc; sales. 80 casks; re-
cepts, 2.4 casks: shipments, 101 casks
Rcsin--Firm: sales. Else barrss,s; receipts.
1922 barrels: shipments. 1900 barrels;
stock 96,279 barrels
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, February {, 1905.
SALES AT BOARD,
Virginia centurtes-l,1oo a, soI. 1.ooo !!


Virginia centuries-l,loo at soa 1000 at
r.. c. and T. Div oblgation-s1.ooo a,
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Na. IS. Old g. and r.. los2. 30 81
ha. Centuries. "a, c. and r.. 9o,i 9Oi.
IlrY SECURITIES.
: Rieh City Is, II, ls2o-l9so. -. -. 100
RAILROAD BONDS
a g. L. r. II. Con. TT. 4 p. a. SO
=. l.. Il. Il. cts OF Ind. s. 50
Georgia Pac. LIST Is, c, 1929 los
!. Georgia, Sou. and Fla. 1919. 100
Z Ncf aud West, -.y Is. 1875. % "
Nor and West. Ry. Poca. Is So
Western \. c. LIST IS. CT 1914. lo2 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
-Atiantic Coast Line pfd...loo 6, 100
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 81 20
C!;es. and Ohio. u. Nov. 400 IS
+ Notfoik and Western com. 100 63iL
X. F. and z. DIV. Oblig. 100 1874 100
1t!s& r. s. r.. F. & p. Conn 20 ITO
BANK AND TRUST co STOCKS
Bank Of Richmond ......loo 100 125
Merchants National. 100 500
Nstional Bank of Na....., 100 40 -.
Iiion bank of Richmond. 90 $50 -.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marine. -. 80
s4s5 MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Tob. pfd. p. CT. . 100 rs
american Loco. ptd. $500. IS
Amer, 'rob. p. ct. bonds. -, 6s
Amer. Toh. y. CT. bonds. 90 Toe
VA Car. Chem. pfd p. ct..lo0 80 o.
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SALES

SALES:
Allis-Clalmsrs .........
Allis. Chalmers. pfd. $3.50.
1860 Amalgan.ated Copper n.
200 American Can .............
100 American Can, pfd........
500 Amer. Car aud Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
100 American Cotton Oil.....
400 American Locomotive !.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
1o,4m American Smelling ......
200 American Sugar ..........
American Tobacco, com.
102 American Tobacco, pfd..
AGO Anaconda Copper .........
5,4W Atcllison ....................
20) Atcllison. pfd...............
leo Atlantic Const Line......
12.2O Baltimore and Ohio.....
30.f75 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1c1 Canadian Pacific .........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio.....5
800 Chicago Great Western.
1914 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul..
100 CHI. NJ. and st. Paul. pfd
100 Chicago and Northwest,
Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
$40 Colorn1 10 Fuel and IRON.
GOO Colorado and Southern.
"a5 Col. and South, LIST pfd..
Col. and South. Cd pfd...
$50 Consolidated Gas .......
1900 Delaware and Hudson....
Distillers' Sec. Cor........
Z ,.,lb EFle ...,................
$40 Erie, LIST pfd4..........
600 Erie. Cd pfd................
400 General Electric $1,000.
1000 Great Northern. pfd.
GOO Great Northern Ore ctfs.
200 Illinois Central .........
700 Int. Metropolitan .....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08
CONFESSED HIS GUILT.
T.. NJ. Robinson Fine ell and Sent to Jail
For Stealing Cotton.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
. NORFOLK. VA. February 7.-Plead-
ing guilty to completely In the cotton
regulations of the Veale Brothers, who
were each given one year In the peni-
tertiary. E. NJ. Robinson was to-day
lined 800 and sent to jail for sixty
days by, Judge Hanckel. OF the Corpor-
alton Court.
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Funeral OF Colonel Holt.

IN'PcS'"' W sSt'
LYNCHBURG. VA, February Title
funeral of J. r. Holt, father of Captain
Ridgway Holt. proprietor OF Yellow
Sulphur Springs, who died there Tues
day night, took place here to-day, be-
ing conducted by DR.. w. a. Barr, OF
ST. Paul's Church.
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New Jersey Central gen. IS DID,. islN
Northern Pacific &c did .......... 7ois
Nc' folk and Western con. 4s........ 9,Hl
OREGON Short Line refundlns 4s...... ~ ,,
pennsylvania COW. 3t.a......,...... !5.s
Reading General Is............. 95i.
ST. l.. and Iron Noun. con. 5s odd. ~,
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg 4s.... -;
st Louis Southwestern con. :s.,..'.. NO.
Scaboard Air Line +s................ W.
southern Pacific 1st IS. certificates. SSf.
Southern Railway 5s............ STA
Texas and Pacifc 1sts............ 111M
Toledo st. l.. and Western ts...... %
tti,iou Paclac conv. Instantaneous. S57,
United States Steel End 5s............ ~
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