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court enjoining them from in any way
interfering with the business of the
company through boycotts Or the pub
Don't Patronize" list. Judge Alton b.
Parker, of New York, chief counsel
for the Federation, was to have par
ticipated in the arguments, but was
unable to be present.
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Peters by the Pope on the occasion
of the fiftieth anniversary of his join
ing the priesthood. 1t was the most
Impressive ceremony witnessed in
Rome since the coronation of the pom
tiff. There were present not less than
1000 of the faithful who had come
from all parts of the world.
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All kinds of good apples at
MiIheiser place. Prices reason
able. If
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

(LocaI Report. Observation Taken st
600 a. MI
Roswell, N. M, Nov. 16.-Tenpera-
ture.-Max., 81; min, 25; mean, 43.
Precipitation, 90; wind NJ, velocity
1 milef weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight and Tues
day.
Comparative Temperature Data:
Extremes this date last year.
Max, As; min, "a.
Extremes this date, IA years rec
ord.-Max 81, 1896; min. IA, 1898.
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he would rather sleep with them on.
His wife called on him today, but two
officers were present during the inter
view, and they say she could not pos
sibly have slipped the weapon to him.
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We have just the style of calendar
you want for your favorite kodak
yourself. III W.. 4th st.-Turner Stu
dio. 22t3
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Mrs. Mabel Church, an expert
COrsetiere is at our store all
this week demonstrating the
merits of the famous American
Beauty COrsets, one of the most
popular COrsets in existence --=
Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
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The American Beauty Corset
demonstration being given by
Mrs. Mabel Church is now on at
our store.-..Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
New Postmaster at Seattle.

Washington, Nov. 16.-The Presi-
dent today appointed George E. Rus
sell postmaster at Seattle, Wash.
vice George M. Stuart, removed for
alleged violation of civil service laws.
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Notice.

The o. E. S. will meet Tuesday
night in regular session. Ballot and
business of Importance. A full attend
ance is requested by the Worthy Ma
trOn. 23t2
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis, Nov. 16.-Woo1 unchang
ed Territory and western mediums.
5000: fine mediums. 1907; fine,
1904.
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HENEY MAY
RECOVER
THE BULLET EXTRACTED AND
NO SIGNS OF BLOOD POISON
HAVE DEVELOPED.
NORRIS HAAS Is DEAD

Heney's Assailant Killed Himself
With a Pistol While in JaiI.-Great
Who Today Asked for a Change of
Venue.
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Have some city property win trade
for horses and mules.-R. H. McCune.
17t10
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DR. PRESLEY Eye. ear. nose
and throat. Glasses ntted: phone 13a
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FOR RENT Room with board, 209
North Penn
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NEGRO KILLEND SEVEN
AND WOUNDED TEN

Okmulgee, Okla, Nov. 16.- Barri-
caded in house where he had taken
refuge from arrest for fatally beating
an Indian boy, James Deckard, ne
gro, yesterday killed seven persons
and wounded ten before he himself
was fatally wounded by the bullets
of the crowd which stormed the
house. Wounded as he was, Deckard
set fire to the house and was burned
in the ruins.
FlFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF POPE'S PRIESTHOOD.
Rome. Nov. 16.-Pontifical mass
was celebrated this morning at St
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AUTO RACES
THIS FALL
GREAT SPORTING EVENT AT sA.
vANNAH, GEORGIA COMING
ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
AFTER A new RECORD

An Almost Perfect Course Has Been
Prepared and 1t is Expected Great
Time Will Be Made Twenty-Five
Cars Have Been Entered for the
Grand Prize, an international Event
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The Bullet Removed.

San Francisco, Nov. 16.-The bullet
fred by Morris Haas at Francis j.
Heney was removed today from the
muscles of the lower left maxillary
where it was located by means of the
X-ray. The operation was successfully
performed and Heney bore the ordeal
with no show of i'll effects.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
WILL CHOOSE CHAIRMAN
MIR. Flood Among Aspirants to Head
Congressional Committee.

MIR. Flood Among Aspirnnts to Head
Congressional COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-A meet
Ing OF the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee, composed OF ono
Representative from each Of thirty
eight States and Territories and nine
Senators. was to-day called for next
Monday night, when organization Will
be effected by the election Of officers.
A sharp race for the craftsmanship has
been on since the opening OF Congress.
the aspirants being Representatives
Lloyd. Of Missouri: :G Flood, of Virginia
Ryan. OF New York, and Bowevs, OF
Mississippi. Mr.. Lloyd appa A,ntly
leads the other candidates. His friends
claim for him seventeen assured votes.
twenty being necessary to election
They predict that he will receive thu!
votes OF Missouri, Pennsylvania Ken
lucky. Tennessee. South Carolina, Ar
kansas. Oklahoma. Nebraska, Iowa. HE
nois. Wisconsin. Indiana, Ohio and ot
Senators Stone. OF Missouri: Owen, OF
Oklahoma; Taylor, OF Tennessee, and
Newlands. OF Nevada--17.
The votes assured to other candi-
dates are listed to Mr.. Lloyds support
ers as follows: For Bowers-NevadA.
Arizona. Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi.
Alabama, Georgia and Maryland-s.
For Mr.. Flood--Virginia North Caro-
lima, Minnesota and the following
Senator's: Martin. OF Virginia; Latin,er.
OF South Carolina; Taliaferro, OF Flor
ida; Culberson, OF Texas. and Johnston,
OF Ala abama--s. For Mr.. Ryan-New
York. New Jersey, Massachuse it's.
Rhode Island and Florlda--6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
VERY COLD IN NEW YORK

Only One Degree Above Zcro--Scvcrc
snor-storm-.SVOmc Frozen.
NEW YORK. February 5.--After
having dropped to low record for the
season. the temperature late to-day
lifted Just enough to pcrml. OF a
snow storm OF considerable proper
,tlons The warmer weather promised
for this morning was several hours
in arriving, for when the day broke
the mercury was but one degroe above
zero-seven points short OF the coolest
weather ever recorded.
There was much suffering to-day
among the poor and destitute. The
charitable societies found much to do
In the way OF almsgiving, and scores
OF sufferers were warmed and fed. The
police reported several deaths from ex-
posure. Two women carctakcrs were
found frozen to death in twenty
.two.room mansion In West Seventy
First Street. They werc Mrs. Margaret
Meek gertic. seventy years old. and
Mrs. Margaret Kelly. forty years old.
There was a little coal in bin In
the cellar, and seventeen cents were
found in cupboard. The police think
the women sat by a stove in front
OF which their bodies were found. to
keep warm and fell asleep before the
fire went out and were frozen to
death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
NO LABOR LEGISLATION
No Chance For Any Except Possibly nu
EmplOycr's LlnbIllty Dlll.

fF,rr,t R.yullr correspondent.]
wAsHINGToN,7D d. c.. February b.
There. is not believed to be the slight
fegt chance for any labor legislation
this session on the lines advocated by
the President In his message last week
with the single exception OF an en-
ployer's liability act.
The various labor bills, including g
those limiting the power OF the courts
In the matter OF granting injunctlons
and In any eighl-hour bills and employ
er's liability bills. have been referred
by the. Judiciary Committee OF the
Representatives Littleheld. OF Maine
Malby. Of New York, and Henry, OF
Texas.
Mr.. Littlchcld, who is the most pro-
nounced opponent, OF organized labor
now In public life. told a member OF
tho minority to-day that there was not
the slightest chance that any Of the
labor measures except the employers
day.
Tho sweeping decisions OF the Su-
preme Court this week and last against
organized labor, one deciding that the
law forbidding railway companies to
discharge men because OF their anil
ihtlon with labor unions was uncon-
stitutional, and the other declaring
that labor boycotts were in violation
OF the antitrust law. against restraint
affirming the unconstitutionality OF the
employer's liability law. put labor in a
bad way, and strengthened tho de-
mrands for Legislation re-enacting the
Invalid laws. with the unconstitution-
al features eliminated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
FIELDS BROTHERS ACQUITTED
Proof Tint They RObl,cd Innk OF Rich
mond's Package Insufficient.
Especial to the Times. Dlspatch.1

tts5 Special 10 Tue 'IirneSs DlSpatcn.J ~
RALEIGH, N. c., February 5.--After
being out six hours from 2 o'clock the
Jury Tonight returned verdict OF
not guilty in the case against James
NJ. and Bascom Fields. on trial during
the past several days In the Federal
Court on the charge OF robbing regis-
tered letter OF $4,000 paper currency.
being sent from the Bank OF Richmond
to the Bank OF Harnett 1t IL UNDER
stood that the Jury for some time az
ter retirement stood to s for acquittai.
and that thereafter one and another
came over on the acquittal side until
the unanimous verdict was reached.
The Fields brothers and the members
OF the family, who have becn here Tor
the trial, will leave tomorrow for their
home at Climax, Guilford county. The
young men are sons OF Rev. Mr.. Fields,
an aged Methodist minister, who was
too III to attend the trial.
Judge Boyd charged the Jury that
in order to convict the Fields brothers
1T would be necessary to find that the
money and package were Intact when
Fields receipted for 1t at Durham. and
that when he delivered II 10 PVstmas-
ter Mckay, at Duke, 1t had been open
ed and tho money removed. Any doubt
as to the place OF robbery must be to
the advantage OF the defendants.
one OF the prlnc1pal Witnesses To-
day was Mr. r. E. Campbell cashier
OF the Bank OF Richmond. Mr.. Pou, OF
counsel for the defense. handed Mr..
Campbell $4,000 In notes OF the denomi-
nations the package was said to have
contained and asked him to put them
in the package. He could not do 1t.
and Mr.. Pou thought he had scored
a strong point. MI. Campbell said it
could be done with new notes, like
those sent to Harnett and later he
brought $4,000 In crisp bills into court
and put them In the package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
ROY HALE CoNFEssEs
Admits In Court He Shot Irby Davis
Pleads Self-Defensc.
Special to The r,mes-plspatcn.I

Especial to The Itme3-Dlspatch.J
BRISTOL. VA. February 5.-ln the
case of Roy Hale, charged with the
murder OF Irby Davis. on trial In the
Circuit Court at Jonesboro. Tenn. Hale
to-day surprised the prosecution by
admitting on the stand that he shot
Irby Davis. He said he acted In self.
defense; that Davis as the result of a
quarrel, had struck him on the shoulder
with his revolver, then fired shot at
him.
A witness named Moody. from Fort
Mcpherson, Atlanta. testified that Hale
admitted to him that he killed Davis.
saying the shooting followed quarrel
over Daviss sister. Lille Davis the
girl who. 1t Is charged. was murdered
by Ack. Hale. Roy's brother
BY noon the jury was impaneled.
and most OF the afternoon was taken
up in hearing witnesses for the prose-
cution. A strong case was made out.
the dead mans mother testifying that
her son end Hale left the room to-
gether. and that five minutes later two
shots We're heard. Irby Davis was
found In dying condition on the
porch. having been shot twice In tho
back. Hale had disappeared. Hale
made threats prior to going to the
Davis home.
Tho prosecution rested at o'clock.
and Hale was the first witness intro
duced by the defense. The case will
probu bly, be concluded Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
WANTED TITLE cLARED
Clnim Of Lord Fairfax, Born in virginia
Referred to House OF Lords.

Clalm OF Lord Fairfax, Born in Virginia,
Referred to House OF Lords.
LONDON. February 5.-Albert Kirby
Fairfax. who has been described as the
only American bearing an English title.
has taken steps definitely to establish
hls right to the title of Lord Fairfax.
King Edward has referred to the House
OF Lords the petition "of Albert Kirby
Fairfax, claiming to be Lord Fairfax.
OF Cameron. in the peeroge OF Scot
land. that His Majesty will cause his
right to the title and dignity OF Lord
Fairfax. Of Cameron, to be declared
and established"
The declaration asked for Is for
mality necessary for the legal use OF
the title. Lord Fairfax's claims never
have been questioned In England. He
Is included in Whittaker's list OF the
pecrage. and he is received in English
society as a lord. The title does not
carry right to a seat In the House OF
Lords. unless the bearer be selected
from Scotland, In the same way that
Lord Curzon. OF Kedieston. was recent
ly elected 10 the House from Ireland.
Lord Fairfax was born in the United
States. where he Is at present in bus
iness. He Is thirty-seven years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
TRANQUIL IN PORTUGAL.
Not Believed Thnt Another Uphenval
VIII Occur-Funernls Saturday.

{.
LISBON. February 5.-The announced
intention OF the new Cabinet to put ar
end to repressions and restore the '.old
liberal monarchy" which has existed
In Portugal for sixty years, has had
a soothing and quieting effect on the
country. Tranquility Is reported from
everywhere in the Interior. and to-day
Lisbon seems perfectly peaceful.
Troops are less conspicuous on the
streets of the city to-day. and II the
day of the funerals passes without ia-
cident. the present phase OF the crisis
may be regarded as at an end. The
willingness Of Semi or Machido. the
Republican leader. and the Republicans
generally to acquiesce In the present
situation II their friends are released
seems to insure a return to less siren
uous modes OF political warfare. An-
other upheaval In the near future is
considered practically Impossible.
Intense interest Is shown In Franco s
whereabouts. He remains In seclu-
sion. seemingly crushed in spirit. and
he declines to see correspondents to
offer defense for his policy. HIS
Is regretted by the com
mercial classes and foreign clements,
who are convinced that his sole object
was the good Of the country.
Preparations for the funeral OF the
dead King and the Grown Prince on
Saturday are rapidly nearing compile.
ton. The ceremonies Will begin at 10
O'clock in the morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
A SKATER DROWNED
Carlisle Wolfe Breaks Through IccI
Gallant a AAtempt to Save Him.

Carlisle Wolfe Breaks 'IhrOuSn ACcJ
Gallant a Attcmpt to Save Him.
lSpeciaiiO -.ihe Times -DiaJatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February 5.--
Carlisle Wolfe. tho fiftecn-yeur-old
son Of Mr.. Frank Wolfe. one OF VIII
liamsburg's most prominent business
men, was drowned this morning while
skating on Jones's pond, about mile
below Williamsburg.
A crowd was on the pond skating
at the time. but only q few small boys
were near the scene Of the accident.
Large crowds have been skating for
the past two days on what Is known
as ice House Cove" but not until this
morning did any venture out on the
main part Of the pond. 1t was Just off
the mouth OF this cove. about forty
Yards from sh ore. that young Wolfe
broke In. The crowd Immediately
skated as near the spot as possible.
but It was too late. Mr.. Herbert
EtherIdge. Of Norfolk. u student at
William and Mary. nearly lost his
life IN an heroic attempt to save the
boy. and was pulled OUT OF til he water
on the point OF exhaustion.
The body was not found until about
1890 o'clock. about an hour and a half
after the accident. Every attempt
was = then made to restore life to the
body. hut all efforts were In vain, and
the body was brought home In a
Young Wolfe was a bright boy, and
was very popular among both old and
Young. , 3tt ig
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MAKE SOCIAL LIFE GAY
,runy Brilliant Entertainments
Honor OF Fleets Officers.

oIuny Brilliant, Entertainments In
Honor OF Fleets Officers.
PUNTA ARENAS. STRAIT OF MA
GELLAN. February 5.-Festivities In
honor OF the officers and men of the
visiting American fleet are furnishing
Punta Arenas with a degree OF so-
ciai actiyity that s.evef has teen wit
nessed In the southern1ost city In the
world. A reception by the American
Consul. Aloritz Braun. given last even
ing. was brilliant function. The
mansion OF Mr.. Braun was gaily deco
rated for the occasion. The hall. draw
ing-room and dining-ropm were, ar
ranged for the reception Of the guests
who numbered 400. and ..-c!uded the
American. Chilean and British officers
now here. nd tn, ire consular corps.
This entertainment is conceded to have
been the most brilliant ever given ir
Punta Arenas. Some of the American
officers called on the officers OF the
Chilean cruiser Chacablico yesterday
forenoon. and in the evening a dinner
was given on the American battle-
ship Minnesota, at which the Chilean
and English officers We're guests.
To-day an excursion was made by
the visiting officers to Pieme, Rioseco,
seven miles from tnc CITY, W1eiS oS q
is dressed and frozen for export THIS
afternoon a banquet to the sailors was
given on board the Chacabuso. re-
ception at the residence Of the Cow
ernor OF Magellan Territory was ten
dered to tho visiting naval officers
tonight. On Thursday Admiral Evans
will give a reception on board his
flagship. the Connecticut It is cx-
pccted that ali preparations for sail
Ing will be completed by Thursday
evening, and that the American ships
will leave here early Friday morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
KILLED DAUGHTERS sUITOR
Mysterious Murder In Hardy County,
West Virginia.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
IyINyC e,,N 4 = ii

Special to The Times -Dispatch.1
telephone mess sage to-day from Moore
field, Hardy county. w. Va, states
that John II. Wise, a well-known farm
er of that county. is in Jail at Moore
field, charged with stabbing and killing
George Walker. about thirty years Of
age, who had been paying attention to
Wise's daughter. Many conflicting. re-
ports We're heard about the affair.
remote section of Hardy county. Some
witnesses before the coroner's jury
thought the stabbing was accidental.
but the coroners jury committeds Wise
to the grand jury. which meets on Feb
ruary 18th. It is stated that Wise had
expressed no objection to Walker s
calling on his daughter. and there had
been no trouble between the two men
until Sunday night. Walker lived but
o. short time after being stabbed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
CAUTHoRN INDICTED
When Asked by the Court II He De-
sired Counsel Replied. No.

Especial TO Th. Times Dispatch |
5.-Frank Cauthorn was brought here
from Roanoke to-day by Sheriff Mar
tin. having been taken TO the Roanoke
jail sevcra! days ago for safe-keeping.
The grand Jury promptly returned an
Indictment against him for the. mur-
dor OF Mrs. Ada Jones on January
2lst, and he was brought into court
this afternoon, and asked by Judge
Motfett ii he had counsel or desired
any. He replied that he did not. as
he did not see that q lawyer coulc
do him any good.
He was rernaadsd TO tall, and his
consulted an attorney this afternoon.
but it is not known whether or not she
employed him. Cauthorn still main
taiTs his Indifference and bravado, and
expresses no regret for his awful
crime,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
THAW DOING VERY WELL

1'hi. tho stntemcnt of DR.. Baker-Al-
lowed One Cigar Day.
FIsHK1LL LANDING, N. Y. Feb
r,ary 5.-Harry x. Thaw spent quiet
dav at Matteawan State Hospital to-
day, having only one visitor, a detec-
tive, who brought him q message from
Lawyer Peabody, OF his counsel. ThaW
expected visit to-day from his mother
and wife but they did not arrive.
DR.. Baker has given Thaw pern,is-
sion to smoke one cigar day. which
he indulges In shortly after supper.
DR.. Baker said to- might that Thaw was
doing very WE'LL tas# slE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
Secretary NTetcnlf Urges Thut .Appro-
nrlntiOns DC Made for Building.

printiOns DC Made for Building.
WASHINGTON. d. c., February o.
Secretary Metcalf, of the navy. to-day
urged upon the Finance Committee the
necessity of authorizing the construc-
tion Of four battleships, to cost $685..
900, 900 for all; four scout cruisers. at
S10,000.000; ten destroyers, at ss.500,0o0;
munition ship. s1.750,o00; one repair
ship. So.000.000; two n1ine-laying ships
tcruisers to be converted and equipped) !,
at s5,oo0,000, and four fleet Golfers, at
S7.n00.000.
The aggregate is s7s.77o,ooo. While
no vote has been taken. nor has senti.
nlent in the committee crystalized, the
estimate will be reduced materially
possibly to the limit OF S40,0O0,000. in
accord with the policy of economy and
retrenchment feltsto be necessary ln
the face Of an impending deficit and
the prospect of reduced revenues
Throughout the coming fiscal year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
STEAMER BAKER TOTAL WRECK
Passengers Arc Saved, But Lose All
Their Effects.

HAVANA, February 5.-The United
Fruit Company's steamer Baker, bound
from Philadelph!a to Puerto Barrios.
went ashore on January
31st on a reef seven miles Oft Buena
Vista Key, near the western end OF
Cuba 4 severe storm began on Sat-
5urday night and c%ontlnned % through
and the passengers and crew succeed ;
sTs The Baker is total wreck, The
Messengers were. r. G. Case and II. n.
Douglas and wife, and infant all OF
I Apparently they have not suffered
physically from their experience but
they lost all their effects. Captain
certe Of the Baker, "a says that the ship
5lightly, and would have gotten or but
for the rising storm. #S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
GOES TO KILL; GETS KILLED

Nun Who Fires on DarkecpcrG Shot
Downj Also Innocent Bystnnder.
LOCKHART, s TEAAS, February S.
A telephone message from Luling.
Duke entered q saloon at that place,
armed with shotgun, and opened fire
on Ed Reed, q saloon-keeper. Reed
returned the fire, killing Duke and s.
tor being accidentally hit. by one Of
the sL OTIS fired by Reed. The cause OF
the trouble has not been ascertnined.
Duke was formerly, g. deputy sheriff. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
FIREMEN HAVE HARD TIME.
,wo overcome by Smoke ana Two Cut

Two Overcome by Smoke and Two Cut
by Broken Glass.
pITTSBURG. PA, february 6,--rwo
f,remen were overcome by heat and
smoke. two others were cut by broken
glass, and three buildings were do.
stroyed In Oakmont, near here, to-day
by a fire, supposed t. have been start
The loss Is Sas,o0o, sustained prln.
lcipaily by James B. Aleads S Co.. fur.
9niture dealers where the supposed
burglary occurred, and which had been
entered by robbers five times In three
years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
FOR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Atlantic C0uxt OSxtermcn Take Stcpa
to NOrm Such OrsllixntlOn.

OF delegates from the various oyster
dealers, shippers and planters asso-
Citations along the Atlantic Coast from
massachusetts, to North Carolina met
steps toward the formation OF a ma
tional association which, 1t is expected.
VIII eventually have a membership OF
1900. all IT whom will be allied in