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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01
Great Ignorance.

Colonel Fizzletop was under the painful necessity of administering a severe castigation to his son Archie. After he had completed his labors he said sternly to the suffering victim:
 Now tell me why punish you.'
 "That's it." sobbed Archie. You nearly pound the life out of me, and now you don't even know why you did it."-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01
Curious Woman.

"Henpeck says he has never belong ed to club of any kind, he is not a member of any fraternal order, he does not use tobacco in any form, he is total abstainer from all alcoholic drinks. and he has eyes for no woman save his wife"
 T know it. And yet she doesn't seem to be absolutely sure that he is an ideal husband. Curious about wo- man, isn't it%-New York Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01
Rather Ambiouous.

When Weber and Fields were play ing together couple of husky west ern visitors, seeing New York for the first time, dropped into the Weber field Museum of Drama to see the show.
 (Which is Weber and which Is FieldsT' asked one, who forgot what a programme was for.
 "Derned if I know" replied the oth- CT. But whichever is which. I'd rath- CT be the other Bohemian Mag azine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01

dem, with only that tiny groom if any thing should happen. She must be plucky. How old is she?'
 Eighteen. She was one of last Oc- tober's buds"
 "October's buds,' I repeated. Tt sounds poetical-but unreasonable"
 Potter answered with laugh.
 "Yes, we like things out of season in America. so we bring out most of our buds in October Then they have the whole winter to bloom in, you know, before they're grafted on another stalk"
 Here comes Cora herself, now, in Tom Doremus' Electra" said Mrs. Ess Kay. Tt must make Mrs. Van der Windt wild, his going so much with the Pitchley lot as she can't stand them and would keep Cora and Carolyn put of everything in Newport If she
 uld."
 I didn't wonder at Mir. Doremus, though, as bowed to him and found time to know exact:y how Mrs. Pitch ley looked and what she wore, in the half second before our two motors flashed apart. thought her splendid ly handsome, and liked the gleam in her dark gray eyes, which promised fun. But just then our chauffeur slow ed down before house which seemed fr pNv al Q stIJa pfn nf a mt Sf ground.
 Welcome to my little cottage, dear Betty" said Mrs. Ess Kay.
 If this is her idea of cottage, don't know what her conception of castle must be. And yet. when you come to analyze it, there really Is something about the place which sug- gests kind of gloritied. Titanic cot tage, rather too grand for king, un- less he were fairy king, but possl- bly, suited to an emperor. But 1 do believe rich Americans think that what Is good enough for a king is only just good enough for them at pinch-and I've heard Mrs. Ess Kay call Windsor dreadfully shabby.
 Her cottage" looks as if 1t were built of gray satinwood, but 1t is really shingles, and shingles can be the love Hest material imaginable, 1t seems, for the covering of house, especially with foundation of granite sparkling with mica. They are soft and shim- mery in their tints these shingles as dove's breast; some are dark, some light, but all are feathery in effect, and altogether the Moorings, with its gables and porches and bow windows and balconies and wide verandas, gives the effect of a huge, ruffly and motherly gray bird with her wings spread wide to shelter her birdlings.
 felt quite content to be one of the birdlings as 1 went in. am sorry to say I'm not bit fonder of Mrs. Ess Kay than was on the ship, but the cottage looked so hospitable and jolly and the air and the sunshine sparkled so that 1 couldn't help feel ing that it was pleasant to be young and alive and on the threshold of amusing new adventures. l was hap py. and would have liked to sing. l wanted to be very good friends with everybody, including Potter, and fell In love with the house the minute set foot on the front veranda.
 The great gorgeous palace in New York is far grander, of course, and must have cost four or five times as much. still only very rich. people could have built and furnished the Moor ings or ' -" F. il
 ITO Be Continued.
 Try. . Democrat Want
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01

Try . Democrat Want
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01
Missed the Aeeessoriss.

q hear you are receiving attentions from an actor"
 "Yes, and l think he would propose If could rig up spot light in the parlor and sort of arrange the piapola for little slow music."-Kas nUty Journal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01

ter, CaroIyn," said Mrs Ess Kay. DO you remember Margaret Taylour tell ing anecdotes of Cora? She doesn't bother much with the girl. People are talking about them both rather a lot this year, they say"
 Carolyn" I repeated. What a pretty name and how American sound ing, somehow. Fancy her driving tan
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01
N. c A. M. WILLIAMSON

c..,-s.. 1908. ~ nsc,-~. rAm.s a C..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-01
Better Than a Help Wanted Ad.

Mrs. ero-"Anty, I'm just trying to compose help wanted ad. for the newspaper that will bring me washwoman. They re awfuy scarce and Pm So tired out doing my own washing I'm nearly half dead" Amty Drudge-'H Help wanted? Huh The help you want is Fels-Naptha soap Instead of writing that ad- you write postal to your grocer to send you some Fels- -Naptha Then do your washing with it in cool or lukewarm water, without boiling and hard rubbing and you'll need no other help. It won't make you tired, nor take half so long"
 If you want some clothes washed in a hurry, Fels-Naptha Is a friend in need.
 You don't need to wait for the laun- drymsn or the washerwoman.
 YonA don't need fire, nor hot water, nor washboiler, nor washboard.
 In summer or winter Fels-Naptha will take the dirt out of your clothes in cool or lukewarm water in the shortest time with out hard work.
 And do it more thoroughly than the most elaborate laundry outfit with any other kind of soap.
 You'll find 1t immensely convenient in having supply of els-Naptha always on hand.
 It will solve many vexing washing and cleaning problems in easy fashion.
 All that's necessary is to have cool or lukewarm water, and follow the simple directions on the red and green wrapper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

Roma OntubEO 24.-so hA hsCho pGbli'
co oiciaImOnte que Ol gobioFnO de Italia
tOmbi6n Be adhere & ID nOtR franco eDDO'
naI0 para oI rOCunoCimiOntO de Mul0y He-
fd. Como % RabO, las condolences que 90
eBtablecOn para dichO EsC0n0oimi0nt0, SOD,
ontVo otrag, que al nuCvo Sult6n indemniCO
las fsmiIiAB do Loo GxtTaujeFCa AgeninadoB
en- MOEEuGCog = ConCeda una pension vita
licia al dOAtEonndO Abdul, OdemGB do pa
gar con cargo al 0Ta'iO del miBmO Ma
FFueCcB Ice gOOtOB de 10 CRmpRHG que aOabN
do t0EminOF.
Toxic, OctubFO g, LA pFOnsO dc OBtH
ciudad, habIando del diacuEs0 del AlmirAC-
to SperFy, dice que en- Ia opinion del i'm.
psri0 hR CauBAdo el mejor tfaCtO. AIgU'
nos grandeu diaTiOB publican 10 mGG im'
portanto del Citsdo diBCuEBo , sfiaden que
SpoFry dOCIav6, tambi6u que 'jAmGS don
nRCiOnOs, hRbfSnGs 'dOdO uu Opret6n do
raanou mas Afectuoso''. MuChoI oticiRlOu
de 10 Aota moricanO-Ogr'gGn loG peTi6'
diCos-expFaRnron Buu Bsnti nigntoB do coz
dialidad poE medic del pEopio AlmiFAnta
spOEFy. La gusEFa-hAn diChO jOponOIeH
Gm0FiCRnOg- un CEfm0D.
Sofia, Bulgaria, OotubEo 24.-ss CE6a
Aqui que el pals usntiF6 pronto Ia prOni6n
do los podOr0l EehuSRndO EeCouoCOH IA in
dependencies. El principe Fernando % o.
pEimoFo On dOuCor Fl NF de que, 0XcOpCi6n
dc Austria , GcaUo Alemanis, OtroB podareE
10 rsConoze0n tai ind0pOndsnOiR, IobEC
TODD IugIatOErS 0mpsfAdG On aOatenOE ID
no violaCi6n del tFAtRdo de Berlin. CE6s
20 aquf que los prinOipRlel obst6OuIoI quO
& tel FoConoCimiento 10 OpongRn, hObE6n
do maniftOtaEHe CuRndo Ol pals 90 Yea en-
ID nOCssidAd impEsHcindibls dc ContrAtNl
0mpR6stitoA Los CuNlsu de Egguro 20 negaEGr
4 ConcaFtaF rschSzandO ID peFBOnRlidRd
do Bulgaria. EstO o. 10 cue gOneEaIm0n
to 10 cree On Loo CirCuloB polftiCOI dc eDtl
capital, & monoB que el pNiI no modifqut
lR Rctitud en- que 90 ha coloCado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
Dos CiHCuIaTGS.

LaN OiguisnteB OiFCu'aEOs han Bido 0nvis'
dsG & Bu6 E0gpsCtivos da8tinoB por lR 0fOi'
na del attorney general.
"OCtubEo "a, 1908 A Los Befioras Jus'
Coz de Pas do la IsIa do Puerto Rico.
S. f9Tst: Con obisto de oTganizRF debi'
dRmente ol RsgiHtFo dol Personal do lee
CoEteu do Paz 0n este OfCin0, egpaEo que
90 BarviE6n uHtOdaB Eomitir la mayor bFs'
vodad poisibIo. 0I nombFs del BsfioE Ju0z
= ssCFataEio AIguRciI pEOpistaEiOB dc s8a
CoRt0 dc Pas, = 10 fsOhR en que t0mRF0n
poEsai6n de suB Fs8pe0tiyoB OsTgOF. Atsm'
tsm0ntG.-J Fl. Broom, Acting Attorney
General"
"UctpbTs "a. 1908. A Loo uefioreu Els
Gales dc DintVito1, JuoCeB MuniCipals8 ,
Juscaa dc Psz
sah9ROg: -EI DspaEtam0nto do Is Poll
ola hs p9dido que, en- tanb0 zee poHiblo, q
proEFe guen Los jUicioB en- los CuRlss con tss
tigos de cargo poliOfag d0OtaOadoB f00Fa del
p0blado an que e1tG 8ituRda 0ss Cor
TO, deBpu6s de veEifoada1 lee OIaCCionsI
AtsDtamsntO Il. BTOwp, Acting At
toEnOy General"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
De SoGnll.

LO8 Santos De heg. ltEe CtRag diatin
gnidaa damaa de suta cindad, ColObFRn hoy
nuB 0ia1 n RafoRita RAfaola Capekillo, do
santuECo, Dfa8 iYsEa, da San Juan.
&l Dr.. Rafa0l dol Yalle Rodriguez. con.
EsjarO d0l Ejseutivo, y o. hijo 81 iDgani0To
doI Valle Zmo tambisn c8l0bFan Gu1 6iB8
han TsCibido IN gran nfme10 de fsliGi.
taciOnOa , obfquioB Do aD1 numOPosOs ami
gon d0 Ii Cindad y 40 la illa.
Nu@tEa fsliCitaoi6a todos , qu0 los
VsnideE0B gesn l0l m68 gEatou.
Gq0ta Visita. Los diltiBguid0s ospOgOs
Ct. Christian nsn Oisda, hRn ReCibid0 10
gERta Yinita da an hGRmoso nifi3 qus Vir0
81 mundo con fodR feliCidad On 60 EolidOn'
Oia dc Sabana Llama. $50 GE. ChEiltiaBson
81 an sntiguo omplsado 40 les efoinag do
Ii ssCEeta4fR do PuORto Rico , Sd digtin'
guida sSposa q muy ConOCid0 y aBtimada
O. G8ta Bociadad.
D0Iosmoa la mss Cumplids fs.ieidRd al
uusvo CEistiaro y que, ca % canine poE 10
vids, s,0btoDga II mas fdCil. ->"s r
UisG TeSGni6n.-MeiianR p0E Ia nochB
efaCtuaR6n unR reunion On ID moFsdR dc
IoB di.tiuguidOs oIposOs LaElinaga GIyOO,
laa dRmas quG forman 81 ''Olub do dSmaB"
do eBt6 0iuda6.
Iuvitsn para Ia Eauni6n Ia diUtinguids
pTsaidents del Club o. nara BaFtG GoYO0 dG
L8HFfn'gs, il socrstaFia, RIoFits MOmSs
FePRaF IL ftfi1Eits ConebG LAFEinsgs.
ssrG una magnifos reunion !a dc laS Es
fsridaB dRmaB.
Para EstGdOs UnidOa-H8 ambAFOado
para los E0tadoS Uuidog, ca uUO de liCsn,
Cia, d aeCEstaEio del Cona0io Ej outivo 6F.
Bennett & quion aOOmpl Nc 90 digtiDgUida
fsmiliR , que pRaaEGu alll uua CoEta tenn
p0FadP.
El SF. Bsnnst tisno muchas amistsdol
en- loo aIsmantOs todos do eata ciUdad ? %
oatimabls Btiiorn 90 t&mbi6n muy 0gGimads
aquf.
BuOn vi'jo y gFatNB impEoBiOnsD tsngar
On % RUBsnOi0.
6EMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
La CerVeza ''TuboFg. u

DinamaECs 60 IN pals psCiicO, On don.
do nsdi0 90 oCupa do 0tFs COsG que do la
santa luchB del tEAbgjo.
70 una naci6n en- donds nsdia ab0niOG &
nRdie, como en- Pie. Rico. Vivsa sntEsgndog
muOhoR de aus habitanteB neataT Ell .fFEO
CON ls OsFvasa 'TObOFg." que no EoCOnoO0
rival On "a 0IpaCialidad.
Es unR C0EvezR quG, para gRguEtdad0a
del buon 6xiG0, Convions loo OFSdOFsB PO'
IttioOB, pOEqua % II EAasnCia, amOFOSa ,
BuaVo, l0B indaCs 6 pFOnunciAF disCuEscl
frAtOEnaIs8, ain patE6'Oo, nin bombaB = Ain
mOlenita.
Con dsClF que no 90 av0rtuFado a6Eme'
que 81 posts PsChs, On vsE de CuaEtstAs &
0las. le spsohs CON uu sOnstc.
AhaRa tratan do intFoduCirla 0n PusFbI
Rico los srss. r. Pauisgus y Co. POTquD
Babsn 10 que vale. Y VBys ai Is intFOduCi
RGD. lBusno &c Rsinsld0 para no haO0Fls
Como que 70, ouandO mGn0s 10 pi0ngl
un",. 10 dice M amig {:
III R6mpets con IGbOrg!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
Ia Hacienda.

Intsra8antfvimo 90 eI ndmsrO primOro
del tsTCer tomo 90 La Hacienda quO aver
CiECul6 On San joan.
EotrO los hOEmcBoI fotogrAbAdoI que en-
gOlGnRn Iuu pfginOG, fgUrAu A'guuOD vi
ViendsB lindiOimAB de santUrOs C0nHtEuidAr
de concrete.
Los anuntou que, adom6B. AbaEcs On
"a texto son vaziado8 y amen0u = nos hR'
cen vivir como ni dij6rGmoB Ia hOVmoES vi
da do lou campoD 6mbsllOCido0 pOE sl trh'
bS del hombre = pOr IL AOci6u do lOG mo
dOrnOl SiHt0mAI de cultivo, CuNjRdoG dG
fSutoV.
E1 IN poritdico digno do lOsTOS' su
pgeuto en- San Juan 90 el WfloE e. GaTCfr
Cruz, RpRFtsdo 1922
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

ssjona dol Mort to , la latina de Sur AmG'
FiCa.
81 Sc. CGvoui manifeat6, entire otrau CO.
sBB. que Ia otra nochO habfa dido CuRndO
sl Sc. R0Ggy, pFOhombEs FspublicRn0, gus
tRnto luch5 On paBadOB tiempoB poE IaS H.
baEtadGs pRtrisB y del qua com 0
de OtFos iluAtEOB pu0FtOFEiquefag, tSngO en-
mi casa IN FOtEat0, gritabs Ga oBts miSmR
plaSR que Puerto Rico no qusRfs ser ibTF
@ mGB, no COntsnto CON Osr, 90 diFijfs Rl
pueblo GclaTo es que aI pueblo FspubliOSnO
do San JuaO) y 10 prsguntaba: 'IVsFdad
que no qui0TGI HsF ibFt?'
Y cd 08s pueblo, Bsii,rsO, parsOs menti'
70, sRli0F0n voC0B que exousieFOn 90 con-
trinidad con Bsmejsut0 afiFm8ci6n.
S n3FaF: BaIf AveEgonssdo busCando IN
frances. m alsmGD, m sxtFRnjOFO CUal'
quierS para doeirlt: 2Bi no pisnBa el pueblo
pueFtoFTiqasfio.
IL Qa6 vsTgdnsA, NhrOG, qu6 vsr.
gG9nS1 !?
Ada ocupabs Ia tribuna Sl mfioF Ger.
vOni CuandO nos rstigamos de Ia plasR y
qusdabAn varies OFsdoFsg para hROsr uBo
do IL pslsbFs.
El mitin de- anoChO fa6 ConcuFri6fBimc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
"BENTUNOO"

Este 60 81 msior OnsstsuiCo local COnOCi'
do. De venta en- Lee aOF0ditadag farmA'
Cias do loB BRfioBaB J. n. BlaaCO , Co.,
AIfonsO g. ZsEbi , don Pedro Juli6.
DiFfiaBs Ia;CorEsgpondsncis & "a RgsntS M.
MiRGbal. r. 0. Box 44O. &P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
CABLES De HOY.
Siguen los enthusiasts ObseqUI0S a
los OfiGiaIgs amsTiCanOs en- la
capital del JaP6n.
10 dISCuTsO del almiraDte SpsTIy.
la guerra sGlfa un
CTfmen" .-.deCIaTaT0D.
Italia Sc ADHERE a Ia
nota franco-espefoIa.
lIn dIscuFsO del aImiraOts SpBTIy.
Climen'' '.-.dsCIaTaI0D.

Toxic, OctubEs 24.-siguen Iiendo OBJ
to do loB mas entuHiaBtan obSsquioD. lOu
cficialeB do la a to americana. En- todRu
partsB 90 lsa OgasOiO. Han hsChO viSits1
Ion nitioB mas notab!eI de Ia CiudOd. re-
cibisndO d0montraCions1 de vsh0mGntO8
aimpRtfap. FL RlmiFantO SpeTEy declare
On nm 1iacurso en- 10 r0CspOi6n que 10 dis
peuBRrR el syuntami0ntO de eBtR capital
que sl Fscibimisnto do que hAbiB nidO OBJ
ioto la fl ia americana UupsEnbA Cuanta8
musltrRO dc cRTiflo FCCibisTa lG tficiRlidGd
de 10 miama On Loo paiEoI viOitadoB duran
to 10 ruta do loB. bAEC0g y que, pOF 10
mismo, Bsrfa memorable por muChaV gs'
nNracionNE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

Hoy nc hubo information do intor6I
general On Las o6CinaB del attOEn'y ganeES
nj SsCFOtaFiN do PuOIt1 Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24

LAS ALMORRANAs Sc CURAN
EN- 8 \ I4 DlASs con sl UNeUEETo DE
PAZO, "a sean glmples, sangEantea, con piCaZto
externas. pOFbaldeSQu9 SaaQs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-24
Ell VERDADER0W VILLA
niIdesCubre IafaI-
Sedad,

Sc Pus0 SIN mas seriO sI asunto,
cuandO Sc anuDGi6 en- sI HeEaI-
DO dc Wadri1'' que habta sitO
pstida Ia manO de una seT0Tita
de Barcelona para el Official Emf
lilo ViIIamiI.
EI N-YIIIamII GOaVOrtIlO en- principe De BatI0A
borg, frOGuaRt0niO ID mOIOT SOGlOdOd IO.
6lROaSO.
Mr. Franz, sI hsrmanO do Ia hsrmOsa Qusri, InsOrtO
on eI hotel do Ia PaX como marques do Brs-
tOl, ayudanta do su altsza.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-15
BANK LEAGUE.

g .
The National Bank of Virginia defeated
the First National Bank at Byrd Park yes
terday evening by the score OF IL to- II.
The game was hard fought from beginning
to end, as both clubs were 900 per cent.
and by winning the National Bank OF Vir-
Rinia leads the league. Both teamAS played
been for Batcss superb pitching the result
might have been different. WI
On Tuesday OF next week the National
chants National Bank. THE lne-up: J #
National Bank OF Virginia-Crenshaw,
catcher; Leake. shortstop; Ball. nrst base
I.sahy, second base; bates ppitcher; Proctor
centre held; Kicks, left field. ,f;3f
First National Bank-R Gilman. hrst base
Pi,l pitcher; Royster, left neld Miller;
catcher; Wheat. centre neld; Haw. third
base; Sydnor. shortstop; Ryland, right neldi
W. Crnmp, sacond base, 9t4t7 tA
Score by innings: r.
Virginia .......,.....,..b 90 $04{1s o lit
First .......,..S..4,!... % 16 ] ILL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-15
STOCKS CLOSED
AT TOP PRICES
Market Buoyant Because OF I'm
proved Financial Con-
ditions.

NEW YORK, May little list Of
,secirities dealt in on the stock En-
change had a more thorough exploits
ton to-day than on any other occa-
sion during the extended advance that
has occurred
4 The regularity and precision of the
movements disclosed the skilled opcr..
ations of professionals and habitual
speculative leaders
The market was resilient on reac-
tons and closed at the top with a
renewed outburst of buying orders.
The action,of the market was taken
to express satisfaction on the part OF
the important financial interests with
the prospect for ultimate business re-
vival and with the money and political
conditions.
The sale OF notes by the Southern
Railway was taken as additional war
rant for confidence In the ability of
railroads. which have been hard press
ed to obtain resources which will re-
lieve them from immediate embarrass-
inents although the terms OF sale of
these note issues are admittedly oner-
Gus. Yesterdays heavy gold engage
,rlents. together with the previous re-
payments of government deposits BY
the banks. have produced withdrawn
= of SS.oV0,ouU CASH from etle EDaiths ~
the Subtreasury. thus far this week. The
broadening OF the bond market was II
feature OF the day.
Total sales, par value. sl,264,o00
United States bonds were unchanged
ION call
Total sales of stocks to-day 1,2is,ooo
shares.
NEW YORK, May 14.-Money on call
easy. 1-2d2 per cent: ruling rate
] "a. closing bid l 1-2: offered at
IA per cent. Time loans heavy:
sixty days 2 1-2 per cent, and ninety
days 1903 per cent: six months
3 l-2 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 3-4a4 IA per cent. Sterling ex-
change easier, with actual business IN
bankers bills at s4.s72O for demand,
and al $4.s51o for sixty day bills. Com
n1erclal bills s4.s4 rs. Bar silver
50 SIS, Mexican dollars Al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 14.-FLOUR-Steady
but quiet. Rye Fiour-Steady. Cornmeal
and Rye--Firm Wheat-Irregular: No. .
red. s1.04 elevator. Options unchanged to
&c net higher. May. s1.06: July. 99Nc i;
September. 95c. Corn-Receipts, 25.Soo bush
els Spot Arm: No. 2. 75c elevator and 74c.
T. O. b. afioat. Option market was without
transactions, closing 1c lower on May and
f.n isc higher on other months. May
closed 76hc.; July 74Hc.; September closed
al 73c. Oats-Steady; mixed. sec.
Beef--Steady. Cut Meats-Quiet. Lard
Easy. Pork-Steady. Talow-Steady. Ros-
ia--Quiet. Turpentine-Quiet at 47c. Rice
and Molasses-Ouiet Sugar--Raw, steady;
fair refining. s3.ss. centrifugal, 96 test,
S,.3s: molasses sugar, 1851; refined steady.
Cehee-Spot quiet: Rio. No I, 6asc.; Santos,
no, 4. Sic; mild. steady: Cordova, $40
lc&c. Futures steady at a net decline OF SO
II points. Butter-Weak: creamery. specials
2ehc.: extras, o2c. third to first, 16 a 21Iac.;
state. dairy. common to choice, 1s@?lkc.;
process. common to special. 13a 21c. Cheese
STEADY and unchanged. physically;
nearby. white, selected. 21c.; choice. 1870
1880: brown and mixed. 1s61ahct; fresh
gathered. storage packed, 17is q 1sac. Cab
bases-Firm; Southern, 75c. 6sl.25 per crate.
Freights and Peanuts-Unchanged Potatoes
FIRM: southern. new, per barrel, s2@445.
Cottonseed O-Quiet but steady on light
offerings. Prime crude. 35c.; prime sum
mer yellow. 4Sac.: off summer yellow, 4oA a
4llc.: good of summer yellow. 4l46oc.:
pine white AL. a47c.; prime winter yellow.
4E036Ac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-15
ENTRIES TO-DAY.
Race No.

Race No. 1.
s(steeplechase for Qualified Hunters, Miles2'
/. warrenton. s. g.. aged Sire. The Bard.
Prince i aure owner. :. DAVID az Dunlop.
5. Miss chattin. b. M. aged. sire. Eieve.
owner Jas. T. Patterson.
a Lawful b. g.. s years. Sire, Loya!ist.
owner. Blanchard S. Forbes.
s. Black Socks. b. m, y years; Sire, Imp.
6. Tarpon, Is. g. years Sire. woolstrop.
Owner, Robert NJ. Taylor.
Race No. e.
(Three-year olds and up, Furlongso
L. Kingston Girl. c. MI years yea. sire
owner. c. ". huntington.
8. Easter Belle, C.. M. years Sire.
ALOHA 1wner + : B. p0s ysers sire Bay
boobay. owner, Or, j. F.. MeDonongh. !, !.
g. Cousin Kate, b. M 4, 5,, years Sire Mes les
msr's1; oWns1 s 4 keIe Years SIRE ST.
simonian II: Owner Rand de GRAF 1a' stock
Farm. Az .5i3
no siXa9 Le oTaef. W e. ySsanaers
Ballad b m, H yaars slfe mp
To- King Of Spades, 81. g.. years. Sire
Albert. Owner, Rogers Bros. -.
IL Jocs GSmsr R pr s. Taylor. s''e
] = 3
(steeple ase "a year olds and up. az Afles.)
4 Bessie Kiser, b. M, ~ years Sire Ber
Holiday. owner David Dunlop. ~.
"a 2, Bertha Barker. b. MI ged. Sire, Bit
zen. Owner. j. Il. Gathright..
q. 'Wayside, G. g.. years. Sire. Imp. Isl
Gcre. Owner, w. g. Saunders. "a 5s3,..
y q Glover. Croft, b.. g,s6Syears Sire. Royal
Stag. Owner, David Dunlop.
&. King OF Spades. bl. g., years, Sire
Albert. Owner Rogers Bros
II Race No. 4.
trhree-y olds and up \ Of a.! Ml ~.
" 4, Glover Croft, b. g.,l6 years sire, Hoya
stag. Owner, David Dunlop
q, Twister, oh, g., Z years sire. Flauoet
Owner. CIV. Huntington.y
g.. Bob Callaghan, Jr..n b. 81. years. sire
Flatlands, Owner. 4. B. boswell.
f@4. Initial. ch. g.,{5 years, Sire, First Mate
Owner, s. j. Holloway, i lis
s. Little Cita, oh. M. - years Sire. Flat
lands. Owner. w. w. Hutchinson. 4,
SO. Rectortown, 5 CHI 81, ! years. sire
Hawkswch, Owner. Dr. ~. F. McDonough
z. Little Boot. b. 81 years Sire star
Shoot. Owner, $. Z. Keller. . \,
5.s. Linnepec. ID. a. 4 years. Slre,f Golo
Heels. Owner, y, T.. Temple,
80. Wayside, oh. g.. years, Sires7 Imp
isidore. Owner, w. C. Saunders;s GGil
Y 10. Merrimac,S CHI. g.,f4 years. Sire Poten-
tate. Owner, g. j. Engelking,
| II. Denial, b. M, 3 years. Sire, Roya
| stag, ~ Owner, Rogers Bros.
| i5 ~. lockwood. br, 81, 3 years. Sire, Hy'
lpEen. owner Robert ~ portnar, ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-15
ROANOKE LOSES
TO SH0EMAKERS
Special 10 The TIme,-p,snatcb. /


ROANOKE. VA, May 14.-With the
assistance Of Umpire Mace and loose
playing. on the part of the locals, the
Shoemakers won from Roanoke this
afternoon by a score of to Z. Both
teams evidently had a day of, though
the most costly.
Wallace started in to pitch for the
visitors and was touched up at suca
lively rate that Stewart was sent
in to replace him in the fifth The
little pitcher Jared little better. az the
locals continued to hit the ball. In the
ninth inning. when the locals came 10
bat. the visitors had lead OF three
runs. Stonhr. first man up. hit safely.
Shaffer following with another. Hess
Ter got base on balls Clayton lined
one out to left for two bases. scoring
two runs. 1t was here the game was
won by Lynchburg. Clark, next man
up. hit what looked to be safe Texas
Lacquer over second base. but Bowen.
after a beautiful run and hard catch.
got 1t. saving the game for Lynchburg.
The tabulated score: